ISSUE NUMBER 479 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER APRÍL 15,1983

I N S I D E: Hogan New RKO FCC Overhauling Executive VP Call Letter Rules RKO Radio Sales President Bill Hogan has been named Ex- Under a sweeping new FCC proposal, ec. VP/RKO Radio Division. commonly -owned stations could share With his newly -created position, calls no matter where they're located -a Hogan virtually becomes se- chain could have WHHH (AM) in New York cond in command, reporting Presi- and WHHH-FM in Chicago. Read about this directly to RKO Radio dent Bob Williamson. and other significant changes, plus the im- Commenting on his shift plications Anne FCC resigna- Hogan of Jones's within the company, Hogan told Bill tion and the deregulation of SCAs, in R&R, "We're getting big, and Hogan joined RKO Radio Washington this week. Page 4 have lots of aggressive plans. Sales as President in June 1979, The Importance Of The full definition of the job will coming from his GSM post at evolve. I am absolutely Metromedia's WNEW/New Imports For AOR delighted. I love working with York. Prior to his eight years Bob Williamson. It's an ex- with Metromedia, Hogan work- AOR have always tried to be stations cellent move." ed for CBS Spot Sales, East- music leaders, and the new music boom man, and J. Walter Thompson. has intensified the competition to be first A new RKO Radio Sales Presi- with the latest. Jeff Gelb talks to concern- dent is expected to be named ed radio and record executives about how AM Stereo, Deregulation within two weeks. imports fit into the new AOR reality. Page 33 Belo Buys RAB's Guide To Breakthroughs At NAB KOA & Conflicts Slogan An unexpected break in the A new RAB Arbitron guide debuts, and AM stereo lògjam and a new KOAQ Belo Broadcasting has Jhan Hiber examines it with special atten- offer of total radio deregula- agreed to purchase General El- tion to the section on slogan conflicts and tion from Rep. Tim Wirth ectric's KOA & KOAQ/Denver challenges. Page 14 (D-CO) greeted the 6000 broad- casters attending this week's for an undisclosed amount. People In The However, Belo Radio Division President Marty Greenberg News This Week Stakelin Accepts told R&R the purchase price was "a lot of money, definitely Jim Farley NBC Radio News VP RAB Presidency FOCUS ON DEREGULATION - Radio deregulation and spectrum fees over $15 million." Al Moll Tim Wirth (D -CO) (left) Station Mgr. at WLZZ R&R has dominated NAB Convention discussion. Rep. Commenting further on the Alan Edwards OM at WNDE & WFBQ learned that said for the first time he could support abolishing the Fairness Doc- transaction, Greenberg said, trine. Voicing support for deregulation at a Congressional panel were Jon Rivers KLIF PD "It is our first, but a dramatic Bill Stakelin, (l -r) Sen. Larry Pressler (R -SD) and Reps. Mickey Leland (D -TX), Dave Luczak PD at WMJO acquisition. It's an A-1 combina- NAB Joint Matthew Rinaldo (N-NJ), and Billy Tauzin (D-LA). For more detailed Vic Faraci VP/Marketing for Board Chair- pictorial and reportorial NAB coverage, see Page 6. tion of facilities in an A-1 WBINashville man and market. (KOA & KOAQ) are do- Tim Smith PD at WPYX Exec. VP of cal rules to create "a radio tion to spectrum fees. ing so well, it's not like we're Bluegrass marketplace with as little regu- The convention, with the buying stations that are Devaluing A/C's Broadcasting, lation as the newspaper indus- theme "Productivity ... Let's distressed." Power Gold will become try." But he coupled his offer Work Together," was well - Talk -formatted AM KOA the next Presi- by making a strong new case attended. Radio broadcasters operates on 850 kHz with 50,000 think this core group of power "I don't dent of the BiU Stakelin for spectrum fees. NAB offi- flocked to "bottom line" ses- watts of power. KOAQ, a CHR gold records can hold up forever." Radio Advertising Bureau cials responded by saying they sions, including those exploring station, has 100kw at 103.5 mHz. -Robert Hall, SMN's "Starstation" (RAB). A reliable source have no intention of compromi- the new profit potential of FM The sale is subject to approval Top A/C programmers are aware that the confirmed widely circulat- sing on their adamant opposi- subcarriers. by the FCC. format's favorite staple oldies may be ing reports at the NAB Con- burning out. Jeff Green extracts their solu- vention that Stakelin was of- tions to the problems of overexposure. fered the job, and has ac- Capitol Broadcasting Co. Page 36 cepted. News Flashes annual NAB Convention in Las Vegas. Restructures Radio Team KOAK/San Francisco adopts Rick Carroll's Sansui generated consider- Maruca Oversees Chain's Ten Stations; ty for WRNL & WRXL; WKEE new music format ... Motown exits Pick- able excitement by demon- Shaffner WRNL & WRXL GM, & WHTN/Huntington, WV; and wick, will strating a high fidelity "uni- WLVV & WDRV/Statesville- set up own L.A. distribution Coggins Manages WRAL facility ... plus new rock label ... and versal" AM -FM set that will Charlotte. He told R&R, "You receive all four AM Capitol Broadcasting Compa- tell the airlines and I are Beach Boys concert July 4th ... in competing ty, whose takeover is pending can - ny has reorganized its manag- wonderful Richmond? These questions and answers stereo systems. The unit will final FCC approval. He now great friends! It's a hit the market in September at erial structure, with Frank takes on additional responsibili- CAPITOUSee Page 22 and more in Street Talk this week. $415 per set, along with car Maruca supervising the cor- Page 24 radios now under development. poration's ten stations as Radio Group Manager. Maruca had r r Reports also swept the con- Winter Arbitron Box Scores been one of two Regional Man- vention that Sony this week is Bonus agers, along with Claire Shaff- New York: WINS Leads As WKTU Unseats WBLS Subscriber unveiling a "Walkman" port- ner, who has been appointed Chicago: WLS, WLUP Top Tighter CHR, AOR Battles The 1983 R&R able that will also pick up all GM of WRNL & WRXL/Rich- four systems. Selling for $89, San Francisco: CHRs Up, KFOG Rises In AOR Race mond. In addition, Capitol VP/ the Sony sets will be available Philadelphia: WUSL Edges WDAS-FM; Sales & Marketing Bud Coggins in August. Regarded as impos- WMMR Regains AOR Title has been named GM of WRAL/ RATINGS sible to build just a year ago, WBCN Jumps Two, Takes Second Raleigh. Boston: the universal could give both Capitol Broadcasting Presi- Houston: KODA Soars Three To Tie KMJQ; KKBQ-FM Debuts AM stations and receiver manu- REPORT dent Jim Goodman told R&R, Washington: WMAL Rolls Into First; 0107 Hot facturers the ability to move ahead quickly without fear "We had an opening in Raleigh Dallas: KVIL-FM On Top; WBAP Gains On KSCS Volume I and in Richmond, and I wanted of choosing the wrong system. St. Louis: KMOX Drops Three; KHTR, KMJM, WRTH Climb The information -packed 1983 R&R to play the game with players Wirth, Chairman of the House the Baltimore: WBAL Widens Lead To Four Ratings Report (Vol. I) is included free on team and restructure. Telecommunications Subcom- We now think it'll be a more ef- Cleveland: WDOK, WOAL Dethrone WMMS with this issue to all subscribers. mittee, announced for the first ficient organization, and every- Denver: KYGO, KLZ Score Country Gains; KBPI time at Tuesday's Radio Lun- body's in the right place .. . KOAQ, Up cheon that he favors abolishing we're ready to go!" Phoenix: KUPD Rockets To Runner -Up Spot the Fairness Doctrine and Manica previously oversaw Plus complete confirmed results for Kansas City, Louisville, Pitts- 83.50 Single Copy equal time provisions, and KISS & KMAC/San Antonio, burgh, San Jose, Seattle, and Tampa. Starts Page 16 sweeping away all non-techni- WRAL, and KBEQ/Kansas Ci-

www.americanradiohistory.com HIT PROGRAMMING BALANCE FROM Eli/A CULTURE CLUB "Time (Clock Of The Heart)" CI I I{ :

CULTURE CLUB ONE OF THE Time (Clock Of The Heart) (Virgin/Epic) MOST ADDED 69% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 9, Debuts 46, Same 27, Down 0, Adds 75 including WNYS, 894, PRO -FM, KAFM, 79Q, WBBM-FM, KBEQ, KCNR. See Parallels, will debut next week on the CHR chart. WRGV add WKFR add WKDD 23-19 K093 add 30 WZZR 38-27 SAGA WCIR add WJXQ 17-12 WISE add WVIC 14 "Wind Him Up" Q104 add Z104 29-26 WXKS-FM add WLS-FM deb 37 KFMZ add 24 K107 39-34 WBEN-FM 39-33 WGCL 27-17 KMJK on KBIM add WZYQ 39-36 WNYS deb 29 KHTR add KNBQ add WKFM deb 40 OK100 deb 40 WPHD 24-21 WLOL-FM 35-32 WHFM add CK101 deb 40 WYKS 30-27 WCAU-FM 34 KFI on WSSX 6-4 WDCG deb 35 KCDQ 37-34 KEGL 37-33 KIQQ on KZFM 18-16 WOKI 30-26 KGHO deb 40 LOU RAWLS "Wind Beneath MYWings 9 9 WXKS-FM WSPK 94TYX KROK KSKD W FOX D93 WCAU-FM WHFM WJDX WSEZ KJRB WERZ WPFM KENT KSLY WGCL WKFM Y103 WNAM WFBG WKHI WAEV KCDQ KIST WHYT WCSC G100 KIIK WGUY WJBQ WSGF KTRS KFI CK101 KRGV KBBK WIGY WJAD FM99 KKAZ KIQQ KAMZ WSFL KHOP WCIR WFLB WGLF KDZA WLAN-FM WRQK WTIX KGGI WTSN WQLT WBWB KBIM Ctß EDDY GRANT ACTION sR+'SIGNIFICP'NT KBFM on "Electric Avenue"PH, KSKD on WXKS-FM deb 20 XTRA add WNVZ 26 WLOL-FM on WGUY on CKGM add 35 KHFI add KYYX 23-20 W F LY on OK100 on WCAU-FM 40-29 KITE 25 95XIL add K104 on WJBQ on Y100 add WDOQ 27-17 FM99 add WKFM on KENI on KMJK 1-1 KSET-FM add KCBN 31-24 WKRZ-FM on KCDQ on CuIR ACTION CARL WILSON SIGNIFICANT Q106 deb 29 "What You Do To Me" WCSC on 94TYX deb 40 Arrr FROM THE SOON TO BE WBEN-FM deb 37 Y103 28-25 RELEASED ALBUM KIQQ on WNAM add "YOUNGBLOOD" KYUU deb 26 WAEV add WHFM add KCDQ on

www.americanradiohistory.com Farley Elevated To NBC

Networks/Program Suppliers News Vice Presidency named VP/NBC ecutive in the radio division gives him un- MUSIC FEATURES Jim Farley has been PEOPLE Radio News, replacing Jo Moring. Moring beatable qualifications for this demanding Continuum Oro...amino Undue Station. R&R's Networks & Program ded1 Igo. was simultaneously named GM/Affiliate role." Rd. Arng for news try 3.qa. News Services for NBC, where she'll over- Farley, who will be responsible Suppliers Inc One -Stop Country S...Iona, see daily closed-circuit feeds of news on both the NBC Radio Network and the R&R's Networks/Program Suppliers page lists the available materials to television affiliates. Source, had been Managing Director/NBC NEWS INFORMATION FEATURES scheduled special programming - well in advance, so you can & Radio News since last July. He joined the plan your own programming ... or counterprogramming. Plus NYC NBC News President Reuven Frank com- network in 1975 as a producer for NIS, the key personnel moves and news extras ... every week in R&R. mented, "Jim Farley is one of the brightest News and Information Service. He began Page 12 new execltives here at NBC News. His ex- his broadcast career in 1965 at WINS/New perience both as a producer and an ex- York. Washington Report 4 Nashville: Sharon Allen 39 What's New 8 Black Radio: Walt Love 40 Networks/Suppliers/Reps 12 This Week In Music History 42 Ratings & Research: Jhan Hiber 14 National Music Formats 43 Ratings Results 16 Marketplace 44 Street Talk 24 Opportunities 44 CHR: Joel Denver 28 Black Chart 62 Calendar: Brad Messer 32 Country Chart 64 AOR: Jeff Gelb 33 AOR Charts 72 A/C: Jeff Green 36 A/C Chart 72 Country: Carolyn Parks 38 CHR Chart 72 Moll New WLZZ Station Manager WLZZ & WZUU/Milwaukee General "This is an outward sign of our continued Sales Manager Albert Moll has been pro- commitment to the success of our Milwau- moted to Station Manager for WLZZ. Moll kee facilities and our confidence in Al will keep the GSM's duties under his new ti- Moll." Malrite of Wisconsin VP/GM Paul tle. LeSage added, "Al has worked hard in sales Malritte Communications Group Ex- to keep our stations in the forefront of a ecutive VP Gil Rosenwald commented, highly competitive market, and his addi- tional attention to our AM property will Edwards Promoted To assure its continued development and growth." WNDE & WFBQ who as 0M At Moll, joined Malrite five years ago KPLZ Racing In The Street Alan Edwards has been promoted to Op- an account executive, advanced to GSM for erations Manager of WNDE & WFBQ/Indi- WLZZ and WZUU in 1980. He told R&R, "I KPLZ/Seattle cosponsored the city's first annual Emerald City Marathon, providing exclusive live anapolis, while retaining his PD position at am excited that Malrite has put additional coverage of the gruelling race. KPLZ afternoon man Jack Elliot anchored the five -hour broadcast WNDE. Edwards joined WNDE last No- energy into the Milwaukee market, and from the Space Needle. About 2800 runners participated, and from the above photo's aerial van- line. In a spirit of vember, having previously been PD at together we can produce two strong, domi- tage point, it appears as if most of them are shown clustered around the starting KPLZ fielded not one but a relay team of four runners, including PD Jeff King, who WBBX/Portsmouth, NH and an air per- nant radio stations." collaboration, turned in a combined time of 3 hours and 26 minutes. sonality at WVBF/Boston and WPRO-FM/ Providence. WMJQ Sets Luczak As PD Edwards told R&R, "I'm flabbergasted Dave Luczak has been appointed Pro- Rivers Crosses To Country As KLIF PD that they've given me this shot, after hav- gram Director at WMJQ/Rochester. He Jon Rivers has been named PD at Coun- really replace anyone here because there ing been here such a short time. I'm real ex- comes to the AOR station from similarly try -formatted KLIF/Dallas, exiting his pro- wasn't a PD per se. Most of the programm- cited about the opportunity to work with formatted WTUE/Dayton, where he was gramming post at Dallas A/C station ing decisions were being made by Station WFBQ and PD John Bogart." PD and earlier worked as morning man. KLVU. Rivers, who hosts the syndicated Manager Dan Halyburton, and he got so busy WNDE is A/C -formatted, while WFBQ is Luczak told R&R, "I have bittersweet "Powerline" program, told R&R, "I didn't with both stations (also KPLX) that he AOR. feelings about leaving WTUE, because wanted somebody to take over part of it for Group One has treated me very well. him, and he brought me in. I've always Through the guidance of people like Chuck WB/Nashville STAFF been a real Country freak, so I like it." Browning, who is now at KZAP/Sacramen- Names Faraci Halyburton indicated he was pleased by Publisher BOB WILSON to, and Art Wander, now the Operations Vice President Sales d Marketatg: DICK KRIZMAN the acquisition of Rivers, a Dallas market Manager here, I've gained a world of Executive Editors KEN BARNES, JOHN LEADER VP/Marketing veteran. "I think he's one of the people who M Oxecto, RICHARD ZUMWALT knowledge. WTUE is staffed by so many really understands some of the things that News Ede- GAIL MITCHELL good people, I know they'll cook right along. Vic Faraci has been appointed VP/Mar- Rates I Research Editor: JHAN HIBER for Warner Bros. Records/Nash- are important to an AM station ... per- Sales 6 Marketing Ed,: JONATHAN HALL "I'm looking forward to hooking up with keting (CHR). (AOR), sonality, news, special programming," Ha- Format Editors: JOEL DENVER JEFF GELB LIN Broadcasting in Rochester; they seem ville. Faraci had been Elektra/Asylum's JEFF GREEN (A/C), WALT LOVE IBleck Rothof, GAIL lyburton told R&R. "He also brings a style MITCHELL (Eeey Listening), CAROLYN PARKS (Country), like a dynamite company. The opportunity Exec. VP/Director of Marketing until the BRAD WOODWARD (News/Talk) that I think is very good for the radio sta- Senior Associate Editors: KRISANN ALIO. ELLEN BARNES to move into a larger and more competitive company's executive changeover earlier Associate LUCARELLI, ROSSMAN, of work- Editors: JUDI NINA market was irresistible for me." Luczak this year. tion, a real warm, personable way SYLVIA SALAZAR, CAROL TAYLOR ing with people on the air." Edon, Assistants. BARBARA BARNES, added that no replacement for him in WB Chairman Mo Ostin commented, NORMA GOLDSTEIN level of Rivers, who began his new duties last Computer Senecas Pretto, DAN COLE Dayton has been set. "Vic's breadth of experience and Treffit Directo,. ADRIENNE RIDDLE marketing expertise make him a welcome week, also serves as producer for the Mutu- C,ICWatron MARCELLA LOPER addition to our entire al Network show "Lee Arnold On A Country Waahlagtoe demist 819 Connecticut Ave., NW. Suite 300, WPYX Picks Smith Washington, DC 20006, 12021 4664980 country music effort. Road." Bureau Chef JONATHAN HALL National Sales Director. BARRY OBRIEN For PD Position Having him based in Washington Editor BRAD WOODWARD our Burbank office TRANSACTION: Sales Representative: VIVIAN FUNN Tim Smith has assumed the PD position Office Manager CHERYL SOMERS at AOR WPYX/Albany, replacing Ted Utz, gives us a unique ad- Legal Counsel JASON SHRINSKY who recently vantage in marketing Neandee Bureau: Box 171116. Nashville, TN 37217, became PD at WHJY/Provid- EZ Communications (615) 793-6671, 793-6391 ence (R&R 3-25). Smith was most recently country music and Bureau Chier SHARON ALLEN Music Director at WLVQ/Columbus, a posi- provides an invalua- Production Director. RICHARD AGATA Buys Insilco's WYOR Associate M Director MARILYN FRANDSEN tion he held for the last three of the 51/ ble liaison between ROGER Photography : ZUMWALT opera- Typography KENT THOMAS, LUCIE MORRIS, years he worked there. our Nashville EZ Communications has signed an agreement SANDRA GUTIERREZ WPYX GM John Kelly told R&R, "I'm tions and Burbank." to purchase Insilco's WYORIMiaml for $3.6 Graphics . L T PEARL, GARY VAN DER STEUR Vic Faraci Creative Consultae. MARK SHIPPER convinced that Tim can move us to the next WB/Nashville Senior million. Following expected FCC approval of the Creative Servroes Pratt, MIKE ATKINSON plateau ... strength and stability. He VP Jimmy Bowen added, "Vic's input and deal, EZ will nave acquired its sixth FM outlet. Marketing Services Director PETER STARR valued com- Sales Representative. PAM BELLAMY comes from an excellent station and has enthusiasm have always been EZ Communications Exec. VP/GM Alan Box Office Manager NANCY HOFF modities. They will be of special impor- Adnn,slratwe Assistant PAULA PONCE paid his dues. We're looking for great things told R&R, "We'll be taking over, we're guessing, Controller MARGARET BECKWITH from him." tance now in his new position." the later part of June or early July. The station Redo 6 Records e á poltad every Fddey by Radio 6 Records. Inc Smith commented, "It's with great Faraci told R&R, "I'm dealing with signed with Churchill to start their Beautiful Music 1930 Century Pak West, Les Angeles, CA 90067 (213) 5531330. Subscgotlons $275 per year or 360 per esodo' iltemeend subacp- pleasure and a feeling of accomplishment many of the artists I worked with over at service, switching from Bonneville, on May 1. tbn rate $400 per year. Al reasonable care taken but no ,esponsibily of Warner Bro- Elektra who are now a part . , assumed for ,0501500d metered FUR reserves t rights in matend ac- that I accept the job. Taft has been more WYOR will stay good music for the time being cepted for publut8e. Al Miters addressed to R68 , Its Edors we be helpful in the of thers/Nashville, so this is really a natural assumed intended for publication and ,ep,aducboo and may therefore than development my we have a lot of experience in good music." be used for this pnpose. Nothing nay be reproduced in whole or in pen career, and I leave their tight association situation. We now have a sizable division ellhole written dominion from the Publisher. The tome AOR, Back has 100kw at 105.1 mHz. EZ owns Pape, &Meta, Most Added. National Akpay/30, PereMls. Radio d with some sadness. It's a phenomenal op- with the combined country rosters of Elek- WYOR Records, and Suet Taw are registered trademarksof Redo & Records. of WEZS/Richmond, WBZZI Pilled in U.S.A. Mailed Brat class to Um United States. Canada. Eng- portunity in Albany. My goals include more tra and Warner Brothers, making us one WEZRIWashington, land, Mabee New Zetw,d, and Japan 1983 Redo 6 Records. hard work, dedication, ambition, and mak- the largest country labels, and I'm very ex- Pittsburgh, WEZCICharlotte, and WEZBI A &Wean of Rate -Hanks Commuications. ing it happen right." cited about our growth." New Orleans.

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 4 R&R/Friday, April 15, 1983 COURT MEDIATION Washington Report Radio Call Letter Rules Set For Complete Overhaul Stations would find it easier to adopt new call letters but harder to block changes by competitors, under new rules proposed last week by Fritts Suggests Merger Forgery Alleged the FCC. The most controversial change would force stations squabbling Of NAB-NRBA Boards In Miami AM Case over call signs to settle their differences in court, rather than at the FCC. NAB President Eddie Fritts responded The four-way contest for the right to build Before taking any final action, the Com- quickly last week to a letter from NRBA a new AM station on 990 kHz in Miami has mission is asking for public comments on confusion would result. "A substantial pro- President Sis Kaplan, who suggested talks been complicated by charges that the its proposal to: portion of the objections are frivolous," on merging NRBA's annual convention, preliminary winner, Radio America Broad- Drop the requirement that stations Mass Media Bureau attorney Bob Hayne RAB's winter sales meeting and NAB's casting (RAB), used forged documents to changing call signs notify all other stations complains. radio programming into conference a prove the availability of a bank loan. within 35 miles. If the FCC doesn't go ahead and shift the single event. In 1981 the FCC Review Board reversed Eliminate or shorten the 30-day period burden of settling such disputes to local Firing off a letter the next morning, the presiding judge's grant of the license to now given for other stations to challenge courts, Hayne hopes it will at least adopt a Fritts said, '`The need for a single radio New Continental, preferring RAB instead. call sign requests. more "clear and convincing" definition of meeting is symptomatic of a larger pro- But now the board has sent the case back to Let commonly -owned but distant AMs public confusion, to discourage groundless blem, namely, the needless amount of the judge to settle the forgery question. and FMs share the same call signs. Iden- complaints. duplication of effort by organizations sup- RAB President Jose Rosado has admitted tical calls are presently allowed only for Abolish Call Signs Altogether? ported by radio stations." Rather than tak- signing the names of two partners, but stations in the same or adjoining com- ing During the discussion, Commissioner Steve a "piecemeal" approach, Fritts said maintains he was authorized to do so. How- munities (e.g., WNEW-AM & FM/New NAB would prefer "a meeting to discuss the ever, runner-up New Continental obtained York). Sharp wondered aloud whether call signs larger question of developing a unified in- statements from the two partners. They Abolish the six-month waiting period are still needed, since so many stations are dustry organizational structure for radio." denied authorizing Rosado to sign their before call letters turned in by one station identified by dial position. He cited ex- According to Fritts, one way to achieve names and said they severed all contact can be reassigned to another station in the amples such as DC101 and Q105. such a "desirable objective" would be with RAB when they learned of the forgery. same market. But the FCC staff immediately pointed merging the NAB and NRBA Boards. He End a requirement that stations get out that call letters are required under in- added, "The first and essential step in any Supreme Court Debating "suitable clearance" to use calls such as ternational treaties and are necessary to future of in- discussions, however, is a recogni- Broadcast Coverage those that spell the initials of government the smooth working the Commission's tion of the need to end the debilitating and agencies or ex -Presidents (e.g., WEPA or ternal record -keeping. counterproductive duplication of effort. Quoting knowledgeable sources, the Los Angeles Times revealed last week that a WJFK). However, the FCC would crack Once that step is taken, I am confident that down on any station misrepresenting or discussions with NRBA would prove very lively behind -the-scenes debate is under- NEW HOPE FOR SHARP? way among the nine Supreme Court just- otherwise abusing such calls. fruitful." End FCC arbitration of disputes over Kaplan had stressed in her letter that she ices over whether to allow broadcast cover- age of oral arguments in their courtroom. call letters that sound alike, requiring com- Anne Jones was seeking only a merger of meetings, not plaining stations to seek relief in local of associations. The discussion has apparently been going on for several months. Chief Justice War- courts on grounds such as unfair competi- Quits FCC ren Burger is said to oppose the move, while tion. WKHK Wins Renewal Justice John Paul Stevens is reportedly the Frivolous Disputes Despite Format Switch most receptive to the idea. The Commission staff has become in- weeks ago 20 news By a unanimous vote, the FCC last week Several more than creasingly irritated at the amount of time organizations launched a major drive to renewed Viacom's license for WKHK/New required to handle challenges from stations gain broadcast access to federal court- York (formerly WRVR). The renewal had trying to block call letter changes by their rooms. been opposed by Citizens For Jazz On competitors. Most often they claim public WRVR and the Committee To Save Black Radio. SUBCARRIERS DOUBLED The groups objected to the station's switch from Jazz to Country shortly after Viacom took over from Sonderling in 1979. Total Deregulation Of SCAs They charged Viacom had plans for the switch from the beginning, but misrepre- sented its intentions to the Commission. Could Boost FM Profits Last week the FCC dismissed that charge as pure speculation. It also discounted a Restrictions on the use of FM subcarriers were tossed out last week charge that Viacom defrauded sponsors by by the FCC, which also gave each FM station a second subcarrier to use not notifying them of the format change un- or lease out. til it was completed. The Commission noted FCC Chairman Mark Fowler declared lease their subcarriers for profit for the Anne Jones announced last that; in fact, Viacom offered refunds or that the deregulation opens up "new, ex- first time. Those SCAs are now primarily week she'll leave her GOP seat credits to unhappy sponsors. citing profit centers for FMs" and "moves used by nonprofit reading services for the on the FCC by May 31. Specula- Also ruled groundless were complaints broadcasters into the data transmission blind, which fear being displaced by more about poor EEO performance at WKHK. business." tion on a successor immediately lucrative ventures. on The Commission said the station has a good Until now, SCAs (subsidiary communica- To assure an abundance of SCAs for all centered Commissioner Steve record, with 22.6% minority and 54.8% tions authorizations) or subcarriers were purposes, the Commission voted to give Sharp, who otherwise will leave female employment overall. In the upper limited only to services of a "broadcast every FM station a second subcarrier. And office July 1 when the FCC is cut four job categories, the figures are 21.7% nature," like background music, reading it adopted language that, in effect, from seven to five members, as 39.1% , respectively. and services for the blind, or foreign language guarantees blind reading services at least ordered last year by Congress. programming. limit is now That gone. one public station SCA per market. The move caught many by surprise, WIMS Renewal Set The primary new use of SCAs is expected Other changes adopted last week include even though there had been periodic to be the potentially lucrative business of For Comparative Hearing elimination of the SCA application form. rumors that Jones would not serve a full data transmission. Here are some Stations must now only notify the FCC their seven-year term. Jones announced her The FCC Mass Media Bureau last week possibilities that have been mentioned: subcarrier is in use. Also eliminated was a decision at the start of last Thursday's designated the renewal application of Paging services. rule requiring program logs for SCA opera- FCC meeting (4-7). After 15 years in gov- WIMS/Michigan City, IN for hearing to Supermarket chains transmitting price tions. ernment service, she said, it was time weigh its merits against a challenge by changes to their stores. NPR Poised To Move for her to return to the private sector. Gonzalez Limited Partnership. The Com- Banks sending information to branch Last week's subcarrier deregulation won Jones has been known to be unhappy mission says that because WIMS and Gon- offices. immediate praise from NPR Ventures that her job keeps her away much of the "legally, financially and zalez are both Medical labs reporting test results back President Richard Hodgetts. The rule time from her husband, Florida banker technically qualified" to operate the sta- to individual doctors' offices. changes clear the way for the NPR profit - William Sprague. hearing must be held to choose be- tion, a Satellite linkage of SCAs by Mutual to making subsidiary to launch two projects, a While serving as General Counsel of two. tween the form a national private communications national paging service and a digital data the Federal Home Loan Bank Board, WIMS tried to have Gonzalez disqualified radio network. transmission business. Both will use NPR's Jones was named to the FCC in 1979 by not originally on the grounds that it did To keep stations using SCAs for paging satellite system to link the subcarriers of President Carter. Previously, she had comply with Indiana state laws on the for- services on an equal regulatory footing with NPR affiliate stations. spent 10 years at the Securities and Ex- But the mation of limited partnerships. existing paging companies, the Commis- Hodgetts said last week's decision "will change Commission (SEC), rising to Di- Gonzalez corrected the pro- FCC noted that sion decided to treat such subcarriers as enable public radio to take the first essen- rector/Bureau of Investment Manage- granting blem, and there is no evidence that more tightly controlled common carriers. tial steps towards financial security" and ment, the office that regulates mutual Commis- its application would violate any Relief was also granted to educational provide "exciting new business oppor- funds. sion rules. FM stations, which will now be permitted to tunities for the broadcasting industry."

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NBC Rodio's Young Adult Network JIMCAPALDI WITH STE VE WINWOOD im Capaldi. Backbone of the legendary Traffic. Reunited in a rare inter- view with Steve Winwood in a 90 -minute special. Exclu- sively on The Source. Jim and Steve talk about their history together. From the origin of Traffic and its music to jamming in their Berkshire Downs cottage. From things unknown to the ultimate break-up of Traffic and their new musi- cal venture together, Jim's latest solo album "Fierce Heart" on Atlantic Records. Hear music from the new LP "That's Love," "Bad Breaks," "Tonight You're Mine;' and "Living On The Edge." Plus such Traffic classics as "John Barley- corn," "Dear Mr. Fantasy," and "The Low Spark of High -Heeled Boys." Pro- duced by Denny Somach Productions.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 6 R&R/Friday, April 15, 1983 Deregulation, Spectrum Fees NAB Convention Highlights Drawing overflow crowds carriers, which were totally were sessions on how to deregulated last week by Dominate NAB Convention make money with FM sub- the FCC (see Page 4). Of "Let me state it simply ed, "We would make certain that particular interest was the and clearly: I am prepared fees are reasonable, and that the new ability to use SCAs for to non- government could not raise them paging services. NPR eliminate all serious over time." technical regulation of ra- outlined its plans for na- dio," House Telecommun- More Deregulation News tional paging and data ications Subcommittee In other deregulation develop- transmission using SCAB ments at the NAB Convention: Chairman Tim Wirth (D - linked by its satellite CO) told broadcasters in his The ranking GOP member of system. keynote address at Tues- Wirth's subcommittee, Rep. Matt- And Reach, Inc. of Lincoln, NE day's NAB Convention Ra- hew Rinaldo (NJ), called for was actively soliciting FM stations to enter the paging business as its dio Luncheon. broadcasters to seek a compro- mise with Wirth, rather than push- franchisees, offering both local and national paging on their SCAs. Wirth said he favors: ing for House passage of S. 55, the deregulation bill passed by the Sen- Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker and FCC Commissioner Mimi Dawson ad- Engineer Drought Hurts dress broadcasters in Las Vegas. Abolishing the Fairness Doc- ate, but which Wirth has vowed to FM Drop -Ins trine and equal time provisions. defeat. Another hot topic was Docket A new subcommittee member, Codifying the FCC's deregula- 80-90, which could create hundreds Rep. Mickey Leland (D -TX), tion of radio. of new FM drop -ins. FCC Mass Abolishing comparative re- whose views were previously un- Media Bureau Chief Larry Harris known, he favors newals. revealed that told a session that the Commission Giving radio stations "long- both radio deregulation and spec- doesn't have the engineering per- fees. term license stability, not just trum sonnel to handle drop -ins. He iden- seven-year, ten-year, or 15 -year tified a shortage of engineers as his terms." NAB President Eddie Fritts, in biggest problem. his speech opening the convention, At a press conference, FCC There was no applause moments declared that "government's push Chairman Mark Fowler said there later, when Wirth continued, "But for deregulation appears to be tak- are "serious engineering ques- this will not happen until you - the ing an unfortunate, potentially tions" on drop -ins. "We have to radio broadcasters of America - damaging, turn." He named the make sure the engineering works," overcome your unwillingness to AM stereo marketplace decision said Fowler. "If it does, then we recognize and accept a critical fact and pending FM drop -in proposal should probably go ahead, of life: the broadcast spectrum is a as two ill-advised actions. Radio Marketing Concepts President Norman Goldsmith and ABC Radio VP for although I don't want to prejudge Planning & Development Bill Battison speak to ABC Radio Network valuable public resource and those affiliates. the issue." who are licensed to use it to the ex- Some sources said Senate High Fidelity Audio clusion of others must compensate Commerce Committee Chairman Digital audio attracted the public in some way for its use." Bob Packwood (R -OR) would widespread interest at NAB. Sony closer to Rep. move somewhat displayed its new professional 10% of gross rev- Wirth's deregulation stance in re- Calling a fee of compact disc player, now in use at enues "confiscatory," Wirth pledg- marks on Wednesday. 30 classical and AOR stations around the country. NAB and the CBS Technology Center announced they are jointly Universal Receivers Offer seeking a patent on a new method of "companding" the FM signal in a way they claim will reduce noise New Hope For AM Stereo and hiss, and double existing stereo coverage. Announcement of the San- CKLW/Detroit-Windsor Chief Scientific Atlanta reported a sui and Sony "universal" Engineer Ed Butterbaugh outlined "fantastic" level of sales of earth AM stereo receivers at the a survey showing that, when expos- stations for CBS, NBC and ABC af- ed to the same music on both AM NAB Convention created filiates. Sales Manager Mike Kelly and FM stereo, listeners preferred said broadcasters raised almost no both excitement and optim- the AM by 71% to 21% because of NAB President Eddie Fritts (left) and NAB Chairman Bill Stakelin (center) present objections and seem to realize they ism. One broadcaster leav- its "much fuller" sound. former NAB President Vince Wasilewski with 1983 Distinguished Service Award. must convert to satellite. He said ing an AM stereo panel contracts for 50 dishes were signed discussion commented, Meanwhile, all four proponents on the convention's first day alone. "That's great. Now we can drew throngs of curious broadcast- "Contentious Bastards" pick any one." ers to their demonstrations on the Former NAB President Vince exhibit floor. Harris now claims to Wasilewski received the 1983 Dis- Kahn, Magnavox, and Harris have 50 stations on the air. Leonard tinguished Service Award. In his welcomed the development. Motor- Kahn pushed the "StereoStereo" acceptance speech, he called for ola, which hopes to sell decoder receivers being produced for his unity and fondly told the opening chips for its system alone, seemed system alone. Magnavox declared session, "I regard the outstanding displeased. support for the four -system accomplishment of my 17 years as Sansui consultant Jerry LeBow receiver, while Motorola, still con- President of NAB as keeping all of said the company decided to build fident of winning the marketplace you contentious bastards in the Along with numerous politicians at the this Congressional panel fo- a universal receiver when it realiz- battle, stressed its selection by convention, same boat." ed the marketplace wasn't produc- Delco and unveiled a new Motorola cused on deregulation. Pictured (I -r) are Sen. Robert Kasten (R -WI), Rep. Cardiss Collins (D -IL), Sen. Daniel lnouye (D -HI), and Rep. Tom Tauke (R -IA). Panels on the convention's pro- ing a winner. "We were trying to decoder chip for receivers. ductivity theme, including an ap- break the logjam," said LeBow. pearance by Labor Secretary Ray "We believe this is the real answer Donovan, took place on Wednes- to helping you broadcasters make day. And Senate Majority Leader an AM stereo decision." Howard Baker (R -TN) called on LeBow expects one system to broadcasters to help him win a prevail eventually, but says it tough battle to open Senate pro- won't matter to the consumer, ceedings to radio and television whose sets will be compatible no coverage. matter which wins. Receiver President Reagan, appearing via manufacturers, too, can build videotape, reminisced about his radios without worrying about days in radio, and said, "For our making a multi -million dollar part, we in this administration re- mistake. main committed to relieving un- Tom Yoda, Sansui VP/Sales and necessary regulation of your in- Marketing, said, "It is our objec- dustry and to standing firm behind the guarantees of freedom of tive to convince broadcasters to A hot convention topic was new FCC rules giving radio broadcasters more opportunities to lease their FM subcarriers. At the press in the First begin broadcasting using whatever "SCA ... Spells Money" panel were National Public Radio's Ed McConaghay (at podium); Daytime Broadcasters Association speech and of the Constitution." system they desire." President Jim Wychor of KWOA-AM & FM/Worthington, MN; Group W's Harrison Klein; and Paul Olson of KLEM/Le Mars, IA. Amendment

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 8 R&R/Friday, April 15, 1983 Palming SPENT $44 BILLION IN 1982 Off A TV Teens Attracted To Records, Movies

n direct contrast to popular industry belief, only 29% of teens in a recent Teen-age Research Unlimited survey think their peers spend money on video games rather than records. Findings also indicated that half of those polled worked for pay at least five hours weekly, most maintained savings accounts, and a portion (one -sixth) spent over $50 of their personal money in the past week. As a result, the report estimates that the majority of the dollars teens spend annually is directed at discretionary items like records and movies. Slightly more than half of the teens purchased a record or prerecorded tape in the last three months, while almost two-thirds had attended a film in that same period. Many teens feel that today's new music and movies are an improvement over a year ago. More teenage girls prefer the softer side of popular music than EMI Music Mounts boys, yet still exhibit a strong attraction toward "new wave." Cable TV movie channels are also a group favorite. Coinciding with this survey is the latest Rand Youth Poll, which shows that Worldwide CD Push although total teen spending increased from $42.6 to $44 billion in 1982, it was the narrowest gain in years, affected, no doubt, by the slow economic conditions. This poll also tallies teens' discretionary spending habits differently: teens have EMI Music has announced international support of the compact digital XTV-2000 cut back on records, cars, and gas, instead shelling out more for video games, clothing, cosmetics, personal grooming products, jewelry, and snacks. disc (CD), initiating that support with mid -1983 releases in the U.S. and As a counterpart to its audio cas- Europe. CD titles will be chosen from the classical and pop repertoires of sette-sized personal radios, EXP EMI, Angel, Capitol, and EMI America. A goal of over 200 available catalog Research Co. is screening its DECLINE LARGER THAN FIRST STATED selections is targeted for the first 12 months. Bhaskar Menon, Chairman and newest model, a palm -sized black Chief Executive, EMI Music Worldwide, stated, "Following constructive and white UHFNHF television. The discussions with Philips and PolyGram, EMI Music is delighted to support Video Sports XTV-2000 packages of the compact disc." the advanced technology and high consumer quality a 1 Y2 inch liquid crystal tube, RIAA Error Skews AM/FM stereo radio, telescoping antenna, volume control, loudspeaker, and headphone jack 1982 Sales Figures in one compact unit. It operates with an AC/DC rechargeable 12 An elementary methodology error a much more significant 9%, and Zodiac LPs Chart volt. For additional details and price places a new complexion on the wholesale would have fallen 8%. call (800) 421-2813; in California RIAA's 1982 sales figures for the (213) 533-5877. record industry. The original RIAA an- Among the new sources of product nouncement recorded a drop of only now covered were independent labels New Consumer 3% in manufacturers' sales compared not belonging to RIM, and, in- to 1981, with dollar value computed at terestingly, imports, which would not TAPING OF ASIA LP list prices down just 1% and wholesale appear to have any relation to dollars down even less. But the first domestic manufacturer sales. At list NEARLY EQUALS SALES release neglected to mention that the price, 1982 dollar volume was quoted Course 1982 figures had been computed via at $3.59 billion, compared to the old - new methodology which identified methodology 1981 figure of $3.63 WCI Raises "sources of product sold at retail billion (which would be closer to $3.95 Targeting the passive radio lis- which we didn't have a handle on," ac- billion if adjusted, signifying a decline tener/record buyer is sometimes cording to RIAA President Stanley of at least $350 million last year. Unit easier said than done. PolyGram New Home Gortikov. RIM admitted that if the sales for 1982 were 576 million, com- hopes to chart sales with both 1981 figures had been compiled using pared to 1981's unadjusted 594 through its astrologically -oriented the same system, the 1982 sales and million (more like 635 million if ad- album concept, "Your Musical Taping Alarm list dollar drops would have both been justed). Zodiac." Conceived and developed by VP/Adult Contem- porary Michael Hoppe, the 12 -al- Updating its landmark home taping bum series, dedicated to each of study for this year's NARM conven- Model Broadcast Mana ement the individual star signs, plays to tion, WCI asserted that superstar acts the consumer's ego rather than his may be losing almost 50% of potential or her knowledge of the performing sales to home tapers. An analysis of artist. 1982 sales for Geffen's Asia reveal- The performing artist in this case ed that for every 17 buyers, 15 others is James Last, a 15 -year compos- taped the group's debut LP. There- er/songwriter popular with Euro- fore, quoting a 2 million sales figure for pean audiences. However, the real the album, almost 1.8 million copies stars are the consumers who share were taped, the study estimated. WCI the same birth signs as the com- ni's "Moon River" and Franz projected a $6 million loss to retailers, posers/lyricists of the songs Haydn's "Allegro From Trumpet or $3.75 million after revenues gained featured on each album - hence Concerto in E Flat," as they rub from compensating blank tape sales the slogan "your personal music." star signs with Bette Davis, Mar - were factored in. Each LP contains about one-third Ion Brando, and Casanova. NIDUS Broadcast Systems has added two new models to its family of classics and two-thirds pop reper- "Your Musical Zodiac" kicks off in Other results of the update, based broadcast management automation systems. System 100 utilizes dual floppy toire, together with liner notes Seattle and Portland the beginning on monthly diaries from 2500 disk storage while sister System 110 employs a 51/4 " Winchester hard disk households, that list specific sign characteris- of May. The $6.98 LPs will be sold were an increase in blank storage. Basic system cost covers hardware, billing, traffic and accounts tics as well as others born under primarily in drugstores and super- tape buying and home tapers in receivable software, as well as installation/training. Among the software op- your birth sign. For example, Aries markets. Cassette versions will general, and a decrease in the number tions: accounts payable, payroll, music library, music scheduling, and word listeners can enjoy Henry Manci- also be available. of record buyers (despite a price -influ- processing. Contact (800) 525-0331. enced increase in dollar volume).

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Networks/Program Suppliers ABC NBC ABC Radio Networks air exclusive live coverage of Source: Kentucky Derby, Preakneas Stakes (May 7, 21) Rock Chronicle w/Dan Formento: Yes disbands, Information Net: Rolling Stones meet Beatles (Week of April 18) MUSIC FEATURES John Stoasel's Consumer Lookout discusses self- One Minute With features comedienne Joan Rivers protection devices, safeguarding against (Week of April 18) burglars (April 23-24) Coping With ...: host Frank Cody discusses Continuum Broadcasting United Stations Rock Chronicles: AP burnout (Week of April 18) Screen Scenes: Shelley Lewis reviews "Losin' It'. As Producers (April 29 -May 1) in On Bleecker Street: Dick Clark's Rock Artists Ten -part series examines health athletics (Week of April 18) (April 18-22) Danny & the Juniors/Joey Dee/Chubby Checker Roll And Remember: Special Edition: Strand Broadcast Services (April 29 -May 2) CBS Lovin Spoonful (April 30 -May 1) Manhattans (April 29 -May 1) Movie CloseUps: Evenly & Smothers Brothers (May 6-8) Smokey Robinson/Pt. I (May 6-8) Wood Memorial thoroughbred race (April 23) The Great Sounds: "The Outsiders" (April 18) RadloRadio: Actor Patrick Swayze (April 19) Country Sessions, Inc. Helen O'Connell (April 30 -May 1) Star Trak Profile: Writer/producer David Victor, actress Jo deWkrter, "High Road To China" (April 21) Country Sessions USA: Stevie Nicks (April 29 -May 1) Weekly Country Music Countdown: actor Robert Blake, KC of Sunnhne Bend fame Something You Should Know: (April 30) Mel Titlis Michael Murphey (April 30 -May 1) ABC on Kris Erik Stevens In Touch (April 18-24) - Nutritional deficiencies (April 20) Fnzzell and West (May 7) Contemporary Net/ Watermark Clayton Webster Mutual funds Investments (April 21) Creative Factor Spotlight Special (Watermark): Househunters beware (April 22) Musical!: Jack Carney's Comedy Show: Waylon Jennings (May 21) Toto (May 22) Watermark Motherhood with Joan Rivers, Bill Cosby, Stiller & Rita Moreno/Musical villains/Guys and Dolls Entertainment Net/ TV Tonite: Concert Magazine: (April 30-May 1) Meara (May 2) Silver Eagle (DIR): "Love Sidney" - NBC (April 18) Utopia/Robbie Knegor/Missing Persons live the '60s: Sporting News Report: Soundtrack of Razzy Bailey (April 30) "Miracle Of Kathy Miller" - CBS (April 19) (May 14-15) Pete Rose/Ozzie Smith (April 25) Jeff Barry/Lesley Gore/May 1962 "Benson" ABC (April 211 Rock Net/Supergroups (DIR): - 20:20 Music World: (April 30 -May 1) Mutual "Dream House" - CBS (April 22) Jefferson Starship (May 7) Smokey Robinson/Frankie Valli Salute/Lesley Weedeck Radio Golf. Coca-Cola/Houston Open (May 4-8) Westwood One Gore (April 30 -May 1) CBS Earth News: "Wilke Nelson. Superstart" (May 14) Harwood RadloRadio: Patrick Simmons/ABC/Culture Club London Wavelength Minding Your Business: Westwood One Honor Roll Of Rock 'N Roll (Week of April 18) BBC College Concert: I. (Memorial Day Weekend) Working at home/Pt. Cashing In on cash (April 18) Brad Messer's Daybook: Lene Lovich (May 1) Budweiser Concert Hour: Invention royalties (April 19) Clayton Webster Cow chips to burn/CNil War dead/Butch Cassi- Atlantic Starr (April 29 -May 1) Energy management systems/Pt. I (April 20) BBC Rock Hour: Country Calendar: dy/First radar (April 15-17) The Countdown: Outlook: - A Flock Of Seagulls (May 1) Larry Gatlin (May 2) Playboy Advisor: Teenage mothers (April 18) Con Funk Shun/Whispers (April 29 -May 1) Dave Dudley (May 3) Poet Nikki Pot and motherhood/Romantic contract/Panic at- Stella Parton (May 4) Giovanni (April 17) Dr. Demento: (April 18) tack (April 15-17) Mutual Tammy Wynette (May 5) Death counseling (April -May 1) Black authors (April 21) Spaces & Places: Lee Arnold On A Country Road: Bicycles 29 Janie Fricke (May 8) Kitt (April 24) Bobby Bare (May 7) Actress Eatha A look at comedy (April 15-17) George Strait (April 30 -May 1) In Concert: Crystal Gayle (May 8) Michael Murphey (May 7-8) Greg Kihn (April 29-May 1) Rarities: Triple special w/Alabama, Janie Fricke, Ricky Off The Record Specials: David Bowie (May 2) Skaggs Pete Townshend (April 29 -May 1) Traffic (May 3) (Memorial Dey Weekend) Adam Ant (May 4) Dick Clark Presents The Beach Boys (Memorial Pop Concerts: Santana (May 5) Day Weekend) Greg Kihn Band (May 6-8) Nazz (May 6) Narwood Rock Album Countdown: Retro Rock: Country Closeup: Bryan Adams/Tony Carey (April 29 -May 1) ForeignerlDef Leppard (May 2)

David Frizzell & Shelly West (May 2) Music Makers: Frankie Laine (May 2)

NBC Source: "Mayday: Live Metal At its Best" w/Ozzy Osbourn. Ted Nugent. and others (April 29-May 1) RKO Networks Solid Gold Saturday Night (Dick Bartley):

Diana Ross & Supremes (April 30) Nell Sedaka (May 7)

Rolling Stone II") Mac Davis was featur- DAVIS DROPS BY THE US - Singer/actor ("Sting SOURCE EYES CARNES The Source recently welcomed artist Kim Music Countdown." - Magazine Productions ed earlier this month on United Stations' "Weekly Country Carnes, who taped segments for the network's various features including a at the finished product, Davis is flanked by (I -r) VP/Program- Guest DJ: Taking gander "Rock Report. " All smiles following the interview are (l -r) Source Program ming Ed Salamon and President Nick Verbitsky. Rona Patrick Simmons (May 2) Manager Elliot, Carnes, and producer/director Alan Tullio. Def Leopard's Joe Elliott (May 9)

FOR RADIO 1 HOUR WEEKLY PEOPLE =MADONNA MEZZOFORTE BLASTERS o I- Suzanne William Berrol becomes VP/Di- erage of baseball's 50th All Star Game D m-o Barron has been rector of Business Affairs for Good - July 6. O appointed Interna- phone Communications, Inc. For } n Victor Ives has been tapped as 2 tional Sales Direc- the last three years Berrol was a part- J m host of "The Golden Age Of Radio Q tor at Water- ner in Berrol & Cohen, a legal/man- Theatre," slated to debut on a U mark/ABC Radio agement firm. O 200-station network beginning May 2. (75 o Enterprises. She rifflin m Ives's radio background includes pro- comes to the new- 2 gramming and managerial stints with ly -created position Golden West stations in Portland, San from ABC Video Suzanne Barron I Francisco, and Detroit. IrI!1I Sales where she had served as Mar- keting Administrator since 1981. In { Sue Swenson upped from ac- other company activity, free-lancer count executive to Manager/Western

Cary Darling has been named publi- >om Sales for Mutual Broadcasting Sys- cist. Brooks Robinson, Duke Snider tem. She first joined the network in , 1980. to RadioRadio celebrates its first The CBS News Washington anniversary on April 26; at this point Ed Busch will be the host of AP's Lii IW,I Bureau announces two promotions the network counts 125 affiliates, in- new weekend call -in radio talk show, 2 NEW MUSIC NEWS m within its ranks: Bill Galbraith, cluding 24 of the top 25 markets. In debuting April 30. Scheduled in one Q i- formerly the Bureau's assignment other RadioRadio news, the count- hour modules, the program will be an- GIRLS HUNTERS & COLLECTORS editor and executive editor, is upped down show set to bow in July will be chored by Busch live from Dallas, to Director/News Operations, while called "Top 30 USA." Over at CBS 4-8pm, ET. AP is distributing the show Jan McDaniel, most recently assis- Radio Network, Hall of Famers nationwide and it will be carried on a c 1983 tant assignment editor, is named News Brooks Robinson and Duke Snider separate channel from AP Network WATERMARK (213) 980.9490 Assignment Manager. will join Brent Musburger for live coy- News.

www.americanradiohistory.com R&R/Friday, April 15, 1983 Page 13 Barry TV College Radio Commentators Pro:Motions Bio Set Compete Smith Upped To Viacom VP Cooper Moves George Smith has been upped to VP/Finance and The life and career of songwrit- "In The Public Interest," a daily To Columbia er/producer Jeff Barry will be set to Administration for the Viacom Broadcast Group. He three -minute public affairs commen- Elaine Cooper, most recently film in the future motion picture -for -te- first joined the firm's parent company, Viacom Interna- tary series reaching over 370 radio an account executive with the levision "Song Writer: The True Story tional, Inc., in 1977. Before this promotion, Smith had stations, is sponsoring an intercollegi- Howard Bloom Organization, of Jeff Barry." It's currently being served as Controller for the Group's Radio Division since ate competition for radio commenta- has been named Associate Direc- developed through a joint -venture bet- 1981. tors between the ages of 18 and 30, tor/Press and Public Information, ween Jeff Barry Enterprises and In- currently enrolled in an accredited in- East Coast, Columbia Records. ternational Home Entertainment, WB Music Promotes Two stitution. Entrants are encouraged to Prior to working with Howard Inc. During his musical career, Barry Les Bider has been named Chief Operating Officer voice their opinions on a major social Bloom, Cooper was Manager/West has penned and/or produced such hits at Wagner Bros. Music. In addition to filling the newly - or public policy issue in an effort to win Coast Publicity for MCA Records. created post, Bider will retain his of Financial Elaine as the Crystals' "Da Do Ron Ron," a guest commentator slot, working title Chief Cooper Officer. Concurrent with this appointment, Jay Morgen- the Ronettes' "Be My Baby," the with IPI Chief Correspondent Edward Radioactivity Reactivated Shangri-las' "Leader of the Pack," P. Morgan and other staff members. stern has been upped tc Executive VP/GM of Warner Bros. Music President Radioactivity, a broadcast consultation firm, has the Dixie Cups' "Chapel of Love," Deadline for tape entries is May 16. and of Warner Bros. Publica- been reactivated. First established in 1975 by Dain Neil Diamond's "Cherry, Cherry." For more details concerning entry re- tions, moving over from his previous VP/GM position with the music firm. Schult, the firm will once again be involved in station the Archies' "Sugar Sugar," and the quirements call IPI Director Sallie sound evaluation, format product (the all -oldies AM Eldo- Monkees' "I'm A Believer." Blake at (212) 661-5900. LaRosa Joins First American rado and the adult rock Mainstream), education/motiva- tion seminars, and custom jingles/voice work. Most Carmen LaRosa has been appointed VP/GM of recently PD of WSRZ-FM/Sarasota, Schult is joined by First American Records, relocating to the label's Kevin O'Connell, who headed the full service audio Ultra -Bright Smiles For Ultravox Seattle headquarters this summer. LaRosa's background production facility O'Connell Productions. The firm includes similar posts with Audiofidelity and DJM Rec- may be reached collect at (404) 266-0020. ords. CBS Taps Barton KBIG Names Johnson, Bell Linda Barton has been named 13 -year KBIG/Los Angeles veteran Jeff Johnson VP, Gotham Advertising, CBS has been named General Sales Manager. Formerly Sales Records. This follows a recent re- Manager, Johnson will also handle national duties. sales structuring which now has Gotham Tom Bell has also been elevated to Local Sales operating as a full -service, in-house Manager. He was most recently an account executive advertising agency for the label. with the station. Prior to this appointment, Barton was VP/Advertising Planning, CBS WYNY Taps Juceam Records. She first joined the label Chrysalis Records staged a party for Ultra vox following the British band's New in 1972. Linda Barton Leslie Juceam becomes Man- York appearance at Avery Fisher Hall. Pictured (1-r) are management's Chris ager/Advertising and Promotion for Morrison, group's Billy Currie and Chris Cross, Chrysalis President Jack Craigo, group's Midge Ure and Warren Cann, Chrysalis Co -Chairman Chris WYNY/New York. She comes to WWJF Ups Two the position from NBC-TV, where Wright, and label VP Jeff Aldrich. Scott Frothingham and Larry Lustig have been ap- she had been Manager/Advertising pointed to Broward County Sales Manager and Dade Services since 1980. Her broad- Atlantic Captures Zebra County Sales Manager, respectively, for WWJF (Joy casting career began in 1975, 107)/Miami. when she served as program- mer/eigineer for WBRS-FM/Wal- Casting Agency Launched tham, MA. Leslie Juceam Doster, Keigley & Rhodes, Inc. is a company of casting consultants comprised of principals Jo Doster, Langham Lands At KENO, KOMP Elizabeth Keigley and Shari Rhodes. Launching its Lucretia Langham travels crosstown to KENO & headquarters in Nashville, the firm welcomes Patsy KOMP/Las Vegas as General Sales Manager. Prior to Bruce as Business Manager who says one of the com- Atlantic Records has signed New Orleans trio Zebra, with a debut album just her move, Langham served as Local Sales Manager for pany's aims is to tap the acting talent in the music in- out. Pictured (1-r) are Atlantic President Doug Morris, group's Guy Gelso, rival KMJJ. dustry. Felix Hanemann, and Randy Jackson, attorney Stephen Weaver, and Atlan- tic's Jason Flom. PolyGram Provides Earring Aid EM/ America Finds Any Trouble

EMI America has signed Any Trouble, who previously recorded on Stiff 21/PolyGram artists Golden Earring recently played L.A.'s Forum, and PolyGram executives turned up in droves to America. An album is due in May. Pictured after the signing are (l -r) manager support the band. Pictured (l -r) are PolyGram Sr. VP Russ Regan, label's Drew Murray, group's Rinus Gerritsen, Harry Maloney, EMI America VP Gary Gersh, EMI UK's Ray Still, group's PolyGram President Guenter Hensler, group's George Kooymans, Cesar Zuiderwijk, and Barry Hay, 21 Records Clive Gregson, Capitol President Jim Mazza, and co -manager Ray Williams. President Fred Haayen, PolyGram VPs Emiel Petrone and Jeff Sydney, and PolyGram's Jeff Laufer.

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 14 R&R/Friday, April 15, 1983 stings Week In ReN i ew Debra Priore Joins Arbitron esearch Bruce Johnson, Midwest Radio Sales Manager for Arbitron, has announc- ed that Debra Priore has joined the firm's Chicago office as account executive. Prior to joining Arbitron Ms. Priore was an AE at WKBW and WBEN- JHAN HIBER FM/Buffalo. Her appointment is effective immediately. Birch Mounts Blitz In an effort to achieve increased visibility and acceptance among major RAB's Arbitron ad agencies, Birch Radio is launching an advertising and PR campaign which the firm labels "the largest effort in the history of radio ratings." The effort will consist of ads in major publications targeted to agency media directors, increas- Guide Premieres ed visits by Birch AEs to agencies, and the formation of an agency sales/service department to be headquartered in New York. As you managers and programmers can all too well attest, get- ting the most out of the Arbitron ratings system can be an English and in a logical fashion. Kudos directly, with another station. The Trying to familiarize yourself with a-maze-ing experience. to the writers. The other item that hit murkier your identifiers, the more pro- the labyrinthine policies and procedures of the research leader can be me was the statistic that only 28% of blems it causes Arbitron's system. a taxing experience (a timely reference given the dateline of this edi- the slogan conflicts have been effective- tion) which - if you were to devote yourself to it - could be a ly dealt with through the Arbitron Reservations challenge that would leave little time for details such as running the challenge setup. What this means is that While the RAB effort is welcome, station, meeting your sales goals, and making sure the station's sound in more than 70% of the cases where there are two items you should be there has been a potential slogan con- aware of when reading through it. is right on. To help you get through the maze at Arbitron I've flict, that conflict has gone unresolved First, while the booklet is a useful over- the years to giving you detailed devoted a number of columns over prior to the start of the relevant sweep. view, there is a need for more detailed perspectives and guidance about how to cope with Arbitron's rules That means that ascription, with all its information. It was probably beyond and regs. limitations (see below), is often used by the mission of GOALS to provide an in- Now the Radio Advertising Bureau Two things hit me when I read this Arbitron to resolve these conflicts. The depth compendium, but any stations in- has put together a handy overview section. First, the procedure and its moral here is clear - use identifiers volved in sensitive situations such as slo- booklet which can also be useful in in- potential outcomes are explained in that are not in conflict, directly or in - gan conflicts, ascription, or flip creasing your understanding of the sys- challenges would need to talk further tem at Beltsville and Laurel. Pictured with Arbitron about how the specifics here, the 18 -page pamphlet was com- of each situation would be handled. piled by the RAB's GOALS Committee YOU The only real qualm I have with this with special involvement by a subcom- publication has to do with the section mittee chaired by NBC's Phyllis Lei- on ascription. On page 10 the RAB im- bert. Even as you read this the booklet is KNOW plies that ascription works, and cites on its way to you - assuming your sta- some statistics printed in an Arbitron tion is a member of the RAB. Let me RAB SHOWS PR sheet several months ago which pur- WHO SLOGAN INFO delve into this publication and give you - port to show that in 97% of the situa- my perspective on its utility for station Pictured is the tions examined ascription worked on a new management and programmers. cover of the metro basis. That -may be, but as you RAB Arbitron faithful readers remember, soon after Identifier Problems Spotlighted guide, along with . Arbitron published those stats I wrote ARE .. two key pages on The GOALS booklet devotes more an article that put a much different than half of its pages to problems and slogan conflicts perspective on the fairness of ascription. situations that deal with various station and challenges. As I pointed out, ascription may well identifiers and how they are dealt BUT - work on a metro basis but that is not with by Arbitron. Among the specific how the system actually functions. topics dealt with are: DOES Ascription is decided on a county-by - What are/are not slogans. county basis (or sampling unit basis), How to get the most out of the three ARBITRON? and according to figures supplied me by Arbitron allows. slogans the Radio Department at Arbitron, What to do if a conflict develops A Radio Management ascription has worked poorly on a over a slogan your station submitted. Guide To county basis - never have the ascrip- What ascription is and how it Editing Pr+ tion assignments equalled the raw diary works Diary (supposedly). proportions between conflicting sta- How call letter aberrations are tions. Arbitron "flipped" to legal calls. has a procedure to that allows you Also, in the figures used by Arbitron resolve a potential to attempt What be done to challenge station slogan conflict with can prior to the start another persis- procedure of the survey period and supplied to GOALS, some is called the Slogan This feel are incorrect. Challenge Procedure "flips" you the same r The Slogan as the app ear in Challenge period tent and critical situations, such station does station 5 of the Slogan begins with the is in- If the that Review file approximately mailing There a lot of basic information 196 criteria can challenge prir to one were counties. you the start of the month mess in Salt Lake City, county pr file consists survey The Slogan KSL "FM" slogan. ns sts of slogans in Review cluded so basic that some GMs and use of the given the Metro Survey Area is - market of a omitted. Thus, while the RAB booklet There PDs may adopt a "Well, I know all e are two sections. efficien- Claiming Use correct as far as it goes into the Stations 1. A listing under suggest bas- To Challenge each Metro county about that" attitude. I'd - How VOW'S stations to of Home edi- To the county I that future Of Slogans Similar and non -Home cy of ascription, hope that a that received 1% stations I get at R&R that determine or more of the ed on the calls - file. if you diary mentions county's at this from critically the initiate the previous year tions might look more After reviewing you Should stationlga 2 about Arbi- a A listing of each station many have "knowledge" gn conflictbsending a letter dire tlyYou -s slogans still challenge file with Arbitron. that are on matter. By and large ascription by a copyf The stations challengeslo your efforts frequency preceding are listed by tron's rules that may either be out of are challeand will support (AM FM). sta- you Arbitron letterrthe to needs improvement. Again, though, letter by sending gtfrees - rresolution the slog er date or just passed on incorrectly from geto a that making station indicating confirma- tions can avoid this hassle by challenged their files from u lesscodate How To Identify an industry associate. The RAB booklet will dropped by Slogan Conflicts any is received following From identifiers don't cause of its in the Your Slogan Review sure their tionLon can result File can help straighten out some miscon- challenge be used The e took over where ascription might use oft the slogans listed conflict firoutcomes.ofmsits in Section by other radio Teat slogan 2 If you see stations ceptions and clarify some points you've station case the any stations . The challengee in which same words. phrases. that use the to resolve the diary credit. in question. there or numerals as your slogan file. may be a potential station. been wondering about. on to conflict. Check Section the RAB's ef- will remain its claim if the station I to the whole, however, withdraws h e similarslogan On ee station respond. the same not counties a syour To give you an idea about how each . The an or does re. does station pam- of the slog station would not. then there If Meappearstation fort with the Arbitron procedures the use conflict is no conflict in your case thechallengingshe only remaining exists only when Metro. A issue is explained in this publication, which it the the two stations useful, and must if same county and appear in phlet is commendable, [five crediti IDENTIFY both stations in meet Arbitron-s here with RAB's per- claimant was initiated CONFLICT and re- I've included - process Pore over your copy, challenge challenges reading. the slogan al slogan of f9ce 28°f+ the challenged the next mission -a verbatim reproduction approximatelybeP deleting there will be a quiz by - resolved member have been CHALLENGE section dealing with the slogan STATION market. the slogan. time Arbitron surveys your challenge procedure.

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WINS (News) 5.2 5.4 WGN (Talk) 9.6 8.7 KGO (Talk) 8.4 7.2 KYW (News) 8.7 9.2 WKTU (Urbn) 4.2 5.2 WLOO (BM) 6.1 5.9 KCBS (News) 6.7 6.3 WEAZ (BM) 8.2 7.9 WBLS (Urbn) 5.6 4.9 WGCI (Urbn) 5.3 5.4 KFRC (CHR) 3.7 4.1 WMGK (AC) 7.9 6.3 WOR (Talk) 5.3 4.9 WBBM (News) 4.8 5.2 KABL-FM (BM) 2.9 4.0 WUSL (Urbn) 4.4 5.6 WYNY (AC) 5.0 4.7 WLS (CHR) 3.8 4.1 KYUU (CHR) 3.2 3.7 WDAS-FM (Blk) 4.9 5.5 WCBS (News) 4.8 4.6 WBBM-FM (CHR) 4.1 4.0 KIOI (AC) 2.8 3.5 WMMR (AOR) 4.5 5.3 WPLJ (AOR) 4.3 4.5 WCLR (AC) 4.1 3.9 KBLX (AC) 2.6 3.3 WPEN (Easy) 4.2 5.1 WNBC (CHR) 4.0 4.1 WIND (Talk) 4.1 3.8 KSAN (Ctry) 3.0 3.3 WCAU-FM (CHR) 5.9 5.0 WRKS (Urbn) 4.5 4.0 WBMX (Blk) 4.7 3.6 KOIT (BM) 3.5 3.2 WCAU (News) 4.4 4.7 WPAT-FM (BM) 3.8 3.9 WLS-FM (CHR) 3.4 3.5 KSOL (Urbn) 3.7 3.2 WIP (AC) 4.6 4.5 WRFM (BM) 4.3 3.7 WMAQ (Ctry) 3.2 3.5 KABL (BM) 2.4 3.0 WWDB (Talk) 4.7 4.4 WPIX (AC) 1.8 3.3 WKQX (CHR) 3.1 3.4 KNBR (AC) 2.8 3.0 WYSP (AOR) 4.8 4.2 WCBS-FM (Gold) 2.8 3.0 WJJD (BBnd) 3.5 3.2 KNEW (Ctry) 2.8 2.9 WIOQ (AOR) 4.1 3.8 WAPP (AOR) 3.1 2.9 WOJO (Span) 1.0 3.2 KDIA (Blk) 3.3 2.4 WFIL (Ctry) 3.5 2.8 WNEW (BBnd) 3.4 2.7 WLUP (AOR) 3.4 3.1 KBAY (BM) 2.3 2.3 WKSZ (AC) .4 2.6 WADO (Span) 2.7 2.5 WXRT (AOR) 2.3 2.9 KRQR (AOR) 2.7 2.3 WSNI (AC) 2.1 2.5 WABC (Talk) 2.5 2.4 WFYR (AC) 3.1 2.8 KYA (Gold) 2.1 2.3 WWSH (AC) 2.4 2.4 WNEW-FM (AOR) 2.1 2.2 WLAK (BM) 3.2 2.7 KSJO (AOR) 2.6 2.2 WFLN-FM (Clas) 1.9 2.3 WHN (Ctry) 2.3 2.1 WJPC (Blk) 2.5 2.6 KMEL (AOR) 3.3 2.1 WDAS (Blk) 1.4 1.6 WPAT (BM) 2.3 2.1 WMET (AOR) 2.0 2.6 KSFO (AC) 2.2 2.1 WHAT (Blk) 1.9 1.1 WQXR-AM & FM (Clas) 1.7 2.1 WUSN (Ctry) 2.1 2.6 KFOG (AOR) 1.1 1.9 WIFI (CHR) 1.3 1.1 WMCA (Talk) 1.8 1.8 WAIT (BBnd) 1.8 1.9 KKHI-AM & FM (Cias) 1.7 1.8 WJBR (BM) 2.0 1.4 WJIT (Span) 2.1 1.7 WFMT (Clas) 1.8 1.9 KDFC & KIBE (Clas) 1.4 1.7 WKHK (Ctry) 1.8 1.6 WJEZ (Ctry) 2.4 1.6 KLOK (AC) 1.6 1.6 WNCN (Clas) 1.4 1.2 WVON (Blk) 1.6 1.2 KOME (AOR) 1.5 1.6 WCFL (AC) 1.0 1.1 KQAK (AOR) 1.6 1.2 KEZR (AC) 1.7 1.1 Dallas - KIQI (Span) 1.3 1.1 KJAZ (Jazz) 1.9 1.1 KLIV (BBnd) 1.1 1.1 Ft. Worth Houston- KEEN (Ctry) .8 1.0 Boston KLHT (AC) 1.7 1.0

Fall '82 Winter '83 Fall '82 Winter '83 Galveston KVIL-FM (AC) 7.9 8.3 WBZ (AC) 8.6 9.0 KMEZ-FM (BM) 7.1 7.2 WBCN (AOR) 5.6 7.4 Washington, KSCS (Ctry) 8.3 7.2 WHDH (AC) 7.9 7.3 Fall '82 Winter '83 KRLD (News) 5.9 6.0 WXKS-FM (CHR) 9.0 6.7 KMJQ (Urbn) 7.9 7.6 WBAP (Ctry) 4.8 6.0 WEEI (News) 5.4 5.2 KODA (BM) 4.7 7.6 DC KKDA-FM (Urbn) 5.3 5.6 wcoz (AOR) 4.9 4.8 KIKK-FM (Ctry) 6.6 7.5 KNOK (Urbn) 3.8 5.1 WRKO (Talk) 4.4 4.7 KFMK (AC) 6.0 6.7 KEGL (CHR) 4.6 5.0 Fall '82 Winter '83 WHTT (CHR) 3.9 4.6 KLOL (AOR) 6.9 6.0 KZEW (AOR) 4.9 4.8 8.9 10.6 WMJX (AC) 4.4 4.5 KILT -FM (Ctry) 5.4 5.2 WMAL (AC) KAFM (CHR) 3.2 4.7 WKYS 9.3 8.8 WJIB (BM) 4.9 4.4 KTRH (Talk) 5.4 5.0 (Urbn) KPLX (Ctry) 5.7 4.5 7.3 7.1 WROR (CHR) 3.8 4.1 KKBQ-FM (CHR) 4.8 WGAY-FM (BM) KTXQ (AOR) 3.4 4.4 5.1 6.7 WXKS (BBnd) 3.5 3.2 KRBE-FM (AC) 5.0 4.6 WRQX (CHR) KOAX (BM) 5.1 3.4 WHUR 7.5 5.4 WHUE-FM (BM) 2.9 3.1 KRLY (Urbn) 7.1 4.5 (Blk) KMGC (AC) 3.4 3.0 (AC) 4.4 4.5 WSSH (BM) 3.0 2.6 KPRC (News) 3.9 4.3 WLTT WFAA (N/T) 4.1 2.6 3.8 3.9 WVBF (AC) 2.7 2.5 KSRR (AOR) 4.1 4.2 WASH (AC) KFJZ (BBnd) 2.2 2.5 3.3 3.9 WCRB (Clas) 1.9 1.9 KKBQ (CHR) 5.3 4.0 WTOP (News) KLVU (AC) 2.8 2.5 5.0 3.8 WILD (Blk) 2.5 1.8 KILT (Ctry) 2.9 3.1 WPKX (Ctry) KIXK (Gold) 1.5 1.9 4.0 3.7 WDLW (Ctry) .6 1.1 KQUE (AC) 2.9 3.1 WAVA (AOR) KPBC (Rel) 1.0 1.6 3.6 3.7 WJDA (AC) 1.0 1.1 KXYZ (Span) 2.0 2.6 WOOK (Blk) KAAM (Gold) 1.0 1.4 3-2 3.2 WMRE (BBnd) .9 1.1 KLEF (Clas) 1.8 2.0 WPGC-AM & FM (AC) KKDA (Urbn) 1.0 1.0 3.2 WBOS (AOR) 1.0 1.0 KEYH (Span) 1.4 WWDC-FM (AOR) 2.9 KSKY (Rel) .9 1.0 WGMS-AM & FM WROL (Rel) 1.1 1.0 KIKK (Ctry) .9 1.4 (Clas) 3.4 3.1 WAAF (AOR) 1.0 KLAT (Span) 3.1 1.3 1.1 WRC (Talk) 3.6 3.1 WPLM-AM & FM KLVL (Span) 1.0 1.3 WMZQ (Ctry) 3.6 2.7 (BBnd) 1.0 KHCB (Rel) 1.2 1.0 .4 WYCB (Rel) 1.9 2.5 St. Louis WHFS (AOR) 1.2 1.9 1.2 1.9 WXTR-AM & FM (AC) Fall '82 Winter '83 1.3 1.5 WRMR (BBnd) KMOX (Talk) 23.4 20.6 1.3 WEZR (BM) 1.5 KHTR (CHR) 6.9 8.8 1.0 WUST (Rel) .6 KMJM (Urbn) 5.5 7.0 KSHE (AOR) 5.7 6.3 WIL-FM (Ctry) 6.5 5.8 Format Legend WRTH (BBnd) 3.8 5.8 A/C -Adult Contemporary, AOR-Album-Oriented Rock, KSD-FM (AC) 6.2 5.4 KEZK (BM) 4.9 4.9 BBnd-Big Band, Blk-Black/Urban, BM/Easy-Beautiful The data contained on this page KWK-FM (AOR) 4.8 3.6 WZEN (Blk) 3.3 3.6 Music, Easy Listening, CHR-Contemporary Hit Radio, is copyrighted by the respective KSD (Ctry) 3.5 3.4 Clas-Classical, Ctry-Country, Gold -Oldies, Jazz -Jazz, ratings services. Non -subscribers KXOK (AC) 2.6 2.7 Misc-Miscellaneous, News -News, Rel-Religious, Span - to the respective ratings service KATZ (Blk) 1.9 2.5 Spanish, Talk -Talk. may not reprint or use this infor- KYKY (AC) 4.1 2.3 mation in any form. WIL (Ctry) 2.0 2.3 WESL (Blk) 2.1 2.1 KADI (AC) 2.3 2.0

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 20 R&R/Friday, April 15, 1983 The Music Of Today' Seattle- - On CHR Stations Total Persons 12 + , Everett Mon -Sun 6am-midnight Everywhere: Tacoma Fall '82 Winter '83 Baltimore Louisville KIRO (News) 10.8 10.3 THE KBRD (BM) 4.5 6.7 KISW (AOR) 6.2 5.6 Fall '82 Winter '83 Fall '82 Winter '83 KOMO (AC) 7.1 5.6 WBAL (AC) 10.2 12.2 KUBE (CHR) 4.9 5.3 WXYV (Urbn) 7.9 8.2 WAMZ (Ctry) 13.4 12.1 KZOK (AOR) 6.2 5.2 WBSB (CHR) 6.6 7.5 WHAS (AC) 9.4 10.9 KSEZ (BM) 5.7 5.1 WIYY (AOR) 6.4 7.3 BELLE WQMF (AOR) 7.8 9.7 KIXI (BM) 3.4 4.2 WLIF (BM) 5.3 6.2 WVEZ (BM) 9.6 9.0 KNBQ (CHR) 3.6 3.6 WPOC (Ctry) 7.2 6.2 WLOU (Blk) 9.8 7.6 KRPM (Ctry) 1.7 3.3 WWIN (Blk) 4.9 4.2 WRKA (AC) 7.7 7.2 KMPS-FM (Ctry) 3.2 3.2 WFBR (AC) 4.5 4.0 WKJJ (AC) 4.7 6.5 KKFX (CHR) 1.8 3.1 WITH ( BBnd) 3.5 3.9 WLRS (AOR) 4.9 6.4 KING -FM (Clas) 3.5 3.0 STARS WCAO 3.6 3.2 (Ctry) WCII (Ctry) 6.0 6.3 KYYX (CHR) 2.8 3.0 WEBB (Blk) 2.5 3.1 WAVG (AC) 7.2 6.1 KZAM (AOR) 3.6 2.9 WYST-FM (AC) 3.6 2.8 WAKY (Gold) 5.7 4.4 KIXI-FM (AC) 2.3 2.5 WCBM (N/T) 2.4 2.6 The WXVW (Easy) 2.4 2.5 KJR (AC) 2.6 2.5 Of 3.0 2.2 "Sign WRLX (BM) WJYL (AC) 1.6 1.9 KVI (N/T) 3.5 2.5 WQSR (AC) 1.0 1.6 WDGS (Rel) .6 1.5 KBIQ (Rel) 1.2 2.4 WBKZ (Easy) .5 1.2 WINN (Ctry) 1.6 1.5 KGDN (Rel) 1.8 2.4 WRBS (Rel) 1.5 1.1 KPLZ (AC) 2.9 2.2 Times" WYST (Blk) 2.0 1.1 KMPS (Ctry) 2.2 1.6 WPHD add WKRZ-FM on WGUY add WRQX (CHR) 2.5 2.1 KING (News) 1.6 1.5 WHUR .9 2.0 .8 1.3 add WBBQ add WERZ on (Blk) KXA (Gold) WCAU-FM WWDC-FM (AOR) 1.5 1.4 KEZX (AC) 1.4 1.2 Z93 add WMEE add WISE add KWYZ (Ctry) .6 1.2 KFI add KBBK on WFLB add KIQQ on KQMQ on Q101 on KMJK deb 32 KHOP on KNOE-FM add Oaks Harvest Platinum XTRA add KSKD add KCDQ on KNBQ add KYYX add KOZE on WKFM on WFBG add Produced by Pete Collins for Loose End Productions

MCA's Oak Ridge Boys were presented gold LPs for their recent Christmas LP and double platinum awards for the "Fancy Free" LP. Pictured at a between -shows party at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas are (I-r) MCA Exec. VP Jerry MODERN Share)), MCA Distributing Exec. VP Sam Passamano Sr., MCA Records President Bob Siner, group's Joe Bonsai), MCA International President Lou Cook, group's William Lee Golden, MCA/Nashville VP Ron Chancey, MCA/Nash- ville President Jim Foglesong, MCA Dist. 's Leroy Sather, group's Duane Allen and Richard Sterban, MCA VP Arnold Stone, MCA Dist. VP John Burns, MCA Dist. President Al Bergamo, and MCA Inc. President Sid Sheinberg. ENGLISH Mercury Migrates To Suburbs "I Melt With You" WXKS-FM 10-7 WZYQ on 79Q 29-27 WJBQ deb 39 195 on WSQV 22-18 WLOL-FM on KQ1Z-FM on Mercury/PolyGram has signed Minneapolis -based band the Suburbs, with an EP due in March. Pictured at the sign- WCAU-FM 19 WFLB on ing attired in the height of Suburban fashion are (l-r rear) tour manager K. C. McPherson, PolyGram VP Ted Green, WHTT deb 39 KILE deb 40 label Exec. VP Jack Kiernan, VP Jerry Jaffe, producer Steve Greenberg, PolyGram President Guenter Hensler, manager Paul Stark, and PolyGram's Jim Sotet; (l -r front) band's Chan Poling, Michael Halliday, Beej Chaney, Bruce WKRZ-FM 25-21 Q101 add Allen, and Hugo Klaers. WSSX add WPFM add KZFM on WGLF deb 29 Powder Blues At Palace KSET-FM 11 WHSL 27-25 WSEZ on WBWB on WZZR 25-18 KFMZ 16 Z104 on KCDQ on KHYT on KCBN 25-22 SIRE WGUY 25-16 Produced and Engineered by Hugh Jones Liberty artists Powder Blues played the Palace in Los Angeles, and were guests at an EMI America/Liberty recep- tion. Pictured (l-r) are group's Tom Lavin (partially obscured), EMI/Liberty's Denise Skinner, Ken Benson, John Hey, Willie McCalder, Manufactured & Distributed by Warner Bros. Records Mavis Brodey, Tommy Judge, and Joe McFadden, group's David Woodward, Bill Runge, and e EMI's Joanne Brown, and EMI/Liberty's David Budge, Dale White -Horn, and Bob Singer.

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CULTURE CLUB "Time (Clock of the Heart)" A/C BREAKERS. CULTURE CLUB Time (Clock Of The Heart) (Virgin/Epic) 67% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 5/1, Medium 46/16, Light 43/20, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 38 including WPRO, WLTT, WAXY, WCLR, CORDS WARM98, WMJI, WHB, WISN, KS94, KGW, KEZR, WHEN, WBT, WRVA, KCEE, and 23 more. Debuts at number 26 on the A/C chart. CARL WILSON "What You Do To Me"

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 22 R&R/Friday, April 15, 1983 Capitol WKJJ Continued from Page 1 & WO GM opportunity with a growing company which tries to pro- Ferry Dies At 44 mote from within as much as we possibly can. Fortunately, WKJJ & WCII/Louisville GM is survived by a wife and two most of our stations are doing Dick Ferry died last week (4-6) af- children. very well and have no pro- ter suffering a massive stroke. The 1111111111.11111111111111111111111111111108111111111111 blems. I can't substitute for the 44-year -old broadcaster had been WKJJ GSM Walter Broadhurst general manager of a radio sta- with the stations for 18 months. He has been named acting GM until a tion; those are the guys on the previously served as VP/GM of permanent replacement can be firing line, and by having the WKWJ-AM & FM/Wheeling, and selected. Broadhurst told R&R, "It strength there, it makes my job GSM of KDKA/Pittsburgh, as well was a real shock because there was "COOL PLACES" a lot easier." as managing stations in Rochester, no sickness, nothing expected. He (With JANE WIEDLIN Of The GO-GO s) Shaffner, who had been NY; Poughkeepsie, NY; Spring- will be sadly missed by his friends spending most of her time in field, MA; and Waterbury, CT. He and employees." Richmond following the Janu- ary departure of former GM RCA's Rogers Reception IS HOT! Greg Pearson, commented, "Jim Goodman decided that since I had already started, I should finish the job. I like hands-on management better than being removed from direct involvement with the radio sta- tion. So I'm getting back to what I prefer, because I like to have close relationships with the people I work with on a con- sistent basis, and you can't do that if you're a Group Manag- Now That's Cool... er." She added that no immedi- Following Kenny Rogers's performance at the RIAA Cultural Awards Dinner in ate changes are planned at the Washington, DC, the artist's new label, RCA, held a reception for him. Pic- Richmond stations, and that she tured (l-r) are Alabama's Randy Owens, Rogers, Alabama's Teddy Gentry, And Warming Up At: will take over in June. and RCA VP/Nashville Joe Galante. Po!yGram Heeds The Call

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Q107/Washington responded to Interior Former WOKY/Milwaukee PD Jim Secretary James Watt's Beach Boys blunder, Brown has announced the formation of Broad- by quickly arranging to bring the group to town cast Services, a new consultation company. His for a free concert June 12, following a Team firm will handle programming, research, and America soccer game. In years past, Q107 implementation of CHR formatics in medium hosted the Beach Boys and the Grass Roots at and small markets. He can be contacted at (414) the Washington Monument grounds for record - 242-4709. breaking Fourth Of July crowds. Since this WDJX/Dayton is now WYMJ ... year's musical guest for Independence Day is another "Magic" station. Wayne Newton, let's just say Q107 declined Malrite should officially announce the ac- participation. However, the station has been of- quisition of WVNJ/Newark next week. fered the chance to host another rock show on Happy 61st Birthday to WBT/Charlotte, the monument grounds at a later date. celebrating this week! And even if Mr. Watt wasn't interested in Motown Records has severed its relation- the Beach Boys, many radio stations were ready ship with Pickwick and will to come to the group's rescue, including set up its own branch distribution for the WRXL/Richmond, which last week offered West Coast - Together Distributing. And while we're talk- the band $50,000 to play the city either July 3 or ing Motown, the firm will 4. PD Charlie West told Street Talk that the debut a new rock label shortly. The name? group's management was seriously considering Morocco Records (Motown Rock the offer. Company). "FOOL MOON FIRE" Pat Wilson has resigned as KQAK/San Francisco has become the MD at WRVA/Richmond in latest Rick Carroll ROQ Of The '80s convert, order to join WINA/Charlottesville, VA as PD. NEW ACTIVE switching from its mainstream AOR blend last CHR & 111/18 Veteran Chicago radio personality Friday (4-8). No staff changes were made. Bill Berg has joined WCFL to handle mornings. As R&R went to press, the final decision Added This Week: Bill's background includes play-by-play on WYNY/New York's new PD was being for the Cubs, Bears, Bulls, Big 10 sports, made. Interestingly, the top candidates most and most recently, as a WCFL sportscaster WGCL add 27 WJAD add often mentioned are not from A/C stations. for the USFL's Chicago Blitz. WHYT add Q104 add Street Talk hears that the nation's top A/C is picking from PDs in Washington, Phoenix, and Robert O. Smith has segued from morn- WYCR add WPFM add Hartford. ings at KIXI-FM/Seattle to the same shift at WBBQ add WAEV add Since the deal to purchase WBOS/Boston CFMI/Vancouver. couldn't be made, is NBC now interested in PolyGram selling its Chappell CK 101 add KFYR add WVBF/Boston? And is Fairbanks really con- Publishing operation? That's the rumor, but sidering an exit from the Boston market? PolyGram strongly denies it. WZYP add KYTN add Don't be surprised when Doubleday's rat- Our sincere congratulations to Pat Nor- KBFM add KRNA add ings -beleaguered AOR KPKE/Denver swit- man, who this week celebrates his 10th year as ches to CHR later this spring. And be on the VP/GM of KFRC/San Francisco. KLUG add WRKR add lookout for some Doubleday PD an- At KOST/Los Angeles PD Jhani Kaye nouncements coming this week - with one cur- will pull himself off the air, moving night per- KIDD add KKRC add 27 rent company PD switching markets, and a new sonality Bryan Simmons into the afternoon programmer entering the chain from a com- slot. Weekender Ted Ziegenbusch takes From Walter's Debut Backstreet Album peting AOR outlet. Bryan's vacated evening airshift. Veteran Detroit promotion man Frank Jim Cooper has been promoted from Sales Shively, who for years fought to get his records ILD Manager to GM at KYSN & KKCS/Colorado is now fighting his Springs. Former GM Charlie Strickland on CKLW/Detroit, to get clients' commercials on the 50kw AM he's -EXHIBITIONS becomes the new GM at sister stations KIDD & ... KLRB/Monterey. joined the station as an account executive. When telephone communications for the i Is a major L.A. station about to undergo a change in the programming department? entire city of New Orleans were flooded out last week, and the Styx concert had ON YOUR DESK NEXT WEEK: NBC Radio Executive VP Bob Mounty to be cancelled, wound up in a Las Vegas hospital during the how did the group get word back to tour head- NAB Convention with hernia problems. Our quarters in L.A.? Simple, if you know West- The Single Release Of wishes for a speedy recovery. wood One President Norm Pattiz. You see, the W1 mobile recording studio was in New Orleans Bonneville International Exec. VP Joe to record the concert, so when the phones went DEVO's Kjar resigned last week. No immediate replace- down, the mobile studio simply uplinked the ment was named. band's phone calls via its satellite hookup back Theme From After 33 years with Hearst Broadcasting, to the Coast. Styx let its family and friends PP John Hinkle has departed as GM of WISN & know they were okay, and the W1 mobile van "DR. DETROIT WLPX/Milwaukee. Now in as acting GM is inaugurated another new service. Domo ariga- (STARRING DAN AYKROYD) GSM Lee Dolnick. to.

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JOURNEY "Faithfully" CHR ÍBREAKERS.' JOURNEY Faithfully (Columbia/ 71% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 17, Debuts 33, Same 24, Down 0, Adds 87 including WBEN-FM, 94Q, Y100, Q102, WGCL, 0103, KFRC. See Parallels, will debut next week on the CHR chart. NEIL DIAMOND "Front Page Story" WKBW add 30 WKFM add WOK! add KGGI deb 28 13FEA on KNOE-FM add KFI deb 39 Q106 add KRGV deb 29 KSKD add WKHI add WXLK add KIQQ on WFMF on WTIX add 38 WFBG add WJBQ on KENT on KYUU on WCSC on WSEZ on WIGY on WFLB on KCDQ on WSPK add WNFY on WNAM add WTSN deb 31 KILE add WHFM add WRQK add KBBK add WERZ on KVOL add CHR NEW & ACTIVE CHAMPA ION KILE deb 36 WNOK-FM on KX 104 on KSKD on KVOL add "Try Again" KIQQ 25-24 KITE 15 WSFL 18-17 WERZ on KNOE-FM on KFRC 24-19 94TYX add B97 deb 25 WJBQ on WAEV deb 30 WXKS-FM deb 29 Y100 25-23 WROR add WOK! deb 37 WTIX on WISE on WSGF 11-6 WCAU-FM deb 38 WHYT add WSPK 24-15 KBFM deb 30 KTFM 29-24 WJAD deb 40 Z102 14-7 B94 deb 32 Q103 add WKFM on FM100 6-5 WSEZ add WFLB 37-34 FM99 add 940 19-15 KEARTH add WKRZ-FM add G100 add WHOT add KISR on WCIL-FM 18-16 Z93 9-6 KFI on WBBQ on WHHY-FM on KBBK on Q104 27-20 KEN! add 195 deb 26 KIIS-FM add WQID add KRGV add KQMQ 24-20 WFOX 35-32 KCDQ on CHR NEW & ACTIVE SCANDAL WFOX on 8-13 WCIR on WYKS on WjXQ "Love's Got A Line On You" WHOT o WOMP-FM 21 KILE on WPHD on WKTI add KMJK 32-29 WRCK on KBFM on KKXX 28 WERZ 21-20 KNOE-FM on WCAU-FM 35 KHTR add 27 KYUU 21-19 WKRZ-FM on WABB-FM on KSKD 33-29 13FEA on WXLK add KEGL add 40 WLOL-FM 34-31 KNBQ 37-35 KZZB add WTIX add KHYT add WKHI 40-36 KKQV 27-23 790 on KIIS-FM add WHFM add KZFM 28-26 WRVQ deb 35 KRQ 30-27 WSQV on WHSL on Q105 28-26 KIQQ deb 33 WKFM on KSET-FM 29-25 WNAM 27-25 WFBG on WISE on KYTN 40-36 WKQX add KZZP 18-16 WPST 32-29 WOKI on WZZR deb 38 WIGY on WFLB on KCDQ on PSW.HEDELIC FURS

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JOEL DENVER TRICKS FROM THE PROS Keeping Your Eyes On The Competition There was a time when radio's rule of thumb was to ignore the competition. I remember working at one station where my PD didn't ever want to hear the competitor's call letters mentioned in the building. Then, I remember being a PD myself and wanting to know what the other guy was up to. Aside from hearing inside information and idle chatter about what was going on across the street, it soon became ap- NOW WHERE DID I LEAVE MY CIGARETTES? Too much school spirit parent that to keep up with it all you really had to pay attention. at WQCM. Looks like the Post Office went to war with WQCM/Hagerstown, Times have changed, and most PDs no really only spend an hour or so a day dial- MD morning man Gary Michaels, dumping 693,300 entries in the station's longer act as if they're the only game in ing around. I don't sit in the car and punch "School Spirit" contest all over the control room. The winning school with town, even if they have format exclusivity. around a lot, doing A -B comparisons. I the most entries got a free dance hosted by all of the station personalities move the Some feel the need to know every think you have to be aware, but not be and the principal won a stereo system. A total of 13 schools turned in the other guy makes, while others are content scared. People here overreact to us con- amazing amount of mail response pictured here in what was a highly suc- to keep a watchful eye. How do some suc- stantly. When we do something, others play cessful promotion. cessful PDs and MDs keep their eyes on the follow -the -leader, which is the way I like competition without becoming paranoid? it." Let them tell you. Jock Involvement B97/New Orleans PD include two other stations. WPHD began its does he feel about that and what is WBEN- To increase a PD's awareness for what's Nick Bazoo CHR format about two years ago with FM doing in light of the increased fragmen- going on around him, he can and should gradual increases, and in the last six mon- tation? "Overreaction ... it's really an Nick Bazoo is a native of New Orleans, so delegate some of these duties to other staff ths the fight has become even tighter with easy trap to get caught in. All we are doing when he was tapped as B97's new PD a few members. Nick observes, "My jocks are newly -launched WNYS involved. How does is fine-tuning what we have and really not months it simply became an extension ago, encouraged to monitor their own competi- Roger keep his station aware of the things adjusting too radically in any one direction. of the he already had for the awareness tion while they are on the air to see what his do? One way is to use Basically, we know we have a fine product, station and the market. Speaking from the competitors they sound like. I think it heightens their modern technology. and after letting the smoke clear just a bit of near the top in vantage point being at or awareness. Anytime we feel a bit more we'll have a better understanding of rating sweep, his thoughts on "We have a stripper that in actuality is a each threatened, we simply step up the where things are at. We know that when a "Keeping Your Eye On The Competition" cart deck which records every ten seconds promotions to take the lead again. I don't new station goes on (WNYS) a lot of sam- how important this awareness of each three -minute time segment. This demonstrate think you can underestimate your competi- pling occurs, and eventually things will set- is to your programming success. allows us to put almost 12 hours of a station tion. I try and give them more credit than tle down." on a 120 -minute tape. We do this with all our "To be frank, B97 they deserve. Many might feel that being too laid-back has a gameplan, and competitors on a regular basis. We can then "We are the only station doing sales, call - in such a volatile situation can also be we know where we outs, and requests combined together. go back and look at our logs and music to are make comparisons. We do this every dangerous. Roger agrees. "There are headed in the We're aware of the fact that (A/C - drawbacks to being too passive," he ex- month, and it pays off. next two years. We're plained. "For that reason we are now than different "Since I've been in the market for quite monitoring the market to see that we're when we started out some time, I've got an excellent rapport not creating more negatives with what we two ago. B97 "You can't afford not to listen to helps years with the retail accounts as well. This are doing, which would only enhance every- was more teen - your competition and be aware me find out what is selling off which station. one else's position. Our cume is still very oriented," he began. to your "You can't afford not to listen high, and if it were to be off radically, then I "While we of what they are doing. You're are aware competition and be aware of what they are would foresee big problems. Right now, I Nick Bazoo if you of competitors and only cheating yourself if you doing. You're only cheating yourself think as long as we stay aware of things, what is doing, inevitably we just everyone don't." and take a wait -and -see viewpoint while proceed with what we want to do. B97 don't." continuing with our own plans, we'll be just we to set the trend." Roger Christian Preventing Overreaction rarely reacts, since try - fine." Nick shared his main method of staying Because of the increased competition, it aware. "One of the things I have done is might be easy for Roger to overreact. How Continued on Page 28 monitor checks of the competition. They formatted) WQUE is now moving its demo- occur on a two-tier level. One is for com- graphic target a bit younger, which closes mercials to help the sales department, and the gap between us and (AOR-formatted) the other is for the music so I can monitor WRNO. WQUE now calls itself 'The New in rotations and such. We also ask people Q93 -Hit Radio.' I can tell every move they make on their music with my record moni- tors. I have to be aware of those records "I don't think you can under- they're powering, because there has to be a reason why. I then begin to look for that estimate your competition. I try reason." and give them more credit than All this input, plus the pressure of month- ly rating figures, could easily make a PD they deserve." overreact. Nick explained, "Overreaction - Nick Bazoo is the biggest problem in getting to know your competition. More people kill them- selves from overreacting. If we had over- reacted to WQUE's move we might have shopping centers and at public events about THE RECORD - WUPE/Pitts- hurt ourselves. Patience and faith in your GOING FOR not only our station, but what they like and field, MA morning man Chris Rolando decided own abilities is very important. Don't take don't like about the competition. We pool all to get himself a place in the Guinness Book Of things too lightly, but remember every of this together with our guts to take a final World Records in a new category ... riding a move the competition makes isn't a crisis ski lift at the Bosquest Ski Resort. During the fix on what everyone is up to." "DEE -SIGNS" ON DEES'S SINGING KIIS- that needs to be dealt with." six days he rode the lift, temperatures ranged - Nick shared another way of staying on FM/Los Angeles morning man Rick Dees from highs of 40 degrees above to a wind chill B97 the recently renewed his performing rights con- top of people's feelings about and factor of 35 below during the last day of the WBEN-FM/Buffalo MD tract with BMI, which covers several of his other stations. "We had a `comment line' record attempt. Shown (l -r) are WUPE Chief including "Disco Duck." Shortly after we promoted on the air for a time, so people Roger Christian Engineer Rob Backstrom and a somewhat icy songs, the signing, Rick (with headphones) invited could call in and tell us directly what they Roger Christian has had the unique ex- Chris Rolando. After the event Chris was BMI execs (l -r) Allan McDougall and Michael felt. I still spend some time listening to the perience of watching a two -station CHR presented the key to the city, but is still waifir.g Siteman to sit in on his morning show. competition, but not as much as you'd think battle between his own outlet WBEN-FM to find out if he's made the record books. since I have these weekly monitors done. I and legendary rocker WKBW escalate to

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Not that many big 9" pen in a town this size very often, so you've got to be A STRANGER" you want to do if you're operat- ing in a vacuum. aware of what's available or you'll miss out. "The way your radio station "As far as music goes, we are very competitive. is positioned is very important," KKXL-FM will affect KYTN, and the opposite will hold true. Grand Forks is a developmental Kimo Akane remarked Kimo. This prompted also and even though we are here to win, I feel a me to ask him what would happen if KIKI were sud- market obligation to my own jocks, so I also pay a lot denly to make a move in a different direction. How strong of to them as well." quickly would KQMQ notice it and be ready to take attention advantage of the change? "Very quickly," he responded. "KIKI is already softening their sound a Believe In Your Own Abilities bit, so we are trying to fill that gap." "I try and set aside once a month to review every Being aware of the competition is an art, not a shift on the competition for a 20 -minute period of science. A lot of it depends on your own habits and time. Then I go back and review what we were doing personal awareness. Kimo expressed his thoughts on against them at the exact same time. When I spot a significant change, my first reaction is not to react at all. I think it's best to figure out why the competition but has made the move before making a counter- "We'd like to be more aggressive, progamming decision. When we have spent the you can only do what you want to do if time to formulate our format clocks to make the you're operating in a vacuum." station sound a certain way, I'd rather see them react to us. I believe in what we're doing; or it - Kimo Akane wouldn't have gotten on the air in the first place. "Years ago I used to read about Buzz Bennett programming 'The Skater's Waltz' against the com- EXPLODING FIRST WEEK AT: how he helps PD Austin Valli stay on top of things. petition's news so that when listeners punched out "Talking is the best way. When we see something go the song and heard the news across the street, they down in the market that doesn't make a lot of sense, would think the other station ran too much news. I WBEN-FM add KTFM add we try and rationalize it out. I feel anything they can understand Mike Joseph uses a similar philosophy of do, we can and will do better because we don't playing certain records at particular times, but we WPHD add WSEZ add believe in doing things halfway." don't get that far into it. Maybe in another market I Kimo is not a proponent of using music and com- WCAU-FM add WNAM add might." mercial monitors. "We don't do music monitors any Editor's Comments WBBM-FM add 37 WZZR add more because it became too time-consuming to have someone sit there and write it all down. Then As you can see, staying on top of what the other guy WLOL-FM add WJXQ 6-5 analyzing and putting together patterns and is doing can take many forms. If you aren't devoting some part of your programming duties to being an K107 add 36 rotations got too complicated." Kimo reasoned that Q103 add it's better to listen to the competition as a listener observer, then you are missing out on discovering in the competition's armor. I've KFI add KBBK add might, rather than using too many charts, graphs, possible weaknesses and numbers. yet to meet the PD with all the answers, but you can KIQQ on KIKI add get closer to that goal by dropping false pride and KKXL-FM/Grand Fords becoming more aware. I'm sure Ford keeps a close WHTT add KSKD add PD Don Nordine eye on GM. PDs are under increased pressure to per- WSPK add KHYT add Grand Forks is a small market, but it's quite com- form with each passing ratings period, and you've no petitive for its size. Don Nordine has a vast amount of doubt heard that "you're only as good as your last WKFM add WFBG add programming experience in the upper Midwest. Al- book." Sharpening your skills in this area can bring rating points, which could spell more WPST add WACZ add ter listening to airchecks of his station KKXL-FM in extra and CHR competitor KYTN, I can tell you both have revenues for your station. Stay aware and win. WRCK add WERZ add a major market feel about them. Don reminded me to just medium WKRZ-FM add WZYQ add that intense competition isn't limited and major markets. Motion KHFI add WKHI add He began with some excellent advice to all programmers. "To be ignorant of your competition is WQID add WJBQ add ignorance itself. It's almost a Congrats to WPHD/Buffalo PD Hary Moore on being with Howard Communications for 20 years ... Steve Cham- WCSC add KFLB add fact of life that you're going to have competition, so acknow- bers moves from WZWZIKokomo, IN to do afternoons at WSSX add 21 WFOX add ledge the fact and deal with it. WKHIIOcean City ... WFMFIBaton Rouge PD Randy Rice informs us that Johnny Ahysen has been named WYKS add You have to be alert to what WBCY add they are doing, especially when MD ... Tom Pierce joins WFOX/Gainesville from WBLUI KZFM add KVOL add you have a couple of CHR sta- Hinesvllle, GA ... Carole Berry is now PD at D931 tions in a market my size. The Dubuque, and she's tapped Terry Sweeny as MD. Terry WDOQ add WPFM add way you attach yourself to or- replaces Steve Sesterhenn, who is now running the com- parent company Woodward Com- WJDX add FM99 add ganizations and events in town puter operations for requires that you pay attention munications ... 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BASH WRAP-UP - Stations all across the country held Mash Bashes to commemorate the final episode of one of the most popular shows MASH by KRNA/lowa City. ever to hit the vast media-wasteland known as TV. Shown (above) is a lineup of Klinger look -a -likes as part of the festivities held Shown (at right, l-r) are 0107/Washington's Art Growden, and Promotion director Marty Wall preparing for final surgery.

WLAN-FM GRABS THE GOODIES - WLAN-FM(FM97)/Lancaster held a fundraiser for the Lancaster Toys For Tots over the Christmas holidays in the James way toy department. Air per- sonalities Joe Colombo (mornings) and Diana Rixx (middays) ran up and down the aisles for 97 seconds grabbing as many toys as they could. In the end, they got over $800 in toys for the chari- ty. Shown (I -r) are store manager Mike Masell, Pro- motion Director Deb Turner, Rixx, and Colombo.

GRAB THAT CASH - WLKI/Angola, IN KGHO GETS SURVIVOR PLATINUM - For its recently had a "Cash Grab" in which the win- help in making Survivor's "Eye Of The Tiger" a HELLO GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE - Oldies HERE COME THE WHALES - MAGIC 106 ner (pictured) was placed in a bank vault with platinum single, KGHO/Hoquiam, WA received a station WYDE/Birmingham recently sponsored a (KMGG)/Los Angeles morning bad boys (l-r) $ 1000 in cash. She had 100 seconds to grab platinum award courtesy of Scotti Bros. Records trip for two to San Francisco, all expenses paid, London & Engleman recently signed autographs as much of the green as she could, and she did and CBS. Shown (l -r) are GM/MD Steve Larson in its "Go For The Gold" contest. Shown (l -r) are aboard a Catalina Cruise ship where station lis- pretty well ... making off with over $900. and Seattle E/P/A rep Debbi Lipetz. PD Jim Powell and winner Larry Holloway. teners were on the lookout for gray whales.

PIZZA WINS GUITAR You've heard the old one about "man bites dog." Well, have you heard the - Nets have found a new radio home at WNBC/New one about the Pizza who won a guitar? No /0o/in'. WLS/Chicago recently offered a lucky winner WNBC NETS THE NETS - The New Jersey The 50kw AM CHR station will broadcast the team's the chance to win Columbia recording star Kenny Loggins's guitar after a recent concert appear- York beginning with the 1983-84 season. the playoff and pre -season games as well. Pre- ance. Pam Pizza was the winner, as her ticket stub was drawn. Pictured (I-r) are WLS person- entire slate of 82 home and away games, plus were (l -r) WNBC morning man Don Imus, station ality Fred Winston, WLS Advertising & Promotion Director Karyn Eskyn, Loggins, Pizza with sent at the official signing of the agreement Executive VP Mike DiTomasso. guitar, PD Rick Lippincott, and Columbia rep Dave Remedi. VP/GM Domenick Fioravanti, and Nets

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BRAD MESSER "Capsule News" All The Rage

rambling copy into extremely concise news items is the going thing, so increasingly popular that contraction Chrysalis Records held a reception at its new offices in New York for new Chopping President Jack Craigo. Pictured (l -r) are VP Paul Hutchinson, Co -Chairman may end up qualifying as the radio style of the year. Terry Ellis, Craigo, and VP Jeff Aldrich. There's absolutely nothing wrong with Capsule News in which you get on, hit a few quick info licks, get off and back into the music. There is also absolutely nothing new about it. Remember the "20/20" radio news format of the late fifties? Mi/sap Re -Signs With RCA The "Half -Hour Headlines" of the early sixties? Newspeople have been experimenting with distilling their product into short forms for decades, and the lessons they learned through trial -and -error offer an advantage to those just now consider- ing a capsule format. Keep story length consistent at one to three lines with none longer. Give distilled facts, avoid teasers. Enough pause between stories to make transitions perfectly clear. Key word redundancy: if Chicago's in the first line, repeat Chicago in the final line to clarify for inattentive listeners. Chop actualities mercilessly, not to exceed max story length of about ten seconds. Promote ahead to longer newscasts which will include more details. Treat yesterday's news like herpes: avoid it at all costs, stress immediacy and currency. If you're interested in learning to write short, whether from personal ambition or under competitive pressure, check out America's two best teachers -by -example: the radio newsman who best puts stories into short form is Paul Harvey. The best in print is still the Wall Street Journal, although the writers at USA Today are coming on strong. It isn't length that counts, it's how well you use it.

Worst American Earthquake MONDAY, APRIL 18 - The Great San Francisco Earthquake was 77 years ago this morning (19061. It lasted 48 seconds and registered 8.25 on the Richter, qualifying as America's worst-ever earthquake. As it shook buildings apart it also severed the underground water mains, and with the Fire Dept. effectively neutralized, San Francisco's downtown and residential areas burned for three days. 1776: Paul Revere's ride. 1934: First coin -op laundromat. 1979: Lee Marvin $1 million palimony settlement. Ronnie Milsap recently renewed his longterm contract with RCA Records. Mills is 37. Others born on the 18th have included lawyer Clarence Darrow (18571 Pictured celebrating are (l -r) RCA President Bob Summer, Milsap, and Former child movie star Hayley RCA/Nashville VP Joe Galante. and conductor Leopold Stokowski (18821. E/A Takes Steps Ahead Name "Buggyaut" Never Caught On TUESDAY, APRIL 19 - A "buggyaut" is what Charles Duryea called the machine he worked eight months designing and building, and on this date in 1892 he finished it. climbed aboard, and drove it into the streets of Springfield, MA. Duryea's "buggyaut" was the first American -made automobile. 1775: First battle American Revolution. 1783: Congress announces end of Revolution. 1933: U.S. abandons gold stan- dard. 1956: Grace Kelly marries Prince Rainier. TV actor Don Adams, still best known for the "Get Smart" series (1965-19701, is 56. Others born on the date have included French scientist Pierre Curie (19061, poet Lord Byron 118241, naturalist Charles Darwin (18821 of Theory of Evolution fame, and actress Jayne Mansfield (19331. Dropping In On The War WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20 - The prototype of the "handsome, adventurous aviator" was Thaddeau Lowe, who (long before airplanes) flew around America staging airshows with his big balloon. He ascended from Cincinnati on this date in 1861 and drifted toward the Southeast, deciding to bring 'er down when he sighted the Atlantic Ocean. Unaware that the Civil War had just begun, he landed right in the thick of it on the North -South Carolina border, where he was promptly arrested as a suspected Yankee spy. After talking his way free and returning North, the idea of spying from a balloon grew Elektra/Musician artists Steps Ahead met with E/A President Bruce Lundvall to on Lowe, who convinced President Lincoln to create an aerial surveillance corps of 50 men and five balloons headed by plot strategy for their just -released debut album. Pictured (l-r) are group's himself. The Civil War air corps drifted over Rebel positions directing artillery fire and even took the first aerial photo- Mainieri, Eddie Gomez, Elaine Elias, and Michael Brecker, Peter Erskine, Mike graphs of troop emplacements. Thaddeau Lowe was in fact the first American to fly for his country. management's Christine Martin, and Lundvall 1902: Curies isolate radium. 1962: Segregationist "New Orleans Citizens' Council" offers black one-way bus tickets Grant For Portrait north. Ryan O'Neal is 42. Others born on the date have included hairpin inventor Sol Goldberg (18801. German dictator Adolf Hitler (18891, retailer Stanley Marcus (19051 of the Nieman -Marcus stores, and musician Lionel Hampton (19141. Pretty Decent Meteor Shower Tonight THURSDAY, APRIL 21 - Our planet's orbit takes us through a fairly junky region of space tonight, with potentially spectacular results. As we plow through unusually heavy space dust, the annual Lyrids meteor shower is expected to produce a peak of 15 shooting stars an hour. (View in NE sky after midnight, away from city light.) The Texas Revolution ended successfully 147 years ago when outnumbered Texans luckily attacked during the Mexican siesta, when General Santa Ana and most of his troops were snoozing. The Texans killed some 600 Mexicans in 18 minutes and suffered only nine casualties. 753BC: Rome founded. 1979: Idi Amin flees Uganda. Basketballer Mark Olberding is 27. Comedienne Elaine May is 51. Queen Elizabeth II of Britain is 57. The "Electric Jeep" On Moon FRIDAY, APRIL 22 - Eleven years ago today America watched live TV as Apollo -16 astronauts Young and Duke drove an "electric Jeep" on the moon. Three such moon rovers are still up there. Dr. Mark Chartrand of the National Space Institute says "there are probably several hundred -million dollars worth of equipment sitting on the lunar surface." The first military use of poison gas was on this date in 1915 when the Germans used chlorine on enemy troops in Belgium during WWI. Chlorine poisonings still happen ... at swimming pools. 1864: "In God We Trust" on U.S. coins. 1970: First Earth Day. 1979: U.S. votes to boycott Moscow Summer Olympics. Portrait Records threw a party for recently-signed artist Eddy Grant, Campbell hits 44 today. Tomorrow (4.23) Sandra Dee will be 41, Lee Majors 43, celebrating his "Killer On The Rampage" LP. Pictured (l--r) are E/P/A VP Frank Peter Frampton is 33 and Glen will be 41, Shirley MacLaine 49. Di/eo, Portrait VP/GM Lennie Petze, Portrait's Bob Feineigle, and Grant. Roy Orbison 47 and Shirley Temple Black 55. Sunday Barbra Streisand

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JEFF GELB The "F-Word"

AOR radio has a problem: "Not Now John," a key track on the new Pink Floyd album, includes the word "fuck," sung clearly at least four times. Does AOR play the song, ignore it, edit it, or wait for a Columbia edit? This isn't the first time that AOR radio has had to deal with the "F-word" in songs; we all AOR Catches remember the Rolling Stones' "Star Star" or the Jefferson Starship's "Cleveland," for example. But KGONIPortland PD Dave Van Dyke delineated the Floyd problem when he stated, "When we all listened to the record, it was the general consensus that it was the best track on the

album. So I went to my new GM, and let him listen to it without even telling him what the problem was. He picked up on it right away, listened to it all the way through, and then asked if we really

had to play it. I told him we all felt it was the best track, so we decided that initially we would Imports Fever daypart it for 3pm on. We monitored it very closely, and I asked the jocks to be very conscien- tious in reporting any problems they ran into with it." The result? "No phone calls, no letters! By that point, we'd done some callbacks with people who'd bought the album, who agreed it was one of the hottest tracks. So we threw it into hot rotation this week. "At this point," Dave concluded, "I wouldn't need to play an edited version." According to our charts last week, 53 other AORs are also playing "Not Now John," and that number is rising. A Flock of Seagulls are "Wishing" they "had a photograph of you," Nevertheless, Columbia made plans to release an edit of the song submitted by KGBISan Diego but is their record company wishing AOR radio weren't playing this im- PD Larry Bruce, until the band's Roger Waters agreed to recut the song's vocal, substituting port 45 in advance of its Stateside release? Robert Plant is singing about "Stuff it" for the offending phrase. This new verson of "Not Now John" should reach AOR radio on AOR radio Song his within two weeks - and it'll be interesting to see how many stations already playing the original "Far Posts" while Swan prepares upcoming version will switch over to the "cleaner" one. album. Men At Work are telling the story of "Dr. Heckyll & Mr. Jive" on some AOR stations that are also playing "Overkill" from the band's next LP. Suddenly, AOR radio has imports fever, and this week pro- grammers explained why, while record reps expressed their views on this emerging programming trend. For that kind of an act, such airplay is of Airplay Pluses The Cutting Edge promotional benefit to us. But it's definitely KLOL/Houston PD Chris Miller pointed who stated, "These records not only sound a double-edged sword." KGB/San Diego PD Larry Bruce offered out, "Some of the import songs we play are right for KROQ, but they put us one step his view of the importance of imports: different or remixed when they're later the competition, which doesn't have "There's a definite need on the part of each beyond released in America; I believe that's going records yet. And that keeps listeners AOR station, be it a modern rock or more these Burn Baby Burn to be the case with the Seagulls. So our air- KROQ's imports traditional outlet, to appear to be on the cut- tuned to us longer." are Mike Bone, current head of AOR promo- play really shouldn't hurt their sales. When obtained through distributors in Europe, ting edge of its portion of the rock world. So, tion for Arista, agreed, stating, "It doesn't that album comes out, we'll go to a second regardless of whether an act like Goanna is and are listened to by Carroll and Larry help us out saleswise, but it does maintain track." who spot records that are ap- available in the States today, by playing Groves, awareness of the act in the marketplace. Greg Gillispie, PD at KEZO/Omaha, clients. and promoting the record as an exclusive, propriate for their consultant My only problem with a station playing an noted, "I think it's really been a plus for Carroll complained, "It's annoying when hot record that's going to happen, the image import by a group like A Flock of Seagulls is bands like A Flock of Seagulls or Men At the ask us to take hh- it lends the station is beneficial. That's record companies that I'd hope they wouldn't burn out the rec- Work. When was the last time you saw a sta- off the because the record's about always been important, but right now, with ports air ord prior to our domestic release. I sent tion placing a band in current rotation for a here. To this I say ab- the competition between modern rock AOR to come out over everyone who added the import a letter year, spanning the time between the initial not. It's too for them if the and traditional AOR, it's even more crucial. solutely bad - stating just that; not saying not to play it, release and the follow-up? Imports have hot, we'd be crazy not to play it. "To the record companies, it's a head- record's but not to burn it out." allowed us to do that." We'll continue to do this, and when we have ache. But if labels want to solve the prob- Bob Church, who added the Seagulls im- One thing's certain: AOR's interest in im- a dozen stations or so, import airplay will lem, they have to do a better job of orches- port at WDIZ/Orlando, defended that de- ports isn't about to go away, as Chris Miller have major sales impact. I'm not trying to trating international releases with State- a cision. "The group was a real big success, exemplified by saying, "A friend of mine is to labels; this is the side ones." be insensitive the just and we had burned out their first album's bringing back the new Duran Duran import The rec- Bruce continued, "Up until a few years best way I know how to program. big hits. The record company's timing from England, and I'll be playing it tomor- have to get their domestic ago, U.S. radio had a substantially different ord companies didn't match ours, since they were still row. That's a major plus for us, because our releases sync." feel from the rest of the world; we were into and international in working the band on a CHR level. We need- listeners won't hear that record anywhere 'corporate rock' and they were into some- fresh stuff to keep the band alive Dazed And Confused ed some else in town." And Tom Kelly, PD at WZZO/ thing else. Now, musical styles on the radio for our listeners, and 'Wishing' was a good Allentown, noted, "More and more, the mu- have converged internationally to a great Columbia's Paul Rappaport explained, song. sic of tomorrow is starting overseas and degree, thanks in part to Rick Carroll's ear- "The Men At Work situation happened be- "It's true that 'Wishing' may be recur- then hitting the U.S. We don't want to ly reliance on imports for a substantial part cause Australia needed some product to put rent for us by the time the album arrives, duplicate the U.K. music charts, but they're of KROQ's playlists." out; they'd held back for us because the but there will certainly be other cuts on that certainly worth keeping a close eye on. Our here. Finally, they One Step Beyond band was breaking album that we can program. As a format, listeners are demanding this kind of music, came with 'Hecky11 & Jive.' When stations that's something AOR stations have always it positions us as the hippest KROQ's current playlist is at least 25% and playing here started playing the import, we felt that done." station in town." imports, according to consultant Carroll, was' confusing the audience, first because it was hard for them to get, and second, be- cause they might think 'Dr. Heckyll' was on their first album. And since 'Heckyll' is not our first choice for a single from the upcom- ing second album, we had to hope that early airplay of that song wouldn't further com- plicate our release schedule. "Lots of times, early import play can take the 'sting' out of a new release. It's essential that this be timed correctly for maximum sales effect, and we make every effort to simultaneously release our records worldwide whenever possible." Rappaport pointed out, "I would never ask radio to take a record off the air. But I would request they not lean on it in the face of our own release." But not all import "If labels want to solve the prob- airplay is unwanted by the record com- panies. Rappaport mentioned, "I have a "I would never ask radio to take a lem, they have to do a better job "I'm not trying to be insensitive brand new British group called Fastway record off the air. But I would re- coming that's an exceptional hard rock to the labels is of orchestrating international re- ... this just the not lean it in the band. They're so exceptional, in fact, that quest they on best way I know how to pro- leases with Stateside ones." John Gorman at WMMS got an import copy face of our own release." -Larry Bruce and is already playing it. That's great, be- gram." -Rick Carroll -Paul Rappaport cause it shows that someone else is excited about a record that we also feel good about.

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Rad Messick assumes the PD post at April Fool's Day provided a great excuse WFYV/Jacksonville as Bob Church for many AORs to have fun with both listen- vacates same ... WRQC/Cleveland ers and employees. At KROY-FM/Sacra- changes format focus to modern rock; Tim mento, where a five in a row or $5000 con- Spencer still programs ... Jane Asher is test was going on, PD Dennis Newhall slip- named PD at KTYD/Santa Barbara as ped a trick cassette into the studio so that the James Lull exits that post and Asst. PD afternoon jock unwittingly played a Susan Christol exits as well. Rick Williams shortened version of Pink Floyd's "Money," which segued directly into spot remains MD ... Mark Kaufman is the new a PD at KLRB/Carmel ... Bo Kitchen is (purposely), forcing the station to give away its first $5000 cash prize. Meanwhile, named to the PD post at WRAS/Atlanta .. . KATT/Oklahoma Scott Allen steps down as PD of WYER/Mt. City went Country for its Carmel for the Sports Director post, while entire morning show that day, while WRIF/ Detroit surprised listeners with new Paul Viton is upped to PD ... KQAK/San a Francisco signs with Rick Carroll ... Jeff morning crew, composed of "Dick The Bruiser" and local TV and newspaper per- Pollack is now the sole consultant of HALL & OATES FETED BY WLUP - RCA's Hall & Oates headlined a private concert for Loop WMMS/Cleveland, formerly also aligned listeners and Source affiliates recently in Chicago. Pictured after the show (1-r) are Champion sonalities. KFMH/Muscantine held a con- Castro, John Oates, unidentified fan, test to find the most stupid with Lee Abrams and John Sebastian. Join- Entertainment's Jeb Brien, station's Bob Gelms, GM Jim De contestant, who Kopper. ing the Pollack organization is Beth Rastad Daryl Hall, WLUP MD Sky Daniels, Starfleet's Sam won $2000 in cash and prizes. Probably the wildest April Fool's as administrative assistant ... Lee Ab- joke was played on rams signs WBLM/Lewiston-Portland .. WLIR/Long Island morning man Ben Rick Sutton exits WRKI/Danbury to join Manilla, who was forced to stay on the air WBAB/Long Island for evenings ... Leza from 6am till midnight when no one showed Young joins WOWD/Tallahassee for over- up to relieve him all day! Finally, at 12, the entire staff showed up with gifts for the nights as John Davies is upped to nights .. . Rich Fields exits as MD of WRUF/Gaines- beleaguered jock ... Happy 14th AOR an- ville. niversary to WCMF/Rochester, fifth to competing WMJQ, and seventh to WTUE/ COMING NEXT WEEK: Fifteen years Dayton, which held a special concert fea- ago, WMMR/Philadelphia began its turing Vandenberg. Half the seats were sold eclectic and highly successful AOR for $2 each, and the rest given away on the career. Next week, R&R celebrates that air ... Denver area AOR competitors history with perspectives from current KAZY, KBCO, KPKE and KTCL also com- PD Charlie Kendall, along with former peted recently in the annual University of WMMR programmers and personali- Colorado rock trivia bowl. Congratulations ties. to winning station KBCO ... Pat St. John celebrated his 10th on -air anniversary at WPLJ/New York recently ... WAPP/New York's spring promotion gives away $1000 a You've heard of East Berlin and West Berlin; this is Geffen's Berlin, MIDWEST BERLIN - day for 50 days, to listeners who call when with the airstaff of WILS. Pictured pictured during a Midwest concert stopover in Lansing, they hear three predetermined songs in a MD Doug Burton, and the band's Terri Nunn, John Craw- (l -r) are WB's Linda Baker, WILS row. KFMQ/Lincoln's lower-budget cash ford, and Dave Diamond. contest awards $102 to the listener who first catches the station playing less than five songs in a row ... WKLC/St. Albans had one of its banners stolen from a local con- cert hall, so the station came up with a "Stolen Banner" contest that offered tickets to a sold -out Journey concert to the BREAKFAST IN SACRAMENTO - John Neill- well (center) of A&M's Supertramp was a recent people who returned the banner, no ques- interview guest of KROY-FM/Sacramento, where tions asked. The banner showed up later PD Dennis Newhall (left) and air personality Adrian that night ... WD1Z/Orlando just wrapped Bolt (right) taped his comments for the station's up a Spring Break series of free concerts, local TV show, "Capitol Rock." with an impressive lineup of talent that in- cluded Berlin, George Thorogood, Modern English, English Beat, Scandal, Greg Kihn AOR Reporter Profile Band, A Flock of Seagulls, and the Mem- bers ... WXRT/Chicago co -sponsored with BEDRIDDEN ROCKER - When KSRR/Houston Budweiser a "Blues and Bud Budget Show" KFMGIAlbuquerque morning show host Moby injured his back while with Koko Taylor and Lonnie Brooks for $3 to stay in bed. 5601 Domingo N.E. exercising, doctors ordered him . WPLR/New Haven and WTPA/Har- ROCK AND ROLL ANIMAL? During National Albuquerque, NM 87108 That didn't keep him off the air, however; the sta- risburg are giving away motorcycles in cur- Aardvark Week(!), WYSP/Philadelphia PD (505) 265-8811 tion had an ambulance take him to a nearby Michael Picozzi volunteered News Director Alice rent promotions; W,PLR's also awards the OWNER: KFMG Inc. nightclub, set up with a waterbed on stage, where Stockton as the Honorary Miss Aardvark, a role winner plane fare to the upcoming US GM: Tom Birk Moby did his breakfast show live in front of an ap- she assumed in a solemn ceremony in the aard- Festival ... KEZO/Omaha's latest givea- PD: John Florence preciative audience. Pictured with Moby (left) is vark pen at the local zoo. way is a $25,000 sports car WQDR/ MD: Tom Marshall News Director Jon Matthews. ... MS 107.9 Raleigh is holding a rock auction for 22,500 watts that includes items like John Cougar's leather jacket and Styx member Dennis De "With our broadcast tower located on a peak 5000 feet above the city of Albuquerque, Young's personal satin tour jacket .. . KFMG has a signal that covers much of New WSKS/Cincinnati held a T-shirt design con- Mexico. Mass appeal radio has been our goal test that garnered 250 entries; the winner since our inception in April 1979. I'm a strong received 50 CBS albums and a WSKS satin believer in consultants; our relationship with jacket ... In conjunction with Phil Pollack Communications gives us a valuable, Collins's album, WCOZ/Boston held a professional outside opinion. Albuquerque is "Hello, I Must Be Going!" contest, whose not the new music capital of the world; how- winner was picked at random from over ever, we believe it is important to program the 100,000 entries to fly to London and meet best of the modern music. We utilize a mix of 50-50 current to old music. The new music Collins ... WYDD/Pittsburgh com- makes the station sound fresh, but at the same memorated airplay of the latest Wall of time, we're not eliminating all the AOR stand- Voodoo album by presenting the local zoo ards that have worked well for so many years. with a new iguana! The answer to the current AOR dilemma does not lie in extremes, but in a proper balance. "Promotion and localization are key words. The music cooks as hot as the New Mexico chills. We get involved in ski conditions, white water raft trips, and hot air ballooning. MD Tom Marshall also does all the rock concert EXPANDED i UP TO DATE reviews for the local paper. Philosophically, I'm a longterm PD. Our consultant, Al Peter- AOR's Most Accurate son, said, 'Everyone gets his chance to be Music Information number one for a little while.' It's our turn." Angeles morn- THEY CALL THIS WORK? Always on the lookout for ways to meet his fans, KLOS/Los Station Listings ... See Page 51 -PD John Florence with steamy results. Frazer ing air personality Frazer Smith did a recent show from a local hot tub club, Hot Tracks & 25+ Chart ... See Page 68 (with mike) is pictured sweating with some fans.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 36 R&R/Friday, April 15, 1983 A/C Radio Spruces Up For St. Patrick's Day JEFF GREEN

ARE FORMAT'S SUPERHITS IN DANGER? A/C Power Gold Rush A STAR WITH A STAR- Following last WOMC/Detroit's morn- week's discussion on selecting the best songs to stock ing personality Nick Ar - in your gold library, this column concentrates on "power gold" ama is joined by Easter burnout. CHR and AOR programmers have been concerned lately Seals poster child Me- IRISH EYES ARE SMILING - All smiles aboard WASH/Washington's gan McClanahan at the that overexposure of tracks within their power gold categories has de- float in the city's St. Patrick's Day parade. Sporting green T-shirts are station's St. Patrick's Day (l -r) midday man Bob Duckman, evening personality Marilyn Thomp- party. WO MC preciated the value of supposedly "indestructible" records such as "Stair- helped raise $300 for host John Bodnar, (Bill) Tanner in the Morning, To "Magic number of As son, afternoon drive Easter Seals, and way Heaven," Man," and a others. a result, and sports reporter Joe Zanger. Over 100 listeners paraded with awarded a variety of these stations have taken measures to preserve their audiences (and their their radios tuned to WASH as they participated in the station's fourth prizes throughout the gold library) by adding a higher percentage of new artists and crossover annual Marching Band. evening. hits from other formats. On the surface, there doesn't appear to he March 17 was a special day for more than just Irish folks, as A/C any great for cause alarm. Indeed, the stations helped make the occasion lucky for everyone. In Cleveland, records mentioned above still remain WGAR arranged free cab rides for anyone who had a little too much green among A/C's most valuable gold hits. No A/C's seem to be suffering from avoiding beer or Irish whiskey. Across town, WMJI was givin' away the green: $20, jazz and "modern" music, either. Indeed, $50, or $100 to listeners who heard the voice of the "Lucky Leprechaun." from a ratings perspective, the A/C for- WMJI also had green bagels on hand and held a party with continuous mat is healthier than ever. music throughout the day. In New Hampshire, WGIR/Manchester held a However, one may observe the recent big bash for Muscular Dystrophy, including a raffle for a week for two in rapid erosion of nostalgia and Beautiful Music formats, both of which rely on a Ireland! limited music library. AOR and CHR pro- If your station is involved in a holiday promotion, be sure to send details grammers can attest to the consequences of and photos to R&R, 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067. overemphasizing certain gold selections. Coupled with the expansion of A/C stations Robert Hall Glen McCartney (multiplying the exposure of this power gold category) and programmers' hesi- However, it's possible that Adult/Contem- tance to consider musical alternatives, the porary programmers one song may find themselves risk of a massive burnout or "meltdown" of Ross Reagan, National PD perceive any difference between heading toward the same problem. Nearly this power gold core becomes more than Shamrock Broadcasting and another. In other words, the station every A/C changes its entire sound. At this point, that station is relying on a limited mere speculation. The concern is not with the limited use station's listeners may perceive a variety group of familiar callout-tested power gold This week, three prominent program- but the way in which they're of records, problem. Some may look elsewhere. records: "Mandy," "If," "If You Leave Me mers discuss their views of the power gold programmed. If you're facing a station My World," The PD's job is to have a position and Now," "Yesterday," "Color roster, and give ideas on how to protect gunning 200 power gold records, they're sound for his station in mind it's much "Fire & Rain," and so on. But while this what is considered the heart of so many probably going to them for their - rapidly burn out more than the individual songs he's -rotating stack of "superhits" successful A/C music systems. core audience and probably for part of the repeats playing. One needs to consider the tempo, continuously, A/C PDs don't seem rest of the market, too. to Robert Hall, Operations Manager texture, mix, and feel. If the research dic- be finding many replacements. In fact, The problem may lie in the misinter- the Satellite Music Network's tates a drastic change from that, then the reverse is occurring: many A/C current pretation of research. That is, the research research is programming the radio station. playlists are shrinking. Exposure of album "Starstation" may be right, but the programming method cuts is rarely seen. Keep in mind that some of those songs Jazz airplay is prac- I see programmers in a real tight of utilizing it isn't. I have seen evidence that nonexistent. which test only moderately well could be tically situation, because I don't think this core if a plays a very of station small universe the ones contributing to the texture, feel, group of power gold records can hold up callout-tested records, this universe and the perception of variety of the station. forever. I'm very attuned to gold burnout, gradually gets smaller, and generally the and one of my responses has been to expand songs that fall out of favor first are those Glen McCartney "If you decide there are only the oldies list to over 1000 titles. Then I add with any kind of texture, identity and tem- Program/Operations Manager three or four Beatles songs on more to it every day - songs I figure can po. As a result, the station becomes B100/San Diego handle a regular rotation, most of which are mellower and mellower until it's difficult to Although by staying a step ahead of the people really want to hear and ballads. There is, of course, a limit to how we keep this from becoming a much one can expand. I've studied people audience you play those over and over general concern, power gold burn has been me who listen to (RKO "Solid Gold again, you in around for us with specific titles. stand great danger Saturday Night" host) Dick Bartley's show, a problem As contradictory as this may sound, you of destroying their value to and they really get off on some of the ob- to so that your scure music he's playing. However, one Today's A/C need be consistent enough everybody in the market. Be knows what to expect, but not to must remember you can only expose these audience the point where you're predictable. To do slightly more liberal when inter- songs once in awhile; one can't put them in this really comes down to gut feel. Now, I a regular rotation. preting oldies research. People Gold Libraries believe you should use all the research I believe it's worse to play some of these may not be able to tell you more that's available, but you're being paid to gold records over and over than it is to use playlists? In Just how limited are A/C's gold make the final decision by yourself. Radio than ten favorite songs spontan- When considering the alternative it currents. a survey of nearly 90 leading A/C stations, programming is still an art form and, as of stepping up the programming of current eously over the phone, but I'll was learned that, on the average, only about such, your reaction to what's right or wrong music, the question becomes whether there for gold rotation; for FM 900 songs qualify about an art form is emotional, not scien- bet they'd enjoy hearing more is enough product to make it work. I can't it's just over 800. (Some outlets add stations tific. So gut feeling always has to play a rotations down to 90 minutes more oldies on weekends, but this percentage than 300 records. Even if pull my current part, and I deal with individual titles on that want to get pounded. is quite small.) As expected, the findings sup- they're perfectly rotated, you because adults don't basis. I've enlarged my list of currents to as many port theories that AM stations will play more run the risk of becoming predict- as possible without getting too odd or bur- oldies due to a wider demographic target, while Continued on Page 42 able and slightly boring if you ning them out before they actually become small markets tend to offer more oldies to pro- hits. We presently run about 24 current vide necessary variety. limit your perception of what the songs and I really can't find more than that Gold Inventory Averages All Stations audience wants." in a 10-12 week cycle I'd want to play - yet (AM/FM): 898 the A/C music out today is better than ever. Breakdown: AM FM Dick Bartley good current music - If there was so much Major Markets 896 802 A/C'S Most Accurate RKO's I could rest the oldies for several months Medium Markets 905 800 Host of that Music Information until people got hungry for them, you bet I'd Small Markets 1097 864 "Solid Gold Saturday Night" Adds & Hots ... 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CAROLYN PARKS

Bob Heatherly, Bruce Adelman, WB Ery Woolsey, MCA Labels Respond To RCA that this policy is inconvenient, and we're product that never report to anyone. It does close to a solution that will be of benefit to amaze me, though, how many albums we us all." Although Paul did not want to get returned with maybe nine cents postage Radio's Servicing Woes divulge the details of this new policy, since due. We make mistakes like everybody else all the bugs were not ironed out yet, he did from time to time on the postage, but it's in- offer a temporary solution to stations who credible how many times albums are Last week we printed two letters from small -market stations lament- are not on Capitol's mailing list. returned from' the same stations that com- ing the lack of record service they get as non -reporting stations. "If a station needs product, they can plain they don't receive service!" specifically request that record by sending RCA also services about 1000 stations at It's a situation that has increased dramatically in recent years as a letter on station letterhead to me. We send the moment, although Bob Heatherly indi- record companies have pared down their mailing lists owing to postage out a big stack of records each day, and cated that number will soon be cut back increases and the hike in manufacturing costs, as well as a general we're always ready to help these stations if "because it's getting a little expensive and decline in industry profits. And it is, unfortunately, a fact of life that pro- they call or write. I know it's inconvenient, so many stations don't use them except to bably will not be changing anytime soon and one that radio is going to but it's the best we can do at this particular take home. For album service, we do like moment. We do have the strictest policy of the stations to report to a trade, such as have to deal with. Toward that aim, we spoke with several major label all the major labels, which is why I'm R&R, which does album cut reports. representatives who detailed their companies' policies on both single and trying to work out an equitable solution." However, if there's a particular situation album service and also offered some suggestions to stations on ways to Album Service Varies where a station needs albums to play some cuts, they can usually get them from the improve their record service (short of moving the station to New York The of is where com- servicing albums regional office if they have communication and becoming an R&R reporter !) . pany policies really start to differ. Capitol VP/Promotion Joe Casey complains that with someone there. The one exception to only sends albums to reporting The entire servicing question has created "not a week goes by that I don't get a mini- stations, this policy is when a station plays albums in a lot of ill will between record companies mum of six requests for record service. We although Paul notes that "if a station calls their entirety without commercial interrup- in requests we will in most and radio stations, most of which is a result are constantly getting blasted for lack of and an album, tion. If we find they are doing this, we will cases send it since we keep a good stock of of a lack of understanding on both sides as service, and one of the reasons is that in- cut off their service, regardless of who they product here." to the needs and restrictions of the other. variably when a station changes its format report to or where they're located, because about 400 stations, which We hope the following information will help no one bothers to tell us, and then one day CBS services we feel so strongly that home taping is Joe Casey maintains "has nothing to do clarify some of these misunderstandings they start complaining that they're not get- killing us!" with whether they report to a trade, but and establish a better working relationship ting country service. They never say, Although WB has a selected list of depends basically on market size. I don't between the radio and record industries at a 'Would you please remove us from your stations to whom it sends all LP releases, object to sending albums to stations that time when both divisions need each other's black or A/C service, since we no longer Bruce Adelman confirms that "any Coun- play album cuts if we're dealing with a help more than ever. need this product, and add us to your coun- try station which plays country LPs will be -size market, someplace where we Singles Service Still Stable try service?' That doesn't exist. I no longer credible sent whichever of our current albums they can sit here and deal with stations that play hope to be in a position to sell some pro- Most of the major labels have a very want if they just contact us. As long as only three or four hours of country music, duct." liberal policy towards servicing singles they're interested in our product, we're because they want service not only for Ery Woolsey notes that MCA has cut back since, as RCA's Director of National Coun- happy to send it to them. All we ask is that country product but also for whatever else on its album servicing to a point where try Promotion Bob Heatherly notes, "We they show a little bit of initiative." they're playing, and I cannot afford to put "right now I'm sending out a little less than know that before you can sell a record, them on all the services." 1000 albums. Just because a station is a Obtaining Promotional Copies somebody has to play it and somebody's got Capitol Records has a more stringent reporting station doesn't mean it will Now that we've cleared up company 2200 stations to hear it." RCA services over policy on even its single releases, as receive service, because there're a lot of policies on standard single and album ser- which program country music fulltime or at National Country Promotion Director Paul reporting stations that don't play albums. vice, I wanted to delve into that grayer area least several hours a day, and asks each Lovelace explains. "Due to economic con- However, almost everyone who was cut off of servicing, promotional copies of albums station to supply its RCA regional office ditions within the industry, we have tem- the original list and sent a letter requesting for station giveaways. Most of the labels in- of its play - with a coverage map and a copy porarily discontinued the automatic ser- album service was put back on. If dicated that they prefer to tie in promo- list. The company's basic criteria is to sup- vicing of all 2500 Country stations that play somebody can justify that they do play tional giveaways with an act's touring ply singles to stations which cover a popula- country music. We do service all stations album cuts, I've generally got no problem schedule and they're happy to work with tion area of at least 50,000 people and/or that report to any trade or tipsheet, and with that, even if they're not a reporting stations on that basis. It also depends on the report to at least one trade. we're available to send records to station. You'd be surprised how many radio type of promotion you're planning. "Times Warner Brothers also has an openhanded always stations requesting service. We understand stations really contribute to the sale of have really changed," Bob Heatherly policy on singles, as National Promotion stressed, "and I think we brought on a lot of Manager Bruce Adelman explains. "Any the problem ourselves because of stations station which programs primarily country that would misuse promotional albums, and music just has to contact us on station let- we let it get out of hand. They would give terhead explaining how many hours a day them away at rummage sales or at remotes they are playing country, and they're Profile with absolutely no mention of the artist or automatically on our list for 45s." Station anything on the air. When a station uses the Ery Woolsey, who's MCA's VP/Pro- artist's name, the title of the album, and motion, Nashville Division, echoes that KRRVIAlexandrla, LA ing of active recurrents and gold (four an maybe even mentions the single, that works statement. "If someone calls me, and P.O. Box 591 hour) plus about three album cuts per hour. out well because at least you get a little it's a small market, I usually ask them to Alexandria, LA We just try to give our audience the best publicity for the artist. But we'll work with write me a letter so I have something on (318) 443-7454 music, no matter where it comes from. the stations on that, especially if an artist is station letterhead. Our philosophy is if you're "One thing that we do stay away from are Owner: Dixie Broadcasting Co. touring, because I think radio needs more playing country records, we'll at least country crossovers that our competition is GM: Dr. Irving Ward -Steinman promotional things going on to excite the send out singles, and we have about 2400 to already playing. If we're playing it first and PD/MD: Perry S. Jeter listeners. It also helps if stations can tell us won't play 2500 stations on our mailing list. However, they pick up on it, fine, but we what retail stores they work with so that we mHz Dinet- since everything is done by computer, it 100.3 songs like the one by Pump Boys & can make sure we're getting displays up in a 100,000 watts because that's just a little too sometimes takes up to two months to get tes, simply those stores. We're in the business of selling on the list simply because they bizarre for these people. new station "We've been a Country station for about country music, and by displaying in those to "Every month we have two or three pro- wait until there's enough new stations four years although we've only been at stores, it helps sell a lot more country We give away cash, we warrant making a new run of plates. We've 100,000 watts for the past ten months, so motions going on. records, which is the name of the game got an 'A' list and a 'B' list. The first singles have an annual rodeo and a bass fishing tour- now we cover most of Central Louisiana. right now." Continued on Page 39 nament, and when a concert is here, KRRV is are shipped to the `A' list, which are all the "The station is basically contemporary with for all the trades plus usually the one picked to MC it. We're the reporting stations a little bit of progressive country mixed in only FM Country in town and we're very visi- another 300 which are in meaningful areas. from the '70s, such as the Charlie Daniels of ble with the public. We have good personali- The second mailing, the 'B' list, consists Band, early Michael Murphey, that type of ties on the air who blend in with the people in the rest of the stations we service." thing. However, we try to stay a little bit Central Louisiana. We're not any better or traditional with our oldies, going back to the Country's Most Accurate Duplicate Service Problem worse than them we're just right '40s, '50s, and '60s. We've found that that any ... Music Information CBS with them, keeping in touch with our audi- For mix works well in this rural area. We play the Adds & Hots ... See Page 50 2300 ence." -Perry S. Jeter CBS Nashville also services over top 40 hits with a good rotation with a sprinkl- New & Active ... See Page 64 Country stations with its singles, although

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Continued from Page 38 everything. Mailing on just a half dozen albums in one package is incredible. We do SHARON ALLEN Radio/Retail Tie-In try to give everybody at least our singles, Bruce Adelman to work however, because they sure can't play them to submit entries on issues regarding world hunger also offered You are invited with stations on promotional ideas, but in- if they don't have them ! " for the 1983 World Hunger Media Awards. Kenny and Marianne Rogers sists that stations "tell me in writing what Some Alternative Solutions established the awards program in 1982 to encourage, honor, and reward they want, how many, when they need For those of you who are still having diffi- members of the media who have made significant contributions in br- them, and how the records are going to be given away. It depends a lot on their en- culty obtaining regular record service, two inging public attention to alleviating world hunger. They attribute their other options came up in my discussions Chapin, who devoted thusiasm and what they're trying to do." involvement in the project to the late singer Harry He mentioned a station in Ft. Pierce, FL, with these record company represen- much time and work to the issue. The Rogerses believe their investment WFTP, which has an ongoing promotion tatives. Most of the major labels have sub- of time and money in the media awards program will generate public featuring two country albums per week. A scription services that vary in price but are generosity from people all cut from each album is played every other still considerably cheaper than purchasing awareness and in turn energy, ingenuity, and the records outright, which are available to over the U.S. Anyone may submit nominees for the awards; the work in hour during a two-week period, and during the' week the station promotes a stations. Another alternative might be cut- 1982 second question must have appeared in the U.S. between July 1, and June weekend giveaway of that particular ting a tradeout deal with a local record shop, 30, 1983. album. If a listener doesn't win the album, which would supply your station with Categories include best radio coverage, the station also makes it easier for people to product in exchange for on -air mentions, best newspaper, periodical, college publica- buy a copy by working with a local retail which can be as simple as a tagline: "All tion, film, and television coverage, best outlet, which puts the feature album on sale records you hear on (name of station) can journalism, and best book. In addition, a for $5.98 and sets up a special display in- be bought at (name of store)." Special Achievement Award will be store. The record store gets increased One thing is fairly apparent, however. presented when appropriate to honor an in- business, the radio station gets additional Automatic record service on all product is a dividual or group whose work has helped advertising revenue from the store, and the thing of the past, and the stations which rise significantly to eliminate or ease world record label benefits as well. As Bruce above this problem are going to be the ones hunger. All entries go to the offices of World commented, "I'll send that station who put their creativity and ingenuity into Hunger Year, Inc., 350 Broadway, New John Conlee (left) is pictured with KZ Coun- whatever they need because they're one of practice. try/Nashville's new PD Bob Sterling at the first York, NY 10013, no later than July 31 this the few making a real effort, and the way year. "Common Man" party held in Nashville. they promote the records is bound to help OPRYLAND'S CONCERNED CAM- pings will have another year as the Dukes' us. This is a business, and I'm getting real PAIGN - Opryland has slated a special balladeer ... John Conlee and MCA Rec- tired of radio stations telling me they're not concert series called "Spring Shower of ords invited a few "goodtime friends" to in the business of selling records. I think Stars." The Four Tops kicked off the series bend an elbow and lend an ear at a "Com- those people should realize that what April 10 at the Grand Ole Opry House. Other mon Man" party at Nashville's Butler benefits us, benefits them. Most of them events included in the lineup are an Arthri- Saloon. Another such party was held in just don't take the time to work with us or tis Foundation Telethon (April 24) featuring Dallas on March 28, and there is talk of the record shops." Lee Greenwood, Ray Stevens, Tanya future parties in other cities across the Working Together Benefits Both Tucker, Gene Watson, and others; a con- country ... The CMA wants a new logo, and Joe Casey condensed his thoughts on the cert starring Roy Clark, Louise Mandrell, it's conducting a three-month national of servicing by noting some econo- Terri Gibbs, and Tammy Wynette, to be search to find one. If a new logo is adopted, subject mic realities. "I think all too often we as an taped as part of a TV special (May 6); the the designer will receive a $1000 stipend. industry are viewed like a radio station second annual "School's Out Rock & Roll" Entries should be sent to: Logo Design, would view a PSA ... a public service. concert (May 20) ; and Opryland's fourth CMA, PO Box 22299, Nashville, TN 37202. We're fulfilling their needs and rarely will annual "Gospel Jubilee" (May 27-29), with Deadline is June 13 Hosts for the 18th ... they ever address themselves to our needs. the Masters Five, the Kingsmen, the Cathe- annual "Academy of Country Music There was a time when there really wasn't drals, the Rex Neson Singers, the Hinsons, Awards" special will be Jerry Reed, John a we were shipping and the Cumberland Boys. Schneider, and Tammy Wynette Lowell problem because ... product Fourth Class mail and manufactur- GROCERY GRAB GARNERS GREAT BITS & PIECES: CBS Records Nashville, L. Daugherty (known as Darty), bodyguard ing costs did not go up 200% in a matter of RESPONSE WQHK/Ft. Wayne's Fall promo- in conjunction with Nashville International and road manager for David Allan Coe, - six months. But today someone's got to tion, the "$80,000 Great Grocery Giveaway," Raceway, will pay tribute to Marty Robbins died Satuday March 26 at the age of 44. Dar- make decisions. I feel that I have addressed was a big hit with area listeners, as you can see by sponsoring the first NASCAR-sanctioned ty was hospitalized for a triple bypass heart from the enclosed photo. Morning man Rick myself more than once to doing the best for Grand National Racing event of the season operation on March 14, and five days later Hughes (left) and afternoon jock Jeff DeWeese at- radio in the way of not only service, but with in Nashville. The May 7 event will be dubb- fell into a coma from which he never tempt to sort through the over half million entries the quality of the product we manufacture, ed the "Marty Robbins 420 NASCAR recovered. He was at one time a member of the station received. There were 12-15 winners a that I can possibly do, and still they come at 15 Winston Cub Race." Marty began racing in the Outlaws Motorcycle Club, and had been day, as the station gave away $100 an hour, me in waves!" a for nine weeks, comprising the the '60s, progressed to NASCAR's high- associated with the Coe organization since hours day Ery Woolsey summed up the prevailing largest on -air giveaway Ft. Wayne has ever seen. speed Grand National division by the early 1975. A fitting funeral procession accom- sentiment in the record industry today. "I To support the huge promotion, WQHK ran its '70s, was named "Rookie of the Southern panied his body, as Coe's semi trucks and think the day's over when everybody gets largest outdoor and TV campaign ever. 500" in 1972, and in 1976 attained the honor buses rolled in tandem with some 200 of driving the pace car at the Indianapolis motorcycles to Darty's birthplace of

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KNOW `S EDWARDS AND RUSH OFFER OPINIONS Oldies And Recurrents: How Do They Fit In Black/Urban Radio? TA VARES HOLD MAYO - RCA's Tavares played the Copa in New York recently, and WRKS PD Barry Mayo visited the group backstage. Pictured (l -r) are Butch and Ralph Tavares, RCA's Most music -oriented radio stations play some form of music from Cynthia Badie, Mayo, RCA's Basil Marshall, and Chubby, Pooch, and Tony Tavares. the past: oldies, goldens, solid gold, whatever you may call them. In the last 10 years, recurrents, hits from the more recent past, have become fashionable. But where do oldies fit in Black and Urban Contemporary are a little nostalgic .. music helps to bring bum cut. This is a subject getting a lot of at- radio? These formats are considered by many to be the most current this out. tention now that I'd really like to pursue. record -oriented approaches around, and in some markets, almost no "As for what oldies we pick, that's a very Selby had these comments on the matter. intricate subject. We look for songs that "We had a record that we played as an al- oldies are heard on Black stations. placed high on the national charts of R&R. bum cut and it became very popular here. interested in discovering whether I was "Women admit to being more We look at the sound of the record and we We played it so much it was beginning to there was a place for gold in the format, and nostalgic than men ... males consider how it will blend in with the other burn. So we took it out of regular rotation, to begin my investigations, I had an infor- things played. Most important is how it will and then it was released as an official sin- mative talk with KNOW/Austin PD Selby seem not to care about oldies - fit the overall sound of our format. So I gle. The record company then wanted us to Edwards and his MD Ken Rush. Their re- guess we feel chart position is moderately go back on it and report it to the trades. not necessarily the definitive yet they are interested in what is sponses are important in the selection of our oldies and What do you do? We had a hard time mak- on the they answers subject, but provide a new." overall sound is probably most significant. I ing a decision on that situation. Record point, I welcome further good starting and think a lot of people would argue this point companies are going to have to face this discussion from interested programmers. Jackie Wilson, and the Temptations, among with me, but I think gold is regional. I grew problem with us in the radio business. We I talked with Ken up listening to radio in New Orleans and I continue to play the song as a recurrent, but about how KNOW others, were heard by everyone. People who have been listening to radio for years know when I came here to Texas, people we could never rotate that particular rec- utilizes oldies ' and the didn't identify with the same songs I did." ord as we did previously, because it had al- how important oldies love these artists and their songs. Even who up now least Who does he think oldies appeal to? ready had its day in our market." are to the overall for- kids are growing have at heard some of these tunes. "Definitely women and definitely 25+. Food for thought, ladies and gentlemen. mat. "At present, Most women will admit to being a little bit If anyone has some answers or just wants to we're in a state of re- "At present, teens and people in their ear- ly twenties are experiencing the '50s and more sentimental and a little more discuss either oldies or early airplay on LP adjustment. Oldies nostalgic than men. Most men won't admit tracks - or both - get in touch! have been very im- '60s look in fashion, haircuts, and even the lot of mu- to this because it's not cool. When we were portant to us. We've music. The mid -'60s contained a like doing our focus groups we mentioned an depended on oldies al- sic that people still to hear. Interesting- ly, from about '69-'77 there seems to be a oldies -styled program we used to doon Sun- Station Profile most as much as CHR Ken Rush day afternoons called 'Back To The Basics.' stations do to acquire the upper demogra- large gap in the memories of most listeners as regards the music recorded during that All the women were familiar with it. The phics. With sales departments at CHR sta- WAOK/Atlanta period. Most people seem to have little or no male focus groups, on the other hand, ad- tions demanding 25+ numbers, it has put mitted nothing. Apparently, in our city, 401 W. Peachtree Street, Suite 1947 like interest in the oldies from those years. It's Atlanta, GA 30365 the same pressures on other formats, males seem not to care about oldies yet ours, to also deliver the adult audience. almost like nothing existed then." - (404) 659-1380 How many oldies does KNOW's format they are interested in what is new." OWNER: Broadcast Enterprises Net., Inc. "Recently we've begun being even more I asked Selby how he decides what songs selective than before about the songs we de- require per hour? "It varies from hour to GM: Rich Greener will finally go into his oldie library. "That's PDIMD: Larry Tinsley cide to use in our oldies library. Through re- hour and daypart to daypart. On an aver- a tough question. Ken and I sit down and REP: Hillier, Newmark, Wechsler & Howard search, we have found that some of the old- age, probably three or four per hour - however, that doesn't include recurrents." I discuss all the music we might be consider - 1380 mHz ies we were playing really had no effect on 5000 watts our listeners. So we've been taking some asked Ken for his definition of a recurrent. "Recurrents are records that have been out "WAOK is Atlanta's Black radio station. oldies out and putting in some new ones "Oldies are important because one purpose, for the last year. We use records from nine Since 1954 there has been only which showed up in our research. We've to provide the very best broadcast months to a year old. Those records come almost everyone identifies with one goal - found that certain eras had some very im- service to Atlanta's black community. It takes up for once a day or portant songs that must be on the air if you airplay approximately positives or negatives out of their more than music. A Black radio format re- are to succeed. Then there have been other at least every other day." quires a conscious commitment to program- how own personal past." years with music which has no appeal for Summing up with Ken, I asked him ming which is directly related to the black listeners whatsoever." important oldies are to the sound of KNOW. community. "From a business point of view, they're still ing. It's an involved process, because we "Everything we do on the air is done to Stressing The Sixties very important, but not as important as may listen to a piece of music several times serve the black listening audience in the Atlan- I was curious about which years had pro- they once were. Our audience seems to be before we make a final decision. We put it ta metro area. Our 16 air personalities, plus duced music which appealed to KNOW's more and more aware of new music. In our aside for awhile, then listen again in a few five fulltime newspeople, sports director, re- music the most days. We also see how many requests we news assignment editor, and entire program Urban Contemporary listenership. Ken format, in our city, newer is team, are black. may get for a oldie. We take all management sponded, "Our format is geared to attract important form of music. Our oldies supple- particular "WAOK offers a variety of special program- both younger and older demographics. The ment our currents." of these things into consideration and final- ming on a weekly basis: National Black Net- music from the '60s seems to be the most Oldies To Identify With ly pick them!" work's 'Night Talk' with Bob Law, 'Special Edi- appealing here in Austin. To be more specif- Selby also had some thoughts about sea- tion' with Sid McCoy, The Countdown,' and My conversation then continued with Pro- ic, the years from about '63 to '68 to '69 have sonal pieces of music and how they fit in. others. WAOK is Atlanta's Black radio station gram Director Selby Edwards. Selby told the most important pieces of music. These "No one ever mentions seasonal oldies, - not all things to all people, just one thing for his thoughts about oldies. "Oldies are songs transcend Black radio, Top 40, etc. me those songs that just sound better in the almost 30 years. -Rich Greener Why? Because songs from artists like important because almost everyone iden- spring or summer than they do in the fall or or Diana Ross (when she was with the Su- tifies with positives winter. Or the reverse. We take out some negatives out of their premes), Smokey Robinson, Marvin Gaye, oldies at certain times of the year to make own personal past. sure they're being played at the most effec- For The Record: Like the music out of tive time of the year, as well as the correct the '60s -a lot of us daypart." The correct address and phone were just coming of number for Prism Records is as follows: age then, so hearing a The Early LP Airplay Dilemma Prism Records old to the new, Ken, Black Radio's Most Accurate favorite oldie is like a Moving from the 1966 Broadway, Suite 47 Selby, and I talked about another situation Music Information quick return back to New York, NY 10023 high school. In this on which I'd like to invite further discus- Promotion Contact: Dee Joseph 48 Adds & Hots ... 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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 42 R&R/Friday, April 15, 1983 This Week In Music On TV A/C'S Power Air Supply, Laura Branigan, Kim Carnes, Joe Cocker & Music History Jennifer Warnes, Sheena Gold Rush Easton, Rick James, and Jerry Reed are on a repeat edition of Continued from Page 36 Regardng rotation pullback, "If DAN FORMENTO You Could Read My Mind" by "Solid Gold" the week of April Each record has its own set of Gordon Lightfoot has always 15 ... Sheena Easton stars in factors working for or against it, researched well, and therefore an HBO concert special April but here are three standard ways we've always played it as a power "Yes" No More 15 ... Bryan Adams and Lau- to prevent power gold burn: gold. But my feeling lately has 1) taking a song off the air indefi- MONDAY, APRIL 18 After 13 years and a dozen ra Branigan are on "American been that we should back off its - nitely, 2) shifting the rotation on a frequent solid albums, the demise of '70s supergroup Yes was Bandstand" April 16 ... INXS rotation a bit so it won't song to extend its life, and 3) end up like "Baker Street." confirmed on April 18, 1981, when drummer Alan and the Tubes appear on resting a song for a short period of White and bassist Chris Squire reportedly began re- "Rock 'n' Roll Tonite" the time. Here are examples of how An example of resting a power hearsals with former Led Zeppelin frontmen Jimmy weekend of April 16 ... I've used these three methods: gold song for a short period here Gerry Rafferty's "Baker would be Chicago's "If You Leave Plant in a new group. This supposed MTV's new IRS Page and Robert -produced Street" has been burnt so badly by Me Now." This song has been one collaboration never existed, according to Plant, show "The Cutting Edge" B100 that we've removed it from of our two or three alltime highest - whose own solo album was released a year later. debuts April 17 with Animal the air entirely. That song was in scoring callout records. But the The group that did emerge from the ashes of Yes was Nightlife, the Bangles, Blanc- power gold for a long time, and burn perception was higher than I'm not when it will be Lightfoot, and so we took it off Asia, a rock quartet whose members include former mange, DOA, Hunters & Col- sure ready the to be played again. Nobody's air for two or three weeks. Since Howe keyboardist lectors, & - Yes guitarist Steve and Geoff Sparks Jane Wied going to miss it if I don't play it for then we've put it back in, giving Downes. lin, and Three O'Clock per- awhile, but I'll research it anyway the perception that it's not predic- EXTRA FACTS: Mike ("Tubular Bells") Oldfield made his U.S. forming, plus an interview with in a few weeks to see if it's cooled tably there, but still shows up now concert debut, 1982. off. and then. I know that if we played the English Beat . . Cher Now, I wouldn't pull off a large "If" in high rotation, it'd fry up. stars in a Showtime concert "Chicago Barn Dance" Debuts stack of records in question all at We just keep the rotation slow special April 21. TUESDAY, APRIL 19 - WLS radio in Chicago broad- one time, and hopefully things will enough so people want to keep never get that far of I hearing it. cast the debut of the "Chicago Barn Dance" on April out hand. If had 170 burnt songs like "Baker 19, 1924. One of the earliest regularly-scheduled coun- A/C has more flexibility than Street," I'd have a real problem. any other format right now. try music it on programs, went to become the "Na- There's just too much music to tional Barn Dance," which broadcast continually until work with in A/C for it to be a May 1960, and launched such stars as Gene Autry, problem for anybody, except for George Gobel, Grandpa Jones, and Bradley Kincaid. Progress: those who let it become one. In EXTRA FACTS: Elton John fired group members Dee Murray other words, you've got to stay on and Nigel Olsson, 1975... Beatles formed legal partnership, 1967. top of it regularly. If you're Programming/ playing an extremely limited group of gold songs and find your- "Lucky Strike Hit Parade" self starting to burn out on any of WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20 - The first record chart of Operations/ them, I figure you've got 7-21 days any kind was introduced on radio on April 20, 1935, to make some changes before when "Your Lucky Strike Hit Parade" was first your audience starts to feel it, too. broadcast. DJ Warren Hill hosted radio's first count- KENNY IN SHEENA'S SCENE - Ken- Management ny Rogers teamed down show of the top 15 hit songs of the week. So pop- up with Sheena Easton to sing their duet "We've Got. ular was the program that it switched over to tele- Tonight" on Sheena's first TV special WRVR/Memphis VP/GM Terry vision in 1950, where it remained until its final broad- recently. Wood is selected as President of the Station Profile cast in April of 1959. Memphis Area Broadcasters Asso- ciation ... KWEB/Rochester, MN EXTRA FACTS: John Phillips (Mamas & Papas) was jailed for names Jon Dahl PD ... Brian Chase drug peddling, 1981 ... Deep Purple made its concert debut, 5 YEARS is promoted from afternoons to MD at 1968... DJ Alan Freed promoted his first rock 'n' roll show, 1955. AGO TODAY KEEL/Shreveport... WYBRIRockford, IL Kenny Rogers Born PD Lee Davis WDEF/Chattanooga THURSDAY, APRIL 21- Kenny Rogers is one of the MUTUAL BUYS WCFL / moves to sister 3300 S. Broad Street WDBRISpringfleld, Chattanooga, TN 37408 very few artists who can claim No. 1 hit records on CHICAGO FOR $12 IL as account exe- (615)267-3392 folk, rock and country charts. Born April 21, 1940 in MILLION cutive . WLWI Owner: Roy H. Park of Tennessee Houston, Kenny claimed his first significant record in Cincinnati Re- Rep: Katz 1957 with "Crazy Feeling," a song cut by his high COMBINED BUYS WLDM / search Manager VP/GM/MD: Ben Cagle DETROIT, RENAMES IT Kurt Schaeffer re- school group the Scholars. From there he had a stint PD: Cecil Ruffin in the New Christy Minstrels before forming his own WCZY - Fritz signs to be named PD at WKQAI Terry Wood 1370 kHz group, the Beesemyer named CM First Edition, whose anti -Vietnam war Peoria ... Pat Culligan is appointed 5 kw ballad "Ruby, Don't Take Your Love To Town" be- MD at WIOFIHartford KMTN/ LOIS GREDELL NAMED ... "Since 1941, WDEF has been a Jackson Hole announces account came a giant hit. In the mid '70s he turned to Nash- Chattanooga institution, building VP/GM AT WEEI-FM/ exec Dave Luce is its new OM/PD ville, and scored country hits with "Lucille" and its reputation with heavy emphasis

BOSTON . . Adrian Charles is promoted from "The Gambler," the latter of which won him a Gram- on news and service to the com- middays to MD at Y-106/Orlando . .. munity. We broadcast 'discs to air' my and a seat among the true superstars of popular NUMBER ONE FIVE WINE/Danbury moves MD Bruce adult contemporary music featur- music. Goldsen up to PD/MD After a YEARS AGO: "Night ... ing a personality approach. EXTRA FACTS: The Beatles first met the Rolling Stones, 1963. short break, Chris Alexander is doing Fever" Bee Gees (RSO) "WDEF is the market's sports - the music again at KSELILubbOck . .. leader, featuring NFL football on (6th week) Bob White is Assistant PD Ono Two appointed the CBS Network, the Atlanta For at WNAVIAnnapolis, MD from WBEYI Braves, Pick of Dixie college FRIDAY, APRIL 22 In official NUMBER ONE A/C: Grasonville, MD to - an ceremony per- ... Congrats games, and various sports reports WRKA/Louisville Assistant PD Lee formed by the Commissioner of Oaths on the rooftop "Can't Smile Without throughout the day. Tobin and his wife Chrissy on the bir- of Apple Headquarters in London, John Lennon offi- You" Barry Manllow "Our station is equipped with the - th of their daughter Jamie Lee ... cially changed his middle name from Winston to Ono, Columbine computer system, (Arista) (5th week) Marc Elliot is named MD at KPATI in honor of Yoko Ono, the Japanese artist with whom which means computer speed and Sioux Falls, moving from KELO accuracy, from orders to logging he'd fallen in love and married a month earlier. "Yoko NUMBER ONE COUNTRY: across town ... Mike Purdy steps to billing - a big plus for adver- "Hearts On Fire" up from MD to Assistant PD at KALE/ changed hers for me, I've changed mine for her," - tisers. Tri -Cities, WA ... Gary Buchanan John said after the ceremony. "One for both, both for Eddie Rabbitt (Elektra) "In a capsule, WDEF has been each other." resigns as PD at KRGI/Grand Island, successful because our main con- NUMBER ONE LP: NE to move into sales ... Former EXTRA FACTS: The Troggs released "Wild Thing," 1966.. "Earth' cern has been quality program- Y100/Miami staffer Arlene Wukits is Eric Clapton hospitalized following auto 1981 Jefferson Starship ming and service to the Chatta- accident, ... Happy - named Music/Research Director at birthday Peter Frampton, 1950. (Grunt/RCA) (4th week) nooga area community." crosstown 97AIA ... Steve Stiles is Ben Cagle the new MD at WNTQISyracuse.

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www.americanradiohistory.com R&R/Friday, April 15, 1983 Page 43 MARTIN National Music Formats BRILEY Added This Week Is No Longer A Satellite Music Network Drake-Chenault Stranger To Radio Bob Laurence (213) 883-7400 George Williams (214) 343-9205 XT -40 The Starstation NAKED EYES 125 AOR Stations "Always Something There To Remind Me" CULTURE CLUB RICK SPRINGFIELD "Affair Of The Heart" "Time (Clock Of The Heart)" CULTURE CLUB In 4 Weeks! SERGIO MENDES "Never Gonna Let You Go" "Time (Clock Of The Heart)" WILSON "What You Do To Me" CARL JOURNEY 'Faithfully" R&R Album Airplay140 36-26-0 Country Coast -To -Coast Contempo 300 IRENE CARA "Flashdance ... What A Feeling" LEON EVERETTE "My Lady Loves Me" CULTURE CLUB MICHAEL MURPHEY "Love Affairs" "Time (Clock Of The Heart)" T.G. SHEPPARD "Without You" SERGIO MENDES "Never Gonna Let You Go" Great American Country T.G. SHEPPARD "Without You" DON WILLIAMS "Love Is On A Roll" TM Programming LEE GREENWOOD "1.0.U7 Cal Casey (214) 634-8511 MOE BANDY R&R AOR Hot Tracks 38 -28 - "I Still Love You In The Same OI' Way" Stereo Rock GENE WATSON "You're Out Doin' What ..." CULTURE CLUB "Time (Clock Of The Heart)" RICK SPRINGFIELD "Affair Of The Heart" Century 21 MTV Starts JOURNEY "Faithfully" Greg Stephens (214) 934-2121 NAKES EYES "Always Something There To Remind Me" The Z Format This Week INXS "The One Thing" JOURNEY "Faithfully" CULTURE CLUB TM A/C "Time (Clock Of The Heart)" GARY PORTNOY TUBES "She's A Beauty" Heart" "Where Everybody Knows Your Name ..." RICK SPRINGFIELD "Affair Of The MEN AT WORK "Overkill" NIGHT RANGER "Sing Me Away" SERGIO MENDES "Never Gonna Let You Go" JIM CAPALDI "That's Love" The TM Country A/C Format The Single CULTURE CLUB WILLIE NELSON & BRENDA LEE "Time (Clock Of The Heart)" "You're "SALT IN Gonna Love Yourself ..." JIM CAPALDI "That's Love" JIM GLASER "You Got Me Running" MARTY BALIN "Do It For Love" MY Super -Country Tanner Musical Spectrum STATLER BROTHERS TEARS" "Oh Baby Mine (I Ge': So Lonely)" Kenny Bosak (901) 320-4433 TAMMY WYNETTE Is On Bright Blue A/C "I Just Heard A Heart Break ..." LLOYD DAVID FOSTER "Unfinished Business" Your CULTURE CLUB "Time (Clock Of The Heart)" Desk SERGIO MENDES "Never Gonna Let You Go" BPI CARL WILSON "What You Do To Me" John Iles (800) 426-9082 Now! MARTY BALIN "Do It For Love" JULIO IGLESIAS "Amor" Adult Contemporary JIM CAPALDI "That's Love" RONNIE MILSAP "Stranger In My House" Tanner Country PATTI AUSTIN "Every Home Should Have One" PETER ALLEN DAVID ALLAN COE "The Ride" "You Haven't Heard The Last Of Me" T.G. SHEPPARD "Without You" LIONEL RICHIE "My Love" BRILEY CONWAY TWITTY "We Had It All" MEN AT WORK "Overkill" MARTIN Red Satin Rock Country Living IRENE CARA KAREN TAYLOR -GOOD "Tenderness Place" "Flashdance ... What A Feeling" ROBERT ELLIS ORRALL wICARLENE CARTER CHARLEY McCLAIN "Fly Into Love" "I Couldn't Say No" DON WILLIAMS "Love Is On A Roll" CULTURE CLUB LEE GREENWOOD "IOU" "Time (Clock Of The Heart)" WILLIE NELSON & BRENDA LEE RICK SPRINGFIELD "Affair Of The Heart" "You're Gonna Love Yourself ..." JOURNEY "Faithfully" GARY MORRIS "The Love She Found In Me" LYNN ANDERSON You Never Had" Radio Arts "You Can't Lose What John Benedict (213) 841-0225 Country's Best Peters Productions, Inc. Debbie Welsh (619) 565-8511 BARBARA MANDRELL "In Times Like These" JIM GLASER "You Got Me Running" Country Lovin' STATLER BROTHERS LEON EVERETTE "Oh Baby Mine (I Get So Lonely)" "My Lady Loves Me (Just As I Am)" The Entertainers GAIL DAVIES "Singing The Blues" MICKEY GILLEY "Fool For Your Love" JEFFREY OSBORNE "Eenie Meenie" CONWAY TWITTY "We Had h All" DOBIE GRAY T'One Can Fake It" LEE GREENWOOD "I.O.U." NEIL DIAMOND "Front Page Story" Qcli+ Sound 10 The Great Ones LAURA BRANIGAN "Solitaire" NEIL DIAMOND "Front Page Story" SERGIO MENDES "Never Gonna Let You Go" Manufactured And Manufactured By PolyGram Records DOBIE GRAY "One Can Fake It" ALABAMA "Dixieland Delight"

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EOE R&B station negotiable terms. Contact General Manager, Box 31777, Women encouraged. T&R: Rodney Louden, GM, 7880 E. M/F 14-8) Omaha, NE 68131, 1402) 558-9898. EOE 14-15) WEST Berry Pl., Englewood, CO 80111. No calls. EOE M/F 14-151 New South Texas nightclub similar to CONFETTI seeks talented CHR DJ. Salary dependent on talent. Rick 1512) Needed: Creative morning talent who likes community in- 575-6361. 14-8) Program Director/Operations Manager for top - Sports Director & PBP of the Montana Grizzlies on 17 -station in beautiful Colorado) Wynn Bradley, PD, network. T&R: Vern Argo, KYLT, Box 2277 Missoula, MT volvement. Live rated medium market FM. Promotion organiza- KRDO, Box 1457, Colorado Springs, CO 80901. EOE M/F Experienced ND needed yesterday. Must be aggressive, 59806. EOE 14-151 14-15) knowledgeable & local -oriented. Great company, facilities, tion, knowledge of rock music, and ability to TX CBS. Joe Benson, KKIK/KWKI-FM, Box 750, Big Springs, work with consultant a must! Exceptional - A/C morning person needed for small -medium market resort Marion Ave., Sand- 79721. EOE M/F (4-81 with area. Send aircheck: John Goes, 327 opportunity for advancement growing point, ID 83864. No calls please. EOE M/F 14-151 Modern Country AM/FM in Central Virginia chain. T&R to: Radio & Records, 1930 Cen- has immediate & future openings. looking for talented air people (especially tury Park West, #468, Los Angeles, CA 90067 New Central Coast CHR KOY/Phoenix Weekends & parttime. T&R: Dave Skyler, 13K, Box 697, Lom- exists for females). Opening for announcer or announc- poc, CA 93436.14-151 Rare opportunity er/sales. Experienced only, great production a early evening talk show KCOWIAMI/Alliance, NE seeks Sports Direc- an must. Send tape, resume to: Joe Beajl, WPED, Personality -oriented newsperson/public service director. & original radio tor. Must have one year experience Will han- DJs needed. Females encouraged. T&R/photo: Sherman host at Arizona's Box 8, Crozet, VA 22932. EOE (4-8) dle all PBP and board shift. Format A/C. Im- Cohen, KHYT, Box 26040. Tucson, AZ 85726, 16021 station, Mon -Fri. Prior talk mediate opening. T&R: Jim Alexander, PD, PO 623-7501. EOE 14-151 show experience required. NE 69301. MIDWEST Box 600, Alliance, 1308) Send tape & resume to Charlie 762-1400. (4-8) Van Dyke, KOY, 840 N. Cen- Building best staff in market. Needs great voice, brains, abili- ty. T&R: Steve Dunham, WSHW, Box 545, Frankfort, IN Immediate opening for fulhime announcer with MD possibili- Attention tral, Phoenix, AZ 85004. 46041. (4-15) ty. Production a must. T&R pronto) - Tom Barker, KFMQ, Terminal Building, 10th & O Sts., Lincoln, NE 68508. EOE Drivetime EOE, M/F M/F 14-81 WBBY-FM is accepting T&Rs for future openings. Production Personalities Box 14, (KKm HARIE-IIANkS RADIO a must. Knowledge of Jazz helpful. Tim Hodges, KRIB/Mason City looking for personality -oriented morning Westerville, OH 43081. 14-15) entertainer. A/C format. Immediate opening. Minimum two We are looking for a very special years experience. T&R: Bob Wittnebel, Box 1568, Mason Ci- new FM rocker. personality for our Los Angeles Looking for announcer/engineer for hottest ty, IA 50401. EOE M/F 14-81 Upper-midwest Black hills, 100kw FM covers 5 -state area FM Adult Contemporary station. Los Angeles network has fulhime position available for on -sir with state-of-the-art equipment. Jack Lundy 16051 talent. Must have at least 5 yrs. major market experience. What have you got to lose? Send encouraged. 12131 466-3381. 14-8) 578-3533. 14-151 Afternoon drive/Assistant ND for modern Country station St. Women Louis. ADI looking for goal -oriented individual. No starters. us your tape! We'll keep it in strict- wants mature, intelligent communicator KGHL/KIDX needs experienced OM to breathe life into our WQUA/Quad Cities T&R: Steve Beeny, KWRE, Box 220, Warrenton, MO 63383. to join morning team. T&R: J.J. Scott, 1801 6th Ave., est confidence. If you're warm, production and promotion. 24K starting. T&R & philosophy: EOE M/F 14-11 Moline, IL 61265. EOE M/F 14-15) personable, perhaps funny, and Dick Elliott, Box 30198, Billings, MT 59107. EOE M/F (4-8) Central MN station needs experienced can really build a following, you're Well established South WZPL/Indianapolis' 01 CHR seeking weekender and 2 full Linder, KTOE, Box 1420, Mankato, MN Transter Radio Network has rare opportunity for an adult per- air talent- T&R: John time (fun/entertaining) jocks. Also, highly self -motivated for. T&R: Radio who we're looking Major market sound a must. Rush T&R: Chick 56001. EOE M/F 14-15) promotion wiz. T&R: Gary Hoffmann, WZ:'L, 1440 N. sonality. Watkins, Box 966, Colorado Springs, CO 80901. EOE M/F Meridian, Indianapolis, IN 46202. EOE M/F 14-11 & Records, 1930 Century Park 14-81 KOMA/Oklahoma City has air talent opening. Up, warm, per- West, # 470, Los Angeles, CA sonable, natural -sounding talent needed. T&R: Bobby Hat- Looking for 2 exceptional Country personalities, also an MD/ KNOB/Hobbs, NM is looking for beginner. Not big dollars field, PD, KOMA, Box 1520, Oklahoma City, OK 73101. EOE Urban, 90067. EOE M/F personality. Great company. No drifters. T&R: Chuck but a good opportunity to grow. T&R: Box 40, Hobbs, NM M/F 14-15) 615 N. 90th, Omaha, NE 68114. EOE M/F 14-11 88240. EOE M/F 14-81

KQWB-FM/Fargo; Talent for AM drive news end 2 hour board WQUA/Quad Cities wants mature, intelligent communicator One of the nation's top AORs has a rare opening for creative K2OZ/San Luis Obispo needs fulftime air talent. T&R: Joe Col- Ave., shift at top -rated AOR hybrid. T&R immediately: Jay Bouley, to join morning team. T&R: J.J. Scott, 1801 6th air talent. T&R: Beau Phillips, 712 Aurora North, Seattle, WA lins, KZOZ, 129 N. Halcyon, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420. Box 2983, Fargo, ND 58108. EOE M/F 14-81 Moline, IL 61265. EOE M/F 14-11 98109. No calls. EOE M/F 14-151 Minorities encouraged. 14-81

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air personality & MD Available now. 9 yrs. experience in programming, Looking for parttime production help in beautiful Palm Creative, consistant. 5 yrs. experience small market AOR. Air Urban & CHR stations. Experienced production, Springs. Experience helpful. T&R: Mike Bennett, KPLM, 1276 talent, programming/production/music direction. Any format looking to share my winning attitude with your team. Call automation, & jocking. Currently PD in ADI 114. Call PAUL 15121 851-2511 or N. Palm Canyon Dr., Suite 106, Palm Springs, CA 92262. with a great company. TODD CAVE 1618) 549-0047. 14-151 RICK 16191 327-7652. 14-151 (512) 643-1387. 14-81 EOE M/F 14-81 Who's available PETE MICHAELS, air talent/MD, WCAU-FM Hot Hits in Philly, Sports a priority? Then I should be too. Talk show and PBP. Answer: JANET LYNCH. ready for immediate employment. Management experience. Call KOZ (7161 395-2580. 14-151 now, intelligent, enthusiastic, hard-working, 12151 265-8140. 14-81 persevering? Professional attitude, potential, Programming, production, ratings. 20-yr. veteran A/C-CHR Pro news/talk-show host searching for position, not other DJ with good voice. Research, promotion and management 3'Y2 yrs. related experience, currently gig. Formerly KNUS, WSGN, WAPE. Strong production. All medium -major skills. Cincinnati (5131 528-5793. 14-151 employed, WLCV grad, degree, RRT, broad- considered. JOHN COLLINS 19041 786-6147. We've been searching 6 months for a casting grad. Announcing, production, news, 14-81 mature personality as host for the 1981 college grad seeks position to work hard and progress. copywriting. JANET LYNCH, 3743 Deep Dale Top 5 market Experienced in Country, A/C -personality, PBP and news. NEIL AOR jock. 6 yrs. experience covers programm- morning show & our Adult Album ap- ing, music. Top references. all ISAACS (616) 798-4613. 14-151 Ln., Louisville, KY 40207. (5021 895-5208 Open to reasonable situations. proach, but haven't heard from you yet! mornings, evenings EST, weekends. Prefer Home ph. 1313) 474-1919. (4-81 All inquiries confidential - material It's 10pm. Do you know how cold it is? Have radio station will South, surrounding states, PA, MD, TX, con- travel. Production, drivetime jock looking for warmth. CRAIG Experienced newscaster needs s break. 5 yrs. experience; 2 directed to Rick Scott, KINK -FM, 1501 as ND. reporter, 1201) 342-0659, (2011 692-2806. 14-15) sidered. I'm serious. (4-15) Solid writer, anchor. Prefer small -medium S.W. Jefferson, Portland, OR 97201. market in Midwest. JEFF 1815) 663-9173. 14-81 led to Knows EOE, M/F. Strong, dedicated reporter wants a challenging job. Will Sports reporter/PBP. Have station state award. Will GONZO is ready to rock, relocate. Call SCOTT, (304) 295-5249 or write: 4 Ashwood value of local coverage. Degree, 6 yrs. exprience. are you? Black rock jock with 3 yrs. Dr., Vienna, WV 26105. (4-15) relocate. 1703) 433-20b3. 14-8) superstar experience. Great in evenings or overnights. 1404) 798-3135, (4041 733-7474. (4-8) Dynamic voice and personality. Fresh out of broadcast Attention? Announcer wanting to move on. Dedicated, player Professional, school. Always wiling to learn. Very creative and en- responsible, hard-working. If you want a team willing organized PD ready to work and win for you. 8 14-81 yrs. medium -majors, AOR, CHR, A/C, thusiastic. Will work anywhere. TERRY (9131 651-2656. to relocate, call DAVID nowl (419) 782-8126. Country experience. Excitement plus) TOM Suburban Albuquerque. Country airshift with music, news (4-15) GRIER 1515) 266-6115. 14-81 and sports responsibilities possible. T&R: KARS, Box 860, British DJ. five yrs. experience. Great production. Seeks CHR, Thoroughly Belen, NM 87002. EOE M/F (4-81 Experienced female rocker with strong production, news and AOR or A/C position. Availability immediate. Call DON (4051 experienced major market pro. Big voice, heavy personality, good promotion skills seeks fulltime position. KATHY (415) 364-1107. 14-8) production. Loves steady employment. Call anytime. BOB 16161 968-8125. Need AOR pro. Exciting, unique, but tight-lipped for expan- 656-0205, message (415) 656-4795. (4-15) 14-81 ding growth -oriented company. T&R: Dennis Newhall, KROY, Excellent voice, 10 yrs. experience medium and major MIGHTY MARK Box 2424, Sacramento, CA 95811. EOE M/F 14-8) Contemporary personality has creative production & smooth markets. Country or other formats. 888-7974. 14-81 on-air talents for you to hear. Free T&R, just call MARK 13131 STEPHENS 17141 KPRL-KDDB/Paso Robles, looking for parttime and vacation Changes 982-2642. 14-151 relief annoucers. Send T&R: John Campbell, KPRL-KDDB, Does your station need pizazz? Experienced DJ, stunning red- Excellent Call LIN- Box 7, Paso Robles,CA 93446. (4-8) JOHN LIBYNSKI, 16 yr. radio veteran, programming ex- head. Wholesome but sexy sound. talent. perience wishing to relocate East or West. 16021 747-4942. DA 1312) 642-5663. 14-81 RADIO Positions Sought (4-15) Young ambitious Country talent with record reps connections Elliot Feldman joins WSRF/Ft. Lauderdale as Account Exec- Bobby Christian, 8 years as PD/0M at WXKX One slightly used MD available. Ears in good working order seeking employment with Country music winner. Available utive, for Associates. (WHTX), WMET, KXKX (KPKE), KUPD. 16 Presently Corporate MD Sebastian, Casey & yesterday. Call 1515) 955-8611, ask for KEVIN. (4-15) Best offer. JIMA PETERSON (602) 957-2452, (602) years in radio, 8 as PD or OM. 10 years experi- Suzanne Barron appointed International Sales Director of 966-3797. (4-151 Watermark/ABC Radio Enterprises, formerly Marketing Admin- America's best personality radio! I have the talent, do you ence in audiencelmarket research. Excellent have the station? Top drive performer. KHOW, KLV, istrator for ABC Video Sales. You can be Denver SD. T.A. NET- track record. Top references. (4I2) 795-8296. #1 in sports coverage. with KBRQ/Denver. TAB ALLEN 1303) 988-8529, 13031 TLETON, PBP, color, interviews. All sports. Experience: KLZ, appointed Publicist for 573-1280. 14-151 Cary Darling Watermark/ABC Radio KHOW, more. 13031 573-1280, 1303) 988-8529. (4-15) Enterprises, formerly free-lance writer for music magazines.

I talk to people, not at them. Enterprising, competitive 3-yr. Good boss wanted. If you qualify, call PHOEBE 12011 TOBY GLEASON 10 yrs. experience in record business seeks pro looking for challenging opportunity with news leader. Call 773-3492 for T&R and writing samples. Try me, you'll like ad or promo in radio/records in San Francisco sales, position KARL BROWN 13041 599-3083. 14-15) me. Sales and promotions, too. 14-8) area. 14151 526-6695. 14-15) RECORDS Award -winning reporter eager to step-up to medium or major Morning personality. DENNIS CANNON is looking. Formerly Sportscaster, energetic, professional, 6 yrs. PBP experience. market. Nobody digs harder for local news. KEVIN HOWELL WKSW/Cleveland, WINN/Louisville. Majors only. 15021 Writes well, can dig out news. RICH, 12831 Collins St., North named A&R Marketing Director, Latin America, 12141 454-9245, between 6am-2pm CST. 14-151 425-5874. 14-8) Rafael Gill Hollywood, CA 91607. (2131 980-9039. 14-151 for EMI. One-on-one communicator seeks opportunity at A/C station Major market morning personality available. Over 80 Milwaukee, appointed Associate Director at CBS Records. Announcer seeks position in Greater Chicago, which places emphasis on Oldies. Great production. T&R: character voices. Would also consider team situation. Jeff Jones as contemporary music. Guff Cont. 4 yrs. air experience and BOB MORGAN, 1717) 264-9692. Prefer DC, MD, PA. 14-15) Formerly from PRO -FM, WPTR, and WKSW/Cleveland. WEA as Branch Singles Specialist/Spe- M.V., Box 43242, Cleveland, OH 44143, (216) 481-1824. WOODY 12161 521-5176. 14-81 Dave Nichols joins 14-15) Experienced bleck mele announcer, heavy news experience cial Projects Coordinator. with smooth network sound. Available immediately. KARL Not sold in any store. 3 yrs. experience. Looking for good Young, DJ is looking for work. Any Rice appointed WEA/Warner Home Video sales enthusiastic, dedicated GAYLE 12121 325-5451. 14-151 small to medium market opportunity. Call RICK (8141 Yvonne representative, Houston. format, any place. Will relocate. Call ASHLEY SCHARGE, 765-3040 before 11am EST. (4-8) (21 2) 229-2094. (4-15) Still radio -crazy after all these years. Have had all titles. Call Energetic personality with record of success in variety of for- LARRY JAMES 13081 382-3820. 14-151 Country, A/C, former Country PD/MD available today. mats. Seeking new challenge. Available now. All markets Miscellaneous in Dedicated' Formerly KTKT, KIKX, KCUB. Call BOB JONES considered. CHARLIE GREER 1315) 493-1636. (4-81 Tucson, 1602) 889-6296. (4-15) Multi -talented female announcer with college degree. 3 yrs. JOCKS - Unforgettable radio -related ex- experience, excellent voice, seeks job in South. A-1 produc- BOB GILBERT seeks news position at West Coast station. periences needed for book. Send name, ad- 10 yrs. experience; public affairs. broadcast standards, pro- tion. Call JENNIE for T&R 1502) 782-1945.14-15) Qualifications: B.A. in journalism and 5 yrs. experience. Solid calls anonymity) Box 1823, motion, publicity. Strong, facile writer. Desire: take charge dress, (specify interviewer. Call today) 1213) 993-1909. (4-81 position in radio that offers opportunity for growth. (2121 10 yr. radio veteran presently on TV looking for good stable Milwaukee, WI 53201. (4-15) 757-8694. position as PD/air personality, preferably New England, but all 14-151 seeking fulhime position. Urban or offers considered. 13071 265-1281. 14-151 Sharp black personality Black format. 8 yrs. experience with Black and CHR format. Enthusiastic, hard-working anchor/reporter seeks position in MR. LANCE HAYES 1212) 560-2260 days, (2121 993-0276 Dates appearing at the end of each listing news or sports. Medium market experience. Degree Broad- Experienced, creative, reliable pro looking for right opportuni- eves. 14-81 signify first week listed. casting/English. JOHN GILIBERTI, (8151 399-1760. (4-15) ty in small to medium market. THOM 1412) 234-4621, days, or 14121 234-5028. (4-151 Bright, enthusiastic personality looking for jock position. 41/2 BILL HARGREAVES seeks fulltime news, air personality. All - yrs. and a big voice. Available immediately. Call J.D. (9131 news, CHR, A/C, AOR/MOR: Southwest/Pacific Northwest; Hottest night jock 6-10pm in Boise. Total 12+ share 19 market challenge. JAMMIN' 827-7021. 14-81 or East. 10-yr. broadcaster. 121 3) 478-7477, 1213) 622-3444, points. Seeking medium or major 124 -hr. service). 14.15) JEFF ALLEN 12081 375-0792. 14-15) R&R I'm like a coke - the "real thing" - In CHR, A/C. If you have Opportunities the time and the dime, please call RICK LEE 1714) 527-3539, Looking for s hard-working pro with solid references? AOR Album rockers only need reply. Parttimer at Easy Listener & Advertising 7 -noon. 14-81 position in East, South or Midwest. TIM (201) 725-5372. campus rocker seeking fulltime AOR gig anywhere. Broad- (4.151 casting degree. DAVE 16151 865-5900, anytime. 14-151 HI, I'm KYLE MAY. I want position in top 50. I'm educated, Radio & Records provides free listings (max- experienced, with consistent delivery. Good production. Will Personality plus success record. Any format. Smooth, one-to-one communicator, 4 yr. pro, plus college 3 lines) in Openings, Posi- outstanding 1419) 691-3165. 14-81 imum 24 words or degree. Family-man working and looking. ANDY GORDON. relocate. Formerly WXEZ/Toledo. Available now. For more information call CHARLIE (3151 and You may place T & R: (7161 664-4142. 14-15) tions Sought, Changes. 493-1636. 14-15) wants to come Jacksonville, FL programmera) DENNIS ROSS your free listing by mail or by phone. R&R will or AiC. Top 50 only. home. Can perform news/will work any airshift. Black with Almost legendary AOR professional with top numbers at Morning personality looking. Country Oreo sound, honest. Since 1976. 13031 457-4468. 14-81 accept classifieds by telephone Monday WEBN & WSKS. Good voice and excellent production. 15021 425-5874. 14-151 Available anytime, anywhere. Call FRANK JOHNSON 1513) & Wednesday 3-5pm; Thursday & Friday Attention Urban & CHR stations' Experienced air personality 896-7376. Trained announcer experienced at sales wants to join your (4-15) a move in the right direction. RICK 9am-5pm. radio staff. Will relocate. For T&R call FRED STEELE after & MD looking to make 16191 327-7652. 14-81 KENT CARLIN, formerly KRAK/Sacramento 7 yrs., desires 4pm CST, 14141 473-4031. 14-151 Frequency Rates" news, production. AP correspondent. All formats con- DJ, or 6 KYCK. Formerly KFJM, SEAN McARTHUR, yrs. Currently 1 2 3 sidered, will relocate. (916) 332-8655. (4-15) Top -rated morning team, making Boise brighter, now Week Weeks Weeks disgusted with pig-headed management, low pay. Seek team KNOX & WTSA. 12181456-2377. 14-81 $12.00 $20.00 $25.00 medium market PD now looking. position in Midwest - sunnier climate. Call (2081 336-3670. Due to ownership change, Experienced Sports Director seeks college football and *Must run consecutive weeks. Beaucoups experience. Call (8171767-8799. Available now. 14-15) basketball PBP position in medium -major market. Contact: Texas & Southwest only. 14-15) Payable In Advance Dependable newsman with more than 8 yrs. of professional PAT FOSS 19121 537-9716. 14-81 Air personality or newscaster available. Interested? Call 14171 experience looking for position in Northeast or Florida. MIKE Orders must be typewritten or printed and Pleasant female announcer with 3 yrs. experience in R&B. or write Box 563, Springfield, MO 65801. (4-15) 16141 353-0169. 14-15) 887-4915 Opportunities in Southern market preferred. Call CAROL must be accompanied by check. major 19041 371-0562. 14-81 Experienced air personality & MD looking to share winning at- 11 yr. major market pro seeks PO or air position at or Blind Box ads or Classified Display ads are Hits in Philly Urban & CHR stations. Call RICK 1619) medium market station. Call PETE from Hot titude with your team. CHRIS LARKO formar PD, MD, Production Director, Promo- $20 per inch (recommended 50 words) per 121 5) 265-8140. 14-15) 327-7652. 14-15) 100 markets only. tion Director available. UHR Hot Tracks top week, plus $15 per week for postage/hand- journalist. 1219) 745-3777. 14-81 Experienced one-to-one communicator ready to enhance your Afternoon team: CHR communicator, broadcast for Blind Boxes. Prefer Nor- ling $35 minimum air staff. Friendly, warm personality specializing in life-style Both degreed. A/C, AOR, Country, News/talk. informative, original. Small market ND for 3 yrs. seeks move up. All sports PBP. raps. RICK 764-3030, 764-1950. 14-15) theast; all calls welcome. Entertaining, Deadline for all Opportunities ads is noon 1207) 1207) Call SCOTT 17171 867-5056. Mid -Atlantic preferred. 14-81 Call 884-8171. 14-151 16021 (PST) Thursday. Help! DJ -PD -MD -Computer -Production whiz wants any air references, multi -talented hard worker. charmer ready to take my act from 50 clear Nationally respected shift in medium/major market. 2 h yrs. professional ex- Rare female For Opportunities, call (213) 553-4330 or Velvet voice. Fresh, Great attitude, good production. Seeks CHR or A/C P2 air or perience. Real Class' BRIAN 19181 756-0919 (evenings). nights to FM, daytimes, wherever) P3 programming in East. ALAN (2031 347-7445. 14-8) mall to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park (4-15) authentic sound. Great references. (7161671-6070.14-151 Programming pro 11 yrs. R&B experience seeking new West, Los Angeles, CA 90067 I'm looking for good East Coast Country. A/C, or Oldies sta- Experienced, dedicated sportscaster victim of budget cuts relocate, challenges with class organization. Available now. Call tion. Lots of experience as PD and personality. Family man, seeks position with PBP opportunity. Willing to size JERRY (9041 371-0562. 14-81 currently employed. JOE 19041 373-3002.'14-151 of market not important. MARC (6121 253-2399. 14-15)

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FL DAN FOGELBERG Bill Yanoll BESTIE HIGGINS HALL A OATES HALL A OATES HALL ( NEIL DIAMOND WflCICanlen MICHAEL JACKSON Reggie OATES TOTO EDDIE BABBITT Blackwell AL JARREAD WLVAAynohOWg,VA ROGERS A EASTON TOTO POCO LIONEL RICHIE LINDA ROHSTADT MMt. Dom NEIL DIAMOND TOTO McM McCall BARRY BARRY Hottest: KENNY LOGGIAS ROGERS A EASTON MAIL. MANILOW EDDIE RABBITT MARTY BALIN PATTI AUSTIN DAN FOGELBERG um MAIS none RONNIE MILSAP HALL A OATES AL JARREAU LIONEL RICHIE LIONEL RICHIE MEN AT WORK NEIL DIAMOND WTAEpXbMxyM DIONNE WARWICK Nortear: TOTO ROBBIE DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: CULTURE CLUB WRVMIbIMnald PATTON D.n Berne AL JARREAD WMJIICIewland DAN FOGELBERG KFSWIJopl:n, MO PETER ALLEN Pat Wilma Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC BARRY MANILOW AL JARREAD WAXY/Ft. Lauderdale YB7IPitteburgh MDVeyRwn ROBBIE PATTON Don Cerpenter Hotta*, B.J. THOMAS MEN AT WORK BARRY MANILOW AL JARREAD Shaw/Le. Jay Creswell MEN AT WORK LIONEL RICHIE CULTURE CLUB LOU RAWLS RONNIE MILSAP LOU RAWLS KENNY LAURA BRANIGAN PATTI AUSTIN ROGERS STEPNEY BISHOP CARL WILSON PETER ALLEN EDDIE RABBITT WKBRIM.nchseler TOTO JOURNEY CULTURE CLUB CHAMPAIGN CULTURE CLUB MAC MCANALLY MICHAEL JACKSON LIONEL RICHIE PATTI AUSTIN Hottest: JIM CAPALDI Gory Duncan KENNY LOGGINS BOW WM WOW IRENE CARA HALL A OATES Hottest: LINDA ROSSTADT MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: B10TVN/Calutnbla KRISTEN LEE ERIC CLAPTON HALL A GATES HALL A OATES ERIC CLAPTON CULTURE CLUB STEPHEN BISHOP WZUUIM Bee ekes Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON AL JARREAD FM:OerBWJonN MIDNIGHT RU WVLKILexinglon DM'S MIDNIGHT RU LIONEL RICHIE IRENE CARA DAN FOGELBERG Slew Schram DAN FOGELBERG DOGES TOTO TOTO DEF LEPPARD STEPHEN BISHOP WORGIOrenp.WRA SC ROGERS A EASTON ERIC CLAPTON RONNIE MILSAP BARRY MANILOW Kelly/Richard. EDDIE RABBITT GREG KINN BAND HALL A OATES RICK SPRINGFIELD SUPERTRAMP none ALAN PARSONS AL JARREAU IOU RAWLS Mark Reynolds JOURNEY EDDIE RABBITT LAURA BRANIGM DEBARGE JOE JACKSON AL JARREAD Hottest: TOTO LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: PETER ALLEN CULTURE CLUB WPROProHdence Hottest: STEPHEN BISHOP RONNIE MILSAP WBPIJMr.wb GREG KINN BAND .7AIAIMlemI SERGIO MENDER MARTY BALIN Tom Cuddy WWSW (EWSNPItt.burgh WZZICleselend DAN FOGELBERG BARRY A, MunlbgbnnNbn. KENNY LOGGINS HALL A OATES KFORILInCOln, NE GablelWukMs Hottest: JIM COPALDI Herb Cram Bob STEPHEN BISHOP EDDIE MBBITT BOB SEGER Maat' LIONEL RICHIE Colby Blythe DAN ERG JIM CAPALDI Hottest+ MEN AT WORK CHRIS CROSS SERGIO MENDER DIONNE WARWICK LIONEL RICHIR MAC MCANALLY TOTO MICHAEL JACKSON STEPHENBEN BISHOP PHIL COLLINS CULTURE CLUB DAVID BOWIE EDDIE BABBITT EDDIE RABBITT BARRY MANADLA AL JARREAU LIONEL RICHIE KENNY ROGERS TOTO SERGIO MENDES Hottest: Hottest: RONNIE MILSAP KLTEJOkIeh,Mn. City NEIL DIAMOND CHAMPAIGN DIONNE WARWICK Hottet: TOTO TOTO MICHAEL JACKSON LAURA BEANIGAN JIM CAPALDI Hottest: AL JARREAU STEPHEN BISHOP MAC MCANALLY Hottest: W INGIDeytM Tony Stone AL JARREAU STEPHEN BISHOP WSKBMonlp.11er, VT Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON DAN FOGELBERG AL JARREAD DAN ERG Joe Demme ROGERS A EASTON MAC MCANALLY HALT. A OATES Che.yStebbins MEN AT WORK STEPHEN BISHOP WRKA/Loul.nll. AL JARREAD MEN AT WORK STEPHENBEN BISHOP DEBARGE WROVIRoanek. DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU PATTI AUSTIN LIONEL RICHIE BARRY MANILOW Jeff Crawford ROBBIE PATTON PETER ALLEN RICK SPRINGFIELD ERIC CLAPTON LIONEL RICHIE MOM Eakle KC a SUNSHINE BAN LIONEL MAC MCANALLY AL JARREAD LIONEL RICHIE ROBERT ELLIS ORPA DIONNE WARWICK RICHIE CULTURE CLUB EDDIE RABBITT Hottest: Hottest: MAC MCANALLY SERGIO MENDES TOTO KENNY LOGGIAS CULTURE CLUB WLTTIW.sBinglon.D.C. STEPHEN BISHOP DAN FOGELBERG PETER ALLEN GARY PORTNOY HALL A OATES Parallel Two MEN AT WORK Parallel Three SERGIO MERDES Bel.henlCumminge WVORIRochester WCZYIDetroll DAN FOGELBERG ALEX CALL BARRY KWEBMaeMat.r, Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE Gen/Smith HAW. A OATES »taw« MN MEN AT WORK NEIL DIAMOND Jim Snaky CARL WILSON BOBBY WILSON FRIDA Al AKNwn KEYIOEAselln DAN FOGELBERG CULTURE CLUB KC A SUNSHINE BAN CHRIS CROSS KENNY LOGGINS STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest: TOTO N.J. SERGIO MENDES Hottest: JOHN ANDERSON LIONEL RICHIE DAN SEALS Adam. DONNA SUMMER WSKYIAtherllle TOTO Hottest: BELL A WHITLOCK MEN AT WORK BARRY MANILOW Brooks hirellee AL JARREAD DAN ERG KANT/Dee Mollie. KOIUOmaIM SERGIO MENDER B.J. THOMAS TOTO STEPHENHEN Hottest: ROBBIE PATTON DIONNE WARWICK MAC BISHOP Stew Gibbon. MaaoaArwln IRENE CARA LOU RAWLS DIONNE WARWICK ROGENS ( EASTON STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest: Hottest: JULIO IGLESIAS LAU RA BRANIGAN DAN FOGELBERG LIONEL RICHIE WMAZM.mn EDDIE RABBITT TOTO TOTO MEN AT WORK DAN FOGELBERG BONSTADT DEBARGE EDDIE RABBITT ERIC CLAPTON CARL WILSON LINDA ROBERT ELLIS ORM AL JARREAU HALL A OATES BOB SEGER LIONEL RICHIE STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest: Stew Murphy TOTO MARTY BALIN Hottest: WVBS/WilminglWn, NC STEPHEN BISHOP MAC MCANALLY Hottest: ERIC CLAPTON AL JARREAU HALL A OATES JOSE FELICIANO ALLEN STEPHEN BISHOP WGY/SGhenectedy GREG KINN RAND TOTO MICHAEL JACKSON PETER B ob Wright WASHIW.shlegton, D.C. NJ MICHAEL JACKSON CULTURE CLUB. CULTURE CLUB TOTO Welter Fritz WCTCIN.w Brunswick, Hottest: TOTO AL JARREA, ERIC CLAPTON B ob Du0kroan KENNY ROGERS DIONNE WARWICK MARTY BALIN Jay Meyers STEPHEN BISHOP AL JARREAU BARRY MANILOW CARL WILSON WOMCIDetroil WHNNISpIn.w MAC MCANALLY BARRY MANILOW CARL WILSON ROGENS A EASTON KENNY LOGGINS TOTO SERGIO MENDES ROBBIE PATTON NEIL DIAMOND Chuck Morgan MAC MCANALLY DeSemlaPMry Hottest: AL JARREAD Hottest: ERIC CLAYTON MICHAEL JACKSON IRENE CARA NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: W AFBIB.Ian Rouge DAN FOGELBERG MAC MCANALLY TOTO A OATES WCKGIGmpbeMRnlle, KY MELISSA MANCKESTE EDDIE RABBITT SERGIO MENDES BARRY MANILOW WOUA/Owed Cities. IL CARL WILSON AdamWanlMs HALL Hottest: Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG LINDA BONSTADT ROBBIE PATTON STEPHEN BISHOP JacksoNRoym DIONNE WARWICK LIONEL RICHIE W TRA /F lint J.J. Scott ROBBIE PATTON MICHAEL JACKSON TOTO KC A SUNSHINE BAN MEN AT WORK none BARRY MANILOM RONNIE MILSAP Bu rkel W right CRYSTAL GAYLE KENNY LOGGINS BALL A OATES LOU RAWLS LINDA ROHSTADT LIONEL RICHIE KENNY LOGGINS Hottest: TOTO LIONEL RICHIE EDDIE RABBITT EDDIE RABBITT CULTURE CLUB CULTURE CLUB MEN NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG STEPHEN BISHOP FLEETWOOD MAC AT WORK WRVRMemphie CHAMPAIGN LIONEL RICHIE LIONEL RICHIE JULIO IGLESIAS BAN FOGELBERG HALL A OATES ERIC CLAPTON MEN AT WORK WTNYMennown. NY BELL a WHITLOCK LEE GREENWOOD STEPHEN BISHOP Slew Butler JIM CAPALDI DONNA SUMMER CULTURE CLUB DIONNE WARWICK Hottest: Jay Donovan BOBBY VINTON HALL A OATES TOTO ROBBIE PATTON JOURNEY LAURA BRANIGAN DIONNE WARWICK WHENISyracum JIM CAPALDI TOTO BARRY MANILOW MARTY BALIN Hottest: DAN SEALS Hottest: KENNY LOGGIAS Parallel Two Karen O.Ilegher SERGIO MENDES Hottest: EDDIE RABBITT JOURNEY KC ( SUNSHINE BAN BARRY MANILOW WSGN/BIrminglMm MAC MCANALLY TOTO Hottest: TOTO MARTY BALIN EDDIEERABBITT DEBARGE CULTURE CLUB Hottest: TOTO WJONISt. Cloud, MN Senor. Cheraw LIONEL RICHIE DAN FOGELBERG DIONNE WARWICK STEPHEN BISHOP KENNY LOGGINS JOHN ANDERSON AL JARREAU HALL & OATES Coi Stool MEN AT WORK WAEBIAIlentown PATTI AUSTIN STEPHEN BISHOP DIONNE WARWICK LINDA BONSTADT STEPHEN BISHOP RICHIE CMpm.NWard Hottest: TOTO LOU RAWLS ELVIS PRESLEY LIONEL RICHIE LIONEL JEFFREY OSBORNE WHBIKanM. City LIONEL RICHIE ERIC CLAPTON TOTO CARL WILSON MEN AT WORK AL JARREAD Robert. KYKYISt. Louis WwIYMonlganony SERGIO MENDES TOTO Jeff DAN FOGELBERG LAURA BRANIGAN CULTURE CLUB MARTY BALIN STEPHEN BISHOP Andrew/Tomes» JIM CAPALDI Phil Harlon CULTURE CLUB Hottest: Hottest: KENNY LOGGINS WCPI/Wheeling, WV NEIL DIAMOND MICHAEL JACKSON NEIL DIAMOND WOWO/FI. Warne JOURNEY AL JARREAD MAC MCANALLY Dan McGrath none Hottest: STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest: TBA MARTY BALIN BARRY MANILOW Hottest: ROBBIE PATTON HALL A OATES DIONNE WARWICK SERGIO MENDES ERIC CLAPTON JOURNEY BARRY MANILOW ALABAMA BELLE STARS Parallel Three BARRY MANILOW PATRICK SIMMONS Hottest: PETER ALLEN CARL WILSON HALL ( OATES PATTI AUSTIN ROGERS A EASTON Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG HALL A OATES LAURA BRANIGAN TOTO GREG KINN BAND AL JARREAU AL JARREAU MICHAEL JACKSON DIONNE WARWICK WAYVIAIIanNk City Hottest: FRIDA TOTO WBTICMrlett. MICHAEL JACKSON EDDIE RABBITT DENYS MIDNIGHT RU TOTO WICCIBrbgepon John B.I.D JOE JACKSON Dave Bishop DAN FOGELBERG GREG NINA BAND DENYS MIDNIGHT RU Lee Robert. TOTO WBOWIT.rr. Haut. MEN HALL A OATES WISNIMIIweukw WMHEITa.do LIONEL RICHIE AT WORK HALL a OATES Kseln Young LIONEL RICHIE MEN AT WORK JOURNEY AL JARREAU Debbie Hinkle Ruth Ray CULTURE CLUB Hottest: TOTO MAC MCANALLY CULTURE CLUB SERGIO SERGIO MENDES MIN FOGELBERG DAVID BOWIE MENDES none SERGIO MENDES Hottest: CULTURE CLUB DIONNE WARWICK SYSTEM Hottest: Hottest: ROGERS A EASTON STEPHEN BISHOP THOMPSON TWINS LIONEL RICHIE YAK DAN FOGELBERG BARRY MAAILOW Hottest: AL JARREAU - Hottest: STEPHEN BISHOP STEPHEN BISHOP AL JARREAD & Active See Page 65 MAC MCANALLY MICHAEL JACKSON STEPHEN BISHOP TOTO TOTO TOTO MC New ... GREG KINN BAND DIONNE WARWICK AL JARREAU DIONNE WARWICK RABBITT BARRY MANILOW EDDIE DERANGE KENNY LOGGIAS HALL L DATES WBENSuPhb DURAN DURAN DAN FOGELBERG AL JARREAU Roger ChrlRWn DEXYS MIDNIGHT PU NEIL DIAMORD Hottest: AL JARREAD TOTO KFMBIS.n Diego KRLC/Lewiston KRSSIRoseburg, KVSFIS.nt. Fo KALET,PCMlee, WA WEST Parallel Two KUDOILas Vegas 1(-10HSacremento KCEE/TOSOHD OR KSROISont. Rose STEPHEN BISHOP Mark Lemon JOSE Armstrong Eric Worden J.y Jaramllb MIEN Purdy RONNIE MILSAP Parallel One Randy H.rt Peul Machse Ken Robert. Mk. Motoroller ROGERS A EASTON MARTY BALIN none EDDIE CULTURE CLUB RONNIE MILSAP KENNY ROGERS NEIL DIAMOND NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: KBO113oIse none MBBITT SMOKET ROBINSON AL JARREAD RONNIE MILSAP MEN AT WORK NEIL DIAMOND JOSE RELICIANO BARBARA MANDRELL V700/CHMMsbn, WV STEPHEN BISHOP Mark Wellengran Hottest: ROBERT ELLIS OKRA KOTO WIDenrer KENNY LOGGIAS LINDA ROHSTADT Hottest: CRYSTAL GAYLE LEE GREENWOOD KENNY ROGERS Hottest: SpMtee/Jmie AL JARREAU MEN TOTO MARTY BALIN CHAMPAIGN Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: Leigh Starnes TOTO SERGIO MENDES LINDA BONSTADT AT WORK MAC MCANALLY MEN AT WORK Rotfeet: AL JARREAU NEIL DIAMOND DOBLE GRAY STEPHEN BISHOP STEPHEN BISHOP LOU RAWLS DAN FOGELBERG NEIL DIAMOND CULTURE LINDA ROMSTADT CARL WILSON TOTO LIONEL RICHIE DIONNE WARWICK CLUB RITA COOLIDGE ERIC CLAPTON DIONNE WARWICK CULTURE CLUB LINDA BONSTADT MARTY BALIN LAURA BRANIGAN JULIO TOTO RONNIE MILSAP SERGIO MENDES ROGERS A EASTON MAC MCANALLY JOURNEY IGLESIAS JOURNEY IRENE CARA ALAS PARSONS LAURA BRANIGAN LEE HALL a OATES EDDIE RABBITT Kottest. Hottest: LOU RAWLS RONNIE MILSAP Hottest: GREENWOOD Hottest: CLUB HARTY BALIN B100/Sen Diego KOSTIIos Angeles DAN FOGELBERG DAN FOGELBERG STEPHEN BISHOP TOTO CULTURE DIONNE WARWICK MeCarineylKnlgM DIONNE WARWICK DIONNE WARWICK HGULL tt: Mon' Kaye TOTO Parallel Three TOT° BARRY MANILOW MAC MCANALLY BARRY MANILOW BARRY MAAILOW TOTO LL OATES STEPHENHENBISHOP DAN JEFFREY OSBORNE KSLJS.R Loko Clty TOTO AL JARREAD DEEPS MIDNIGHT FOGELBERG TOTO . IRENE CAM RU STEPHEN BISHOP EDDIE RABBITT George Lernich K FODIAnchong.. AK ALABAMA MAC MCANALLY Reports MAC MCANALLY Hottest: AL JARREAU Hottest: 133 Current BARRY MANILOW SOTO MOIS Mewls ALAN PARSONS KENO/Reno KISNISalt CMy ROGERS A EASTON KMDOICobnda Spring. LINDA ROHSTADT CRYSTAL GAYLE dab WRIEÆrle HMI AT WORK CHRIS CROSS LIONEL RICHIE Larry Irons Den Jeseop Ted Abbott STEPHEN BISHOP Wynn Bredley EDDIE RABBITT KPPL/D.nser LIONEL RICHIE T.C. SHEPPARD JIM CAPALDI The following stations reported AL JARREAD CARL WILSON MARTY BALIN CHRIS CROSS KENNY ROGERS BRYAN ADAMS Rick Brady SERGIO MENDES SERGIO MENDES TOTO Hottest: JULIO IGLESIAS MARTY RALIN NEIL DIAMOND playlists this week: MAC MCANALLY Hottest: JIM CAPALDI frozen LAURA BRANIGAN KWAVIMonlerey DAN FOGELBERG H onett: LIONEL PICRIC PATTI AUSTIN STEPHEN BISHOP ROBERT ELLIS OKRA JOURNEY CARL WILSON Michael STEPHEN BISHOP HALL A OATES LAURA BRANIGAN KNBRIS.n Francl.m DIONNE WARWICK Reading Hottes: Hottest: KVIL/Dallas MARTY BALIN AL JARREAU JOHNNY LEE DAN FOGELBERG RONNIE MILSAP uRNEY Larry Finkel ERIC CLAPTON DAN FOGELBERG BAN FOGELBERG KENNY TOTO CARL WILSON AL JARREAD ROGERS Hot TOTO MICHAEL JACKSON HALL a OATES TOTO WHBC/Canton Hottest: MEN AT WORK LINDA BONSTADT SERGIO MENDES DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: DIONNE WARWICK ERIC CLAPTON DTOWNE WARWICK PETER ALLEN STEPHEN BISHOP LIONEL EICHIP: KSIOJISan Diego DIONNE WARWICK STEPHEN BISHOP WFMK/Lansing STEPHEN KUONIEugene, OR MAC MCANALLY BISHOP TOTO Hottest: Mork.EBunon KTWOIC0.per AL JARREAD LOU RAWLS MEN AT WORK STEPHEN BISHOP Paul Thome MEN AT WORK BRRY MANILOM AL JARREAU John Lsed.r WZUU/Milwaukee LIONEL RICHIE TOTO KRKK/Rock Springs, WY KENNY LOGGINS LIONEL RICHIE LINDDA BONSTADT SERGIO MENDES DIONNE WARWICK ROBBIE PATTON CULTURE NEIL DIAMOND Chuck Mahn KYKY/St. Louis DOBIL GRAY TOTO CLUB KO Y/Phoenis RONNIE MILSAP NAKED EYES EWAF WSFMM Moberg LAURA BRANIGAN KENNY ROGERS Marn: Pingres CARL WILSON T.O. SHEPPARD WALTER EGAN KFIM/El Paso B ob Palm JULIO IGLESIAS end JIM CAPALDI Hottest: KEXPM Hottest+ DAN SEALS GARY PORTNOY KEZRISsn Jose Swanson KENNY LOGGINS KENNY ROGERS SERGIO MENDES KUDO/Las Vegas KENNY ROGERS ALAN PARSONS Bab NAKED EYES W.gnerIWelneinn STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest: IRENE CARA SERGIO MENDES TOTO NEIL ROBERT ELLIS OKRA NEIL DIAMOND HALL A OATES TOTO DIAMOND CULTURE MAC MCANALLY CLUB MARTY RALIN CULTURE CLUB LIONEL RICHIE DONNA SUMMER AL JARREAU Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: LINDAARONSTADT ROGERS A AL JARREAU did not Cottnest: AL JARREAD RONNIE MILSAP EASTON LOU RAWLS The following stations Hottest: one STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest: EDDIE RABBITT TOTO WARWICK DION. TOTO MAC MCANALLY KKK/Spokane MEN AT WORK MAC MCANALLY week and therefore TOTO BARRY GENIEAA KKI1AIMerrolelu report this K G W WPortland LOU PAWLS Mk Morgan KENNY LOGGIAS AL JARREAD DAN FOGELBERG »no Akene EDDIE MBBITT KODA/Greet Fell., MT DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU were frozen: MAC MCANALLY MlncklMAtlrkx AL their playlists JARREAU GARY PORTNOY BARRY MANILOO Alden LIONELEL RICHIE TOMMY JAMES RIM ALTURE CLUB LEE GREENWOOD SERGIO MENDER Hottest: RONNIE MILSAP KPLLSwMle LIONEL RICHIE NEIL DIAMOND WVBF/Boston King/Cook BRYAN ADAMS SERGIO MENDES NEIL STEPHEN BISHOP CULTURE CLUB DIAMOND CULTURE WAFB/Baton Rouge ROBERT ELLIS OKRA HoBBIst: CLUB MEN AT WORK CRYSTAL GAYLE JOURNEY JOE JACKSON Hottest: A GAYLE PHIL COLLINS MBBITT GARY attest: CROSS PORTNOY DIONNE WARWICK STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest. RR AL JARREAD ROGERS A EASTON VT DAN PATTI AUSTIN R&R welcomes WSKI/Montpelier, FOGELBERG STEPHENL BISHOP TOTO Note: TOTO TOTO MICHAEL JACKSOtl JEFFREY OSBORNE BARRY MANILOW MAC MCA/MLLE LOU RAWLS as a new reporter. AL JARREAU AL JARREAU RONNIE MILSAP

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WALDEN LENNY WHITE YARBROUGH/PEOPLES D TRAIN Angeles IA MIKKI VISUAL JANET JACKSON Hottest: MAZE OZONE WEST STREET MOB CAMEO MARGIE JOSEPH KACEJLos WANDAA DENIECE WILLIAMS SERGIO MENDES O, BRYAN DENIECE WILLIAMS CHAMPAIGN DENIECE WILLIAMS TREACHEROUS THREE Hottest: CHI -LITES MAZE WllerlWIggIns MAZE MAZE LENNY WHITE CAMEO KASHIF PRINCE BOOKER NEWBERRY I MAZE DEBARGE VANITY 6 HIGH INERGY LENNY WHITE CAMEO LIONEL RICHIE LITTLE ANTHONY RJ'S LATEST ARRIV SYSTEM NONA HENDRYX EWLF MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: Hottest: CAMEO Hottest: D TRAIN THELMA HOUSTON BRASS CONSTRUCTIc, YARBROUGH/PEOPLES MICHAEL JACKSON CAMEO D TRAIN GEORGE CLINTON GEORGE CLINTON CHAMPAIGN TEASE GEORGE CLINTON DEBRA HURD BOOKER NEWBERRY I AL JARREAU TYRONE DAVIS AL JARREAU Hottest: Hottest: ANGELA BOFILL MICHAEL JACKSON GEORGE CLINTON GEORGE DUKE WHISPERS BOOKER NEWBERRY I WARP 9 Hottest: CAMEO DAWSON L DIGGS INSTANT FUNK KASHIF DEBARGE PRINCE LOU RAWLS JACKSON VANITY 6 RENE L ANGELA ANITA BAKER MICHAEL TYRONE BRUNSON CHAMPAIGN Hottest: NEW EDITION WATYIBklnN.gham GLENN JONES STEVE ARRINGTON'S Hottest: Hottest: VISUAL MICHAEL HENDERSON SYSTEM WHISPERS STEVE ARRINGTON'S KASHIF MICHAEL JACKSON Ron January KASHIF KRNI FMIMernphla TYRONE BRUNSON KASHIF MICHAEL JACKSON ATTITUDE Hottest: GRACE JONES CHAMPAIGN ANGELA BOFILL CHAMPAIGN GEORGE CLINTON Floyd Biaekwoll O'BRYAN WHISPERS SWEET G EWIF ISLET BROS AL JARREAD WVOUNashrille W WDMISumpter AL JARREAU CHAMPAIGN WHISPERS GEORGE DUKE STEVE ARRINGTON' THELMA HOUSTON SMOKE? ROBINSON Fred Harvey Jsnlce Baycote STEVE ARRINGTON: PRINCE KASHIF OZONE WNOO/Chattanooga ZZ HILL BAR-KAYS W JAXI.Mekaornllle /a DENIECE WILLIAMS LAKESIDE DENIECE WILLIAMS Smpkln' K MJOIHleuston RJ'S LATEST ARRIV MICHAEL HENDERSON WDASIPNIIsdelphla MICHAEL JACKSON Sam Enln Slow Fox EWLF LONNIE L. SMITH Grog Mack MARGIE JOSEPH SHOCK CAMEO K DAY/Loa Angeles WILDIBwIsn Joe Tambur.o DAVID JOSEPH none NEW EDITION KURTIS BLOW DEBARGE BOOKER NEWBERRY I Jack Patterson KPOPfRUSeaamento BMEIBM WYEEIAIIanta Hottest: JONZUN CREW Elroy R.C. SYLVESTER BOOKER NEWBERRY I MAZE MAZE Hottest: FONDS THORNTON 1111 JsM iffe CAMEO DAZE BAND MARGIE JOSEPH Scotty Andrews Hottest: EW&F LONNIE L. SMITH MICHAEL JACKSON MAZE LIONEL RICHIE TRANSIT AUTHORITY JONZUN CREW SERGIO MENDES DEBARGE TYRONE DAVIS MTUME CON FUNK SHUN LENNY WHITE DICK SMITH MELBA MOORE DENIECE WILLIAMS LENNY WHITE DENIECE WILLIAMS DENIECE WILLIAMS DICK SMITH CULTURE CLUB Hottest: WHISPERS GEORGE CLINTON MEN AT WORK DIANE RICHARDS BAR-KAYS TERRY BURRUS WILLIAM HART THOMAS DOLBY PEABO BRYSON FARRAR! EMLF KASHIF TYRONE BRUNSON DEBARGE CAMEO RJ'S LATEST ARRIV HALL c OATES PRINCE BROTHERS JOHNSON EDDY GRANT LOU RAWLS DENIECE WILLIAMS CARL WILSON WHISPERS GEORGE CLINTON SOUL SONIC FORCE IRENE CARA SPYDER-D GEORGE CLINTON Hottest: SCOTT L BENSON LENNY WHITE PHILLIPPE WYNNE THOMAS DOLBY DEBARGE GEORGE CLINTON BAR-KAYS DAVID BOWIE THUNDERF LASH CHAMPAIGN Hottest: MADONNA EWIF WHAM1 LENNY WHITE CON FUNK SHUN WOICICoIumkla In EW&F RENEE I ANGELA KASHIF GEORGE CLINTON SAHARA SERGIO MENDES WYLOFM/New OrlRant A DAVID BOWIE HALL L OATES MICHAEL JACKSON M. WALDEN Mickey Arnold INDEEP ADVANCE NONA HENDRY% WENNIBIrm Ing )lam Hottest: Brute Salley Hottest: EDDIE BABBITT SYSTEM BOB SEGER SERGIO MENDES CURIE BLAKE WHISPERS WHISPERS DEBRA HURD Gone Moo MICHAEL JACKSON CHAMPAIGN Hottest: W AMOIPmtburgh INDEEP MTUME FELIX L JARVIS DENIECE WILLIAMS BAR-KAYS SOS BAND MARY JANE TYRONE BRUNSON MICHAEL JACKSON MICHAEL JACKSON GIRLS DENIECE WILLIAMS DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: SHAKATAK CHAMPAIGN John Anthony JONZUN WISH GRACE JONES AL JARREAD KI DDO CREW MAZE Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON CAMEO Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS NEW WANMRallehesaes KID CREOLE ABC MICHAEL HENDERSON EDITION FALCO LAKESIDE FATBACK MAZE GEORGE J. BLACKFOOT PRINCE Jos Sullied NONA HENDRY% CHAMPAIGN WKNDI/4rKad CLINTON [ARARA M. WALDEN GEORGE CLINTON CAMEO RJ'S LATEST ARRIV DAVID BOWIE LAKESIDE L.V. JOHNSON STYX Jordan/McLean LITTLE ANTHONY Hoffeet: STEVE ARRINGTON'S CHAMPAIGN WILLIAM HART IRENE CARA MICHAEL JACKSON ISLET BROS SHOCK DICK SMITH TYRONE DAVIS W JMUJsckson CHAMPAIGN ISLET BROS Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS KDIAIOskWM DEBARGE NEW EDITION NONA XHRMISen Dlego :,i [: DEBRA HURD HENDRYX Cad Haynes DAWSON N DIGGS MICHAEL JACKSON D TRAIN Jolt Henison DENIECF WILLIAMS DEBARGE CHAMPAIGN Duff Lindsey GEORGE CLINTON MAZE W DIAIYernphls CHAMPAIGN MAZE DENIECE WILLIAMS LIONEL RICHIE LAKESIDE MICHAEL HENDERSON K JCMaiayatls H LAKESIDE CAMEO BRENDA RUSSELL WHISPERS WROW/Augusta Hottest: Bobby O'Jay NARADA M. WALDEN INDEEP KASHIF INSTANT FUNK SMOKET ROBINSON NEW EDITION JOSE FELICIANO MAZE TYRONE BRUNSON B ssWloe Evans FATBACK CHAKA KHAN AL JARREAD Teddy Black MTUME DEBARGE DENIECE WILLIAMS DEBARGE EWNF KURTIS BLOW CULTURE CLUB MAZE EWIF CAMEO ANGELA BOFILL. HIGH INERGY K104-MID.Nas Hottest: EARL KLUGH Hottest: BRASS CONSTRUCTIO Hottest: OZONE Hottest: CAMEO MICHAEL JACKSON KURTIS BLOW HAZE DAMSON & DIGGS Tad Awry WAILFM/New Orieans SOUL SONIC FORCE DIANE RICHARDS ANGELA BOFILL TYRONE BRUNSON DENIECE WILLIAMS MICHAEL JACKSON MICHAEL HENDERSON WOOKMNSNIpton, DC BRASS CONSTRUCTIO ZZ HILL Barry Altherds KASHIF LUTHER VANDROSS CHAMPAIGN MAZE MTUME RENE A ANGELA WHISPERS INDEEP KASHIF Chas Osrdnar MICHAEL HENDERSON GEORGE CLINTON MICHAEL HENDERSON DAVID DIGGS HALL L OATES Hottest: KASHIF WARP 9 BOOKER NEWBERRY I NEW CHAMPAIGN MEN AT WORK GLENN JONES EDITION BRASS CONSTRUCTIO ISLET BROS GEORGE CLINTON SYSTEM CHOCOLATE MILK BRASS CONSTRUCTIO WHISPERS IRENE CARA YARBROUGH/PEOPLES WOIVICN.dsW THOMPSON TWINS DREAMGIRLS PRINCE DENIECE WILLIAMS CHAMPAIGN TYRONE BRUNSON MAZE DAZI BAND RENEE & ANGELA Hal Harrill Hottest: CHAKA KHAN YARBROUGH/PEOPLES MTUME WHRKIMemphls:n MICHAEL HENDERSON Hottest: WNHCIWwo Hawn DENIECE WILLIAMS DEBARGE CHAMPAIGN LIONEL Hottest: WK%UJaekwn WHISPERS Jimmy Smith NONA HENDRY% MICHAEL JACKSON RICHIE OLIVER CHEATHAM RUFUS O'BRYAN Jonas' Jordan EWLF AL JARREAD Tommy Marshall NEW EDITION OZONE GEORGE CLINTON LITTLE MILTON D TRAIN WHISPERS LUTHER VANDROSS ISLET BROS DENIECE WILLIAMS DENIECE WILLIAMS GLENN JONES DEVILLE CHEW DENIECE WILLIAMS STEVE ARRINGTON'S RAY PARKER KLEEER MARY JANE GIRLS RORY/Little Rook N MAIE MARY JANE GIRLS PRINCE LAURA BRANIGAN JR. BRENDA RUSSELL LENNY KASHIF NONA WHITE THOMAS DOLBY CAMEO CULTURE CLUB CAMEO DIONNE WARWICK THOMAS DOLBY HENDRY% DEBRA HURD CARL CARLTON Pounced ATP EWLF YARBROUGH/PEOPLES ROCKET Hotten t: D TRAIN Hottest: Hottest: KSOUSan Meteo SLIM DEBRA HURD SMOKET ROBINSON DICK SMITH NEW EDITION W AAA/W InslooSalem ,n SWEET G KASHIF CON FUNK SHUN CHAMPAIGN Bernie Moody DEBRA HURD MASS PRODUCTION LAKESIDE INDEEP Jae Jackson LENNY WHITE MICHAEL JACKSON CHAKA )(HAN DENIECE WILLIAMS DENIECE WILLIAMS BABY DOLL MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: RENEE L ANGELA WARP 9 CHAMPAIGN AL JARREAD GWEN GUTHRIE RJ'S LATEST ARRIV MICHAEL HENDERSON AL JARREAU TEMPTATIONS MICHAEL HENDERSON LIONEL RICHIE LONNIE L. SMITH WHISPERS CHAMPAIGN WARP 9 MELISSA MANCHESTE RHETTA HUGHES ATTITUDE MICHAEL JACKSON N EW EDITION MAZE DENIECE WILLIAMS GEORGE CLINTON DAWSON L DIGGS Hottest: Hottest: SERGIO MENDES LAKESIDE MUSICAL YOUTH GROVER WASHINGTON MUSICAL YOUTH CHAMPAIGN GEORGE CLINTON Hottest: PRINCE WPLSFBMreerg BAR-KAYS Hottest: Hottest: LITTLE MILTON SYSTEM DAVID BOMIE NEW EDITION Rudy Jay. DENIECE WILLIAMS GEORGE CLINTON DEBARGE RAY PARKER JR. KASHIF THOMAS DOLBY SERGIO MENDES KASHIF JANET JACKSON JANET JACKSON MICHAEL JACKSON GLADYS KNIGHT EWIF WKYSIWashington, DC WHUR/Waehington, DL EWIF DIONNE WARWICK ATTITUDE MICHAEL JACKSON EWIF CAMEO MAZE WHITE Donnie Simpson Oscar Fields LENNY SYSTEM NEW EDITION NEW EDITION NEW EDITION JACKIE MOORE GEORGE CLINTON KLUGH DAWSON L DIGGS IRENE CARA INDEEP WLOUILoulnllle EARL MAZE MAZE CAMEO Neal O'Rw WEDRIMIUN PEABO BRYSON MARY JANE GIRL, WRKSAMR: Yak DENIECE WILLIAMS BRENDA RUSSELL Jackson/Jones DEBRA HURD Hottest: W JLBIDetrolt Hottest: MsyolOoarterorrs NEW EDITION RENEE & ANGELA WDAOIDayton WLUMIMIlwaukee HURRA KASHIF JACKSON YARBROUGH/PEOPLES D TRAIN Lankford SlpMns James Alexander Jack Randall JONZUN CREW DERRICK MICHAEL WHISPERS CULTURE CLUB BRENDA RUSSELL DENIECE WILLIAMS MARGIE JOSEPH MICHAEL HENDERSON CHAMPAIGN GLENN JONES LIONEL RICHIE BRASS CONSTRUCTIO LIONEL RICHIE AL JARREAU DENIECE WILLIAMS SMOKE? ROBINSON LENNY WHITE MANDRILL PAGE L PEARSON AL JARREAU EW&F DENIECE WILLIAMS MAZE KNIGHT INDEEP NONA HENISRY% CULTURE CLUB FONZI THORNTON THELMA HOUSTON GLADYS TYRONE BRUNSON RAZZ CH1-LITES DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: DIANE RICHARDS BAND - BOHANNON DEBRA HURD LAKESIDE PHILLIPPE WYNNE CULTURE CLUB ERNE HALL L OATES Hottest: Hottest: RENEE A ANGELA LENNY WHITE EVELYN KING DENIECE BRENDA RUSSELL SERGIO MENDES LIONEL RICHIE CHAMPAIGN ANGELA BOFILL WILLIAMS SHOCK FELIX L JARVIS W ANT/Richmond LENNY MICHAEL HENDERSON GLADYS KNIGHT MICHAEL JACKSON MICHAEL JACKSON KASHIF WHITE YARBROUGH/PEOPLES MAZE KIrty Cermkhael GROVER WASHINGTON Hottest: Hottest: reporters NEW EDITION GEORGE CLINTON AL JARREAU Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS (J) indicates Black DREAMGIRLS GROVER WASHINGTON WHISPERS JACKSON SWEET G DEBARGE STEVE ARRINGTON'S WHISPERS LENNY WHITE MICHAEL MICHAEL HENDERSON MICHAEL JACKSON BOHANNON SPYDER-D Hottest: MAZE also contributing to Jazz Chart INSTANT FUNK WHISPERS HALL MANDRILL & OATES MTUME TYRONE BRUNSON GEORGE CLINTON BRASS CONSTRUCTIO VISUAL ISLET OROS AL JARREAD STEVE ARRINGTON'S INSTANT FUNK EWIF NARADA M. WALDEN Hottest: WLTHIOary SOUL SONIC FORCE ELLIS HALL JR Hottest: TYRONE BRUNSON BETTY WRIGHT CHAMPAIGN WDMTICIsrelend Dana Nusklsson WCINICInennhtl WHISPERS STEPHANIE MILLS ANGELA BOFILL MIDWEST MaglclJames New & Active See Page Frank Batley KI DDO MICHAEL HENDERSON W W WS/Saginaw GEORGE CLINTON ... 62 J RAY PARKER JR. SMOKET ROBINSON TYRONE BRUNSON BM %IChlago GLADYS KNIGHT Kermit Crockeft W EW LF ATTITUDE DIANE RICHARDS TEMPTATIONS Lee Michaels SRAKATAK JONZUN CREW MAZE EVELYN KING CHAKA KHAN LIONEL RICHIE CHOCOLATE MILK SY REETA NEM EDITION MAZE LIONEL RICHIE WDROIDBftolt THELMA HOUSTON EW&F NEW EDITION HELLAA DAZI BAND Brian While LOU RAWLS D TRAIN LENNY WHITE BRASS CONSTRUCTIO NIKKI EWLF YARBROUGH/PEOPLES Hottest: NONA HENDRYX CAMEO Hottest: FONZI THORNTON AL JARREAD BROTHERS JOHNSON Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE. MANDRILL LAKESIDE ISLET BROS GLADYS KNIGHT WHISPERS MAZE THUNDERFLASH AL JARREAU BAR-KAYS DENIECE WILLIAMS NEW EDITION STEVE ARRINGTON'S JAZZ10 MARGIE JOSEPH THOMAS DOLBY TEMPTATIONS CHAMPAIGN MICHAEL HENDERSON TYRONE DAVIS DERANGE OTONE TEMPTATIONS OLIVER CHEATHAM FATBACK SERGIO MENDED Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: MAZE CHAMPAIGN DEBARGE K MJWSL Laub KASHIF LAXIER L CO B BFkalClsealaa BOONE BROS. WKWM/Grand Rapids CNERI DIANE RICHARDS Lynn Tenor" Oakley McCoy ONE WAY Hottest: Frank Grunt NATIONAMURPLAY/30. SOS BAND MAZE BETTY WRIGHT CAMEO EW&P CHERI CAMEO CHILL FACTOR Leal STEVE ARRINGTON'S EWLF GEORGE CLINTON April 15, 1983 HURT EN' BAD CON FUNK SHUN NAZE Hottest: Week Wa OACMwlard JONZUN CREW ISLET BROS YARBROUGH/PEOPLES ISLET BROS W OCllChlcago IA GOLF NEW EDITION Erlk Stola D TRAIN O'BRYAN (MCA) RlcMrd Pogue WOLF BOONE BROS. PRINCE o JOE SAMPLE/The Hunter MAZE INDEEP LIONEL RICHIE GEORGE CLINTON NEW EDITION LIONEL RICHIE WOPRIDMroI ANITA BAKER TYRONE BRUNSON 2 2 GEORGE HOWARD/Asphalt Gardens (Palo Alto) MAZE IRENE CARA BRASS CONSTRUCTIO SCOTT i BENSON Jar assncer Hottest: D TRAIN YARBROUGH/PEOPLES GEORGE CLINTON 3 3 DAVE GRUSIN/The NY/LA Dream Band (GRP) CAMEO SERVICE ERIE AURRA Hottest: O'BRYAN WZENFM/St. Louis DAVID BOWIE KAGNY L THE DIRTY BLUE MAGIC MICHAEL JACKSON MTUME /Nay Kemp 6 LONNIE LISTON SMITH/Dreams Of Tomorrow (Doctor Jazz) CARLOS SANTANA INDEEP GOODIE DENIECE WILLIAMS MTUME TYRONE DAVIS YELLOW JACKETS CAMEO LYNN WHITE nOne Hottest: ISLE? BROS DAZI BAND 5 KILIMANJARO/Two (Philo) EWLP CHAMPAIGN Hottest: GEORGE CLINTON LIONEL RICHIE MANS PRODUCTION NEW EDITION WTLCAndianapoln GEORGE CLINTON JUICY RENEE L ANGELA 9 lO RARE SILK/New Weave (Polydor/PolyGram) DYNAMIC T Jay JolwsBn WHISPERS KASHIF BOOKER NEWBERRY I LENNY WHITE WVKOICW.R.Bw KASHIF STEVE ARRINGTON'S MANDRILL CAMEO BAR-KAYS 4 7 TANIA MARIA/Come With Me (Concord/Picante) MICHAEL HENDERSON K N illMap DAVID BOWIE CHAMPAIGN Hottest: SMOKE? ROBINSON MICHAEL JACKSON MELBA MOORE CAMEO D TRAIN DEBARGE B PHIL EXODUS 8 UPCHURCH/Revelations (JAM) AMUZEMENT GLADYS KNIGHT MAZE WVOIIToledo x WBLZJCIncInnstl PARK Hottest: AL JARREAU IRENE CARA YARBROUGH/PEOPLES Is Brian Castle O'BRYAN Mass Myrick 7 9 GROVER WASHINGTON JR./The Best Yet To Come (Elektra) GLADYS KNIGHT BAR-KAYS ILL'S LATEST ARRIV KASHIF CAMEO KASHIF NEW EDITION BRENDA RUSSELL BOONE BROS. BAR-KAYS 10 ALLEN VIZZUTTI/Red Metal (Bainbridge) LIONEL RICHIE DENIECE WILLIAMS D TRAIN RENEE L ANGELA 0 MICHAEL Hottest: ISLET BROS JACKSON DAVID BOWIE BRENDA RUSSELL ISLET BROS 11 MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: RUN D.M.C. CAMEO SHAKATAK/Invitations (Po)ydor/PolyGram) DEBARGE MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: Hottest: GREG KIN» SAND CHAMPAIGN CHAMPAIGN KASHIF 17 HANK CRAWFORD/Midnight Ramble (Milestone) GEORGE CLINTON DEBARGE ATTITUDE BETTY WRIGHT KASHIF WHISPERS WHISPERS KIDDO 13 13 HERBIE HANCOCK/Quartet (Columbia) KASHIF DAWSON L DIGGS AL JARREAD TYRONE BRUNSON STEVE ARRINGTON'S 21 JOHN KAIZAN NEPTUNE/West Of Somewhere (Milestone) 15 15 ANGELA BOFILL/Too Tough (Arista) DEBUT ) 43 WILTON FELDER/Gentle Fire (MCA) 16 17 PATRICK WILLIAMS/Dreams And Themes (PCM) Grammy Award Winner 19 JESSICA WILLIAMS/Update (Cleancut) 20 CHARLES EARLAND/Street Themes (Columbia) DEBUT JARREAU/Jarreau (WB) MILES DAVIS Is Back With 12 21 EARL KLUGH & BOB JAMES/Two Of A Kind (Capitol) 14 22 JIMMY McGRIFF/The Groover (JAM) "STAR 18 23 AZYMUTH/Cascades (Milestone) DEBUT NAT ADDERLEY QUINTET/On The Move (Theresa) DEBUT RICHIE COLE AND.../Return To Alto Acres (Palo P'to) PEOPLE" BILL EVANS/A Tribute (Palo Alto) 1 DEBUT 22 27 BLUE WISP BIG BAND/Butterfly (Mopro) His Brand New 25 28 GENE HARRIS/Hot Lips (JAM) DEBUT l DEE BELL/DURAN/GETZ/Let There Be Love (Concord) Album Shipping 27 30 WEATHER REPORT/Procession (Columbia)

April 28th JAZZ REPORTING STATIONS: WYBC/New Haven, Art Russell; KSAX/Dallas-Ft. Worth, Bob Stewart; WDBS/Durham, Rob Gringle; WMGI/Gainesville, FL, Albert Jiles; WLOQ/Orlando, Paul Gerardi; WBBY/Columbus, OH, Tim on Hodges; WJZZ/Detroit, John Hill; KTWN/Minneapolis, Tom Polissero; WXFM/Chicago, Jim Walsh; KKGO/Los Angeles, Cal coi Milner; KJAZ/San Francisco, Dick Conte; KJZZJSeattie, Jeff Hanley. COLUMBIA RECORDS & TAPES

www.americanradiohistory.com Atlantic/RFC hits hard for Summer '83! Change grows up! Change has emerged as a dazzling live act fronted by the sensual and diverse vocals of James Robinson and Deborah "This Is Your Time;' the title Cooper. ]-89883 track single proves once again the Change is always good for you! Watch for Change on tour and on TV! The label with the juice presents the record with the juice! Attitude's single, "We Got The Juice;' is breaking mass appeal in New York, San Francisco, Miami, Washington, Detroit and Boston and spreading fast! Attitude's appeal is from teenagers to housewives! All America's turning on the juice! Are you juiced yet? Look for Attitude's forthcoming album, "Pump The Nation:"

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MOST ADDED EAST NOTTIST , MOST ADDED MIDWEST MIOTTIST , MOST ADDED SOUTHH NOTTIST. MOST ADOID WEST MOTTEST Stotler Brothers (Mercury/PG) .loiwaty Lee (FM/Aeyklm) Alabama Shelly West (WB/Vival Barbara Mandrel (MCA) Shelly West (WB/Viva) Barbara Mandrel (MCA) (RCA) Barbera Mandrel (MCA) Barbara Mandrel (MCA) Alabarla (RCA) Oak Ridge Boys (MCA) Shely West (WB/Viva) Oak Ridge Boys (MCA) Oak Ridge Boye (MCA)

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MORRIS STATLER BROTHERS MICHAEL MURPHEY BARBARA MANORELL BARBARA MANORELL Hottest: STATLER BROTHERS SCRUGGS/BONITO BATTY BAUER WILLIE BARBARA HANORELL Mottest: TANYA TUCKER FRIZZELL B WEST NELSON STATLER BROTHERS DAN SEALS ALABAMA ALARMA BARBARA MANDREL( 6M! MORRIS LINN ANDERSON rottest: Hottest. JOHNNY LEE HARNDRELL MMYEL FELTS STATLER BROTHERS Hottest: JOAN ANDERSON BARBARA Hottest: LEE (GeTT B ROBBINS DON WILLING OAK RIDGE BOYS Hottest: MEL K DANIEL CONWAY TWISTY JOHNNY LEE »HEI OAK RIDGE BOYS BMA BAM RONNIE MILS» LON WILLING SHELLY WEST ROGERS & EASTON TOM JONES DAVIES ALABAMA OAK RIDGE BOYS WALE «GARD Hottest: Hottest: IHM! WILLING JR BARBARA NAORELL GIL GARY MORRIS KATHY BAIER EMMOU HARRIS SHELLY WEST SMELLY WEST MERLE HAGGARD ROONEY LAY SHELLY WEST GEORGE STRAIT CRYSTAL GAYLE B.J. DONS JOHNNY LEE RONNIE MILSAP Hottest: Hottest: PRUETT G ROBBINS I.G. SHEPPARD ROSANNE CASH B.J. THOMAS TIMMY WYNETTE VAN JOHN CONLEE CRYSTAL GALE PORTER WAGONER GEORGE STRAIT B.J. 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ROBBINS MEL TELL IS JOHNNY LEE OSNRaNN OK DAVID ALLAN COE LLOYD DAVID FOSTER Hottest: HANK WILLIM1 JR NaewR.NJ WINWnapNtPA SHELLY WEST WADED CM, RAY GRIFF LOUISE MANORELL KECK PATER WAGONER Hottest: DAA RIDGE BOYS lbw CIAMA W SHELLY NEST KMKiM MERLE B WILLIE Hottest: MERLE MGMAD LOUISE HAMMEL! LYtrMt Nl BARBARA MANORELL ALABAMA WDAK JOHN COREE EARL THOMAS CONLEY DAVID ALLAN COE JIM GLASER Heerlen, TX SMELLY WEST ALLAN TANYA TUCKER MA RIDE BOIS SHELLY WEST STATLER BROTHERS EDDIE REMIT WIUO WHITES DAVID COE CRMRMr, GA CRYSTAL DARE MICKEY GILLEY PRUETT B ROBBINS KIOVfiO DAVID ALLAN COE NEL TEILES TONY ST. JOHN RONNIE MILSAP CMWMEe, K [HAPLY IC CLAIN DON WILIIMS RONNIE MILSAP HOME GENE WATSON STEWART B DILLON FNNa, W JOIN COREE LEE GREEM1000 MERLE HAGGARD MOIL JOE STAMPL E! Hottest: BARBARA MAIDRELL SINN STATLER BROTHERS EEIE RABBITS BARE B MALTON TAMMY NYNETTE GARY RORRIS DON WILLIAMS VA WILLIE & BRENDA JOIN ANDERSON GAGE STRAIT brews, on TEXAS VOCAL COWAN WOGE BARBARA MANORELL KlMrnand, LEON EVERETTE TONY ST. JMN BARBARA M ERRELL BARBARA ARMGRELL RONNIE PE OOWELL JOHNNY RODIGUEZ MARVEL FELTS OMAN tee, AW Hottest: SHEPPARD Hottest: RAY A.G. LEE GREENWOOD ALABAMA GRIFF FRIZZED. W NEST KANE STATLER BROTHERS WLW'A LEE GREENWOOD ROME MC DOWELL B.J. THONS NEM G0501N SUPER GRIT COWBOY Hottest: »MANY LEE Hottest: STEWART B PILLOW RAY CHARLES MRMeRNNe, AL PORTER WAGONER ROSANNE CASH GLEN CAMPBELL GENE WATSON MY CHARLES JIM BASER Ardn, TX WVAM ALARMA LLOYD DAVID FOSTER RONNIE NE »ALL ON RIDGE BOYS BOXCAR WILLIE Hottest: JIM BASER CHARLEY PRIDE ED BRAKE RONNIE MILSAP RAllI BAILEY KM/H SHELLY WEST SHELLY WEST REBA NE ENTIRE ALABAMA BARBARA MAIMED ANRar, PA CRYSTAL GAYLE BARBARA MAIDRELL Hottest: BARBARA MAIMED Hottest: BARBARA MANENELL STEWART & DILLON LINN Neck. M TANYA TOOTER OAK RIDGE BOYS ALABAMA GARY MORRIS ROSANNE CASH MICHAEL MURPHEY B.J. TWINS RADO! BAILEY JOHNNY LEE BARARA MANORELL BRICE EDDIE RABBITS NNDERSM JMN COPLEE RONNIE MILS» JMN COREE B ED BRUCE TONY NYNETTE Hottest: WTI! ALABAMA GEORGE STRAIT Hottest: WILLIE BRENDA MIL DAVIES LINDA NAIL DAVID ALLAN COE ALABAMA STATLER BROTHERS SHELLY WEST ROBBINS RONNIE DWELL DM SEALS OM RIDGE BOYS WIIIMNRport MO GK RIDGE BOYS SHELLY WEST KATY N FRIZZELL WEST STATLER BROTHERS L LEM RAINES J. TARNS EMTEOU HARRIS ROGERS B (ASSN WTW WYLM INNINGS Hottest: RONNIE MILSAP SMELLY WEST TANYA TUCKER WKYO K GUFPEY LANE HENDERSON REBA ENTIRE WI CRYSTAL LAIE MICE O.J. THOMAS WV BARBARA PANORELL HERE B WILLIE PORTER WAGONER PE IMONOM ALABAN COWRY TWITTY BARBARA MAIORELL PNNeMee 110 KOWA PRUETT B ROBBINS TAMMY AYNETTE HANK WILLING JR SHELLY NEST SHELLY NEST RONNIE NILS» JANA CONES Hottest: MANORELL KPLXfM INN BAND ROSANNE CASH GARY MORRIS ELVIS PRESLEY Or ROM*, IA »N CONE( BARBARA OA her Clly, OK JOHN COLEE WILLIE NELSON Hottest: WILLIE B BRENDA KTTbAMe11 ROSANNE CASA Worth. TX Hottest: KENNY ROGERS TANYA TUCKEN KFOO tAtaRót JOHN ANDERSON WYLM JENNINGS GAY MORRIS GARY MORRIS None MO SHELLY WEST DOILY PARTON LYNN ANDERSON WMMEíM Fare, W IpeB'SEIRM, WILDE INNINGS GEORGE JONES RONNIE MILS» TAMP NYNETTE «LOW TACKETT Hottest: LEM EVERETTE DAVID ALLAN COE K KYX Hottest. MEL PE DANIEL CNtRYwtl, OH WFMEFM EARL TAMS COMER RICKEY GILLEY STATLER BROTHERS KREN TAYLOR MK RIDGE BOYS BARRARE M\MOREEL EDDIE RABBITS LLOYD DAVID FOSTER GUS GEORUIN Hottest: BARBARA MANBELL PERLE B WILLIE S an AntNYM TX LEE GREENWOOD BARBARA MANORELL Indlen.RRIN, M ALABAMA BAND JOHNNY ROCINIZ T.G. SHEPPARD MERLE CANED ROGERS & EASTON LEO! EVERETTE RAY CHARLES Hottest: BAN WYNM-F11 ALMARA T.G. RAY CHARLES MARLOW TACKETT MICHEL MMPHEY GEORGE STRAIT TANYA TUCKER H ottest: LEE GREENWOOD BARBARA RAMMED ROSANNA CASH MEL TILLIS SHEPPARD BARBARA MANORELL M ee IlRIee, LA TEXAS VOCAL CONAN TILLIS SHELLY WEST SCRUGGS/BONITO ALABAMA TANYA TUCKER GENE WATSON ROSA« CASH LEE GREENWOOD BOXCAR WILLIE Nl DON WILLIAMS THOMES Hottest: TNMY NYNETTE EDDIE RMBITT N.J. RAY CHARLES MBA N ENTIRE LYN ANDERSON RONNIE MILSAP WILLIE NELSON Hottest: MAI MORRIS BARBARA WORRELL. WCB INNIntere, ND LOUISE »MORELL MK RIDGE BOYS Hottest: RONNIE MILSAP SAFER GRIT COWBOY SHELLY WEST WUMM TONY NONETTE MICKEY GILLEY NEL K DANIEL TONY WIPETTE LaWNM1M, KY REBA NE ENTIRE ALABAMA IN WILLIAMS SIERRA LLOYD DAVID FOSTER NRMIMA TN MCCOY A HICKS TM JANES JIM GLASER STEWART B DILLON CHALET RIO JOHN COREE KYMEFAMIFM DAVID ALLAN COK KATHY BADER INFO MOE BANDY REBA NC ENTIRE Hottest: TANYA TUCKER CRYSTAL GAYLE Hottest: WYLM JENNINGS ANY[ CARSON WILLIE TM JANES OAK RIDGE BOYS Onwhe K REBA NC ENTIRE WIRBEL FELTS BARBAU MOORED! PMIled.MMR, PA NELSON ALABAMA MICE HENDERSON ROSANNE CASH WN WILLIAMS CRYSTAL GAYLE JOHNNY LEE SNaCBfN SHELLY MST Hottest: EMnOU HARRIS SHELLY WEST LYNN ANDERSON TM JANES Hottest: CM WILLING JANK CORES CONWAY WITTY ALABAMA GREENNDDD SHELLY HEST W ee1MMJ WI KIRY-AMM NOE GEORGE JONES LEE AM COCEE WAIL SUPER MIT COWBOY BANDY WHITES LOCKL IN MERLE MAHD TX MK RIDE BOYS ALABAMA LEON EVERETTE JOHNNY RODRIGEZ Hottest: D Pate WILLIE NELSON WAIL WCXMMIFM KENNY ROGERS GAY MAORIS NEL TILLIS KIERAN KANE REBA IC ENTIRE JOHNNY [HAPLY N CLAIN MO BANDY JOHN COREE EMMYLUU MARES LEE ORheN, M CEBARA «DRELL CARL! N CLAIN DON WILL MVITY ROBBINS JOHNNY LEE Hottest: CIBMerd, LARI WKMF ROSANNE CASH I« RONNIE MILS» OAK RIDGE BOYS DAVID ALLAN COE DAN SEALS RAY CHARLES Hottest: GEORGE STRAIT WILLIE ALARMAA FAIL M MERLE MGGARD Hottest: NELSON None KAREN TAYLOR MERLE BAGDAD BRICE NNOERSM DAVID CLAYTON 1111 GEORGE STRAIT TAR RIDGE BOYS WIRE SHELLY WEST ALABAMA MAGMA MANENELL TEXAS VOCAL CONAN TANN! WYATTE LEE GREENWOOD WRY MORRIS Hottest: WL.AYMY DAVID JOHNNY LEE Indb epNYN, M RODNEY LAY ALLAN COE ROGERS B EASTON STATLER BROTHERS STATLER SHELLY WEST MCCOY B NICKS MICHAEL MURPHEY KKYENAMBM REBA N ENTIRE BROTHERS at Lamle, WO JOHNNY LEE WIRMWFIA LYNN ANDERSON GEORGE STRAIT KENNEDY B JEG IS TANYA TUCKER MICKEY GILLEY RANN JN Attest: DON EARL THOMAS aM'wePeR LA NILLIMS WILLIAMS PRESLEY CONEY T.G. SHEPPARD AHEM. ME Hottest: OAK RIDGE JMN CORLEE ELVIS CHNRLY CLAIN AXCAR WILLIE BOYS GARY NORRIS K K LEI ED MUCE ALABAMA JOHNNY LEE B.J. MOWS DENIES INLAID JIB GLASER STATLER BROTHERS 00N WILLIAMS DAVID ALLAN STATLER BROTHERS BreneH TX CO OAK RIDGE BOYS WAYLON JENNINGS CANONS CON WILLIAMS LEON MINES «LOW TACKETT SMELLY WEST PARTY BOBKIRS TAINT NYNETTE WW ROGERS EASTON Hottest: BRICE HENDERSON Wal STATIER BROTHERS B RONIE PE DWELL GARY MORRIS NEST RAY GRIFF PKNMWMLA BARBARA MANGRELL MK RIDGE MPS SHELLY WANZ -/1 SHELLY WEST GEORGE STRAIT Hottest: Hottest: NNRMCNN, TN BARBARA MANDRELS. TARI HENSLEY Hottest: JMMY RODRIGUEZ LaRK-N, KY TM JONES SMELL! NEST ALABAMA JMNY LEE KIPPI MANNA KENNY ROGERS DM WILLIAMS ROGERS B EASTM TAYLOR CON WILLIAMS KAREN DAK RIME BOYS SHELLY WEST LEE GREENWOOD TAMA NYNETTE MOTHERS DAVID ALLAN CO RONNIE IN DOWELL LEE GREENWOOD DON WILLIAMS T.G. BELLMY DAVID ALLAN CO JOHNN Y LEE WILLIE NELSON SHEPPARD Hottest: STATLER BROTHERS BROKE GLASER BARE L DALTON ED MILSAP JIM WILLIE & Hottest: RONNIE HANK WIELD/NS JR PORTER WAGONER BRENDA REBA N ENTIRE GENE WATSON B.J. HOMs Hottest: Hottest: ALABAMA ROGERS & EASTON JOHN CONLEE JIM GLASER DAK RIDGE BOYS Hottest: SHELLY AS' ED BRUCE MK RIDGE BOYS OAK RIDGE BOYS Hottest: S.J. THOMES ALABAMA RONNIE N DWELL SMELLY WEST SHELLY NEST ALM/AA JOHNNY ROORIGDEI DAN RIDGE BUYS JOE STAMPED RONNIE N DWELL RONNIE NILS» WTIeKM MENG B.J. THOMAS [MRLEY PRIDE JOHNNY LEE GIS HARDIN DAVID ALLAN COE RONNIE NE WALL Terre NARRIAJ W FryeleMMle, NC RONNIE N DWELL REBA NC ENTIRE MICKEY GILLEY GEN WATSON KOEWKJOT KUONFM CUOR KWJJ SMELLY WEST GEORGE STRAIT WEST K BCP{M KOA * Ye, g EWaMR, ON Gene Rar, WY POrIlen4 OR RONNIE MILSAP PARTI ROBBINS RONNIE NILS» WOYKfM SAM LAHM City, UT Speller, WA WeNO T.G. SHEPPARD PAR VOL EEL TS Twee*. eet, FL STATLER BROTHERS TONY WZDLiY KLLI S arre, VT KKBTLM ST. JOTA BARBARA «GRELL BARBARA PANDRELL BARBARA MANORELL BARE B DALTON TONY ST, JMN YBPONFM GARY «RES NEL DANIEL BARBARA MAKRELL N HNMREWN, AL LRINatIL TX Aamemmegve, NM N Hottest: STATLER BROTHERS SUPER GRIT COWBOY N l TILLIS ELVIS PRESLEY WNO A M BARBARA «ORELL MEL DANIEL BARBARA MALIDRELL PewM, BARBARA NNMELL CMALY PE CLAIN ROGERS JIM GLASER K B EASTON TANYA TUCKER Hottest: BARBARA «WELL New erne J LA GAIL DAVIES TAMP VTNETTE ELVIS PRESLEY STATLER BROTHERS TEXAS VOCAL CONAN VERN GOSDIN DM WILLIAMS BARBARA «DRELL MK RIDGE BOYS RAY CHARLES TAMMY NYNETTE MK RIDGE BOYS TAMA NYNETTE NEL K DANIEL TEXAS BARBARA MAMORELL MALM TACKETT MANLELL BRICE HENDERSON GENE WATSON DIMLY N COIN VOCAL COWAN TANYA TUCKER BARBARA LINDA RONSTAOT TMMY WYGTTE TEXAS VOCAL COWAN JOHN CONEE Hottest: GENE WATSON CANALY N CLIN CBARLY N CLAIN KAREN TAYLOR TANYA TUCKER Hottest: KREN TAYLOR BRICE HENDERSON FRIZZELL L MST DM WILLIAMS ROSANNE CASH Hottest: KENNY 0 WYLM JENNINGS CHARLEY RIDE GAIL DAVIES DAVID CLAYTON THON GARY MOIRES Hottest: LEE GREE1NODD ALABAMA NAVEL FELTS SHYER MALLON TACKETT Hottest: EDDIE RABBITS GEORGE STRAIT Hottest: ROSANNE CASH MENLO MAGAAD EDDY ARNOLD Hottest: CONWAY TWITTY JMN CORLEE BILLY PARKER HANK WILLIAMS JR GUI AENRIS LINDSEY EDWRDS PORTER WAGONER JOHN CORLEE SMELLY WEST THOMES SHELLY WEST MICHAEL MIMPAY RAY CHARLES PORTER WAGONER RONNIE RENO B.J. OAK RIDGE BOYS Hottest: WYLM JEANINES CHARLEY RIDE WAGONER Hottest: Hottest: Honest: POTER PORTER WAGONER MICKEY GILLEY LEE MEENA00 JMN CONEE KVE0 RONNIE INC JMN CONLEE REBA K ENTIRE PORTER WAGONER WILLIE NELSON MANORELL LINDA NAIL DWELL OAK RIDGE BOYS KAREN TAYLOR ED BRUCE LOUISE GENE WATSON EDDIE AMBITS LOUISE MNORELL ROSANNE JMN CORLEE BARE B DALTON ALLAN CEE Lee *he., NV Hottest: SHELLY WEST MBA N ENTIRE CASH MK RIDGE BOYS DAVID JMN CONEE NL TILLES KTIL111 Hottest: DAVID ALLAN COE BUS «DIN EDDIE RABBITS REM IC ENTIRE SALL! NEST RONNIE MILSAP SHELLY WEST MICKEY GILLEY RABBITT Ka ALARMAA JIM GLASER LOUISE NNORELL DOW WILLIAMS RONNIE N COWELL EDDIE Tapet BEENGE STRAIT LEON EVERETTE JOHN CONLEE WIMP JOHNNY LEE MERLE MEGAN STATLER BROTHERS LOUISE NMRELL WXSO'M ALARMA T.G. SHEPPARD JOHNNY RODRIGEZ KVOC KCCYiRI DON WILLIAMS FL P.J. THOMAS GAMY MORRIS JOHNNY ROLIGEI NIMM, VA Werth. TX Capper, WY KAIAK P WNab, CO TAMP VYNETTE GLEN CAMPBELL MARK« LYNN ANDERSON CONWAY TNITTY K IGO MAYA Fenny, CA GAY MORRIS GENE WATSON RONNIE PE DWELL FL BOXBAR WILLIE at Anthony. W MEL IC DANIEL WWODIWKII WA« PMn area, WYNL KMiM MERLE HAGGARD BARBARA MANORELL WILLIE L BRENDA DAVID ALLAN RbRBMMwr, NY PRUETT B ROBBINS LEE CO BARBARA PANORELL GREENDDD LpWapE.VA D FEY ArWMlen, CA WILLIE NELSON TANYA TUCKER STATLER BROTHERS EDDIE RABBITS DON WILLIAMS ellel0. SUPER MIT COWBOY KCKC STATLER BROTHERS MAI MORRIS MICKEY GILLEY JOE STAIPLEY GARY MORRIS CONWAY TWITTY WCMafM MCCOY B NICKS BARBARA RAMMEI! NGLFEEY LANE Hottest: GAY GOOOIIGT BARBARA «CREEL BARBARA «KRELL STATLER BROTHERS SAP MrnerANt CA REBA PE ENTIRE BANNARA AK-ELI BARBARA MNORELL DAVID ALLAN COE Hottest: H ottest: TANYA TUCKER Hottest: WS «DIN Nalwa, VA TONY ST. JOHN VERN GOSDIN STATLER BROTHERS RAY CHARLES MEL TILLIS STATLER BROTHERS STATLER BROTHERS Hottest: JOHNNY LEE RODNEY LAY MCKIM HARRIS J OE STAHLEI DAN SEALS ON RIDGE BOYS BARBARA RANDALL DAVID ALLAN COE N DDFFEY LANE STATLER BROTARS LEE GREENWOOD ALBRAMA TEXAS VOCAL COWAN OAK RIDGE BOIS BARBARA MANORELL LEE TEXAS VOCAL COW. WILLIE NELSON WILLIE NELSON BARBARA MANORELL CARSON JMMY TANNI NYNETTE SHELLY NEST WILLIE B MENDA LEON EVERETTE RONNIE PULSAR JANIE FRICKE MINE SMELLY WEST MOE BANDY DON WILLIAMS ROONEY REBA PE ENTIRE ELVIS PRESLEY MRLOW TACKETT Hottest: LAY Hottest: JOE STMREY SOAK BELLMY MOTHERS «LOW TACKETT B.J. THONS RODRIGEI Hottest: TANYA TUCKER GEORGE STRAIT PORTER WAGONER ALABAMA JOHNNY TONY CHAPARRO ALABAMA NVA CARSON POE NE DANIEL MILSAP Hottest: CHARLEY RIDE TNMY RINETTE ARRMrpr. AK GEOOFF STRAIT RAIE KEATA WIGHT KVO0 CHULA CLAIN SMELLY MST ALABAMA GEORGE STRAIT W YLM JENNINGS K MAN WILLING JR Hottest: JORMI LEE Hottest: STROKES OK DAN SEALS SNEIIY WEST DIFFERENT TAM. EARL THONS COLE" WILLIE NELSON Hottest: ED BRUCE GEORGE STRAIT TAMI NYNETTE ALABAMA JIM GIVER WEKAWFM Hottest: SHELLY WEST STRAIT OM RIDGE BOYS COULEE CRYSTAL GAYLE REBA NE ENTIRE ROSACE DASH BARBARA MAMMELL GEORGE KIüY RIPPE WAYNE CARSON BC ALABAMA PORTER WAGONER CIAC WILLIE NELSON KENNY VERN OOSDIN Oremtlle, EDDIE RMBITT SHELLY NEST MERLE HAGGARD TEXAS VOCAL CONAN KUYY SMELLY NEST REBA NE ENTIRE ANeYKM, NY JENNINGS DE ITR ICH Nl N DANIEL DAVID ALLAN COE REALM INNINGS MERLE HAGGARD Lee AnNNlee, CA NAYLOR HARLOW TACKETT Cheyenne, WY Hottest: GUY MARRIS LYNN ANDERSON DAK RIDGE BOYS CORNA! TWITTY CRISTAI GAYLE Hottest: DARIO ALLAN COE TONY WYNETTE DON WILLIAMS SHELLY WEST NO BANDY 8.J. THOMES AXIL BARBARA MANORELL WCAW JOHN ANDERSON TANYA TUCKER MICHAEL MURPHEY CONNIE MLSON MERLE HAGGARD MEL TILLIS KEOMAM JMN ANDERSON aleNnMeed, TX MAY MARIS MerMRN, TN SHELLY WEST BARBARA «DRELL BARBARA NANORELL STATLER BROTHERS TARI HENSLEY CNN MAI« WV GENE MASON EHER NINBA, CA JOHN CORLEE WUqFM WAXY DAVID ALLAN COE NNTY 0.0118IH5 KKWG,M RAY CHARLES MARVEL FELTS LEM EVERETTE W rits INNINGS JIM GLASER Hottest: WleewM, VA T.G. SHEPPARD IZZELL & MST EARL OIL WILLIE B MENTA **WINK MA R B ABY G. RICE OMB Hottest: EDDIE RABBITS RAY CHARLES LLOYD DAVID FESTER, IYXX MICHAEL M«PHEY MICKEY GILLEY BARBARA MANDRELL BARBARA MANORELL GIS HARDIN BERM HIGGINS MEL R DANIEL ALABAMA LYNN AKERSON Attest: T.G. SHEPPARD NYNETTE DAVID ALLAN CE Ode, TX None MERLE HAGGARD LLOYD DAVID FOSTER DONYILl1AM5 TANI RAIZI BAILEY Hottest: JOHNNY LEE RAMIE REND GENE WATSON ALABAMA MEL K DANIEL TANYA TUCKER ROSA« CASH VERN FASDIN ENNAIOU MAMIS STRAIT BARBARA IRAORELL GEORGE STRAIT K WILLIE B BRENDA GEORGE MX RIDGE BOYS CUS GMT GOOMIGRT CONWAY TWITTY MICHEL AMNIA GARY HORRIS Hottest: NAVEL FELTS K( RANDY KCAL SHELLY WEST MK RIDGE BOYS TRere, AZ MICKEY GILLEY C«LY NE CLAIN WTOIIFM ARMIES NM WILLING JR ALABAMA Hottest: Hottest: GAIL ARvep MARINA CA JMN COPLEE STATLERST BROTHERS B.J. TARONS 6ARr NOROIS ROBA INC ENTIRE 0105 OA RIDGE BOYS MK RIDE BOTS WMMNNeNN,NC ALABAMA FRIZZELL & AST KPH MEL NE DANIEL CMLEY RIDE CHARLEY RIDE CA BMW» MADAM JIM GLASER RIN PARSONS aM BARea. SMELLY WEST ROGERS & EASTON REBA N ENTIRE DAMARA MANORELL RONNIE MILSAP JIN DAMER CAMA Ka Hottest: BARBARA MANSELL RONNIE C«EY K CLAIN TANYA TUCKER EDDY MNED ROSANNE CASH MERLE HAGGARD NE »ALL KNIE CJWRLY PE CLAIN OAK RIDE BOYS DON WILLIAMS STEWART N ICHE! GILLEY CRYSTAL UWE B.J. THONS SMELLY WEST B DILLON FRIZZELL B WEST MICA CANT ILLY CA Hottest: C«LY K CLAIN B. J. TARNS GMT MORRIS KNEW Yanr.Rn4 ROSA« CASH PRUETT B ROMAINS DAVID ALLAN CE Hottest: RAY CHAALES Calerada CO BIG AL DOWNING MK RIDE BOIS OM WILLING WYLM INNINGS MAW. ORNleedILF CA DON WILLIMS Hottest: JCHMY LEE Hottest: / MIFFEI LANE T.G. MAID ALLAN SHEPPARD JIM RASER »NMI LEE STATLER MOTHERS WWIIiM COE ALABAMA RONNIE PE DOWELL MK RIDE BOIS DON WILLING TEXAS VOCAL COWAN BARARA MAJORED SALLY MST ABRIS GAIL DAVIES EDDIE RABBITS PORTER BARBER GMT MIS NILLIMS JR ROSANNE CASH SHELLY NEST STATLER MOTHERS WILLIE & BRENDA CRarIRRNA, aC 11FOK0 MICKEY BILLET JIM GLASER Hottest: JIM COREE Hottest: SHELLY WEST MYOM INNINGS JOHN CORLEE GAT NBRIS KIPPI BRANNON D werPlw rNMA NIE MIL DAVIES LINN ANDERSON LOUISE NIMIELL B.J. TAONS WILLIE NELSON VERN GOSDIF ROGERS I EASTON W YE CARSON ROSANNE CASH STELLET L DILLON RAI PBNNIN&TON Hottest: LOUISE MABELI DAVID ALLAN CO DAVID ALLAN CO( NL TILLIS BARBARA «WELL MORRIS GENE WATSON BARBARA «KRELL «LOW TACKETT ALABAMA ROSM NF CASA EMI Hottest: CRYSTAL GAYLE CON WILlIMS NANENELI Hottest: Hottest: ED BRUCE K eaO KALE M BARBARA BAS «DIN LEON MMD RIDE JR EVERETTE LINN ANDERSON WILLIE B MENDA MK BOIS MN WILLI« ON RIDE BOIS Ye e NR CA WAILER JENNINGS KARON INNINGS MIL DAVIES TIMSNR BROTHERS hest: aNrWeA NY KC SMELLY WEST JOHNNY LEE B. J. MOMS MEJAD WILLIE NELSON MICE NMERSON AUGERS L EASTON aehetMORNd. CA WALE ALARMA CHARLEY RIDE OM WILLING 144 Current Reports None BOXCAR WILLIE EARL THOMAS CONEY MAIM JENNINGS SHELLY WEST KEEN BARBARA MAAENELL KRONE DAVID ALLAN MOORED Hottest: JOHNNY LEI DON WILLING CE LOUISE KMXiM CALM TAGAETT WIMdY, KB t en JAM. CA RONNIE DWELL MM WILLING JR MAMA MANORELL NOTOMA MT PENIKTM K The following stations did not S IMIAN Fewer*. AZ ALABAMA OAK RIDGE BOYS IRMY NYNETTE BASAR., CA Nottest: LBW AKERSOM BARE E DALTON SMELLY NEST WM Meese DC MKMIFIE! LAN KYOOFM KEIN MK RIDE BARBARA MMKOELL report and BARBARA MAIMELL MEL TILLIS this week therefore CO 1R RAY VERN BOWIE BALM BAK *nee, Oree Falb, TANYA TUCKER GRAVIES N.J. MOMS SUPER GAIT COMO! NYLON JENNINGS GUY ABRIS DAVID ALLAN CE WNEZAI TONY ST. MN MICE HENDERSON SHELLY NEST SIERRA their playlists were frozen: STATLER BROTHERS MARTI ROBBINS LEE GREENWOOD BOXCAR WILLIE DON WILLIAMS LEE GREENWOOD BARBARA NANMELL JOHN [CAFE BROTHERS *Belem PA MN SEALS EDDIE RABBITS STATLER GENE MASON T.G. SHEPPARD «TER WAGONER Hottest: TEXAS VOCAL COPAN «LOW TACKETT BIS «DIN MICE HENDERSON BARE B DALTON TUCKER Hottest: [MK! NE CLAIN SHELLY WEST Hottest: TANYA Hottest: OMAN BROTHERS Hottest: ROGERS B EASTON WNOE-AM/New Orleans Hottest: REBA ALAIN« CLAIR LEON EVERETTE PE ENTIRE [«L! N LEE MK RIDGE BOYS RAY MIFF ALABAMA »MY JOANNA LEE BARBARA MAIMED MK RIDGE BOYS MINT LEE DOW WILLIAMS JAN! LEE MN COLEE BOYS DAN SEALS DAK RIDGE BOIS GEORGE STRAIT OAR RIDE KSSN/Little Rock Hottest: DAVID ALLAN CE Hottest: SMELLY WEST TED TEMORD BROTHERS MERLE HAGGARD B.J. OKRAS ROGERS ELLMT PORTER WAGONER B.J. THOMAS MK RIDE BOYS MAID ALLAN B GSTM VERN GGSDIN CE DAVID ALLAN CO( Hottest: JOHNNY LEE SHELLY REST GEORGE STRATI WZZK-FM/Birmingham DAK RIDGE BOYS EMYLOU MICKEY GILLEY RIDE BOYS WILLIE NELSON MIDE «NIS ED MULE CHARLEY REM N ENTIRE MMY KLZ ROSANNE CASH & FM/Seattle LEE KLEMM*FM SHELLY MST KMPS-AM REM NE ENTIRE Denver. CO WYLM JENNINGS arale. WA N MI HAMAN MICHAEL IrIREr WITL-FM/Lansing T.G. SHEPPARD None LEE GREENWOOD BARBARA «DRELL Note: WRJZ/Knoxville has changed ROSA« CASK TEXAS VOCAL CONAN formats and is no longer reporting. HARLOW TACKETT

Hottest Tracks: L.A.A. (A Dekt' eusedr (RCA) WAYLON JENNINGS MERLE HAGGARD & WILLIE NELSON - Poncho And Lefty HANK WILLIAMS JR. - Strong Stuff - (Elektra/Curb) 'Scarlet Fever' (Liberty) (Epic) "Poncho And Lefty" "All The Soft Places To Fall" "Half A Man" "Leave Them Boys Alone" "A Whole Lot Of Hank" "Made In The Shade" - "Homecoming Queen" KENNY ROGERS WAYLON JENNINGS - It's Only Rock & Roll - (RCA) "Living Legends IA Dyin' Breed)" "Ft's Only Rock & Roll" "Medley Of Hits" "Mental Revenge" ALBUMS WILLIE NELSON - Tougher Than Leather - (Columbia) Most Requested: COUNTRY "Tougher Than Leather" "Changing Skies" "The Convict And The Rose" are receiving the heaviest airplay. Cuts in bold type OAK RIDGE BOYS - American Made - (MCA) "Heart On The SHELLY WEST "Jose'Cuervo" (WB/Viva) Line (Operator, Operator)" "Amity" "Love Song" "You Made It Beautiful" OAK RIDGE BOYS "American Made" (MCA) ALABAMA - The Closer You Get - (RCA) "The Closer You Get" CHARLEY PRIDE - Country Classics - (RCA) "Tennessee ALABAMA "Dixieland Delight" (RCA) "Red River" "Lady Down On Love" "Alabama Sky" "Dixie Boy" "Very Special Saturday Night" "Burning Bridges" "Wondering" "That's How Much I Love DAVID ALLAN COE "The Ride" (Columbia) Love" "She Put The Sad In All His Songs" "What In The Name Of Love" You" CRYSTAL GAYLE - True Love - (WB) "True Love" "Deeper In KENNY ROGERS - We've Got Tonight - (Liberty) "Scarlet The Fire" "You Bring Out The Lover In Me" Fever" "Bad Enough" "All My Life" "Farther I Go" LEE GREENWOOD - Somebody's Gonna Love You - (MCA) SHELLY WEST - West By West - (WB/Viva) "Flight 309 To "Ladies Love" "Somebody's Gonna Love You" "The Wind Beneath My Wings" Nashville" "When He Kisses Me" "Me On The One Side" "Don't Let Her Hurt National Airplay/50 ... See Page 64 "Going, Going, Gone" You"

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FMIBslleire, WTIX/New Orkrns. EAST WHFM/RoeheNter. NY WOMP OH KITE/Corpus Christi. TX WQUT/Johnson City, TN LA WJAD/Beinbridge, GA KNOEFM/Monroe, LA Kelly McCann McKenne SOUTH Marc Driscoll Rod Hampton Gary FrenkAn ENIoNWmt RhymeelShr PARAI.1.1.1 TWO MEN AT WORK none none RICK SPRINGFIELD NEIL DIAMOND WALTER EGAN CULTURE CLUB PARALLEL TW( ) CARL WILSON Hottest: Hottest: ROBERT ELLIS ORRA PRINCE SERGIO MENDER (dp) JOURNEY CULTURE STYX 1-1 JOURNEY WELT/Albany, NY CLUB STYX 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE KAJAGOOGOO TUBES JOURNEY LAURA BRANIGAN 19-19 JOURNEY 2-2 Hottest: SCANDAL NIGHT RANGER THOMAS DOLBY Jack Lawrence RONNIE MILSAP 20-20 WBBO/Augu.ta, GA SAGA (dp) TEMPTATIONS 5-5 JOURNEY 2-1 PETER ALLEN GERARD MCMAHON CHRIS DEBURGH ROBERT HAZARD 23-23 Bruce Steven. SCANDAL (dp) DAVID BOWIE 13-13 MICHAEL JACKSON 5-3 JIM CAPALUI Nottest: BELLE STARS TUBES NEIL DIAMOND INXS 24-24 Hottest: ZZ TOP TUBES (dp) GREG KINN BAND 12-7 GREG KINN BAND 2-1 NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: KZFM/Corpus ChdeN. TX DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 1-1 INNS WALTER EGAN DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 15-9 MICHAEL JACKSON 3-2 Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON MICHAEL JACKSON 5-2 8-2 PA BELLE STARS Jeckle Robbin* TOTO 22-15 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 5-3 GREG KINN BAND 3-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD BRYAN ADAMS 13-7 WIKLCLrmbrsbur8. LAURA BRANIGAN 11-7 hottest: KAJAGOOGOO ATF 8-4 ATP 5-4 MEN AT WORK D-9 WNhenW/Scott HALL 6 OATES DAVID BOWIE 11-8 GREG KINN BAND 4-I Hottest: WOKI/KnomIlle, TN PRINCE 10-5 BOB SEGER 12-6 DAVID BOWIE 15-10 SPARKS 6 WIEDLIN BOB SEGER 22-15 ZZ TOP JOHN ANDERSON 1-1 TOTO 11-7 STYX B-2 LAURA BRANIGAN PAT BENATAR Gary Adkins 22-15 JIM CAPALDI THOMAS DOLBY WCOO/Columbue. GA MICHAEL JACKSON 15-10 MICHAEL JACKSON 9-3 3-2 Hottest: WNVLNotfelk, VA DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 10-4 SPARKS 6 WIEDLIN GREG KINN BAND 8-3 RICK SPRINGFIELD Bob Relelyh WKFM/Syracuse, NY STYX 1-1 ATP 11-5 Hottest: PRINCE 7-5 CULTURE CLUB Stave Kelly WPFM/P.n.ma City, FL Johe C.NLci STYX 1-1 JOURNEY 2-2 PAT BENATAR JIM CAPALUI TOTO 16-9 THOMPSON BlshpiLee 15-10 DEF LEPPARD 3-3 NEIL DIAMOND TWINS JOURNEY WTRYIAlbeny, NY OX0 AL JARREAU JOURNEY BRYAN ADAMS MICHAEL JACKSON 4-4 DEBARGE (dp) INES EWJF 22-15 KHFI/Au.NS. TX RICK SPRINGFIELD BIN CeMR LIONEL RICHIE JOHN ANDERSON 24-19 DURAN DURAN 7-5 ULTRAVOX TUBES KAJAGOOGOO PAT BENATAR (dp) Volkmen/Gsmtt JOURNEY DEF LEPPARD DEF LEPPARD 26-21 Hottest: Hottest: MODERN ENGLISH KAJAGOOGOO (dp) W000/Dayton. Beech, FL PAT BRATAR (dp) RICK SPRINGFIELD RICK SPRINGFIELD GREG KIHN BAND 2-1 GREG KINN BAND 3-I PAT BENATAR NEIL DIAMOND (dp) Hottest: CULTURE CLUB WTSNIDover, NH KAJAGOOGOO Rick Knight MICHAEL JACKSON 6-2 ATP 5-2 WALTER EGAN CULTURE CLUB THOMAS DOLBY 9-5 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 2-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 6-5 Holtest: JOURNEY Jim B.h.tlen EDDY GRANT DAVID BOWIE BOW WOW WOW PAT SENATOR THOMPSON TWINS PRINCE 10-7 17-12 PRINCE 10-6 GREG KINN BAND 1-1 LIONEL PICNIC Hottest: AL JARREAD TOTO 23-13 BOB SEGER BOB SEGER Hottest: TOTAL COELO 26-14 STEPHEN BISHOP 12-8 PRINCE 3-3 STYX 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD BOB SEGER 22-15 Hottest: JOURNEY MICHAEL JACKSON 2-1 AT? 8-6 GREG KINN BAND 5-3 JOURNEY MEN AT WORK 29-18 WFLB/Fsyett.ME., NC' STYX 1-1 ROBERT ELLIS OKRA GREG KINN BAND 3-2 KKYK/Little Rock, AR ROBBIE PATTON 12-10 THOMAS DOLBY 15-11 PAT BENATAR Larry Cannon RONNIE MILSAP 23-16 DEYS MIDNIGHT RU 2-3 RICK SPRINGFIELD THOMAS DOLBY 5-3 Devitt Allen Rom BJ1061Orlendo, IRENE CARA 35-26 INXS DAVID Hottest: FL THOMAS DOLBY 12-10 BOWIE 10-7 BELLE STARS aim AT WORK 34-29 Hottest: MEN AT MICHAEL JACKSON 2-1 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU Gary Mitchell WXL1UR0.nok. DAVID BOWIE 18-14 WORK 30-10 ALEX CALL DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 3-1 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 4-2 ATF Rum MEN AT WORK 19-16 WPSTRre THOMAS DOLBY CULTURE CLUB Brown ntr. NJ GREG KIHN BAND 4-2 WFMF(Beten Rape. LA GREG KINN BAND 5-4 Hottest: ROBERT Tom Taylor ATF 11-4 DURAN DURAN 12-6 MICHAEL JACKSON 8-1 ELLIS OKRA TONY CAREY (dp) NEIL DIAMOND WHTT/Boston, MA RIR5OWetkins GOLDEN MICHAEL JACKSON 10-5 DAVID BOWIE 15-9 STYX 9-2 NAKED EYES EARRING (dp) RICK SPRINGFIELD (dp) Peters/Dena AL JARREAU PAT BENATAR PAT BENATAR LAURA BRANIGAN 15-10 RICK SPRINGFIELD DURAN DURAN 7-4 (dp) (dp) KAJAGOOGOO ZZ TOP Hottest: Hottest: PAT BENATAR CULTURE CLUB GREG KIHN BAND 13-6 SCANDAL Hottest, DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 2-1 JOHN ANDERSON 1-1 WERE/Exeter. NH LAURA BRANIGAN DAN FOGELBERG 15-10 THOMAS DOLBY (dp) RONNIE MILSAP WNFY/Deytau Beech. FL GREG KINN GREG KINN BAND GREG KIHN BAND 1-1 M.RKey Hottest: BAND 4-2 6-3 IRENE CARA TUBES MICHAEL Soon MICHAEL JACKSON DEXYS MIDNIGHT JACKSON 3-2 GREG KIHN BAND Bob Stevens KBFMIM.ANe ennersvllle S-3 RU 9-4 Hottest: TOTAL CORLO THOMAS DOLBY 3-1 BOB SEGER 12-B MICHAEL JACKSON 5-4 RICK SPRINGFIELD ATF 8-6 B ob 10-6 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD DAVID BOWIE 10-6 SERGIO MENDES Mlmhe TOTO 13-9 LIONEL RICHIE 33-27 NIELSEN/PEARSON STEPHEN DAVID BOWIE 15-8 Hottest: DURAN DURAN BISHOP 13-9 0%O 15-7 MADNESS (dp) RONNIE WALTER EGAN DURAN DURAN 21-14 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 MILSAP 21-16 MAC MCANALLY WRVOIRidnwnd, VA WOLTIR ran e. AL GREG KIHN BAND 2-2 GOLDEN EARRING (dp) RICK SPRINGFIELD D-30 NAKED EYES ATF 22-15 WRCK/UNna, NY PAT BENATAR Nottest: JOURNEY Jeff Mayan Ralph Carre STYX 26-20 DAVID BOWIE 14-7 PRINCE 15-6 MEN AT WORK 23-11 Jim Reitz MOLLY HATCHET KZZB/Beaumont TX CULTURE CLUB HALL 6 OATES 20-9 Hottest: CULTURE CLUB LIONEL RICHIE Y./ASV/Savannah. GA DURAN DURAN 32-14 DEBARGE Murphy/Memnon PAT BENATAR OX0 TOTO 17-10 STYX 1-1 JOURNEY IRENE CARA J.D. North BERLIN 25-13 RICK LINDA ROHSTADT JOURNEY KAJAGOOGOO TUBES AT? 5-4 SPRINGFIELD WROR/Boston, MA CALL NEW EDITION D-15 ROBERT ELLIS OBRA ROBBIE PATTON Hottest: IRENE CARA THOMAS DOLBY 10-7 PATRICK SIMMONS Gary Berkowitz MADNESS Hottest: ROBERT ELLIS ORRA STYX 3-1 AL JARREAU TOTO 16-10 (dp) WALTER EGAN WALL OF VOODOO ATF 10-8 Hottest: GREG KIHN BAND 5-3 CULTURE WDCG/Ovrl.ntRAelgh LAURA BRANIGAN 13-11 CARL WILSON CHAMPAIGN Hottest: CLUB KENNY LOGGINS 12-9 MICHAEL JACKSON TUBES DEP LEPPARD 9-7 JOURNEY Randy K.bich 1-1 SERGIO MENDER GREG KINN BAND 2-1 BRYAN ADAMS 26-22 JOHN ANDERSON 2-2 REX SMITH BRYAN ADAMS 16-13 SCANDAL FM100/MrnpNs, TN Nottest: THOMAS DOLBY 17-7 PRINCE DAVID BOWIE 29-23 MICHAEL JACKSON 3-3 JOURNEY PATRICK SIMMONS 17-15 Hottest: Garry We ROBBIE PATTON 1-1 MEN AT WORK 25-14 THOMAS DOLBY DEP LEPPARD 28-25 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 4-4 GREG KIHN DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 2-2 PATRICK SIMMONS DURAN DURAN 21-15 BAND 2-1 RONNIE MILSAP ATP 19-14 Nottest: WZYG/Frededek, NO DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 4-2 ROBBIE PATTON TOTO 13-7 DAVID BOWIE 24-17 JOURNEY D EBARGE KATY/San Antonio, TX GREG KIHN BAND 2-1 Kemombl Joe ATP 5-4 KISR/ Ft. Smith. AR NAKED EYES 11-8 SAMMY HAGAR TUBES Miches' Brandon AL JARREAD 16-13 MICHAEL JACKSON 5-3 ONO 7-5 Hottest: WKRZ.FMAWkm-bn. PAT BENATAR Hottest: Rick Hayes TOTO 9-6 PRINCE 10-7 MICHAEL Jim KENNY ROGERS JACKSON 1-1 AL JARREAU 3-1 RONNIE MILSAP WSOF/Sevenn*R GA ATP 10-8 'Wing MICHAEL GOLDEN CHRIS DEBURGH MS JACKSON 3-2 TOTO 5-3 BRYAN ADAMS EARRING J.P. Munter JOHN ANDERSON 11-10 RICHIE WQID/BIIOKI, ATF 5-3 LIONEL KAJAGOOGOO KENNY LOGGINS 8-6 EDDIE BABBITT JIM CAPALUI CHAMPAIGN (dp) CNett GREG KIHN CALL Kirk BAND 8-4 MAC MCANALLY 10-8 DEBARGE LIONEL RICHIE GLADYS KNIGHT KI041EMe, PA GOLDEN EARRING STEPHEN BISHOP 7-5 Hottest: CULTURE CLUB H ottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD PRINCE 13-10 HALL G OATES B III Shnnon PAT BENATAR GREG KINN BAND MICHAEL JACKSON D-1 Hottest: DURAN DURAN MADNESS 4-1 CHAMPAIGN KAMLEI Paeo, TX ATF 8-3 WARB-FM/MobNe, AL JOURNEY 2-2 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 KAJAGOOGOO AL JARREAU KAJAGOOGOO PAT BENATAR (dp) Bob TOTO Weet JOHN ANDERSON D-3 MAC MCANALLY 7-4 NIGHT RANGER NIGHT RANGER Hottest: 15-9 INNS (dp) B en. Kelley PRINCE 14-11 MICHAEL JACKSON D-4 BOB SEGER 11-7 Hottest: THOMAS DOLBY PRINCE, 7-1 GOLDEN EARRING (dp) LAURA BRANIGAN BRYAN MEN AT WORK 29-17 PAT BENATAR HALL 6 OATES D-5 ADAMS 14-10 PRINCE 1-1 Hottest: OX0 6-4 Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS DAVID BOWIE 24-13 MEN AT WORK 16-1 STYX 1-1 ULTRAVOX MICHAEL JACKSON 3-2 DEP LEPPARD 8-6 MUSICAL YOUTH CALL SOTO 4-2 OKidd/Ithaca, NY MICHAEL JACKSON 2-2 (dp) STEPHEN BISHOP 10-5 THOMAS DOLBY 9-8 BARRY MANILOW ROBBIE PATTON KTFM/B.n Antonio. TX Q104/Oedsden, AL PRINCE 6-4 ROBERT Donny AI.K.nder GREG KINN BAND 3-3 THOMAS DOLBY 16-7 ELLIS OBRA 19-15 GLADYS KNIGHT Hottest: G.INner/Devle DAVID BOWIE DEBARGE 9-6 ATF 8-4 Hottest: Joe Neely 21-14 DEP LEPPARD GREG KINN BAND 3-1 LIONEL RICHIE 20-12 0100IYok, PA DAVID BOWIE 27-15 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 THOMAS DOLBY DETROIT AUTOMATS% JOURNEY 1-2 MEN AT WORK (dp) Z102/SevenM.h, GA GREG KIHN BAND Den BMWs THOMAS DOLBY 5-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 5-5 EWLF WYCR/H.novr-Yok. PA KXXIOSIBimenghm, AL MICHAEL LAURA BRANIGAN Randy Sommer. NIGHT JACKSON 4-4 DEP LEPPARD 22-16 SAGA (dp) RICK SPRINGFIELD RANGER HALL PAT BENATAR J.J. Randolph RITA COOLIDGE Steve Devo 6 OATES 3-S THOMAS DOLBY 26-18 DOBIE GRAY TUBES (dp) RICK SPRINGFIELD CULTURE CLUB NEW EDITION D-15 WALTER ART IN AMERICA MUSICAL YOUTH EGAN (dp) JOURNEY CALL JOURNEY RICK SPRINGFIELD (dp) Hottest: Hottest: G101WMsWs, AL MADNESS HALL 6 OATES WALTER EGAN NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: KSET-FM(EI Peso, TX GREG KIHN BAND TOTO 4-1 Scott G1Nllth KAJAGOOGOO 3-1 KENNY ROGERS HALL 6 OATES Hottest: JOHN ANDERSON 1-1 MICHAEL PRINCE 11-5 Cat Simon STEVE MILLER BAND JACKSON 2-2 Mottest: KENNY ROGERS DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 1-1 TOTO 7-3 PRINCE B-4 MEN AT WORK 15-6 NAKED EYES MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 STYX MICHAEL JACKSON 4-2 GREG KIHN BAND 12-5 JOURNEY CULTURE CLUB DEBARGE 16-9 LINDA RONSTADT Hottest: DAVID BOWIE 14-8 CHAMPAIGN 14-7 Hottest: STYX 3-3 PRINCE 18-9 ZZ TOP ZZ TOP 18-I1 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 3-1 LIONEL RICHIE 24-16 JOURNEY MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 NAKED EYES 25-14 GREG KIHN BAND 5-4 KENNY LOGGINS 17-10 EDDY GRANT CHAMPAIGN GREG KIHN BAND 1-2 DEF LEPPARD 8-2 MEN AT WORK 26-15 ATF 18-8 I3FEA/M.nchester, MUSICAL YOUTH WALL WFOX(Gs'neevllle. GA MICHAEL JACKSON 5-3 NH WCSC/Cherleeton, OF VOODOO (dp) GREG KIHN BAND 18-3 LIONEL RICHIE 33-19 SC Hottest: Hottest: Alen Du Polest STYX 4-4 Rick Ryder GREG KINN SAND PRINCE 7-4 I I Chyle Belley 1-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 FtgWTeelws.e, FL ATP 13-9 PARA!' !Mil{ ATF JOHN ANDERSON 12-9 none 12-6 GREG KIHN BAND 3-2 LINDA ROHSTADT JOURNEY DEP Al Broth Hottest, LEPPARD 13-10 THOMAS DOLBY 24-11 KTSA/Sen Aotonlo. TX RICK SPRINGFIELD WTIC-FMIMrtlord. CT PA PAT BENATAR THOMAS DOLBY 17-13 WFBOIAImar DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 1-1 LAURA BRANIGAN 17-12 Funk Welsh LIONEL RICHIE ALEX CALL Mike West KENNY ROGERS MEN AT WORK 27-18 SAMMY HAGAR Tony Booth ATF 4-2 KAJAGOOGOO MEN AT WORK 26-20 EDDY GRANT MEN AT WORK 9-6 MEN AT WORK PAT BENATAR U2 AL JARREAU DEBARGE (dp) BOW WOW WOW WRQK/Gr.r.boru, NC Hottest: CULTURE CLUB BARRY MANILOM 14-9 WHHY-FM/Montgomery THOMAS DOLBY (dp) CHAMPAIGN KAJAGOOGOO (dp) PHIL COLLINS GREG KIHN BAND 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD MEN AT WORK 17-11 Wm Jon.s Merk DAVID BOWIE (dp) PAT BENATAR BELLE STARS (dp) Hottest: St John DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 2-2 JOURNEY NEIL MICHAEL LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: DIAMOND (dp) JACKSON 2-1 CULTURE CLUB KENNY ROGERS 0160 3-3 Hottes t: PAT SENATOR WKHI/Oceen CMy, MD ATF STEPHEN BISHOP GREG KIHN BAND 3-1 (dp) S-3 ONO KASS1000OO MICHAEL JACKSON 6-4 GREG KIHN BAND 1-1 PRINCE 7-4 DEBARGE DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 4-3 Hottest: Jeck GINen NEIL DIAMOND TUBES ATF 5-5 ATP 3-2 GREG KIHN BAND 1-1 008 SEGER 12-8 PATRICK SIMMONS BOB SEGER 14-8 KAJAGOOGOO RICK SPRINGFIELD Hottest: PRINCE 9-5 MICHAEL JACKSON 2-2 DAVID BOWIE 17-12 IRENE CARA TOTO 21-9 DERANGE LIONEL RICHIE MICHAEL JACKSON WYKBIOWWmWls. FL DAVID BOWIE 12-8 ATP 4-3 1-1 Hottest: DAVID BOWIE 25-15 PAT SENATOR WSSXICMdmton, SC Hottest: GREG KIRK BAND 13-4 Lou Petrick THOMAS DOLBY 13-10 MEN AT WORK 19-8 GREG KINN MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 6 BAND 3-1 DEBARGE SPARKS WIEDLIN 13111 .407.6n 8-5 MICHAEL JACKSON BOB SEGER 17-13 MICHAEL JACKSON 18-10 2-2 JOURNEY EDDIE BABBITT TOTO 11-10 JOHN ANDERSON 4-3 WGLFrteNetwe... FL WKEE/Huntington, WV KENNY LOGGINS 17-12 RICK SPRINGFIELD NEIL DIAMOND BRYAN ADAMS 20-15 RONNIE MILSAP 13-10 BNen PhNp WACLB.nyr, ME PAT BENATAR PRINCE 21-14 WALL OF Gary MIMT Hottest: PRINCE 21-17 VOODOO (dp) NAND EYES DAVID BOWIE 26-18 PLANET P (dp) CULTURE CLUB Michel O'Hare GREG KIHN BAND 3-1 JOURNEY JOURNEY ATF 7-5 KROKIShre LA PAT BENATAR (dp) ROBERT ELLIS OKRA Hottest, IRENE CARA RICK SPRINGFIELD WANB-FMWree port TOTO 9-6 neWle, SC KNEW/McAllen-Brown Hottest: PAT BENATAR GREG KIHN BAND 2-1 CHRIS DEBURGH MODERN ENGLISH Gary Bennett KENNY Rod Melts THOMAS DOLBY 2-1 SERGIO MENDER TOM PETTY 3-2 RICK SPRINGFIELD LOGGINS 12-8 Hottest: Score Teyeo BARRY MANILOW 17-13 ATF 5-3 Notfeet: ABC 4-3 JOURNEY JOURNEY 1-1 JOURNEY RICK SPRINGFIELD ALEX CALL DEF LEPPARD 10-6 MICHAEL JACKSON 4-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 6-4 PAT BENATAR GREG KIHN BAND 14-9 CULTURE CLUB N SXIWPerekersburg, WV SAMMY HAGAR PAT BENATAR DURAN DURAN 19-12 GREG KIHN BAND 3-2 FRIDA 7-5 Hottest: ATF 19-11 JOURNEY RICK SPRINGFIELD CHAMPAIGN DAVID BOWIE 18-13 STYX 2-3 STYX 1-I Paul DeMllls MEN AT WORK 21-16 MEN AT WORK ROBERT ELLIS OBRA SAGA JOURNEY 1-4 GREG KIHN BAND 6-3 ZZ TOP 26-19 Hottest: KILE Oalvemon, EDDY GRANT TONY CAREY ZZ TOP TX PRINCE 6-5 WLAN-FM/Lancaster, PA MICHAEL JACKSON 8-5 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 8-1 GOLDEN Hottest: Hottest: Scott Taylor KENNY LOGGINS 14-10 EARRING (dp) WBCY/Chrbtte NC GREG KINN BAND 12-2 Nicole JOURNEY 1-1 JOURNEY 1-1 Fells, SD BRYAN ADAMS 27-22 NIGHT RANGER Bob Kegh.n BARRY MANILOW 11-3 KKQV/MO » THOMAS GREG KIHN BAND 3-2 STYX 2-2 CULTURE CLUB RICK SPRINGFIELD DOLBY (dp) MICHAEL JACKSON D-5 Chuck Beck AL MICHAEL JACKSON 6-4 MICHAEL JACKSON 4-4 SERGIO MENDER CULTURE CLUB WOUY/Ypor, ME JARREAD RICK SPRINGFIELD TOTO 18-9 PHIL COLLINS THOMAS DOLBY 16-8 FRIDA 7-7 SHERIFF BARRY MANLIOW CALL PAT BENATAR Jim Redut Hottest: MEN AT WORK 27-25 WSEZJWin*ton-Salem KAJAGOOGOO LIONEL RICHIE SERGIO MENDES ROBERT ELLIS OBRA WZYP/Hun.NNle, AL ALEX CALL TOTAL CORLO FRIDA 3-1 ISMS Steve Finnegan RICK SPRINGFIELD `7: TOP TOTO Scott Mitchell KXININeehvIOe, TN NEIL DIAMOND NAKED EYES DEBARGE 6-2 Hottest: CHRIS DEBURGH HALL i OATES 11-3 Bryan Servant LIONEL Hottest: DAVID BOWIE Hottest: MUSICAL YOUTH MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 WALTER EGAN RICHIE KENNY LOGGINS 9-4 CULTURE DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 2-1 LAURA BRANIGAN GREG KIHN BAND 6-1 KAJAGm000 THOMAS DOLBY 4-2 BOW WOW CLUB DONNIE IRIS 12-6 MOW JOURNEY CHAMPAIGN GREG KINN BAND 6-2 Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 7-3 SERGIO MENDER ATF 7-4 KAJAGOOGOO TUBES MICHAEL JACKSON 10-5 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 ATF 10-6 PLANET P TOTO 10-5 GOLDEN NIGHT RANGER EARRING INNS TOTO 27-13 TOTO 3-2 ROBERT HAZARD 14-7 TOTO PRINCE 15-10 ROBBIE PATTON SERGIO MENDER WJBQ/Portland, ME KAJAGOOGOO BOW WOW WOW LAURA BRANIGA!! 25-19 ATP 6-3 THOMAS DOLBY 19-10 BELLE STARS TOTAL CORLO Hottest: TONY CAREY John Willis WSKZ/Chtt.nooge, TN PAT BENATAR KENNY LOGGINS 10-6 Hottest: MICNAEL JACKSON 1-1 KVOULMays.e, LA Hottest: David Hottest: THOMAS DOLBY 13-8 Wall/Long Wend, NY NAKED EYES Carroll GREG KIHN BAND 1-1 PRINCE 7-4 Philip MICHAEL JACKSON .3-1 GREG KIHN BAND 1-1 Rankin B Terry KMLF MICHAEL JACKSON 2-2 DAVID BOWIE 11-5 WHSUWBmIngton, NC ill 1-2 RONNIE MILSAP STEPHEN BISHOP 7-4 GREG KIHN BAND NIELSEN/PEARSON ATF 5-3 DURAN DURAN 20-13 NEIL DIAMOND NIGHT KENNY LOGGINS 12-7 Foster-Horton LIONEL RICHIE LAURA BRANIGAN 11-5 SIMPLE MINDS RANGER PRINCE 7-4 THOMAS DOLBY D-20 CULTURE CULTURE BOB SEGER 16-11 CLUB IRENE CARA 0X0 12-7 PAT BENATAR CLUB DAVID BOWIE 12-6 JOURNEY JOURNEY AL JARREAD REF LEPPARD 21-14 JOURNEY DURAN DURAN 24-17 KAJ6400000 WSFUNsw Ben, NC SPARKS 6 WIEDLIN CULTURE CLUB RONNIE MILSAP Hottest: DEBARGE WJDX/J.ckson, MS Ksn/Stode PAT BENATAR MADNESS (dp) Hottest: WIGYIBsKL ME MICHAEL JACKSON 3-1 MADNESS PARAI. III I11H11 CHAMPAIGN PAT BENATAR (dp) MICHAEL ATP 6-4 »Crews JACKSON 1-1 Scott Robbbm GOLDEN EARRING WHISPERS DOBLE GRAY PINK FLOYD DEXYS TOTO 11-7 (dp) (dp) MIDNIGHT RU 6-2 Hottest: SERGIO MENDER EDDIE BABBITT Hottest: Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 4-3 HALL 6 OATES BRYAN ADAMS 14-10 KOIZ-FMIAnrr*o DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 1-1 ROBERT ELLIS ORRA LAURA ARANIGAN MICHAEL JACKSON 4-1 GREG KIHN BAND 3-1 STYX 7-4 GOLDEN EARRING PRINCE 21-13 MICHAEL JACKSON 2-2 JOURNEY RICK SPRINGFIELD Ron Ch me PRINCE 12-6 TOTO 12-7 MICHAEL JACKSON DEBARGE 13-7 JOHN ANDERSON 8-S PAT BENATAR CULTURE CLUB KENNY LOGGINS 16-9 19-14 Hottest: CK101/Coco. Beech, FL CULTURE CLUB 0%O STYX 9-6 TUBES Hottest: DURAN DURAN 27-19 TUBES 23-18 KC101/New Neven. GREG KIHN BAND 3-1 JOURNEY CT TUNES 20-14 Low. Hottest: STYX 2-1 MEN AT MEN AT MICHAEL JACKSON 4-2 ROBBIE PATTON WORK 36-21 WORK 28-22 Denny Lyon* DAN FOGELBERG 2-1 :.ICHAEL JACKSON 4-2 BOB SEGER 8-4 RICK SPRINGFIELD ATF SPARKS 6 WIEDLIN WHEB/Po temorth, NH 4-3 JOURNEY 3-3 Hottest: Q101IMerldW6 MS TOTO PRINCE 12-7 JIM CAPALDI MAC MCANALLY 6-4 PRINCE Rick Been 13-8 MICHAEL JACKSON 4-1 JOURNEY PATRICK SIMMONS 17-10 LIONEL RICHIE TOTO 8-5 GREG Chuck McCartney KIM BAND 16-12 ATP 7-3 DEP LEPPARD (dp) CULTURE WALTER EGAN (dp) PRINCE 17-9 WCINBeoIkMy, CLUB PRINCE 13-7 ZZ TOP (dp) WV LIONEL RICHIE ZZ TOP (dp) MN.« orlaan., LA NAKED EYES SERGIO MENDES Jim Metln Hottest: NTYX/Jeckeon, DEP LEPPARD 14-8 KAJAG00000 EDDIE BABBITT ME B atoo/Leuetmou BOB SEGER 15-10 Hottest: JOURNEY STYX 3-1 Jim Chick NIELSEN/PEARSON DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 3-1 LINDA BONSTADT Hottest: ATF 11-6 CULTURE CLUB MODERN ENGLISH TUBES (dp) PRINCE 21-8 WIMJAMMSA NC CALL MICHAEL JACKSON 6-3 GREG KIMM BAND 2-1 ZZ TOP BARRY MANILOW SAGA (dp) LAURA BRANIGAN RICK SPRINGFIELD THOMAS DOLBY 12-8 MICHAEL JACKSON 5-3 36-15 CHAMPAIGN BRYAN ADAMS John Stevens MEN AT WORK 13-11 WALL OF VOODOO WO DAVID SOWIE 32-19 DEBARGE Hottest: STYX 9-5 DEF LEPPARD KAJAGOOGOO PRINCE 18-13 TONY CAREY (dp) TOTO 13-9 THOMAS DOLBY Hottest: GREG KIHN BAND 3-1 (dp) W NOK-FM/Columble. BOW WOW WIN ATF 10-4 EDDIE BABBITT BOB SEGER 16-13 SC Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 WSPKJPoeghk.ps4, NY Hottest: GREG KIHN BAND PRINCE MELISSA MANCHESTE TOTO 17-9 Tom Anderson 2-1 4-3 BELLE STARS Chris Lende JOHN ANDERSON 1-1 WSOV/WINlen.port PA PRINCE 7-2 YAZ 13-9 KENNY LOGGINS 18-10 MICHAEL JACKSON 2-2 none DAN FOGELBERG LAURA CHRIS DEBURGH BOB SEGER 19-11 Frank Bell 12-11 BRANIGAN 23-16 SAGA CHRIS DEBURGH (dp) STYX 3-3 Notteer: TOTO 18-12 JOURNEY 29-21 Hottest: NEIL DIAMOND ATF 5-4 JOURNEY JOURNEY 1-1 WALL OF VOODOO 29-18 PRINCE 10-6 PLANET P (dp) TOTO 7-5 THOMAS DOLBY (dp) 0)(0 9-9 TOTO 15-7 LIONEL RICHIE SAMMY HAGAR TOTO 17-17 Y1031JeekeosMe, FL STEPHEN BISHOP 12-9 PAT BENATAR (dp) NAKED EYES DAVID BOWIE 25-25 Roben John DURAN DURAN 23-14 Hottest: Hottest: DURAN DURAN 29-20 KENNY LOGGINS 22-15 KENNY LOGGINS 4-1 GREG KIHN BAND 2-1 CULTURE CLUB TOTO 7-2 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-2 KENNY ROGERS LAURA BRANIGAN 16-7 BOB SEGER 8-5 Hottest: MEN AT WORK 20-10 OX0 9-6 DONNNE WARWICK 2-1 IRENE CARA 29-16 RENNT LOGGINS 12-8 TOTO 7-3 AL JARREAD B-4 LINDDA BONSTADT 13-8 LIONEL RICHIE 16-11

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KDVVITopeka, KN WNAP!Indienepolrs, IN KAYI/Tulsa, OK KKXL-FMIGrand Forks. ND KOSO/Modesto KHYTTucson, AZ KGHO/Hoquiam Tony Stewart Steve Larson MIDWEST Larry Mago Phil Williams Don Nordine Aushsm/MeIn Sherman Cohen NAKED EYES PAT BENATAR AL JARREAD SAGA DURAN PHIL COLLINS fWO none RICK SPRINGFIELD DURAN PAHALLIL JOURNEY JOURNEY CULTURE CLUB .KAJAGOOGOO RICK SPRINGFIELD Hottest: IRENE CARA TONY CAREY MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 CULTURE CLUB WALL OF VOODOO (dp) JIM CAPALDI U2 THOMAS DOLBY (dp) Hottest: CULTURE CLUB HALL & OATES 2-2 PHIL COLLINS NIGHT RANGER (dp) SCANDAL WKDDIAkron, OH AL JARREAD (dp) BOW WOW WOW TOTO 8-8 TUBES RONNIE MILSAP MICHAEL JACKSON 2-1 PAT BENATAR Patrick INXS (dp) Hottest: Matt STEPHEN BISHOP 10-10 Hottest: Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN 18-9 CALL Hottest: GREG KINN BAND 3-1 THOMAS DOLBY KENNY LOGGINS 11-11 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 5-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 2-1 AL JARREAD 26-17 MADNESS MICHAEL JACKSON 2-1 ATF 5-3 CHRIS DEBURGH FRIDA 3-2 GREG KINN BAND 5-2 TUBES 33-24 THOMPSON TWINS BRYAN ADAMS 12-6 DEF LEPPARD KAJAGOOGOO TOTO 6-3 JOURNEY 4-3 WALTER EGAN 34-25 Hottest: 14-8 WZPLllndienapolis TOTO 15-7 JOHN ANDERSON Hottest: KENNY LOGGINS 9-6 ATF 6-4 MICHAEL JACKSON 25-15 Hoffman/Brodie MEN AT WORK 24-10 1-1 MEN AT WORK D-19 GOLDEN EARRING 3-1 ATF 10-7 DEF LEPPARD 7-7 KHOPModesto Stockton MICHAEL JACKSON 2-2 TOTO 6-4 LAURA BRANIGAN 35-20 STEVE MILLER BAND David Kraham THOMAS DOLBY 3-3 KOZEILewiston, ID ATF 8-6 SPARKS 6 WIEDLIN KRAV/Tulaa, OK KFMW/Waterloo, IA ATF 7-6 CULTURE CLUB 13-10 KYTNIGrend Forks, ND CULTURE CLUB Jay McCall ALEX CALL Gary Reynolds Potter DAVID BOWIE 20-9 PATRICK SIMMONS 15-11 Tom Fricke Mark JOURNEY CALL CULTURE CLUB KAJAGOOGOO CULTURE CLUB TUBES (dpi KRQITucson, AZ LIONEL RICHIE THOMAS DOLBY PLANET P (dp) TUBES W KAU/Applaton-Oshkosh LIONEL RICHIE . SHERIFF AL JARREAU (dp) Zapoleonr N orris Hottest: Hottest: IRENE CARA CHRIS DEBURGH (dp) KAJAGOOGOO Roes/Allen CULTURE CLUB RICK SPRINGFIELD TONY CAREY JOURNEY 1-1 STEPHEN BISHOP 2-1 KAJAGOOGOO JOURNEY WALTER EGAN ZZ TOP Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD GOLDEN EARRING 2-3 HALL & OATES 4-3 INXS (dp) LAURA BRANIGAN AL JARREAD LIONEL RICHIE GREG KINN BAND 2-1 JOURNEY STYX 8-7 GREG KINN BAND 6-4 Hottest: ROBERT ELLIS OBRA CHRIS DEBURGH DURAN DURAN MICHAEL JACKSON 4-2 KAJAGOOGOO DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 11-9 TOTO 12-7 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 Hottest: KAJAGOOGOO MICHAEL BOLTON ATF 2-2 ATP 6-3 ZZ TOP (dp) TOTO 15-13 BARRY MANILOW 9-8 MICHAEL JACKSON 3-1 Hottest: Hottest: TOTO 12-5 PATRICK SIMMONS 23-1' Hottest: HALL & OATES 8-3 DEF LEPPARD 4-1 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 1-1 MEN AT WORK GREG KINN BAND 3-1 WJXQ1Jackson, MI KEYN-FM/Wichita, KS PRINCE 15-10 HALL 27-22 BOB SEGER PRINCE 16-7 & OATES 4-4 MICHAEL JACKSON 14-5 12-7 MEN AT WORK 23-13 DEXYS MIDNIGHT Ryan/Cheeks TeylorlPeerman THOMAS DOLBY 13-8 TOTO 18-8 RU 17-7 TOTO 18-10 STEPHEN BISHOP KDZAIPueblo, CO DURAN DURAN 16-12 LAURA BRANIGAN 19-15 KIDD/Monterey, 18-9 DURAN DURAN 28-21 STYX CA Rip Avina JOURNEY SAMMY HAGAR 27-19 DEF LEPPARD 27-18 MEN AT WORK 31-24 MOLLY HATCHET CULTURE CLUB Brown/Carr ROBERT ELLIS ORRA PARAI .LI:I THRI1 JOURNEY SPARKS & WIEDLIN (dp) KRNAIIowa City, IA WHAM/Appleton. Oshk osh TUBES ROBERT ELLIS OBRA TUBES LOZ NETTO CULTURE CLUB Hottest: JOURNEY Bart Goynshor TUBES KENI/Anchorage, AK Chris Caine WEST CULTURE ROBBIE PATTON DEF LEPPARD 1-1 Hottest: CLUB AL JARREAD Vaughn/Klmberly SIMPLE MINDS (dp) PHIL COLLINS GREG KINN BAND 7-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 4-1 JOURNEY ROBERT ELLIS ORRA PARALLEL TWO Hottest: MUSICAL YOUTH SAMMY HAGAR 9-4 ATF 7-4 PETER ALLEN THOMAS DOLBY JOURNEY STYX 2-1 CARL WILSON PAT BENATAR 6-5 FRIDA 5-5 WALTER EGAN JOURNEY WALTER EGAN SERGIO GREG KINN BAND 4-2 TONY CAREY (dp) PLANET P 23-18 BOB SEGER 12-6 MENDES CHAMPAIGN TUBES (dp) KKXXIBakarsfield, CA PAT BENATAR TOTO 19-9 AL JARREAD GARY PORTNOY DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 3-2 Hottest: Squires/Marcus Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 6-4 NEIL DIAMOND WKFR/Kalamazoo. MN CULTURE CLUB MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 GREG KINN BAND ATF 8-6 Hottest: W HOTIYoungetown, OH JOURNEY 2-1 Hottest: DEXYS MIDNIGHT SwertlChapman PRINCE 5-2 ATF 6-4 RU 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD STYX 3-1 KCBN/Reno. NV BRYAN Dick Thompson BOB SEGER 10-4 MICHAEL JACKSON 8-6 ADAMS 11-6 TUBES IRENE CARA MICHAEL JACKSON 11-5 THOMAS KENNY LOGGINS 11-8 BARRY MANILOW 13-10 Jim O'Neal DOLBY 16-11 SAGA ROBERT ELLIS OBRA KENNY LOGGINS 14-8 MEN AT WORK 20-13 PRINCE TOTO 12 -LO GARY PORTNOY 14-11 JOURNEY NIGHT RANGER ATP 18-12 JOURNEY DAVID BOWIE 21-15 Hottest: CHAMPAIGN TOTO 38-18 JOURNEY IN Hottest: K96/Provo. UT TOTO DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 2-1 WAZY-FM/Lafayette. RICK GREG KINN BAND 1-1 KAJAGOOGOO OH GREG KINN BAND 4-3 SPRINGFIELD Gentry/McCoy 92X/Columbus, Jim Stacy DEF LEPPARD 5-2 KYYA/Billings. MT CALL MICHAEL JACKSON 8-4 CULTURE CLUB Teri Nutter ROBBIE PATTON RONNIE MILSAP TOTO 12-8 THOMAS DOLBY Charlie Foe TUBES THOMAS DOLBY 20-13 LIONEL RICHIE DURAN DURAN 17-13 Hottest: PRINCE MEN AT WORK 29-15 Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD THOMAS DOLBY AL JARREAD PRINCE 21-15 MICHAEL JACKSON 2-1 THOMAS DOLBY GREG KINN BAND 1-1 JOURNEY IRENE CARA CULTURE CLUB MICHAEL JACKSON 3-2 TUBES BOB SEGER 17-8 AL JARREAD LIONEL WVIC/Eest Lansing, MI JOURNEY KBBK/Boise, ID RICHIE PRINCE JOURNEY TOTO 23-14 Hottest: RICK 23-16 Hottest: SPRINGFIELD Hottest: Mike Heyes DAVID BOWIE 24-16 Bob Lee GREG KINN BAND 2-1 Hottest: EDDY GRANT 31-24 GREG LAURA BRANIGAN 27-2n ATF 3-1 ATF 7-3 MEN AT WORK 37-27 KINN BAND 3-1 none JOURNEY GREG KINN BAND 2-1 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 5-3 GREG KINN BAND 5-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 8-4 Hottest: WYFM/Youngstown, OH CULTURE CLUB DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 5-2 KBIMIRoewell, NM ATF 9-6 TOTO 11-6 BOB SEGER 11-7 MICHAEL STYX 1-1 DAVID BOWIE 25-19 SPARKS & WIEDLIN JACKSON 8-4 TOTO 15-10 Jeff Tobin TOTO 13-8 ATF 9-5 Harry Dlerke GOLDEN EARRING 2-2 DEF LEPPARD D-25 MADNESS DEF LEPPARD 25-16 TOTO 17-11 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 3-3 DAVID BOWIE GOLDEN EARRING KGGI/Riverside.S. Bern. JOURNEY IA HAIL & OATES 4-4 PAT BENATAR CULTURE CLUB KIIKIDsvenport, PRINCE WRKRIRacine, WI Steve O'Neil KCDO/Bozeman. MT DAN FOGELBERG 5-5 Hottest: KAJAGOOGOO NIGHT RANGER (dp) Jim O'Hara Steve Warren Williams/St. none NEIL DIAMOND, LAURA BRANIGAN John SAGA INXS WZEE/Madlaon, WI PATRICK SIMMONS RONNIE MILSAP PLANET P CULTURE CLUB Hottest: JOURNEY PATRICK LlttlalHudaon WALTER EGAN Hottest: PAT BENATAR (dp) SIMMONS PARALLEL. THREE STYX 1-1 PAT BENATAR B.J. THOMAS IRENE CARA MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 PETER ALLEN KAJAGOOGOO ATF 2-2 NIGHT RANGER Hottest: PRINCE DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 7-2 TOTAL COELO DEF LEPPARD 9-7 KAJAGOOGOO CULTURE CLUB KFYR/Bismarck, ND Hottest: GREG KINN BAND Hottest: STEPHEN BISHOP 2-1 PRINCE 14-10 16-3 U2 TOTO Dan Brennan MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 PRINCE 20-10 GREG KINN BAND 1-1 TOTO 7-2 Hottest: TOTO 19-14 MADNESS EDDIE RABBITT 23-17 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 5-3 THOMAS DOLBY D-17 TOTO 8-5 STYX 1-1 CULTURE CLUB ATF 12-8 CALL BOB SEGER 9-6 MEN AT WORK 28-20 Springs MICHAEL JACKSON 2-2 WALTER EGAN GARY PORTNOY 32-23 KKFM/Colorado FM102/Sacramento. CA MELISSA MANCHESTE KENNY LOGGINS 16-10 LINDA RONSTADT 29-25 MICHAEL JACKSON TODD RUNDGRE 3-3 KENNY ROGERS TOTAL COELO 38-31 Chuck Finney Manders/Preston MEN AT WORK 30-23 OX0 4-4 Hottest: CULTURE CLUB KMGKIDes Moines, IA Hottest: GREG KINN BAND 5-5 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 KKLS/Rapid City. SD LIONEL RICHIE (dp) none KSLY/San Luis Obispo, CA Jim Roberts TUBES GREG KINN BAND 1-1 JOHN ANDERSON 5-2 Hottest: J. Michaels KOFMIOklahoma City, OK Sherwin/Piper Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 9-6 none ATF 8-5 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 Dave Duquesne ROBERT ELLIS MICHAEL JACKSON 2-1 TOTO 13-7 Hottest: OX0 11-7 ORRA CULTURE CLUB 4-4 AL JARREAU BRYAN CULTURE CLUB GREG KINN BAND 3-2 LAURA BRANIGAN 18-12 ALEX CALL (dp) JOURNEY 1-1 ADAMS 19-13 STEPHEN BISHOP 6-6 EDDIE RABBITT LINDA RONSTADT BOB SEGER 5-5 DAVID BOWIE 21-14 DEBARGE GREG KINN BAND 3-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 8-8 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU W B W B/Bloomington DURAN DURAN PRINCE 10-6 ROBERT ELLIS ORRA OX0 5-5 AL JARREAD 17-17 LINDA RONSTADT John Heimann STYX THOMAS DOLBY 23-14 KTRS/Casper, WY CULTURE CLUB ATF 6-6 Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: KSKD/Salem, OR NIELSEN/PEARSON (dp) 14-14 DAN FOGELBERG 2-1 KYNO-FM/Fresno, CA Sears/Donovan SPARKS E. WIEDLIN STYX 1-1 RITA COOLIDGE Len E. Mitchell DIONNE WARWICK 10-7 DURAN JOURNEY 2-2 Hottest: WEBC/Duluth. MN DURAN John Lee Walker JOURNEY TOTO 17-9 RICK SPRINGFIELD GREG KINN BAND 3-3 JOURNEY RICK SPRINGFIELD FRIDA 10-6 Dick Johnson MAC MCANALLY 15-10 BOW WOW WOW ATF 10-6 WHISPERS PAT BENATAR Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 13-11 KENNY LOGGINS 22-16 JOURNEY CULTURE CLUB CULTURE CLUB TOTO 20-12 CULTURE CLUB GREG KINN BAND 1-1 PRINCE 21-14 MUSICAL YOUTH CULTURE CLUB BELLE STARS TOTO 7-3 WALL OF VOODOO 23-18 Hottest: KOKO/Omaha, TOTAL COELO (dp) NB Hottest: 99KG/Salina. KS NEIL DIAMOND (dp) BOB SEGER 14-6 FELONY 28-24 GREG KINN BAND 4-2 Hottest: TOTO 8-4 Taylor/Evens GREG KINN BAND 2-1 Denny Collier CALL (dp) KENNY LOGGINS 12-9 CULTURE CLUB 1-1 KIST/Santa Berbera, CA KENNY LOGGINS 13-7 BOB SEGER 11-4 Hottest: BARRY MANILOW 18-12 CULTURE CLUB HALL & OATES 3-2 BOB SEGER 14-9 LAURA BRANIGAN 17-9 LIONEL RICHIE STYX 1-1 Scotty Johnson RICK SPRINGFIELD KENNY LOGGINS 20-13 RICK SPRINGFIELD (dp) DEBARGE 5-4 THOMAS DOLBY 7-2 KKAZ/Cheyenne. WY RONNIE MILSAP 17-14 TUBES MEN AT WORK 25-20 TUBES (dp) MICHAEL JACKSON 6-5 PRINCE 21-12 RICK SPRINGFIELD JOURNEY PRINCE 8-7 John Ramsey WKDO/Evansville, IN CULTURE CLUB WALL OF VOODOO 26-14 IRENE CARA Hottest: WCIL-FM/Carbondale, IL JOURNEY !BEIL YOUNG CULTURE CLUB CULTURE CLUB Hobbs/Payne MICHAEL KIKI/Honolulu, HI 29-19 JACKSON 1-1 Tony Waitekus PETER ALLEN ROBBIE PATTON JOURNEY 05F LEPPARD 7-2 MICHAEL BOW WOW WOW Kong/Shishido Hottest: SAMMY HAGAR (dp) JACKSON GREG KINN 6-3 BAND AL JARREAU Hottest: KRSP/Salt Lake City, UT JOURNEY 1-1 PETER ALLEN CULTURE CLUB TOTO 8-5 IRENE CARA STYX 1-1 CULTURE CLUB STYX 4-2 Hottest: Hottest: BOB SEGER 10-6 DEBARGE Carlson/Moll STEPHEN BISHOP 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD (dp) GREG KINN BAND 3-2 GREG KINN BAND 11-6 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 PAT BENATAR (dp) MICHAEL JACKSON GARY PORTNOY (dp) MICHAEL JACKSON 9-5 LIONEL RICHIE DIONNE WARWICK 10-8 GREG KINN BAND 4-2 2-2 KZ931Peorie, IL KENNY ROGERS LIONEL RICHIE 3-3 PLANET P PRINCE 16-10 IRENE CARA MICHAEL JACKSON 12-9 FRIDA 5-3 Maloney DEF LEPPARD (dp) MAC MCANALLY 5-4 Mark Hottest: TOTO 21-12 RICK SPRINGFIELD DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 11-7 MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 SUPERTRAMP TOTO 13-9 BARRY MANILOW 12-12 JOURNEY AL JARREAD MICHAEL JACKSON 2-2 KKRC/Sioux Falls, SD Hottest: Hottest: INXS Wayne, IN DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 3-3 STYX 1-1 STYX 1-1 WMEE/Fort NAKED Greg Fisher EYES TOTAL COELO 15-9 BABBITT & GAYLE 2-2 MICHAEL Tony Richards Hottest: JACKSON 4-3 DEBARGE 21-15 TUBES STEPHEN BISHOP 6-4 ATF 8-7 GREG KINN BAND 6-1 WALTER EGAN MICHAEL JACKSON 19-13 TOTO 9-8 JOURNEY DEF LEPPARD 8-4 KFMZ/Columbia, MO INXS TOTO 29-22 DEF LEPPARD LIONEL RICHIE TOTO 13-5 23-16 CHRIS DEBURGH AL JARREAU ATF 14-6 Steve Graziano KQMQ/Honolulu, HI PLANET P THOMAS DOLBY KYYXISestde. WA 228 Reporters BOB SEGER 16-7 Kimo Akane BELLE STARS SAGA Hottest: Elvin Ichiyama INXS JOURNEY DEF LEPPARD 2-1 219 Current Reports Hottest: WZOK!Rockford. IL PATRICK SIMMONS OX0 5-3 BERLIN THOMPSON TWINS JOURNEY 1-1 Tim Fox KAJAGOOGOO ATF 6-4 THOMPSON TWINS BANANARAMA Hottest: BARRY MANILOW 19-8 CALL 20/20 The following station reported DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 3-2 THOMAS DOLBY ATF 1-1 DURAN DURAN 23-13 MADNESS TUBES ATF 6-3 PRINCE a frozen playlist this week: BOB SEGER 5-3 NIGHT RANGER RED ROCKERS STYX 2-4 Hottest: DURAN DURAN 7-4 KWTO-FMISpringf(eld. MO DEF LEPPARD SPANDAU BALLET MICHAEL JACKSON 17-6 DEXYS MIDNIGHT WOMP-FM/Bellaire RU 3-1 NAKED EYES 14-10 AlexanderlHammond MELISSA MANCHESTE BELLE STARS GREG KINN BAND 4-2 WGRDIGrand Rapids. MI NIGHT RANGER D-22 ALIIS JOAN ARMATRADING ATF 5-3 CULTURE CLUB Hottest: Doling MICHAEL JACKSON GOLDEN EARRING J.J. 8-5 D93/Dubuque, IA JOURNEY STYX 2-1 Hottest: KENNY LOGGINS 13-8 The following none Steve Sesterhenn IRENE CARA STEPHEN BISHOP 3-2 ATF 1-1 stations did not Hottest: U93/South Bend, IN TUBES MICHAEL JACKSON 4-3 THOMAS DOLBY 3-2 report this week and therefore none Hottest: ATF 5-4 ULTRAVOX 4-3 STYX 1-1 J.K. Deering GREG KINN BAND 3-3 Hottest: GREG KINN BAND 2-1 PRETENDERS B-5 PRINCE 10-9 their playlists were frozen: MICHAEL JACKSON 4-4 HALL 6 OATES 1-1 STYX 1-2 DAVID BOWIE 20-17 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU BOB SEGER 6-6 MICHAEL JACKSON 2-2 ATF 6-3 K LUC/Las Vegas. NV KITE/Corpus Christi ATF STYX 5-5 PRINCE 7-4 KJRBISpokane, WA MEN AT WORK 16-16 TOTO Randy Lunquist WNOK-FM/Columbia BARRY MANILOW 8-8 TOTO 12-7 Hottest: Suds Coleman MI DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 9-9 NAKED EYES WGRD/Grand Rapids WZZR!Grend Rapids. MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 ZZ TOP (dp) JOURNEY Don Schueller STYX WVIC/Lansing 3-2 KOW B/Fargo, ND WSPTIStevens Point WI CULTURE CLUB LOU RAWLS JOURNEY 5-3 PAT BENATAR Craig Roberts TUBES (dp) Hottest: KMGK/Des Moines DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU D-4 Fuhr/Tracy SPANDAU BALLET NIGHT RANGER (dp) STEPHEN BISHOP 2-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 16-5 WNAP/Indianapolis STYX CULTURE CLUB (dp) JOURNEY WALTER EGAN GARY PORTNOY 13-9 FM102/Sacramento CHRIS DEBURGH ROBERT ELLIS ORRA (dp) LINDA ROHSTADT IRENE CARA (dp) KENNY LOGGINS 14-10 INXS MAC MCANALLY (dp) FALCO (dp) Hottest: BRYAN ADAMS .17-12 D93/Dubuque Hottest: DAVID BOWIE (dp) Hottest: GREG KINN BAND 1-1 RONNIE MILSAP 20-15 JOURNEY 1-1 Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 5-1 ATF 8-5 JEFFERSON STARSHI 5-3 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RU 3-1 GOLDEN EARRING 3-2 TOTO 19-1n SHERIFF 7-6 TOTO 6-3 ATF 9-4 STEPHEN BISHOP 15-13 BOB SEGER 14-9 GREG KINN BAND 14-4 STEPHEN BISHOP 13-7 BOB SEGER 20-14 DURAN DURAN 27-21 RONNIE MILSAP 17-5 PRINCE 21-11 BOB SEGER 15-6

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KN. on WCILM 7-5 L101 9-25 .[.8T14 2._26 STR10-8 KINN 27-22 0.0.0.0.0.0.0.w 1.499 25-115 149. 29_27 WPM 2-25 24-2 "41«t 1-1 FFI JB RI61. 25 -II receeng stations on KFRC 16-16 WIC 9-9 0101 9 loons- 100 CHR 09311 -1; O 22-22 KIISFM on 11220 3 R 31-75 KUBA 56 -9 K4AR9K615' WAEV 33-19 8048 SIRA U 30-25 BM118. ° 10 5 It this week including 25 new KY"ItM K55, 8 20-13 IFlide 4-31 10180 6-5 K03í0 6-5-0 I KIIS69-18 25-21 d^26 240 KK%LRI1KOWB' 9614 L S 2222 2620 .050 O2 36-10 AMM3-2 WIC L.4 15-10 adds 5292 14. 5-6 IB-9 á-2B t- 5100 6-3 91x 6-a YBee«r 66.112-1,T104 15-11 . 13-8 d-29 9-2 re. - -'2 D22MLr á - 2'B KOKO 18-11 KR., 14-20 44% Percentage of tins weeks S-6092 K a - nss22 Y - M21941.1111 on DEF LEPPARD KWIE 4-27 K30, O -J xl I1 2J 1191. 31-31 YeoT 6-E8 YiBt a -2e WR.W 31-15 11 d629 porters playing YCIL -10 MM ...MM A MYY o .n UMM 1111.1110- 8_4 MORDD 31-31 Photograph (Mercury/PGl Rpeinai Reach Percentage of re- M 20-1, [4198n-1 .3.R -]4 -30 - 1951 7-6 2 W-26 w Y0 á-36 di11 5 11.11.0.4Kro 1.191 0-6141621Y1 s,RC 116-9 93 RYR on playing the WLY RC on LP: Pyromania porters MU 6-13 PL KOWB° Amt L1. .1121146-9 02- D91 on 17;A31. song within each OMITYV 69- 5 6 19-14 173x 30-25 KBBR 31-30 PT 6-1 Y0. Wr AXE* 0 6-8 A90 6-23 111195 17-15 .R,. a region .104 KYTtlRJ8-l4 9 " 119-1 KICAX 6-1 25-20.244 21 g 0 M% KIMKR 6-6 ..K1YOMn21-20 .9.on. WFLY KI MM KOKO W.30-17 YrM KYC l-9 29-118 25;19 Natbnel Summary KF t-7 O 68\ 0201026 20 Y e1 -ln YOUC d-30 KTI 3- M MPrtR 1918 e 2m ... -15 nn CD4 SAME 22 -8 KMO[ d-10 It B .190.4 114-11 9M0 16-20 31 Number of stations moving up F102 36-22 WTRy R 64_12 _22 Up - 10-6 58« KK. ° -211 99KG on 991\ KYYK 28-1 ¢ .4 12622 _12 uxT:°2_:., KX01W9R a'38 Y 194 \ ADOS 9 1.01 KC 26-20 On the chats M9i46tl.1 22M - 21 MOMO S-4 °á-ll MM S 55104p4 21-23 30-26 KLUC .1.00 _5 Y 20-10 xo -32 22l?': Debuts 20 Number of stations debut. 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2 1 1 0 KASHIF/I Just Gotta Have You... (Arista) 6 5 4 © JARREAU/Mornin' (WB) BREAKERS. 5 3 3 © CHAMPAIGN/Try Again (Columbia) 1 2 2 4 WHISPERS/Tonight (Solar/Elektra) EARTH, WIND & FIRE - 29 12 © GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS/Save The Overtime (For Me) (Columbia) Side By Side (Columbia) 27 13 9 0 MICHAEL JACKSON/Beat It (Epic) 79% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 14/3, Medium 18/3, Light 23/12, Extra 20 15 8 Q TEMPTATIONS/Love On My Mind Tonight (Gordy/Motown) Adds 3, Total Adds 21 including WOOK, KRNB, WCIN, WZAK, WDRQ, WATV, WPLZ, WDAO, 9 6 6 8 STEVE ARRINGTON'S HALL OF FAME/Nobody Can Be You (Atlantic) at 18 on the Black Radio Chart. KDIA, KPOP-FM. A Most Added Record. Debuts number 30 24 14 O LAKESIDE/Raid (Solar/Elektra) YARBROUGH & PEOPLES 12 9 7 10 CLIFF DAWSON & RENEE DIGGS/Never Say I Do.., (Boardwalk) Feels So Good (Total Experience/PGM) 3 4 5 11 GEORGE CLINTON/Atomic Dog (Capitol) 70% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 25/1, Light 21/8, Extra Adds 2, 28 NEW EDITION/Candy Girl (Streetwise) Total Adds 11, WKYS, WAOK, K104 -FM, WJMO, WRDW, WKXI, WLOU, WTOY, WLTH, WKWM, WTLC. Debuts at number 27 on the Black Radio Chart. 25 25 13 13 MELBA MOORE/Underlove (Capitol) LIONEL RICHIE 30 22 CHI-LITES/Bottom's Up (Larc) My Love (Motown) 26 23 15 15 CHANGE/This Is Your Time (RFC/Atlantic) 64% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 21/5, L ight 19/9, Extra Adds 3, 23 18 16 lip BAR-KAYS/She Talks To Me With Her Body (Mercury/PolyGram) WLUM, Total Adds 17 including WXYV, WOOK, KMJQ, WBMX, WDMT, WGPR, KSOL, WKND, 26 20 18 FATBACK/The Girl Is Fine (So Fine) (Spring/PolyGram) KUKQ. A Most Added Record. Debuts at number 28 on the Black Radio Chart. ( DEBUT 1111. EARTH, WIND & FIRE/Side By Side (Columbia) ISLEY BROTHERS 22 11 11 19 KIDDO/Try My Loving (Gimme Just Enough) (A&M) The Sheets (T-Neck1CBS) Between 15 10 10 20 TYRONE BRUNSON/Sticky Situation (Believe In A Dream/CBS) 60% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 20/1, Medium 15/0, Light 9/2, Extra Adds 0, 30 PRINCE/Little Red Corvette (WB) Total Adds 3, KRLY, WENN, WVKO. Heavy: WBLS, KRNB, WZAK, KMJM, XHRM, WATV, WLTH. - - ® Debuts at number 22 on the Black Radio Chart. DEBUT ) ® ISLEY BROTHERS/Between The Sheets (T-Neck/CBS) PRINCE 14 16 zo 23 INSTANT FUNK/No Stoppin' That Rotkin' (Salsoul/RCA) Little Red Corvette MB) 19 19 21 24 SYSTEM/You Are In My System (Mirage/Atco) 60% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 21/0, Medium 19/1, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, 29 28 27 ® DIONNE WARWICK/Take The Short Way Home (Arista) KMJQ, WBLZ, WZAK, KSOL, WATV, WVOI, Total Adds 2, WOOK, WWDM. Heavy: WXYV, 4 7 19 26 ANGELA BOFILL/Too Tough (Arista) KPOP-FM. Moves 30-21 on the Black Radio Chart. DEBUT ] ÿ YARBROUGH & PEOPLES/Feels So Good (Total Experience/PGM) DEBUT m LIONEL RICHIE/My Love (Motown) NEW & ACTIVE 7 8 17 29 O'BRYAN/l'm Freaky (Capitol) 17 27 29 30 GLENN JONES/I Am Somebody (RCA)

DDENIECE WILLIAMS "Do What You Feel" (Columbia) 41/39 This chit Is based solely on compiled weekly reports from our reporting stations Sack circled numbers Indicate Rotations: Heavy 4/4, Medium 7/7, Light 19/17. Extra Adds 11, Total Adds 39 including WBLS, WKYS, WHUR, WVEE. continued upward movement from the malortty of our reporten KRNB, WDIA, WHRK, WYLD-FM, WJLB, WNHC, WATV, KOKY, WANM, KDIA. NARADA MICHAEL WALDEN "Reach Out" (Atlantic) 41/5 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 22/2, Light 15/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, WVEE, KNOW, WOIC, WJJS, KDIA. Heavy: KRNB, MOST ADDED ® HOTTEST WZEN-FM, WLUM. Medium: WAMO, WHRK, WGCI, KACE, XHRM, KJCB, WWDM. DENIECE WILLIAMS (391 RAY PARKER JR. "The People Next Door" 40/2 CHAMPAIGN (31) (Arista) MAZE (35) Rotations: Heavy 11/0, Medium 13/1, Light 15/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WOOK, WPEG. Heavy: K104-FM, KMJQ, WJMO. GEORGE CLINTON (29) WDAO, KPOP-FM. Medium: KMJM, KDAY, WKND, WENN, WTLC. CAMEO (25) KNOW, KJCB, WANM, KASHIF (25) When Much In 39/2 EARTH, WIND & FIRE (21) PEABO BRYSON "Remember (So Love)" (Capitol) MICHAEL JACKSON (23) Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 21/0, Light 15/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, KMJQ, WPLZ. Heavy: WGIV, WLUM. Medium: MICHAEL HENDERSON (17) WHISPERS (23) WDAS, WYLD-FM, WDRQ, WGPR, XHRM, KSOL, KNOW, KJCB, WDAO, WLTH, KUKQ. LIONEL RICHIE (17) NONA HENDRYX "Keep. It Confidential" (RCA) 38/5 Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 14/1, Light 12/1, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 5, WKYS, WOOK, KRLY, WAIL -FM, WBMX. Heavy: WDAS, WOIC, WAAA, WTLC, KUKQ. Medium: WHRK, WGCI, XHRM, WPDQ, WVOI. DeBARGE "All This Love" (Gordy/Motown) 22/9 Extra Total Adds WORD, WKND, KNOW, WJMI, WVOL, pnMAZE featuring FRANKIE BEVERLY "Love Is The Key" (Capitol) 36/35 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 9/3, Light 8/6, Adds 0, 9, WILD, WGIV, WTLC, KPOP-FM. Heavy: WBLS, WHOA, WGCI, WDMT, WZAK. Medium: WKYS, WVEE, WDIA, WHRK, KSOL, KOKY. Rotations: Heavy 2/2, Medium 8/8, Light 17/16, Extra Adds 9, Total Adds 35 including WAMO, WKYS, K104 -FM, KRNB, WHRK, WGCI, WJMO, KSOL, WKND, WRDW, KNOW, WOIC, KJCB, WANM, WTLC. GREG KIHN BAND "Jeopardy" (Beserkley/Elektra-Asylum) 22/0 CAMEO "Style" (Atlantic Art./PolyGram) 36/25 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 12/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WILD, WBLS, WHRK, WBLZ, WDMT. Medium: WOOK, WVEE, K104-FM, WZAK, KSOL, WPDQ, KOKY, WVOL, WANM, KUKQ. 0 Rotations: Heavy 3/1, Medium 6/3, Light 20/14, Extra Adds 7, Total Adds 25 including WHUR, KMJQ, WGCI, WZAK, KACE, WDAS, WKYS, XHRM, WJAX, WANM, WKWM, KUKQ. Heavy: KRNB, WHRK. Medium: K104 -FM, WPEG, KOKY. POINTER SISTERS "If You Wanna Get Back Your Lady" (Planet/RCA) 22/0 ATTITUDE "We Got The Juice" (RFC/Atlantic) 35/0 Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 10/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WAOK, WEDR, KSOL, WNHC, WPDQ, KDIA. KOKY, WANT, WANM, WLTH, WLUM, WWWS. Rotations: Heavy 12/0, Medium 15/0, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WBLS, WEDR, WZEN-FM, XHRM, WNHC, Medium: WILD, WENN, WGIV, WJAX, WPEG, WPLZ, WTLC. Medium: WVEE, WDIA, WJMO, KOKY, WLTH, KUKQ. OZONE "Strutt My Thang" (Motown) 21/5 WATV, WPOQ, WJJS. Medium: LOU RAWLS "Wind Beneath My Wings" (Epic) 33/3 Rotations: Heavy 2/1, Medium 9/0, Light 9/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, WAIL -FM, WRDW, KACE, KDAY, XHRM, WPEG, WNOO, WLTH, WTLC, KPOP-FM. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 13/1, Light 13/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 3, KMJQ, KACE, WLTH. Heavy: WYLD-FM, WKXI, WGPR, WLUM, KUKQ, KPOP-FM. Medium: WHUR, WDIA, WAIL -FM, WGPR, XHRM, WBLX, WVOI. LUTHER VANDROSS "Promise Me" (Epic) 21/3 Medium: CHERI "Working Girl" (21/PolyGram) 33/0 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 10/1, Light 9/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WOOK, XHRM, KUKQ. Heavy: KRLY, KMJM. K104 -FM, KMJQ, WDIA, WAN, WGIV, WPEG, WPDQ, KJCB, WDAO. Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 16/0, Light 9/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WBLS, WVEE, WYLD-FM, WBMX, WGCI, WCIN, WZEN-FM, WJMI. Medium: WOOK, WJMO, KSOL, WGIV, WVOL, WAAA, WWWS. EVELYN KING "Get Loose" (RCA) 21/2 1, Total Adds 2, WEDR, Heavy: WAN, WAAA. Medium: CHAKA KHAN "Tearin' It Up" (WB) 32/3 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 13/1, Light 5/0, Extra Adds WDMT. WORD, WJLB, WZEN-FM, XHRM, WENN, KJCB, WBLX, WWWS. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 18/2, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WOOK, XHRM, WLTH. Heavy: WBLS, WATV, WGIV, WAOK, K104-FM, WDIA, WZAK, WNOO, KUKQ. Medium: WAOK, WDMT, KACE, KNOW, WPDO, WAAA, WVOI. ARETHA FRANKLIN "This Is For Real" (Arista) 21/0 O. WZEN-FM, WLTH. Medium: WOOK, WCIN, FONZI THORNTON "Beverly" (RCA) 31/3 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 13/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds Heavy: WENN, WGIV, WNOO, WOIC, WBLX, WP12, WANT, WDAO. Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 11/0, Light 12/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WPEG, WLOU, WWDM. Heavy: WVEE, WKND, WDMT, WORD, WJLB, WATV, WENN, WAAA, WTLC, WWWS. Medium: WBLS, WHRK, WZAK, XHRM, WGIV. INDEEP "When Boys Talk" (Sound Of New York) 20/9 WHRK, WZAK, WGPR, XHRM, WOIC, GEORGE DUKE "Reach Out" (Part 1) (Epic) 31/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/3, Light 9/4, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 9, WRKS, WHOA, Medium: WILD, WBLS, WVEE, WNHC, WPEG, WWDM. Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 15/0, Light 9/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, KACE. Heavy: WBLS, KRNB, KSOL, WNHC, KUKQ, WJAX, WANM. KPOP-FM. Medium: WHOA, K104 -FM, WDMT, XHRM, WJMI, WAAA, WLUM, KDIA. BROTHERS JOHNSON "I'm Giving You All Of My Love" (A&M) 20/2 KPOP-FM. MICHAEL HENDERSON "Fickle" (Buddah/Arista) 29/17 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 9/1, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WILD, WDRQ. Heavy: WBMX, WTLC, WLUM, WXYV, KMJQ, XHRM, WKXI, WANT, WAAA, WDAO, WITH. LAI Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/2, Light 18/9, Extra Adds 6, Total Adds 17, WAOK, WHRK, WEDR, WAIL -FM, WBMX, Medium: WJMO, WJLB, XHRM, WROW, WOIC, WJMI, WWDM, WANM, WAAA, WDAO, WLTH, KUKQ. Medium: WENN, WVOL, WKWM. "D" TRAIN "Music" (Prelude) 19/12 WNHC, WGIV, WPEG, BRASS CONSTRUCTION "Walkin' The Line" (Capitol) 28/9 Rotations: Heavy 3/1, Medium 4/2, Light 10/7, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 12, WHUR, WGCI, WZAK, WGPR, WPOQ, WTLC, WWWS, KUKQ. Heavy: WBLS, WNOO. Medium: WAIL -FM, WWDM. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 9/3, Light 17/5, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 9, WBLS, K104 -FM, WDMT, WJMO, WJLB, XHRM, WANM, WRDW, WANT, WANM. Heavy: WAOK. Medium: WHUR, KRNB, WOIC, WTLC, KUKQ. VISUAL "The Music Got Me" (Prelude) 19/2 Medium: HIGH INERGY "He's A Pretender" (Gordy/Motown) 28/1 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 6/0, Light 10/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WXYV, WDAO. Heavy: WBLS, WYLD-FM. WRKS, WOOK, WAIL -FM, WNHC, WENN, WTLC. Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 14/0, Light 8/1, Extra Adds O. Total Adds 1, WTOY. Heavy: KACE, WATV, WENN, WTLC, WLUM. Medium: WHUR, WVEE, WAIL -FM, WNOO. WVOL, WANM, WAAA, WITH. GEORGE HOWARD "The Preacher" (Palo Alto) 19/0 DEBRA HURD "Hug Me, Squeeze Me" (Geffen) 26/8 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/0, Light 10/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Medium: WHUR, WVEE, WHRK, KNOW, WNOO, KJCB, KDIA. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/1, Light 17/6, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 8, WOOK, WVEE, WEDR, WRDW, WENN, WKXI, WPLZ, WAAA, WKWM, KUKQ. Medium: WAOK, WHRK, KDAY, KOKY, WVOL, WWDM, WANM. SERGIO MENDES "Never Gonna Let You Go" (A&M) 18/7 Total Adds 7, WXYV, WHRK, WBMX, WJAX, WAAA, WLUM, DIANE RICHARDS "Listen To Your Heart" (Zoo York/CBS) 26/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 10/4, Extra Adds 3, Medium: WHUR, WVEE, WNHC, WGIV, WWDM. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 10/1, Light 13/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WHUR, KRNB, XHRM, WLTH. Heavy: WCIN, WJMO. KPOP-FM. WTLC. Medium: WOOK, WGPR, KSOL, WENN, WKXi, WVOL, WLUM, KPOP-FM. TYRONE DAVIS "A Little Bit Of Loving" (HighRise) 18/4 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/0, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 4, WDAS, WAOK, WCIN, WGPR. Heavy: KRNB, WOIC. LENNY WHITE "Didn't Know About Love (Till I Found You)" (Elektra) 25/16 WGIV, KOKY, WWDM. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/1, Light 15/10, Ext'a Adds 5, Total Adds 16, WILD, WHUR, WVEE, WEDR, WBMX, WJMO, Medium: WHRK, WAN, WNHC, WGIV, WPEG, WJAX, WLOU, WBLX, WAAA, WDAO. KUKO, KPOP-FM. Medium: WZEN-FM, WLTH, WLUM. PHILLIPPE WYNNE "You Ain't Going Anywhere But Gone" (Sugar Hill) 18/2 1, Total Adds 2, WKYS, KMJQ. Heavy: WILD, WKXI, WAAA. Medium: DAVID BOWIE "Let's Dance" (EMI America) 25/6 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 6/0, Light 8/1, Extra Adds WJMO, KSOL, WPEG, WNOO. Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 7/1, Light 11/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 6, WAMO, WGCI, WGPR, KDAY, WJAX, WTLC. Heavy: WAMO, WOOK, WILD, WBLS, WVEE, WHRK. WNHC, KPOP-FM. Medium: WXYV, WDMT, WZAK, XHRM, WANM, KUKQ. THOMAS DOLBY "She Blinded Me With Science" (Capitol) 17/5 -FM, IMAGINATION "Changes" (MCA) 25/0 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 8/2, Light 4/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, WVEE, WDRQ, KDAY, WNHC, WPEG. Heavy: K104 WHRK, WZAK, XHRM. Medium: WXYV, WAIL -FM, WDMT, WKWM, WWWS, KUKQ. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 16/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WOOK, WKXI. Medium: WHUR, WAOK. KRNB, WEDR, WJMO, KACE, KDAY, XHRM, KNOW, WENN. WGIV, WPLZ, WWDM. WDAO, KUKQ, KPOP-FM. GRACE JONES Now, Laugh Later" (Island/Atco) 16/0 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 3/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: KMJQ, KRLY, KRNB, WAN, WPDQ, WANM, WAAA. Medium: WZEN-FM, WENN, WJAX. SECRET WEAPON " 'DJ' MAN" (Prelude) 16/0 SIGNIFICANT ACTION Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 9/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WAIL -FM, KNOW, WNOO, WOIC, WAAA. Medium: WAOK, WVEE, WDIA, WCIN, WJMO, WPLZ, WANT, WANM, WLTH. MARY JANE GIRLS "Candy Man" (Gordy/Motown) 24/4 BOOKER NEWBERRY III "Love Town" (Boardwalk) 15/7 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 10/1. Light 10/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WVEE, WAIL -FM, WKXI, WAAA. Heavy: KRNB, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 8/5, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 7, WXYV, KRLY, WGPR, WAN, WWDM, WANM, KUKQ. WTLC, WWWS. Medium: WGPR, WZEN-FM, KDAY, XHRM, KSOL, KJCB, WLOU, WANM, KPOP-FM. Medium: WILD, WBLS, KRNB, WHRK, WNHC. EDDY GRANT "Electric Avenue" (Portrait/CBS) 24/1 THELMA HOUSTON "Working Girl" (MCA) 15/5 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 11/1, Light 11/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WVEE. Heavy: WBLS, WNHC. Medium: WDAS, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/0, Light 6/3, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 5, WXYV, WEDR, WAN, WPDG, WWWS. Heavy: WAOK. WAOK, WAIL -FM, KACE, KDAY, KNOW, WENN, WWDM, WDAO, KPOP-FM. Medium: WOOK, WZAK, WENN, WGIV, KOKY, WVOL. MTUME "Juicy Fruit" (Epic) 24/1 SHOCK "Waitin' On Your Love" (Fantasy) 15/4 Rotations: Heavy 11/0, Medium 10/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WJAX. Heavy: WBLS, WHOA, WDMT, WZAK, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/1, Light 9/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WAMO, WLOU, WVOL, WTOY. Medium: WVEE, WATV, WJMI, KJCB, WKWM, WLUM, WWWS. Medium: WBMX, WGCI, WCIN, WDRQ, WJLB, KDAY, XHRM, WPEG, WKXI, K104 -FM, WHRK, XHRM, WPEG. WWDM. MELLAA "Makin' Love In The Fast Lane" (Lars) 15/1 JONZUN CREW "Space Cowboy" (Tommy Boy) 23/6 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 7/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WBMX. Heavy: WAOK, WHRK, WYLD-FM. Medium: Rotations: Heavy 2/2, Medium 11/3, Light 10/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 6, WVEE, KMJQ, WDMT, WZAK, KDAY, WLOU. KRNB, WZEN-FM, WENN, KOKY, WVOL, WTLC, WLUM. Medium: WILD, WAIL -FM, XHRM, WNHC, WPDQ, WANM, WTLC, KPOP-FM. PATRICK SIMMONS "So Wrong" (Elektra) 15/0 CHOCOLATE MILK "Who's Getting It Now" (RCA) 23/2 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 6/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WILD, WAMO, KPOP-FM. Medium: WVEE, Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 7/1, Light 11/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WAIL -FM, WLTH. Heavy: KRNB, WDIA, KJCB, KUKQ. WENN, WJAX, WPLZ, WDAO, KUKQ. Medium: WZEN-FM, KSOL, WKND, WNOO, KOKY, WWWS. LANIER & CO. 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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 64 R&R/Friday, April 15, 1983 NATIONA!AIRPLAY/50 òrsrt April 15, 1983 Tnree Two Lest Weeks weeks Week 11 5 2 0 OAK RIDGE BOYS/American Made (MCA) t 2 1 1 2 ALABAMA/Dixieland Delight (RCA) ,r 6 4 3 0 JOHNNY LEE/Sounds Like Love (Full Moon/Asylum) 13 9 5 0 REBA McENTIRE/You're The First Time I've... (Mercury/PolyGram) BREAKERS® 18 12 10 0 SHELLY WEST/Jose Cuervo (WB/Viva) "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of 15 11 9 0 GEORGE STRAIT/Amarillo By Morning (MCA) station activity on any given week. 17 14 11 Q B.J. THOMAS/Whatever Happened To Old... (Cleve. Int./Columbia) 20 16 13 0 JOHN CONLEE/Common Man (MCA) DON WILLIAMS 16 15 12 Q RONNIE McDOWELL/Personally (Epic) Love Is On A Roll (MCA) 21 17 14 CD LOUISE MANDRELL/Save Me (RCA) On 77% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 16, Same 30, Down 0, Debuts 26, Adds 39. 8 6 4 11 ED BRUCE/My First Taste Of Texas (MCA) A Most Added Record. Debuts at number 42 on the Country Chart. 26 22 17 lip CHARLEY PRIDE/More And More (RCA) LEE GREENWOOD 9 7 7 13 HANK WILLIAMS JR./Gonna Go Huntin' Tonight (Elektra/Curb) I.O.U. (MCA) 5 3 6 14 EARL THOMAS CONLEY/I Have Loved You, Girl (RCA) 35 28 zo MERLE HAGGARD/You On 70% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 26, Same 27, Down 0, Debuts 28, Adds 20. ® Take Me For Granted (Epic) Moves 48-43 on the Country Chart. 31 27 19 0 ROSANNE CASH/It Hasn't Happened Yet (Columbia) JIM GLASER 36 31 22 0 WAYLON JENNINGS/Lucille (RCA) You Got Me Running (Noble Vision) 25 23 18 C) GUS HARDIN/After The Last Goodbye (RCA) On 67% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 23, Same 37, Down 0, Debuts 22, Adds 15. 3 2 8 19 KENNY ROGERS & SHEENA EASTON/We've Got Tonight (Liberty) Moves 50-44 on the Country Chart. 37 33 29 WILLIE NELSON/Little Old Fashioned Karma (Columbia) STATLER BROTHERS 33 29 25 0 MOE BANDY/I Still Love You In The Same 01' Way (Columbia) Oh Baby Mine (Mercury/PolyGram) 29 26 23 0 TOM JONES/Touch Me (I'll Be Your Fool Once More) (Mercury/PolyGram) On 62% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 9, Same 31, Down 0, Debuts 9, Adds 40. A 32 30 28 0 JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ/Foolin' (Epic) Most Added Record. Debuts 45 at number on the Country Chart. 27 24 21 24 JOE STAMPLEY/Finding You (Epic) CHARLY McCLAIN 4o 36 32 0 EMMYLOU HARRIS/I'm Movin' On (WB) Fly Into Love (Epic) 43 34 30 IG VERN GOSDIN/If You're Gonna Do Me Wrong... (Compleat/PolyGram) On 60% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 23, Same 32, Down 0, Debuts 14, Adds 18. 39 35 31 MEL TILLIS/In The Middle Of The Night (MCA) Debuts at number 46 on the Country Chart. ® 44 41 34 CRYSTAL GAYLE/Our Love Is On The Faultline PORTER WAGONER (WB) 42 39 33 GENE WATSON/You're Out Doing What I'm Here Doing Without (MCA) This Hat (WBNiva) a Cowboy's 43 38 EDDIE RABBITT/You Can't Run From Love (WB) On 60% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 55, Same 18, Down 1, Debuts 6, Adds 7. 41 38 35 BOBBY BARE & LACY J. DALTON/It's A Moves 49-47 on the Country Chart. ® Dirty Job (Columbia) 1 10 15 32 BELLAMY BROTHERS/When I'm Away From You (Elektra/Curb) 4 8 16 33 JANIE FRICKE/You Don't Know Love (Columbia) MOST ADDED HOTTEST 47 43 0 DAVID ALLAN COE/The Ride (Columbia) 44 4o ® MICKEY GILLEY/Fool For Your Love BARBARA MANDRELL (79) SHELLY WEST (63) (Epic) In Times Like These (MCA) Jose Cuervo (WB/Viva) 45 42 39 © LEON EVERETTE/My Lady Loves Me (Just As I Am) (RCA) STATLER BROTHERS (40) OAK RIDGE BOYS (60) 48 44 ® RONNIE MILSAP/Stranger In My House (RCA) Oh Baby Mine (Mercury/PolyGram) American Made (MCA) 50 45 42 e MICHAEL MURPHEY/Love Affairs (Liberty) DON WILLIAMS (39) ALABAMA (52) 49 46 41 GAIL DAVIES/Singing The Blues (WB) Love Is On A Roll Dixieland Delight (MCA) (RCA) 46 Q T.G. SHEPPARD/Without You (WB/Curb) GARY MORRIS (34) JOHNNY LEE (36) - 47 LLOYD DAVID FOSTER/Unfinished Business.)MCA) The Love She Found In Me (WB) Sounds Like Love (Full Moon/Asylum) 0 DON WILLIAMS/Love Is On A Roll (MCA) TAMMY WYNETTE (281 DAVID ALLAN COE (33) DEBUT 0 48 LEE I Just Heard A Heart Break... (Epic) The Ride (Columbia) - - GREENWOOD/I.O.U. (MCA) TANYA TUCKER (24) JOHN CONLEE (31) - - 4o 0 JIM GLASER/You Got Me Running (Noble Vision) Changes Common Man (MCA) (Arista) r DEBUT STATLER BROTHERS/Oh Baby Mine (Mercury/PolyGram)

I DEBUT Q CHARLY McCLAIN/Fly Into Love (Epic) - - 49 0 PORTER WAGONER/This Cowboy's Hat (WB/Viva) NEW Ft ACTIVE 10 18 24 48 JOHN ANDERSON/Swingin' (WB) DEBUT ]/ g BARBARA MANDRELL/In Times Like These (MCA) Recent releases are listed M order of their actMty The two numbers following the artist title label designation (example DEBUT IW Q GARY MORRIS/The Love She Found In Me (WB) 100 251 indicate how many of our reporters are on me record this week :10p» and of thOSe 100 how many added I. this week This chart K based solely on compiled weekly reports from our reporting stations. Black circled numbers Indicate general Osi "Moves' are broken down for each record and Indicate how many stations moved the song up on their charts. held K the continued upward movement. Sane On to on add to on 31 31 etc I moved it Down on their charts or Added It thh week 12Indicated one Of this week s most added new songs

NARVEL FELTS "Cry Baby" (Compleat/PolyGram) 36/8 aBARBARA MANDRELL "In Times Like These" (MCA) 80/79 National Summary: Up 6, Same 18, Down 1, Debuts 3, Adds 8, WSOC-FM, WFNC, KLLL, WMC-AM, KKYX, KBMR, WAXX, National Summary: Up 0, Same 1, Dow O, Debuts 0, Adds 79 including WPOC-FM, WSNO, WPOR-FM, WPLO, WSOC-FM, KVOO, WIRK -FM 35-26, KITS -AM -FM 49-42. KIKK-FM, WQYK-FM, WMAO, WWWE, WCXI-AM-FM, WFMS-FM, KEBC-FM, KIK-FM, KLZ, KNIX-FM, KWJJ, KSOP-FM. Debuts LANE It at number 49 on the Country Chart. McGUFFEY "Doing Right" (Atco) 36/4 National Summary: Up 10, Same 20, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 4, KSSN, WWOD/WKZZ, KTPK-FM, KUZZ, WBGW-FM 42-36, pmGARY MORRIS "The Love She Found In Me" (WB) 80/34 WKYG 24-19, KHEY-AM 50-40, KRMD-AM-FM 50-43, WMNI 39-33, KITS -AM -FM 46-39. National Summary: Up 9, Same 25, Down 0, Debuts 12, Adds 34 including WGNA-FM, WWVA, WESC-AM-FM, KLLL, WHOO, WTQR-FM, WWWW-FM, WIRE, WDGY, KYNN-AM-FM, WIL-AM-FM, KFH, KMAK, KVEG, KEEN. Debuts at number 50 on RAY CHARLES "Y. Time" (Columbia) 31/15 National Summary: Up 0, Same 15, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 15, WDAK, KHEV-AM, WKSJ-FM, WNOE-AM, KSO, WAXX, KFGO, the Country Chart. KITS -AM -FM, KVOO, KKAL, KMAK, KRWO-FM, KWJJ, KRSY, KTOM. CONWAY TWITTY "We Had It All" 79/5 (MCA) WAYNE CARSON Year 2 Months 11 Days" 29/5 National Summary: Up 37, Same 24, Down 0, Debuts 13, Adds 5, WPOR-FM, KSSN, WOKK, WSIX-FM. KCCY-FM, WGNA-FM "1 (EMH) National Summary: Up 7, Same 14, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 5, WNYR, WEIL-FM, WSIX-FM, KVOO, KMAK, WGNA-FM 38-35, 37-29, WVAM 48-40, WPLO 24-16, WESC-AM-FM 39-30, WIRK -FM 50-40, KTTS-AM-FM 40-33, KVOO 41-31, KRWO-FM WVAM 43-36, KTTS-AM-FM 30-25, KFDI-FM 42-36, KSOP-FM 49-46. 41-31, KWJJ 48-40, KSOP-FM 38-27. Heard A Heart Break..." (Epic) 28/28 KAREN TAYLOR -GOOD "Tenderness Place" (Mesa) 70/5 IM TAMMY WYNETTE "I Just UM National Summary: Up 0, Same 0, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 28 including WBGW-FM, WPLO, WYNK-FM, KHEV-AM, WCMS- National Summary: Up 35, Same 23, Down 1, Debuts 6, Adds 5, KLLL, WNOE-AM, WCXI-AM-FM, WTSO, KGEM/KJOT, WGNA- FM, WMNI, WKKQ-AM-FM, KEBC-FM, KUZZ, KWJJ. FM 28-23, WVAM 18-11, KHEY-AM 20-15, KRMD-AM-FM 33-28, KYNN-AM-FM 23-15, KVOO 20-15, KFDI-FM 26-21, KWJJ 38-33, KGA 29-25, KBBQ 29-25. TANYA TUCKER "Changes" (Arista) 28/24 MARTY ROBBINS "Change Of Heart" (Columbia) 65/6 National Summary: Up 0, Same 3, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 24 including WYII, WPLO, WLWI-FM, WCMS-FM, KKYX, KEBC- FM, KITS -AM -FM, KUUY, KNIX-FM, KSOP-FM. National Summary: Up 29, Same 22, Down 0, Debuts 8. Adds 6, WXKW, KASE, WFNC, WIRE, KUUY, KNIX-FM, WGNA-FM 42-36, WPLO 37-31, WSIX-FM 13-11, WHOO 29-23, WMNI 35-28, WKKQ-AM-FM 22-18, KFDI-FM 40-34, KRWQ-FM 26-19, MARLOW TACKETT "I Know My Way To You By Heart" (RCA) 26/13 KWJJ 39-34. National Summary: Up 0, Same 13, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 13, WKSJ-FM, KRMD-AM-FM, KFGO, WTSO, KRST-FM, KYAK, DAVID FRIZZELL & SHELLY WEST "Cajun Invitation" (WB/Viva) 63/8 KGEM/KJOT, KLZ, KMAK, KRWQ-FM, KTOM, KIGO, KBBQ. National Summary: Up 25, Same 25, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 8, WIXY, KRRV. KSSN, WHOO, WKIX, KIOV-FM, KRST-FM, KKAL, TOMMY ST. JOHN "Where'd Ya Stay Last Night" (RCA) 26/7 WELL -FM 50-41, KHEY-AM 48-39, WKKQ-AM-FM 33-26, KYNN-AM-FM 35-26, KYAK 20-17, KSOP-FM 32-26. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 15, Light 0, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 7, WIXL-FM, WFNC, WIRK -FM, KCJB, KEBC-FM, KUZZ, KUGN- MEL McDANIEL "Old Man River (I've Come To Talk Again)" (Capitol) 62/18 FM, KBMR d-49, KSO d-35, KFDI-FM d-43. National Summary: Up 8, Same 21, Down 0, Debuts 15, Adds 18, WYII, WPLO, WXBQ-FM, WSOC-FM, WGVM, WOKK, KYXX, HAZARD "Love Letters" (WB/Viva) 24/0 WHOO, WQYK-FM, WMNI, WFMS-FM, WHBF, KVOO,KUUY, KUGN-FM, KMAK, KSOP-FM, KSON-AM. National Summary: Up 5, Same 15, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 0, WIXL-FM 38-33, KHEY-AM d-47, WCMS d-49, WQYK-FM on, 42-39, KTTS-AM-FM 43-36, KUZZ 43-41, KEEN on. WILLIE NELSON & BRENDA LEE "You're Gonna Love Yourself" (Monument) 55/11 KEBC-FM on, KYNN-AM-FM 32-29, WXCL National Summary: Up 15, Same 19, Down 0, Debuts 10, Adds 11, WOKQ, WIXL-FM, WWVA, KASE, WWOD/WKZZ, WMC-AM, BILLY PARKER "Who Said Love Was Fair" (Soundwaves) 19/1 WSM, KYXX, WTSO, KTPK-FM, KRWQ-FM, WPLO 32-28, WESC-AM-FM 42-38, WSIX-FM 27-23, KFDI-FM 48-39. National Summary: Up 5, Same 12, Down 0. Debuts 1, Adds 1, KSOP-FM, WGNA-FM 44-40, WWVA on, WFNC on, KRMD-AM- KVOO 49-42, KFDI-FM 45-40, KVEG on. LYNN ANDERSON "You Can't Lose What You Never Had" (Permian) 43/12 FM 41-38, WIRK -FM 49-44, KYNN-AM-FM on, National Summary: Up 6, Same 22, Down 0, Debuts 3. Adds 12, WYII, WYNK-FM, WELL -FM, WESC-AM-FM, WOKK, KKYX, BRICE HENDERSON "Lovers Again" (Union Station) 17/10 WCXI-AM-FM, WHBF, KVOO, KFDI-FM, KVEG, KRAK, WKKQ-AM-FM 42-37, KIK-FM 45-41, KSOP-FM 45-39. National Summary: Up 0, Same 6, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 10, WVAM, WSNO, WYNK-FM, WEIL -FM, KHEV-AM, WLWI-FM, KYNN-AM-FM, KFDI-FM, KTOM, KSOP-FM. TEXAS VOCAL COMPANY "Two Hearts" (RCA) 15/14 National Summary: Up 0, Same 1, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 14, WSNO, KRRV, KSO, WKKQ-AM-FM, WAXX, KYNN-AM-FM, KYAK, KLZ, KMAK, KRWQ-FM, KNIX-FM, KSOP-FM, KGA, KIGO. ACTION SUPER GRIT COWBOY BAND "I Bought The Shoes..." (Hoodswamp) 15/6 SIGNIFICANT Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 6, WYNK-FM, WAXX, KITS -AM -FM, KFDI-FM, KVEG, KGA, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 9, Light 0, WGNA-FM on, WCMS-FM on, WTOR-FM on, KUZZ on. GARY STEWART & DEAN DILLON "Smokin' In The Rockies" (RCA) 39/8 National Summary: Up 5, Same 25, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 8, WIXY, WYNK-FM, WRNL, WMNI, KEBC-FM, WHBF, KIOV-FM, KKCS, WVAM 50-41, KRMD-AM-FM 47-41. BOXCAR WILLIE "Train Medley" (Main Street) 38/7 National Summary: Up 5, Same 21, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 7, WEZL-FM, KHEY-AM, WMNI, KFGO, KIOV-FM, KUZZ, KVEG, Adds & Hots ... See Page 50 WLWI-FM 30-25, KRWO-FM 35-24, KWJJ 44-38.

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/Contemporary I (Columbia) Adult Won't Hold You Back CULTURE CLUB (38) Continued from Back Page Time (Clock Of The Heart) (Virgin/Epic) STEPHEN BISHOP (68) NEIL DIAMOND (35) It Might Be You... (WB) Front Page Story (Columbia) JARREAU (61) MeMBNIIM. LIONEL RICHIE (35) Mornin' (WB) My Love (Motown) DAN FOGELBERG (56) SERGIO MENDES (30) Make Love Stay (Full Moon/Epic) Never Gonna Let You Go (A&M) DIONNE WARWICK (39) BREAKERS. MARTY BALIN (20) Take The Short Way Home (Arista) Do It For Love (EMI America) DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES (37) MEN AT WORK (20) One On One (RCA) CULTURE CLUB Overkill (Columbia) BARRY MANILOW (37) Some Kind Of Friend (Arista) Time (Clock Of The Heart) (Virgin/Epic) 67% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 5/1, Medium 46/16, Light 43/20, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 38 including WPRO, WLTT, WAXY, WCLR, JOURNEY "Faithfully" (Columbia) 17/12 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/2, Light 11/10, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 12, KPPL, KPLZ, V100, WHHY, WTRX, WAYV, WEIM, WARM98, WMJI, WHB, WISN, KS94, KGW, KEZR, WHEN, WBT, WRVA, WKBR, WTNY, KFSB, KRSB, KISN. Medium: WFYR, WSKI, WSKY, KRKK. KCEE, and 23 more. Debuts at number 26 on the A/C chart. LEE GREENWOOD "1.O.U." (MCA) 17/8 MENDES Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/1, Light 11/7, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 8, WFBR, WLTA, WCCO, KNOW, WQUA, KKUA, WKZE- SERGIO FM, KRSB. Medium: WEIM, WLVA, KFOR, KRLC, KALE. Never Gonna Let You Go (A&M) GREG KIHN BAND "Jeopardy" (Beserkley/Elektra-Asylum) 16/1 61% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 47/14, Light 36/16, Rotations: Heavy 11/0, Medium 2/0, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WWNR. Heavy: V100, KFIM, WQUE, Y106, WOWO, KOIL, KYKY, WAYV, WKBR, WSKI, KRKK. Medium: WTAE, KKRD. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 30 including WFBR, WLTT, WASH, 97AIA, WISN, WGY, WBT, WTRX, WENS, KRDO, KWAV, KS103, and KENNY ROGERS "All My Life" (Liberty) 15/15 KHOW, KGW, WPIX, LAM Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 7/7, Light 6/6, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 15, WFYR, WRIE, WSFM, WWYZ, WMAZ, WHBY, 15 more. Debuts at number 27 on the A/C chart. KKRD, KUGN, WKZE-FM, KFSB, KFOR, KTWO, KRSB, KISN, KVSF. DOBIE GRAY "One Can Fake It" (Arista) 15/5 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 15/5, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WCCO, KUGN, WKZE-FM, WKNE, KRSB. GARLAND JEFFREYS "What Does It Take (To Win Your Love)" (Epic) 14/0 NEW & ACTIVE Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 5/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: KPLZ, WFMK, KKUA, WWNR. Medium: WCCO, WLVA, KFQD, KRLC, KVSF. OAK RIDGE BOYS "American Made" (MCA) 12/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/1, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KOY. Heavy: KRLC. Medium: WSB, WCCO, KSL, WKNE, LAURA BRANIGAN "Solitaire" (Atlantic) 68/10 WJBC, KFQD, KALE. Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 36/3, Light 22/5, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 10, WMJI, WZZP, KPPL, WRIE, WRVR, WHBY, WENS, WCPI, WJON, KRLC. Heavy: WFBR, WAXY, 97AIA, WISN, WGY, KFIM, WROV, KALE. Medium: WYNY, WTAE, WLTA, WSB-FM, OX0 "Whiny Girl" (Geffen) 11/0 WFYR, KNBR, WWYZ, Y106, KYKY, KBOI, KRDO, KOST. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 3/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WFMK, WSKI. Medium: WFBR, WAVY, WCKQ. ROBBIE PATTON "Smiling Islands" (Atlantic) 68/7 NAKED EYES "Always Something There To Remind Me" (EMI America) 10/3 Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 43/1, Light 17/6, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 7, WCZY, WOMC, WWYZ, WGY, WEIM, WLVA, WHNN. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/1, Light 5/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, KOY, WQUE, KS103. Medium: WYNY, KGW, KUDO, WSKI. Heavy: WQUE, WSRZ, WISM-FM, WKNE, WVBS, KFSB, WJON, KFQD. Medium: WLTT, WCLR, WFYR, WCCO, KS94, KNOW, KPPL, KGW, 8100, KFMB, KNBR, KEZR, KPLZ, WVLK, WSKI. DREAMGIRLS "When I First Saw You" (Geffen) 9/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Medium: KSL, WDEF, KFOR. IM CARL WILSON "What You Do To Me" (Caribou/CBS) 65/17 WM Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 30/5, Light 34/11, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 17, WLTA, KHOW, KPPL, WWYZ, WGY, KMGC, DAN SEALS "Everybody's Dream Girl" (Liberty) 8/7 WRVA, KRNT, KWAV, KSL, KS103, WCPI, WROV, WVBS, KVOX, WHNN, WJON. Medium: KGW, WSLI, WMAZ, WHHY, WSRZ, Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 0/0, Light 6/5, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WCCO, WTRX, WDEF, WGSV, KVOX, KWEB, KTWO. KUDL, KBOI, KUGN, KUDO, KCRG, KFSB, KRLC, KRNO. AFTER THE FIRE "Der Kommissar" (Epic) 8/0 NEIL DIAMOND "Front Page Story" (Columbia) 47/35 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 1/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: Y106, WAYV, WSKI. Medium: WKBR. UM Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 20/12, Light 24/20, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 35 including WSB-FM, WHB, KS94, WBEN, WSFM, WWYZ, WWSH, WGY, WSLI, WHBY, WISM-FM, WQUA, KBOI, KKUA, KEX, WWNR, WKZE-FM, WEIM, WCTC, WCHV, CRYSTAL GAYLE "Our Love Is On The Fauitline" (WB) 7/5 4/2, Total Adds 5, WCCO, KGW, KSL, WCKQ, KRLC. WLVA, KCRG, KVOX, KFOR, KTWO, KQDI, KRLC, KRKK, KISN, KVSF, and 5 more. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/3. Light Extra Adds 0, GARY PORTNOY "Theme From 'Cheers' (Where Everybody Knows Your Name)" (Applause) 47/2 BILLY JOEL "Goodnight Saigon" (Columbia) 7/0 Adds Total O. Medium: WCKQ, KVOX. Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 28/2, Light 10/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KOY, WSKI. Heavy: WYNY, WLTA, KPLZ, WFMK, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 5/0, Extra 0, Adds KOIL, WMHE, WAYV, KRLC, KALE. Medium: GR55, WCLR, KHOW, KGW, KNBR, WBEN, WHBC, 610TVN, WENS, KUDL, KRDO, KANTER By Love" 7/0 KWAV, KEX, KKPL, WKNE, WTNY, WCKQ, WGSV, WJON. AMY "Hurt (Atlantic) Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Medium: WKNE, WDEF, KVOX. It For Love" America) 46/20 MARTY BALIN "Do (EMI 'Thorn Birds' Theme" 7/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 25/8, Light 21/12, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 20, WSB-FM, WCCO, KHOW, KPPL. KOY, HENRY MANCINI & HIS ORCHESTRA "The (WB) 0 KSL. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 1/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WDEF, KFOR. Medium: WAEB, WHHY, KRNT, WTRX, KMBZ, WISM-FM, KBOI, WWNR, WTNY, WORG, WVBS, KFQD, KRLC. KRNO, KALE. Medium: KFSB, WARM98, WSLI, WSRZ, WHBY, KUGN, KUDO, WCTC, WCHV, KSRO. MAGGIE BELL & BOBBY WHITLOCK "Put Angels Around You" (Swan Song/Atco) 6/3 FLEETWOOD MAC "Oh Diane" (WB) 36/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 4/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WOMC, WCCO, WSKI. Medium: WLTA, KALE. 0, Total Adds 1, WOMC. Heavy: WAAY, WKNE, WJON. Medium: Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 21/0, Light 12/1, Extra Adds PATRICK SIMMONS "So Wrong" (Elektra) 6/1 KEZR, WGY, WMAZ, WHBY, KUGN, KEX, KSL, WWNR, WEIM, WSKI, WSKY, WCKQ, WCHV, WGSV, KCRG, WLTA, KFMB, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WOWO. Medium: WKBR, WSKI, WTNY. KFSB, KRLC, KRNO, KALE. Love" 34/15 DAVID BOWIE "Let's Dance" (EMI America) 5/1 JIM CAPALDI "That's (Atlantic) Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/0, Light 2/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WAYV. Heavy: WKBR. Medium: KFIM, WSKI. LiMI Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/1, Light 24/13, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 15, WARM98, WCCO, Y97, WSLI, WQUE, WSRZ, WQUA, WCKQ, WGSV, WORG, KFOR, WJON, KFQD, KRNO, KRKK. Medium: WPIX, KANT, KWAV, WEIM, WCHV, WLVA, KVSF, KALE. DEXYS MIDNIGHT RUNNERS "Come On Eileen" (Mercury/PolyGram) 32/0 Rotations: Heavy 16/0, Medium 11/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WTAE, WAXY, V100, WRIE, 3WS, KFIM, WHHY, Y106, WOWO, WFMK, KOIL, KKRD, WAYV, WKBR, WSKI, KRKK. Medium: GR55, WYNY, 55KRC, KPLZ, WICC, WHEN, WQUE, KRNT, WMHE, WTNY, WSKY.

JULIO IGLESIAS "Amor" (Columbia) 31/8 NEW & ACTIVE Includes songs reported by at least 30 of our A/C reporting stations. The Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 9/1, Light 20/7, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 8, WLTA, WTIC, WQUA, KUGN, WKZE-FM, WSKY, (label) designation Indicate how many A/C WSLI, KFQD. Heavy: WDEF, KVSF. Medium: WCCO, WBEN, WMAZ, WHBY, KSL, WAVY, WSKI, WJON. two numbers following the artist/title reporters are on the record this week and, of those, how many added it for the first time this week. A/C stations report their playlists by rotations (Heavy, Medium, Light, and Add). The two numbers following each rotational designation Indicate how many stations have the record In that particular rotation and, of those, how many added it SIGNIFICANT ACTION directly Into that same rotation.

IRENE CARA "Flashdance ... What A Feeling" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 24/11 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 11/4, Light 13/7, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 11, WFBR, WASH, WAXY, WWSH, WQUE, KBOI, KOST, WWNR, WKBR, KWEB, KRKK. Medium: WSB-FM, WFYR, WISM-FM, WMHE, WEIM, WSKI, KFSB. ACTION Is a quantitative listing of songs below the New & Active level. ROBERT ELLIS ORRALL with CARLENE CARTER "I Couldn't Say No" (RCA) 22/6 SIGNIFICANT Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/4, Light 13/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 6, KOY, KGW, WSKI, WSKY, KRNO, KALE. Medium: rEi indicates one of this week's most added new releases. WFBR, KUDO, WEIM, WVBS, KRKK. JOHN ANDERSON "Swingin' " (WB) 21/1 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 6/0, Light 12/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WSKI. Heavy: WGY, WCKQ, KRLC. Medium: GR55, KOIL, WAYV, WEIM, KRSB, KALE. ALABAMA "Dixieland Delight" 21/0 (RCA) MOST ADDED & HOTTEST Ilst those songs achieving the most adds nationally, and the Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 14/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WSB, KOY, WSGN, KWEB, KRLC. Medium: WFBR, WCCO, WBT, WVLK, WMAZ, WHHY, KRNT, WKNE, WSKI, WCKQ, WGSV, WLVA, WVBS, KRSB. songs reported "hottest" compiled from all our reporters. The number In parentheses following the songs In Most Added & Hottest Indicate the total number of CHAMPAIGN "Try Again" (Columbia) 20/7 immediately Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 9/1, Light 10/6, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 7, 97AIA, WWYZ, WWSH, Y97, WEZS, WCKQ, KRSB. A/C reporters adding the song this week or noting that the song Is among their five Heavy: WLTA. Medium: WSB-FM, WRVR. WFMK, WISM-FM, KKUA, WAYV, KFQD. hottest. BRYAN ADAMS "Straight From The Heart" (A&M) 19/2 Rotations: Heavy 2/1, Medium 9/0, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WRIE, KKUA. Heavy: WFYR. Medium: KPLZ, WHEN, WHHY, Y106, WFMK, WISM-FM, KOIL, WMHE, WSKI. BOB SEGER & THE SILVER BULLET BAND "Even Now" (Capitol) 19/1 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 11/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WWNR. Heavy: WGY, Y106, WKBR, WSKI. Medium: WFBR, WFYR, KNBR, WHEN, KFIM, WOWO, KOIL, KYKY, KUDO, WEIM, KFQD. AIC Adds & Hots , , . See Page 47 MAUREEN McDONALD "Twice Upon A Time" (Full Moon/WB) 19/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 14/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Medium: KGW, WISM-FM, KUGN, WEIM, KRLC.

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Total Total Heavy Medium Adds Adds AM tet., April 15, 1983 170 REPORTERS Reports Rotation Rotation Rotation Romtons Weeks weeks Week "Photograph" (139) "Ages" (80) "Rock" (54) 160 + 149- 11+ 0= 1+ 2 1 1 Q DEF LEPPARD/Pyromania (Mercury/PolyGram) "Sunday" (71) "Surrender" (1 1) 161+ 120+ 36- 5+ 5= 6 3 3 0 U2/War (Island/Atco) "New" (157) "Monkey" (14) 161+ 105+ 56- 0- 1- 15 9 7 Q TUBES/Outside Inside (Capitol) "Beauty" (159) "Gimme" (143) "Pressure" (89) "Sharp" (21) 159 + 105 + 52 - 1- 3- 10 8 0 ZZ TOP/Eliminator (WB) (134) (47) "Straight" (22) 154+ 107+ 47- 0- 2- 5 4 6 Q BRYAN ADAMS/Cuts Like A Knife (A&M) "Cuts" "Take" "Fall" (81) "Send" (76) "Separate" (74) 149- 108- 41+ 0= 1= 1 2 2 6 JOURNEY/Frontiers (Columbia) 151- 62- 0= 1- 18 6 4 7 PINK FLOYD/The Final Cut (Columbia) "Possible" (108) "Cut" (73) "John" (59) 89- 146- 83+ 63- 0- 2- 9 8 9 8 PLANET P/Planet P (Geffen) "Why Me?" (142) "Static" (28) "Power" (14) 151+ 66 + 81- 4+ 5+ 10 11 10 Q INXS/Shabooh Shoobah (Atco) "Thing" (150) (60) (56) "Double" 141- 85- 56+ 0= 0- 3 5 5 10 STYX/Kilroy Was Here (A&M) "Cold War" "Heavy" (47) "Dance" (80) "Cat" (73) "Modern" (62) 142 + 63+ 71= 7+ 56+ DEBUT m DAVID BOWIE/Let's Dance (EMI America) "Blinded" (98) "Submarines" (58) "Europa" (22) 114+ 82+ 30 + 2+ 6- 11 13 12 ® THOMAS DOLBY/The Golden Age Of Wireless (Capitol) Pay The Ferryman" 120 + 49 + 64- 7+ 8+ 27 21 17 ® CHRIS DeBURGH/The Getaway (A&M) "Don't (119) "Tear" 102- 41+ 0- 0- 4 7 11 14 GREG KIHN BAND/Kihnspiracy (Beserkley/Elektra-Asylum)"Jeopardy" (79) "Fascination" (26) (14) 61- 125+ 26+ 89+ 7- 26- 24 ® PATRICK SIMMONS/Arcade (Elektra) "So Wrong" (85) "Streets" (38) "Knocking" (18) (1 112- 72- 1= 1- 14 15 14 16 MODERN ENGLISH/After The Snow (Sire/WB) "I Melt With You" 10) 39- 1 1) 29+ 82 1- 23 18 15 17 CALL/Modern Romans (Mercury/PolyGram) "The Walls Came Down" (1 111- - 0- 111= 24+ 2- 24 19 18 MICHAEL BOLTON/Michael Bolton (Columbia) "Fools Game" (101) 87- 0- 115+ 17+ 0= 3= 25 23 19 C) JON BUTCHER AXIS/Jon Butcher Axis (Polydor/PolyGram) "Life Takes A Life" (111) 98- 98+ 59+ 4= 8- 40 27 22 Q BILLY IDOL/Billy Idol (Chrysalis) "White Wedding" (98) 35- (101) "Eat" (1 1) 112+ 14+ 93+ 4= 13- 37 28 ® KROKUS/Headhunter (Arista) "Screaming" (40) "Lights" 88- 40- 48- 0- 2+ 7 12 13 22 TRIUMPH/Never Surrender (RCA) "Fantasy" (68) "Surrender" (19) 15+ 89 + 8+ 13- - 36 26 MARTIN BRILEY/One Night With A Stranger (Mercury/PG)"Salt" (111) 112+ 27+ 2= 3+ 21 25 23 24 ULTRAVOX/Quartet (Chrysalis) "Reap The Wild Wind" (93) 95- 66- 81 30+ 0= 19 16 16 25 AFTER THE FIRE/After The Fire (Epic) "Der Kommissar" (80) - 51- 0- 77 40 36+ 1+ 2+ 12 17 21 26 DURAN DURAN/Rio (Capitol) "Rio" (64) "Hungry" (21) - - 19+ 62 1- 28 26 25 27 MOLLY HATCHET/No Guts ... No Glory (Epic) "Peacemakers" (75) 81- - 0- (15) 33- 30 0= 0= 8 14 20 28 RED RIDER/Neruda (Capitol) "Human Race" (50) "Power" (16) "Can't" 63- - "Loser" (47) "World" (29) "Always" (16) 83+ 9- 71+ 3+ 5- - 38 31 0 GARY MOORE/Corridors Of Power (Mirage/Atco) (84) "Human" 92 + 13+ 56+ 22+ 62+ I DEBUT Q RICK SPRINGFIELD/Living In Oz (RCA) "Affair" (15) 76+ 50+ 15+ 35 ® DURAN DURAN/Duran Duran (Capitol) "Girls On Film" (76) 20- 6- 0= 0= 16 24 27 32 TONY CAREY/Tony Carey (Rocshire) "I Won't Be Home Tonight" (57) 62 - 26- 36- = 1- 32 34 33 SCANDAL/Love's Got A Line On You (Columbia) "Line" (45) "Goodbye" (21) 54 36+ 17- 1- 33+ 0= 0= 13 20 29 34 BOB SEGER.../The Distance (Capitol) "Even Now" (48) "Roll" (26) 60- 27- 0= 31 32 32 35 SAMMY HAGAR/Three Lock Box (Geffen) "Never" (30) "Heroes" (16) "Need" (16) 52- 31- 21- 0- 1+ 1+ 17 22 30 36 FIXX/Shuttered Room (MCA) "Red Skies" (53) "Stand" (13) 57- 15- 41- "Beat It" (55) 56+ 36 + 15+ 4= 9+ DEBUT ® MICHAEL JACKSON/Thriller (Epic) + 7+ 11+ - - 40 DIVINYLS/Desperate (Chrysalis) "Boys In Town" (63) 66 7- 52+ + 33+ 9+ FAIT* a PRINCE/1999 (WB) "Little Red Corvette" (55) 56+ 20 3- "Daughter" 63+ 9+ 43+ 9- 18 - ( DEBUT Q CARLOS SANTANA/Havana Moon (Columbia) "Watch" (47) (15)

MOST ADDED HOTTEST All Stations BREAKERS. Leppard (152) Def Rick Springfield (66) Men At Work (145) This data reflects reporting stations with a majority of listeners aged 12-24. David Bowie (64) "Overkill" Jim Capaldi (38) U2 (128) DAVID BOWIE Goanna "Solid" (30) Tubes (116) Let's Dance (EMI America) Red Rockers (28) Journey (115) "Dance" "Cat" "Modern." 84% of our reporters on it. Total reports: 142. Hot 63, Medium 71, Extra Adds 7, Total Adds 56. Debuts at number 11 on the AOR chart. New Et Active Continued

RICK SPRINGFIELD PETE TOWNSHEND/Scoop (Atco) "Bargain" Living In Oz (RCA) Total Reports: 461701/Total Adds: 1(0); Hots: 6(1 11/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 401591/Medium Adds: 1(01/Extra Adds: 0)01. "Affair" "Human." 54% of our reporters on it. Total reports: 92. Hot 13, Medium 56, Extra ALEX CALL/Alex Call (Arista) "Just Another Saturday Night" Adds 22, Total Adds 62. Debuts at number 30 on the AOR chart. Total Reports: 45(421/Total Adds: 2161; Hots: 2131/Hot Adds: 0)01; Mediums: 42(361/Medium Adds: 214)/Extra Adds: 0(21. NIGHT RANGER/Dawn Patrol (Boardwalk) "Sing Me Away" Total Reports: 441521/Total Adds: 2131; Hots: 161261/Hot Adds: 0)0); Mediums: NEW & ACTIVE 27(24)/Medium Adds: 1111/Extra Adds: 1(21. ERIC CLAPTON/Money & Cigarettes (WB) "I've Got A Rock & Roll Heart" Adds: 0(11; Hots: 181251/Hot Adds: 0(01; Mediums: This data reflects reporting stations with a majority of listeners aged 12-24. Total Reports: 431601/Total 25(351/Medium Adds: 0(11/Extra Adds: 010). RED ROCKERS/Good As Gold "China" "Worlds Away" in (Columbia) STRANGE ADVANCE/Worlds Away (Capitol) Total Reports: 41(24)/Total Adds: 25(221; Hots: 2121/Hot Adds: 1)21; Mediums: Hots: 8181/Hot Adds: 0(11; Mediums: 48(401/Medium Total Reports: 61(541/Total Adds: 9(11); 23181/Medium Adds: 9(61/Extra Adds: 15)141. Adds: 415)/Extra Adds: 5151. TOM PETTY & HEARTBREAKERS/Long After Dark (Backstreet/MCA) "Change Of Heart" There To Remind Me" NAKED EYES/Naked Eyes (EMI America) "Always Something Total Reports: 41(571/Total Adds: 010); Hots: 12(261/Hot Adds: 0(0); Mediums: Adds: 0)11; Mediums: 391341/Medium Total Reports: 51(471/Total Adds: 4171; Hots: 9(91/Hot 29(31)/Medium Adds: 0101/Extra Adds: 0(01. Adds: 1121/Extra Adds: 3141. ROXY MUSIC/High Road (WB) "Like A Hurricane" QUIET RIOT/Metal Health (Pasha/CBS) "Metal Health" Total Reports: 40(411/Total Adds: 4(81; Hots: 121111/Hot Adds: 0(0); Mediums: Hots: 5(51/Hot Adds: 010); Mediums: Total Reports: 49(40)/Total Adds: 10(111; 26(241/Medium Adds: 312)/Extra Adds: 1161. 391291/Medium Adds: 5151/Extra Adds: 5161. ROBERT ELLIS ORRALL/Special Pain (RCA) "I Couldn't Say No" "Fool Moon Fire" in WALTER EGAN/Wild Exhibitions (Backstreet/MCA) Total Reports: 36(311/Total Adds: 5)31; Hots: 4161/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 31(22)/Medium 12(121; Hots: 3101/Hot Adds: 1101; Mediums: lffl Total Reports: 47(351/Total Adds: Adds: 4101/Extra Adds: 1(31. 40(281/Medium Adds: 7(5)/Extra Adds: 4171. BERLIN/Pleasure Victim (Geffen) "Sex (I'm A ...)" Total Reports: 47(571/Total Adds: 0121; Hots: 131151/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: More AOR Music Information See Page 68 34(401/Medium Adds: 0(0)/Extra Adds: 0121.

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A Calk:.. c This chart compiles data from reporting stations with This chart compiles data from reporting stations with a majority of listeners aged 12.24. e majority of %stenen) aged 25.plus Total Three Ter° Lest Total Heavy Medium Add Week week. Week: Naek Adds 2 G. KIHN BAND Kihnspiracy (Beserkley/E-A) - 7 2 O MEN AT WORK/Overkill (Columbia) 160+ 128+ 32- 0- 0- 0 "Jeopardy" "Tear" "Long" 3 2 3 O U2/New Year's Day (Island/Atco) 157+ 118+ 34- 5+ 5+ 4 0 PATRICK SIMMONS Arcade (Elektra) 10 5 4 O TUBES/She's A Beauty (Capitol) 159+ 104+ 55- 0- 1- "So Wrong" 1 1 1 4 DEF LEPPARD/Photograph (Mercury/PolyGram) 139- 129- 10+ ü= 0= © DAVID BOWIE Let's Dance (EMI America) 22 9 7 O ZZ TOP/Gimme All Your Lovin (WB) 143+ 90+ 51- 1- 2- "Dance" "China" "Modern" 5 PINK FLOYD The Final Cut (Columbia) 5 4 5 6 PLANET P/Why Me? (Geffen) 142- 82+ 60- 0- 2- Q "Final" "Past" "Return" 14 8 8 BRYAN ADAMS/Cuts Like A Knife (A&M) 134+ 91+ 43- 0- 2= 6 0 TUBES Outside Inside (Capitol) 6 6 6 8 INXS/The One Thing (Atco) 150+ 66+ 81- 3+ 4= "Beauty" "Monkey" 31 16 10 Q PINK FLOYD/Your Possible Pasts (Columbia) 108+ 64+ 44+ 0- 0- 3 0 PETE TOWNSHEND Scoop (Atco) 28 19 16 C) CHRIS DeBURGH/Don't Pay The Ferryman (A&M) 119+ 49+ 63- 7+ 8+ "Eyes" "Bargain" 8 THOMAS DOLBY The Golden Age... (Capitol) 17 13 13 THOMAS DOLBY/She Blinded Me With Science (Capitol) 98+ 70= 26+ 2+ 6+ Q "Blinded" "Submarines" 21 15 14 CALL/The Walls Came Down (Mercury/PolyGram) 111- 29+ 82- 0- 1- 9 0 PLANET P Planet P (Geffen) 8 11 11 13 MODERN ENGLISH/I Melt With You (Sire/WB) 110- 39- 70- 1= 1- "Why Me?"

42 28 19 C) BILLY IDOL/White Wedding (Chrysalis) 98+ 59+ 35- 4= 8- 1 9 ERIC CLAPTON Money & Cigarettes (WB) "R&R" "Everybody" "Shape" 27 24 18 ® JON BUTCHER AXIS/Life Takes A Life (Polydor/PolyGram) 111+ 17+ 94= 0= 3= 12 C) U2 War (Island/Atco) 50 34 25 ZZ TOP/Got Me Under Pressure (WB) 89+ 55+ 34+ 0= 3+ "New" "Sunday" "Surrender" 24 20 20 MICHAEL BOLTON/Fools Game 101= 23+ 78- (Columbia) 0- 2- 7 11 BOB SEGER The Distance (Capitol) 12 18 17 18 JOURNEY/After The Fall (Columbia) 81- 53- 28- 0= 0= "Even" "Roll" 56 50 41 DEF LEPPARD/Rock Of Ages (Mercury/PolyGram) 80+ 54+ 26+ 0- 2- 17 CHRIS DeBURGH The Getaway (A&M) "Don't Pay The Ferryman" - 38 28 MARTIN BRILEY/Salt In My Tears (Mercury/PolyGram) 111 + 15+ 88+ 8+ 13- ® CARLOS SANTANA Havana Moon (Columbia) 4 10 12 21 GREG KIHN BAND/Jeopardy (Beserkley/Elektra-Asylum) 79- 25= 0= 0= E 54- "Watch" "Daughter" "Moon" 2 3 9 22 JOURNEY/Separate Ways (Worlds Apart) (Columbia) 74- 60- 14= 0= 0= 11 14 MODERN ENGLISH After The Snow (Sire/WB) 42 35 KROKUS/Screaming In The Night (Arista) 101+ 11+ 86+ 3= 11- "I Melt With You" 20 23 23 24 ULTRAVOX/Reap The Wild Wind (Chrysalis) 93- 26= 65- 2= 3+ 13 15 JOURNEY Frontiers (Columbia) "Send" "Faithfully" 13 14 15 25 AFTER THE FIRE/Der Kommissar (Epic) 80- 51- 29+ 0= 0- 19 0 NICK LOWE . The Abominable Showman (Columbia) 37 33 30 DAVID BOWIE/Let's Dance (EMI America) 80+ 46+ 31- 2- 20+ "Raging" "Wish" 54 39 32 ® U2/Sunday Bloody Sunday (Island/Atco) 71+ 44+ 26+ 0- 1- 10 17 TOM PETTY Long After Dark (Backstreet) 49 45 42 JOURNEY/Send Her My Love (Columbia) 76+ 42+ 33+ 0- 2+ "Lucky" "Wasted" 47 36 29 Q DAVID BOWIE/Cat People (EMI America) 73- 30+ 39- 4+ 22+ BRYAN ADAMS Cuts Like A Knife (A&M) "Straight" "Cuts" 7 12 21 30 TRIUMPH/A World Of Fantasy (RCA) 68- 32- 36- 0- 0- 16 19 ROXY MUSIC High Road (WB) 39 21 22 31 PINK FLOYD/Final Cut (Columbia) 73- 41- 32- 0= 0- "Hurricane" "Only Love" "Jealous" 55 44 38 PATRICK SIMMONS/So Wrong (Elektra) 85+ 25+ 56+ 4- 13- 18 20 VAN MORRISON .... Inarticulate Speech Of... (WB) 40 37 PINK FLOYD/Not Now John (Columbia) 59+ 36+ 23+ 0= 1- "Higher" "Street" 56 45 O DURAN DURAN/Girls On Film (Capitol) 76+ 20- 50+ 6- 15+ CHART PARTICIPANTS: WECM/Claremont, WPLR/New Haven, WNEW-FM, New York, WERI/Westerly, WXRT/Chicago, WCPZ/Sandusky, KLBJ/Austin, 32 29 33 35 MOLLY HATCHET/Fall Of The Peacemakers (Epic) 75- 15+ 60- 0= 1- KUFO/Odessa, KEZY/Anaheim, KSPN/Aspen, KBCO/Boulder, KTCL/Ft. Collins, KNX-FM/Los Angeles, KINK/Portland, KFOG/San Francisco, 18 27 24 36 STYX/Cold War (A&M) 60- 36- 24 0= 0= KZOZ/San Luis Obispo, KTIM/San Rafael, KTMS/Santa Barbara, KZAM/Seattle. 16 26 26 37 DURAN DURAN/Rio (Capitol) 64- 38- 26- 0= 0= DEBUT C) RICK SPRINGFIELD/Affair Of The Heart (RCA) 84+ 12+ 52+ 19+ 55+ AOR ALBUMS Compiles album airplay data from stations showing ratings 30 32 34 39 THOMAS DOLBY/One Of Our Submarines... (Capitol) 58- 36- 22+ 0= 0- - strength 12-24. Includes four -week trend of chart action, des cuts listed 11 22 31 46 TONY CAREY/I Won't Be Home Tonight (Rocshire) 57- 26- 31- 0= 0= numerically by airplay. Current singles are BOLDED. Also listed Is present week's number of reports In all rotations, including total adds for all rotations. Symbols 44 54 46 STYX/Heavy Metal Poisoning (A&M) 56+ 31- 25+ 0= 0- represent more 1+1, less 1-1, or equal 1=1 airplay In satin rotation compared to - - 57 3 DEF LEPPARD/Too Late For Love (Mercury/PolyGram) 50+ 35+ 15+ 0= 0- last weeks figures. Records showing significant airplay growth are bulleted. AOR / ALBUMS 25 + complies album airplay data from stations showing DEBUT DAVID BOWIE/Modern Love America) 62- 27- 3= 49+ - I m (EMI 32- ratings strength 25+. Includes two-week trend of chart action, plus tarts listed In 59 55 O MICHAEL JACKSON/Beat It (Epic) 55+ 36+ 14+ 4= 9+ order of airplay. Current singles are BOLDED. Records showing significant airplay growth are buibted. 36 41 40 45 DEF LEPPARD/Rock! Rock! (Till You Drop) (Mercury/PG) 54- 25- 29+ 0= 1+ AOR BREAKERS - nose newer charting records teat have reached 50% 9 17 27 46 RED RIDER/Human Race (Capitol) 50- 26- 24- 0= 0= penetration of the week's reporting stations. 23 31 39 47 BRYAN ADAMS/Take Me Back (A&M) 47- 34- 13= 0= 0- HOT TRACKS - Complied from 12-24 stations, showcasing songs in con- figurations Including LDS, EPS, and 45s. Includes four -week airplay trend. Also 15 25 36 48 FIXX/Red Skies 14- 1 + 1= (MCA) 53- 38- listed is present week's number of reports M all rotations, Including total adds for 60 53 51 DIVINYLS/Boys In Town (Chrysalis) 63+ 7- 49+ 7+ 11 + all rotations. Symbols represent more 1+1, less 1-1, or equivalent 1=1 airplay ac- tivity in each rotation compared to last weeks figures. Rebores showing Slgnlfl- 46 46 44 50 STYX/Double Life (A&M) 47- 26- 20- 0- 0- cant upward momentum are bulleted. 60 52 SCANDAL/Love's Got A Line On You (Columbia) 45+ 31+ 13- 1- 1- MOST ADDED, HOTTEST - national and regional listings by number of station reports 112ß4'S and 25+ combined). Includes saps In all configurations. I DEBUT ® PRINCE/Little Red Corvette (WB) 55+ 20+ 32+ 3- 8= NEW & ACTIVE, SIGNIFICANT ACTION - Albums coming closest to 33 48 47 53 TRIUMPH/Never Surrender (RCA) 40- 21- 19- 0= 0= charting on the Airplay/40112.241 chart. Rotational Information displayed over a 25 30 43 54 BOB SEGER.../Even Now (Capitol) 48- 21- 27+ 0= 0= two-week penal oast week In parentheses), Including total reports, reports in each rotation, and adds In each rotation. DEBUT NAKED EYES/Always Something There... (EMI America) 50+ 9= 38+ 3- 4- PARALLELS - Stations Rued by market size and ratings success. 26 35 48 56 STYX/Mr. Roboto (A&M) 40- 30- 10+ 0= 0= PLAYLISTS - Printed regionally by parallels. M 'a' preceding an artist's name indicates all mentions of that record are new to the plaNlst. MIA) or IM) after an - - 59 PINK FLOYD/Hero's Return (Columbia) 33- 25+ 8- 0= 1+ artist's name stows that other tracks from that record can be found M those - - 58 Q GARY MOORE/Don't Take Me For A Loser (Mirage/Atco) 47+ 3- 42+ 2+ 3+ rotations. M artist's name with no abbrevladons means all airplay of that artist is In listed rotation. M artist's name appears once per playlist, in the highest I DEBUT CARLOS SANTANA/Watch Your Step (Columbia) 47+ 6+ 32+ 7- 14- e reported rotation. An asterisk l' I signifies a primary station In Its parallel, 40 47 53 60 ROBERT HAZARD/Escalator Of Life (RCA) 39- 7- 32- 0- 0- denoting a station's competitive ratings strength. SIGNIFICANT ACTION

JIM CAPALDI/Fierce Heart (Atlantic) "That's Love" PETER GODWIN/Images Of Heaven (Polydor/PolyGram) "Images Of Heaven" Total Reports: 351101/Total Adds: 29141; Hots: 3111/Hot Adds: 3101; Mediums: 18161/Medium Adds: 1 2111/Extra Adds: 14131. Total Reports: 301171/Total Adds: 11181; Hots: 1111/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 271131/Medium Adds: 10151/Extra Adds: 1131. ZEBRA/Zebra (Atlantic) Behind The Door" FRANK ZAPPA/The Man From Utopia (Barking Pumpkin/CBS) "Cocaine Decisions" Total Reports: 351311/Total Adds: 9118); Hots: 8141/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 211191/Medium Adds: 31101/Extra Adds: 6181. Total Reports: 301371/Total Adds: 61111; Hots: 0101/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 271291/Medium Adds: 3141/Extra Adds: 3171. FALCO/Einzelhaft (A&M) "Der Kommissar" STOMPERS/The Stompers (Boardwalk) "Rock, Jump and Holler" Total Reports: 351411/Total Adds: 31101; Hots: 161201/Hot Adds: 0121; Mediums: 171181/Medium Adds: 1151/Extra Adds: 213). Total Reports: 291221/Total Adds: 111161; Hots: 2121/Hot Adds: 1101: Mediums. 221101/Medium Adds: 6161/Extra Adds: 41101. DUKE JUPITER/You Make It Look Easy (Coast-Coast/CBS) Is Japan" UFO/Making Contact (Chrysalis) "Blinded By A Lie" Total Reports: 351371/Total Adds: 213): Hots: 5151/Hot Adds: 010): Mediums: 291311/Medium Adds: 1121/Extra Adds: 111). Total Reports. 281201 Total Adds: 111191; Hots: 1111/Hot Adds: 0111; Mediums: 181101/Medium Adds: 4191/Extra Adds: 7191. MADNESS/Madness (Geffen) "Our House" SPARKS/Sparks In Outer Space (Atlantic) "Cool Places" Adds: 913) Adds: Adds: 3151. 0 Total Reports: 34171 Total Adds: 2216): Hots: 5131/Hot Adds: 112), Mediums: 20111/Medium Adds: 12111/Extra Total Reports. 28125)Total Adds: 5171; Hots: 3121/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 211181/Medium 212)/Extra SIMPLE MINDS/New Gold Dream (A&M) "Promised You A Miracle" EDDY GRANT/Killer On Rampage (Portrait/CBS) "Electric Avenue" Total Reports: 321351/Total Adds: 2131; Hots: 3171/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 281281/Medium Adds: 1131/Extra Adds: 1101. Total Reports: 261161Total Adds: 9171, Hots: 8(51/Hot Adds: 011): Mediums: 15181/Medium Adds: 6131/Extra Adds: 3131. LE ROUX/So Fired Up (RCA) Adds: 0101. Total Reports: 311321/Total Adds: 0131: Hots: 413)/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 271291/Medium Adds. 0131/Extra

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 70 R&R/Friday, April 15, 1983 MOST ADDED HOTTEST Contemporary H it Radio JOURNEY (87) MICHAEL JACKSON (121) Faithfully (Columbia) Beat It (Epic) Continued from Back Page CULTURE CLUB (75) GREG KIHN BAND (117) Time (Clock Of The Heart) (Virgin/Epic) Jeopardy (Beserkley/Elektra-Asylum) RICK SPRINGFIELD (60) AFTER THE FIRE (75) Affair Of The Heart (RCA) Der Kommissar (Epic) PAT BENATAR (50) TOTO (74) Looking For A Stranger (Chrysalis) I Won't Hold You Back (Columbia) BREAKERS. TUBES (38) PRINCE (62) She's A Beauty (Capitol) Little Red Corvette (WB) KAJAGOOGOO (35) DEXYS MIDNIGHT RUNNERS (58) RICK SPRINGFIELD Too Shy (EMI America) Come On Eileen (Mercury/PolyGram) Affair Of The Heart (RCA) CHRIS DeBURGH "Don't Pay The Ferryman" (A&M) 37/12 72% of our reporters otl it. Moves: Up 17, Debuts 59, Same 28, Down 0, Adds Moves: Up 4, Debuts 4, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 12, KAFM, WSPK, WKDD, WMEE. WZZR, KHOP, WACZ, WZYQ, WISE, 60 including WXKS-FM, Q107, KEGL, Q105, WLS, KIMN, KIIS-FM. See KNOE-FM, KKQV, KYTN, WPHD d-30, WIGY 39-35. Parallels, TOTAL COELO "I Eat Cannibals" (Chrysalis) 36/6 will debut next week on the CHR chart. Moves: Up 11, Debuts 7, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 6, XTRA, WHTT, WZYP, KYNO-FM, WGUY, KBIM, WXKS-FM d-30, 790 19-16, KHTR 8-1, WOK( 26-14, KQMQ 28-21, WFBG 40-33, WCIL-FM 15-9, WRKR 38-31, KCBN 17-12. JOURNEY SPARKS & JANE WIEDLIN "Cool Places" (Atlantic) 35/13 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 6, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 13. WCAU-FM, KEGL, KIIS-FM, KIQQ, KZFM, WZPL, WJXQ, KBBK, WIKZ, WKHI, Faithfully (Columbia) KQIZ-FM, KVOL, WBWB, KMJK d-35, KYYX 25-22. 71% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 17, Debuts 33, Same 24, Down 0, Adds NEIL DIAMOND "Front Page Story" (Columbia) 34/17 87 including WBEN-FM, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 4, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 17 including WKBW, WSPK, WHFM, Q106, WRKQ, WOKI, WTIX, WNAM, KBBK, 94Q, Y100, Q102, WGCL, Q103, KFRC. See Parallels, KSKD, WFBG, WKHI, KILE, WXLK. will debut next week on the CHR chart. ALEX CALL "Just Another Saturday Night" (Arista) 34/6 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 3, Same 24, Down 0, Adds 6, KRGV, WZPL, WFLB, KILE, FM99, KSLY, WPHD on, KEGL on, WOKI on, KTFM LIONEL RICHIE on, KQMQ on, WIGY on, WISE on, KVOL d-39, KCBN 32-28, KBIM on. TONY CAREY "I Won't Be Home Tonight" (Rocshire) 33/7 My Love (Motown) Moves: Up 11, Debuts 3, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 7, WANS-FM, WNAM, WGUY, WCIR, WFLB, KGHO, KOZE, KEGL 11-10, KNBQ 70% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 57, Debuts 40, Same 30, Down 0, Adds 35-31, WKRZ-FM 33-28, WSSX 5-3, 01(100 31-26, KISR 30-26, WHSL 16-13, KCBN 34-31. SERGIO MENDES "Never Gonna Let You 32 including 195, Go" (A&M) 31/16 WHTX, WBBM-FM, KHTR, KZZP, KYUU, WRQK. See Moves: Up 2, Debuts 3. Same 10, Down 0, Adds 16 including WXKS-FM, WCAU-FM, 694, KYUU, WLAN-FM, KC101, WNFY, Parallels, debuts at number 29 on the CHR chart. WDJX, WSEZ, KIDD, WGUY, WJAD, KILE, WAEV, WGLF. GERARD McMAHON "Count On Me" (Full Moon/WB) 31/1 CULTURE CLUB Moves: Up 2, Debuts 2, Same 26, Down 0, Adds 1, WJAD, WXKS-FM on, WPHD on, WCAU-FM on, Y100 on, KMJK 40-38, WRCK on, WDCG on, WOKI on, KRGV on, WSFL on, KBBK on, KCDQ d-39, KCBN d-40, KSLY 33-29. Time (Clock Of The Heart) (Virgin/Epic) DeBARGE "All This Love" (Gordy/Motown) 29/17 69% of our reporters on it. Up Moves: Up 1, Debuts 3, Same 7, Down 1, Adds 17 including WXKS-FM, 195, KEARTH, XTRA, KNBQ, 94TYX, WOK(, FM100, Moves: 9, Debuts 46, Same 27, Down 0, Adds KITY, KTSA, WFBG, WIGY, WKHI, KSLY. 75 including WNYS, B94, PRO -FM, KAFM, 79Q, WBBM-FM, KBEQ, KCNR. See MODERN ENGLISH "I Melt With You" (Sire/WB) 29/3 Parallels, will debut next week on the CHR chart. Moves: Up 8, Debuts 4, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 3, WSSX, 0101. WPFM, WXKS-FM 10-7, 790 29-27, WLOL-FM on, WHTT d-39, WKRZ-FM 25-21, WSEZ on, WZZR 25-18, KHYT on, WGUY 25-16, WJBQ d-39, WSQV 22-18, WBWB on, KCBN 25-22. NAKED EYES EDDY GRANT "Electric Avenue" (Portrait/CBS) 28/7 Moves: Up 4, Debuts 1, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 7, CKGM, Y100, XTRA, KHFI, KSET-FM, 95XIL, FM99, WXKS-FM d-20, WCAU- Always Something There To Remind Me FM 40-29, KMJK 1-1, WKRZ-FM on, WDOQ 27-17. KYYX 23-20, WGUY on, KCBN 31-24. DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES "Family Man" (RCA) 27/5 (EMI America) Moves: Up 9, Debuts 0, Same 11, Down 2, Adds 5, WYCR, KZFM, WIGY, WSGF, 2102, WKTI 25-23, KIQQ 33-30, KZZP on, K104 25-18, WSSX 17-12, 66% it. WDOQ 9-8, WNFY 20-9, KRQ 4-4, OK100 22-17, 95X11 11-9, WXLK 3-3. of our reporters on Moves: Up 80, Debuts 19, Same 33, Down 0, Adds BELLE STARS "Sign Of The Times" (WB) 26/15 18 including Q107,195, WKQX, WLAN-FM, G100, KZ93, KLUC. See Parallels, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 15, WPHD, WCAU-FM, Z93, KFI, XTRA, KNBQ, WBBQ, WMEE, KSKD, KYYX, debuts at number 30 on the CHR chart. WFBG, WGUY, WISE, WFLB, KNOE-FM. LINDA RONSTADT "Easy For You To Say" (Asylum) 26/7 ROBERT Moves: Up 7, Debuts 3, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 7, G100, KOFM, WCIR, WALT, WFOX, KKLS, WSPT, WKQX d-21, Y103 13-8, ELLIS ORRALL with CARLENE CARTER WHHY-FM 30-26, KIIK 29-25, WKDQ d-29, KISR on, WRKR d-38, KDZA 40-36. I Couldn't Say No (RCA) CALL "The Walls Came Down" (Mercury/PolyGram) 24/12 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 2, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 12, WYCR, WLAN-FM, WRCK, WABB-FM, WZPL, KQMQ, KSKD, KHYT, WZYQ, 65% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 47, Debuts 25, Same 58, Down 0, Adds 0101, KCDQ, KCBN. 19 including Q105, XTRA, WBCY, WANS-FM, WRVQ, KRQ, WTSN. See GOLDEN EARRING "The Devil Made Me Do It" (21/PolyGram) 23/13 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 13, WCAU-FM, KFI, WKRZ-FM, WQID, WZYP, KBBK, KYYX, WIGY, WERZ, 95XI1, Parallels, will debut next week on the CHR chart. WJBQ, WFLB, KISR, WRCK on, WJXQ 33-27. JIM CAPALDI "That's Love" (Atlantic) 22/6 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 6, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 6, CK101, WTIX, K093, WIKZ, WCGQ, KISR, WSPK d-23, WOKI d-40, WKDD on, KKXX on, WACZ d-38, WHSL on, WBWB d-40, KCBN d-38, KIST d-26. NEW & ACTIVE BOW WOW WOW "Do You Wanna Hold Me?" (RCA) 21/10 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 2, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 10, WCAU-FM, WLOL-FM, WKFM, WCSC, WZYP, WSEZ, WISE, WBWB, 99KG, KGHO, WPHD on, KEGL d-36, KMJK 36-33, WZZR d-36, KYYX 27-23. 1MTUBES "She's A Beauty" (Capitol) 128/38 PETER ALLEN "You Haven't Heard The Last Of Me" (Arista) 21/5 Moves: Up 22, Debuts 22, Same 46, Down O, Adds 38 including CKGM, PRO -FM, 93, KAFM, Y100, WBBM-FM, WGCL, Moves: Up 3, Debuts 0, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 5, WTIX. KIDD, 99KG, KBIM, KIST, 1000 on, WJDX 22-19, Y103 20-17, KTFM KIMN, WROR, WJDX, KX104, 92X, KEYN-FM, KHOP, WCIR. on, KIIK 30-28, WTSN on, 13FEA on. ZZ TOP "Gimme All Your Lovin" (WB) 115/16 GAP BAND "Outstanding" (Total Experience/PGM) 21/0 Moves: Up 34, Debuts 14, Same 51, Down 0, Adds 16 including WXKS-FM, WLS-FM, WGCL, KBEQ, WFLY, WLAN-FM, KC101, Moves: Up 10, Debuts 1, Same 6, Down 4, Adds 0, Y100 on, KIIS-FM on, KIQQ 19-18, K104 40-35, WNFY 10-7, KBFM 21-19, WPST, CK101, KSET-FM, 94TYX, KRGV, WKAU, KLUC, KSKD. KGGI 8-7, KHYT 23-21, WGUY 28-22, OK100 37-30, WALT 35-31, KSLY d-31. WALTER EGAN "Fool Moon Fire" (Backstreet/MCA) 111/18 EDDIE RABBITT "You Can't Run From Love" (WB) 20/6 Moves: Up 15, Debuts 22, Same 56, Down 0, Adds 18, WGCL, WHYT, WYCR, WBBQ, CK101, WZYP, KLUC, KIDD, 0104, Moves: Up 4, Debuts 1, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 6, WSFL, KITY, KOFM, WCIR, WKHI, WHEB, WFMF on, WRQK d-28, Y103 19-14, WPFM, WAEV, KFYR, KRNA, WRKR, KKRC. KIIK 23-17, KKXX on, KJRB 23-20, KFYR on, D93 on, KSLY on. INXS "The One Thing" (Atco) 107/19 PATTI AUSTIN "Every Home Should Have One" (Qwest/WB) 20/0 Moves: Up 25, Debuts 14, Same 49, Down 0, Adds 19 including WREN -FM, 940, Z93, WGCL, WLOL-FM, Q103, WFLY, WBCY, Moves: Up 11, Debuts 0, Same 8, Down 1, Adds 0, PRO -FM on, KFI 32-25, KIOQ 26-25, KFRC 32-28, WSPK 13-12, Y103 23-20, KX104, WTSN, KKRC. WSEZ 35-27, KQMQ 39-34, KIDD 31-26, WJBQ 40-37; D93 on. SAMMY HAGAR "Never Give Up" (Geffen) 90/7 POINTER SISTERS "If You Wanna Get Back Your Lady" (Planet/RCA) 17/1 Moves: Up 35, Debuts 4, Same 44, Down 0, Adds 7, WGCL, KYUU, WDCG, WANS-FM, WSQV, WFOX, KIST, WLOL-FM 33-30, Moves: Up 6, Debuts 0, Same 8, Down 2, Adds 1, 79Q, WHYT on, KFRC 26-21, KRGV 20-19, KIKI 23-21, WGUY 7-6, 13FEA on, KFI 36-29, WKEE 40-34, KZZB 36-32, WSSX 18-14, WKDD 29-26, WJXQ 9-4, KOZE 14-11. WJBQ 36-29, WOLT on, WSGF on, KCDQ 24-21. NIGHT RANGER "Sing Me Away" (Boardwalk) 86/16 MADNESS "Our House" (Geffen) 14/10 Moves: Up 18, Debuts 8, Same 44, Down 0, Adds 16 including WLS-FM, WHYT, KFI, K104, WSKZ, WSEZ, KKXX, KQMQ, Moves: Up 3, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 10, WRCK, WKRZ-FM, KTFM, KBBK, KQMQ, KHYT, WERZ, WJBQ, WHSL, KCDQ, OK100, 95XIL, WJAD, WSGF, KKXL-FM, KCDQ, KBIM. KIQQ 28-13, KMJK 39-21, KYYX 34-30, WCIL-FM on. ROBBIE PATTON "Smiling Islands" (Atlantic) 80/13 MUSICAL YOUTH 'Never Gonna Give You Up" (MCA) 14/6 Moves: Up 27, Debuts 12, Same 25, Down 3, Adds 13, WCAU-FM, 94Q, WGCL, WHYT, KIMN, WZYP, FM100, WABB-FM. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 6, KAMZ, KSET-FM, KTFM, WNAM, WGUY, WBWB, WTRY on, WJBQ on, 0101 WHOT, KQIZ-FM, WALT, KKAZ, KDZA, WKQX 21-14, K104 3-3. on, KGHO d-39, KCBN 39-33. SAGA "Wind Him Up" (Portrait/CBS) 70/12 SHERIFF "When I'm With You" (Capitol) 14/5 Moves: Up 17, Debuts 7, Same 34, Down 0, Adds 12, WXKS-FM, KHTR, KNBQ, WHFM, KRGV, WKFR, K093, WCIR, WISE, Moves: Up 3, Debuts 1, Same 2, Down 3, Adds 5, KEGL, 79Q, WZPL, WERZ, KILE, WHYT d-31, WLOL-FM 15-12, WZZR 7-6, 0104, KFMZ, KBIM, WREN -FM 39-33, KEGL 37-33, WSSX 6-4. WFOX 10-8. WALL OF VOODOO "Mexican Radio" (IRS/A&M) 58/5 WHISPERS "Tonight" (Solar/Elektra) 14/3 Moves: Up 26, Debuts 2, Same 22, Down 3, Adds 5, WRCK, 0100, WCIR, WYKS, KKXL-FM, B94 20-14, WHTX 36-30, WHTT Moves: Up 6, Debuts 1, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 3, WBEN-FM, WSFL, KYNO-FM, WNYS on, WCAU-FM on, Y100 24-22, KFRC 33-27, WBBQ 26-22, 94TYX 29-18, KSKD 26-14, WGUY 23-17, WISE 27-23, WFLB 38-35, KYTN 33-27. 34-31, WTIX d-36, KGGI 27-21, WSGF 18-15. CHAMPAIGN "Try Again" (Columbia) 57/15 GARY PORTNOY "Theme From 'Cheers' (Where Everybody Knows Your Name)" (Applause) 14/2 Moves: Up 16, Debuts 10, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 15, WHYT, 0103, KEARTH, KITS -FM, WROR, WKRZ-FM, WQID, 94TYX, Moves: Up 6, Debuts 0, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 2, WCIL-FM, KENI, KBEQ on, KIDD 14-11, KJRB 13-9, 95XIL 16-15, WRKR 32-23, G100, KRGV, WSEZ, WHOT, KVOL, FM99, KENI. KGHO 26-23, KDZA 39-35. LOU RAWLS "Wind Beneath My Wings" (Epic) 57/1 SYSTEM "You Are In My System" (Mirage/Atco) 14/0 Moves: Up 15, Debuts 3, Same 38, Down 0, Adds 1, KJRB, WXKS-FM on, WGCL on, WHYT on, KIQQ on, KAMZ 20-17, 94TYX Moves: Up 5, Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 1, Adds 0, CKGM 38-31, KIIS-FM on, KIQQ 24-20, KFRC 20-17, CK101 29-20, KITE 3-3, 38-36, WJDX 20-18, Y103 18-16, WSFL 38-36, WTIX 28-25, KROK 25-20, WOLT 36-32, KKAZ 29-23, KIST d-27. KGGI on, WSGF 40-33, 99KG on. SCANDAL "Love's Got A Line On You" (Columbia) 55/10 PHIL COLLINS "I Cannot Believe It's True" (Atlantic) 12/6 Moves: Up 18, Debuts 3, Same 24, Down 0, Adds 10, KEGL, WKQX, WKTI, KHTR, KIIS-FM, WHFM, KZZB, WTIX, KHYT, WXLK, Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 6, WBBM-FM, WCSC, WNAM, K107, 95X11, KGHO, KAFM on, KEGL on, WLOL- WLOL-FM 34-31, KMJK 32-29, WPST 32-29, KSET-FM 29-25, WJXQ 18-13. FM 20-15, WHSL on, KKLS on, KFMW on. DeBARGE "I Like It" (Gordy/Motown) 55/1 EARTH, WIND & FIRE "Side By Side" (Columbia) 12/5 Moves: Up 21, Debuts 0, Same 16, Down 17, Adds 1, WGUY, B94 12-7, WHTX 22-16, Y100 13-11, K104 9-6, WTIC-FM 7-6, Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 5, WXKS-FM, PRO -FM, WJBQ, Q104, WPFM, WROR on, WCSC on, KAMZ on, 94TYX 5-3, FM100 23-20, WHHY-FM 8-5, B97 3-2, KITY 9-6, KYNO-FM 5-4, KHYT 21-19, OK100 16-9, WALT 24-21, WCIL-FM WSFL on, KYNO-FM 24-23, KIKI on, WSGF on. 21-15. TODD RUNDGREN "Bang The Drum All Day" (Bearsville/WB) 11/5 aPAT BENATAR "Looking For A Stranger" (Chrysalis) 52/50 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 5, 195, Y100, 0105, KMJK, KCDQ, WCSC on, Z104 28-25, WACZ on-dp, WBWB Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 50 including WREN -FM, WPHD, WCAU-FM, WBBM-FM, WLOL-FM, 0103, on, WRKR d-35, KGHO 29-24. KFI, WRCK, WSEZ, WZZR, KSKD, WERZ, KVOL, KCDQ, KBIM. CARL WILSON "What You Do To Me" (Caribou/CBS) 11/3 PLANET P "Why Me?" (Geffen) 51/9 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 4, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 3, WHFM, WNAM, WAEV, WBEN-FM d-37, KIQQ on, KYUU d-26, 0106 d-29, Moves: Up 4, Debuts 9, Same 29, Down 0, Adds 9, KIQQ, KNBQ, WSPK, WMEE, KHOP, WGUY, WYKS, WCIL-FM, KBIM, 790 WCSC on, 94TYX d-40, Y103 28-25, KCDQ on. d-25, WBWB 40-35, KGHO d-34. d-29, KMJK 31-28, WSSX 30-23, WSEZ BERLIN "Sex (I'm A...) (Geffen) 11/1 Moves: Up 6, Debuts 0, Same 3, Down 1, Adds 1, KQMQ, CHUM 20-13, 790 26-21, 195 16-13, Y100 16-15. KZFM 14-12, WDOQ on, WNFY 25-13, KHYT 4-4, WBWB on-dp. PETER GODWIN "Images Of Heaven" (Polydor/PolyGram) 11/0 SIGNIFICANT ACTION Moves: Up 5, Debuts 0, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 0, WXKS-FM 19-17, WHIT on, FM100 on. KYYX on, WACZ on-dp, WGUY 17-13, WIGY on, WTSN 30-26, WERZ 25-24, WHEB on, WCGQ 21-18. My Mind Tonight" 11/0 ULTRAVOX "Reap The Wild Wind" (Chrysalis) 42/4 TEMPTATIONS "Love On (Gordy/Motown) Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 0, WCAU-FM on, KFI on, KFRC on, KITE 5-5, KBFM on, WSFL on, KTFM on, Moves. Up 15, Debuts 5, Same 18, Down 0, Adds 4, K1QQ, KNBQ, WOK(, WABE -FM, WXKS-FM 22-16, KEGL 33-28, WLOL-FM KTSA on, KIKI on, WJAD on, WSGF 32-29. 27-22, KYUU 26-21, WPST 40-37, WZZR 35-31. KQMQ d-38, KYYX 4-3, KYTN 34-31, KCDQ 25-22, KCBN 20-15. You A Miracle" (A&M) 10/2 U2 "New Year's Day" (Island/Atco) 41/5 SIMPLE MINDS "Promised Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 7, Down O. Adds 2, WJBQ, KDZA, KMKJ on, WZZR on, KQMQ on, KHYT on, WOMP-FM on, KNOE- Moves: Up 12, Debuts 4, Same 20. Down 0, Adds 5, CHUM, KFI, KHYT, FM99, KCDQ, WCAU-FM 37-15, KEGL 23-17, KMJK FM on, KBIM 40-37. 23-20, K104 35-32, WPST 36-33, WZZR 39-35, WJXQ 8-8, KYYX 13-10, WHSL 22-17, WSPT 30-28. In The (Capitol) 10/2 KAJAGOOGOO "Too Shy" (EMI America) 39/35 STEVE MILLER BAND "Living U.S.A." Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 2, KTFM, WZPL, KBBK on, WIGY on, WCIR on-dp, WERZ on, WZYQ on, WJBQ on. LI Moves: Up 3, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 35 including KFRC. WKRZ-FM, KHFI, WHHY-FM, KTFM, WKDD. WZPL, KHYT, WERZ, WJBQ, KILE, KFMZ, KCDQ. KBBK. More CHR Music Information See Page 55

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22 9 7 Q ZZ TOP/Gimme All Your Lovin (WB)

5 4 5 6 PLANET P/Why Me? (Geffen) 14 8 8 O BRYAN ADAMS/Cuts Like A Knife (A&M) 6 6 6 8 INXS/The One Thing (Atco) Three 31 16 10 PINK FLOYD/Your Possible Pasts Week z.,,.. O (Columbia) GREG KIHN BAND/Jeopardy (Beserkley/E-A) 28 19 16 ei CHRIS DeBURGH/Don't Pay The Ferryman (A&M) It (Epic) 8 5 4 © MICHAEL JACKSON/Beat 17 13 13 13) THOMAS DOLBY/She Blinded Me With Science (Capitol) 5 4 3 3 DEXYS MIDNIGHT RUNNERS/Come On Eileen (Mercury/PG) 21 15 14 CALL/The Walls Came Down (Mercury/PolyGram) (Epic) 11 7 6 O AFTER THE FIRE/Der Kommissar 8 11 11 13 MODERN ENGLISH/I Melt With You (Sire/WB) 4 3 5 5 STYX/Mr. Roboto (A&M) 42 28 19 el) BILLY IDOL/White Wedding (Chrysalis) (Columbia) 1 1 2 6 JOURNEY/Separate Ways (Worlds Apart) 27 24 18 JON BUTCHER AXIS/Life Takes A Life (Polydor/PolyGram 25 13 10 O TOTO/I Won't Hold You Back (Columbia) 50 34 25 C) ZZ TOP/Got Me Under Pressure (WB) 22 12 9 O BOB SEGER.../Even Now (Capitol) 24 20 20 (ID MICHAEL BOLTON/Fools Game (Columbia) 2 6 7 9 MICHAEL JACKSON/Billie Jean (Epic) 12 18 17 18 JOURNEY/After The Fall (Columbia)

15 12 Red Corvette (WB) 24 e PRINCE/Little 56 50 41 DEF LEPPARD/Rock Of Ages (Mercury/PolyGram) 28 22 15 DAVID BOWIE/Let's Dance (EMI America) 38 28 C) MARTIN BRILEY/Salt In My Tears (Mercury/PolyGram) 30 23 MEN AT WORK/Overkill (Columbia) 4 10 12 21 GREG KIHN BAND/Jeopardy (Beserkley/Elektra-Asylum)

26 16 13 KENNY LOGGINS/Welcome To Heartlight (Columbia) 2 3 9 22 JOURNEY/Separate Ways (Worlds Apart) (Columbia) On One 3 8 8 14 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/One (RCA) 42 35 ® KROKUS/Screaming In The Night (Arista) - - 22 THOMAS DOLBY/She Blinded Me With Science (Capitol) 20 23 23 24 ULTRAVOX/Reap The Wild Wind (Chrysalis) From The Heart (A&M) 29 25 20 CID BRYAN ADAMS/Straight 13 14 15 25 AFTER THE FIRE/Der Kommissar (Epic) 28 24 (ID LAURA BRANIGAN/Solitaire (Atlantic) 37 33 30 a DAVID BOWIE/Let's Dance (EMI America) Be You... (WB) 21 21 18 18 STEPHEN BISHOP/It Might 54 39 32 ffi U2/Sunday Bloody Sunday (Island/Atco) 27 24 19 eD BARRY MANILOW/Some Kind Of Friend (Arista) 49 45 42 ED JOURNEY/Send Her My Love (Columbia) 19 14 14 20 OXO/Whirly Girl (Geffen) 47 36 29 Q DAVID BOWIE/Cat People (EMI America)

- 29 27 DURAN DURAN/Rio (Capitol) 7 12 21 30 TRIUMPH/A World Of Fantasy (RCA) 30 26 25 PATRICK SIMMONS/So Wrong (Elektra)

9 9 11 23 FRIDA/I Know There's Something Going On (Atlantic) 28 DEF LEPPARD/Photograph (Mercury/PolyGram)

27 26 MAC McANALLY/Minimum Love (Geffen) 29 JARREAU/Mornin' (WB)

2 1 1 DEF LEPPARD/Pyromania (Mercury/PolyGram) - 30 ® RONNIE MILSAP/Stranger In My House (RCA) 0 6 3 3 i© U2/War (Island/Atco) DEBUT -1> IRENE CARA/Flashdance ... What A Feeling (Casablanca/PG) 15 9 7 Q TUBES/Outside Inside (Capitol) B REAM G LIONEL RICHIE/My Love (Motown) 10 8 ZZ TOP/Eliminator (WB) B REAKER NAKED EYES/Always Something To Remind Me (EMI America) 0 5 4 6 0 BRYAN ADAMS/Cuts Like A Knife (A&M) N&A Begins on Page 70 1 2 2 6 JOURNEY/Frontiers (Columbia)

18 6 4 7 PINK FLOYD/The Final Cut (Columbia)

9 8 9 8 PLANET P/Planet P (Geffen)

10 11 10 Q INXS/Shabooh Shoobah (Atco)

3 5 5 10 STYX/Kilroy Was Here (A&M) iEAKiERt (J DAVID ibOVVIE/Let's Dance (EMI Americo 7 2 Back 12 0 TOTO/I Won't Hold You (Columbia) 11 13 12 0 THOMAS DOLBY/The Golden Age Of Wireless (Capitol) 3 3 1 2 STEPHEN BISHOP/It Might Be You... (WB) 27 21 17 0 CHRIS DeBURGH/The Getaway (A&M) 13 11 8 0 JARREAU/Mornin' (WB) 4 7 11 14 GREG KIHN BAND/Kihnspiracy (Beserkley/Elektra-Asylum) 1 1 3 4 DAN FOGELBERG/Make Love Stay (Full Moon/Epic) 24 PATRICK SIMMONS/Arcade (Elektra) 9 8 6 Q BARRY MANILOW/Some Kind Of Friend (Arista) 0 14 15 14 16 MODERN ENGLISH/After The Snow (Sire/WB) 7 5 5 6 DIONNE WARWICK/Take The Short Way Home (Arista) 23 18 15 17 CALL/Modern Romans (Mercury/PolyGram) 2 2 4 7 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/One On One (RCA) 24 19 18 C) MICHAEL BOLTON/Michael Bolton (Columbia) 18 15 10 0 MAC McANALLY/Minimum Love (Geffen) 25 23 19 JON BUTCHER AXIS/Jon Butcher Axis (Polydor/PolyGram) 5 4 7 9 ERIC CLAPTON/I've Got A Rock N' Roll Heart (WB) 0 40 27 22 BILLY IDOL/Billy Idol (Chrysalis) 23 14 EDDIE RABBITT/You Can't Run From Love (WB) a 37 28 KROKUS/Headhunter (Arista) 24 LIONEL RICHIE/My Love (Motown) ® 7 12 13 22 TRIUMPH/Never Surrender (RCA) 24 17 15 LOU RAWLS/Wind Beneath My Wings (Epic) 36 26 MARTIN BRILEY/One Night With A Stranger (Mercury/PG) 28 20 18 LINDA RONSTADT/Easy For You To Say (Asylum) ® 21 25 23 24 ULTRAVOX/Quartet (Chrysalis) 25 21 17 KENNY LOGGINS/Welcome To Heartlight (Columbia) 19 16 16 25 AFTER THE FIRE/After The Fire (Epic) 4 6 9 15 LIONEL RICHIE/You Are (Motown) 12 17 21 26 DURAN DURAN/Rio (Capitol) 28 23 CID RONNIE MILSAP/Stranger In My House (RCA) 28 26 25 27 MOLLY HATCHET/No Guts ... No Glory (Epic) 11 12 13 17 MICHAEL JACKSON/Billie Jean (Epic) 8 14 20 28 RED RIDER/Neruda 6 10 11 18 K. ROGERS & S. EASTON/We've Got Tonight (Liberty) (Capitol) 38 31 GARY MOORE/Corridors Of Power (Mirage/Atco) 6 9 12 19 CHRISTOPHER CROSS/All Right (WB) a RICK In Oz (RCA) 26 24 22 B.J. THOMAS/Whatever Happened To... (Cleve. Int./Columbia) BREAKER © SPRINGFIELD/Living 35 DURAN (Capitol) 27 MEN AT WORK/Overkill (Columbia) ® DURAN/Duran Duran 16 24 27 32 TONY 17 16 16 22 JEFFREY OSBORNE/Eenie Meenie (A&M) CAREY/Tony Carey (Rocshire) 32 34 33 A Line You 30 26 PETER ALLEN/You Haven't Heard The Last Of Me (Arista) © SCANDAL/Love's Got On (Columbia) 13 20 29 34 - 29 25 PATTI AUSTIN/Every Home Should Have One (Qwest/WB) BOB SEGER.../The Distance (Capitol) 31 32 32 35 SAMMY HAGAR/Three Lock Box (Geffen) 23 19 19 26 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Old & Wise (Arista) 17 22 30 36 FIXX/Shuttered Room (MCA) BREAKER CULTURE CLUB/Time (Clock Of The Heart) (Virgin/Epic) I MICHAEL (Epic) BREAKER SERGIO MENDES/Never Gonna Let You Go (A&M) DEBUT 0 JACKSON/Thriller - - 40 DIVINYLS/Desperate 10 14 21 28 JOE JACKSON/Breaking Us In Two (A&M) Q (Chrysalis) DEBUT C) PRINCE/1999 14 13 20 29 KC & THE SUNSHINE BAND.../Don't Run... (Epic) (WB) 19 22 28 30 MELISSA MANCHESTER/Nice Girls (Arista) DEBUT 0 CARLOS SANTANA/Havana Moon (Columbia) r NSA Begins on Page 65 ~ NSA Begins on Page 67

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