Whittington Walks Off Air Understandings by Both Nations, One Other Stations Were Told They Whatsoever

ISSUE NUMBER 304 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER OCTOBER 19, 1979

WHAS CLAIMS FIRST UNCENSORED RADIO DIALOGUE Louisville Talk Show Host In Frank Radio Discussion With Soviets "Anything was fair game for A merican citizens to call in" The guests on Milton Metz's night- in advance," Metz said, "knowing ly phone-in talk show on WHAS/ we go in for innovative programs. Louisville discussed crime, mater- So extendedI an invitation to have ialism, news media, handguns, them both on the TV show hostI and political defections with callers and the radio phone-in show, in a spirited exchange of ideas. which they immediately accepted. The unusual aspect of the pro- I didn't think Russians had that gram was that the guests were much freedom to speak out and two "middle-level" Soviet diplo- take an unrehearsed spontaneous mats, Dr. Boris N. Davydov, phone-in. But they not only did it, DJ HALL OF FAMERS — A highlight of the recent country music festivities last week in Nashville was the in- First Secretary of the Soviet Em- but did withit good grace — though duction of two legendary country air personalities into the DJ Hall of Fame at the FICAP dinner. Pictured from the Russian point of view." has.sy in Washington, and econo- at left are producer Steve Stone and his father, Cliffie Stone, formerly with KXLA/Pasadena, KFOX/Long Beach, mic counselor Dr. Mikhail Zakh-I. In answering listener questions, and KLA C/Los Angeles, now with ATV Music, end a new Hall of Earner. At right are Paul Kallinger, a 30-year matov. The discussion, which was the diplomats put forth their views veteran at XERF/Del Rio, TX, and award presenter Chuck Chellman. Jim Duncan provides a complete unrestricted by the Soviet govern- that the Soviet Union had far less day-by-day rundown of the week's events in his "Nashville Notepad" column on Page 61. ment and uncensored by WHAS, violent crime, largely because the marked an "American first." ac- news media did not blow up crime cording to Metz. news into sensational headlines. 21 CONDITIONAL RENEWALS, DELAYS7 They also passed off the recent "I think wasit the first time that run of defections in the U.S. as Russian diplomats have ever ap- "not typical" and exaggerated. FCC Cites 28 Stations For EEO Shortcomings peared on a phone-in program Metz said that audience reaction which was uncensored and un- was "very courteous," and added The FCC said this week (10-15) shortcomings. Asst. GM Jeff "A lot of those stations hired in- structured in the history of radio that the diplomats themselves had that 28 radio stations in the South Hedges told R&R it was just bad experienced white males. They broadcasting," Metz told R&R. "a lively sense of humor. They failed to hire enough minorities timing. "We had made some im- didn't try hard enough to get "These are what I would call were not uptight. They became and women. Seven stations, WCEH- provements which couldn't be in- blacks. If you're going to train middle level diplomats," he con- more nationalistic when they got AM-FM Hawkinsville,/ GA; WDEN- chided by our renewal filing date," someone, you can train a black tinued. "Not the lowest, not the on the air." AM-FM/Macon; WQCK & WRBN/ he said. Wolfe agreed WAVA was employee as easily as a white," highest. Their importance can only Warner Robins, GA; and WSTU/ an unfortunate case. Wolfe said. be assumed because they were "A Milton Metz In Russia?" Stuart, FL will have to submit allowed to speak without any cen- 10 YEAR KGIL MORNING MAN goals and timetables for EEO sorship or regulation from their Metz summed up his experience compliance in the future before li- superiors. Needless to say, we by saying. "There are gross mis- censes will be renewed. Twenty- placed no restrictions on them Whittington Walks Off Air understandings by both nations, one other stations were told they whatsoever. Anything was fair but we have much in common would be renewed soon, but with At 7:40am Wednesday (10-10) manner. Whittington then went game for American citizens to call They reiterated the importance of specific conditions to ensure future KGIL Los/ Angeles morning man into newscast.a in, which was unusual." both superpowers getting together EEO compliance Dick Whittington simply walked As Lundy arrived at the station, if we're going to have any peace in The FCC said it had singled out off the air. Whittington, who had he met Whittington on his way out. Russian Into The Breach the world, and thinkI further con- these stations because: been the station's morning drive According to Lundy, Whittington tacts like this can only help the sit- • The total number of women personality for 10 years (except- said, "Mike, I hope you under- Metz capitalized on a fortunate uation. I'd love to see an exchange or minorities on the station's full ing a brief period at neighboring stand," and completed his exit. opportunity to line up his special program — I'd like to take some time staff fell below 50% of the KFI), exited his show due to dis- Lundy told R&R that the situa- guests. Dr. Joseph Maloney, who people over to Russia." He added, number of women or minorities in satisfaction with KGIL's self- tion had been building for some heads a graduate study program "I asked them if they had anything the workforce, and/or described "ballads, blues and big time. Meetings had been held on at the University of Louisville, like this in Russia, and they laughed • The number of women or mi- bands, too" programming. the subject with Whittington allowed had arranged to meet with the and said, 'You mean a Milton norities in the upper four job cate- KGIL Program Director Mike to program some recurrent ma- Soviet diplomats. "He called me Metz in Russia???'" gories fell below 25% of the num- Lundy told R&R that he was at terial into his show as a result. ber in the workforce. home shaving while listening to In the end, Whittington felt that it Whittington's show when he heard was necessary to play some stron- More To Come Whittington say over the air, "Get ger current material to achieve Moran Joins Churchill As VP "This justis routine," FCC EEO Lundy on the phone. can'tI take the effect he wanted. Officer Glen Wolfe told R&R. this any more." Minutes later the Having told KGIL newsman Ed Ziel to fill in for the remainder "There were more stations cited phone rang. It was Whittington, Tom Moran, leadinga Beautiful ful Music broadcasters in the bus- of the show, Lundy spoke with sta- this time because we were backed explaining that he needed to take Music broadcaster for years who iness today. His stations have up from summer vacation," Wolfe some time off. Lundy then hurried tion General Manager Stan War- most recently headed Southern consistently been rated No. or1 2 wick. Upon further consultation admitted, but added there will be in to the station. Broadcasting's Beautiful Music in their respective markets. His with the station's attorneys and even more stations cited in the While Lundy was driving in, operations, has resigned to accept participation will include every- AFTRA. KGIL posted a memo to weeks to come. Broadcast Bureau Whittington took to the air, telling a vice presidency at Churchill thing we do at Churchill Produc- the effect that Whittington had Chief Dick Shiben recently an- his listeners that, while he thought Productions. Moran will also be- tions." walked off his show, that he had nounced the establishment of an KGIL's format was appropriate come a principal in the Churchill Moran told Ft&R, "It is difficult been terminated, and that the sta- EEO enforcement branch in his for the rest of the station, he felt operation, one of the leading Beau- leaving what considerI one of the office (R&R 9-28). it was incompatible with the energy tion wished him well. tiful Music syndicators. top broadcasting companies in the he wished to generate in morning Lundy stressed that there were business. The opportunity with "Bad Timing," drive. Whittington added that he no recriminations and "no nasti- Churchill Productions President Churchill is, however, an out- was not quitting, but that he just ness" involved, adding that he had Tom Churchill told R&R, "We are Says WAVA standing one. lookI forward to be- had to go away, and thanked his the greatest respect for Whitting- delighted to have Tom. He is one ing an integral part of Churchill WAVA/Arlington, VA was one listeners. All this, Lundy noted, ton's talent. Whittington was un- of the most knowledgeable Beauti- Productions." of the stations found guilty of EEO was said in a logical, professional available for comment. Produced by . Tom Petty & Jimmy lovine Engineered by Shelly Yakus

N1,111.11.:ciiirnt: Itolwri../ Tom 13' LETTER NBC's "Source" PAGE 3 Z97's Mack Attacks Sets Up 7,eio Record Ad Policies .4. L.A. Bureau AD AGENCIES AGAINST ON-AIR ANN OUNCEMENTS — Dear Record People: STATIONS AIRING DIARY ANN OUNCEMENTS FACE There's an old, unwritten rule in your business not to advertise HEAVY AGENCY PRESSURE — OR PENALTIES. JHAN HI- on stations that don't break records. Broadcasters like Z-97, which When NBC Radio's `The Source" BER LOOKS INTO THE NEW AGENCY HARD LINE, adds no new music until its appeal in the Dallas-Fort Worth market began broadcasting Monday (10- WHILE JONATHAN HALL REPORTS THAT WASHING- has been determined, are often the subject of an economic boycott. 15), it became the only radio net- TON, DC BROADCASTERS ARE GOING FULL SPEED Several local retailers have confided that huge amounts of co-op work to originate newscasts from AHEAD ANYWAY. money are available as long as advertising is not placed on Z-97. The the West Coast on a regular basis. See Page 4 and 1 6 real irony is that your advertising of music already being researched Essentially news aimed toward THE AMAZING METZ — WHAS/LOUISVILLE TALK SHOW (but not yet on the air) actually makes our research much faster and the 18-34 age demographic, "The HOST MILTON METZ CELEBRATED HIS 20TH ANNI- more accurate. And all record people in this market know that mas- Source" joins NBC Radio News as VERSARY WITH THE PROGRA M BY HOLDING FRANK sive sales begin the moment we start playing a new record. The that network's second news service. DISCUSSIONS WITH THE RUSSIANS. THAT STORY'S bottom line is that you are only hurting yourselves. According to "Source" News Di- In our 24-year history, no rock station has ever beaten us. rector Jim Cameron, the West ON PAGE 1, WHILE MIKE KASABO EXA MINES METZ'S Arbitron has ranked Z-97 #4 in each of the last four books: only 3 sta- Coast newscasts are part of a larger PAST TWO DECADES INSIDE. See Page 67 tions have more listeners — two are Country and one is Pop/Adult. plan to decentralizp the network. We've worked hard for our success, and other advertising has more Cameron told R&R plans were un- than offset your childish punishment. derway to further decentralize pro- You are now in a fascinating situation. After wasting thousands gram ming by establishing Wash- this week ... of words, hours, and dollars discussing why your profit world has ington, DC and Chicago bureaus, collapsed, you've only come up with excuses, not answers. The real which would also originate their COURTS OUT OF BOUNDS ON TRIAL ISSUE? A recent Supreme Court decision has spurred Judges to move problem, which was not solved by staff and budget cutbacks, is that own newscasts. for closing all trials to the news media — even common criminal you do not operate like a business. You approach the 1980 market- cases. Brad Messer encourages broadcasters to rally around , place with 1950 techniques. the First Amendment and keep the courts open for news coverage. Unlike every major product industry, you toss a record into the See Page 14 market with virtually no knowledge of its appeal. You engage in con- LISTENING TO THE MUSIC stant deception with your own customers by using countless gim- Anyone who supervises music for a big radio chain is a key micks to sell what remains an unknown commodity. You have learned target for record company attention. But what do National Music how to manipulate the marketplace so effectively that many radio Coordinators actually do? John Leader Interviews Charter's stations chart your product with unrealistically high numbers. That Sherry Toennies and RKO's Dave Sholln and learns some sur- information is fed to national trades, where the deception multiplies. prising details. The false demand you create soon gets returned to the warehouse See Page 20 and the cycle begins again. 12-INCH REC ORDS: HEADED FOR THE VINYL Meanwhile, you advertise on the stations that break records, SCRAP YARD? which may or may not be the ones that move product out of the In the early days of disco, radio programmers loved to play those stores. In the Dallas-Fort Worth market, big sales don't happen un- extended 12-inch versions. As Dancemuslc evolves, many are til Z-97 airplay begins, and every record person here has known that taking a hard second look. Pam Bellamy and Gail Michell ex- since the first month of our existence. The simple truth, in most plore this double-sided issue. See Page 36 cases, is that stations which expose a lot of new music (mostly album TIGHT PLAYS IN ALBUQUERQUE AOR stations) are reaching the audience they want. Stations with shorter Frank Felix is AOR radio's strongest advocate of the super-tight playlists and little new music are reaching the audience we want. playlist. KBPI/Denver hit ratings heights with that philosophy, Both audiences contain many, many record buyers. The naive fear and now KFMGlAibuquerque is playing a grand total of 240 that a significant number of stations will turn to "call-out" research Diener Named cuts! Jeff Gelb explores Felix's view that a new low In tracks and not break records is just another example of your failure to un- may bring a new high in ratings. derstand the real world and react accordingly. Exec. VP See Page 48 Your obligation is to sell product and I suspect that artists, man- features formats agers, stockholders and others are not aware that your marketing At CBS Intl strategy is based more on returning favors than returning dollars. Washington Report . 4 Top 40 • 20 What's New ,, 8 Dancemusic 37 The government would be interested in payola after-the-fact which is Steve Diener, President of ABC being disguised as advertising. Gary Owens 12 Records until its absorption by Black Radio 44 TV News 12 So now your two big problems are recovering from your mis- MCA earlier this year, has rejoin- AOR 48 Rip 'N Read 14 takes and combatting lost revenue by people who tape music off the ed CBS Records International in Media Marketing 15 Country 61 air. Since you have an economic boycott against stations like Z-97, the newly-created position of Ex- Ratings & Research • . 16 Pop/Adult .. 67 will you also boycott stations that track albums and thereby encour- ecutive VP/Creative Operations, Street Talk 18 age home taping? Those stations (and there are three in this market) Latin American Operations. Diener Picture Pages 38 cost you a lot of money, yet you advertise heavily with them. This had been with CBS International station can earn you a lot of money and doesn't track albums, yet Opportunities 70 from 1971 until his ABC appoint- you won't spend a dime on Z-97! ment, becoming Director of Mar- Now, tell me again why business is bad. keting/European Operations in 1975. staff Gary Mack In his new position, Diener will PD Z97 /Dallas-Ft. Worth Editor & Publisher BOB WILSON oversee marketing, planning, and Vice President Sales & Marketing DICK KRIZ M AN A&R for CBS in Latin America, as Senior Editor M ARK SHIPPER well as the marketing of Spanish Art Director RIC H AR D ZU M WALT McGrew Named President and Portuguese product in the 0/rector, Creative Services STEVE USLA N News Editor KEN BAR NES U.S. He will report to Sr. VP/Latin Associate News Editor D ON W AILER Of Unlimited Gold American Operations Nick Cirillo. Top 10 Editor JOHN LEADER Country Editor JIM DU NC A N Rod McGrew, longtime broad- Grew has been GM, Sales Man- Nashville Editor BIFF COLLIE caster and concert promoter, has ager, and PD of KJLH/Los Angeles AOR Editor JEFF GELB Pop Adult Editor MIKE KASAB O been appointed President of Un- at various times, is a member of Man Impersonates Black Radio Editor BILL SPEE D limited Gold Records, Barry White's Daocemusic Editors PA M BELLA MY, GAIL MITC HELL the BMA Board of Directors, has Ratings & Research Editor JHAN HIBER Columbia-distributed label. Mc- worked in radio syndication, and Media Marketing RICH AR D LUTZ Roanoke PD In Associate Editors CHRISTIN A ANT H ONY, ELLE N BAR NES. established a scholarship in his N ANCY HOFF, LIN DA MOSH ONTZ, SYLVIA SALAZAR, LEE WADE For The Record name. Associate Art Cl(rector M ARILYN FRAN DSEN Mail Fraud Case Photography ROGER ZU M WALT McGrew told Ft&R, "I'm going In Ft&R's "This Week" table Production Manager LESLIE HALPERN to do my best, and help make the Production Assistants RICH AR D AG AT A, SAN DR A GUTIERREZ, of contents section of last week's name Unlimited Gold actually Record costs have been rising, KENT TH O M AS issue (10-12, Page 3), informa- Display Advertising KEN ROSE mean what it says." He will be di- and it's getting hard for a dedi- Cercutabon KRISAN N AGLIO tion regarding ratings survey rectly involved with A&R, and will Research JACK TO OTH M AN. CLAU DIA STE WART security was incorrect. Than cated music fan to afford all the Hiber's Ratings & Research work in all areas concerning the records he wants to hear. One de- Washington Bureau.- I 10 / Connecticut Ave . N W. Suds 1004 company. He added, "I will not be termined fan, Hugh Mayo of Roa- Washington DC 20036 (2021166-1960 column stated that a radio sta- Bureau Cruel JONAT H A N HALL shut off from the community," and Office Manager VIVIA N FUNN tion general manager recieved noke, VA, devised an ingenious said he planned to be accessible to scam for scoring free records, ac- Legal Counsel JAS ON SHRINSKY six ratings diaries, without spe- Associate Editor ELISABETH GOO D cifying Arbitron, as was er- artists and promotion people: "I'm cording to federal authorities — from a field of com munication, impersonating the PD of WROV/ Rad m & Rerords is publisned every Friday by Radio 6 Records Inc 1930 Century Park West I A CA roneously stated on Page 3. 9006 7 121 31 553 4330 SUbSCrIphons $11 0 psr , year or 945 per quartet 40 reasonable care W en tkd and I believe in doing just that — Roanoke. no responifbrIlly assu med for unsolicited materiel 08 0 reserves .0 royals on meters., arc atned 'or Public , The diaries were in fact not bob Ak fellers ed.1,0,3100 to R6 R 0, its Editors volt be assu med intender, for publrcalqn and reprOdur Pm, from Arbitron but from anoth- com municating." A federal mail fraud indictment and 'nes IherelOre be used to, Pm purpose Nothing may be PePPeeeeed in whole Or m part without * Wien Perm. MO, Pram M O Publisher ' Breatiers '5 a repistefird tredernalli of Radio A Records Appacetion by er ratings research firm. Ft&R McGrew also announced that states that Mayo arranged to have Radio 6 ReC cedi Inc tor ',pistoled fiede maiks pending The Back Page A OR Hof Tracks kIedrascOpe Stan Bethel, most recently VP/ free records sent to post office box VO W Added Nation., Airplay 30 Pateaels !Odic A Records Serest, lel* Printed on U S A Mailed Nit apologizes for any inconvenience class to the United States Canada England Australia Ne w Zeatand and Jiro.. 9 79 70 .1. to Arbitron that may have been Promotion at Source Records, by a Philadelphia-based record RecOrds inc A dryrsOn of Hart. Hanes Co m mun.-1100 M caused as a result. would become VP/Promotion at company (unnamed), representing Unlimited Gold. ROANOKE PD/ See Page 24

I. Page 4 RErR/Friday, October 19, 1979 Washington Report EDITORIAL BURNETT, BBD&O RECEPTIVE TO BURKE The Broadcasters' Seat DC Broadcasters Align Against Ad Agency Pressure

On The Commission Seek Help Fro m broadcasters to subscribe to alter- Many longtime FCC observers are saying that Jim nate services and for ad agencies Alternative Rating Service to follow suit." Quello will have a difficult time being reappointed to the Most members of the Washington Area Broadcasters R&R has learned that two agen- Commission when his term expires in June. They say cies are doing that. Leo Burnett, Association (WABA) have reaffirmed their plans to go he's not in tight enough with consumer activist groups, Chicago's largest agency, is com- ahead with broadcasting on-air diary announcements for example. They say he's too conservative a Democrat. paring Burke's numbers to Arbi- during the current sweep despite flak from influential ad- tron's on many buys and BBD&O They say he won't win Chairman Ferris's support. vertising agencies (see related story, Ratings & Research, in Minneapolis is using Burke's And then there are those who believe he's not ethnic Page 16). Last week, Dick Weinstein, Arbitron Radio Mar- programming quotations exclu- enough, meaning he's an Italian-American and not an keting VP, wrote to WABA Chairman Ted Dorf (VP/GM sively to market 3M Scotch Tape. Hispanic-American. He has the support of the country's Another station, NBC's WRC, WGAY) advising him of agency Meanwhile, one WABA broad- will air the announcements, but second largest Italian-American newspaper, the Tri- criticism. R&R has learned that caster, Alex Sheftel, Pres. & GM fearing possible antitrust implica- buna Del Popolo (Italian Tribune). some agencies are urging less of WAVA/Arlington, VA, told R&R, tions, will omit the reference to credence be given for stations using In an editorial Thursday (10-18), the Tribuna com- "The only way to adequately com- WABA in the following spot, which announcements. mented, "Someone with Quello's excellent record should bat Arbitron's monopoly is for is the official WABA announce- not have to resort to ethnic or any other politics for re- ment: appointment." In addition, Quello has the backing of The Week In Review "RADIO AUDIENCE LISTEN- Italian-American Congressmen. ING MEASUREMENTS ARE BE- No other Commissioner has worked as diligently as • Twenty-eight Southern stations zapped for ING CONDUCILD IN THIS AREA. SURVEYS SUCH AS has Quello to effect changes in broadcasting. He was EEO violations, and FCC spokesman says THESE ARE IMPORTANT TO the first Commissioner to back the deregulation posture there will be more to come. THE PROGRAMMING AND OP- of Rep. Lionel Van Deerlin's legislative proposal to re- • President Carter, live from NPR, spent two ERATIONS OF RADIO STA- write the Communications Act. He's a forceful advocate TIONS. IF YOU PARTICIPATE hours answering listeners questions in tightly of President Carter's deregulatory politics, and has con- IN ANY OF THESE SURVEYS, sistently preached a good sermon to broadcasters, re- controlled format. IT IS IMPORTANT THAT YOUR • Philosophies differ, but broadcasters in and ACTUAL LISTENING BE AC- minding us to stand up and fight for First Amendment CURATELY REPORTED ALONG rights. around the nation's capital appear united in WITH PROPER IDENTIFICA- He's been a persistent watchdog on broadcasters' face of ad agency repercussions over airing TION OF THE STATION TO behalf. More important than what he's done for broad- WHICH YOU ARE TUNED. THIS of on-air diary announcements. MESSAGE IS BROUGHT TO YOU casters has been his role as advocate and seer. More FCC developments, Page 6. IN COOPERATION WITH THE When Commissioners sit in high counsel to discuss — Jonathan Hall WASHINGTON AREA BROAD- issues, the ball is in their court. The assembly room CASTERS ASSOCIATION." where they meet literally could be packed with radio experts, but their knowledge is as audible as a tree falling in the desert. So it's important for broadcasters Washington Street Talk to have a practical and knowledgeable voice on the Commission. It's unfortunate for broadcasters and for Jim Quello Look for Rep. Lionel Van Deerlin, Chairman of the House Communications that his term expires during an election year (June 30, Subcommittee, to begin oversight hearings with the FCC on Oct. 23-24 and NTIA on 1980). No other commissioner knows the practical im- Nov. 2. Purpose is to give Congress an accounting of organizations' performances. pact of the FCC's decisions on broadcasting as well as NAB spent between $10,000 and $12,000 earlier this week to bring its 31 Radio Quello. The White House has a perfect opportunity to Board members, along with 12 of its TV Board members, to Washington for radio give Quello's seat away as a means of winning extra deregulation round table discussion. Result was reaffirmation of association's support for President Carter's campaign. And despite original call for deregulation in areas of ascertainment, commercials, and pro- Michigan broadcasters support, the Michigan delega- gram logs, plus renewed emphasis on having staff draw-up options (to be presented tion isn't seen as a key Carter trouble spot. at board's January Palm Springs meeting) suggesting how license stability "based Seven years ago, Quello ran hard and with some de- upon current market structure" can best be achieved. Insiders contend the leading gree of difficulty won approval for his seat. Now, his option is still Commissioner Tyrone Brown's proposal for a fixed percentage of localized programming. term is almost over and he's decided he'll wait for the draft, rather than attempt to muscle support. He says NAB/NRBA merger potential definitely down to zero. NRBA issues statement he has nothing to gain or lose by staying. this week denying any merger discussions with NAB. Meanwhile, NAB board receives Broadcasters must decide how much they'll lose if outline of O'Shaughnessy recommendation for consolidation (R&R 10-5) and stone- walls it. he leaves. The alternatives are to: • Do nothing. Not back Quello. Let politics run its NTIA head honcho Henry Geller and White House Media Advisor Steve Simmons course. Analysis: Broadcasters stand to lose a "voice" assured NAB directors Tuesday that the adoption of two NTIA proposals — 9 kHz with particular interest in radio. and FM directional antennas — would only produce an estimated 400 to 700 new • Support Quello. Analysis: An all-out grass roots stations, probably closer to 400, rather than 2000 stations that others are suggesting. effort via Congress is needed to focus White House at- Despite NPR's and Pres. Carter's good feelings about Q&A format used in last tention on him. After all, he is a Democrat and has Saturday's two-hour radio broadcast, White House media advisors were sighing a big ho-hum! backing from the National Association of Educational Broadcasters and several prominent citizens' groups. New ideology coming from FCC this week is that the Commission has authority In addition, the National Black Media Coalition may to regulate structural changes in TV networks. A thorough investigation is taking officially endorse Quello, and R&R has learned they will place on the networks' history, affiliate relationships, regulations, O&O's, and adver- not attempt in any way to block his reappointment. tising practices, in addition to possible new roles for program producers and expansion R&R endorses Quello. He's a middle-of-the-road of the number of TV stations. businessman whose roots as a broadcaster began in Joseph McCaffrey, Chief Congressional Correspondent for ABC's Pop/Adult programming and whose record in service to the public WMAL/Washington, told a luncheon of the Federal Communications Bar Association as a radio manager at WJR/Detroit was faultless. His this week that TV is to blame for the decline of America's political parties by making presence is vital to assure a balanced outlook for future politics into a cult of personalities. A veteran of more than 20 years of Capitol Hill, he decisions affecting radio broadcasters. was also critical of Congress for passing vague laws and leaving them up to the federal agencies to figure them out. Rickie Lee Jones Produced by Lenny Waronker and Russ Titelman (PIN, Page 6 R&R/Friday. October 19, 1979 Washington Report Carter On NPR Call-In Show Mutual Pioneers "Lifestyle" On WCFL Hears Fro m 28 People Magazine For Ears President Carter fielded A lot of people will be watching WCFL/Chicago very questions on the economy, DON'T closely for the first few books. According to GM Orrin foreign policy, and the up- McDaniels, whether the new format sinks or swims may coming election Sat. (10- CALL HIM, determine the future sound of lots of radio stations. 13) on a two hour NPR H EILL CALL "We're the pioneer of the 'Lifestyle' News/Talk for- phone show hosted by Su- mat," McDaniels told R&R. "We believe news doesn't san Stamberg. Actually, YOU. need to be hard and controversial all the time. Soft news it was a call-out show. doesn't need to be fluff." NPR selected 60 cards at ran- Unlike the gradual change dom from over 10,000 people who 111 ternative to traditional All News," from Pop/Adult to News/Talk at says McDanieLs,who says he hasn't had written in asking to be called. KSD/St. Louis OUR 10-5), WCFL "We started calling people 15 lost any advertisers since the changed overnight. "When we minutes before the show," NPR's switch of formats "It's too early signed off on Aug 26 we were Adult Richard Spring told R&R, add- to tell how we're doing," he noted, Contemporary," said McDaniels. ing, "we had five people on the "but so far calls are running five "When we signed on Aug. 27, we line at all times to protect us a- to one in favor of the new format." Orrin McDantels were News/Talk." gainst cut-offs and short questions." Spring was delighted the A Lot Of Local News show worked smoothly and said the President also seemed pleas- ' Formerly VP and GM of All- Supreme Court ed. News WTOP/Washington. McDan- During his second national ra- iels joined WCFL when Mutual diocast (the first was April, 1977 took over the station. He enthusi- May Clarify Closed using CBS network), the Presi- astically describes "Lifestyle" as dent got in a few digs at the news "radio entertainment minus mu- media. He criticized radio and sic. If you're a prospective home Court Decision TV for not focusing more atten- buyer, we tell you how increased tion on government's accom- Argu ments Expected In January mortgage rates will affect you. plishments. We'll tell you if interest on check- Acting only three months after its Gannett decision, Carter Asks FCC About ing is a good or a bad deal. We'll which upheld the right of localludges to close pretrial tell you whether some after-five Radio Deregulation Testifying before a Senate sub- attire is appropriate on the job hearings to the press and public, the Supreme Court committee last week, she said the and where women's skirt lengths last week (10-10) agreed to hear a similar case. Sandy "The President wants to know cost of radio deregulation will be are going. We're a continuous pot- Wellford, attorney for Richmond Newspapers, Inc., told if . . . it's cheaper not to have a studied. "If we can preserve pourri of information like that." R&R his case will give the court to mean they could extend the deregulatory structure," Plans things like non-entertainment "We also do a lot of local news," a chance to clarify itself regarding closed-door policy to trials as well and Policy Chief Dr. Nina Cor- guidelines and it costs less, the McDaniels continued. "We're in- the Gannett decision. Richmond as pretrial hearings. The court's nell told R&R. Cornell is the President indicated he'd favor volved with the city. We do man- Newspapers has issued a constitu- 5-4 split on the decision and subse- FCC's liaison to the White House. deregulation," Cornell said. on-the-street interviews. We have tional challenge to a Virginia quent statements by some justices our street reporters on live a lot. judge's order barring the press showed the confusion is far from EBS Test Scheduled We may devote five minutes to a and public from a murder trial. over (FUR 9-7). local story instead of 60 seconds." "Our appeal says that the right A closed-circuit EBS test will be run Tuesday (10-23) between The Gannett ruling said, in part, Hopes For 4-5% Share of the individual to attend and ob- 2:03:30pm and 2:09pm Eastern time. ABC, NBC, CBS, NPR, MBS, "Members of the public have no serve a criminal trial is confirmed IMN, AP and UPI audio network affiliates will participate. Closed- In First Year constitutional right . . . to attend but not clearly defined by the First criminal trials." The problem a- circuit tests are not broadcast over the air. "We market ourselves as the al- and Sixth Amendments." Well- rose when some judges took that ford said.

FCC At A Glance

a county utility agency and claim- XTR A, San Diego Stations Still Feuding ting on a short term renewal for from an FCC order issuing a short ed that another citizens' group, failing to properly log commer- term renewal to KKDA-FM/Dallas. Westchester Citizens, which ad- Noble Syndications has appealed an FCC denial of cials and identify sponsors. "I would designate their license vertised against the referendum, Noble's request to make public an alleged ex parte pre- for hearing." Brown said. The was really a front for Consolidated sentation (made by persons with an interest at stake) W SRC Cleared After other commissioners voted, how- Edison, New York's major utility Dropping North Carolina ever to grant the renewal. made to FCC Chairman Charles Ferris by KSON/San company. Westchester's anti-ref- Central Univ. Football NBMC claimed that KICDA fail- Diego President Dan McKinnon. Noble, a San Diego-based erendum spots, VOTER said, ed to program to the Dallas black should have been tagged "paid for The FCC renewed the license of advertising rep for XETRA/Tijuana, filed its appeal this community; failed to meet FCC by Con Ed." WSRC/Durham, NC and dismissed week. non-entertainment guidelines by Art Ginsburg, Chief of the Com- a petition to deny by the Durham Noble claimed McKinnon talked (NCCB) (10-3) and the National logging commercials, spots, and plaints and Compliance Division, Coalition which claimed WSRC's to Ferris regarding XETRA's in- Black Media Coalition (NBMC) entertainment as news; and offer- admitted that Con Ed contributed ascertainment survey was defici- filtration into the San Diego mar- ed programs which included pro- (10-5). In all cases his theme was substantially to Westchester, but ent and the black community's ket and that the conversation vio- the same: citizens' voices will be fanity, racial slurs, and promotion neither wrote the copy nor con- needs were not being met. Big is- lated ex parte rules. The Commis- of alcohol, drugs and sex. heard and taken into account as sue was station's cancellation of sion said the meeting with Ferris trolled Westchester's board of di- the FCC ponders radio deregulation. NCCU football games. The Com- took place before any court action rectors. "We cannot find any vio- Cable Squabble Can't had evolved. lation of a Commission rule or mission noted that the organiza- Citizens' Groups policy," Ginsburg wrote in his de- tion was headquartered in New Stop Radio Rene wal Bro wn Seeks Out York and failed to show how it Fighting Each Other cision. Over the objections of TV Cable Citizens' Groups represented Durham's black pop- of Alabama, Inc., the FCC affirm- In NY ulation. Commissioner Tyrone Brown ed the renewal of WFIRT/Hartselle, Last week (10-11) the FCC de- W JLD License Held AL, licensed to Dorsey Newman. carried his call for comments on cided not to pursue a complaint Bro wn Dissents On Up, Then Rene wed deregulation to the National As- by VOTER, a citizens' committee KK D A Rene wal; Calls TV Cable has filed proceedings sociation of Media Women's an- against a cable company owned from Westchester. NY, which al- The license of WILD/Birming- For A Hearing nual convention in New York Fri- by Newman, but the Commission leged insufficient sponsorship iden- ham, AL was renewed after the Supporting a petition to deny by day (10-19). He has also delivered said a fight between two compet- tification by 15 New York radio station got an automatic tape log- the National Black Media Coali- that message to the National Citi- stations. VOTER supported pas- ing cable companies was no rea- ging system to prove the accuracy tion (NBMC), Commissioner Ty- son to hold up a radio station li- zen's Committee for Broadcasting sage of a referendum establishing of its logs WJLD had been opera- rone Brown dissented last week cense renewal. PORTRAIT OF A BREAKER

111E BACK PM BREAKERS JOHN DAVID SOUTHER You're Only Lonely (Columbia) 67% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 83, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 23, including Q102, WOKY, KC101, KAU M, KTSA, W NOE, WSGA, FM100, WLAC, WVIC, KSTT, WNCI, KFX M. See Parallels, charts at number 26.

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ON COLUMBIA RECORDS Page 8 RbRIFridey, October 19, 1979 W NEW Chrysler Tops '78 Spot Radio Advertisers

Financially-troubled Chrysler Corp. topped the list of the nation's largest spot radio advertisers in 1978 with expenditures of $27,668,000. Rounding out the rest of the top ten spot radio advertisers were: 2) General Motors ($20,202,000), 3) Anheuser-Busch ($12,315,000), 4) Nissan Motors For success oriented ($7,834,000), 5) Ford ($6,473,000), music merchandisers NARM is the 6) Coca-Cola ($6,427,000), 7) Foto- answer, mat ($5,968,000), 8) Pepsico ($5,638,000), 9) Levi Strauss ($5,616,000), and 10) Delta Airlines. Harrisburg Firm Rolls Out ($5,614,000). Other companies whose spot radio "Hotroks" expenditures topped four million dollars last year were (in descending or- In what can only be described as a glowing marketing concept, rocks der). United Airlines. General Mills, from the Susquehanna River are being packaged in "Hotrok" boxes De- AT&T. Continental Airlines. Carling veloped and marketed with radiant glee by Creative Concepts. a Harrisburg. Beverages. Squibb, Adolph Coors based ad agency, as a memento of the Three Mile Island nuclear accident, The NARM Story Brewing. Exxon, and Bristol-Meyers. the "Hotroks" will retail for $3 and come complete with a booklet, which Borden placed 20th, spending includes a chronology of the accident, a glossary of nuclear terms and a The National Association of Recording Merchandisers (NARM) re- $3,994,000. (satirical) "care and use section " cently put together a 16-page brochure in the shape of a 7-inch die-cut picture sleeve single which details the non-profit association's programs "THE JOHN HOUR" (ranging from regional seminars to its scholarship foundation), philosophy, and membership procedures. Al! NARM members and prospective members will be mailed the brochure between October 15 and November 15. Koch Calls For Airing Prostitutes Patrons Names Individuals wishing to receive the brochure may contact NARM at 1060 Kings Highway North, Suite 200, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034, (609) 795-5555. New York City Mayor Edward Koch names of those people convicted of patrons names to the Puritans' prac recently proposed to broadcast the patronizing prostitutes via WNYCI lice of putting public offenders in Magazines See New York. the city-owned radio sta- stocks as a means of public humilia tion. "We're going to call it 'The John tion. Koch also said he hoped news• Hour,' "Koch said semi-seriously. papers would likewise print the names Single-Copy of the convicted Koch based his unusual proposition Sales Slumping upon two things: first, a two-year-old No specific format for "The John Many magazines have seen single- state law designed to equalize the Hour" has been set (whether it would copy sales slump over the past six penalties between prosititutes and be part of the news, a special feature, months. Hardest hit have been maga- their customers, which Koch claims or even how frequently the offenders' zines such as Family Circle. Wo- has not been as rigidly enforced by names would be aired), so for now the men's Day. and others that depend judges as he would like; and second, idea appears to be simply a gleam in upon sales at supermarket checkout what Koch termed as the "public de- the mayor's eye. counters. Rising food costs are view- terrent" value in such an action, liken- ed as the cause. "Housewives appar- ing the broadcasting of prostitutes ently are passing up magazines in favor of feeding their families," theorizes a spokesperson for the Magazine Publishers Association. Even TV Guide, America's largest selling magazine, with a circulation of 20 million copies weekly, notes its From Here To Eternity total circulation declined 1.6 percent This permanent calendar clock is a timeless blend of modern and during the first half of 1979, while Let us do ancient technologies. 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CBS Posts Record NO MEAN FEAT

3rd Quarter Profits Instructional

While CBS reported record third-quarter profits, power Disco ed by a strong performance by their broadcast division, the company posted lower nine-month earnings. CBS Records re flected the recent state of the domestic record market, as Album profits slid for both the third-quarter and nine months of 1979, but the firm's international operations boosted the rec ord group's nine-month sales. Hearkening back to the halcyon In the nine months ended September 30, CBS's net daze of the early 60's dance crazes profits dipped three percent to $136.7 million, down from when everybody was doin' the Loco- $141 6 million for the year previous. Nine-month sales in- motion, the Pony, the Mashed Potato, creased 14 percent to $2.63 billion from $2.3 billion in 1978. the Bristol Stomp, the PhiIly Dog, and Third-quarter profits for CBS rose nine percent to $53.1 the ubiquitous Twist, H-Tol Interna- million, up from $48.5 million for the corresponding period tional has introduced "Night Moves," of 1978, while third-quarter sales likewise climbed to $882.9 a two-rec:ord instructional set designed million from $807.4 million during the same period. Beyond to help the nation's wallflowers get the decline in profits from the U.S. record business, attributed into step with current disco styles. to sales softness, heavy returns, and the manufacturing of "Night Moves" comes complete with records for other labels, the company noted declines in the a book by Dailey Terri°. star of the areas of consumer publishing (principally paperbacks) and syndicated television series "Dance lower profit margins on the retail sales of audio equipment Fever" and John Travolta's dance coach for "Saturday Night Fever," which describes how to teach your lar steps, In addition to featuring dis- tains an updated version of the old feet such feats as the Rock, the Freak, co tracks by artists such as CO170120 holiday chestnut, "I Saw Mommy Warble While the Skater's Switch, and other popu- and Sylvester, the album also con- Discoing With Santa Claus." You Wash EMI Shows Year-End Singing in the shower is perhaps Amercians' third most Profit; Turns U.S. NCBA Elects popular indoor activity. Taking advantage of the stall's acous- tical advantages, every morning millions across the U.S. Arm Around find their warblings magically transformed into exact dupli- Pierce President cations of Sinatra's, Stroisand's or Seger's. The only thing is, Despite declines in its European music operations, EMI mbst people have trouble remembering all the words to their posted a pretax profit of $23.7 million on sales of $194 mil- favorite tunes. Thomas H. Pierce has been elected President of the lion for the year ending June 30, 1979. Last year, the firm Not the type to let such an opportunity go down the Northern California Broadcasters Association. Pierce is reported a pretax profit of $56.9 million on sales of $191 drain, SongTimis Inc.. a Mount Holly, NJ-based firm, has be- currently VP ,GM of KCBS-FM (97 M an Francisco. Addi- million. After tax profit was $7.5 million for 1979 as opposed gun marketing "Singin' Sam's Shower Songs," a $4.95 kit tional officers elected at the NCBA September board meeting to $21.3 million in 1978. consisting of a suction cup and lyrics to eight American were KOME/San Jose GM Dan Tcrpson, Vice President, While EMI's music business operations accounted for 50 active recurrents such as "Wait 'Til The Sun Shines, Nellie" KFRCISan Francisco GM Pat Norman. Secretary; and percent of the total group sales in 1979, these operations printed on waterproof cards. KMEL/San Francisco GM Rick LOC Treasurer. contributed only seven percent of the profit. In contrast, Created by attorney Wood Huntley, the instructions say, Past President Bill Clark of BABL-AM & FM/San Fran EMI's film operations represented only 17 percent of the "Attach suction cup to wall of shower, hang lyric card on cisco will now serve on the Association's Board of Director firm's total sales but 66 percent of the profit. A further signifi- peg, turn on water and sing." Six different collections of Also serving on the board will be KIBE-HDFCs Ed Davis. cant area of improvement lies in the company's U.S. opera- lyrics are available, including a new set designed to conserve KRE-KBIJC's Frank Hay.. ICTUU's John Hayes. KILIII-AM & tions, where 1978's $10.1 million deficit was reversed into a water and energy — the cards are designed to be sung as duets. FM's Jim Hickey, KBAY's Bill Holmberg, KGO's Mickey profit of $5.3 million in 1979. Luckoff, KSRO's Frank McLaurin, and KSFO's Jim Myers

Smith Appointed VP/Promotion Reichenbach Named Nat'l. LP Vice President, he will personally supervise all of For Atlantic Consolidated's program activities and a revolutionary Promo Dir. For RCA new networking concept which Consolidated is de- Everett Smith has been appointed Vice President Chuck Reichenbach has been named Director of veloping. In addition, Eric will personally be able to of R&B Promotion for Atlantic/Cotillion Records. National Album Promotion for RCA Records. Prior give interested clients a professional, experienced Most recently Smith served as Director of National to joining RCA Reichenbach was Midwest Regional and unbiased analysis of their station's sound, the Promotion for Cotillion, having previously served as Manager for Janus Records, having also served as market and their positioning. - National Promotion Manager for the label. Smith's Janus's Western Regional Manager during his five- industry career also includes stints as an independent year tenure with the label. Gormley Named Assistant To promotion person, a local R&B promotion represen- In his new post, Reichenbach will be responsible Chairman At A&M Everett Smith tative for WEA, Operations Manager of Sam K Rec- for coordinating radio promotion nationally for all Mike Gormley has been promoted to the post of ords and General Manager of Audrey & Del's Rec- RCA and Associated Labels album product. He will Assistant to the Chairman at A&M Records. Gorm- ords chain as well as owning his own custom label. be based at RCA's New York offices. ley joined the label in 1978 as Director of Communi- De-Val Records. Norberg Named VP For C.C.C. cations, a position he will continue to hold in addi- In making the announcement, Cotillion President tion to his new post. Henry Allen noted. "Everett Smith and I have been Eric Norberg has been named Vice President at working closely together for several years. In that Consolidated Communications Consultants. Most Ginocchio Upped To National time. I've come to admire his promotional skills and recently Program Director for KEX/Portland, OR, expertise. Everett has had a major hand in the de- Norberg's radio background also includes having Singles Sales Dir. At RSO helped program KMPC/Los Angeles and a PD stint velopment of the Cotillion label. and I look forward Vic Ginocchio has been appointed National Sin- at KMBY/Monterey. to the continuation of our professional relationship." gles Director in the Sales Department of RSO Rec- In making the announcement, Consolidated Com- In his new post Smith will oversee the planning and ords. Ginocchio most recently served as West Coast munications Consultants VP/G M Mark Blinoff said, execution of all promotional activites for RA B prod- Marketing Manager for the label, having previously "Eric is the best radio programmer, bar none, in the uct released on the Atlantic. Cotillion. Afro and Cus- served as Midwest Marketing Manager as well. In tom Labels. United States. He has a command of Top 40. Pop/ his new post, Ginocchio will supervise the distribu- Eric Norberg Adult. News. Talk. Country and other formats. As tion and MIPS of all singles released by RSO. imp We Speak Their Language.

And your language. too. if you re a contemporary to the progromming, not within. Is The Source for radio station with o 12 to 34 year-old audience. We real? Burkhart and Abrams helped us get born are The Source: . The new -young odult - network and they do continuing audience research to keep from NBC. Unlike some other youth-onented us on track. Our chief -Sourcerers' are Big Jim networks. The Source offers upbeat, two- Cameron. former News Director, WCOZ, minute newscasts 24 hours o day, and John McGhon, former Program specifically designed by and for today's Director, WDVE. We also keep our heads generation. Written and produced in straight by listening to what our stations language that 12 to 34 year-olds under- have to say. Looking for a sound alter- stand. And plugged into their needs native? Come to The Source.Wnte to: and interests. Plus rock concerts and enter- Chuck Renwick, VP, Affiliate Relations, raining, provocative drop-ins. More good The Source. NBC Radio, 30 Rockefeller stutf. Com mercials are fed adjacent NBC Radio'sYoung Adult Network Plaza, New York, New York 10020. Page 12 REtR ,Friday October 19 1979 Garr

Owens Miami TV Stations Adopt Radio Methods For Bee Gees Contest Two Miami TV stations, WPLO and WCIX-TV, ran call-In contests for tickets to the Bee Gees' October 6 concert in It's time once again for another poltroonish gossip Miami The time-tested radio promotion seemed to prove successful in television as well, with a phone company estimate column here at the Gary Owens Quidnunc control cen- of 1 8 million calls to WPLG-TV, more than came in as a result of Hurricane David. Y100 PD/morning man BM Tanner hosted the promotion, asking viewers questions about daily rerun episodes of "Happy Days" and "All In The Family," and ter: Singing star Lyle Fendishman of Puke Records awarding the tenth correct caller two tickets. The WCIX contest was of the outcall variety, with staffers calling numbers at has a tendency to be grumpy in the morning until he's random until a respondent answers with the station's slogan, "Say Six " MUSIC ON TV: Bob Dylan is reportedly set for "Saturday Night Live" October 20 . . . Al Jarreau will guest on a had a cup of coffee . . . then he turns mean! historical PBS series, "From Jump Street: A Story of Black Music " Air date is in the fall of 1980 .. Sammy Hagar * * * * * * * * * • taped a segment of The Composers." a half-hour PBS series of conversations with songwriters Others set for this series The Room-Tones, the popu- The ubiquitous and promi- include Henry Mancini, Smokey Robinson, Barry Mann & Cynthia Well, Carole Bayer Sager, and Dave Mason... lar recording group, currently nent raconteur, lover, and pla- on tour of Sunset Boulevard, giarist Coleman C. Bork III ABC World Series Power Assures Easy Victory all graduated from grade school! will be operating his new bar- ABC, upset by NBC twice in the first three weeks of the present Nielsen tall ratings season, came back tor a con- * 5 * * • racuda hatchery come Decem- vincing victory during the week ending October 14. The reason was series power — not ABC's usual powerhouse come- Ace Nurfman, who plays the ber . . . dies, but the World Series. The first three games of the baseball classic, aired In prime time, all scored top ten rankings, strobe toilet seat, is a snappy 5 • * * * with game number two leading the pack for the week. ABC's average rating was 21.0, well ahead of NBC's 18.8, while CBS stayed close at 17.9, though scoring more shows in the top 20 (eight) than either competing network (ABC had dresser. Ace says all he wants Leif Garrett gets embarrassed seven, NBC five). when someone in a crowd out of life is an unfair advan- Following the second Series game, CBS's "MASH" took second place for the week, followed by 3) Series game tage. screams, "Oh my God, it's Leif No. 1.4) "The Miracle Worker" (NBC Movie) 5) "80 Minutes" (CBS) 6) "CHIPs" (NBC) 7) "Little House On The Prairie" * * 5 • * Garrett" . . . especially if they (NBC) 8) tie between the third game of the Series and CBS's CMA Awards presentation, a strong showing for the coun- Rod Stewart was a grave- are looking at Jack Palance try special, and 10) "When Hell Was in Session" (NBC special). digger at the age of 17 . . . he at the time! Leading off the 11-20 sector was ABC's "Mork & Mindy," followed by 12) "One Day At A Time" (CBS) tied with an ABC pre-game show 14) "Dallas" (CBS) tied with "Flesh & Blood" (the controversial CBS movie) 18) a three-way worked his way through rock * * • • • tie between "Love Boat" (ABC), "Bamaby Jones" (CBS), and "Three's Company" (ABC) 19) "Solitary Man" (CBS movie), Radio station manager Ed- stardom as a cadaver. and 20) "Quincy" (NBC). • • • * • win Rommel is causing com- The hit group Kansas is comment around San Francisco 471141021)04701Vilt. posed of six guys who have been with his "Nuke The Dykes" friends for a bunch of years. In- bumper sticker. Schudel's "Video Telecaster" enables you to convert any 13 or ,14-Inch television re- side sources at R&R just learn- * 5 * * * ceiver into a video projector. No electronic modification is required and therefore manu- ed that Kansas is also the Afterbirth, the exciting new facturer's warranty on the existing receiver is not affected. Unit is floor-mounted and con- name of a state! group who really hit it big last sists of a single-tube, single-lens system with a washable screen ... Sony Corp. of Japan * 5 * * * year, bought an expensive and Netherlands-based N V. Philips recently announced an agreement to exchange patent World War I monoplane and Cheryl Tiegs, Suzanne rights on a variety of products, including laser-read audio and video disc systems. North Somers, Lynda Carter, Cheryl gave it to Pope John Paul II American Philips Corp. and U.S. Philips Corp. are also included in the agreement. Action because of a typo in their PR Ladd, and Rip Taylor did not was described by the firms as an effort to establish standards for interchangeability of man's press release . . . they play for the Green Bay Packers their products rather than establishing joint, competing methods. Meanwhile, RCA Corp thought it was protocol to kiss while Vince Lombardi was plans to unveil a home videodisc system later this year which utilizes altogether different the pope's wing! coach! technology, with Sony's Japanese rival, Matsushita Electric industrial Co., currently work- * * * * 5 * * * ing on videodisc systems that will be compatible with RCA's. The Grimy Amours, the big Former major league base- acid rockers, owned a swim- ball star Hymie "Dipstick" ERR WAVES ming pool that was shaped like Blarf still has baseball eyes . . . BY BOBBY OCEAN a swimming pool! two baggers! ▪ * * * * * * * * tecze Jet set phony "Foot)," Bas- 61Vreht: \041 NOT TOLecve When Olivia Krelman-Hyphen usu. ID ver A tardstein was seen in Gotham, New NOtkiCr SeNC2 WNW To RADIO LEAK 50(e2? is tense, she likes to do no- wearing such a tacky fur coat, cr4tOwo.wu,. P AJE PARIN thing better than to relax by it resembled something that aC-SCtIVokSLS.1.1VE e51NT ;cij ftife%lottkit going bareback riding on a has been harpooned in a drain- lizard. pipe. (So was Foofy, inciden- ▪ * • * • 3. tally.) * 5 * 5 * Incidentally, she and co- What famous actor came to star Biggie Macho are not close California in a bunch of bana- friends . . . just lovers! nas?

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NUMBER ONE FIVE YEARS AGO — "I Honestly Love You" — Olivia Newton -John (MCA)

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...Brad Messer's HER Rip 'IC Read HEARTBEAT Closed Trials Issue Must Be Publicized

KEEPS These columns week after week tend toward peripheral issues and light humor. but this week I feel a remponsibilit to jump into the most serious matter in recent yearn . . . the potimibilit) that criminal trials might be closed to the ',Odic and news media. Last year a confusing and controversial U.S. Supreme Court decision opened the way for some pretrial he3rings to be held behind closed doors, and we now see attempts to extend that secrecy to full-fledged criminal trials. The high court IN has agreed to decide the issue this session. Radio-TV News Directors Association President Curds Beckman stressed that news reporters and editors must "raise the flag" and tell people, "By God, something's going on!" Beckman told a state gathering of Illinois broadcasters, "We are losing a very important right!" He said RTNDA expects to spend about $50.000 in legal fees in the '79 fiscal year, almost all of it on Freedom of Information battles. "Maybe we ought to protest. We'd get coverage then!" he said. RTNDA past President Ernie Schultz was quoted in "NewScript": "This is extremely dangerous. When you begin to hold secret hearings and begin to meet behind closed doors, bad things can happen. Things should be done in the open in this form of government, and in every form of government . . . you've got to have access. The people have to know what's going on in their courtrooms." Schultz says now, "the Court is saying, under certain circumstances, we can keep the people out too." From my platform here at R& R I urge you to help make the issue of closed trials the most-discussed problem in America, so our friends and neighbors realize this isn't just a smack at news reporters, but a really dangerous flirtation with removal of a basic American right. How many steps could it be from secret trials, to the Khoumeini type of justice, if none of us knows what happens in closed courtrooms? Time to do some serious communicating, my fellow newspeople, because if there has ever been a crisis, this is it.

MONDAY OCTOBER 22: Exactly 17 years ago today, most of the people in this country were actively worried, wondering whether there was about to be an all-out global war between us and the Russians. On October 22, 1962, Presi- dent John Kennedy addressed the nation on live radio and TV, saying the Soviet Union had been building missile and bomber bases in Cuba. He raised the adrenalin level on both sides of the ocean by revealing the U.S. would "quarantine" the island as of October 24th to prevent shipment of offensive weapons. Oct. 25 photos of the missile bases were shown to Americans, Oct. 27 President Kennedy refused a Russian compromise offer, Oct. 28 the Soviet Premier gave in and pro- mised to remove the missiles and dismantle the bases, if the U.S. would promise not to invade Cuba. Finally Nov. 20 Kennedy announced the missiles have been removed and 42 Soviet bombers would be removed within 30 days. The naval blockade was lifted. It had been the biggest showdown of the nuclear age, with the superpowers on the brink of war. Thanksgiving is a month away. Catherine Deneuve is 36, Timothy Leary 59, Annette Funicello 37. The first pro football on TV was 40 years ago, Dodgers and Eagles119391. Three planets appear quite close to the Moon tonight. They are Uranus, Venus and Mercury.

TUESDAY OCTOBER 23: Johnny Carson was born 54 years ago in Corning. Iowa. He was emcee for "Who Do You Trust," "Earn Your Vacation, - and other daytime TV shows, and began hosting his version of the Tonight program Oct. 2, 1962. He moved the show permanently (from New Yorkl to Burbank in '72, signed a 23-million-a-year contract for three nights' work per week in '78. Gore Vidal is 54. Tiny Tavares hits 30, the youngest of the Tavares quintet which has hit the Top 40 seven times in six years, most recently with -More Than A Woman" last year. Soccer hero Pele becomes 39. On this date in 1915 about 25,000 women marched in New York City demanding the right to vote in all 48 states, and on this date in 1917 the first shot was fired in World War I. This is traditionally the day the swallows depart Capistrano Mission in Southern California to fly south, so when next CARLENE spring arrives they can stage their return, but don't take the departure and arrival dates literally-. They're more romantic legend than fact.

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 24: Rolling Stone Bill Wyman rolls up to his 43rd birthday and bluesman Son's; CARTER Terry hits 68. The United Nations was formed in 1945, the same day the nation of Vietnam was established in French Indo-China. The first telegrams were sent across the U.S. in 1861 immediately making the Pony Express outdated. The first women's nylon hosiery was sold exactly 40 years ago today. Nevada became a state in 1854 despite the population not meeting legal requirements. President Abraham Lincoln pushed the issue to help get the Thirteenth Amendment "DO IT IN A lagainst slavery) ratified. Halloween is a week away.

HEARTBEAT" THURSDAY OCTOBER 25: Two months from Christmas. Thanksgiving is four Thursdays away. Sarah Ophelia Colley Cannon, better known as Minnie Pearl of the Grand Ole Opry, is 67. Tony Franciosa is 51. WLAC add WVLD spaceman Russell Schweikart becomes 44, Helen Reddy turns 38. and Carly Simon arrives at 35. A quarter-century ago 119541 the U.S. Air Force concluded its Project Blue Book documentation and investigation of W NOX deb 27 WTOB "flying saucers" and other Unidentified Flying Objects, by saying nearly all could be explained as imaginary or misinterpreted natural events. The first widely-noted UFO incident of modern times was in 1947. when a pilot saw saucers over the North - W AYS add WS M-FM west. That was the year the transistor was invented at Bell Laboratories. W HEB add WILS

KCBN on FRIDAY OCTOBER 26: The Gunfight at OK Corral was 88 years ago today, when Wyatt Earp, his two brothers, and Doc Holliday mixed hot lead with the Clanton s and McClaurys at Tombstone, Arizona (1891). The Public PRODUCED BY LANCE QUINN AND TONY BONGIOVI Library there has accounts of the battle, and the librarian has been ten helpful in past years by reading excerpts down the telephone. The Shah of Iran, rpm, out of work. u.ius roo nod 12 %ear, ago It m la

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Type of Music No. Respondents % Rock 50 33 Dancemusic 45 30 Country 25 17 Black 20 13 Classical 10 7

TOTAL 150 100 Editing, Coding, And Tabulating Data The most common ways of displaying the results of one-way frequencies are pie charts nce the actual field interviewing has been Thus, every respondent to the survey would be 0completed, or in a mail survey, the ques- assigned a number between one and seven for and histograms, as shown below. tionnaires have been returned, the next step in that question. The numbers themselves really Sample Pie Chart and Histrogram the research project is data analysis. Data analysis have no meaning, except as they identify the re- for Music Preferences begins with some very simple "housekeeping" sponse categories they represent. We could activities and culminates, sometimes, in sophis- easily use the letters "A" through "G" to code 33% ticated statistical analyses. For our purposes, the question, but as I mentioned above, most 30% rather straightforward analyses involving simple computers are most comfortable with numbers. one-way frequencies and cross-tabulations will suffice. (I will reserve for the 21st Century my oding open-ended questions is a much thumbnail descriptions of techniques such as Cmore complicated problem. Unlike close- non-metric multidimensional scaling, automatic ended questions, where the response categories interaction detection, and principal components are pre-determined, the first step in the coding 7% analysis with varimax rotation — no kidding, all of responses to an open-ended question entails those techniques really exist, although they the determination of a mutually exclusive and Pie Chart aren't too useful for day-to-day market research. collectively exhaustive set of categories. This Rock Dance music Country Black C lassu al But I thought you'd like to hear the names any- process involves judgment on the part of the Histogram way — they make great cocktail party conver- coder and is thus much more error prone. The use of visual depictions of survey results is sation!) recommended, because many managers are re- he basic purpose of editing is to ensure or example, consider the range of pos- luctant to read tables and charts. that the data submitted to further analysis Fsible responses you might get to the T question, "What do you like about listening to meet some minimum quality standards. Editing erhaps the most useful tabulation pro- is accomplished by having someone well versed radio?" Responses to this question would be in cedure is the cross-tabulation, where re- with the study go through each questionnaire the form of handwritten phrases by either the responses to one question are tabulated against spondent (in a mail survey) or the interviewer and check each question for missing or incom- responses to another question, in order to gain a plete responses. For example, in mail surveys, (in a phone or personal interview survey). A pos- meaningful comparison. For example, suppose sible coding scheme might look like the following: respondents often fail to respond as indicated, you wish to compare current listeners to your writing out their answers longhand in the mar- 1 — To hear music I like station with non-listeners. The question with re- 2 — To hear the latest music spect to listening habits might appear as follows: gins instead of checking the boxes like they were 3 — To get local news "Do you ever listen to radio station KAKA?" supposed to do. The person responsible for editing 4 — To get weather information transfers such responses into the necessary form. 5 — To get traffic information Yes El— 1 Don't Know 0 — 3 6 — Because I like the air personality In telephone surveys, interviewers sometimes No 0 — 2 Refused 0 — 4 fail to record an answer in legible form. The edi- 7 — For the commercials 8 — Other Let's assumes that of the 150 respondents to the tor contacts the interviewer and attempts to re- 9 — Don't knowlRefusedINo answer survey, 50, or 33%, answered "yes" and 100, capture the original response in as complete a After deciding upon a set of categories, each or 67%, answered "no" to the above question. form as possible. respondent's answer must be assigned to one "Listener" vs. "non-listener" then becomes a categorization against which all other questions diting is most effective if it is done by category. This is done by the coder. In order to the well-trained individual, because this check coder accuracy, it is customary to have at in the questionnaire are tabulated. For example, E let's go back to the music preferences above and tends to ensure greater consistency across ques- least a subset of the questionnaires coded in- suppose that the 150 total respondents broke tionnaires. The editor should also be motivated dependently by another coder. High levels of to "clean" as many questionnaires as possible, agreement (80% of more) between the two coders down as follows against listenership: rather than simply throwing them out of the are taken as evidence of good accuracy. For Music Pref. Listeners Non-Listeners Total sample due to too much missing data. Some low levels of accuracy, either the coder is re- Rock n = 30 20% n = 20 13% n = 50 (33%) placed or the response codes are re-defined to questionnaires will have to be discarded, of Dancemusic n = 30 7% n = 35 23% n = 45 (30%) course, but a lazy editor can throw away far too allow more accuracy. Country n = 5 3% n = 20 13% n = 25 (17%) many. Once edited, the questionnaires are ready The chief trade-off involved in coding open- Black n = 3 2% n = 17 11% n = 20 (13%) for coding. end response is that of precision versus parsimony. Classical n = 2 1% n = 8 5% n = 10 (7%) Questionnaire Coding It is tempting to be very precise and have a large TOTAL n = 50(33%) n = 100(67%) n = 150 (100%) number of response categories, but with very oding refers to the procedure by which C few responses in each category. This overly pre- The cross-tabulation shows that your listeners responses to questions are assigned to strongly prefer rock to other types of music, numerical categories for subsequent data analy- cise approach results in a lack of parsimony. Parsimony means that we classify as many peo- while non-listeners are more dominatly disco- sis. Coding has taken on increased significance oriented. This comparison was not possible in the recently, with the use of computers for data ple as possible into as few categories as possible, one-way frequency table, which lumped all re- analysis on the rise virtually everywhere. Com- but enough to give us good insights into the total set of responses — we don't want a giant "other" spondents together. Note that the far right mar- puters are a powerful tool for quickly summar- category. Too few categories are just as useless gin of the cross-tabulation shows the same fre- izing the responses of large numbers of respon- quencies As did the one-way frequency. The cross- dents, but the use of these machines almost alas too many, so it is important to strike a happy medium. tabulation, then, adds more information by telling ways requires data coded in very specific fashion — us exactly how two questions relate to one an- i.e., numerical. Tabulation Of Results other (in this case, music preference and radio Coding of close-ended questions is general- aving coded all questionnaire responses listening.) ly a very simple task. For example, the following into a usable numerical form, you are NEXT WEEK: More on the interpretation of question could be coded as indicated by the H now ready for data tabulation. The most basic data tabulations. numerals to the right of each response category: form of tabulation is the one-way frequency "How do you feel about the song, 'Fins,' by Jimmy distribution, which simply counts the number of Dr. Richard J. Lutz is Auo- Buffettr (READ CHOICES) respondents falling into each of the response date Professor of Marketing at Like it a lot 0 — 1 UCLA's Graduate School of categories. This count is generally converted to Management, and an acknow- Like it a little O — 2 percentages to facilitate comparisons from one ledged research and marketing Neutral O — 3 expert. To direct questions to Dislike it a little question to another, and from one survey to • - 4 Dr. Lutz, call RikR at (213) 553- Dislike it a lot • - s another. For example, consider the following 4330 or write to Radio & Rec- Unfamiliar with it (DO NOT READ) O - 6 hypothetical responses to the question, "What ords, 1930 Century Park West, Don't knowlrefused (DO NOT READ) O — 7 is your favorite kind of music?" Los Angeles, CA 90067. RftRIFritiny. October 19. 1979 •-- atingg "Many of the larger agencies are making it clear that it is their intention riesearch to he anything but "ho hum" about Week In Review on-air announcements." Ad agencies react against on-air announcements, support Arbit run stand. Ad Agencies Rally Around Arbitron On-Air Steps major agencies are taking to penalize stations which run on-air announcements during Announcement Stand a survey are detailed this page.

Burke Gains Some, Loses Some ln the last couple of months Arbitron has an- station ran on-air messages, "since audiences (for The effort by Burke Broadcast Research to nounced details of its stance against stations that competing stations) could also be affected. Use the become the alternative to Arbitron scores more during an Arbitron sweep ran announcements re- latest report for the market which is free of this success and one loss. Burke picks up support in garding that sweep. Reaction set in first from influence" (the on-air messages). This could mean Chicago (W BBM-FM, WI.UP), Cleveland broadcasters, and the reaction generally was "ho that buys in certain markets could be based on (WW WE, WDOK, WJW), and Atlanta (WQXI hum," that the policy of sending to ad agencies data which is outdated in terms of station format AM-FM). However, Doubleday Broadcasting lists of stations running the announcements would or popularity, but the agencies evidently feel that cancels support over Minneapolis misunder- be ineffective. However, the people who control the bias introduced by the on-air announcements standing with Lew Alpert of Burke. Major the media pursestrings, the ad agencies, are now is a more serious problem than outdated or obso- agencies now using Burke as supplement to Ar- beginning to be heard from. Many of the larger lete info. If this type of policy becomes wide- bitron include NW Ayer, with the possibility agencies are making it clear that it is their inten- spread, it will be incumbent on stations and their that Doyle Dane Bernback will agree to do so tion to be anything but "ho hum" about the on- reps to keep the agencies informed of latest devel- by the end of the month. air announcements. opments in the marketplace. The other major type of agency reaction to Arbitron Nantes New Western Account Caveats To Broadcasters the on-air message controversy is for the buyers Exec. to discount the numbers received in a sweep dur- Perhaps the most succinct summary of the James Francis named Account Executive, ing which the messages were being aired. Mike way major agencies are talking about their re- Western Radio Division Sales. Mr. Francis has Moore, Senior VP for Benton & Bowles, probably action to the announcements came from Barry experience with the NBC Radio Network in summarized the feeling of many when he wrote Perrin at BBD&O. In a letter to the head of ad- Chicago (Arbitron Radio Sales Manager Dick that "our current practice is to adjust downward vertiser/agency sales for Arbitron, Perrin states, Logan is an NBC alumnus) and most recently the ratings for stations designated by Arbitron as "It is thoroughly unethical for radio stations to was with Katz rep firm in 1..A. Francis will be having implemented these unethical practices (the run spots reminding the ARB respondents to fill based in the Arhitron I..A. office. on-air announcements) during the survey in ques- in the diaries. BBD&O's official position is to do our best to penalize the offending stations when tion. We plan to continue to adjust ratings even as we seek more concrete information concerning the buying radio, whenever possible." they are not sure of the impact of the on-air mes- inflationary impact of these promotions." How Other agencies, such as Ted Bates, Ogilvy & sages on a station which runs them, so that a sta- much adjustment might be made to a station's Mather, Meyerhoff Associates, Benton & Bowles, tion must be willing to throw in extra spots to numbers? It will vary from agency to agency and the Interpublic Group, and Grey Advertising have make up for the uncertainty in the estimates for market to market, but an agency source in New •strongly indicated to Arbitron that they consider that station. Station managers will not like the York told R&R that he would not be surprised the on-air announcement-Flo be a detriment to the idea of tying up extra inventory in order to pla- to see adjustments downward in the range of 25% reliable measurement of radio listening and will cate some agency buyer who does not like the fact off the station's estimates. take a close look at buying stations which ran the that the station aired some on-air messages relat- announcements. ing to the Arbitron sweep. Possible Agency Penalties More GRP's For Less Money? Dollars Speak Another type of adjustment which some New There are apparently two main ways that The bottom line on the agency reaction so far York agency personnel have discussed with R&R agencies are planning to deal with stations iden- to Arbitron's stance concerning the on-air mes- has to do with essentially getting bonus GRP's tified by Arbitron as having run the on-air an- sages is that they may not know how much impact (gross ratings points) from stations which have run nouncements during a survey. The first of the the announcements have, but they don't like the the announcements. If station X ran the announce- measures being considered is not to use the esti- idea. Agencies are going to use this leverage either mates for station X that come from a report in ments an agency might require the station to de- to discount the estimates for the station(s) involved which the station ran the on-air promotions. liver 200 GRP's in a schedule for the same dollars — or squeeze extra spots out of the stations as a Ogilvy & Mather VP Jack Hill has instructed as other stations which only are targeting 175 penalty for possibly screwing up the quality of the media staffers not to use a report in which any GRP's. Essentially, the agencies are saying that survey results. Although the Advisory Council and most broadcasters feel the Arbitron stance is not strong enough, they may change their tune when the P&L begins to suffer as a result of media buys which hurt stations running the announcements. Q&A If enough stations begin to feel the pinch, perhaps the practice of on-air messages will cease to be a problem. We should know in the next six months, as agencies begin to examine the results of the Fall A potential slogan conflict situation came to our attention recently and we were asked, '79 sweep and make buying decisions on that "How can I keep a competitor, which has never used my slogan before, from submitting it to data. Arbitron, hoping to rip off some of my station's credit?"

This problem arose last year when in markets like El Paso and Indianapolis stations started submitting other stations' slogans. At that time we at Arbitron changed the facility forms to Jhan !fiber, M R\ Research require that a station which submits an on-air slogan actually use that slogan at least once per Editor (and former Manager daypart during the sweep. If the station copying your audio logo does not air that slogan of Arbitron Radio), welcomes you can alert Arbitron and ask them to not give credit to the other station involved. However, your questions about ratings realize that as long as your competitor makes minimal use of the slogan his station can claim it, and research. Call Jhan at 213-553-4330 during busintm causing a potential callback problem for A rbitron. hours. California time. m if

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STREET TALK

As the autumnal equalizer was beginning, a long list of people were scrambling into their new jobs. With the book now underway, things should calm down a bit . . . get out your scorecards, because here come the lineup changes for this week:

Steve Casey is the new MD at WLS/Chicago. Exiting KKKQ/Phoenix, where he had been PD and assistant to John Sebastian at KUPD, Steve will be in Chicago shortly, working on a music research system for "The Big 89."

Personals London & Engleman, the very funny morning team last heard on KULF/Houston, have relocated to Los Angeles. In a widely-rumored move, KEARTH will go live in AM-drive with the new duo starting on the air Monday I 10-22). If you like Pina Coladas Meanwhile back in Houston, Kenny Miles, who left KRBE/Houston's morning show last and getting caught in the week, has relocated this week at KULF Isee what we meant about scorecards? but not to do rain, if you're not into mornings. Kenny takes over in pm-drive at KU LF and PD Steve Roddy is real glad to have him.

health food and into Dave Bishop, formerly of WCOL/Columbus, has accepted the PD's job at WLEE/Rich- champagne, mond, reportedly for a very nice package deal. Insiders say the station will most likely continue its direction toward Pop/Adult under Dave, a direction started under former PD Ken Curtis.

then "ESC APE" with Three new Northeastern PD's were announced this week: Dave Mason from 13Q/Pittsburgh RUPERT HOL MES. to WBBF/Rochester; Jack O'Brien from WIGY/Bath to PRO-FM/Providence; and Benjamin Hill from KMGK/Des Moines to WCBM/Baltimore.

All that commotion has created two nice PD openings, one at WIGY/Bath and another at The new single KMGK/Des Moines I KIOA's sister FM).

fro m his new al- And we have babies this week! Congratulations to Ron & Rochelle Alexenburg on the birth of their son, An David, arriving Monday 110-151 in L.A. Midsong Records VP Steve Metz be- bum "PARTNERS came a daddy, courtesy of his wife Wendy and new son. Daniel Alan, born last week in New York. And Lorraine Winegar, Music Director at KRSP/Salt Lake City, had to miss her Tuesday IN CRIME" music-day this week because she was giving birth to a baby girl, Tennille. Mother, father and baby Tennille are doing fine.

An interesting change announced at 92X/Columbus this week, with PD Jerry Dean revealing that he will leave the station as of December 1st. His replacement has already been announced as well; it's Buddy Scott from the highly successful WDJX/Dayton.

At long last Stevie Wonder's much discussed, but as yet unreleased "Secret Life Of Plants soundtrack LP has a debut date. Sources close to the artist say October 26th is when the album will be released and that a single, "Send One Your Love," will precede the LP. And the superstars just keep on comin' . . .

Jim Sumpter leaves Y103/Jacksonville to become the new PD at KIOY/Fresno. Maja Piff has been named Assistant PD at Y103.

Some music moves this week include Beau Richards being named Music Research Director and Music Assistant at WLCY/Tampa . . . Nick Bazoo, formerly at WNOE/New Orleans, has been named MD at 92Q/Nashville . . . and a move from MD to PD is on tap for KRUX/ Phoenix's MD Robert Chenault, as he takes over as PD for KDJQ/Phoenix I KDKB's AM station).

Others Getting Street Talk is very heavy on the West Coast that Steve Wax and artist manager Shep Gordon Significant Action will be getting together on a long term project in the very near future. It could mean the birth of a new record label with an artist roster that shouldn't be too hard to pin down. RUPERT HOLMES "Escape" (Infinity) 37/22 Moves: Up 10, Same 5, Down 0. Adds 22, including Lawyers from Warner Bros. and RKO are conferring this week over the Fleetwood Mac WFIL Z93, 94Q, KBEQ, KJR. KEEL KXX106, KLEO. LP leak problem I R&R 10-121. We're told the actual leaker has not yet been identified. KJR13. KCPX, KGW, WROV, KPUR. And finally, Burkhart, Abrams & Associates has changed names. The consulting firm will now be known as Burkhart, Abrams, Michaels, Douglas & Associates. The name change better reflects the contributions of all the firm's programmers and besides, we heard they were running out of stationery anyway. so . . . .

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THE ELECTRIC WEENIE, RADIO'S NUMBER 1 •:. GAG SHEET GETS LETTERS . . . ALL WE ASK YOU DAVE PORTER, BBC . . . "Dear Tom, delighted to renew P 0. Box 25-866 for another year If it is as good as the last year, I'll be well Honolulu, Hawaii 96825 pleased " TO DO IS LISTEN. (808) 395-9600 Jocks...write today for free samples. LL.Lli I HA JOE SMITH ASYLUM Chairman of the Board NONES4 )( I I RECORI

AN OPEN LETTER TO BROADCASTERS

There has been a most disturbing development in the broadcasting industry: Leading popular music stations have been promoting the home taping of major new album releases.

For an industry such as ours, plagued for years by piracy, bootlegging, counterfeiting, and the effects of this year's inflation and recession, this can be the most dangerous threat thus far to our well-being.

When a radio broadcaster announces that he will be playing an important new album without interruption and suggests that his listeners get their tape machines set up; when manufacturers of blank tape sponsor "clean hours" of music and recommend that the contents be recorded; when advertisers make their pitch for tape machine sales around the same theme, then all of us -- artists, writers, publishers, and record companies -- are being drastically whipsawed.

We are all attempting to get something done at the legislative level and experimenting techno- logically, but we are in a sensitive area of individual rights and free trade.

What we can expect is some understanding and responsible restraint from our friends and associates in the broadcasting community. What we can hope is that no legitimate radio programmer will deny all the parties involved in the creation and marketing of records their right to profit from their success. What we can ask is that this terribly destructive practice stop at once.

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c 1979 Elektra/ASylu m Records Q A Warner Com mu mcanons Co Page 20 R&R/Friday, October 19, 1979 TOP-411 swers that will save them having to call the local PD's and ask them. I'm kind of like a 'buffer zone' in that aspect of the job." Sherry also reports all station activity in music and promotions to Charter President Russ Wittberger each week. Her contact with the stations helps her know exactly what John they are up to with music, contests, and most other aspects of the station's programming. The National Overview Dave Sholin also mentioned his special perspective when I asked him about his job. Leader "The main thing I provide for the stations in the chain is a national overview that's really impossible to have at the local level. I can help them with new records that I 'hear,' but more than that, I can spot records that may be burning out, records that have a distinct airplay trend developing, things like that. And, of course, in a company this size there has to be someone keeping track of all the stations and what they're doing musically and RKO'S DAVE SHOLIN & CHARTER'S SHERRY TOENNIES promotionally. Dwight Case (MO Radio's President) takes an active interest in each station, and I provide him with individual station input on music that only someone in a position like mine could provide. In a way I help to insure that the stations are doing the right Coordinating Music For "The Chain" things for the right reasons." Any promotion person can tell you the importance of having certain people "like" the music they are promoting. Among these "V.I.P." 's are programmers at stations we're The Decision-Making Process all familiar with, music directors in vital markets, and two of the more involved people, Both Dave and Sherry potentially hold a lot of musical power when you consider the who have the title of National Music Coordinator for the companies that employ them. stations that coordinate their music with the two each week, but they are aware of the po- Sherry Toennies first worked in radio at KSLQ/St. Louis and soon after that became tential for abuse and guard against it. I asked them both who makes the music decisions. the station's Music Director. In May of 1978 she moved from St. Louis to San Diego and Sherry replied, "I do have the final say-so on music for the stations, but it's not an iron- became the National Music Coordinator for Charter Communications. Each week Sherry clad policy. The PD's and I make the decisions together, and we listen to each other re- assists the PD's and MD's at KCBQ/San Diego, WOKY/Milwaukee, and KSLQ. garding specific product. Technically, the final decision rests with me, and about the only Dave Sholin got his radio career started in college at San Francisco State, later turn- ing "pro" in San Jose, and finally joining the staff at KFRC/San Francisco in 1974. He moved into the National Music Coordinator job with RKO Radio in November of 1977, re- locating to RICO's Los Angeles headquarters in May of 1979. Each week Dave deals with WRKO/Boston, WROR/Boston, WXLO/New York, WAXY/Ft. Lauderdale, WHBQ/Mem- "The PD's and I make the decisions phis, WFYR/Chicago, KHJ/ Los Angeles, KRTH/Los Angeles, and KFRC/San Francisco. together, and we listen to each other An Atypical Week regarding specific product." Interestingly enough, both Dave and Sherry do basically the same things day-to-day. Mondays are spent in preparation for a full music day — Tuesday. with sales reports, — Sherry Toennies visits from record promotion people and phone contacts with the radio stations. Tuesdays National Music Coordinator, Charter Broadcasting are, of course, music days, often with multiple calls from all stations, putting together playlists, rotations and new adds. Wednesdays are "catch-up" days generally spent answering questions from national music promotion people and arranging all the data collected the day before. time I will stop any station from adding something is on a totally new and unproven Thursday and Friday Sherry spends reading the trades, looking for helpful information record. I make the stations justify what they want to add, and if they can, then it goes on. for next week's repeat performance. She again checks with each station by phone and It sounds autocratic, but it's a real good way of keeping things on an even keel. Individual coordinates late-week music information with them. The last two days of the week for station needs are always taken into consideration, like do we need more ballads, more rock, Dave have become more than the usual preparations for the week to come. He has taken less disco, whatever. The individual marketplace is also taken into consideration, because on new responsibilities for the RKO Radio Network and for the production of several Milwaukee reacts differently than St. Louis, and what's happening on the other stations radio specials that RKO Radio has commissioned. He spends several hours on Thursday within the market is also a factor. Most of all the music in discussion for adds has some and Friday getting together the information necessary for those specials, calling artists and kind of research available on it, be it positive or negative. We discuss all that input and managers, lining up interviews and assisting in similar matters for the newly formed net- then make the decision together." work. It's interesting to note that both Sherry and Dave work about 80 hours a week, but Dave's position is similar, but his statement was even more direct, "I think the days of their collective complaint was not how much they worked, but rather that there simply being a dictator about which records go on a station and which records do not are over. I weren't enough hours in the day. think the way radio is today, one person cannot have the kind of power over a number of Why Have A National MD? stations in different markets. That's why the RICO programmers and I make the decisions on new music together. It's a pure exchange of information. They give me theirs and I give My real purpose in talking to both Dave and Sherry was to try to clear up some of them mine and then we talk. Which new records go on really depends on what we both feel the basic misconceptions surrounding their titles and their jobs. Many people incorrectly comfortable with that week. It's hard to be general when you're dealing with something as assume that the power they hold over the stations is absolute and unyielding, but in reality specific as a particular record, but, no, I do not control what goes on the stations. I do par- what they do is a lot more than just "pick music." In fact picking music is one of the ticipate in the process, but I don't dictate. Should someone really believe in a record for their least important functions they both serve. station and I happen to disagree, I will state my opposing opinion, but, honestly, that situa- I asked Sherry and Dave the same questions, trying to get a better definition of their tion doesn't come up very often. And it works the other way too . . sometimes I'll think jobs, attempting to find out what a National Music Coordinator does. Sherry said, "I have a song is absolutely right for a station and the PD or MD will not share my feelings. to oversee everything . . . nothing goes on unless it's been approved. I really try to keep Again, we discuss and decide together."

More Than Just New Music Both National Music Coordinators do a whole lot more than just help their PD's decide what new records to add each week. Dave told me, "Sitting up here in RICO headquarters with what I consider to be a good overview of the whole nation, one of the really "The main thing I provide for the important things I can help the stations with is burnouts. Watching how long a particular stations in the chain is a national record will 'wear' in other non-RICO markets can help us see when to back the rotation pattern down. I watch a lot of radio stations besides those within our own chain. I also overview that's really impossible to talk to a lot of other non-RICO PD's each week for their input on music. That kind of infor- have at the local level." mation can really help a PD who has his hands full with the regular duties of programming a station and perhaps can't spend as much time studying music as I can." — Dave Sholin Sherry agreed, "I think it's very important to have certain stations that you can look at National Music Coordinator, RKO Radio every week and help yourself to a better understanding of music. In order to know all you can about another station's list, you have to talk with the PD or MD and find out what certain kinds of jumps mean, because not all stations move things the same way up and down their lists. I spend a lot of time with a phone stuck in my ear." the PD's from overlooking something they might miss or help them spot something that's Both Dave and Sherry also help stations with their on-air contests and promotions . . . coming up they might not be aware of yet. I can help because what I've tried to do is lining up artists for interviews, albums for giveaways, procuring special programming make myself as knowledgeable as possible about each of the markets in which we operate. for the stations and generally acting as advisors on all aspects of station operations. Maybe a record that's doing relatively well nationally might not be right for a certain The job of National Music Coordinator isn't all fun and games. The hours are long, the market for any number of reasons. And the opposite might also be true, where a record is demands are many, and the responsibilities are huge. Although some in the record indus- just right on the local level, even though nationally it's not happening yet. It comes with try might candidly feel people in positions like Sherry and Dave act as road blocks to the having a knowledge of the markets and a look at things nationally that it's tough to have exposure of new music, the PD's and MD's within their respective chains unanimously when you are within the same radio station day in and day out, as our PD's must be. I welcome their input and advice. It's clear that in the cases of Dave Sholin and Sherry also serve as a 'go-between,' taking a lot of pressure off the local PD's from the national Toennies, the job of National Music Coordinator is a lot more than just helping their stations promotion people. The national people deal with me, the locals deal with the stations and find new records to add . . . it's advice, input given and received, shared knowledge information passes along several channels in that way. I can give the national people an- and experience all rolled into one package. -INDIVISIBLY DYLAN

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HIRING THE GUN — 8100/San Diego morning man Shotgun Tom Kelly recently signed a new three year contract with the station. He's pictured at right inking the contract, while Operations Manager Glen McCartney (left) and GM Paul Palmer (top) look on

THE RECLINE OF THE WSGF EMPIRE — WSGF/Savannah staged a "Candy 0" lookalike contest to find the girl with the greatest resemblance to the Cars albu m cover The winner, pictured above reclining under admiring glances from WSGF jocks C.B Gaffney (left) and Eddie MacNeil, took home over $300 in prizes from the station and Elektra Records.

BACKSTAGE WITH THE BEE GEES IN BUFFALO — WKB W/Buffalo treated KOF M A LA CART — KOF M/Oklaho ma City's "Air Stars" competed in a day crew vs. night crew go-cart race several listeners to Bee Gees tickets, with the grand prize winner also recently. The team picture portrays (tr, standing) News Director Ron Williams, Ken Barlow, Jeff Edwards, Cynthia getting limo service to the sho w and a meeting with the brothers Gibb Herron, Lee Taylor, PD Mike Miller, and MD Chuck Morgan; sitting) Big Jim McCloud, Pat Murphy, Larry backstage. Pictured (Ir) are RSOS Michael Rose, Maurice Gibb, winner, Stein, Lisa Carr, and Jerry McCall, Robin Gibb, WKB W PD Sandy Beach, MD Jon Som mers, and Barry Gibb

KORL'S GIRLS — KOR UHonolulu sponsored a -Van Fast" featuring con tests for vans and beautiful wo men The station sent us snapshots of winners from both contests, and after careful deliberation, the results of our editorial choice are pictured above Shown with the Miss Van Fest CHU M'S NIG HT OF THE HUNTER — CHU M/Toronto played host to Chrysalis artist Ian Hunter and his producer/ contest winners (grand prize winner at center) is KORL's Kimo Akane guitarist cohort Mick Ronson recently Pictured (I-0 are Ronson, CHU MS J D Roberts, and Hunter. 01 P Sandra & Lee Abrams on the birth of

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ASCAP Files Suits Against Roanoke PD Unlicensed Jukes Continued from Page 3 The American Society of Com- viously, ASCAP had filed several posers, Authors and Publishers suits against individual unlicensed (ASCAP) has filed 35 federal suits operators, in an attempt to con- himself as one Vince Miller, PD at in 12 states in an attempted crack- vince other operators to comply WROV. Mayo is believed by at down against unlicensed jukebox with the law, but to no avail least one federal official to have operators The action was taken thus the mass suits operated the PO Box arrange- on behalf of ASCAP members vvhose ment for several months, victim- songs were being played on these izing several record companies. jukeboxes without permission ELTON'S BIG DRA W — WABC/New York and MCA combined to handle a Bart Prater, the actual PD of According to the newly-establish- Klein Appeals drawing for Elton John concert tickets, with over 400 pounds worth of WROV, heard about the scheme ed copyright law, effective January mail flooding in to the station. Over 15,000 pieces of mail came in within when an acquaintance at a record 1, 1978, compulsory licenses are company asked him, "When did Tax Conviction two days of a Sunday New York Times ad announcing the dates. Pictured available for $8 per box per year among the letter litter are WABC air personality George Michael (left) and you lose your job?" He discovered from the U.S. Copyright Office. An In an attempt to overturn Allen concert promoter Ron Delsener that the company had received an ASCAP spokesperson claimed Klein's tax evasion conviction invoice listing Vince Miller (act- that fees derived from the licensing tt&R 8-17), attorneys represen- ually a part-time air personality of jukeboxes should amount to be- ting the former Beatles manager for the station who is unconnected tween $3-4 million yearly, based have filed an appeal in New York with Mayo's scheme) as PD. Other upon an estimated half-million Federal Circuit Court. Klein had record companies called, Prater jukeboxes in operation. However, been sentenced to two months in told a local newspaper, and he ASCAP claims that only $1 million prison and fined $5000 on one count turned the matter over to postal in fees has been collected. of filing false income tax returns inspectors, leading to the indict- Therefore, ASCAP has taken in 1970. He was additionally placed ment for one count of mail fraud the matter to the courts in an ef- on two years probation for the re- STYX IN MA DISON — WIS M/Madison presented Styx in concert recently. and one count of using a false name. fort to retrieve lost revenues. Pre- mainder of the two-year sentence. Pictured backstage Uri am group's John Panozzo and James Young, group's promotion manager Jim Cahill, WIS M's Charlie Simon, Styx's Tom my Shaw, and A& M's Marko Babineau

PEAK VIE WING IN TOPEKA — V1001Topeka was visited by Playboy's Playmate of the Year. Monique St. Pierre, recently, when the station par- ticipated in a stereo store opening. Pictured (I-r) are KDVV MD Paul Blair, St. Pierre, station morning man Marshall Barber, and store owner Jim Nelson. 1,1

A BLEND OF SPECIAL PEACHES AND HERBS — Engaging in a bit of identity confusion are Polydor's Peaches & Herb, posing playfully backstage after an L.A. concert with Polydor's Dave Greenwald (left) and KHTZ Assist ant PD Jim Conlee (second from right). As for Peaches & Herb's location, your guess is as good as ours.

DIXON HOUSE SEES FUN AT CFUN — Infinity's Ted Dixon House of the Dixon House Band visited CFUN Nancouver recently while touring Western Canada. He's pictured (left) with CFUN air personality Tom Jeffries.

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WV Hottest: WBSCItAuguata GA HERB ALPERT 1-1 Ilmiltsch miaa EAGLES 4-1 STYX 13-6 BARRY MANILOW COMMODORES 26-19 Rob Garrett Bnic• Stevan, EAGLES 9-5 STYX 9-4 COMMODORES 26-21 KAAYSitthsRocit.All MICHAEL JOHNSON FLEETWOOD MAC 16-8 BID vrinc-irentxftuxacT J.D. SOUTHER 14-7 MOLLY HATCHET 36-27 kmk Noodoll BOB DYLAN NITE FLYTE KC 6 BAND 19-12 LRB TOM JOHNSTON NWAKDonaltue BAD FLEETWOOD MAC 17-10 STYX 21-16 BLONDIE CAPT. I TENNILLE COMMODORES SUPERTRAMP LRB RICHIE FORAY 21-17 YIS/Tarspa. FL SHOES SMOKEY ROBINSON BLONDIE 1.1. Walker BID Hottest: COMMODORES JOHN COUGAR KINT/EL PASO,TX ALAN PARSONS ISAAC HAYES CHRIS THOMPSON COMMODORES 2-1 ANNE MURRAY EWAP ROSEN BARRON BROOKLYN DREAMS Parallel Two AC/DC BAD JOHN STEWART EAGLES 11-9 BOB DYLAN Hottest: J0104 COUGAR HALL A OATES SUPERTRAMP MICHAEL JACKSON IAN GOMM 17-11 SUPERTRAMP KC A BAND 1-1 IAN C OMM Hottest: PRANK MILLS (dpi Hottest: Hottest: STYX 23-19 CLIFF RICHARD HISS 10-3 JIMMY BUFFETT COMMODORES 5-1 INCNNalbstUe. TN Hottest: JOURNEY 2-1 KENNY ROGERS 3-1 CARS 0-24 Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC 13-4 JIMMY BUFFETT 5-1 J.D. SOUTHER MICHAEL JACKSON 4-2 Dan Valli& COMMODORES 10-3 WINGS 4-2 MICHAEL JACKSON I-1 STYX 17-7 EAGLES 10-5 Hottost: JOURNEY 8-5 LAUREN WOOD KC 4 BAND 19-10 DONNA SUMMER 9-4 W ER Willuindo. NY DONNA SUMMER 8-4 EAGLES 18-9 BONNIE POINTER 1-1 FLEETWOOD MAC 16-10 STYX 11-5 ANNE MURRAY 22-12 FLEETWOOD MAC 11-5 CLIFF RICHARD KENNY ROGERS 23-11 los Sum mers STYX 22-16 M 5-2 BARRY MANILOW 27-18 EAGLES 14-8 BID STYX 22-16 ANNE MURRAY 17-7 W YRE/Annapolia.MD CHRIS THOMPSON 26-21 KENNY ROGERS 12-6 STYX 21-11 Hotfoot: SUPERTRAMP SterelDnooMe FRANCE JOLI 14-8 MIECElluadngtaLION EAGLES 7 I Z98/1-Ittle Rock AR KUJ9Dadvestion TX CHEAP TRICK VNI4FIletonBouge.LA COMMOOORES 19-11 GiarybUller QI N/York. PA KOOL 6 THE GANG JOURNEY 11-6 Karen W hams TeeryDoele CLIFF RICHARD Bendy /b. KERMIT THE FROG 21-12 IAN LLOYD Lis Curtis J.D. SOUTHER 11104/Nasimille. TN DIONNE WARWICK 84D BID FRANK MILLS STYX 24-1S Stens Deltas Hottest: LRB SUPERTRAMP CARS Hottest: COMMODORES 27-19 CAPT. 6 TENNILLE LAUREN WOOD MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 CHICAGO BAD JOHN COUGAR COMMODORES 1-1 PABLO CRUISE J.D. SOUTHER SLONDIE 12-6 Hotteit: KOOL 1 THE GANG PABLO CRUISE SMOKEY ROBINSON SDOIWOrlande. HALL 6 OATES FOREIGNER EAGLES 17-10 EAGLES 7-3 n MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 CAPT. L TENNILLE RUPERT HOLMES BLONDIE LED ZEPPELIN DR. HOOK FLEETWOOD MAC 17-12 Terry Lang SUPERTRAMP STYX 22-12 DR. HOOK EAGLES 13-6 PABLO CRUISE KC A BAND 21-14 CLIFF RICHARD 808 DYLAN COMMODORES D-20 COMMODORES 17-9 CHEAP TRICK ( 41 CARS MITE PLYTE COMMODORES RICHIE FURAY Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 20-15 STYX 18-10 EAGLES (dp) CAPT. A TENNILLE DAVE EDMUNDS YVONNE ELLIMAN SITE FLYTE DOOBIE BROTHERS 2-1 WIDICallen York. NY KC A BAND 25-12 FLEETWOOD MAC (dp) Hottest: CHEAP TRICK WI GY Math, ME RONNIE MILSAP Hot toot: MICHAEL JACKSON 9-5 Res Frank Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 1-I BAD ENGLAND DAN A IFC C OMMOD ORES 1-1 DONNA SUMMER 14-7 Bruce len ersen iNGH/Nodolk.VA KC 4 BAND 1-1 KENNY ROGERS 6-2 CHEAP TRICK STYX 15-7 EAGLES 16-8 STYX SUPERTRAMP KENNY ROGERS 5-2 EAGLES 16-3 Hottest: Bob Cenede FLEETWOOD MAC 14-8 KENNY ROGERS 20-12 Hottest: DAVID JOHANSEN COMMODORES 10-) COMMODORES STYX 27-12 DONNA SUMMER 3-1 PABLO CRUISE ROBERT JOHN I-1 KC A SAND 19-9 CHRIS THOMPSON EAGLES 9-4 JIMMY BUFFETT 28-17 COMMODORES 9-2 ELO HERB ALPERT 12-6 ANNE MURRAY 24-12 [SET/Lubbock. TX Hottest BLONDIE JFNHIFER WAANFq :7 -12 STYX 24-7 JOHN COUGAR EAGLES 20-15 Stan Castle. DIONNE WARWICK 2-1 MICHAEL JOHNSON W OLF/Syracuse. NY KC 4 BAND 29-9 Hottest: STYX 29-16 WRV O ,Itchmosd. VA MAUREEN MCGOVERN 12-8 Hottest: W F OX.Colneeetlle GA Charlie Mo an CHRIS TROmPSON 30-18 DONNA SUMMER 1-1 FLEETWOOD MAC 25-17 SUPERTRAMP ELO 17-10 MICHAEL JACKSON I-I 13111Thotsto Sam Church DOOBIE BROTHERS 9-6 ANNE MURRAY BONNIE POINTER 20-12 JOURNEY 16-5 CHEAP TRICK EAGLES 16-13 ICCEIJS M•••port LA MICHAEL JACKSON J.D. SOUTHER BAD 27-17 KENNY ROGERS 12-7 BAD BLONDIE Parallel Three KNACK 18-14 ROBERT PALMER BLONDIE W arr Johns*. FLEETWOOD MAC 17-8 AC/DC W PEZIPittabtugh.PA JOHN STEWART SUPERTRAMP D-2I KENNY LOGGINS Hottest: COMMODORES 19-9 HALL 6 OATES M mkFritsgee Hottest: BARRY MANILOW CHEAP TRICK MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 2-1 14WE Wheellng W V SPORTS MICHAEL JACKSON VIOWCbarleston. WV BID Hottest: EAGLES 8-3 W NS OIMe mphis. TN KENNY ROGERS JOURNEY 6-3 Ibeltobeem GaryPENcheN C OMMODORES I-1 KENNY ROGERS 12-7 JIMMY BUFFET' CRYSTAL GAYLE Hottest: EAGLES 15-7 lobe Long HERB ALPERT 5-2 COMMODORES 21-13 SPORTS BID RUPERT HOLMES KC I SAND 2-1 KC I BAND 18-9 JIMMY SUPPED? EAGLES 17-8 STYX 24-18 TRIUMPH CAPT. 6 TENNILLE SUPERTRAMP CLIFF RICHARD DONNA SUMMER 10-6 Hottest- JENNIFER WARNES 21-14 DIONNE WARWICK MICHAEL JOHNSON J.D. SOUTHER STYX 19-10 CAPT. 4 TENNILLE STYX 21-15 COMMODORES 1-1 FLEETWOOD MAC (dpi BLACKFOOT DEAF 22-14 W AA VICant•Mlla AL MICHAEL JACKSON PABLO CRUISE J.D. SOUTHER 25-19 KNACK 6-3 W PSTITtenion. NI Hottest, Sot Land:t an CRYSTAL GAYLE EAGLES (dpi CHEAP TRICK RUPERT HOLMES 24-20 BONNIE POINTER 8-4 Tom Taylor KENNY ROGERS 2-1 CAUBUHam MooLTX HALL A OATES Hottomt: Hottest: STYX 22-12 ORLEANS (dpi KNACK 2-1 STYX 23-S LealeNaboT CAPT. A TENNILLE ROBERT JOHN 2-1 W N O WRoaneke. VA FLEETWOOD MAC 26-17 JIMMY BUFFETT LED ZEPPELIN 7-2 EAGLES 15-9 LRB J.D. SOUTHER (dpi COMMODORES 12-4 SMOKES ROBINSON JENNIFER WARNES BLONDIE SUPERTRAMP Ra m Michaele Hott•st: MICHAEL JACKSON 9-3 21-12 EAGLES 15-6 W P GCAVashingion. DC BROOKLYN DREAMS J.D. SOUTHER BAD MICHAEL JACKSON 3-1 FOREIGNER 12-6 KC 6 BAND 33-22 JOURNEY 17-9 SHOES Hottest: KENNY ROGERS Hottest: M e Elliott EAGLES 7-3 Kr t BAND 21-12 KNACK 1E-11 KENNY LOGGINS LED ZEPPELIN I-1 KN O W/Austin. TX COMMODORES KC 4 BAND 2-1 ELEETWOOD MAC 14-9 RUPERT HOLMES EAGLES 8-2 Hottest: EAGLES 12-7 DONNA SUMMER KNACK 17-10 Lenny White DAVID WERNER STYX 7-3 SOUT H W1DX/lackams. MS COMMODORES 1-1 ROOL 6 THE GANG COMMODORES 24-18 RONNIE MILSAP 17-8 Hottest. KENNY ROGERS 16-9 KARLA lob Roll JOURNEY 6-4 FLEETWOOD MAC 22-13 CHRIS THOMPSON BONCIFE MICHAEL JACKSON 3-1 Hottest FLEETWoOD MAC 21-13 AC/DC FLEETWOOD MAC 11-8 BARRY mANILOw 24-14 1104,Dle PA Parallel One ELTON JOHN KENNY ROGERS 7-2 EAGLES 3-i KENNY LOGGINS EAGLES 14-9 VrTIffirtoy.117 15111Shonnon CIO EAGLES 11-1 LCD ZEPPELIN 10-5 LAB IAN COMM 15-10 W C G QIColu mbus. GA Don Pemy ERISE Huurtun TX EtliE MICHAEL JOHNSON 12-7 EENNY ROGERS 12-7 POINTER SISTERS AXE foe McClure Cloy Gish Hottest: DONNA SUMMER 14-8 STYX 21-8 JIMMY BUFFETT DAVE EDMUNDS EELP/EI Paso. TX SUPERTRAMP KC I BAND ANNE MURRAY 25-21 ABBA DOMMUDJ W. NICK L ONE Stan Main CAPT. 6 TENNILLE fideSTalalsa mee.FL DR. HOOK M 2-2 CLIFF RICHARD ROBERT PALMER CLIFF RICHARD KENNY ROGERS BARRY MANILOW 11-7 ittylderlai W N W/Boston. MA MICHAEL JOHNSON Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC Hottest: ANNE MURRAY STYX 18-10 SMOKEY ROBINSON KC 4 BAND EAGLES 5-1 BID AUPERT HOLMES M ary Nelson COMMODORES 7-1 JIMMY BUFFETT BAD 10-15 CAPT. 6 TENNILLE Hottest. FLEETWOOD MAC 20-8 (MOODIE TOM JOHNSTON LED ZEPPELIN 11-3 JOHN COUGAR SUPERTRAMP KOOL 4 THE GANG MICHAEL JACKSON 2-1 COMMODORES D-28 Hottest: Hottest: DONNA SUMMER 8-4 POGHAT % MX/Raleigh. NC ERB LED ZEPPELIN 14-6 M I-1 CRUSADERS EAGLES 20-12 JEFF. STARSHIP TALKING HEADS D-32 Roe McKay COMMODORES 6-1 Hotte.t: STYX 18-10 COMMODORES 15-5 JENNIFER WARNES STYX 25-13 POINT BLANK RUPERT HO LMES D-36 DONNA SUMMER 9-4 COMMODORES 1-1 COMMODORES 22-15 KC A BAND 25-13 MALL A OATES Hottest, 86D CHRIS TH OMPSON 14-6 KENNY ROGERS 11-3 FLEETWOOD MAC 29-17 STYX 35-I5 J.D. SOUTHER 24-16 Hottest: COMMODORES 2-1 Hottest: EAGLES 16-7 ANNE MURRAY 36-27 EAGLES 26-1O ENACK 5-1 JOURNEY 3-2 M I-I FLEETWOOD MAC 20-16 EAGLES 16-7 COMMODORES A-3 DONNA SUMMER 0-5 JIMMY BUFFETT 23-17 KENNY ROGERS 15-9 KENNY ROGERS A-7 COMMODORES 18-10 FLEETWOOD RAC 22-14 FLEETWOOD MAC 18-9 RC A SAND 19-11 ANNE MURRAY 27.17 EAGLES 21-15

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WIL4 26-24 We n /1-14 1111.1 4 11 IRO/ 4-14 WJOX 1-) ICWIC 1S-11 .. .4-11 I N 14-8 WT44 8 JO H N DOE 1201 , .1 JIM MY BUFFETT 1.11106 4-2 11Lt 22-11 63. 21-1) 51.104 IS-11 spdetro, 22,, 411•4114411 PI I. 2 P 3 1 .1 on "Hit Song" (Anytabe0 O11611 1-1 14114 11-11 .d50 11.9 WOGS 29-21 KAA1 10-6 Rns (MCA) 44,954 1445 10-1 G M 11442 lAff NO . • RINT 10-11 OSLO 4-11 0600 11 -11 C1101 18-10 POPO on-dp IAWY 14-5 OnIC • L P Volcano .114 0.11 •21 05 70-11 RI R 10-16 PRAY • LP: Hit Song 6,1441 ••'•• Pegg 27 -11 1101 34-11 wRIC 11.11 ecem 11-1 WIGS 11-6 11510 21- 0 WGuy 1. 14GCL 11-4 01111. 14-10 reet orai 15611 11-10 w o w .1.0 21-17 W IM P, 20-11 95601 22-11 4,LK 24 .,,, w111 10 17 a ww3onal 131/17 72% kat: •. 2102 19-15 12105 4-17 S IC 29-31 001.1 15- 7 100175 woe! 20-1 7 10010 1/-10 1111 4-14 914.0.11 66 % aune noce naolon . Nation , wICV .. 114G4 2-1 .401.0 17 • 10 111•1 9-9 . 100 4 1004 14 1 11044ar, NNE. 1. . 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WI N 15-6 100/25 - 100 RS A 'ope ning stabons 0710 4 .1 WP M 1-1 eNOT 004./.• 140 25-14 ON . . 3 5059 11-0 M OM 22-14 Hold On (Stiff/Epic) wolt • 21101 4-40 wAri 11-20 00111 12-I on it this w eek. 26 of those c.1.1 • 1.40 9 KITT IS-14 . 81 20-1 KILL 5-16 . 10.14 U. Gorran with The Wi nd .0100 1.. . . 110A 4-21 1110 14 11 100 added it this week WIMP 10-1 r0,11. on 11114/115 W N W IILIO 14-12 10114 4 ' OOP. 116 16-11 KR. 2 8 00204 9-4 117/2 61% Kit) 8-1 115% - Percentage of this w eek's re W AX 11-1 101 /-I .401 14-0 WIOX 1S-11 11111 11-1 loolion . ..3. . FA . 4-10 110105 1-5 OrTSA 21-14 4060 21-18 NOIR porting stations playing it. N O 4-1 ION 4-4 . 4 03 1,m4 , . 1 1-6 WIGS 22-20 0 2,24, 25.,41 11LP 22-16 wi n 7 2 W ISP 11-1 KO K 11-12 r 7 9% uP 111 942 2-2 1.15 20-1S 0105 17-19 ItwOve 5 I wilt 21-15 Regions! 0411 7-7 1C14 11-15 411 64WE 14 2105 9-1 WA . 13-10 14LCY 11-20 111111 14-9 11211 12 25 WOW 13-10 10.4 /1-1, ova. 1 oLCV 4-4 WA R 11-6 O WN wolOC 0 1 WTRA 17-12 1 3 :1 Reach - Percentages of this week's 4500 ,5.2) 42106 0-7 1111. IS-I 10.410 II IS WISP 14-10 W N W m oo ning stations playing W RIE R WIGA 26- 0 wA41 10-10 WIWI 13 -4 KART 11-1 W WI 11 -1 /201 4-37 . 011 II-) 11211 20-6 5102 10-17 W e song within ten four O5621 4-26 INNT 1/-14 015 26-17 III 1-4 4.1,2 27-2) POMO 20-16 op . 32-IS 0660 5. 1 5200 22-20 OILS 12-7 14201 4-24 C1101 11-4 tracking regions K M 14-31 WM612 21-26 140104 24-2/ 4645,2 2.2 1 .106 1S-10 44491 16-7 1000T 12-11 xilra 10.3 Lyn O MNI Y AW 10Gfl 4-10 ri m 9-6 11LC 1S-10 011AC 34-20 WPDX 14-22 9101 10 1 01 •76 16.14 171 In 1 1 - 1 5 K W IS-10 Noland Sun man, 0102 It-15 030 on oCGO on •sLo 4-2 1.5 IS-12 NWIC II-S Winer wIlts 4-10 .5100 1-2. .dd, on 14044 2 . WIKI 11-11 1611 11-11 0002 18-10 . . 10-1 NIL& 16-4 PG . 11-1 Up 51 - N u mber of stations m oving Will )4-10 INIX 7-0 11111 1-7 WGCL 8 5 1103 11-$ 1St,. 8- / KNJ 11 6 etpt 11-11 wL61 11.11 It UP on their charts. WATS 9-10 PILO 21-21 210, . -7 WA R 11 . KI R 4-1/ 11X 9-1 $41111 10-4 .4.04 21-17 4121 10-11 . L.4 21-22 101160 21-11 111•10 15-11 15.) 14.4 2210, 20-IS IIPUR 1 2 104.1C 1/-11 . . 24-11 IMIL 3/-29 11110 19-16 SARNI 21 - N u mber of antions hold- 1.1 on in n 26-24 wANSIN 14 , PIGA 6 1 11114 19-11 WCAO 4-14 Neer ;1.11 w ee 10-17 001.4 4-29 RAPT 24-27 952 00 10-7 W WI 094 14-4 7012.1 11-11 E R 20-IS 12010 10.11 ing It ST ATIO N A RY on N W W T W N W C1101 11-6 0012 10. 1401 14-11 4 ,004 1S-11 0111100 14-12 2 .1 1.10 their charts Ion to on. /411 21-1 7 PIARTI1 10-1 04100 14-1 s wa n 1 1 11111/1 12-10 05 15 26-13 1441 11-10 N UL 16-11 1.11111 1/-13 onyyn 019 2/-17 1100 4-1 41669 7-4 KULA as-lo .“.0 1S-6 add to on. 31.31. otc.I Pt INArt on KMIC 21-1' 111 1-) wl.AC 0-11 RPM 19-11 11111 2S-19 W I NILP 26-21 01 14 11-7 122 7-1 RIENC I-1 11414 IS-11 .vIL on 110) 12-10 SWU M OMANI 0 - N u mb*, of statio ns m ov- KSFL 27-21 .2148 16-6 10611 4 I 111L6 17-4 Kt . 4-14 . 1 17-18 WA R 11-11 ing It DO W N on their d wta PINT 4 KJM 7 1 1900 11-6 2442 11-10 KMUX 17-4 940 11-10 15105 11.14 114 . or. .01.4 5 I 941111 21-15 411/7 10-1 NO2 11-1) 7100 11-17 154GI 21-16 0101. 14-11 Ackle 25 - A gain nu mber of statio ns 11.110 10-7 WATS 12-1 W W1 24-17 511Ittrn 27-27 3105 25-24 14002 20-14 G100 21.11 1•1141•11-117 WTAU 4-) 14041 12-1 oLt1 22-21 10100 4-24 ICCO 11-1 , A D DIN G it this wi nk. iv= 20-10 room 0 -1 WRIIR 4-11 . 60 2S-17 Wit? 27 -20 MA . 5 1 WGOI 7.1 a wl.A.0 14-10 WINE 10-2 , 11111.4 26-25 00114 11-6 P11111 14-12 wILAI on 0140 20-1. M I NO R 005010 2-1 N M 22-14 WWOX 14-1) 1/1910 25-24 11511 17.i, FOREIGNER n . 8-4 01111 on M AY 10.11 WWAM 4-21 WGRO 9 ,1 WIWI Dirty White Boy (Atlantic) OSLO 1- . OATS It-IS 0401 on . 01 on WVIC 21-1 0802 24-16 W M /2-21 C1101 21- 0 . 61, • 06 . 11-4 laNt 15-I LP Heed Ga mes wGCL 20-21 ...Y0 11 -7 .199 18-27 BLON DIE 100v 4-26 110A 25-19 RSLY 7-2 y102 2]-21 WIRY 1 11-12 411111 14-11 1011. 15-22 1LUC 9 4 1 34 0 74 % . 11 22-11 KWIC 23-11 Drea ming (Chrysalis) 101.1 en W V SU M 16-4 1 .11 10-10 Regional W N W SILO 27-10 Kole 25-24 1 PRAT 4,21 1.111 11-4 -...pn .,,.., mmaw KINT 6 LP Eat 733 The 2 .1 ICON 4-26 N MI 4-11 M AO it 1 01.4 72-10 WV1C )1-13 KPUR 11-16 194 21-20 OSLO 10-24 1113 9-4 IO W 25 II 44LA 24- , RSTI /4-17 OR. HOOK SN41 11 6/1 8 64% OROV 21-19 0 005 14-16 016/1 17-11 1001 11-10 111 II1-24 110114 4-10 a 111:1 Orel 26-25 PVSN 20-26 Better Love... (Capitol) * len 1)-5 1002 17-1 8100 11-10 sves 19-17 KJ . • 1014 on M AP 12-2 1001 21-10 /JR It-17 11041 22-1 7 RC . . ' LP So metimes You Win 1C . 10-24 NOD, on W EI I-1 Ir . 19-14 PO 10-10 OLIO 4-4 114C . • . KASI 21-21 1201 19-16 WOW 7 1 KRLC 17 -11 1113 12-12 1KLS I II I P 2 P 3 1CW 26-2) R801 12-7 51/17 29% 01 . 1, -) 001,4 11-4 P t 11150 20-21 0000 - • W O W I M u/ 'BREAKER1 KNUX 14-11 NOON 25-22 NICI 8-5 w1r . 10-4 . 0 02-24 K m 24-22 920 10-7 yoe• 4412 12-1) 41110 , Summary -••• /I-21 'oboe. 12-to ..,, 12-4 11R1141.4 2 - "5 441.0 12-7 WGIII 1. UP 2) WOMO II-9 „:, 1010 wOLP 12-12 Sc.. 11-7 wOr 18-16 1'1 POP, 04144 4-27 15007 10-S WOOS 24-10 1.10 11-11 1014 .7. P2 P3 • N & A SAME 11 0604 11-16 0141 1/-1 WICY 2)-10 4.. DO . . 15-11 W WI • U lf tAr oPTI 11-9 WOLI 1, -15 1104 IS-IS , wOLF 111-1 7 O X 24-27 S T - • 1111101 1105 10-10 WTICIP 9-9 tersc 17 -11 wOLI 25-11 15020 23-10 wOtorm ic 19 ..GC 11-11 WICC 9-9 WEE0 11.1 503 14-4 .rTic ho 17-11 R OT 1 0-14 .1,61 ,• 901, 41 'NUM 21-70 WPST 21-20 4111 11-10 NIT . 4-24 11.1 P2 Irt 010 1-1 10101 19-17 111. 2. 0 04 14-9 reo-rw 10-14 1441 19.15 • 10-24 10.1C 7 1 ILUC 2' 3.11 4-29 0 •Aai 28105 14-12 0100 12-6 ol,C 1-8 NO M uUr aAar : /4 ,26 1144 8 1 wPST 20-16 •C511 1/ .- 4471C1,71 )0-20 600/11 MAWS 27-24 40101 •-19 Y R 11-1 .00-rn 3-20 FNJ 19-29 aims 2. . a ny • WIG. 4-24 1104 20-15 mow o 25-11 141101 12-5 1410S 12.10 011 8-4 111.11 24 W1CC 24-20 CHEAP TRICK SOU,. 141410 .4 it-16 0 .0 11-15 •0 10-21 W1CC 8 RI M 7-2 . wPST 15-21 .008 24-20 442 C 8-7 1101 23 0106 . 100G 15-33 .6. 11-11 Mt n 11-16 WAAT 18-17 . 0 .4% • Dream Police (Epic) W AD 16-6 41121 5-5 2106 11-14 11111 24-21 R001 14140 4-10 141. )5-24 101 13-14 140 7- 5 6.2791 J8101 1)-10 M TV . 11. 25-1' PCPS 6-1 wir4C 17-15 .414110 21-22 0104 19-11 11101 1 Dr awn Police 4404471.7 WITN • 440 12-12 0111 9-9 0010 on LP NRSP 17-7 01100 11-21 01002 21-111 POOP 0, • 2 0, 21-20 0100 18-17 wirt1 4 21 0106 0-21 WAAV 4-29 PG4 4-26 11104 11-16 140 27 -21 111631 71-14 1111111) 7711 5 42 % Ii ~ 11 06 - 4 19-14 O WN 341180 a G100 4-26 10-26 NEMO 11-8 W ON 17-16 welt 17-11 NJ . 24-22 ROL< 14 5 3,5 011.0 4-16 1000 18-10 1CPX 24-1S 1114 2 • 20104 on Woolen,1 WA . on wwwwww •uhp• 11-12 4910 12- 7 112 10-29 W OK 4-21 112 14-4 441 . 12-11 po.511 wt . . 01 on 100. 4-20 11744 4-21 WISE 20-14 3414. 1.25 WS . 14-71 , 566 PARC . 10-6 PGW 21-19 UP 4' 0911 18.6 WCG2 on 914911 18-15 KNOW 11-6 1.41.4 on -dp , ROIL 11-5 1.41.610.1111 wt . on 141 1•541. • , 1 .0 4-24 • 3 d-10 111144 4 In . 11-2 18C2 29-10 WTIN 15-15 WPIA 29-29 S U M PILO on-42 ▪ 144 KMUX 22-18 'NB A , 01105 on wISE 11-2 4 WGCL 11-11 0000 17 -16 141410141 25.11, 4144 on 4,1 7 ISO 11-1/ orm,2 on 1411.11 2 -24 0102 12-10 KIEL 1/-20 01101 18-12 KAUM 43-27 wAWSIA 4-12 WT . on [N U R 1-7 WLAC on ELO WIWI 12-8 (11101 13-9 . 14 4-27 C1101 11-21 MARSIM 4-1 1 922 21-23 M IR 094 11-37 0101 25-22 RC . a-16 PM . on 1'2 1'3 MS41 • 54101 e-111 1011101 10-7 IrWIC 22-19 5.487 024041 10-24 Confusion kleti * 0961 21-2) 41187 1/.111 WWOK 21-18 47.7. 1 1 1.411711 24-21 WS . 20-11 11LE s M IR 12-10 wwIC 4.20 1.4.4 4-14 us:Discovery 401 4-7 '115 /5-20 KSEL 11-12 29-24 . 01 10-24 K m • 141810 SOLI • A.., 4-24 1111111111412 PI K 9-12 wAPZ 24-20 MINT 4-24 wINI 4-24 111.19 on WIII 4-25 34.1 nn-dp 0102 29-26 PPUR 12 -I1, a 47/17 37% III 15-11 12105 17-14 3-24 196 • 94. 12.11 wTIC114 on 1104 29.22 NN W. a .., , ., .., lon• I K044 15-11 95.1 16-11 3 s •121. on 4 .0 on . 10 21-10 ' WC 14-11 WV1C on Ki n on 0090 17-16 *meg 7-7 111=11441114 w5GM 12-20 F M 32-21 wPST 4-10 14. 19-34 MICHAEL JACKSON .4r14 • uP 29 P0100 16-22 NA . on SOIL 1S-10 10110 20-11 18105 29-22 . 10 a W V WISO 11-18 501. 04 17-11 OAP/ 0-70 CP . 27.2, Don't Stop.. (Epic) 0106 8-23 . 8 5-25 . ,) IV & A SAME 21 WLAC 9-7 111.1. 10-1 62101 on . 411 l CKGM 21-20 0140,4 09-12 SOLMI 071. 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Nation. , 9.317x 3-27 0000 on /21 16-11 11010 72-19 mVIC on RTSM on-dy 111104 25-20 1531/ a-36 0000 on-dp 1201 4-29 , 440 VP 46 wss7 955C, on W1SC A 1111 on ROOF 6404 24 wLAC • 441144 on UM W WISH 11-5 NP R 24-11 .1 • NI A DOWN / 6000 on . 1840 • 1144P 24.18 14.2 11-11 911. 4 .4 4,1 aPOS • 01101 0-04 KM) 11-11 W N1 S T 144411 on-dp N O WT WRN1 6 11411 15-12 orOw 17-1 7•94 11-1) NOWT 1-1 too 18-25 92X 40-16 Pi P2 ri 14012 4 I M M O KNOT IS-8 111111. 1.1 1.43c 26 21 wONC e-11 110414 on KI M 15-11 O500 1-1 01011 29-24 2•114 I NT 4 01 RICO 20-22 02.407. 20-21 02011 On 5100 1-1 09. 4-21 5101 on 411(116 4-25 11CP1 on -40 W NI 51104 1-0 KR . /7-24 0050 en . 14/04 12-27 0000 on M AP 30-16 11158 on WASP II-S 4001 11-11 P.148 on 0101 • HO . 28-21 .110 on 14411 on .115 4-4p 11140 21-17 RAW% 1.3 WCGO 1-5 FRSP 27 -24 -pr.4 24-14 41051 on 1100 on Id. 4-20 FAUX 20-1) rTSA 2-2 WSCI 2-11 KR . 15.11 WTICIN a-10 . 14 4-18 rpm., WEEP 43 m ar IRO 24-2) PCLP 1-2 411. 1-1 103 26-21 w ent 141 C 4-10 (SKEIN 25-25 0114 1.) W/L8 4-8 C AL 10-25 or . On O WN siLS 10- , N M 141441 or . 01 4-1) WA R M 14.1 •1l en . 00 21-20 - KLw 7-12 RS. 29.2, .012 6-6 1CIL 1-2 RAPT 11„ 01,02 0044 12-10 NA . on 910 15-11 11001 on N AP I-1 4401 1-1 142 5-11 PI O 4-27 343,C1. 6-7 004.1C A 1801 on wo . 12-6 291 2-1 01101 4-1 w wien wit. 11.29 0017 26-21 994 • lone d- 10 w1OX on ▪ 11-15 WISE 10-4 KROT on 017111) • irSCA 1-2 WO . 1-1 . ..2 28-11 SOU . . 44 24-19 S T 111460 on 1/45 1-6 1101C 1-1 ...3„ il-11 C1101 12-114 1140 27-22 r•ty 1-8 RILC /-5 - . , ,p.po KAUn I, 14 RILE s 954075 4-2 KRUX 4-10 1 1103 I-I 1111 1 -I 1,4141 on MSEL ,.. . Fri 2.1 0101114 4 29 1111, 6-11 1161 7-5 arega W714 11-27 1,0111. 1 .0 .roc 1-1 12105 5-3 10115 4-4 MO M 12-2 , 4100 7-1 . G03 8-11 .4W• 14-1 WIMP 10-1, W W2 0.111 10-0 95000 4-1 M INI M .1. 6-4 . 1 40-18 I 0008 1-1 P1100 I-1 RNA 1 04 21 22 .4. 0,0 ... 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1211NO N % 147/3 11 % 1 i C M OS THIO N15 .0611 .•, .::: if You Reme mber Me (meet) Significant Action 3 El:, 01- UP 9 LYIlloundtreck 110,, I " AN1 /2 Continued from the Beck Pape A 'II a . •0 torwee 24 76/20 4 TX, . 4,1 tli n g M g t Reele,. C A PT AIN Es TE N NILLE "Do That To Me One M ore Tim*" ICasabbnow s Ru m my O 1,111 P I Pt 1,1 UP 411 27/20, mosso Up 4. Sa me 3. Down 0. Adds 20. Including 9810 WOLF. 298 w*..xy. PI r 't P3 u m M IT 1 411 432411 12 411, W HIM. KLIEC). KHJ, KERN. 14WK. KX104. FM99. WSPT tut 0 .0 M IT 4 171 N S A Dave 4 104 . 4-11 ells 4 24 W 270 wrn, • write 4 4 WOUV 4 2 H ALL Er OATES "Welt For Me" (RC A) 25/9 1460 4 -IS ... , t 111114171 s 32 WO . 0; 1111. 17 11 11.210 4 21 telp.o 9-2 111111 15 14 .1311 1 i -4 mo ws. Up 9. Same 7, Down 0. Adds 9. WRKO. 295 I( X X 106 WBBG, 14WK. W109. KRUK 12111 0; 1111•C 7-5 801.1 S-10 • 102 1-1 WPIL en 11111 4-11 PI 1.3 KENI, KOZA. 0108 d 29. KMJC d 30 WIG, 4 ; Were 14 -0 WCAO 4 11 W IC .. 29 11 0111 ii-11 It-IT 1-1 enS6 d ... ,,,, s , s., weLl 12 IS 1104 8-4 M . M el a n M E USS A M A N C HE STER "Pretty Olds" (Arista) 25f7 W160 d-24 SC101 8-17 1104 4 -, 10111 9-$ WTIC A 8-4 1 .0 15-19 WPGC 4-17 W C 4-72 M Ovee Up 13. Sarno 5. Down a Adds 7. KAI K TEA. Will WNOE KRAV. KAHL KEW 1180 4 . 10101 ).3 1.20 2-1 11101 4-) VLSt 11-22 140-1,1 • WCAO 4-4 1.10 a 1145 2.2 WICC ) 1 12111111 4-4 W IL 16-14 11116 1-7 KIK° 3130. WJDX 24 19 WBBO 23 20. WHHY 28 24 IM MO 111105 14-20 snits 4 .; 10110 141111 6-2 WCAO 1104 10-25 wAt6 4.21 1-1 'HIT 179 14111 . reo-re 4 2 WAIL 2-1 WPGC • 141. 00-2* S P ORTS "Who Listens To The Radio" (Arista) 25/6 SVIL 4-26 2106 s.16 101G2 4-4 1100 4 ; ; c m. ,...9 411102 2.2 t, r 1100 741-11 1480 • Moves Up 4. Same 15. Down 0 Adds 5. WPEZ. WOCL, WNOE. 92X. WFOX. W0111, . 11 • WASS 1.6 N U M SOWN 210% 4 We . A-14 KFRC 2825. WIS M d 29 W2C1. • 142 11-17 M ON 2106 1-1 SOU . 1.110 6-4 %MAY 1-2 Ill 21-20 . 11 4 12 E ART H, WIN D Et FIRE "In The Stone" (AR C/Colu mbia) 24/3 111.1. 10-4 .414 7.6 WINT 7-17 940 1-1 8111141111111 So me 11.41 • 11114C 7-gl 11.01 21-22 Move. Up 14. 7, Down 0, Adds 3. WJDX. KRE2 W911.. Y100 8431. WLCY 28k Ill 21-15 11 2 2-2 4111U1r We . • 0100 7.4 1103 4036. WRVG 1/ 14. KORL 24-15. C910134-71 M e 4 4 1100 1-10 1199 9 1 LA URE N W O O D will. . 111104 1-4 11101111112 111L2 I-)4 010S S-1 111,4 r1•11 0100 • Please Don't Leave IWBI JO H N CO U G AR "I Need A Lover" (Illys) 23/9 0509 II 24 WLCIf 8-1 MI NN Mr02 10-6 KIILF 4-11 11104 4-24 WC04) 1-4 C .14 1-4 Move• Up 11 Sa me 2. Down 1. Add, 9. KRBE. 0108, W9E10 WHYS. 9110 KENO, 10195. 2102 8-111 . 01 •-18 LP Usufen Wood 11011 • KTSA 10-1 Will 1 4 4111.2 37-31 a n wOKV • KtiL ra-11 111111 ~ F M. WIGY, WXIL WIFI 2521. WRKO 2426. KD WB 10-8. KOPA d 29. KUPD 32 voCG2 1-7s 181.1 7-5 WISt 11-11 1110 wrap I 119/19 65 % will 4-14 ...., is., WTIX 0-11 MAL. 5-14 WORT I-71 S M O KEY RO BIN S O N "Cruisin' " (To rnio) 20/12 N M Ile 5-40 lolllflol WIS. • 'egg 7-9 11101 12-7 WTRA 2-1 vatIo0. 13011 10-15 Meech Move* Up 5. Same 2. Down 0. Adds 12. Including KEARTH. WICC. WPST. 0105 WT19 011.1 • 4-4 991, 0-0 -11 0100211 26.16 WSGN 4-12 sect . 114 • 9103 9., 10,41 I-II KAAV 11-4 UP WBEIG. WHHY. WSE2. CKL W d 17. KRLA 216 19 ',MLA 4-20 095 • e mir. 4-26 0100 14-8 s n 1 SARK KFI d JO 1.11 4-11 won e-s 140 4 - 2 111.1 4-14 11.1106 8-6 CR101 4-) R . on DOWN , LED ZEPPELIN "Fool In The Rain" (Swan Song) 19/3 K . 4-11 82101 17-11 cep,' 30.1, w 1,1 WS . 6-) 14111 7., 6100 • 0 41304 19 1014 10-14 WSGA 24-17 N WT M ov e• Up 3. Same 13. Down 0, Adds 3. 981(9 9110. KRKE FM, 297 12 11. KDWB 49 1141111 4-11 0115 7-7 WM . 7-1 KO . on Newlseirs 01.60, • KUPD 63 121141 4-11 4WIC 4-4 W402 A 21 111501.11 IS-10 . 22 5-9 KWIC s-16 1101 4-2 1111.1 14-7 . w11310 12.31 PI P2 PS FR100 21-20 KILA 6-5 GL ORIA GAY N OR "Let Me Kno w (I Have A Right)" (Polydor) 19/2 1113 a-17 Ill 10., WA . 4-4 111111 14-10 1.1.2 21-15 wt .. • a . m e, tut 4116 4-21 8100 19-16 WIGS 1-5 KIST 11-12 Moves Up 11. Same S. Down 0. Adds 2. KSTT. KENO. 1105 3332 KRLA 3029. 140 21 78 122 • MINT on ROPA 7-9 1151101 11-1 SPUR 6-10 WNOE 29-26, WROV 2018 . 011 • 1 .11 4 16 18112 6-6 IINSISIST 1011 6 P1100 17-14 1111•1112 RDIA on K O OL Es THE GA N G "Ladles' Night" (D.-lite) 16/1 WAYS 4-11 SIMOSIer WLAC 20-11 1201 19-24 . 11 4-19 Moves: Up I Same 3. Down 1 Add• 9 W9LO. WCAO. WRKO, WPOC, KRLA. KFI. WYRE 920 10-6 121.1.71 11-12 01114 • vol . 4-17 K9104, KEARTH 27 21 11211. 4 .111 2-4 1111 17-10 OILS • 4000 14-16 SOILS 16-12 11.111111.1 FLEET W O O D M A C "Angel" M B) 111/11 11.0 4-10 %MIX 8-2 10 . 6-4 a n Moves: Up 1. Sarno 11. Down 0. Adds 8. WOES FM, 9293. WOUY Will, V100 IOLA ter n 0-28 WATS 22-1) WIIAN 12-6 M IR 110.1 • . 411 on 11011 6-6 1011111 14-12 201 25.21 KD WB n-24. 11e011 4-21 .114 r. WARY 9-1 10.1F 3 5 942 15-11 WA . 10-14 KRAV 4-20 KDVV 4-2 0 YV O N NE ELLIM A N "Love Pains" (RS O) 111/5 1.114 s-17 111111 4-20 11210 11-1) 2102 27-26 M O W RO W 14-14 WLCY 21-22 1.1. IT Moves. Up 7. Same 6 Down 0, Adds I Y100. BJ106. WSKZ. WVIC . WFBO. 1103 3433. 11419 W . 22-14 UM W m ew 0100 4-27 28-24. 9081 2525 W1411 on W WI WGRD 8-12 a n 41104 4-29 ..0). 4-10 SILO • RIR. • M IT 7-4 WPDX 4-28 EA GLES "The Long Run" (Asylu m) 19/4 91X a-36 Rale • V14 2.0-1! 11011 10-7 4.11 I-4 141.2 12-21 RTSA • . 00 )7-12 NONO 211-111 1.114 • 002 • Meyer Up 3, Same 11. Down 0. Adds 4. K283. 919. KRG. V100. KD WI3 2521. KUPD 2111 inall 14-1 KILO 20-15 XS . 12-211 WTIA 4-17 111. )2-26 Wt . 4-16 1014 on KRAV 7-6 XLUC 17-16 WGCL 41-26 We . 40-33 111 . )5-31 8,1884 20 11021 • 0110 2-5 SCSI 12-6 WO . 20-21 K UL 11-11 W . 13-10 WOOT $002 4 :3 BL A C KF O OT "Trek% Train" (Atari) 16/3 X111 5-2 RV . 9-11 11 . 4-24 wiell on FIND 6 Well 1-6 11214 12-7 R .0 5-11 W W1 III 4-39 suers 40-11 Moves: Up 9. &erne 7. Down 0. Add, 3. KEEL WAYS, WEB°. WAPE 0621. WSKZ 27 14. XittC . WILK 4-4 KID/ 10-) RINI 4-17 W . 20-16 11100 on WSEZ 2516. WANS-FM 3E119 WOW 11-11 moot 22-17 KNOT 4-10 KO . 1)-12 . 0101 27-24 C4101 )7-31 NuCI 20-11 IISOI 4-2 1.114 4-23 WS . 11-12 1991 12-211 NITEIFLYTE "t1 You Want Ukrlotad 17/5 92X 27-15 ROOK 7-1 11446 4-27 Pi 115 4-26 WK . 10-20 11102 4-1 RP M 6-1 Moves Up 7. Same 6. Down 0, Add. 6. 0106. Will. 298. WXIL KOZA. WNOE 36-34. KWER KCPX 4-21 JEN NIFER W AR NES 0101 35-31 KWIC 4-28 ROIR IS n 23 21 RMSP 4-26 I Kno w A Heartache (Arista) WA FT 27-22 RI . 41-10 W W1 FSEL d-29 KENO • 63105 21-10 IAN LLOY D "Sap Away" (Scott) Brothers) 14/4 KRUX 4-36 If' Shot • .....gh The Ba wl O S . 4-21 Apu.3 n KNJ 18-0 Moves Up 1. Sarno 9, Down O. Adds I WKB W Will. WNOE. KBIM. KHJ 303 SOIL 27-12 10112 24-22 XRJC 4-2 elsowpaw, 113/4 82% 1480 on TO M JO H N ST O N "Savannah Nights" M B) 11/4 4140 7-5 WLAC 4-16 51 13 1-1 922 • M oves Up 6. Same 2 Down a Adds 4. WBBO. WN09. WCOQ. KRLC. 940 21•18. WEGIA 03RD 2-2 WS . 24-21 28 24. WSK2 30 27, WAAY 23 19 11.11 4-12 011. 21-17 KNSP I0-16 1014 on FO REIG NER "Head Ga mes" (Atlantic) 11/2 1831.1 • 4°2E ) WAYS )0-25 Moves Up 1. Same 8. Down 0. Adds 2. 297. WSGA. KWK d-23. KUPD &8. FANO 4-1 WON 4-21 RAUX 5-1 . 09 24-22 FR A N K MILLS "Peter Piper" (Pollytior) 10/9 RIO 7-) NAKY on 1511214 17-11 P2 Moves Up 1. Same 0. Down 0, Adds 9. JB105. WBBO. WAYS. KWEN WIRE. WHIIY. R0011. 11-11 AA. L ., IM11•11111 a . WERC. WISE. KDZA RIC HIE FUR AY "I Still Have Drea ms" (Bola n) 10/5 Move. Up 2 Same 3. Down 0. Adds 6 298. K99108, KRKE FM. WEL13. K DZA. 940 2317 FLE ET W O O D M AC "Think About Me" M B) 10/4 k Moves. Up 1. Same E Down 0. Adds 4. WABC. WOES FM. 91X. KENO. KWK 18.13 C HIC "My Forbidden Love r (Adentic) 10/2 a n STYX SU PERT RAUVIP M TN Moves - Up 3. Same 6. Down 0. Adds 2 KENO, WTM A, KRLA 4,28, WFB0 32 n. 14W1 iso Babe 03 filLf I ROIL 22-19 Take The Long Way IA & MI 29/ 11-17 WA . 6-1. LP Cornerstone 142 10-16 a n L P Breakfast In Arner1Le 11141 6-1, 2105 21-17 1.1. 8-14 XCLP 27-25 % MT 177/4 97% 107/33 59% WLCV II-11 0100 17-14 11011 1-4 1.104 17- 11.100•1 Regional AAAAAA 11.11111111 11/1-IX 111-11 each Stremayy WPDX on Meech0 4. Stameraym . 01 17-22 WCGO 8-14 90% up 171 t 601 UP 57 IX•111 4-4 REEL 21-12 eh 10 . 11-11 ACM HOTTRACILS S 611 1111 14-13 SANS 15 44112 10-11 WI . 4-22 100% 0 no 39% Dere 2 92.6 21-21 Z . 13-22 tirLs 7-) These track• are by artists who have received concentrated illrplay and pOSIDos 92% • 4 to 0s1 B R MAK- I WSGII 4-9 ADDS )3 9102 34-10 WT . 5-4 reaction on AOR radio over en extended period of time Tracks which have bean WORT 19-16 V . 4-24 O UT 0 -1) II singles wAXY 24-22 released are designated by as a•terisk 1•1 Individual ertists AOR Hoi PI 1,2 PS . 00 1-6 PI Pt PS a . 0101 17-12 C4101 20-27 track• are listed in order of their level of •Irplay end acceptance o w ....• G MT 91.4 14-15 M R SA W M a .119 17-14 4 .1.11 11-11 95S . 21-27 wAlIC • VI M 13-11 o ne 20-14 10110 22-16 WIAC 6-9 e ms 1.28 vectors 40-26 0600 29-29 441.4 10-9 KWIC 16-12 .91 -0 4- 20 081819 )6 14 WGUY 26-18 920 5-9 961. 10-28 WT . 4 1662 1)-21 RILE )0-25 .1)C •-21 wOLF 24-If 1681 26-23 10110 on wOLI on w101 4-21 1.12 IS-13 itt . 22-71 AC /DC High way To Hell • WK . 22-12 wIlue 18-10 WIG, 15-27 CHU, 4-27 wTICFm 1-31 5101 4-11 1101 5-11 WIFI 21-11 WILI 16-1) w1.8 30-21 NAYS I-1 PAT BENATAR ''Heartbreaker ' Lover COGS 20-10 WICC 4-29 0160 30-2 , 1611 17-12 . 1 .9.1 21-11 0104 25-13 UPS? 20-26 1.10 • 5 11 2-11 1 .0 22-12 SC101 12-4 0 110 26-11 BLONDIE 'Drea ming • • ' Accidents 30105 0-12 1410 4-11 WR . 4-24 WCAO 28-11 wiCC 4 2 WittO 26-1) SO WN 1428 4-16 1100 I 11441 3-1 PlOs 11-24 wPST 7 1 0 .1 11-11 KARLA BONOFF "Baby' 217 21-11 2104 1-21 .110 29-25 reo-rs 14-12 14021 29-21 0100 4-31 1.60 • own. WPGC 23-6 20101 11-7 0110 15-11 JIM MY BUFFETT Fins • Volcano WNW. 4-19 CleR1 22-15 rAroa 22-17 NAIL 17-7 2101 en WLCV 4-26 142 6-7 wAAY 4 CitG4 12-12 2106 24-7 CARS 'Let s Go • Dangerous Type All I Can Do WILE 4-26 001. 24 In 1.110 20-11 1 51111 M I MI C100 • CHEAP TRICK Drea m Police • Voices M U M . 1,4 16-26 802 .1 1.11104 • 142 21-10 w4A1 16-10 M R 7-6 WCGO 4-38 JOHN COUGAR I Need A Lover ' .17 2/-21 wIret 20 -12 wielY 19-10 OSLO 21-14 . 314 26-20 WS . 4-25 R41111 22-11 wVRC 21-16 0151 28-21 TIM CURRY I Do The Rock • 19) 12-8 0100 27-2) KNOw on mune b6614S1, 1 4-35 942 9-4 00104 18-14 11111111 . ftp • X . 4-211 wROV 4-24 BOB DYLAN Serve Somebody '' 'Slo w Train Co ming" 0110 13-26 . 09 20-IS W OR 21-IS 112Allir )0-27 1100106 4-10 C4101 11-12 2101 16-14 4024 2)-13 wCGO is-I, EAGLES Heartache Tonight' • "Long Run" R . 4-26 0204 16-11 Fe911 • WLCY 21-11 KELP 15-15 WS . 23-14 095 • M OM 4-20 KNOW 19.1 WISE 20-111 IPSO on FLEET WOOD MAC Sister Title • 6100 4 WAXY • RisIC I M U MS 0000 16-12 'OLD 26-2) e‘' RJR 4-26 0101 31-10 1.[L . FoGHAT Somebody s...I3ed" "Boogie Motel" we . 24-14 WTI. 21-17 mPuR 4-12 wLS 21-19 4210 7-6 1041.4 4-25 KELL 21-5 ' 1 30- 13 041 119 1.01 25-20 FOREIGNER Dirty vVhlte Boy" • Title "Rev,.." CRLw 26 19 wF041 18-10 M AY II -S 95 ., • 61.0221 REA. 19-10 098 15-7 wROV 22-21 P2 C 6 4 • WM . 6-29 9 0 1 IAN COM M ''Hold On" SWF 2.1 1.1. 1S-10 CR101 21-15 WLAC on 421011.1 33-26 4 .0 9-1 1.1106 111-14 .191 26-20 922 on 10101 4-26 C I% v o• ,bos SAm MY HAGAR "Plain Jane "• "Trans Am" 11.0 19-1 1.1501 25-16 WK . 20-14 WS . 14-25 6,140 27-24 W s ' WGCL 17-1 195 21-16 KNIC 24-16 JETHRO Tull *North Sea Oil" "Move - Orion" 00 . 4 v#. ... " _,,t‘ • WAXY 4-17 0 wOKY IS-10 ROIL 24-18 1101 1)-6 rem2 JOURNEY "LovIn • Touchln Squeetin' " • r0**. s•xd : se .0'4'. wAP2 16-12 Kb . 24-20 6 12105 29-16 1110111112 vo •„o of 's` orto , KNACK "Good Girls --1 *Selfish" NOWT 4 . 2 12-13 1101.0 4-24 wSGA 14-11 est. wVIC on 161C I-1 AAAAA 1 22-19 15501 28-17 41112111.112 • 9%.** :•6'. LED ZEPPELIN All My Love" "Fool in The Rain" in The Evening' ROFR 4. ROSS a API 25-14 1100 22-16 e W EN on Imo? • ti•#:0 0,s stp LITTLE RIVER BAND "Loneso me Loser "• 'Wonder" 1100 26-21 018100 22-11 0N4/". 1S- 6 111.10 4-19 R201 on II U P 14-6 .1 .1 10-22 KRAL 14-8 56°' R2113 on 1,1102 4-19 KENNY LOGGINS That Is It"' "Love..." SOPS 12-15 wLAC 10-14 KFYR 15-8 wl . 0W-Op KOOK • KUPD 21-26 122 24-15 KNRC 21-12 ..co • Kr . 4-21 NICK LOWE "Cruer 'Susan" OILS 24-16 W AP 27-23 5552 1, 9 ICALC • 1.04 . on 5 wW02 11.10 1.42 19-12 00 M OLLY HATCHET "Rirtin -..." 'whiskey Man 001.1 4-29 1111104 on wRIX 2, -20 . PT 1)-6 wi . • OATS 20-6 wIltur 27-22 M OON MARTIN "Rolene" • "Reason" *GM 4-11 wTRU 11-0 .1181 To . 12 19-10 witAn 11-1 VAN MORRISON "Bright Side"' retry 7 - 6, .11, 16-7 ,00 6,0 910 2-3 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT "Da mned If.." • "Lie Clown...Dogs" 1013C • ermiller ADVV 10-1 014 4-28 o."., ROBERT PALMER "Bad Case" "Friends" KROV • .110 4-15 %S W srs?‘ KI M • ,0°1 ,90° OUADROPHENIA "5:15" • "Joker James" WRIC 12-26 1 0 KJAS 2, -2) xsti 28-18 KZ. 4-14 ops ,00 t MRSA I-27 .,4•- BONNIE RAITT 'Thank You Good Thing" 410A 5-24 RSLY 17-8 11210 24-11 20.1 29-25 RISC 15-10 e° RECORDS "Eyes" • 'Teenara ma" KNOX 4-37 Kw . 111-7 SC . 77-1) Rgtg 15-22 ItRAV 27-14 Itleet 25-13 40.4' REO SPEED WAGON "Road Agaln" "Take Me" .1a . 21-16 1.10 14-9 11.4 25-20 0\ 0.0 KORL 0-29 4 .1 10-5 IS M 4-7 SANTANA 'Wanted" "Lightning" 1150 10-11 11201 2)-11 ee` SHOES -Tomorro w Night • w . 6 3 4002 24-19 ‘742' c Ai weAP 19-11 KOOK 29-16 2 STYX --Babe"' 'lights' rm . 16-2 KFXD 16-11 ‘'‘ -1,s9 *Ow 10-9 KALC 16-8 TALKING HEADS "Life ...Wartime" • wAXF 22-1 4014 26-23 11001 1 7 NEIL YOUNG "My...Blue"' 12X 32-14 0010 17-10 remoT 20-14

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503 27-24 11111 10-5 RMJC 20-14 FIRS 1)-1 014 1, -12 111011 111-11 CALL THE R&R 1 .34 20-12 163114 20-1 Say What You Feel! (CP11 0 -2 KRSP 20-10 KENO 12-4 lour Comments Are Welcome, Signed Or Anonymous. RM . 21-IS COO 25-12 KlaRCI14 12-3 Selected Comments Will Be Published Each Week. 2046 14-4 ' All Signed Comments Will Be Verified Before Publication, 213-552-3525 You're Going To Get Jealous This Week.

"Jealous" The New Single From ROBERT PALMER rd. Produc•d by 6 Manufactured and distributed by Robert Pairn•r on istAND Records Warner Bros. Records Page 36 R&R/Friday, October 19, 1979

RadioikRecords _ N O P 1j}St,i) ctober 19, 1979 R A D I 0 -/Airplay/30 C 1 1 1 1 MICHAEL JACKSON/Don't Stop 'Til You... (Epic) 3 2 2 2 FRANCE JOLI/Come To Me (Prelude) 6 5 4 0 M/Pop Muzik (Sire) , BREAKERS 26 20 12 0 KOOL & THE GANG/Ladies' Night (De-Lite) 7 6 3 5 DONNA SUMMER/Dim All The Lights (Casablanca) BARBRA STREISAND & DONNA SUMMER 2 3 5 6 HERB ALPERT/Rise (A&M) 9 9 7 7 CRUSADERS/Street Life (MCA) No More Tears (Enough...) (Columbia/Casablanca) 15 11 10 0 DESTINATION/Move On Up (Butterfly) — LP 58% of our reporters on it, 14 new adds including WKTU, KLAV, WOKV, 4 4 6 9 ASHFORD & SIMPSON/Found A Cure (WB) W MJX, WCAU, KRLY, KHYT, WZZD, KIIS-FM. Key moves: hot rotation KCBS-FM, medium airplay KSFX, WDMT, WMAS, debut 20 WDRO, 17 139 10 ISLEY BROTHERS/It's A Disco Night (T-Neck) debut 40 KJLA, on WDAI. Charts at number 24 on Airplay/30. 10 8 11 11 COMMODORES/Sail On (Motown) ISAAC HAYES 25 25 18 CHIC/My Forbidden Lover (Atlantic) 5 7 8 13 FERN KINNEY/Groove Me (TK) Don't Let Go (Polydor) 16 14 14 14 AKBIStand Up — Sit Down (RSO) 50% of our reporters on it, 4 new adds KTLK, WGCI, WXAP, WDMT. 30 28 21 0 SUZI LANE/Harmony (Elektra) Key moves: 43-21 KHYS, 24-15 WDON, 20-11 WDRO, 1 5-1 1 KKCS, 24-18 — 24 0 FUNKADELIC/Knee Deep (WB) WCAU, hot rotation KFMX, KCBS-FM, medium airplay KXTC, on WDAI, 23 23 17 17 KIIS-FM. Charts at number 26 on Airplay/30. CAMEO/I Just Want To Be (Chocolate City) 27 27 20 GLORIA GAYNOR/Let Me Know (Polydor) 29 26 eft COMMODORES/Still (Motown) 20 16 16 20 BRU M PAGAN/Fantasy (Elektra) NEW &ACTIVE — 27 FRONT PAGE/Love Insurance (Panorama) All other new and recent releases getting substantial airplay. These are listed in order by 11 12 15 22 STEPHANIE MILLS/Put Your Body... (20th) their activity levels at our reporting stations. 28 26 19 23 GOI1Do Love You (Arista) — LP BRENDA RUSSELL "So Good, So Right" (HorizoniA&M — LP) 47% of our CP% reporters on it, 5 adds KITT-FM, VVXAP, KKCS, WS00, KHYS. Key moves: 12-8 KTLK, STREISAND/SUMMER/No More Tears... (Col/Cas) 14-9 KJLA, 15-14 WDON, 6-6 WDRQ, medium airplay KCBS-FM, WGCI, WOKF, debut 8 10 13 25 DIANA ROSS/The Boss (Motown) . 22 WCAU, debut 31 WZZD, on KHYT, WDAI, KXTC. Station activity charts it at number - 0 ISAAC HAYES/Don't Let Go (Polydor) 28 on Airplay/30. 30 28 27 ELTON JOHN/Victim Of Love (MCA) CORY DAVE "Pow Wow" (New York International — 12") 42% reporting airplay Key moves 4-2 WBOS, 18-14 WXAP, 2-2 WCAU. 3-3 WPEG, hot rotation WWOM. 0 BRENDA RUSSELL/So Good, So Right (Horizon/A&M)1 KSFX, medium airplay KCBS-FM, WKTU, WDAI, on KITT-FM, WKGN, KLAV. 24 24 29 29 KAREN SILVER/Hold On I'm Commn' (Arista) KAT MANDU "The Break" (TK — 12") 42% showing action, added at KFMX. Key 21 19 25 30 CHIC/My Feet Keep Dancing (Atlantic) moves 17-15 KRLY, 18-9 WPEG, 33-28 KJLA, 21-19 WSOO, 7-7 KIIS-FM, hot rotation s L..thet wse stated all above records are available In 12" KSFX, KXTC, medium airplay WKTU, debut 12 KKCS, debut 20 WXAP, on WKGN. Tres chart is based solely on airplay statistics complied weekly from our reporting stations Black circled TAANA GARDNER "When You Touch Me" (West End — 12") 42% of our numbers ,nrbr fe sognifIcare upward movement Arrow indicates new entry reporters on it. added at KKCS. Key moves: 26-21 WPEG. 20-17 WDON, 15-14 WS00. 40-39 KTLK, hot rotation WMAS, medium airplay KXTC. WDMT, WKTU, debut 16 KITT-FM, WPEG. on WDMT. WDON on WDAI, WBOS. WRMZ SMOKEY ROBINSON "Cruisin' " (Tamla — LP) 33% reporting action, added at DOOBIE BROTHERS ''Dependin' On You" (WB — LP) 42% reporting airplay. WKGN, WKTK, WBLX Key moves: medium airplay KCBS-FM, WDMT, debut 35 KJLA, debut Key moves 29-26 WS0Q, 8-5 WKTK, 26-25 KJLA, hot rotation KCBS-FM, WMAS. medium 22 WDRQ, debut 37 KTLK. debut 37 WZZD, on KXTC, WMJX, WDON. airplay KFMX. WWOM, debut 30 WOKV. on WDRO, KKCS, WBLX, KSFX, WXAP CORY DAVE "Green Light" (New York International — 12") 31% of our re- SPINNERS "Body Language" (Atlantic — 12") 42% of our reporters on it, added porters on it. Key moves: 4-2 WBOS. 13-12 KTLK, 3-3 WPEG, 8-8 WMJX, hot rotation at KTLK. WDAI, KHYT, WDMT. Key moves: 37-33 KHYS, 25-18 WDON, medium airplay WOKF, medium airplay WDAI, debut 17 KKCS, on KLAV, KSFX KCBS-FM, debut 35 WZZD, on the following stations KXTC, WMJX, WWOM, WBLX, WMAS, O`JAYS "Sing A Happy Song" (Philadelphia International — LP) 31% of our KRLY, WCAU reporters on it. Key moves: 21-17 WOKV, 11-10 WZZD, medium airplay KSFX, W WOM, STARGARD "Wear It Out" (WB — 12") 39% reporting action, 7 new adds KKCS, WMAS. on KRLY, WXAP KJLA. WBLX, WSOO, WZZD, WPEG, KHYT Key moves: 26-17 WCAU, medium airplay SWITCH Call Your Name" (Gordy — 12") 31')/0 reporting airplay, added at WKTU. KXTC, debut 39 WDON, on WKTK, WKGN, KTLK. WRMZ. WMJX, WDON. Key moves: 3-1 KKCS, 19-9 KHYT, medium airplay WGCI, on KTLK, PAMALA STANLEY "This Is Hot" (EMI America — 12") 39% of our reporters KXTC. WDMT on it, added at WCAU. WMAS. Key moves: 20-15 KIIS-FM, 16-12 KITT-FM, 29-25 WOKV, BOB McGILPIN "Sexy Thing" (Butterfly — 12") 31% reporting airplay, added on the following stations KCBS-FM, KRLY, WDMT, KLAV, KJLA, KTLK. WBOS, WPEG, at WKTK Key moves • 35-32 KJLA, 12-9 WOKV, hot rotation WOKF, medium airplay KXTC, KXTC debut 19 KITT-FM, on WDAI, WMJX. KC & THE SUNSHINE BAND "Please Don't Go" (Sunshine/TK — LP) 36% SUGAR HILL GANG "The Rapper's Delight" (Sugar Hill — 1 2") 31% report- showing action, added at KSFX Key moves: 40-18 KHYS, 19-12 WDRO. 13-7 KKCS, 31-24 ing action, added at WKGN, WDAI, WMJX. WSOQ Key moves. 22-9 WZZD, 9-4 WDON, WS0Q, 20-17 KJLA. 7-6 KRLY, 19-17 KTLK, debut 30 KHYT, on WOKV, WBLX, WMAS. on KXTC, WBOS. WKTU, WCAU. NATURE'S DIVINE "I Just Can't Control Myself" (Infinity — LP) 36% of DUNCAN SISTERS "Boys Will Be Boys" (Earmarc — 12") 91% reporting air- . our reporters on it, 6 new adds WXAP. KXTC, WDAI, KHYS. WZZD, WDRO (ra). Key moves. play, added at KRLY Key moves: 38-35 WS0Q, 29-26 WBOS, 51-50 KITT-FM, medium air- 36-34 KJLA, 21-19 WCAU, medium airplay WDMT, KCBS-FM, on KTLK, KRLY, KHYT. play WDMT. KXTC, debut 30 WRMZ, on WDAI, WKTU, WPEG, KSFX. VILLAGE PEOPLE "Sleazy" (Casablanca — 12") 36% reporting airplay, 4 new ANITA WARD "Don't Drop My Love" (TK — 12") 28% of our reporters on it, adds KLAV, KFMX, WPEG, WKTK. Key moves: 39-30 WDON. 35-22 KITT-FM, 35-16 3 new adds WDMT, WDON, WRMZ. Key moves' medium airplay KCBS-FM, debut 20 KKCS. WS00. debut 18 WBOS. on KSFX, WXAP, KXTC, WMJX, KHYT on the following stations WKTU, WXAP. WMJX, KXTC, KRLY FAT LARRY'S BAND "Lookin' For Love" (WMOT/Fantasy — 12") 33Z of. SLY STONE -Dance To The Music" (Epic — 12") 25% reporting airplay, 5 new our reporters on it, added at WRAP. Key moves: 21-15 WZZD, 15-13 WCAU, 13-12 a w oci adds KLAV, WDON, WMJX, KHYT. WPEG Key moves: hot rotation KFMX, debut 22 WBOS. hot rotation KXTC, medium airplay WKTU, KCBS-FM, WMAS, debut 15 KITT-FM, debut 28 debut 36 WZZD, on WKTK.

to play more music, and the station motto is, being played in the mornings and afternoons TIHE FEAT Pam Bellamy & Gail Mitchell "We play it longer." KXTC is integrating more Each market is individual, yet these stations 45 records, as he feels listeners need and are competing for the same listeners as Top want more variety . Marc Richardson of 40 and/or Pop/Rhythms. Therefore, they "The 12 Inch Record: KCBS-FM/San Francisco says "the 12" is must develop the right mixture for their area. The Long And Short Of It" very valuable to the clubs Our drivetimes are usually filled with the 45 version, but This week we thought we would conduct an cause a tuneoul. At that point they will do an we will play the 12" if it's a big hit " Doug En- Segues: informal survey among our reporters con- early fade Roshon of WOKFITampa low of WXAPIColumbia, SC plays the 12" Steve McFarland loins KSFX/San Francis- cerning their use of the 12" versions of rec- bases the station's use of the 12" on the rec- because he feels they are of better quality. co doing monngs. Steve comes from W WU ords ord itself Roshon says, "Generally, because Agreeing with Doug that the 12" is better New Orleans ... Dave Strube has been Here are a few comments Rich Broth- of the information we give in the morning, and quality is Mary Klug, MD WDAI/Chicago, named General Manager of WOKF (96 Fever)/ er Robbln, PD at KHYTITucson, feels "five the spot load, we will play the 45 in drive- who will not daypart these records . Tampa, Dave was formerly General Sales to six minutes for a song is ideal: any longer times." He agrees with Mark Richards that Manager at WLCYfTampa... Ron Parker, would be a disaster for our market " Accord- some of the long percussion breaks are un- The general consensus is that most of our formerly WLCY, ions WOKF serving as morning to Rich. "We usually play the shorter necessary reporters daypart the 12" record. Whereas ing drive and Creative Services Director version (if available) until the audience ac- in the beginning, Dancemusic stations were Bob Logan loins WOKF as Assistant Music cepts it, then the 12" is aired " Rick Nuhn, MD KXTC/Phoenix states that strictly playing the 12". they are now alter- Director from KKSS/St. Louis ... Mike Rob- KJLA/Kansas City's Mark Richards feels the station's recurrents are strictly 45's nating between both sizes, depending upon erts has been promoted to Program Director \that if the instrumental is too long it can He does stress, however. that KXTC wants the response, with the 45 and LP cuts usually at WSOO/Syracuse, NY. R&R/Friday. October 19. 1979 Page 37

,MINICEMUM0 Radio&Records R A D I O ADDS ak HOTS

EAST SOUTH MID WEST WEST -Most Added Hottest Most Added Hottest Most Added Hottest Most Added Hottest --

Kool & The Gang Kool & The Gang Michael Jackson Kool IL The Gang Michael Jackson Severa l Art ists Tied Kool & The Gang StrelsandlSum mer Suzi Lane Streisand/Summer M StreisandlSum mer M FA Pablo Cruise France Joll Michael Jackson Destination France Jail France Joll

Imam, EAST SOUTH MID WEST 4 74 tP"; 41J t fP (o=96) KKCS WSOO gib AN *nut W ane, Pt, COICITild0 SPTIPITI, CO M ehl , Cincinnati OH Son = it, CA M OO/ Syracuse. NY WkGN ADDE D ADDE D ADDED WI MP. Knoxville. TN Strersand/Surnmer ADDE D ADDE D Barney Rick James W itt Gloria G•yno. Strreisand:Surn meg Super Hill Gang /WOE D Janis Ian Michael Jackson PhylliS Hyman 'my/ ow Tali. NV Ploasurit "Heartbeat" Gloria Gaynor AD111 Paul Los. Stanley Turrentine Bell P. James Supar H,ll G•n, Sc,, Lane ADDE D Brenda Russ. Funk:Mel. Flit Back Band Sims Brother. Com modorw Santa Esmeralda EIN & F Sm.... Robinson Brenda Russell Strersand"Sum mot Sly • Drantat.e.t "Stone" COM MOCIS S Com modores Patric:. Rushen Musigu• Deed Johansen M ich ael Johnson StOphani• Mills Love Unlimited 'Still' - Midmghl V .90 POOP,. Cando Staten Teddy Pendetgiass "You Can Supar Hill Gang Switch Bobby Caldwell .10 Eruption "Lif•" Paulinho da Costa Sly Stone Village Poop'. HOTTEST Poaches V. Hort. Stargard Bonn.* Mils . Eruption "Slurs: - Noel Sir...and/Sum .. HOTTEST Mich ael Jack sot , Com modores Chic Gibson Brothers Rudy HOTTEST Michael Jackson Ian Dory "Still' "Forbidden' Melissa Manche..., HOTTEST Cr ouders Teddy Pandele'••• Kool A The Gang 11.1 Tower Of Power K•t Manch: O'Jays Debbie Jacobs F uratsleirc Michael Jackson Kool ft. Gang Star gard "Co me Fleetwood Mac K ool 8. The Gang Rob., Palm., 0 :Uri Bean, Paean Crusader, Tuna Gard a. Eagles Elton John Demo. Willu ms Villa,. Pooplo Satz' Lane R.teho• Farmls F °rover Barry M•nilow Dream Eepress Vernon Barn Destination Stut'lltad Parnaia Sta ,, lir, HOTTEST - Slur Div• Gray Oyster Destination - Charlie Bra wn Switch HOTTEST - Milts Swagnarte - Paint Walfal HOTTEST Kool & This Gang Michael Jackson KC & Sunshine Band Cru udeos HOTTEST KC & Sunshine Said & Du Gang "Please K M-fa' Isaac Hayes Cameo "Please Slane.. )01. D unne Duna Rua Cro uch.* Isley Brothers Gloria Gaynor Doobis Brothers Donna Surnrin. Foxy Rond a W X AP DISCO 94 Sly Stun.. Funkadelic Cr cud... Han non, TX cat Mon th: WI MP COlu Mbla. SC M ichael J•c• son mut*/ Kansas OTT. MO Gloria Gaynor ADDE D Mich ael Jackson - 1181Chatel MIN - 111110 Mairts Fern Kinne, Isaac Hayes AUDI 0 S WISS Jackson AD DED Donna Sumo.. Off" Isl. Broth... torn Pag• 'Off Peaches & Hint] Elton John Cam . MtalS1 Jackson Naturos Dnin• St rerund:Surerno. Rupert Holmes WIl/A121 Lauren Wood - Jid aLskowich Franca Job, Sufi Lwve Duncan Sistine Pablo Cruise Herb Aiport Kool & Tho Gang ICC Brenda Russo., Kenny Rogers Starperd EW & F Sal Lane trap erievortela. PA Isa. Hay . Ian Dory HOTTEST "Stone Star ADDE D Noel Mutual Jackson WVIOM Q O M, NY Fra me Jon Pleasure Strw undtSum me, HOTTEST Brenda R smell HOTTEST Ftent Pap. Rota Royce AUDI It Michael Jackson unkadelic Starpard Com modores Donna Sum mer Cain.,, Donna Surno u - Cary Oe illaroney Natal. s Divino Lauren Wood Strinsand/Sainunor Front Pule Suz L•ne Den Hat tm•n Kool & This Gang Chic O t,na lion Switch Gloria Gaynor Com modores "Forbidd . - Cr uudors IUTT-PNI , San 0.1100. CA HOTTEST "You ry'Beet Com modo us Giorgio Mor oder Foey France Joh - 0014g allow cat PAarerlu 'Still" ADDE D Mary Wilson Sugar Hill Gang Front Pogo Mandu Giorgio Moroder Pinric• Fat La.y's Band Shaba. Pr inco - Mart We nn Cares. - ga m lichen:non Funkadelic l(1-1YS98 Cure . Gene Chandlor Dynasty Kool & D uct Current Gloria Gay not HOTTEST WO W Chicago fl Streisand/Sum mer iorrsisseureent. TI - aSechael /oven Eruption Mrchaol Jackson Brenda Roo . ADDE D AUDI C. "Don'trOff: Pablo Cru m. 7.. - 1 — Nut SOTPOS Brenda Rowell Elton Joh. , Falling/Rod. 101S-Fle los Angeles, CA Prince • W R AP Spinners Kool P. The Gang HOTTEST D Rene Bloc.. wow , Detroit. Ml ADDE D WRAP Norfolk VA Sur, Lane Sou. Hill Gang ADDE D S....sand/Sum mar 000( D Destination Guy Day* HOTTEST Natur•S Dionne Knack 10 Lairs Kool & The Gang iNeg 'Good Girls - HOTTEST Michael Jeck son W OO OaltIMO M MO CMie Streerb G.orro Morale. TrOirrno Kool & Th. Gang HOTTEST Teddy Pens/won = Michael Jackson ADDE D Isloy Brothers 0111•KI 01.S. Islay Brothers Herb 'Corn*" Kool & The Gang Bob McGilp.n HOTTEST Fat Larry s Band Bonnw Boyer Boyd . 1s4 Cindy & Roy Donna Sum mit, Prince Tuna Gardner Sur, l•ne Rory Block Mictuoi Jackson Anne Murray Knack Ronn Matlock C al Richard De... , AI nIt1 Den HaHrnan Kool & Th• Gang Eagles — ere carve Sharon, Village P . O. R . Woods Diana Row N•hou's Divine Ira Pam. , Wan Adorns Fr•noe Joh Kool & The Gang "Sleazy" Franca Joh KC & Stonintne Rand Uncle Lou. HOTTEST - Wagner Cohen Destination Ashlord & Simpson Fern K innoy Horb Alpert Smoke, Robinson Islay Brothers Isaac Hay . Jim my Bo Motu LAB Brooklyn Dreams Sineobani• Frank Hooke. ISIS Hay s —6:hsrco)—- HOTTEST - Ted Stetter "Put Foxy KC &Asthma Barri Donna Suninlan Donna Sane.. sirCAU PhliackeligOi. PA Etat'''. Hall ,e/Eggp. Front Page ADDED F Kool & Th• Gang K0016 YU Gang Destination Strw und ,Surernier Tower Of Power riAv Las Togas. NV Dan Hartmon - Ryan Cworge McCrao - W ry dug Chic Mar sin Ci•v• ADDE D KM YT TUTSOT Al Capt•in Sk W all Mobile Al Pteasur• Feet' Streisand/Surnmer ADDED Rid. !ernes Isaac Hayes Elton John ADDEO I I I•.0 7) Village People Spinners Rufus & Chaka Com modores Sun - Inierty W N lauty ,130 s Sly Stone Patrice Rush.., Still Sly Stone Georg. Dub. Pamala Stanley Karen Silva. Stargwd WIT Ch. U nto . Bonnie Boyer Chu M SC/ Cokanbus. OH Fortin:Pion Elton John *C O Chicago — sou MA W Believe 'Forbidden" Musique ADDE D Slargard Johnny Nash its Rya ADDED Smok ay Robin .. W OICP / Tamps Pt Str•dand/Sornmor Sargrit. Mendes Kool & The Gang Marvin Gay• Michael Jackson HOTTEST Freddie James ADDE D Switch Freedom Mich ul Jackson HOTTEST 'Hollywood Michael Jaci son Storistincl/Surniew EW & F Michael Hen:Ur... Com modones D!S.CAgF95 Anita Ward Herb Alpert Angola Bof ill •VSork Isaac Hay es "Stone' Bobby Caldwirli Danny Pearson 'Poople:Angel/What" Muluou• * u m/ terIngebild, NA Pablo Crtner. Pour. RuPsen Crusaders Kool & Th• Gang Vickie Sue Robin ... HOTTEST ADDE D Hall & Oates Dest mats. Switch HOTTEST ENV & F HOTTEST France Jol. Wings S un Diana Ross Franco Jolt Stone' Kool & The Gani Com modore, Gloru Cannot Bob Dylan HOTTEST Santa E snu mIda Kool & The Gang -Sad" Funkadelic HOTTEST Michael Jackson Com modores - Susan Karr/oak' Lane Jornmy Bo Horne Michael Jock son Eddie Babbitt FuMeadelic Gloria Gaynor - inch Brother Rotten Ploasu re France Jolt Com modores Melba Moore Archie Bell & The Drell, Flitch. Family Ashford & Simpson Cory Day• "Still" Primal, Stanley Dynasty Con Funk Shun Pr in. HOTTEST Gloria Gaynor Chic Rufus & Chola • Ashlood & Simpson KC & Sunshin• Kook I. Th. Gang Com modores 'Forbidden Bar K•ys Isl. Brothers "Bottles" Tuna Gardnier Stephanie Mills Ashford & Simpson Destination Destination Stargard - Cannon Bro wn . - Kee Pugh M it 11rhat" Carly Simon Front Pape KTIA I Denver. CO Isaac Hay es Foxy Ploesur• Ia n: phoenix. AZ - soy POTTS Kool & The Gang Rufus & Ch•kx ADDED Donna Sum .., Bob McGilisin EW & F ADDED - Barry May0 Michael JaCk son A I L_ chic WEST Stone Freddie James Fronce Joh Pablo Crone "Hollywood" W DON "Forbidden - GrOtgo0 Moroder WOON Washington, DC Spinners Natur•'s Divine - 110Shorm Doobie Brothers Isaac Hayes Poaches & Herb ADDED Stursand/Sumrew Giorgio Morodor - legir Ada ms Straisand Sum mer F M 98 Ashford P. Simpson w oe< Charlotte NC 44 ; ir:41.4111 (kn I a) DISCO 16' HOTTEST Lipp. Inc "Nobody ADC* 1) WO NT Cleveland. ON Michael Jackson Eruption Fever ADDED no mi mes MT Jeanne Shy RADIO Brenda Russell Jeanne Shy NAIC6 ta Ward "Pu mp' Dv natty OLSAX , San Francisco CA W ORD , OTIallICkl, FL Com modores Pleasure IN/1011:110 MTi, NA Teddy PenderiPln. Gloria Gaynor Spinners ADDE D ADDE D Stilt Fru man "Lif• Star gard Isaac Noyes Gregg Durnond ADDED Franco Joh Michael Johnson Stephanie h411. Gibson Brothers Anita Ward Funk ard•IIC Barbara Law Eagles HOTTEST Stephanie Mills "You Car' Village People Giorgio Morodin Mandre Lauren Wood Mich ael Jackson Sly Stone HOTTS 'Baby Rufus & Chak Sty. - Don't:Rock CINorking - Toddy POnderilrlo. Switch Sly Stone Michael Jackson Deniocis Wilhains Destination "Lila" Ch. HOTTEST Working" - Paula lean:hews Five Special France Jolt Franco Jell Taste Of Honey HOTTEST "Forbidden' KC & Sunshine Band Cram* D Cocoa Michael Jackson "Come:Don't" Noel Com modores 'Please" Johnnie Taylor Stephanie Mills "Sad/Still" HOTTEST Donna Sum mer Pablo Cruise Lae.. Holloway "Put/What/You Can Bone Mirth. Sugar Hill Gang Franca loll Santa Esmeralda Dynasty HOTTEST Herb Alpert Ash,Fo lorundd ,814 Siobod,mpso Night" "Co me:Don't Donna Sum mer Chic Ashford P. Simpson Add,., Brothers HOTTEST HOTTEST Michael Jackson Finally" - Stay" Mandu "Forbidden' . 0.4 Herb Alpert Kool P. TI,. Gany Destination Ashford I. Simpson Kool & The Gang Destination France Joh Sun Lane Isaac Hayes "Mo w/Beginning" 0 Jays F sink adelic "Harmony/00h' Gone Chandlw Donna Sum mar Sponnen Com modores Jackie Moore Cameo Com modores Ka? Ntandu Kat Mande Elton John Frtince Joh Destination 'Sail' Cory Daye Revanche Herb Alpert Bru m Pagan Isl. Brother. - lorry iticharch 'Pow • B'a Kool7 :. *rho^ Gang - Music Man ' Sur. Lane - Wynn ItOSOfsbeog Front Pape Fat Larry's Band Funkadelic Freddie James Kool & The Gang C u uders 1 Tuna Gardner Laps Inc - Pict Munn Sur. Lane - lane Dunctlee Sister Power - RNA Stacy - JIM SMIIM - Linn van Poole Page 39 R&R/Friday. October 19. 1979

M MEN1 = =1,.. THE PICTURE PAGES Capitol's MVP's Abba's Amiable White House Reception

Capitol Records' "Most Valuable Promotion Players Of 1979" were feted at a dinner held at Mr. Chow's in Beverly While in Washington DC recently, Atlantic recording artists Abbe visited Hills recently. Captured at the ceremony, with the winners holding their gold record plagues, are, from left the White House, where the President's daughter Amy Carter graciously AOR Promotion Manager Craig Lambert, National Pop Promotion Manager Steve Meyer, District Pop Promotion escorted them on a private tour of the residence Pictured are, from left Manager Mike Steele, VP/Promotion Bruce Wendell District R&B Promotion Manager Rusty Moody, and National Abba's Benny Andersson, Amy Carter, and Abbe me mbers Frida Lyngstad R&B Promotion Manager Don Mac. and Bjorn Ulvaeus. Blondie And The Birds Alpert Rises For The Occasion

Herb Alpert, Vice Chairman for A& M Records, is shown (right) accepting a gold record for his single "Rise." Pictured with him is A& M's Chairman When the Chrysalis recording artists Fabulous Thunderbirds performed at the Bottom Line in New York City Jerry Moss. recently, labelmate Debbie Harry of Blondie came backstage to greet them. Seen at the scene along with Blondie and the Birds are (top row, 14) T-Birds' Keith Ferguson and Mike Buck, Debbie Harry, T-Bird Jim my Vaughn, Chry- salis VP Billy Bass, and Chrysalis's Jeff Aldrich; (kneeling, trl label's Freddie Salzberg, T-Bird Kim Wilson and Bee Gees King Center Benefactors friend, and Chrysalis Music's Frank D'amico

Snuff's Salmon Soiree

R&R's roving photographer, Salmon Dave, netted this candid snap of Snuff Garrett's annual "Superstar Salmon Derby," held in British Columbia recently. Pictured are a number of big fish from a variety of media (bottom The Bee Gees recently presented Mrs. Coretta King a check for $50,000 row, I r) Neil Bogart, Michael Coleman, Snuff Garrett, Roy Rogers and Bob Wilson; (top row, tr) Clint Eastwood, to be donated to the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Social Change Olaf Wieghorst Paul Durtz, Steve Rose and Gary Niblett Pictured are (I-ri Maurice, Robin and Barry Gibb and Mrs. King. from his new album "DIALOGUE" At last, something to talk about...

I BREAKERS I MICHAEL JOHNSON This Night Won't Last Forever (EMUAmerica) 59% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 68, Same 17, Down 9, Adds 13, Including WIF1, WCAO, Q105, WTRY, WAXY, WNOX, WGH, WOHO, KFXM, KCPX, KRQ, V100. See Parallels, charts AMERICA at number 29. O n E MI A merica Records

This year, with the economy in a are 3,200,000 of them) buys an average of • 85% of ROLLING STONE readers downswing, you're re-evaluating adver- 86.4 LP's a year. Their average household who purchase a record play it tising expenditures carefully. Some of you income is $19,000+ and because they for friends. are cutting print to the bone. aren't bogged down with mortgages and • 80.9% recommend it to others. You want to know, What's the best family responsibilities (69% are single) • 87.9% give records as gifts. possible use I can make of my advertising/ almost all of their income is discretionary • 85.5% attended concerts in the marketing/merchandising dollars and past year. exactly which trades and consumer books Rolling Stones readers are the strongest fur delivering the audience I need? aren't afraid to spend. Music is their way Because this is a whole new market of life. than the one you operated in before, you In a tight economy, ROLLING need media vehicles that will fulfill your STONE readers aren't afraid to spend fur Music is the ROLLING STONE objectives more efficiently. This is where the things they want. You shouldn't reader's way of life. That's why there will ROLLING STONE comes in. be either. be a special December double issue,"The Today it is a recognized fact that the When you think about ad dollars, Year in Music & Entertainment' that will right media and proper marketing can think about this: During the past 3 years, be on sale four weeks throughout the critically affect sales for even the top re- while numerous magazines folded, heaviest record buying season of the year. cording stars. ROLLING STONE—with ROLLING STONE's circulation jumped A"Reader's and Critic s Poll" in January, high credibility among record buyers— 42%. The timid spending habits of the and in late February—"Jazz III"—an issue can be an integral part of your effort to average recession-wary American just don't that provides the low down on the upbeat launch a new act; to take a second or third reflect those of the ROLLING STONE world of jazz. Editorial features in release up another 100,000 units in sales reader. Even when our cover price went ROLLING STONE continue to fine and add 100,000 or more sales onto a from $1.00 to $1.25, circulation continued tune reader taste. double or triple platinum act. to make rapid gains (20% in the last 6 You've got the records. Hardcore months), proof that our audience is buyers have got the money. Music No waste readership. hungry for news about music, movies, and is their life and ROLLING lifestyles. And when they want quality STONE is what music reportage, ROLLING STONE is they read. And ROLLING STONE gives the what they read. most efficient, targeted use of your dollars How basic ROLLING STONE is because it delivers NO WASTE audience. to the core of the record industry's It has the highest concentration of 18-34 primary consumer can be k 8IeS % °%Ik4.". year olds of any publication. Hardcore measured by facts record and tape buyers with plenty of like these: money to spend. 4°:178%‘etV° kle0oNostc. Our W.R. Simmons Readership Study, conducted last year, revealsStooe 0ectl , dArijoe, t Wbt S that each ROLLING STONE reader (and then Wo0%*4 Iv ctuwv

°ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE 1919 REIRIFriday. October 19, 1979 Page 42 THE PICTURE PAGES Point Blank Finds New York Range Jackson's Debut Gold

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A& M recording artist Joe Jackson was presented with a gold record 14v1 award for his debut album, "Look Sharp," while in New York recently. Pictured at the presentation are r) Joe Jackson, band member Graham Following their recent performance at Great Guildersleeves in New York, MCA artists Point Blank gathered Maby, A& M Records President Gil Friesen, band me mbers Gary Sanford backstage with local label execs. Pictured (back row, r) are MCA 's Barry GoG,Iman, Point Blank members Rusty and Dave Houghton, Joe's producer and A& M VP David Kershenbaum, Burns and Kim Davis, and MCA 's Harold Fein and Howard Tarrentino; (front row, tr) group members John and Joe's manager John Telfer O'Daniel, Bill Randolph, and Peter "Buzzy" Gruen, MCA 's Sam my Vargas, and Point Blank's Steven Hardin. Life In The Fast Lane Little River Band And Sweet Meet

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_ New York City's Palladium was the meeting grounds for two Capitol Records groups, the Little River Band and Suzi Lane, a disco singer on Elektra/Asylum Records, recently met with a Sweet Pictured backstage are ltr) LABS Derek Pellici, LAB manager Glenn Wheatley, Capitol's Bettelynn McIlvain, group of New York disco spinners and record pool representatives. Pic- LRB's Mal Logan, Capitol's Bruce E. Garfield and Ira Derfler, LAB'S Glenn Shorrock, Sweet's Andy Scott, Capitol's tured standing lir) Garden State's Lulu, Better Days' T Scott Xenon's Maureen O'Connor, and Sweet's Steve Priest and Mick Tucker Tony Smith, Garden State's George Rodriguez, Westchester Record Pool's John Stark, E/A's Harriet Gilstrap and John Brown. Seated lir) Suzi Lane, Whitesnake Gigs Royce Hall and For The Record's Judy Weinstein

The Douce Goes Platinum In Canada

United Artist's rock group Whitesnake recently performed at UCLA's Royce Hall and took time to uncoil for Doucette 's second album for Mushroom Records, "The Douce Is Loose," this photo Pictured standing ltr) Whitesnake's Jon Lord, EMI/UA VP Joe Petrone, group's Ian Paice, Neil has boen certified platinum in Canada. Pictured lir) Mushroom Records' Murray, Mickey Moody, and David Coverdale, EMI/UA President Jim Mazza, EMI/UA VP Don Grierson, EMI/UA 's G M Joe Owens, Sam The Record Man President Sam Sniderman, Mush- Bill Burks, and group manager John Colette. Front row ltr) group's Bernie Marsden, and EMI/UA"s Steve Resnick, room's Lee Silversides, Doucette and Doucette's manager Marty Pichin- Gary Gersh, and David Bridger son. lEtR Fruday Octobet 19 1979 Page 43 THE PICTURE PAGES REO Is The Cat's Meow McGovern In The Middle

IPO R ractZIA, Radio rivals KFI/Los Angeles MD Roger Collins (left) and KNX-F M/Los An hen Epic's REO Speedwagon recently performed at the Long Beach Arena, there was something unmistakably gales PD Michael Sheehy (right) joined In congratulating Warner/Curb re hy about the backstage celebration. Caught while candidly posing are, from left: E/P/A's Michael Alhadeff, cording artist Maureen McGovern following her recent performance at the oup members Bruce Hall, Alan Gratzer, Gary Richrath, and Neal Doughty, E/P/A's Jim McKeon, REOS Kevin Greek Theatre in Los Angeles onin, and E/P/A's Larry Douglas.

Atlantic Execs, Kermit The Frog Hop To It Frampton: Star Of Stage, Screen Et Street

Flowing in the grand tradition of Clarence "Frogman" Henry, Atlantic recording artists Kermit The Frog and 4ts Piggy met with Atlantic execs recently to get them hopped up over Kermit's new single, "Rainbow Con n:tion." Pictured at the label's pad are, from left- Atlantic Sr. VP/G M Dave Glew, Miss Piggy. label Pres k nt Jerry Greenberg, Kermit and Muppetmaster Jim Henson. While in Los Angeles for a recent performance at the Forum, A& M recording artist Peter Frampton was honored with a permanent star on Holly Blind Date's Whisky Date wood Boulevard's 'Walk Of Fame " Shown at the ceremonies along with Frampton (left) is NBC newsman Boyd Matson.

"Smooth Sailin " " Ahead For Weatherly

,4 9, their recent Whisky performance, Windsong recording group Blind Date was visited backstage by several ad execs. Pictured amidst the stars and guitars are (seated, In RCA Division VP Arnie Orleans and RCA Elektra/Asylum recording artist Jim Weatherly (at piano) previewed his I. Bud Dam; (standing, l-r) Windsong 'S Ron Lee, Windsong VP Denny Diante, Blind Date's Dane Bram mage, upcoming single, "Smooth Sailin"; for a group of Nashville label execs ki•dsong President Al Teller, group's Pinky Chablis, Windsong VP Peter Monica, and Blind Date's Arnie recently. Looking on (behind Weatherly, In are E/A VP Jim my Bowen lede and Brad Billion and label's Ewell Roussell and Norm Osborne. Page 44 W I/Friday, October 19, 1979 N MI Black Radio

Bill Speed

Mutter Evans: A Conversation With The First Black Female Radio Station Owner Owning a radio station at 26 years of age is a pretty remarkable achievement. But when you're a black woman, the odds against you would seem to be impossible. In fact, no one had ever done it before Mutter Evans purchased WAAA /Winston Salem, NC for slightly over $1 million a few weeks ago. With the aid of loans from two local banks and the Small Business Administration, Evans became owner of the Black-formatted station she'd started working at five years ago as a part-time news reporter while she was attend- ing Wake Forest University. She worked her way up through positions as News/Public Af- fairs Director, Sales Manager, PD, and Operations Manager, and will now serve as GM of the station and Executive VP of Evans Broadcasting. This week I spoke with this remarkable young broadcaster. R&R: How did you get involved in buying a radio station? EVANS: Actually, it wasn't exactly a planned strategy. It was decided when I was appointed GM — the present owner said to me that he wanted to sell, and we agreed that at some point I would be allowed the first opportunity to purchase the station. If he decided to sell before I decided I wanted to buy, then they would make me aware of it. So it really became a mutual thing in terms of a gut feeling as to when the time was right. Basically that was the main thing for me, to decide whether or not I wanted to take advantage of the opportunity set before me. I decided I did, and from there it was routine procedure as in acquiring any business — getting your proposals together, your financial WILLIAMS'S FACTION STIRS UP JACKSON ACTION — Shown at a recent Jackson, MS package for presentation . . in-store appearance with MCA recording artist Lenny Williams are, from left MCA 'S Step RAR: Let's talk about your plans for the station . . . Johnson, WKXI MD Jerry Mason, Williams, and WKXI PD Tommy Marshall EVANS: Well, there could possibly be some format changes. My major thrust at this point is for this station to become very involved in what's going on in the community of Winston-Salem. "Triple A" radio is the oldest Black broadcast station in the state of North Carolina — on October 28, we'll be celebrating our 29th anniversary. It has been Black- People formatted since it's been on the airwaves. Obviously, the reason the station's been around So long is because the black community has supported it. And the reason it will be a success With stations preparing for the upcoming October/November rating period, news is at and will reach the greater heights it's capable of in the future is because the black commun- a minimum this week . . . Birthday salutations to Program Director Lawrence Tanta ity will continue to support it. So before we make any drastic changes, I am in the process and Von Moore of the production department at KJLH/Los Angeles . . . Don Mizell, of setting up meetings with people on all levels — political, civic, social groups, you name it. General Manager of the music fusion department at Elektra Records, has left the com- Ft&R: Any changes in your public affairs stance? pany with future plans including album production . . . Eugene Shelton, a publicist with EVANS: I'm sure we will change some public affairs program ming, but we've always the Black Music Marketing department of CBS Records, had a main event of his own to been known as a spokesperson for the local community, and we want to take all pertinent promote on October 5 when Eric Joseph bounced into the world at 5 lbs., 14 oz. Mother issues and deal with them, whether they're positive or negative. We don't want to get into Iris, a news announcer at KFWB/Los Angeles, is doing well also . . . Ragan Henry is too many new things at this point, but as they happen, you will know it. the newly-elected president of NABOB . . . Please be sure to send me all of your station's R&R: How was the sues reaction been? news, photos, promotional materials, etc. Remember, you don't have to be a reporter to EVANS: The reaction basically has been positive. The whole thing is unique because participate. Address to: Bill Speed, Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, they're not dealing with a stranger. I've been here; I started working here. The people CA 90067 . . . . that have been here have been here because I've hired them in the past. So they didn't have to panic and wonder what to think about what the new owner was going to do. Even Places if I weren't the owner I would be expecting a 100 percent effort and cooperation and ef- LET'S BREAK BREAD TOGETHER: The Sheridan Broadcasting Network held its ficiency from the staff. There are a couple of positions that are vacant; we're looking second regional affiliates meeting on October 10 and 11 in Jackson, MS. Principal discussion for qualified people for higher management. topics included broadcast legislation plus the present and future plans of the companY following its recent acquisition of the Mutual Black Network . . . The first national meet- • ings conducted by newly-formed LAX Records are scheduled for October 26 at the Sunset Continental Hyatt in Los Angeles. Al Edmundson, Vice President/Promotion, promises I'd like to thank all of you who have inquired about being a reporter, but as you know "it will be the best promotion meeting all year." . . . KMJQ/Houston has moved to tem- there are only a limited number of available spots for stations at this time. But as time goes porary offices while its studios and offices are being redecorated . . . ARTIST VISITS: KAM on, there will be many more. Here are the new stations and PD's that will be reporters to Los Angeles recently issued forth the welcome wagon for David Oliver, Billy Preston, this section: Carrie Lucas, Leroy Hutson, Ashford & Simpson and Marlene Shaw . . . Meanwhile, 011 the other side of the country, WDAS/Philadelphia played host to McFadden & Whitehead and Earth, Wind & Fire . . . BON VOYAGE: Recently a surprise birthday was held at KATZ/St. Louis — Gary Starr the Imperial Gardens in West Hollywood for Shirley Jones of the Jones Girls recording WBMX/Chicago — James Alexander group. Guests also toasted their success and national tour with the O'Jays . . . Two sta- WLOK/Memphis — Melvin Jones tions proved not too long ago that they can also work together when WKAR/East Lansing, WBLK/Buffalo — Frank Lorenz MI and WKWM/Grand Rapids, MI co-emceed a Jacksons-LTD concert in Kalamazoo . • • VVWWS/Saginaw — Kermit Crockett WAMM/Flint — Enoch Gregory Things WENN/Birmingham — Jim Lawson WJMI/Jackson — Carl Haynes GET READY: The old Temptations hit has been covered by several artists over the WHYZ/Greenville — Mike Williams years (currently Smokey Robinson). Now it will also be the theme of the New York Knicks WPXI/Charleston — Tony Jamison basketball team this season as they have contracted with Motown to use the song through- WOIC/Columbia — Bob Waiters out this year's series of games . . . The Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Social Change KOKY/Little Rock — Larry O'Jay received, October 1, a $50,000 donation from the Bee Gees following a previously unsched. WOWI/Norfoik — Chester Benton tiled September concert date . WNOO/Chattanooga — David Oliver THE BLUES — OLD AND NEW: KADX/Denver presents a blues show every FridaY KAPE/San Antonio — Rudy Greene night, "Blues Old And Blues New." Hosted by Wesley Westbrooks, the program is cUr KDIA/Oakiand — Jerry Boulding rently celebrating its 100th airing . . . KOKY/Little Rock, in association with Dimensions KAEZ/Oldahoma — Steve Scott Unlimited sponsored a concert featuring talent such as the O'Jays, Jimmy "Bo" Kane and the Jones Girls. The station will also conduct a "Blues And Jazz Day" October 20 at Magic Springs National Park in Hot Springs, AR . . . And speaking of concerts, WYBC/ New Haven recently presented Anthony Braxton at the Batten Chapel there . . . . ONE WAY featuring A L HUDSON

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CHIC "My Forbidden Lover - (Atlantic) 33% of o ur reporters are on it In theNE0aost it • iimbing at WKNO. otherwise hot at VVVVRt and WXYV In the Sutho it is new nt w and WI AS climbing at KMJQ, WDIA. KOKY and WJ MI while hot et WVt I WGIV and WHRK In HOTTEST the Midwest It is medium at WJ MO and WB MX, hot at WCIN our reporters following are listed in order of their airplay activity BRENDA RUSSELL "So Good, So Right" (HorizonlAtt MI 33% of W O 1111 it In the I not it is hot at WDAS, climbing at WOL Climbing in the South at WDIA, KOOL Et THE GANG WYI D. WO WI and WVOL In the Midwest It is new at WJ MO end WR MX. climbing at WLOU. WK W M and WVKO while hot at W AD In the West it is hot at KSOL and KOKO plus a medium 'Lodies' Night" (Do-Lite) nt KDIA FUNKADELIC LOVE UNU MITED "High Steppin', Hip Dressin' Fella" (Unlimited Gold/Col) 33% "Knee-Deep" (WB) reporting airplay New in the West at KLIP Medium nirplay in the Midwest at WL OU, WK W M, SMOKEY ROBINSON M AN. VVVVVVS end WVKO, hot at WDAO In the South it is hot at WAOK. WE AS and WGIV "Cruisin' " (Tamla) Iiiiihing at KOKY and WK XI The East reflects it now at W WIN while hot at WWR1 and WOL NATURE'S DIVINE KC Et THE SUNSHINE BAND "I Betcha Didn't Know That" (Sunshine/TK) 31% "I Just Can't Control Myself (Infinity) of our reporters are on it Climbing in the East at WVVIN. WKND and WXYV Climbing in the South nt WHRK, WVEE and WO W! while hot at KMJQ. WYLD and WK XI In the Midwest it is PRINCE new at WJ MO and hot at WB MX It is in medium airplay at KDKO and hot at KSOL in the West "I Wanna Bo Your Lover" (WB) M ARVIN GAVE "Ego Tripping Out" (Tamla) 29% of our reporters are on it Added CO M MODORES in the West at KYAC Added in the Midwest at WLOU. WK W M, KPRS and WDAO New in "Still" (Motown) the South at WVOL while otherwise hot at WAOK. WGIV. WVEE and WHRK Hot in the East ISAAC HAYES at WXYV and new at VVVVIN while climbing at WDAS ''Don't Let Go" (Polydor) JIM MY "BO" HORNE "You Get Me Hot" (SunshinefTK) 29% of our reporters are on it Hot In the East at WDAS Climbing in the South at WJ MI and KMJC1. hot at WPDQ. MICHAEL JACKSON W KXI and WYLD Climbing in the Midwest at WLOU, WTLC and WK W M, hot there at KPRS "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough" (Epic) and VVVVVVS Climbing in the West at KDIA and KSOL DAVID RUFFIN PLEASURE "Glide" (Fantasy) 29% reporting airplay In the East it is medium at WK ND "Break My Heart" (WB) and hot at WDAS Medium in the South at WYLD and hot at WANT Added in the Midwest M AYFIELDICLIFFORD at W WVVS and WJLB, climbing at KPRS while hot at WTLC and WK W M Climbing at KDIA "Between You Baby..." (CurtomiRSO) and KDKO in the West SHALA MAR "The Second Time Around" (Solar/RCA) 29% reporting activity Added in the East at WKND Added in the South at WDIA. WKXI, WN00 and WJ MI; climbing at WGIV. In the Midwest it is in medium airplay at WTLC, WK W M, WCIN and VVVVWS, hot at CLIMBERS WLOU and WDAO Climbing in the West at KDKO Following are listed in order of their airplay activity

SUGAR HILL GANG "Rapper's Delight" (Sugar Hill) 40% of our reporters are on NEW &ACTIVE it in the Midwest it is new at WJ MO. WCIN and climbing at WK W M while hot at INVVVVS and WVKO In the West it is hot at KDIA and KDAY, added at KYAC The South reflects medium of our reporters are on it airplay at WO WI, WYLD and WPDCL hot at WGIV, WDIA, KOKY and WANT. Hot in the East EARTH, WIND Et FIRE "In The Stone" (ARC/Col) 24% Added in the South at WYLD and WEAS, picking up medium airplay at WJ MI. WAOK and at WDAS VVVVIN and WOL. WPDQ while hot at WOIC In the Midwest it's new at WK W M and WDAO with medium air DONNA SUM MER "Dim All The Lights" (Casablanca) 38% reporting airplay In play at WVKO, WCIN and WLOU the East it is hot at WKND and WOL In the South it is clir thing at WAOK, WDIA, WYLD and our reporters are on it W N00 while hot there at WPD Q. WJJS, WOIC and WANT The Midwest reflects medium ROSE ROYCE "Is It Love You're After" (Whitfield) 22% of Showing medium rotation at WXYV and WOL in the East. The South shows climbing posi airplay at W A R WJ MO, WK W M and WTLC while hot at KPRS. Hot at KDKO and KDIA in tions at WKXI. WHRK and WVEE hot at KOKY and WO WI In the Midwest it's climbing at the West W MJO and KPRS The West has medium airplay at KSOL. BAR-KAYS "Move Your Boogie Body" (Mercury) 38% reporting activity. Hot new of our reporters are on it Picking up record In the East it is hot at WXYV, medium at WVVIN. The South reflects new adds at SPINNERS "Body Language" (Atlantic) 20% medium airplay in the East at WXYV In the South it's climbing at KMJQ. WHRK, KOKY and W O W!, WNOO. WEAS and WGIV: climbing at KMJQ and KOKY and hot at WAOK. WVEE and W HRK Added at WK W M and WDAO in the Midwest while hot at WTLC Added also in the W VEE, hot at WGIV The Midwest has an add at WB MX with medium airplay at WDAO and WVVVVS West at KDAY and KYAC of our reporters are on it RUFUS Et CHAKA "Do You Love What You Feel" (MCA) 38% of our reporters PEACHES Ei HERB "Roller Skatin' Mate" (Polydor) 20% are on it. Breaking strongest in the South, medium airplay at KMJQ. WAOK, KOKY, WYLD. Hot new record debuting in the East at W WIN and WVVRL New in the South at WGIV while hot at WANT. New in the Midwest at WLOU, KPRS and WB MX Debuting in the West at WVEE and WHRK New in the Midwest at WLOU, WK W M. WJLB, medium airplay there at KDKO and KYAC WTLC. WJ MO. WVKO and hot at WCIN. Debuting in the West at KDIA. FATBACK BAND "King Tim Ill" (Spring/Polydor) 36% reporting action. In the LTD "Stranger" (AEtM) 18% of our reporting stations are on it. New in the East at WKND, medium rotation at WOL and VVVVIN Added in the South at WYLD: hot at WVOL and East it is new at W WIN and WXYV while climbing at WK ND and hot at WDAS New in the W DIA Debuting in the Midwest at WDAO while climbing at WVKO South at WHRK and VVVEE: otherwise hot at WANT, WOIC. KOKY. WDIA, WGIV and WAOK. In the Midwest it is climbing at WDAO and WK W M: hot at WVKO. Hot in the West at KDAY SWITCH "I Call Your Name" (Gordy) 36% reporting activity. In the West it is new at KDIA and climbing at K DKO The Midwest reflects the record climbing at WDAO. WJLB. WB MX and WJ MO, hot at WVKO and WTLC The South shows it new at WANT, climbing at W NOO. WJ MItind WVOL while hot at WYLD and WKXI Climbing at WKND and new at VVVVIN JAZZ„ in the East. ARCHIE BELL Et THE DRELLS "Strategy" (Philadelphia International) 33% reporting activity In the East it is hot at WDAS and WXYV In the South it is climbato at WPXI and WGIV, otherwise hot at WPDQ, WYLD. WEAS. WHRK, WVEE and WANT. The Midwest HOTTEST reflects medium airplay at WLOU. WB MX and W AS: hot at KPRS. Hot at KSOL in the West JEFF LORBER FUSION Water Sign (Arista) HERB ALPERT "Rise" (AEtIVI) 33% reporting airplay Hot in the West at KDIA, KSOL -Toad's Place" and KDKO In the Midwest it is hot at WB MX, WVKO. INVVVVS and WTLC. In the South it is BOB JAMES Lucky Seven (Tappan Zee/Columbial new at WPXI; otherwise hot at WVOL. WO WI, WYLD and WJJS while in medium airplay at Various Cuts W OIC Climbing at VVVVIN in the East and hot at WDAS LONNIE LJSTON SMITH A Song For The Children (Columbia) Various Cuts GATO BARBIERI Euphoria (AftM) Album Airplay Various Cuts NEIL LARSEN High Gear (Horizon) Following are listed in order of their airplay activity Various Cuts NOEL POINTER Feel It (UAI Various Cuts ERIC GALE Part Of You (Columbia/ O'JAYS "Identify Yourself" (Phil. Intl) "Forever Mine"•"Sing A Happy Song"• Various Cuts MICHAEL JACKSON "Off The Wall" (Epic) "Rock With Me" • "Don't Stop 'Til FREDDIE HUBBARD Love Connection (Columbia) You Get Enough"• "Working Day And Night" Various Cuts FUNKADELJC "Uncle Jam Wants You" (WS) " Knee-D eep - • LENNY WHITE Twennynine(Elektra) ASHFORD Et SIMPSON "Stay Free" (WB) "Stay Free" " Found A Cure" "No- ''Peanut Butter' body Knows" FLORA PURIM Carry On (WBI CHIC "Risque" (Atlantic) "My Forbidden Lover" • "Good Times" • "My Feet Keep Title Dancing" CO M MODORES "Midnight Magic" (Motown) "Still" • "Sail On" • "Midnight Magic" NEW &ACTIVE LTD "Devotion" (A& M) Stranger "• "'Share"' No New Records Qualified For New Fs Active PLEASURE "Future Now" (Fantasy) "Glide"• CURTIS MAYFIELD "Heartbeat" (CurtomiRSO) "Between You Baby And Me' • EAST . WRVIthlow York NY Herschel/PnErscotf W HURANashington, D.C., Jerise Fax KOOL. Et THE GANG "Ladies' Night' 10e-Litel"Ladies' Night"• WEAA/Baltimore : MD, Chauncey Lewis soup+ W CLK/Attanta, GA, Requava Ward MID WEST: WBBY/Colurribus. OH, P Norman Grant VVJEL/Detroit, MI, Dorian Paster WEST: KADX/Denver, CO, Chuck Edwards, KRE/Serkeley, CA, 'Asterisk denotes that cut has been released as a single Hal Jackson, KKGO/Los Angeles, CA, Monica Riordan, KJLHILos Angeles : CA, Lawrence rant., REtRiFriday. October 19 1979 Page 47

EAST SOUTH MID WEST WEST oc. Kool Et The Gang Funkadelic a Koo4 Ft The Gang FunkedsUc Funicadellc K °col ft The Gang Funkadelic David Ruffin Michael Jackson "Don't" Smokey Robinson Mayfield/Clifford Herb Alpert

Nme4 00 ,0- Stations are listed by region. Hots Regionalized Adds Er Hots are listed in order of their airplay activity. EAST MID WEST INWIN W S MX VI JMO K PBS WK W M W OL W W WS INXYV Chicago. IL Clew...rid OH Keno. City, MO Grand Rapids MI Bardrnore. MD Waddington. DC Baltimore, MD a...ow, MI Beni. Moody Don EteookerSue Wood. James Alexander Deli Mc* Frank Grant Lamy HMI Bob Scott Kermit Crockett

ADDED ADDED ADDED AD DED ADDED ADDED ADDED ADDED Fatback Band King Peaches to Herb Michael Jackson "Rock" Marvin Gays Marvin Gaye Rick J817111111 Gun Jona' Girls "Melody" Pleanue Marvin G•y• Spinner. Brenda Russell Johnnie Taylor Rufus to Chairs Prince Cameo "Sperkle" Prince Phyllis Hyman Pleasure KC to Sunshine Band "Bet' Lenny White Francs Joli F•tback Band King Bob Marley Michael Jack•on Rock Phyllis Hyman Whispers Patrice Rushen LTD "Stronger HOTTEST Destination Sugar Hill Gang Peaches to Herb Brenda Russell Fleetwood Mac Cindy to Roy Streisand/Sum mer HOTTEST Funkadelic D•niece Chicago Ber.Kays Stilt H ooper Isaac Hayes Michael Jackson Switch HOTTEST HOTTEST Sly Stone MB) EVI6F "Stone Kool Er The Gang Mass Production J•smin• Breeze IWO to The Gang Funkadelic Bob M•rley Lena Unlimited Funkadelic Kool to The Gang Michael Jackson Sly Stone 1W13) Funkadelic George Duke HOTTEST HOTTEST Hesven b Earth Herb Alpert Angela 801111 Michael Jackson Com modore. "Sail" Fare.° Funkadelic Dynasty Muriique Funkadelic AsMord to Simp.on Kool to The Gang Triple "S" Connection Kool to The Gang Anita Ward Love Unlimited K 001 to The Gang Jim my "Bo" Horne GO Mass Production Peach . to Herb M•nhettens David Ruff in Stargard David Ruffin Cameo "Just' Inlay Brothers Vernon Burch Michael Jackson HOTTEST Eddy Orient Sugar Hill Gang Marvin Gay* Herb Alpert Stephanie Mills "Pur isley Brothers Prince 0"J•ys "Forever' Isaac Hay . Bar Kays Smokeyy. Robinson Smokey Robinson HOTTEST Tower 01 Power Mayfield/Clifford Sugar Hill Gang Archie Bell to The Drell, Eddie Babbitt Teddy Pendergrass 0 Jays Crusade,, Mayfield/Clifford D•vid Ruffin M111111 Production SU98f Hill Gang KC to Sunshine Band Bet" Dy nasty Franc• Jot, W VK 0 Kool Er The Gang Cameo "Just" Nature's Divine W WRL Columbus, OH Chic W OAD Archie Bell to The Drell. Johnnie Taylor New York, NY Kirk Sinop Dayton, OH 0' Jay. "Forever- Bob Law/Unda Haynes W CIN Turk Logien Jim my "Bo" Home W OAD ADDED Cincinnati. OH WKND Smolt. Robinson WLOU Philadelphia, PA ADDED Mich .! J.koon Rock • Bob Long Hertford CT ADDED Com modores "Sall/Still' Louisville, KY Joe T aro Peaches to Herb Cameo "Sparkle' Eddie Jordon Faro° 88 King MN Price France Job Lenny White ADDED LTD New Birth ADDED Destination Phyllis Hyrnan Cindy to Roy ADDED Bar K•ys ADDED None Linda Williams Rick James "Gun Sugar Hill Gang War Pleasure Com modore. Stilt Sun Lane Sly Stone MB) Sly to Family Stone IWB/ Fat Larry s Band Freedom HOTTEST HOTTEST Sh•larnsr Marvin Gaye Porches to Herb Funkadelic HOTTEST HOTTEST Kool to The Gang LTD "Stronger" EINEfF "Stone" Lenny White Sugar Hill Gang Kool 6 The Gang Al Hudson to The Partners Stargard Smokey Robinson W AS Rufus to Choke Keel to The Gang MayfleidClifford HOTTEST Bell to James Toddy Pendergrass Michael Jackson "Off' Detnah. Ml Fat Larry• Band Herb Alpert Com modores "Still" Funkadelic Herb Alpert Rufus to Chak• J. Michael PilloKey Marvin Gaye David Ruffin Kool to The Geng HOTTEST Chic "Lover" Funkadelic Creme D'Cocoe Archie Bell & The Drell* Whisper. Prince Chic "Lover" Kool to The Gang Kool to The Gang ADDED HOTTEST Mayfield/Clifford Love Unlimited Chapter 8 Funkadelic Fatback Band Funk•delic Pleasure Funkadelic Fatback Band ''King Ashford to Simpson "Nobody" Shalom . Johnnie Taylor isley Brothers David Ruffin Bell to James Prince Pleasure Rufus to Ch .. Mayfield/Clifford Mayfield/Clifford Switch Ashford to Simpson "Crary" Wayne Henderson Shalimar Com modores "Still" David Ruffin Vernon Burch Nature's Divine Lee Moore Prince Anita Ward Isaac Hay . Fat Larry's Band GO Smokey Robinson N•tures Divine Sugar Hill Gang Rufu. to Chaka Bobby C.aldwaill Millie Jackson Dynasty Dionne Warwick Con Funk Shun Loy• Unlimited Isaac Hayes Tyrone Devi. Kool to The Gang Donna Sum mer Strelund/Sum mer Lenny Willia m. Minni• Riperton Nstali• Cole ADC Band Lee Oskar Brenda Russell Chenson

%TLC HOTTEST InrSerwpolle. IN SOUTH GO Jay Johneon Kool to The Gang WYLD INVOL VIOLA WIY00 W A DE MU M! isley Brother. IlloadrAlle, T71 Me mphis, TN Chattanooga. Till Agents, OA ADDED New Orisand LA Jackson, MS Brenda Russell Fred H•inroyy. Cart Haynes Ron King/Johnnie Neary David Oliver Doug Hanle Com modores "Still" WIlle Jay Johnson Isaac Hayes Patrice Ruston Chapter 8 ADDED ADDED ADDED George Duke ADDED ADDED ADDED David Puff In Dionne Warwick "Deis Stargard Pooches to Herb Bob Morley 18.14 Y Kota to The Gang Foxy Teddy Pendergrass Fatback Band Charles Jackson Wien . Lenny White George Duke Marvin Gaya Shadow Crusader' Shalimar Third World Ninth Creation Anna Ward Sly Stone Shalom . Con Funk Shun Cynthia Shia. Tyrone Osiris Foxy HOTTEST Leroy Humon Rick James "Gun" Ronn Matlock LTD "Stronger- HOTTEST HOTTEST Fatback Bend Noel Pointer EWErF "Sto ." Funkadelic Smokeyy. Robinson Chic 'Lover Kool to The Gang Cam . Kool to The Gang HOTTEST Bar Kays Michael Jackson HOTTEST HOTTEST Herb Alpert GO Fatback Band Lenny Williams Prince Funkadelic Funkadelic LTD "Stranger" Funkadefic Kool Et The Gang Crime 1:/Cocos Funkadelic Mess Production Smolt. Robinson Com modores "Sail" Brainstorm Com modore. "Still" S ha la mo r Bar Kays Herb Alpert Herb Alpert D Ion . Warwick Uncle Louie Sugar Hill Gang Isaac Hayes Prince Jim my "Bo" Horns Michael Jecitmon Derdece Smokey Robinson HO TTEST Marvin Gaya Switch Prince Funkodelic Foxy K ool to The Gang Mass Production Skyyy. Five Special Com modores "Still" Con Funk Shun Controllers Mandre Michael Jock•on Love Unlimited Vernon Burch Mayfield/Clifford Smokey Robinson Prince LTD "Stronger' Cameo Just' Pleasure FunkadMic Gene Chandler Number Kool to The Gang Archie Bell to The Drell' W ANT Isaac Hayes K ool Er The Gong 13ar-Kays Johnny Nash FUchroond. VA KC to Sunshine Eland Bet" W HRK WI00 Go B erl Mese PAerophis, TN Jackson, MS DrernatIc• WJJE1 Teddy Pendergrass Ron Olean Tom my Mani.111 AD DED Lyrichbtag. VA O'Jays Sing W VEE Nature'• Divine WEST Atlanta. GA ADDED ADDED Robert Gokie Me yfieldi C IlfIord (UP KDAV Scatty And.. . Rick Jam . "Gun" Shalimar HOTTEST DUNA Prince ADDED Fresno. CA Los Angeles, CA Wh6pers Sugar Hill Gang Oakland, CA ADDED Fatback Band "King" Walt.. Jackson Bonnie Pointer WE AS Kevin Lynn Say. Woods Fatback Band Jerry Boulding Nature's Divine Sevennoh, OA Rick J•rne• "Gun" Destrodon Elvin Johnson Herman Kelly Prince Streisand/Sum mer Tyrone Davis Floyd Bee ADDED ADDED Variations Funkadelic ADDED Stlx Hooper Anita Ward Love Unlimited Heaven to Earth Fatback Band "King" Slave Pleasure Peaches to Herb Deednetion Jasmine Breer• Lowrirli ADDED IseaciMillie StreisandlSumrner Kool to The Gang David Oliver HOTTEST Bar • Kay. Lakeside BarKays Streisand/Surn mer Five Special Donna Sum mer Rufus to Choke Sdx Hooper HOTTEST Funkadelic Michael Henderson Do Bobby Lyle Lakeside Peaches to Herb Switch "Call" Funkadelic Michael Jackson LTD "Shari." Jasmin• Breer• HOTTEST Archie Bell to The Drell. HOTTEST HOTTEST Kool to The Gang Funkadelic Herb Alpert Chic HOTTEST HOTTEST David Ruffin Michael Jackson Donna Sum mer Jean Cern Funkedelic Archie Bell to The Drell* Prince W OIC Funkadelic Marvin Gaye 00 David Ruffin EVVErF Michael Jackson N•ture's Divine Funkadelic Com modores Still" Columbia. SC Kool to The Gang Bar-Kays Smokeyy. Robinson Kool to The Gang Herb Alpert Michael Henderson Smokey Robinson Sob Welters David Ruffin Archie Bell Ts The Drelb Uncle Louis GO Kool to The Gang Third World Sugar Hill Gang Kool to The Gang Marvin Gaye Com modores "Sill" Com modores "Sail" HOTTEST Com modores Charles Jackson ADDED Com modores "Still" Ber-Keys France Joll KC to Sunshine Band "Bet Ashford to Simpson "Found Michael Jackson Smokily Robinson Sly Stone (WM Not Available Whispers Archie Bell to The Drell. Prince Jim my "Bo" Horne Stephanie Mills "Put- Ashford to Simpson Mayfield/Clifford Pleasure Fatback Band Chic Denlece WIlliams Archie Bell to The Drells Con Funk Shun Prince HOTTEST David Ruffin France Joh Switch Funk•delic Donna Sum mer Rock is Robbins "Be" Fatback Band Mayfield/Clifford Chic W OIV Isaac Hayes Raydio "More" Phyllis Hyman KNUCI Cherlotte, NC Z Z Hill Michael Jackson Houston. TX KOKV Chine Turner Joe Simon O'Jays "Sing" GO K DKO Jack Patterson title Rook API Love Unlimited KSOL KVAC Funk edelic Denver, CO Charlorion, Sc A mory SmIth ADDED Foxy San Meter., CA Solids, WA Maylield ,Clifford Ron CY Jay To m Jambon ADDED Al Hudson "Music" Sun J.J. Jeffries Robert L Scott Mu Band ADDED Bar Kays Stephanie Mills Donne Sum mer ADDED ADDED Patrice Ruahen Sob Marley Slave ADDED ADDED Teddy Pend•rgra•• Johnnie Taylor Co., Funk Shun Vernon Burch Salsoul Orchestra Peach . to Herb W P M Prince Bar Keys LTD Bell to Jam . Foxy Lee Oskar Unde Clifford Jacksonville, FL Com modores "Still Mervin Gaye Vernon Burch Prince Lee Moore HOTTEST Net Jackson Bobby Caldwell Rick James "Gun" Five Special Herb Alpert HOTTEST South Road Connection Funk sdellc Creme D'Cocoa Cindy to Roy W O WI Paul Lewis Flue Special Funkadelic Sugar Hill Gang ADDED Sugar Hill Gang PrInc• Norfolk, VA Dionne Werwick Kool b The Gong HOTTEST Gladys Knight HOTTEST Untie Williams Chester Benton E•gles HOTTEST Prince Funkadelic Kool to The Gang Linda Clifford Funkadelic Danl.. Williams Isaac Hayes Captain to Tennille Michael Jackson Mass Production Kool to The Gang Leroy Hutson Kool to The Gang Pesch., to Herb ADDED Fare-0 GO Michael Jackson Fatback Band Fatback Band Cameo "Sparkle' David Ruffin Bar Keys Destination Tower Of P o w er KC to Sunshine Band David Oliver Spinners Slave Herb Alpert HOTTEST Peaches to Hint, Shobizz "Pleeserflet" Michael Jackson Chic "Lover Mayfield/Clifford Aradta Franklin HOTTEST Dynasty Isaac Hayes Sugar Hill Gang Love Unlimited Orchestra HOTTEST Smokey Robinson Brenda Russell Funkadelic HOTTEST Jackie Moore Cameo "Just' Com modores "Still' Johnnie Taylor Michael Jackson Donna Sum mer Foxy Kool to The Gang Michael Jackson Cheater 8 Com modores S81151111 Bobby Blend Cameo Brenda Russell GO Com modores "Stilt Cameo David Ruffin iii•V Bros Mayfield/Clifford Donna Sum mer Teddy Pendergrass Michael Jeckson Herb Alpert Brenda Ruit•ell Funkadirlic Rose Royce Isley Woe Nature's Divine Pockets David Ruffin Stephani• Mills Kota to The Gang Jones Girl• Make" Vernon Burch Teddy Pendergrass Come' Com modores "Still' Jim my 'Bo ' Horns Plossure Michael Jackson Funkadalic Archl• Bell Et Th. Drell• Mess Production Sister Sledg• Smokey Robinson Herb Alpert Al Hudson Minnie Riperton Donna Sum mer 1( 001 tr The Deng Rose Royce Prince Bobby Caldwell Page 48 (ALBUM ORIENTED ROCK)

keep the station sounding fresh. Also of vital importance are the airplay rotations, determined mathematically so that a song is never played at the same time two days in a row. Jocks are also given some leeway to creatively mix the tunes for maximum impact. The station's rotations have been set up for an optimum listening time of two to three hours. Felix stated, "I can't feature any mass appeal radio station satisfying a ten-hour-a- Jeff day listener. Two to three hours is about as active as I want us to get." De-emphasizing Personality And Promotion Music is emphasized over both personality and promotion at KFMG. Felix stated, "Every- time a jock opens his mouth he runs the chance of alienating someone. If he plays a tune Gelb and then says how much he liked it, the audience perception might be that the jock is playing what he likes, not what they want to hear. I'd rather convey to our audience that we're playing what they want to hear, without doing a bunch of liners." As for promotions, Felix claimed, "We're open to them and listen to what other sta- Felix's Law: Less Is More tions are doing, and if something comes up we'll move on it. But most promotions are designed either to sell a record album or record company, or to help out the sales depart- Frank Felix is one of AOR radio's most respected yet controversial programmers. ment, none' of which are my concerns. My concern is Arbitron. And when you're play- While PD at KBP1/Denver his super-tight playlist took that station to ratings heights ing the best damn music that's come out of 20 years of rock 'n' roll, that's pretty power- it has not yet been able to equal again. Felix is now programming a new AOR signal in ful all by itself." Albuquerque, KFMG, where he has taken his unusual music and programming philoso- The KFMQ Connection phies several steps further. In the following conversation with Felix and KFMG GM Roger Agnew, we'll detail these controversial and intriguing philosophies. Just how powerful KFMG will prove to be in the Albuquerque radio marketplace (especially in comparison to competing KRST) is yet to be determined. The station signed on Subtracting To Add Numbers in the middle of the Spring ratings period with some well-placed TV spots and garnered a 12+ figure of 4.4 to !MST's down 7.3. The true test will come in Albuquerque's upcoming The most controversial aspect of KFMG is its musical playlist, which consists of 239 fall ratings book. An interesting indication of the format's possibilities for ratings numbers cuts total. Current hits rotate every five hours while older material may take three to four came from Lincoln, Nebraska at KFMQ, where KFMG GM Roger Agnew was formerly days to come up again. Why reduce the entire output of 20 years of rock 'n' roll to less than that station's GM. Agnew and Felix were brought in as consultants for ICFMQ's most recent 250 tracks? Felix explained, "Let's say our station played ten cuts an hour and you as a book. With KFMQ PD Bruce Wheeler executing the Felix-inspired tight playlist, KFMQ listener liked eight. After hearing those two cuts you didn't like several times they'd be a garnered its best ratings ever, and one of AOR radio's top 12+ figures as well: a whopping tune-out. So if we subtracted those two cuts from our playlist, theoretically you would want to listen longer because what you'd hear you'd like." Felix first put this philoso- 20+. A week ago Felix and Agnew left their posts at KFMG (though they will continue to consult the station) for co-programming positions at 91X/San Diego, where they will head- phy into programming practice at KBPI/Denver and amassed that station's highest ratings figures ever. He has further refined it into what he uses at KFMG: 239 hit album tracks quarter a new consultancy company. and hit singles by AOR artists. KFMG/Albuquerque: just an AOR oddity or a harbinger of a major evolution of the AOR form for the Eighties? Agnew opined, "We have developed tomorrow's Top 40. It Topical Blend happens to be album-based. All we've done is take some basic Top 40 philosophies and apply them to the ultimate extreme to AOR radio." Felix added, "If you look at your goal Not all of those cuts are hard-rockers, either. Felix programs a handpicked blend of as being everyone who listens to radio and keep plugging away at them, you're bound to AOR's biggest hits, which might include anyone from Boston to Billy Joel. Felix comment- get closer and closer to achieving that goal." The next several ratings periods in Lincoln, ed, "I can follow the philosophies that led to all-rock programming: Things have become Albuquerque, and now San Diego, should show whether Felix and Agnew can achieve that goal.

Evolution "I want to amass the largest audi- KYA-FM /San Francisco, which suffered a down Spring Arbitron book, has ence I can. At the same time I want switched formats to Top 40 . . . Carey Curelop has been named PD at KFMG/Albu- to do it with AOR because I believe querque following Frank Felix's departure from the station ... Bill Goldsmith has joined WCAS/Cambridge as PD from KDON/Salinas. . Rogers Brandon has it's the most mass appeal format, po- been named PD from Sales at Magic 98 (KMGN)/Bakersfield .. . Roy Stuewe has tentially, that exists." exited as PD at WOMP-FM/Wheeling . . KFMQ/Lincoln airstaffer Tom Burke has Frank Felix been upped to MD . . . Tawn Mastrey has exited KSJO/San Jose where she was MD. She'll announce her new plans shortly . . . Ken Johnson has been upped to MD at KGOT/Anchorage . . . Scott Jameson has joined KDKB/Phoenix for nights . . . Jim Roger Agnew, Frank Felix Sprinkle has joined KBCO/Boulder, as has Annette Griswold . . . Tim Cawley is new to WTAO/Carbondale WLPX /Milwaukee's new overnight air personality is so fragmented that a station might want to grab its niche of the audience and keep them Cassandra Stancil . Gabe Babtiste has joined WXLP/Davenport for mornings. happy. And if the all-rock stations aren't adding tons of new material, then they're doing Also new to WXLP is Dave Hanson for middays and the MD post . . . Wolf Schneider the same thing I am: subtracting soft stuff to make what's left sound better. has been upped to Production Director at Westwood One . . . Sally Weinstock has "I think an all-rock format can become just as boring as an all disco format, and just joined Watermark as Publicity Manager . . . Al Moss has joined Wynn Jackson as quickly," Felix continued. "I think you can come up with a way of shooting for a broader Promotions, Inc . . . . Phillip Page has exited his Jem Records promotional post for audience and pleasing them. I want to play the most popular music possible. I want to a National Promotion position with Virgin . . . Tom Mazzetta has joined Interna- amass the largest audience I can. At the same time I want to do it with AOR because tional Artists as their National Promotion Director . . . KLOS/Los Angeles news- I believe it's the most mass appeal format, potentially, that exists." person Leslie Sawyer has exited that post for a New York newsanchor post with the Picking Winners RKO Network. Her successor at ICLOS is former parttimer Jane Platt. With only 239 cuts to choose from. Felix has two vital concerns: that those cuts be the very best and least offensive ones he can play, and that his rotation pattern is airtight so that the same songs don't come up at the same times daily. Regarding track choices Felix revealed, "It's as much what we don't play as what we do. Every time I've heard of someone trying to make AOR a mass appeal format he always starts adding artists who don't fit. The average 22-year-old has a real hard time figuring out what's hip to like. He knows only two things he doesn't like: disco and middle-of-the-road music. It amazes me that anyone would try to put such artists in 'mass appeal' AOR's, but they do." KFMG's musical blend is a result of research and instinct. "I don't believe in passive research," Felix commented. "I spent a lot of time doing it, and it always seems to slant answers toward an England Dan & John Ford Coley type of sound. I spend a lot of time looking through thousands of telephone request lists. When these active listeners call we often ask them what they think of ten or fifteen different songs. It does nothing to reach other stations' listeners but you learn a hell of a lot about pleasing the active end of those who are already listening to your station. You've gotta answer your phones: you've got to write down their requests."

Community Appeal Beyond the telephone lines. Felix keeps a watchful eye on the community-at-large. "It's that whole bit about what's being played in the car next to you and how loud it's being cranked up. Or walking into a 7-11 store and seeing if they're still tapping their toes to 'Don't Bring Me Down.' About the time I get sick of hearing something on the radio, ORLANDO Grrs HATCHET JOB — In commemoration of Epic recording artists Molly Hat that's when I know I can't even consider pulling it out of rotation yet." chef's success from a hometown band to a major recording act, WDIZ persuaded Orlando All of this input, combined with Felix's own instincts, results in the station's super- Mayor Carl Langford to proclaim a recent Molly Hatchet Week. Pictured (l-r) are station PD Neil Mirsky, group's Danny Joe Brown, Duane Roland, and Dave Hlubek, (sitting) Mayor tight musical blend. This group of tunes changes as often as Felix deems necessary to Langford. 05

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Update Klikti/Los Angeles provided official live coverage from the city's "Street Scene," a weekend-long outdoor free festival of arts and musk which emphasized L.A.'s new wave bands. KlAiS set up an information booth to provide a focal point for informational services, and was on the air hourly with live coverage of the musical portions of the weekend . . WM MS/Cieveland is reprising its "Buzzard Beatles Blitz." a weekend-long special of rare Beatles-related interviews and music, and adding new material to the show as well Six Eastern AOR radio stations hooked up for an informal radio network concert broadcast of Polydor recording artist Bram Tchaikovsky. WBCN/Boston acted as host station. WBCN also provided live coverage of the Seabrook anti-nuke demonstrations for ten AOR's nationwide . WIYY/Baltimore had an overflow response to their most recent promotion, which gave away tickets to the World Series games . KSAN/Slin Francisco co sponsored a skate-a-than for Greenpeace that amaslad an impressive $40,000 in pledges . . . KBCO/Boulder's fifth annual Boulder Music weekend aired tapes from area musicians who were judged in a competition for a grand prize Martin D-28 guitar. Leading the panel of judges was Richie Furay . WDHA/North Jersey has set up voter registration booths complete with refreshments and station tours to encourage a large voter turn-out . . KWFM/Tueson is lining up acts for a Fall Jam '79 concert with proceeds earmarked for the March of Dimes. Among those already signed to perform are Mike Nesmith and Point Blank . .. Magic 98 (KMGN)/Bakersfield is a new AOR that needs album service from all labels. Contact MD Luke Johnston at (805) 397-7000.

TAKE A FLYING LEAP — That's CHO M-F M/Montreal Promotion Director Mark Sherman prow ing he'll do anything for the sake of a station promotion, including skiing down a manmade snow slope into a swim ming pool. Sherman was a contestant in a station sponsored sum mer skiing tourney which netted its winner a $3000 RCA home video system.

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SIAIUNG FACES — Greeting Epic Records recording artist David Werner (center) backstage lot lowing a recent LA concert appearance were KMET Assistant PD Jack Snyder (left) and R&R AOR Associate Editor Christina Anthony (right).

GUITARS 'N' STARS — Columbia recording artist Ron Wood brought his New Barbarians to Cleveland for a concert appearance Pictured backstage after the show (1 r) are Columbia's Brian Litman, Wood, W M MS PD John Gorman, W M MS air personality Betty Korvan Concerts Et Conversations PRESENTATIONS: KSMB/Lafayette presented Prism for $1.94 . WMMS/Clew land presented Moon Martin for $1.01. RADIO CONCERTS: Moon Martin on WMMS/Cleveland . . . Rippi Marchello on WL1R/Long Island . . . Bullseye on WBAB/Long Island . . . Carolyne Mas, Shirts, Danny Douma on WAER/Syracuse . . . Bread And Roses on KTIM /San Rafael . . . Records 00 KSAN/San Francisco. GUEST DJ'S: Dennis DeVoting (Styx) on WMET/Chicago . . Police on WZAM/WMYK/ Norfolk . . . "Heavy Lenny" Bronstein ( A&M) on KSMB/Lafayette . . Dr. Dementa, Robert Palmer on WMMR/Philadelphia. CONVERSATIONS: Michael Gregory Jackson, John Scofield, Herb Alpert, Dizzy GU- lispie on WRVR/New York . . . Jimmy Messina, David Werner on WMET/Chicago . . • David Werner on KNAC/I,ong Beach . . . Molly Hatchet, Billy Thorpe on K MOD/Tulsa . . . Martin Mull on KTYD/Santa Barbara . . . Robert Fripp on WLIR/Long Island . . • Jerry Jeff Walker, John Prine, Dirt Band on WKDQ/Evansville . . . Roger Glover, Richle Blackmore (Rainbow), Eric Bloom ( BOC), Richie Furay on KTCL/Ft. Collins, CO . . . David Werner, Eddie & The Hot Rods, Roy Loney on WJKL/Elgin . . . Desmond Child on K99/Great Falls . . . Pages, Molly Hatchet on KBPI/Denver . . . Kenny loggins. Knack, Tom Petty on WLUP/Chicago . . . Blue Steel on WBRU/Providence . . . Pop on KWST/Los Angeles . . . Kenny Loggins on KSHE/St. Louis . . . David Werner on KNAC/ Long Beach . . . Persuasions on KVRE/Santa Rosa . . . Ricky Medlock (Blackfoot) on WBIR/Knoxville . . . Records on KSAN/San Francisco . . . Doug Heger (Knack) on VVWWW/Detroit . . Talking Heads on KISW/Seattle . . Talking Heads on KGON/Port- land.

COMING NEXT WEEK: With the World Series still fresh in people's minds, this MAKIN' CONVERSATION — Columbia recording artist Eddie Money performed for a recent seemed the right time to check in with AOR radio for its opinions on sports coverage. outdoor concert rear Columbus, Ohio. The event was covered by QFM96/Columbus. Pictured Next week we'll speak with PD's and air personalities at AOR's nationwide who have backstage before the show (In) are Money, QFM96 PD Tom Tauber, Columbia's Pete Ander- turned to innovative sports coverage for unique flavoring to the AOR radio form. son

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Page 52 Radio&Records Album MrPlaY/ 40 _____Chart Albu m Cuts are listed in order EAGLES swooped into October 19 1979 154 REPORTERS _1 1 of airplay preference first place this week, un 9/24 ?GS 10/12 10 19 settling TEP with a potent The Long Run (Asylum) "Heartache" Title "Shoes" "King" 11 4 1 EAGLES list of hot reports ZEp, In Through The Out.. (Swan Song) . "Love" "Fool" "Evening" "Sourer" 1 1 2 LED ZEPPELIN FOREIG NER and TRICK Head Games (Atlantic) "White Boy" Title "Rev" "Even" all remained pheno menal 2 2 2 3 FOREIGNER Dream Police (Epic) Title "Voices" "Tonight" "Hell" ly strong. STYX inched in 14 3 3 4 CHEAP TRICK Cornerstone W WI "Babe" "Lights" "Never" "Borrowed" to top five as TULL and - 206 5 STYX HATCHET Inched up. Slow Train Coming (Columbia) "Serve" "Angel" "Train" "Animal" 3 4 5 8 BOB DYLAN KNACK held rock steady. Storm watch (Chrysalis) "Oil" "Move" "Orion" "Home" 248 8 7 JETHRO TULL M AC debuted stronger Flirtin' With Disaster (Epic) Title "Whiskey" "Over" "Rockin'" than any albu m in 1979, 167 9 8 MOLLY HATCHET Eve (Arista) "Damned- "Lucifer" "Man" with a potent combination 7 5 7 9 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT Get The Knack (Capitol) "Good""Selfish" "Sharona" of airplay in all rotations. 4 6 10 10 KNACK W atch for this record to Tusk (WB) "Sisters" "Think""Angel" Tide 11 FLEETWOOD MAC join the superstars crowd Boogie Motel (BearsvilleIVVB) "Bed" Title "Lucky" "Motion" - 19 12 FOGHAT at the top of the chart next Fear Of Music (Sire) "Wartime" "Paper" "Mind" week as the massive num 17 15 15 13 TALKING HEADS Eat To The Beat (Chrysalis) "Dreaming" "Accidents" "City" bet of adds convert to high - 25 14 BLONDIE Volcano (MCA) "Fins" Title "Lady" "Drinks" or airplay rotations FOG- 20 10 12 15 JIM MY BUFFETT HAT jumped upward as Gom m With The Wind (Stiff/Epic) "Hold" '24 Hr." "Come" 19 17 13 16 IAN GO M M HEADS bobbed up. BLON- Marathon (Columbia) "Wanted" "Lightning" "Times" - 18 17 SANTANA DIE leaped upward as 5 9 11 18 CARS Candy-0 (Elektra) "Go" "Type" "Do" SA NTAN A inched up RAITT had a good week 12 14 14 19 MOON MARTIN Escape From.. (Capitol) "Rolene" "Reason" "Chance" Highway To Hell (Atlantic) Title "Rhythm""Touch" of increased airplay rota- 9 12 16 20 AC/DC The Glow (WB) "Thank" "Thing" "Baby" "Coming" tions, REO maintained and - 32 26 21 BONNIE RAI77 LOGGINS moved up nice- Nine Lives (Epic) "Road" "Heavy" "Money" "Take" 11 18 22 22 REO SPEED WAGON ly CURRY inched up as - 33 23 KE N NY LOGGINS Keep The Fire (Columbia) -This Is""Love" Title SHOES jogged upward. 10 16 21 24 NEIL YOUNG Rust Never Sleeps (WBIReprise). . . "Blue" "Sail" "Finger" "Black" COUGAR had a good week and JACKSON de- 34 29 20 25 QUADROPHENIA Vali( us Artists (Polydor) "5:15" "Joker" "Faces" Fearless (MIM) "Rock" "Paradise" buted with numerous adds. 26 26 27 28 'TIM CURRY H B O moved up while Present Tense (Elektra) -Tomorrow Night- "Late" "Now" 4° 3° 40 27 SHOES RAINBO W nearly charted 6 13 17 28 ROBERT PALMER Secrets (Island) "Friends" "Jealous" "Case" John Cougar (Riva) "Lover- "Dancin'" - 39 34 29 JOHN COUGAR 16 19 28 30 LITTLE RIVER BAND First Under The Wire (Capitol) "Loser- "Change" "Man" 'Wonder" 21 22 24 31 SAM MY HAGAR Street Machine (Capitol) "Jane" "Trans Am" "Pains" _ r2 JOE JACKSON I'm The Man (A& M) Title"Radio" "Different" "Kute" - 34 30 33 KARLA BONOFF Restless Nights (Columbia) "Baby" -Walk" "Trouble" "Water" 39 - 31 34 PAT BENATAR In The Heat Of The... (Chrysalis) "Heartbreaker" "Lover" "Rated X" Into The Music (WB) "Bright Side""Game" The Album Airplay/40 chart re- 27 28 32 35 VAN MORRISON presents activity based on a com- 8 21 23 38 Labour Of Lust (Columbia) "Cruel" "Susan" bination of add, medium and hot NICK LOWE NEW reports Artists' chart numbers - 39 37 HALL Er OATES X-Static (RCA) "Wait" "Bebop" "Intravino" ENTRY are displayed over a four-week a moSS period. The artists in italics regis- - 35 38 JUDAS PRIEST Unleashed In The East (Columbia) . . "Diamonds" "Manalishi" tered the most rapid gains in air RECORDS The Records (Virgin) "Starry Eyes" "Teenarama" play for the week Album cuts 22 25 29 39 that are also current singles are 32 33 36 40 JOURNEY Evolution (Columbia) "Lovin'" "Angels" "You" listed in bold type MEDIUM THE HOTTEST MOST ADDED 9/28 10119 10/12 1015 9,21 10/19 10/12 10,5 9/28 9/21 10/19 10/17 10A5 9/28 9/21 1 FOOHAT 00101 / MI 34/0 0/0 0,0 1 FLEETWOOD MAC 134/1 O N 010 W O W O 1 EAGLES 161/141 1181101 102/10 0/0 0,0 Boogie .. (Elearsvi)le/VVB) Al2 A M A-33 Tusk IW131 M-3 The Long Run (Asylum) Al 33 49 Sleepin'" 14 26 H-S 1+1 Sisters' . H-11 "Heartache" MO 4 3 2 JETHRO TULL. 11554 111 03 113/15 0/0 2 JOE JACKSON 81,60 2 2 0/0 AO 0/0 2 LED ZEPPEUN 111/1 11711431151141 116/1 111/137 Storm watch (Chrysalis) A 3 A-14 Al4 I'm The Man (A& M) M O In Through (Swan Song) AO a 0 AO N Sea Oil" 1466 1442 1434 Title HI "All My Love - M 6 4 4 M 3 M 3 3 TALKING HEADS 08/50 M I N 112 23 110157 3 RICK DERRINGER 37120 17/12 7/3 SAF 0/0 3 FOREIGNER 128/11 138/129131/111 132/11 128/12 Fear Of Music (Sire) A I 11-0 A-3 Al Guitars 6 (Blue Sky) Ma MA MO Head Games (Atlantic) A 11 A 111 "Lite During Wartime - 1437 14.37 14-36 14 zs Title 1+2 1 1+0 HO 'White Boy" M 10 M S 11 Mil M 4 SANTANA 11 45 95/10 M O 0,47 4 20= 2$24 2049 WO 40 WO 4 CHEAP TRICK 129/10 135/113 13304 12122 1871 Ma athon (Columbia) 5,22 Ad3 All 29/20 (Portrait) M A M-0 Dream Police (Epic) AO 2 12 A 102 A 16 "All I Wanted" H-Z1 14-13 HO "V.110w Pills" H-1 1 /40 Title M V M 20 23 M 6 MO 5 ALAN PARSL•NS PROJ. 102113 116/60 110/611 107,53 100/54 5 D. NALL Er J. OATES was 01 41 11,11 0/0 O M 6 STYX 127/7 130,84 106/3 0/0 OV ve (Arista) A3 A3 Al A4 Ad X-StatIc (RC A) M-211 2 M O Cornerstone IAE/MI A 3 30 103 1440 "Walt For Me" H-6 1 140 "Damned If " H-66 H42 /4-52 14-50 "Babe' . M19 MIS 0 6 IAN GO M M 17110 72143 77110 70.100 6 SANTANA 11 22 06 43 30/30 6 0 0/0 6 BOB DYLAN 112/81 125/92 127/97 13143 12643 Gom m With. IStitVErsic) Al A4 k2 J1-0 A-3 Marathon (Columbia) M 45 19 M-0 Slow Train Coming (Coll AO AO 1 *3 Al 8.21 "All I Wanted"' 8-23 13 140 "Hold On" 1425 14-32 14.35 H IS "Serve Somebody" M 31 ion 29 M 36 M 39 7 PAT BENATAR 5741 51/35 36 21 41/15 OAF 7 SNAIL 26120 31120 V I 010 010 7 M OLLY HATCHET 103/64 10741 10502 115,50 97/13 in The Heat.. (Chrysalis) Al Al A-12 All A-37 Flow (Cream( PA-4 I M O FlirtirT With Disaster lEpic) Al A 2 12 A 10 A 77 H-2 H-1 "-Tonight" 141 2 144 "Heartbreaker " H-9 H-7 14-3 Tide M 36 M 36 36 M25 M7 8 BONNIE BAIT! N at IO W M a 0/17 8 APRIL WINE 171111 OAP 010 010 0/0 8 KNACK 81 43 R U H 96 48 111/7 117/110 Harder Fester 'Capitol) MO The Glow (WB) A.15 A21 A-61 A 16 Get The Knack (Capitol) AO AO 0 AO AO "I Like To Rock" 14-1 'Thank You - 1+27 ma He H-0 "Good Girls" M18 PA 17 10 M 11 M7 00/15 10,21 6651 16/111 0/0 BLONDIE 12 27 N A 5/0 0/0 0/0 9 BONNIE RAITT JETHRO TULL 7 N M 11942 113/31 122 04 M-35 64. 37 41-11 M O Eat To The.. (Chrysalis) A-12 A.73 Ad The Glow (1A/B1 Tie Storm watch (Chrysalis) A3 A14 34 A-55 "Thank You H-27 1+72 H'S HO "Dreaming" H-34 H41 HO Tie "Al Sea Oil" PA-56 PA-413 -45 M 4 10 KENNY LOOGINS M I M A U 13/11 010 0/0 9 KENNY LOGOINS 6437 646 13/7 0/0 0/0 9 ALAN PARSONS PROJ. 102411 115162 110,152 107450 100/10 Ti Keep The Fire (Columbia) PA-37 M-5 P•41 r . Keep The Fire 'Columbia) A-14 Ad? A 11 Eye (Arista) A-3 A3 A4 1417 1441 HI -This Is H.17 H4 HI 'This Is It" Fr "Damned If M 43 M OO 45 M-63 M 44 15/11 O M 0,0 0/0 0,0 9 QUADROPHENIA 60137 7542 15/21 951 0/0 10 POUCE 10 CARS 10149 07 41 15/74 112/1 1251111 Reggatta De Blanc IA6180 MI Various Artists (Polyd0r) A-2 All A V A41 Candy 01Elektral AO A-0 0 Ad Tie N-17 H IS 147 HO message in A Bottle - 14-0 "Let's Go .' M-19 PA 73 21 PA-12 5411 10 JEAN-LUC PONTY 35/14 .22/12 OAP AO 0/0 10 AC/DC 7325 96 43 93 43 03/40 96/48 11 JIM MY BUFFETT 77141 15 41 I MO 75110 77/35 Al A 1 A3 Al A 2 T . Taste 01 Passion (Atlantic) PA4 J 17 M-1,141 Highway To Hell (Atlantic) Volcano IMCA) A2 AI -6 AI Al 1+3 H-1 ne Title 1441 1144 H-411 1445 1446 '6 "Beach Gig" 'Fins" M V M 35 M PAM M 36 20/14 20/10 13/13 O M 0/0 10 SHOES 10411 47/31 70/20 fign 0/0 10 UK 12 TALKING HEADS 11/37 44/37 95 31 I WO 90/28 A-54 Tie Night Alter Night (004y00r) M 4 MI 111-0 Present Tense lElektral Ad A-12 A-49 Fear Of Music 'Sire) A I /1-0 3 A4 AS 142 H-0 NO "Tomorrow Night" H,I0 H4 142 HO 'Nothing Lose' 'Life During Wartime" M b 0 M 49 63 M 411 M 57 10 311-SPECIAL 14/11 0,0 Ai AO 0/0 11 M OLLY HATCHET 103 107/3* 106/35 00/25 97/7 13 AC/DC 73/311 15144 113/01 93115 91146 Rockin' Into The... (A0M1 M O Flirtin' With Disaster (Epic A4 A 2 A 12 A 10 A- il High way To Hell (Atlantic) At Al 3 Al Al HO Title H64 H69 HIS H-50 14•13 Title Title M 39 M 40 44 M-40 M 45 60/34 6124 75/30 46 40 11 HEADBOYS 18/73 AO AO O M 12 REO SPEED WAGON 04/30 III 14 BLONDIE 13 24 M I 510 O R 00 Headboys IPSO) M 4 M O Nine Lives (Epic) A-0 A-0 A 0 AO Ad Eat To The (Chrysalis) A112 A 73 "Shape"' H1 HO "Road Again" Has 1442 8.45 14 51 H-50 -Dreaming 114-37 0441 4

The Added reports of charting artists.are displayed over a ive-week The Medium reports of charting artists are displayea over a tree-week The Hottest reports ot charting artists are displayed over a five-week period. They are hsted in order of total reports within the specific rotation penod. They are listed in order of total reports within the specific rotation wriod. They are listed in order of total reports within the specific rotation for the week. Two numbers follow each album title. The first represents the for the week. Two numbers foUow each album title. The first represents total sir the week, Two numbers follow each album title. The first represents total number of our reporting stations playing the album this week The total number of our reporting stations playing the album this week. The sec- number of our reporting stations playing the album this week The second is the number of those stations that added it this week. Below these numbers second is the number of those stations that reported it in medium rotation ond is the number of those stations that reported it in hot rotation this this week. Below these numbers are breakdowns of the album's reports in week. Below these numbers are breakdowns of the album's reports in other are breakdowns of the album's reports in other rotations for the week The other rotations for the week The album's preferred airplay cut is listed rotations for the week The album's oreferr.d airplay cut is listed album's preferred airplay cut is listed. THE NEW JOE JACKSON ALBUM PROVES THAT HE IS THE MAN. , AVAILABLE NOW FROM A&M RECORDS &TAPESA 10/25 Omaha, NE • 10/28 Minneapolis, MN - 11/2 Vancouver, B.C. • 11/3 Victoria, B.C. • 11/4 Seattle, WA • 11/7 Berkeley, CA • 11/9 Santa Monica, CA Produced by David Kershenbaum. Agency: William Morris/Wayne Forte c 1919 AAA Records, Inc All Rights Reserved REtRIFriday. October 19, 1979 Page 54 SINGLES JAZZ ON TACIA ACM [BREAKERS_ 1 POLICE Breakers are those newer records that have the greatest "Message In A Bottle" (A& M) 1 JEAN-LUC PONTY Taste Of Passion (Atlantic) 'Beach Girl""Sunset Drive" "Dreamy Eyes" level of station activity on any given week 2 RAINBO W 2 WEATHER REPORT 830 (ARC/Columbia) REETVVOOD MAC "Since You've Been Gone" (Polydor) "Bird/and" FLEETWOOD MAC Tusk 3 SNIFF 'N' THE TEARS 3 NEIL LARSEN High Gear (Horizon) Tusk (NIB) "Driver's Seat" (Atlantic) Title "Rio Este" "Sietere" Pee "Think" 4 KINKS 4 JEFF LORBER FUSION Water Sign (Arista) "AngeL" 87% of our re "Catch Me Now I'm Falling" (Arista) - Toad's Place" "Sparkle" porters on it. Total album 5 BRAND X Product (Passport) report= 134. A-123, PA-3, 5 DAVID WERNER "Waves""Rhesus" H-11. Debuted this week et "What's Right" (Epic) 6 CRUSADERS Street Life (MCA) number 11. 6 DAVE EDMUNDS Title "Rodeo Drive" "Girls Talk" (Swan Song) 7 HERB ALPERT Rise (A6 M) Title 7 HEADBOYS 8 B.B. KING Take It Horne (MCA) "Shape Of Things To Come" IRSOI Title 8 CHARLIE 9 DAVID SANCIOUS Just As I Thought (Arista) JOE JACKSON "Killer Cut" (Arista) Title "Remember" I'm The Man (AEtM) 9 SINCEROS 10 FLORA PURIM Carry On M B) Tide "Radio" "Different" "Take Me To Your Leader" (Columbia) "Sayers" "Love Lock" "Corine" "Freeway" "Kuhr." 53% of our report- 10 SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY ers on It. Total album re- "Anxious" (Mercury) ports: 81 A-80, M-0, H-1. These albu ms rec eiv ed •Ig nifica nt airplay r•p orts this w eek but did not chert T hee• 46'• receiv ed sig nifica nt A O R airplay rep orts this w eek T h ese •In gles Debuted Mkt week at num- on the Albu m Airplay/40 ii•tin g This chart represents activity bas ed on • corn are eith er not availa ble on en albu m or are fro m en eiburn not curre n tly on the ber 32. blnetion of ad d m ediu m and hot rep orts as w •Il as special jazz progra m ming Albu m Airplay/40 chart T he chart Is listed in ord er of total m entio ns rec eiv ed The eibu m's preferred airplay cuts are listed this w eek REGIONAL MA ACTIVIT9

MOST ADDED MEDIUM THE HOTTEST FLEETWOOD MAC EAGLES Tusk (WB) 33/32 FOGHAT The L,ong Run (Asylum) 33/32 JOE JACKSON EAST Boogie... (BearsvilleANB) 20/14 LED ZEPPEUN I'm The Man (A& M) 28/27 BONNIE RAITT In Through.. (Swan Song) 32/31 Albany RICK DERRINGER Binghamton 23/12 104 516 462-5555 The Glow (we) FOREIGNER 807 772 8850 Guitars &... (Blue Sky) 12/11 WAAL GUADROPHENIA Head Games (Atlantic) 29/27 SCRA M iCat mele , POLICE PO' N MI COEPER PM steno 99 ou t WO N* 4E915, PAT efAATNI Various Artists (Polydor) 18/11 ASO Pei O. IONA ASSY AO. 0101 BASCOM CHEAP TRICK N ORMS 'sire ., M K CO C OS 'Swan loomP Reggatta De (A & M) 7/7 LED C MS . IS. . SAN) ssass AMe4 O ar 1 10155 iCAl a le) PAT BENATAR Dream Police (Epic) 29/25 MIMIC MITT ICI (MM INA) toot outtnetli 111,* Mr' WIE N = MC 'III SANTANA aim LON ltair leist In The Heat.. (Chrysalis) 13/11 0( 0 M W MC 10. •SisteA a/Www• Tit le STYX CNS Iliettrel Mott ./ 'COM M 1160 1 JOE SAMSON INN' Marathon (Columbia) 20/6 M U. I CONS IFC.A1 M PS IM IC•101 1.1 Title •Dereidlee• AT M. DAL lOiresel lel •intr mlite Cornerstone (A& M) 29/24 101 100111. INN1 N A NO. 111301 00% 'UN/ HEADBOYS DIN SYMiTS COI SII-SPECiAL IN N •Alcninl/lIans• rsid tatorson net Tie COPY 1111Ni •Ste ciee Stone sio cart INN' Headboys (RSO) 9/6 Is Melederl LOI lAniedm, POINTER SISTERS INImietl MT N Cli Nighr 'PA O M istilICEP , ' M OLES lAseles, hooted ne/Loee• T1.1/1/ numbers follow each album title. The Two numbers follow each album title. The Two numbers follow each album title. The NA N A MI PM 'EPIC' O N WIN (AIM) LID A PSLIN IS,. Uwe, A NT•LUC ACM fl let lent Ill I R. Orly. MEL I DATES INA, first represents total number of Eastern first represents total num ber of Eastern sta- first represents total number of Eastern 101110101 lAtleint ADO -NU M I WO 10.116 WADS III .) TU N A RE MIT INC/Colonblel stations playing the album this week. The OA. M U NN 'Sem SOM. 'OSLO M it; INN' CITT St lAtlentic, statio ns playing the album this week. The tions playing the album this week. The sec- OREGON it 'Nitre, ant (Colisellio0 191•010PMENIA 1Polyilor second Is the number of those stations AFT LO MA INIetel second is the number of those stationt, that ond Is the number of those stations who re- v. K M'S . IS, WAS' . FOREO NER 1.10 .10 NIL LARSEN litelsoti RoNt NEM . 'Cl SiNCE NS 1Colm alei OW N IE 1•elstel added it this week. ported it in medium rotation this week. who reported it in hot rotation this week. M OO MOAT . 'CAPitol , 110.0.1E MITT (Cl SCATINSIDE M O W 111ercirt, 50)511 None RATAis 110 .i RICO 00111.0111 IB M Slot S WA M 1Colomele, PELICE A NS 'Viet. , 910111 M AT 'Mei .' CHEAP TRIO' 1415, C O M M MIS 100 .1 1•1 AOOT St MIN O s Tel" PAPLA1101011 1061 01.14. , 51* PON506 N M. IC ter.. PAOLO M I N 1410 J S WI M 401101.1•1 RN DYLAN (0.0 .61•1 Hartford Lewiston-Portland\ KG W RIT Ilsimoll Bridgeport D OS 1Cleideal N O WT (oryssii.) Melia LIM NS 'Vire . , 207-375.4208 TAMES 1. 0 .1 11110 MESSINA 10.1 01.1•. 203 579-9995 203-549.3456 W BLbile• CANT IS M./ ,,,,, IMODIE tCAry . "• 1 AC/DC 'Atlantic, Jess 207-774-6364 t,i,n site TOM MY Iiieseermi JE.-LISC ACINTT Intientici Mee XIM6T01 lei Ms IRIAN ST. SANS £ .00 TULL Mireeallei Pei SILL NEO N 01.0141:01 011•1 Dig Zr, LONER (Nieto K ONT 40apreplii4 M. Is 0 LOO M M . 5 00(1 lOwyseile) Po. Mal IO W, 04AP .101 'Epic I CONNOPMENI• Pal i ll' I MALT RA MEY apic, JONA NO ME MITT 101 AMIN STYX 1AM/ SNIETeOTTOil singlos JOE ANNIMI IN N Allentown M OO CO CCI 11111•41 M M . = MC SC) *1',et flee. •Mover M/T••• • neiled ODD. AAA * Int.) R OOT leatireti "Neel NOY •Cn Tem MS .. SNAIL 1Creesi •1.1,00.• FLEETWOOD MC IS, Z95 21 5 6 9 4 0 51 1 TONS( foli 1 1.01 al POLICE IN N Ott .t (let clef 10)_1 SAADAAA 1021 .01•1 Sal NAITO 11001 w oos.regniam utli 410114.111 0.1 Dwelll JIAN-LISC P571 lAIlestIci .411 . a lt 'O MIT lEplel M AO I NSES PIM DU/111111111 4111 0 Sky, MAI MED MAC ill/ ADI ACRID. IN C wino Metteet Boston AORMT lemrs• 11 I Val gn at) mt. ICArNeal Is) OE N W ant tolli NI, M AMIE OE MS NAist ee lore. TOREIGMER 'Atlantic; MAO" MI NS lllll eityi LID W KS . Ileoe C RP AC/DC Oltlest151 •Orl m• 0. SwF O W 10 Cr.. ect 61 7.2 6 6 - 111 1 IILIN FOIST 1M1c/Cleee. IC/ PC/CC 'At(antle) CARE N CN N. INA/ MICR ICalte ,, IN 'CAN'T* " NOELS 1Caeltel , ient .t Matter IS, MO M 1C.Itell ROIL ICreasl ST. IN N PO W C NN INCA, PFRI MS RCS. lArletel o ats tssossi W O) , * M a 401 IAN LLOYD 'Swett, W ee.) TALAINO INNS 'Sire, 510‘ DERP.NCLA tel . N O MOLES 1. 0 .1 AO MIT SERAPOINI no INEO WOON lIpId TALADOG MEADS ISIrel ✓OMIT Mi . 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MOST ADDED MEDIUM THE HOTTEST FLEET WOOD MAC Tusk (WB) 31/29 EAGLES JETHRO TULL SOUTH JOE JACKSON The Long Run (Asylum) 34/31 • Storm-watch (Chrysalis) 24/16 IS .. I'm The Man (AB M) 818 LED ZEPPEUN Amarillo FOGHAT Dallas-Ft. Worth SANTANA In Through... (Swan Song) 33/31 KY99 6 06-3 59 85 61 21 4 42 6 550 0 Boogie (Beersville/WB) 25/15 Q102 Marathon (Columbia) 18/7 STYX 115 1 010 00 5 5 ALBUM ROCK 5151101111 5 15 5141 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT ii- 5 15111 1001 5 FOGHAT Cornerstone (A& M) 32/26 0 0•• 5 LUPO 11 51 1 5.1 04, TIIII 51 5 0115 51 0 1010 5 41 10510 Eve (Arista) 29/14 , 0 1051111 5 5 01 4 1 5 Boogie. (Bearsville/WB) 25.45 FOREIGNER 15 10 5 5 4 5 541 1 1 5 1 5 51 5 • 05 5 0 1 51 ./.11211 10111 510 0 511 11,5,60 014/ I 015 1 5. TALKING HEADS 5 11 5 0 5 510 14.2011100 114 10. 41110 5 1111 5111 0 01 D. HALL Et J. 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TUESDAY, October 9 Had to get my film on the first plane out of Nashville to Los Angeles for the R&R Nashville Notepad deadline. . Made it. . (You saw that work last issue) . FICAP and WSM put It was a nonstop week in Nashville for the 1979 Country Music Convention, their heads together for the first event of Music City's annual salute to the makers of music and those involved in the many the day . . . WWL/New Orleans air person- facets of this complex business: radio, records, talent buyers and sellers, etc. ality Charlie Douglas moderated a radio An impossible task it would be for any one person to attend every event sched- personality panel featuring Ralph Emery, uled during the week, but it is worth the try. This reporter put in close to 400 King Edward Smith IV, Biff Collie, Ron miles during my seven-day visit. Next year I have to look into the possibilities Martin, — Tiny" Hughes, Paul Kallinger, of using a helicopter to get from place to place. and the very funny Doc Lemon . . . Phono- Here's how it went . . . Hope you enjoy the pictorial coverage found in the gram-Mercury held a cocktail reception in next few pages the afternoon . . . It began to get cold and SUNDAY. October 7 the rains came . . . Attended the BMI Awards dinner . . 115 writers and 66 publishers re- Found myself packing to exit the Hyatt Hotel . . . The Opryland Hotel had ceived awards . . . "Is it still raining?" Charlie Douglas screwed up my reservation and told me last night I would be staying downtown . So much for the early start getting together with people I needed to see for WEDNESDAY, October 10 the Monday night network radio show . . If OpryLand Hotel hadn't been so close "40 degrees in Music City!" . . . Many brave souls made the early start of the to much of the activity for the week, I would have much rather stayed ANY- Seventh annual Radio-Golf Tournament . . . Had to cover the RCA, Capitol-EMI- WHERE else in Nashville. In all of my travels, it is by far the biggest ripoff . . UA and CBS Showcases, all day and into the evening, as part of the WSM-Grand More about that someday when there are no more radio stations to talk about . . . Ole Opry 54th Birthday Celebration . . . The ASCAP Awards dinner got me back A great deal of activity underway at the site of the 13th Annual CMA Awards into a tuxedo for the third time this week . . . Bought a new set of cufflinks . . . Show, the Grand Ole Opry . One of many FINAL meetings for the CMA's first Now I'm looking good. . At the ASCAP dinner, songwriter Rory Burke and mu- coast-to-coast radio show got underway in the afternoon . . . I spent that evening sic executive Henry Hunt, of Chappell-Intersong Music, walked away with the at WSM doing the final dubs of show openers, special segments, and music for most awards that night. Larry Butler was named "Producer of the Year" the radio show . . It was late when I returned to my home for the week . . . Ran into someone in the lobby who told me Joe South, Charlie Louvin, Ira Louvin, THURSDAY, October 11 Elsie McWilliams, and Rev. Thomas Dorsey were inducted into the Songwriters The annual CMA membership meeting was the best attended in years . . . Hall of Fame at the Nashville Songwriters Association International annual Larry Butler ("The Gambler") and John Boylan ("The Devil Went Down To dinner earlier that evening. . I was in town for a day and already I had missed Georgia") won the CMA's "Producer of the Year" awards for top song and single one of the events . . . This could be tough . . . As I dozed off, thinking of a busy from the Monday night awards show . . The CMA's founding president. Connie Monday, it flashed on me that it was my birthday and I had forgotten all about it. B. Gay, presented Ben Smathers with the Founding President's Award . . . At the meeting, elections for the CMA board of directors was held. . In the radio MONDAY, October 8 category, King Edward Smith IV of WSLC/Roanoke will represent disc jockeys, Being on Los Angeles time, I couldn't believe it was time to get ready to go to along with Mike Hoyer of KICD/Spencer, IA and Don Nelson of WIRE & WXTZ/ the CMA Board of Directors meeting . . . After all, this was the day I would be a Indianapolis will join Jim Slone of KCUB/Tucson to oversee the radio member- part of radio history . . . The largest radio network for a live Country radio broad- ship needs . . After lunch, enjoyed the MCA show . . . The picture of Jerry Lee cast had been put together for tonight on NBC (174 stations) . . I was tired. . Lewis and Carl Perkins, with Ralph Emery, was during the taping of "Pop Goes "Whose idea was this 9am meeting?" . . . It still was good seeing the many peo- The Country." Lewis and P Akins made a rare appearance together to sing ple who I'd worked with during the past year on the CMA board . . . I will have to a duet of "Blue Suede Shoes Thanks to WHN's Ed Salamon for tipping me to read the minutes to find out what was said. My mind was on the final segment this special television taping This was the busiest day by far. . Ovation times for the radio broadcast. . After the meeting at the new Raddison Hotel, I Records had the Kendalls available in a studio for radio stations to do top quality was reminded of the start of the CMA's annual Talent Buyers Seminar . . . Look- station promo spots . . . They had a show featuring their acts later that night . . ed like another good lineup of meetings and talent . . . Meanwhile back at my New to the country field. Casablanca Records and FilmWorks hosted a wonderful mirror later that night. . It was 10 minutes until the television show was to and delicious bar-b-que . Balloon rides were the at the party for new label, MDJ begin . I was running late, but I was a couple minutes away from the back- Records . . . Cachet Records held a showcase of its artists including Johnny Cash, stage entrance I knew I would make it in time to supervise the taping of seg- who did a gospel album for the label, and Ernest Tubb . . . Warner Brothers spotlighted ments from the television show for the radio program . . . "No, this can't be hap- the Bellamy Brothers and "Big Al" Downing at the Exit-In . . . Between shows, I pening tO me! !" . . In my hand were two pieces of a broken cuff link . . . "Who put on my tuxedo tie and presented SESAC's "Broadcaster of the Year" Award to the hell decided we all would wear tuxedos for this?" A paper clip saved the Mike Oatman. He owns KFDI, KWKH, and KYNN among others . . . MCA/ night . . Good TV show . . . Glad Willie, Kenny, Charlie and Barbara won . . . Nashville President Jim Fogelsong had most of the convention (and then some) It was about time . Speaking of time . . . "One minute to show time!" . . . to his house for his 9th annual party. It is always a great way to end a busy day "Willie doesn't like to do these things, hope he shows up" . . . "The NBC Radio and night . . . Network presents the world premiere Country Music Association Radio Spe- FRIDAY, October 12 cial . " . By the time the hour-and-a-half was over all the winners, including Willie, had stopped by to be interviewed by radio hosts Bill Anderson and Ralph The CMA's annual artist-disc jockey tape session started this day bright and Emery or "roving reporter" Bill Robinson . . Dolly Parton, Don Williams, early . . . Good response to the first CMA D.J. luncheon which included the of- Crystal Gayle, Anne Murray, Mel Tillis, and others joined the winners as part of ficial presentation of the "1979 Disc Jockey of the Year" Awards by last year's the biggest lineup of stars for the radio show . . . A few minor technical problems . . winners . . . Congratulations to Terry Slane, WGTO/Cypress Gardens, FL; Dugg But it worked . . Thank you for your comments and ideas for next year . . . At Collins, KZIP/Amarillo; and Bill Bailey, KENR/Houston on taking this honor. It three in the morning, back in my room, I did a report for Australia radio station, was nice they were seen on national television as part of the Monday CMA 2CC, about the awards show . . . It had been a long day and night, but I was wide awards. Of course, they were featured on the network radio show. . Bill Ander- awake from the excitement of it all . . . Now I wished I would have taken a couple son, KENR's Ric Libby; Jack Cresse of KVOO/Tulsa; Mike Oatman, via a tape of minutes to enjoy some of the delicious food the CMA had at their post-awards brought by KFDI's PD Jerry Adams; and Connie B. Gay had nice things to say about the CMA for the visiting radio people. I enjoyed the task of MC for this first, party • hopefully, annual luncheon . . . The FICAP dinner rounded out the evening. Sorry I had to miss this one. Bussiness called me back to L.A. early. Congratulations to friend Cliffie Stone of ATV Music and XERF/Del Rio, TX, air veteran, Paul Kallinger on being inducted into the "D.J. Hall of Fame" that night. "Tatar" Pete Hunter was inducted in the deceased category. His widow, Carla Hunter Dominguez, accepted the plaque. She is pictured here with R&R Nashville Editor Biff Collie; Ernest Tubb and Chuch Chellrnan . . . RCA Records provided the entertainment with Tom T. Hall, Dave & Sugar and Cliff Cochran for the FICAP dinner . . Next week, be sure to tune in for any follow-up. I'm sure I missed a thing or two. . As always, it was a pleasure making some new friends and seeing many veterans of the annual Country Music Convention. After all, isn't that what it is all about? (Don't ask me! Let me have a couple days sleep and I will see if I can come up with an answer. I probably will have better luck answering the age-old question: "What is Country Music?" ) . . . Over and out. R&R/Friday. October 19, 1979 Page 62

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REM's Jim Duncan (right end) emceed the CMA 's first annual disc jockey luncheon. Presentation of the "1979 D.J. of the Year" awards were made. Sho wn here (left to right) are CMA 's founding President Connie B. Gay; Ftalph Peer large-market winner Bill Bailey of KENR/ Houston; small-market winner Terry Slane, W GTO/ Cypress Gardens, FL Dugg Collins of KZIP/Arnarillo, winner in the medium' market category; Bill Andersory last year's winners Len Ellis and Larry James KENR's Ric Libby the C MA 's Chairman of the Board, Tom Backstage at the RCA Records sho wcase are a group New to the country music field is Casablanca. A party Collin.t. 1978 C MA D.J. winner, Jack Reno t Jerry of their performers, label representatives, and radio by the label was one of the highlights of the week Adams of KFDI/Wichita; and Duncan. notables. long convention. a ma ma a

Producer Larry Buds'- won the CMA 's Producer of the RCA's Eddy Arnold and Johnny Duncan of CBS Rec- Year award for the "Song of the Year" 'The Gambier" • October is Country Music Month ords are pictured during the annual CMA artist-D.J. He is sho wn accepting that award from fellow-pro- tape session. ducer and the CMA chairman of the board Tom COR M woo. DAVE & SYLVIA SUGAR, "My World Begins "You Don't Miss And Ends With You" A Thing"

NEW & ACTIVE DAVE Et SUGAR "My World Begins And Ends With You" (RCA) 49/24 Otte ol the Most Added records for the second week .n a row New adds onclude KIK X WHK KCKN W ONE KSO KR MO WIDE KTO M KCEY KKAL KRDR KRA M KIDN KUZZ WTS0 KTYN VVTHI KVET KNOE VVCOSF M W H OO KHEY W GTO W CPOIS detx,t 30 WSEN 3629 KUGR BB 64 CB *60 R W *60

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JACKY WARD NATION MAIRPLAY/40 • You're My Kind Of Wo man (Mercury) Three Two Last October 19, 1979 67% of our reporters on it New at KLVI, WKXA. Charts: Weeks Weeks Week 26-16 KHAK, 39-30 KSON, 29-25 WPLO, 34-29 WINN, debut 5 0 LARRY GATLIN/All The Gold In California (Columbia) 10 7 26 WYII, 32-26 WONE, 28-24 KFGO, 30-23 KLZ, debut 29 8 ID KENNY ROGERS/You Decorated My Life (UA) 18 12 WJJD, 31-21 WKKN, debut 29 WDAF, 36-24 KVOC, 34-28 4 4 1 3 T.G. SHEPPARD/Last Cheater's Waltz )WB/Curb) WKDA, debut 29 KTYN. REtR Chart: 38-33. 2 2 1 4 JOHN CONLEE1Bef ore My Time (MCA) TOM T. HALL 15 10 7 0 CRYSTAL GAYLE1Half The Way (Columbia) You Show Me Your Heart (And I'll Show...) 3 3 3 6 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Dream On (MCA) 13 11 9 0 DOLLY PARTON/S weet Sum mer Lovin' (RCA) (RCA) 7 6 6 8 RONNIE MILSAP/In No Time At All (RCA) On 69% of reporting stations. Added at WMAQ, KCKN, KCKC, 5 5 4 9 BARBARA MANDRELL/Fooled By A Feeling (MCA) KOKE, KENR, WHN, WYVA,WKXA, W WJO. Charts: 23-17 11 8 10 10 BELLA MY BROTHERS/You Ain't Just Whistling Dixie )WB/Curb) KFGO, 35-27 KKYX, 30-22 WUBE, 35-30 KRMD, 37-30 WMQZ- 29 19 17 0 W AYLON JENNINGS/Co me With Me (RCA) FM, 33-26 WEEP, debut 30 KMAK, 33-27 WKDA, debut 27 27 21 16 0 GENE WATSON/Should I Come Home (Or Should I Go Crazy) (Capitol) KMPS, debut 26 WJJD. REtR Chart Debut 34. 2,3 24 21 CD MERLE HAGGARD/My Own Kind Of Hat (MCA) MOE BANDY 20 15 12 14 RA Y BAILEY/I Ain't Got No Business Doin' Business Today (RCA) 18 0 JOE STA MPLEY/Put Your Clothes Back On (Epic) I Cheated Me Right Out Of You (Columbia) 36 23 39 26 20 0 EM MYLOU HARRIS/Blue Kentucky Girl (WB) Reported on 67% of our stations. New at WHK, KOKE, 1 1 11 17 DON WILLIA MS/It Must Be Love (MCA) WSUN, WIL, W MAQ, KSON, WCA W, and others. Charts: 24 0 ANNE MURRAY/Broken Hearted Me (Capitol) 36-26 KCUB, 39-25 KIKX, 38-29 WKDA, 36-28 KFEQ, 37-30 31 35 30 0 MEL TILLISIB)ind In Love (Elektra) KSO, 39-29 WTSO, 47-30 KGFX, 36-26 WKKN, debut 30 38 33 23 0 ROSANNE CASH w/BOBBY BARE/No Memories tiangin"Round (Co(umbia) KNIX, 39-29 KKYX. REtR Chart Debut 35. 36 29 22 21 CRISTY LANE1Slippin' Up, Slippin' Around (UA) 16 14 13 22 THE KENDALLS11 Don't Do Like That No More (Ovation) 34 26 23 TOM GRANT/Sail On (Repub(ic) NEW & ACTIVE 37 22 19 24 WILLIE NELSON/Crazy Arms (RDA) All other new end recent rat getting sub•tantial airplay These are listed in order of activity 33 0 RONNIE McDO WELULove Me Now (Epic) for this week You'll notice two numbers immediately follow each song title below 'example 3051 39 The first 'spree's...En total number of our reporting stations playing the record this week The second 31 C) JOHNNY DUNCAN/The Lady In The Blue Mercedes (Columbia) is the number of those stations that added it this weak 6 9 14 27 JIM ED BRO WN Et HELEN CORNEUUS/Fools (RCA) HANK WILLIA MS JR. "Whiskey Bent And Hell Bound" (Elektra) 79/6, W MAQ, WEEP KVOC WKSJ, WYVA. WPOR Charts 13 10 WCXI. debut 39 \NONE. 40-29 KRAK 37 32 0 CHARLY McCLAIN/You're A Part Of Me (Epic) 2621 WBA M 36.29 KEEN. 32 213 W MIC1 FM 30.25 WEAT 29 20 KCKC debut 27 WYDE 3527 32 27 25 29 GLEN CA MPBELL/Hound Dog Man (Capitol) KUZZ 26 21 WK MF FlEtFl Chart Debut 37 39 0 JOE SUN/I'd Rather Go On Hurtin' (Ovation) BUCK OWENS "Hangin' In And Hangin' On" (WB) 73/6, KOKE W MZO FM W UBE WJJD KHAK. KFG O Charts 3327 KRA M. 3024 KNIX 34 30 WSA1. 30-25 WCOS FM. 34 ao 34 31 M ARGO SMITH/Baby My Baby (WB) 23 WONE 25 19 KMPS. 17 12 KFE(1. 28 22 WKDA, 38-26 KNOE REfR Chart Debut 38 15 32 ELVIS PRESLEY/There's A Honky Tonk Angel (RCA) CUFF COCHRAN "Let's Take The Time To Fall In Love Again" (MCA) 68/6, 9 13 KSON W KDA W YVA KKAL KCUB. KVET Charts 37 30 WC MS 37 29 KGFX. 3426 KNIX 3421 38. 0 JACKY WARD/You're My Kind Of Wo man (Mercury) KVOC 27 72 KLZ. 35-30 KRZY 32 20 KHAK. 2319 KR MD goomilloi. 0 TOM T. HALL/You Show Me Your Heart (And I'll Show You Mine) (RCA) LORETTA LYNN "I've Got A Picture Of Us On My Mind" (MCA) 63/19, KEEN KRZY. WTS0 W CXL WSAI WIRE. WN VY. KV00 WSUN WINN KEBC W GTO WPOR. Emma, 0 M OE BANDY/I Cheated Me Right Out You (Columbia) WEEP W ADR, KSSS, K1DN. KFTN. KMAK Charts 36 29 WFMS FM 33 26 KFG O 45-29 KLVI. 22 12 8 16 27 38 M OE Et JOE/Just Good 01' Boys (Columbia) KCKC 3S 29 W MZO FM JIM CHESNUT "Let's Take The Time To Fall In Love Again" (MCA) 63/3, dlimmilo 37 HANK WILLIA MS JR,/Whiskey Bent And Hell Bound (Elektra) W CXI KCUB WC MS Charts 4030 WCOS FM 3629 WUBE 2016 KRZY 28 23 KEDI •••• • 38 BUCK OWENS/Hangin' In And Hangin' On (WB) NE W HOYT AXTON "A Rusty Old Halo" (Jeremiah) 62117. KEEN KLAK WF MS FM W HBF WTS0 KYNN WSLR WTHI W WJO KFEQ WSUN KLVI W POR. VVY11 WEEP. KSSS 'mom . 39 HANK THO MPSONII Hear The South Callin' Me )MCA) ENTR Y KVOC Charts 36-29 VVWOK debut 29 KNIX 3325 WONE 3826 KHAK 33 30 29 40 TOM MY OVERSTREETIVVhat More Could A Man Need (Elektra) mom . STEPHANIE WINSLO W "Say You Love Me" (WB/Curb) 55/6, wiiN. W POR KCKN KFGO W HBF KVOC Charts 3429 KUZZ 29 18 WVVOK 31 24 KLI 3026 KMPS, 36-30 This chart is based solely on compiled weekly reports from our reporting stations Black circled numbers indicate continued upward W BA M 33 28 KSOP 33 21 KHAK 37 28 WHK noyernen f from the maionty of our reporters CHARLIE DANIELS BAND "Mississippi" (Epic) 54/11, KEEN. KLAK. KMAK. WF MS FM WSLR WTHI W WOK KLVI WKDA KHEY WYVA Charts 3329 WCOS FM. 20-16 WSEN 30 18 KUGR. 34 29 WIRE FM DOTTIE WEST "You Pick Me Up (And Put Me Down)" (UA) 34/13, WEAT KSO Most Requested 1 WTHI KHAK KFDI WLAS (VET (TO M ((AL K1DN KNIX KSOP KIK X. debut 30 WOKG LW TW REBA McENTIRE "Sweet D. -eams" (Mercury) 54/9, KSON. KLZ KLAK. W SAI 3 1 CRYSTAL GAYLE (Columbia) KCKN W UBE WTHI (VET WCICIT Charts 1611 WK MF 37 28 WCOS FM debut 29 WPLO debut JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ Et CHARLY McCLAIN "I Hate The..." (Epic) 33/18, 5 2 LARRY GATLIN (Columbia) 30 KMPS 28 18 KHAK 34 28 KFD1 31 26 WHK WEEP KLZ KMPS KSOP KRDR WF MS FM KSO KFGO WIRE W XCL KED' W MUS-F M W HK (HEY WSEN WCA W KI M( VVY11 1 3 KENNY ROGERS IUA1 M ARTY ROBBINS "Buenos Dias Argentina" (Columbia) 50112, W ADR. WBA M 2 4 T G SHEPPARDIWI3Curb/ KV00 WYDE WINN KW MT W HBF WIRE W DGY. KEEN KMAK KRZY Charts 2519 WCXI, FM W HBF W NVY SYLVIA' You Don't Miss A Thing" (RCA) 3218, wmzo wrso 4 5 M ARGO SMITH IWBI KFGO KMPS KVOC (TO M 36 28 KUZZ 31 25 KFG O 34 25 KSOP 26-21 KCKC 6 W AYLON JENNINGS (RCA) DAVE b SUGAR "My World Begins And Ends With You" (RCA) 49/24. ERNEST TUBB Et FRIENDS "Welkin' The Floor Over You" (Cachet) 3217, 7 ANNE MURRAY 'Capitol) One of the Most Added records for the second week in a row New adds include (1(8 W HK KITS KRAK KSSS W WJO (VET X NOE WV MI Charts 3529 KFG O debut 25 (EE°. debut 30 8 8 DOLLY PARTON IRCAI KCKN W ONE KSO KRMD WYDE KTO M KCEY KKAL. KRDR KRA M. KIDN. KIJZZ WTS0 W DAF debut 30 WK MF 9 HANK WILLIA MS JR lElektra) KTYN WTHI (VET KNOE W COS FM W HOO KHEY W GTO WC MS debut 30 WSEN 3679 KUGR JOHNNY CASH "Cocaine Blues/I'll Say It's True" (Columbia) 32/7, KSSS 10 RONNIE McDO WELL (Epic/ RED STEAGALL "Good Time Charlie's Got The Blues" (Elektra) 48/4, W NRS. W HBF, KW MT KHEY. WCOS FM KV00 KNOE Predo minant airplay on "True" side Active Re-Currents W GTO WYVA WADR debut 18 KVOC 42 30 KHAK debut 21 KOKE HANK SNO W "It Takes Too Long" (RCA) 21/7, KCEY. KRAK. KTYN KNOE W LAS tho ha)) dropped oll oho( ) urn,' R.C. BANNON "Winners Et Losers" (Columbia) 48/2, WSAI KCUB Charts 31 26 KV00 KEBC • run, but thou ing Norm...dolt, through ..11e. And or roqui).1, KUZZ debut 30 WHOO 29 23 WIRE FM 2216 W MC 28 23 KMPS 35 30 WK DA 34 22 KHAK STATLER BROTHERS "Nothing As Original As You" (Mercury) 24124. BRO WN b CORNELJUS One of the Most Added of the week New at WIRE KCKC W OOT. WRCP KRMD WIRE FM Fools (RCA) KNOE. KED!. KFEQ. WAXX. WNRS WK MF WKKN (RAE KEEN KUZZ (NIX KROR. W MZO FM BILLY - CRASH - CRA DDOCK KKYX. WYDE WBA M and other, Others Getting Significant Action Robinhood (Capitol) FREDDY FENDER "Squeeze Box - (Starflite) 2218, (RA M W NRS, WHBF KYNN KENNY DALE MEL STREET "The One Thing My Lady Never Puts Into..." (Sunset) 4619, W GTO W WOK KV00. WOES Only Love Can Break A Heart ICapitol) (NIX KSON KMAK WSAI WUBE WTHI WSLR WNVY KRA M 3528 KFTN JOHN ANDERSON -Your Lying Blue Eyes" (WB) 18/16, WIRK FM WEAT KRMD CHARLJE DANIELS BAND LACY J. DALTON "Crazy Blue Eyes" (Columbia) 45/6, KOKE KFDI KCKN WF MS KSO W NRS KED!. ( MN. WIRE W AXX KFEO. KMPS KFTN KVOC KSOP. KRDR (RAE On The Devil Went Down To Georgia (Epic) FM (VET KNOE Charts 2212 KHAK 35.30 KEEN debut 25 WIRE FM 35.27 WUBE WK MF. debut 29 KENR DONNA FARGO Daddy MB) MEL NIcDANIEL "Lovin' Starts Where Friendship Ends" (Capitol) 44116, JIM ED BRO WN "You're The Part Of Me - (RCA) 16/11. KNIX KSOP KMPS (TO M KGFX. W DEN. ((AL WOKS KV00 KRA M. WXCL. W COS FM KFTN. KLAN. W ONE. KMAK. KRAK. KUZZ. KEBC W AXY KNOE WCOS FM (VET MICKEY GILLEY KFEQ KHEY KEBC Charts 3428 KEEN 37 28 KUGR. debut 30 KVOC debut 29 WOK° My Silver Lining (Epic Playboy) KIKK KMPS KYNN MUNDO EAR WOOD "Philodendrum" (GMC) 14/5. tcryN M OE b JOE JOHNNY PAYCHECK "(Stay Away From) The Cocaine Train" (Epic) 43/9. W BA M Just Good 01 Boys (Columbia) (RA M KCKN KW MT KRMD W MC KLVI. WO W. WGTO. WYVA Charts 22 16 WCXI. debut 27 CON WAY TWITTY "Heavy Tears" (MCA) 11111, W KDA W HOO WY11 W MIC1 FM ELVIS PRESLEY W( MF debut 27 WOKG W OKO KGFX KHAN KFEQ WAXY W NRS KRDR There s A Honky Tonk Angel IRCA) ETC BAND "Stranded On A Dead End Street" (WB) 42/11, KRAK. KLAK. KFTN EARL SCRUGGS REVUE "Play Me No Sad Songs" (Columbia) 11f7, KCKC CHARLEY PRIDE KGFX W XCL WONE, KW MT KOKE WINN KXLR KNOE Charts 21 11 1NWOK 39 27 KHAK. 27 KSOP KROH. KGFX. KRMD WRCP WSEN You re My Jamaica IRCA) 22 WOKO. 33 28 WRCP DAVE Et SUGAR ''Why Did You Have To Be So Good" (RCA) 11/6. wu ROGERS b WEST LYNN ANDERSON "Sea Of Heartbreak" (Columbia) 41112, W YVA W DEN KNOE K W MT. WTS0 KEEN. WKX A. W MZO FM debut 30 WSEN Till I Can Make It On Own IUAI KV00 WIRK FM W HOO KHEY W AXX KYNN KRZY (RA M KSSS 32 28 KFGO 3830 KUGR CON WAY TWITTY NARVEL FELTS "Because Of Losing You" (Collage) 12/5, W GTO KNOE KYNN BRENDA LEE "Tell Me What Its Like" (MCA) 38/15, WSLR WXCL. KIK X. KTO M. I May Never Get To Heaven IMCA1 KTYN KSSS KCEY ((AL W GTO WYDE WIRK FM KV00 WLAS. KNOE WRCP WIVIZO FM WYK. 3426 DON WILLIA MS JIM REEVES "Oh, How I Miss You Tonight" (RCA) 10/10, KCKC W HK KIKK It Must Be Love(MCA) KCKC WPLO KEEN WBA M KHEY KNOE (KY% WIRK FM WILUE b LEON JOHN WESLEY RYLES "You Are Always On My Mind" (MCA) 38/12, W HBF TOM MY ROE "You Better Move On" (WB/Curb) 1014. KSOP KRDR WBA M wcro Heartbreak Hotel IColumbrai (OF VV5lR WNVY (MOE KV00 ((AL (RA M KVOC KUZZ KFTN KIK X DICKEY LEE "He's An Old Rock 'n' Roller" (Mercury) 10/3, W AXX WK MF CON WAY TVVITTY "Happy Birthday Darlin' " (MCA) 32/37. The Most Added" 01 the week Some new stations include KCKC WIRE WPLO WEEP WK DA WUBE W ONE, WTHI. KTYN. 33 26 WDGY (RAE KMPS KIK X KEEN KNIX KFEQ W MUS KSO. KFDI WK MF WIRE FM. (HEY, VVY11, LOIS KAYE "Drown In The Flood" (Ovation) 915. (COY (LAO WK MF W ADR WCIOT KXLR KLVI KNOE It IK K and others W OK° On KHAK KTYN (RAE KGFX Itlipl REtR/Friday. October 19. 1979 Page 65

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Crisco? . . . Freddy Fender on the "Tonight Show"'141N \ last week with David Letterman? ... Gene Autry ejai r stii Biff Collie guesting on "Hee Haw" Saturday? . . . BMI's Fran- ces Preston picks up a citation (good one) from WEAL (Women's Equity Action League) in New Inside Nashville York? SUCCESS: Most people have problems with lack of success. Charlie Rich had problems with success. IF YOU SAID I HAD A WONDERFUL TIME, eral store and public restroom... Square dance iWOULD YOU BE ABLE TO CONVINCE ME: Some impresario Ben Srnathers is over that heart attack he Remember Charlie's unforgettable introduction of of the "hit" songs written by D.J.'s during Conven- had last April. Says he quit drinking and smoking, 1975's "Entertainer Of The Year," John Denver, when he set fire to the winner's card with his lighter? tion week include "How To Cheat At Volleyball," and now he's growing a beard. "My wife Margaret "How To Fix A Flat Tire (Let Her Walk Home)," That was the lowpoint of Rich's success, he says, says she won't kiss me with that beard. But hell, she "I Coasted On The Bicycle Of Life," and "It Ain't climaxing a lot of incidents resulting from the Silver ain't kissed me in 25 years!" . . . Kenny Rogers did Fox's inability to handle the success that had been Far To The Bar (But It's Sure A Long Way Back)" the most fantastic marketing job on wife Marianne so elusive for 25 years in the business. He's fine now, . . . Overheard: "I don't mind him washing the car, Gordon's career when he sang "She Believes In Me" but in the bathtub??" . . . "With the price of gas, I'm on the Awards show. The phenomenal slide shots of though. He's off the road, off the sauce, off the ex- gonna start mailing myself to work!" . . . "Wow, she cruciating grind of playing "star" and enjoying the Marianne behind Kenny while he sang really show- had curves like you've never seen before. Too bad positive aspects of his success, i.e., the sale of early cased her as a lovely, many-mooded person who they were all on one side" . . . "She walked into my 1979 of his Wendy's Hamburgers stock for a cool $4 could sell just about anything commercially. room at 9:30. I know, because that's when the clock million. Hoyt Axton says the excitement and grueling FEATHERS: George Jones has been losing a lot stopped!" . . . "She wore a new creation: from the work schedules of his early-to-mid-sixties "Folk Hoo- lately! He's missed over a half-million dollars worth back it looked like she was trolling for mackerel. tenanny" days (he was a driving force in that music of shcnvdates in the last year or so, but last month, From the front it looked like she caught one!" . . . era) got him involved in cocaine, and he really George showed up for a booking in Greenville, SC, He said: "She's fat, bowlegged, pigeon-toed, tooth- thought he was "cool." Then his world started falling ready to work, and guess what — the show had been less, and ugly!" and I said: "You don't have to whis- apart. He struggled for a long time before "Getting cancelled! . . . You Wreck 'Em, I'll Fix 'Ern" was per. She's deaf too!" Mr. & Mrs. John Smith were off of it, not getting off on it." Hoyt says, "Coke the name of Gene Watson's body shop in Houston. here for the convention. They slept in their car. (They is debilitating, affects your nervous system and es- He sold the shop (but kept his tools. You can't ever were too embarrassed to register in a hotel.) pecially the nasal membranes, constricts your voice, tell about this business) . . . Doc Pomus came to con- CHICKEN: Bill Anderson's new 35-acre farm in and makes it thin and scratchy. And if it doesn't vention from home in New York for the first time. nearby Lebanon will make him a part-time far- mess up your mind and music, it's sure likely to mess Doc's been in a wheelchair since he was six, but no- mer . . . up your life and career. Shame to waste talent with body knew it when he wrote "Save The Last Dance coke," Hoyt says "and there are a lot of music people For Me," and 25 Elvis Presley songs . . Gary Gen- really involved with the stuff!" That's a shame. try is an up-and-coming Nashville songwriter. While TUBE TALK: Ed McMahon, comedian Woody he's waiting for his ship to come in, he's moonlight- Woodbury, and Jed Allen (of "Days Of Our Lives" ing as a liquor store manager. Is it true that he ap- soap opera) shot stuff for "Hee Haw," taping here prehended a holdup man the other night and held him this month. until the police came? And that while they were wait- The "Johnny Cash Christ- ing, Gary sang the hijacker one of his songs? Called mas Special" was taped "Shame On You?" . . . When Johnny Cash, June and here last Monday night at Dolly Parton gave command performances at the the Opry House, with Anne White House for the President and Friends, you could Murray, Tom T. Hall, June say they were "eatin' high on the hog." On the way Carter, and Andy Kaufman home to Nashville, due to a mishap in plane reserva- (from the "Taxi" TV series) tions, the CoLintry Music Royalty were relegated to guesting on the Yuletide the coach section of the airplane ("Chicken today, special. . . Mac Davis's and feathers tomorrOw"). holiday spectacular will have Kenny Rogers, Robert REAL PEOPLE: Kenny Price, the Hee Haw Ulrich, and Dolly Parton as Charlie Daniels "Honey" will record soon with his friend Ray Penn- guests . . . The reunion show ington. They put together his big ones, "Sheriff of we did during Fan Fair 1979 - Boone County," "Wallcin' On New Grass," etc.. . will be televised on PBS sta- Charlie Daniels got a egram rom Jimmy & Johnny & June sang on the Cachet Records Show tions this fall. Airdate is Rosalynn Carter in Washington congratulating him last week. He's got a 2-record set gospel album on imminent. on the three awards he won. (They're real friends, that label.. . Did you see that Crystal Gayle's new MEMORIES OF' CON- you know) . . . Ernest Tubb hosted the Cachet Rec- hairdo makes her look like Jeannie C. Riley?... VENTION '79: The Duke Of ords convention show, took bows on his "Legend & Did you see "Concrete Cowboys" Wednesday night Paducah (Whitey Ford) Legacy" album . . . Sonny James & Charlie Douglas (17th) with Jerry Reed, Roy Acuff, Barbara Mandrell waited till after the CMA guested with Patrick Mooney on his prime time Coun- and Ray Stevens? . . . Ray Price makes his motion awards show to go into the try radio show live from Nashville, broadcast nightly picture debut in Willie Nelson's "Honeysuckle Rose" hospital for surgery. He was in Dublin, Ireland ... Chubby Checker twisted at now on location in Austin, TX. Ray plays himself a finalist in the Hall of Pee Wee's Nashville Club. ("I got my name because during a concert setting just outside the city. It was Fame voting. Duke's 78! . . . I'm a game guy and wanted to be on King's Row.") the first professional teaming of Price and Nelson in Minnie Pearl said it about Johnny Cash . . . Bobby Wood and Roger Cook won the Robert J. some 15 years. Willie formerly was a member of Mel after he'd snowed her about her beauty: "The boy's Burton award for the "Most Performed BMI Song of Price's band, the Cherokee Cowboys... Buck stutterin' has gone to his eyesr ... Kenny Rogers said, the Year," . . . Tree International was named BMI's Owens's new beard? . . . Roy Clark & Dolly Parton's "If you call me a gambler, wait'll you see what Dolly top Publisher of the Year, Billy Sherri! won top song- new pinball machines? ... Tammy & George are has poured herself into tonight!" . . . I cheered when on writer honors . . . Willie Nelson held court for two selling their Franklin Rd., mansion here for $1.2 the Awards Show Willie Nelson, in accepting his "En- nights at the Willie Nelson General Store, 915 N. mil? . . . Dolly cut the ribbon on the Dolly Parton tertainer Of The Year" award, said he'd like to see Gallatin Rd., in suburban Madison. That's where he Parkway in Sevier County, TN? . . . Loretta Lynn people like Jimmy Dickens, Faron Young, and Ferlin had his convention social, in his recently-opened gen- signed a fat contract to be a TV spokesman for Husky honored as "Entertainers Of The Years." tog tortoona

Hank Thompson, W HN/New York PD Ed Salomon, UA's Jerry SeatoolL Dottie West and Kenny Rogers. Joe P. Ethridge of KVET/Austin, MCA 's Bill Anderson the CMA 's "Vocal Duo of the Year are shown with and Conway Twiny, Sid Wood of WMAY/Springfield, At the Phonogram Mercury cocktail reception are R&R's Jim Duncan backstage during the UA/EMI/ IL, and WHN's Robbie Roman are pictured backstage Dickey Lee, Jerry Kennedy, Becky Hobbs, Bob -The Capitol showcase at the MCA show Prez" Sherwood, Jim Jeffries, and Frank Leffel. REtRIFriday. October 19. 1979 Page 66 Most Added Hottest

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Loomis Let NOTIEST III 1.10.1.4•• 14, .onnie Milsap HOTTEST: Cher', McClein 8111 Moth Orlon Mow Moray mein Kenny .ogtrs mel Street 1,100 John Con!. To. 1. Hall Larry Gatlin ftrty Robbins Roger, Al weyloi Jennings John W. Rosanne Cash Ernest Tubb Crystal Geyle Char ley Pr de Noe Heyt 0,400 Merle naggerd Willie eels . Lynn Anders HOTTEST lave I Sugar 'World' Sylvia Hank Sno. nOTTEST laNCIE I G Sheppard :tatter Bros WOTIEST: Lo ttttt Lynn I G. Sheppard Mranm.am NC W ont. La al Goyie Don Willi ., Moe Bandy Jon, Conlee 4000 5. Ryles Kenny Roger, nelson O. Ridge sor, Marty Robbins $totler Brothers Borba,. Mandrell Freddy 'teeter • moray oant Jennifer warnei Dottie West Ton Brenda Let Co.., 'witty ',NIPPY' Bellemy Bros. tr.! tarry Gatlin Merle Haggard hank Snot. Cause ills Johnny (ese "True . *SUN Bella . Bro,. Brenda Jimmie P ttttt ..nut NrONIv Ernest Tubb So KFRO Cal Smith Bi I ly Burnet te • :alt . etnnemmlo .A. Ji. fd Brown .4, Tnitty Si Jos.. 110 (Wray Twitty 'NI NO. to I Brent. 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BARBARA MANDRELL - Just For The Record - (MCA) "Derlin'" "Selfish" "Is It Love Yet" "Years" Country Albums M OE II JOE - Just Good 01' Boys - (Columbia) "Bye Bye Love" 'Thank Good ness It's Friday" "Holding The Bag" "He Better Get On Home" "Honky Tonk

Albu m cuts recetvong airplay an d so me activity Liste d alphabetically Albu m cuts in bold indlcale heaviest Man" 'When It Comes To Cowgirls" reporte d arrplay TO M MY OVERSTREET - The Real Tom my Overstreet -- (Elektra) "Fadin" Rene- gade" "Lost Her In The Sun" JOHNNY CASH - Silver - (Colu mbia) "The L&N Don't Stop Here Anymore" DOLLY PARTON - Great Bala Of Fie (RC A) "Help" "It's Not My Affair Anymore" "I'm Gonna Sit On The Porch.. ""Bull Rider" "Lately I Been Leanin' Towards The CHARLEY PRIDE - You're My Jamaica - (RCA) Missin' You" Blues" ROSANNE CASH - Right Or Wrong - (Columbia) "Man Smart Wo man Smarter" EDDIE RABBITT - Loveline - (Elektra) "Pour Me Another Tequila" "Going Too Far" "Right Or Wrong" "Better Start Turnin"Ern Down" "Couldn't Do Nothin' Right" JOHN CONLEE - Forever - (MCA) "No Relief In Sight" "The In Crowd" "Baby, KENNY ROGERS - Kenny - (UA) "Co ward Of The Country" "Goodbye Made" You're Something" "Forever" "She's A Mystery" "Santiago Midnight Moonlight" "You Turn The Light On" "Tulsa Turnaround" "In And Out Of Your Heart" DAVE fr SUGAR - Golden To - (RCA) "I Thought You'd Never Ask" 'Why Did JOHN WESLEY RYLES - Let The Night Begin - (MCA) "You Are Always On My You Have To Be So Good" "Take A Ride On A Riverboat" "Remember Me" Mind" "We've Just Got To Get Together Again" LARRY GATUN - Straight Ahead - (Colu mbia) "Taking Somebody With Me T.G. SHEPPARD - /14 Lonely - (WB/Curb) "It's Only Love" "Ill Be Coming Back When I Fall" "Can't Cry Anymore" "The Way I Did Before" For More" CRYSTAL GAYLE - Miss The Mississippi - (Columbia) "A Little Bit Of The Rain" JOE SUN - Out Of Your Mind - (Ovation) "Out Of Your Mind" "Why You Been "Don't Go My Love" "Miss The Mississippi And You" "Room For One More" Gone So Long" "Still Crazy About You" "Shotgun Rider" "Danger Zone" "The Blue Side" "Like We Never Said Good Bye" GENE WATSON - Should I Come Home - (Capitol) "Circle Driveway" - R&R/Friday. October 19, 1979 Page 67

The Original Louisville Lip Although Muhammad Ali is most widely known as the Louisville Lip, WHAS talk show host Milton Metz was servicing the state of Kentucky long before Cassius Clay changed his name. Although WHAS is primarily a P/A music-formatted station, the Metz talk segment, which started July 20, 1959. is the longest running radio show in Louisville. "Metz Here" was originally titled "Juniper 5-218.5," after the program phone number, and has logged well over 100,000 phone calls. Aided by its 50,000 watt clear channel, WHAS has received calls from all but four states (including one from Hawaii). With Metz having celebrated his 20th anniversary in late Milton Metz September, we took the opportunity to get a feeling on his success: O'SHEA DOES 0.IC — Golden West Broadcasting National Program Director Michael O'Shea R&R: Going back 20 years, was there a talk show in the market? is captured congratulating WKRP's Loni Anderson (who might shortly become a guest col- Metz: No, we were a pioneer. As a matter of fact, although there were some on the umnist in the P/A section) at the conclusion of a recent softball exhibition in which 'KRP won air at the time. We were among the early ones that didn't take an advocates role - you by a score of 5-1. As O'Shea points out "It was a dirty job, but someone had to do it " Now we know the Joe Pyne approach - we took the middle ground. know, first hand, -the tough side of a National PD's life. R&R: What gave way to WHAS being the first in Louisville adding a talk segment? Metz: One of the program executives at the time came to the West Coast and become impressed with the idea. The good thing was that there was nothing like that in town, and because of that I was given maximum freedom to do whatever I could to build up an au- Transition thence without interference - in retrospect, to me, that was the key. R&R: What was the initial reaction from the first couple of shows? Veteran news broadcaster Len Delbert will rejoin WMAL/Washington next week in the position of News Director. Deibert first joined the station in 1958 as a news Metz: We were pleasantly surprised the very first night - remarkably so. I even gave reporter: Operations Manager Jim Gallant said, "Len is the very best News Dir- the wrong phone number a few times that night because I was so unfamiliar with it, and ector in the country, and WMAL is excited and proud to welcome him back." . . . despite my stumbling at the time we got excellent response, and it was encouragement Also at WMAL, Jane Reino exits the station's Music Director position with no future for someone who was embarking on a path the end results of which were not yet known. plans announced . . . Bob Conners is the new morning drive personality of WTVN/ Columbus, replacing John Fraim, a fourteen-year vet in that spot, after a dispute R&R: After 20 big ones, have things changed much? 1.4.ith management . . . Larry C'ook is a new member of the KVI/Seattle sales staff, Metz: Not really, but we differ from other stations in that we take up a lot of socio- coming from outside radio; also at KVI, Bruce Macgowan has been named to the ogical news like how husbands and wives get along or don't get along - plus we do frivo- ous things too . . . station's "Sports Page" broadcast team . . . James George has been named Account R&R: For example? Executive at VVFYR/Chicago . . Terry Patrick is the new Music Director of VVWWE/ Cleveland, after serving as MD and research director of WZZP in that city, he re- Metz: One of our most amusing subjects has been, "Who's the biggest jerk you know?" places Vickie Sue Winston, who will now do the all night shift. Also at 3WE, a new mat always turns out to be an amusing show . . . morning team of J. Michael Wilson and Jeff Elliott, moved from two different day- R&R: Any disasters to go along with the humorous times? parts to make the combination; and finally, Jack Reynolds moves to afternoons Metz: Well, in the beginning there were disasters due to the newness of it all. I couldn't ely on records - those were trying times but they were great, because if you could handle from the all-night shift . . . New air personality at WCWA/Toledo is Rich Gates who comes from WFMB/Springfield, IL, where he did morning drive . . . Diewe hem, you could handle anything! Fortunately they were few and far between, but funny Phinny is the new Program Director of WGNT/Huntington, WV, promoted from 'vents are like having Foster Brooks on for two hours, or interesting people like Muham- in-house where he served as assistant to Bob Miller who is now at KEX/Portland nad Ali, who's been on with me five times. All has enormous charisma; an absolute one of a kind. . . . Another family affair as Randy Marsh was promoted at WIRK/West Palm Beach from on-air work to Music Director . . . Mike Rivers from KYA/San Francisco, is R&R: What do you envision for the future of talk segments on basically music-oriented tations like WHAS? the new Program Director of KQFD/Anchorage and will also handle the afternoon drive segment under the name of Tom Rivers . . . WGIR/Manchester, NH veteran, Metz: A very bright one - and I think the key to that is twofold. A proper selection Moe Quinn, leaves the station to accept the News Director position of MINS/Co- if the moderator and suitable topics. I know that for a while there were those titillating lumbus . . Paul Warren is the new PD of WECQ/Geneva, NY coming from WACK/ ubjects of things that the "Newlywed Game" uses, innuendos and bedroom secrets be- Newark. ween lovers. It had a short success life. But I really think there are a lot of people out here who have no one to talk to. who live by themselves in this 'me too' generation that s not interested in other people's opinions. What I'm saying is that there are more people ut there than many realire that want to communicate on a wide range of topics and ideas. R&R: It's been 20 years for you — why? Color Metz: I have one philosophy: if you appear long enough, anyone with any semblance THE SPOOK OF THE SOUTH: WSB and the area Jaycees are preparing to make this • f common sense will know exactly what kind of person you are. What kind of person you Halloween one of the spookiest in Atlanta history by celebrating the holiday in an 80-year re determines what kind of performer you're going to be and whether or not they're going old mansion. The scary, Victorian-style edifice is located in an eerie section and features stay with you, believe you or not. People have to believe in your neutrality as far as carved dragons on the eaves which lend a foreboding look. The Haunted House will charge ..ossible. I think you can fool people a few performances - but never over the long haul. admission, all of which will go to various community projects. The two-story building will Update feature such frightful characters as Dracula, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, the Creature from the Black Lagoon, a Torture Room, Mirror Room, Spider Room, Maze, Roaming Gorilla, AS THE WOR TURNS: John A. Gambling (son of the original John B.) recently cele- Chamber of Horrors and a Mummy Room, and of course, all the sights and sounds that lated his 20th year in the very popular morning program "Rambling With Gambling." will add charm to the festivities. uother important item from the station is that Paula Pennenbaum has replaced Sheila RADIO & RODEO?: What started off to be just good off-the-wall fun on a recent Hard- trans as Promotion Director of WOR ; she comes from serving as Ftadiothon Coordinator wick morning show on KVI/Seattle, turned into a surprising trip to the fair for more than :r the Leukemia Society . . . FM97/Pittsburgh, realizing that the gold situation is big thirty of the station's listeners. Several Thursdays ago, Hardwick presented a "behind-the- pws, has provided listeners with insights to the causes and effects of the situation. Part of scenes at the fair" program during which he interviewed a couple of rodeo clowns, and ie -Morning Magazine" program -- which is researched and presented by News Director having survived a brief on-air instruction session in the fine art of "avoiding bodily con- haron Kennedy - deals with the purchase and sale of gold, the gold market's effect on tact with a Brahma bull," he was invited to do a guest appearance with them at the rodeo le general economy, and how investors can possibly benefit from buying or selling the the next evening. Smelling the fires of public humiliation, fellow personalities Jack Mor- fetal . . . WMAL/Washington celebrated (Monday, 10-15) the 25th anniversary of Felix ton and Clark Race organized a special KVI cheering section in honor of Hardwick's "ant's "Album Sound" program. The gala event, held at the Concert Hall of the John F. debut as a rodeo clown. The devilish duo chartered a bus, and made all necessary ar- Iffinedy Center for the Performing Arts, featured the broad spectrum of jazz that Grant rangements. Guests appeared in formal attire complete with cowboy boots and brought is played (and in turn has become famous for) in the nation's capital through the years. pieces of underwear to wave during the finer moments of the morning personality's l'ant's contributions to the jazz community have earned him the titles of "D.C.'s Mr. performance. The results: a classily clad cheering section, eight rows of flying underwear, Lune" and the "Dean of Jazz." . . . a superb performance by Hardwick who climbed the fence only three times. MIR/Friday. October 19. 1979

Page 68 Pig POP/ADULT POP/ADULIAIRI2LAY/ 40 ET3REAKERS • Three Two Last "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level 0) October 19, 1979 Weeks Weeks Week station activity on any given week. KENNY ROGERS/You Decorated My Life (UA) 6 1 1 0 6 2 2 0 CO M MODORES/Sail On (Motown) STYX LOBO/Where Were You When I Was Failing In Love (MCA/Curb) 2 3 3 3 ANNE MURRAY/Broken Hearted Me (Capitol) Babe (A& M) 25 12 5 0 61% of our reporters are on it Very strong showing this 1 4 4 5 HERB ALPERT/Rise (AB M) week — adds include WIP, KHO W, WC MB, WASH, WC WA, 12 9 6 0 RITA COOLIDGE/One Fine Day (AB M) MICHAEL JOHNSON/This Night Won't Last Forever (EMI America) KSTP, KROD, WSG W, KUKI, W QUA. Key moves: 15-11 4 5 7 7 WFYR, 18-9 WDIF, 26-15 WCHV, 22-10 KOLO, 35-15 WGAR, 27 20 12 0 CRYSTAL GAYLE/Half The Way (Columbia) BRENDA RUSSELL/So Good, So Right (AB M/Horizon) 24-16 WO WO, 2117 WNEU, 29-23 WY MC, 24-21 WBEN, debut 17 14 11 0 17 WFDF, debut 22 WORG, debut 23 KEX, debut 24 WHIZ. 36 19 J.D. SOUTHER/You're Only Lonely (Columbia) Jumps 40-27 on PIA chart 21 BARRY MANILO W/Ships (Arista) 38 22 CO M MODORES/Still (Motown) 9 7 9 13 M ARY MACGREGOFUGood Friend (RSO) 13 10 10 14 GERRY RAFFERTY/Get It Right Next Time (UA) 28 21 16 15 WINGS/Arrow Through Me (Columbia) NEW &ACTIVE 16 15 15 16 DOOBIE BROTHERS/Dependin' On You (WB) You'll notice two numbers immediately follow each song title below EARTH, WIND Er FIRE/After The Love Has Gone (ARC/Columbia) (example 30/5) The first represents total number of our reporting stations 3 6 8 17 ATLANTA RHYTH M SECTION/Spooky (Polydor) playing the record this week. The second is the number of those stations 11 11 14 18 that addedd this week 36 29 24 0 IAN GO M M/Hold On (Stiff/Epic) 14 17 17 20 ROBERT JOHN/Sad Eyes (EMI America)

DONNA SUM MER "Dim All The Lights" (Casablanca) 43/4 .de WSB W QUA, 30 28 27 BARBARA MANDRELL/Fooled By A Feeling (MCA) PROD W CER Key moves 189 WLNH 18 11 W ORG, 95 WY MC. 14-8 WRIE, 19 10 WBZ. 18 13 32 30 25 22 LEIF GARRETT/When I Think Of You (Scotti Bros.) WL W 3020 KRKO 22 17 FM97 29 21 WHAG 2318 WHBC 29 21 WDIF debut 18 WFDF Heavy rotation KRNT. WASH WHEN Increased 32 25 on PA chart 15 16 18 23 DIONNE WAR WICK/I'll Never Love This Way Again (Arista) ABBA "Angeleyes" (Atlantic) 4211 add KMBZ Key moves 16 12 WHAG. 19 11 KOLO 7 8 13 24 TOBY BEAU/Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye (RCA) 23 16 WSG W 159 WBEN. 25-21 KRKO. 27 23 KUKI, 29-24 WRIE, 28-24 WVVWE 29 24 WON. 19 17 MPC Increased 35-29 on PA chart 39 35 32 0 DONNA SUM MER/Dim All The Lights (Casablanca) ORLEANS -Forever- (Infinity) 42/8 add WEU WC WA. WKICL WBO W KOKO KHO W. VVISN 29 23 20 26 NICK LOWE/Cruel To Be Kind (Columbia) W HA M Key moves 17 12 WDIF. 27 24 KRKO 27 25 VVLVA. debut 20 WIN K debut 22 WFDF STYX/Babe (A& M) debut 29 WJBO Increased 38 31 on PA chart 40 0 LAUREN WOOD "Please Don't Leave .' )WB) 36/9 add WIS WSB WFDF dpi WBO W 10 13 23 28 M AUREEN McGOVERNIDifferent Worlds (WB/Curb) W BZ KSTP KFMB W NEU. WC WA Key moves 19-11 WDIF, 2317 WLO W, 34-27 WHBC 28 21 ABBAJAngeleyes (Atlantic) KOLO, 22 20 WS M FM. 30-26 WORG. debut 27 WY MC. debut 29 WPRO, debut 30 WJBO Debuts 37 37 35 0 at No 32 on P A chart 31 31 30 30 BEACH BOYS/Lady Lynda (Caribou) JOHN STE1NART "Midnight Wind" ( RSO) 35/0 Key moves. 3-1 WLO W 21 16 WNEU. 40 38 31 ORLEANS/Forever (Infinity) 2418 WHIZ 2421 WHBC 22 18 WL W. debut 25 WBO W Heavy rotation. WIP. KRKK Increased 37 33 on P A chart. i sopi. 32 LAUREN WOOD/Please Don't Leave IWB) E. DAN Fs J.F. COLEY "What Can I Do With This..." (Big Tree) 34/8 37 13 JOHN STE WART/Midnight Wind (RSO) add K FMB W NEU KRKK. WHIZ WYNE. WFDF WIB W. KOLO Key moves 2925 KRKO, 28-25 JENNIFER WARNES/I Know A Heartache When I See One (Arista, VVDIF debut 25 WLNH Heavy rotation WCER Debuts at No 35 on P'A chart 23 25 31 34 DR. HOOK "Better Love Next Time" (Capitol) 31/16 adds include KVI KMBI, 35 ENGLAND DAN ft JOHN FORD COLEY/What Can I Do With... (Big Tree) W GY, W WWE W HBC \NOIR. KEX, WHIO, WDEF, WRIE. WJF30, WSIX. Key moves 25-18 WIDIF, 26 24 29 38 CHARLIE RICH/Life Goes On (UA) TS 22 W OT debut 23 WBEN debut 28 WSB Debuts at No 38 on P,A chart

YVONNE ELLIMAN "Love Pains" (RSO) 9-1.. 17 add WQUA WY MC, WCER W HIZ. 8 18 28 37 LITTLE RIVER BAND/Lonesome Loser (Capitol) W KH M. WBT KEX Key moves vzi 21 WPRO 27 23 WLNH. 2017 K59 debut 27 WBO W, debut elem .. 38 DR. HOOK/Better Love Next Time (Capitol/ 29 WS M FM Debuts at No 39 on PA chart JIM MY BUFFETT "Fins" (MCA) 31/3 add WIP. KEX, KNBR 29 15 WC WA 2018 WGR, immoill0. 39 YVONNE ELLIMAN/Love Pains )RSO) 29-21 WLNH 26 22 KUKI, 26-22 WPRO. 30 27 KOLO. debut 23 WNEU debut 26 WDIF debut 26 m a . 40 JIM MY BUFFETT/Fins (MCA) WJBO Debuts St No 40 on PA chart

This chart is based solely on airplay statistics co mpiled weekly fro m our reporting stations. New Entry Others Getting Significant Action Black circled nu mbers indicate significant up ward move ment fro m at least 60% of our reporters mom .

STRBSAND Fs D. 9JM MER -No More Tears/Enough..." 1Col/Casablanca)3128 By far the Most Added this week including VVTMJ. WBT W ASH KNO W KSTP WPRO, WIP. KANSAS "Reason To Be" )Kirshner) 23/0. Moves 14 12 wsm FM 33-213 WHBC 30-25 Most Added: KUKI debut 25 WINN, debut 26 VVBO W KVI, WIS VVTVN. WCB M. KMBZ, WISN W HBC, WO W°, KEX WBEN, KMPC, WNE W Just out, BARBRA STREISAND Et DONNA SUM MER and too early for any significant moves but next week should see action ELTON JOHN "Victim Of Love - (M C A) 21/2 add WKH M, WKIQ Moves 21 15 WDIF No More Tears/Enough iCol/Casablanca KER MIT THE FROG -Rainbow Connection" (Atlantic) 2713 add KSTP. KMRJ. 30-25 WCVVA. 23 20 WPRO 32 27 KUKI debut 27 WINN Added at 33% of our reporting stations W ORD Moves 61 WGR, 3-2 WRIE 32-29 WHBC debut 30 KOLO Hot at WIB W ELO "Confusion" (Jet) 19/7 add WTAE w-rnAJ W HAG. WY MC, WS M FM KRKK KRMG BARRY MANILOIN OAK RIDGE BOYS "Dream On" MCA) 26/0. Moves 19 10 WSB 21 16 KRKO. 2018 Moves 2219 WDIF, debut 22 WSB Ships 'Arista, Added at 24% of our reporting stations WJBO DOLLY PARTON "Sweet Sum mer Lovin' " (RCA) 19/1 add KHO W Moves 18 14 CO M MODORES EAGLES "Heartache Tonight" (Asylum) 24/4 add W DIF W QUA weow. WCER VVJB(.4. 20 16 WBT S (Ill Mo town/ Moves 25-13 WC WA, 16-4 WNEU 17 11 WCHV, 16 10 WFYR adds include WBAL. WDEF, KVI. WGR DIONNE WAR WICK "Deja Vu" (Arista) 18/16 Added at 20% of our reporting stations WBEN, WS M FM W GIR WASH, WT MJ, KRKO W ORG W HIO Movers 26-21 WBT debut 28 WRIE KC Es THE SUNSHINE BAND "Please Don't Go" (TK) 23/4 aria WL W. WC WA. DR HOOK W HIZ WFYR 21 14 WNEU. 15.9 WS M FM, 129 KD WN. 74 WLO W, 22 19 WORG, 27 24 WY MC. MELISSA MANCHESTER "Pretty Girls" (Arista) 18/6 add WIP W HIZ. WPRO, Better Love Nest Time (Capitol) debut 28 KOLO WLNH, KN1132 WHIO Moves 24 18 WSB 21 19 WBEN, 20-17 WS M FM, debut 30 WORG Added at 19% of our reporting stations FLEET WOOD MAC "Tusk" (WB) 18 12 add WGAR. weow Moves 17 lo W NEU, 2013 DIONNE WAR WICK W DIF 3022 FM97 23 20 WBEN Deus Vu /Arista) Added at 19% of our reporting stations RUPERT HOLMES "Escape (The Pina Colada Song)" (infinity) 16/6 add WT MJ Pop/Adult Album Airplay Tracks CRYSTAL GAYLE WCHV. KUKI , WHBC. WGIR WBT Moves 2519 KOLO debut 18 KRMG debut 31 WORG (The following album backs, alphabetically listed by artist are getting Hall The Way (Columbus) LITTLE RIVER BAND "Cool Change" (Capitol) 1110 add WQUA. WLO W, WKH M Added at 13% of our reporting stations significant airplay on many of our Pap/Adult stations.) WRIE KMBZ WIN K KMRJ KOLO WT MJ W ORG Debuts 30 WS M FM STYX JIM MY MESSINA "New And Different- (Colombia) 12/2 ride wis. WLNH Moves Babe (AB M) 24 21 KVI, debut 27 WS M FM Added at 13% of our reporting stations

AIWA (Atlantic! Chiqurnos 'I Have A Dream 'Flit Wasn't For The Nights ALESSI BROTHERS "I Wish That I Was Making Love (To...)" (A& M) 1111 ALESSI BROTHERS litErM1 Words And Music add WFDF Moves 13 11 VillO W, 28 25 WORG Hottest' • JIM MY BUFFETT M CA/ 'Dreortutcle "Chanson Pour La-s P8 M5 Enfants Volcano Survive DANN ROGERS "Looks Like Love Again" Onternational Artists) 1014 add KENNY ROGERS CHEAP TRICK (Epic) Voices WIB W VVATR WHBC WK IQ Debuts 213 WDIF You Decorated My Life lUA) CHICAGO 'Columbia) 'Life is What It is "Runaway - "Loser With A Broken Heart Reported hot at 73% of our stations BOB DYLAN "Gotta Serve Somebody" (Columbia) 11/1 add WCHV Idp1 Moves RITA COOLIDGE (AB M) Sweet Emotion" "I'd Rather LOS., While in Love CO M MODORES 14 4 WCVVA. 29 21 lisiflO W 29 25 WGAR BOB DYLA N (Columbia) I Believe In You - "Do Right To Me Baby lCio Unto Others) Sail On (Motown) add WASH WKH M EAGLES tillayk m) "Long Run' SUPERTRA MP "Take The Long Way Home" (A& M) 9/9 Reported hot at 39% of our stations FLEET WOOD MAC (WB) "Honey Hi ' Never Make Me Cry 'Sisters Or The Moon Sara W DIF WLNH WCHV WGR KNBR WT MJ WHIZ Moves 30-25 YVLOVV ANNE MURRAY Angel Over Er Over 'Storms" "Think About Me . JANIS IAN "Fly Too High" (Columbia) 9/1 aria WEIN Debuts 213 WS M FM Broken Hearted Me !Capitol) Reported hot et 39% of our stations RICKIE LEE JONES MB) 'Night Train" CHIC "Forbidden Lover" (Atlantic) 8/3 add WPRO, WORG, WGAR Moves 32 23 WHAG BARRY MA N/LO W (Arisen) "Rein" "Why Don't We Try A Slow Dance Sunday Father HERB ALPERT DAN HILL "Hold On To The Night" (20th) 8/2 add KUKI WHIO Don t Want To Walk Without You -Where Are They Now One Voice Rise MI) W DEF. KUKI Reported hot at 36% of our stations GERRY RAFFERTY (IJAI "Tourist - ORSA LIA "I Can't Hold On" (Infinity) 8/2 add DIA NA ROSS (Motown) No One Gets The Prize' RANDY VAN WAR MER "Call Me" (Bearsville) 8/1 add WT MJ Debuts 25 wse CO M MODORES SttlI (Motown) CARLY SIMON (Liektral Love You Corning To Get You 'Just Like You Co THE CAPTAIN Et TENNILLE "Do That To Me One More..." (Casablanca) 717 Reported hot at 22% of our tations DONNA SU M MER (Casablanca' On My Honor' add VVGIR WGR WJBO WHIZ WKICI, VVIBVV POLO RANDY VAN WAR MER (BaersvIllel Losing Out On Love - RITA COOLIDGE W ORG WT MJ KRMG JENNIFER WARNES (Arista) Shot Through The Heart - "Tell M e J ust One More Time CLIFF RICHARD "We Don't Talk Anymore" (UA) 7/7 oda One Fine Day (AB M, FM97 KOLO WDIF. WHIO WINGS ICoIumbial Baby s Request ' M M./ Reported hot at 19% of our stations CARLENE CARTER "Do It In A Heartbeat" (WB) 7/5 ,iaa WT MJ WS M FM WBT MICHAEL JOHNSON W GR, WBEN Debuts 26 VYSB This Night Won t Last Force., fEMI America , AMERICA "All My Life" (Capitol) 713 add KME12 WNE W WKH M Reported hot at 19% of our stations lEtR'Friday October 19 1979 Page 69

AIWA ALMON 81110111108 Arrow/ *yes (A dennel / ANA N W/ M O M/ ADDS & HOTS 0 - EAST WILL Memners MIENI/Raffere *HAG mosoome .W0. 1.1110w:H:dLymani, 0 e. weaves. Nemo i ik117 I' oomph szoa...oitzhvo m o AM leer Roo Do man Roc• korromn Rem Coes Wale Pons *ASSAY/mom . Do Commodore; 11.10welorown garb,. I Donna D. Warrick (Still) (Deja) it. merir has to , COmmilor.'s 08.7r:brC iPT:.4::Do,nna Commodores C Carter Sty. SINGLES 1) manila D Warwick OrleSatni ell ) Barb,. 4 Donne Dr. Hook (Deja) HOTTEST Ion Goss • Piles monMes con-ro• sea (N W D. Warwick (Deja) PI Nightingale J Mill , ism HOTTEST H. Alpert MCIM MOnner. HOTTEST K. Rogers Orleans Mo m Nom I Roder% as 1111 C.commoR° dogi rers s Supertrao AM MUCA 0E0001 11.111111/001 /a Jorinson (1.ong) M A W SUFFETT 0.'tr. A Donna C ""d°"' L'4°."A41pe"STrr: Hoe GIN AY& • CAPTAIN N TINIMLLS Commodores f C .0 M. Jackson AR hPs tff• ,0 490 .8 Fins MICA) HOTTEST J. Mathis Supertramo Do Thar To. /Comb/mo m/ (Still) (Rock) Rogers Obba Cars ( dp 1 AS 16.1.4 rnrial7 HOTTEST Commodores K. Rogers H Alpert (Sail) RONNuffole WOVOSsesensetmft COModores Commodores El 1 Worw0. je )I clo ell'ITCTGI'CiSrS°T1) " :0,....d0HCIPI.Tb:o.N.TLICEe7cSnsiiCTgl„..,:: 9.90,:: : (dr' ),,Ci.naak°*°" IGTbKiSku...ral.,:ima‘aigl:1")" :"::....„. H:TI(11.1:(AitinTS...:".":TPCi:i.r"•Mr.l.,$)"" MIRr Pow..11"'"StCrooldyY:ril:1) 0 (Sall) (Still) I. 10.nolrfil I Ca"Vapt ""I Tenni' le or. 11000 Commodores Si. Alpert : ::cl:r.7" S. Mandrel (Still) R Cool idpe G (11,: f:ei )orty HOTTEST Valltamema Comodores IL Rogers mode Pm* C . Cart., Abb. (Still) 0 Some. 6 Rani lo. IV low ..lo, nte•: ),Giler I 1 C. Thomson Supertrom HOTTEST Eagles .410 A. Serra, A Ga rfunkel A. Itirray R John A 4.4r. , HIS C Gayle TR•m kie RT .1.0 Souther .11257111 s r C• I POINT, 1. Wood HOTES(Tto" ? S )secemeowesd•H‘ Wings Eagles INATRAmo. o.... America D Warwick giCARILINI CANTER CHIC HOTTEST D Sumer Cdoros 1.•no PlATA UE COLE OA HOOK ii147.1Alpertit 1 Reddy (Mier) n le It In A Oirawsbessr IWO , Fortooddsn Lows, IA dintics PI Vow Lona* Nem! IC.00 .0 Some, lova (CmgehM Dann Hoge. Pal.., . M ors ;7.174mS"ni Inas .00" 14M"Woomeses HOTTEST MPRO/Preedsns I Point" 1 1 1 Ropers 0..,, eglase,••• Comodores HOTTEST M McGovene arbra A Donna 1 *. Anion. Coma Omen IIAI , Johnson1 B Mini!. (Sall) Pe, Johnson Commodore.. S tray HOTTEST Cool Ido H Alpert Ian Gomm (Soil) Sorer& Donna Ian Goom MurrayChip A. Murray 0 M. Jackie'. Copt !ermine ( .r, SHE rartyoorm Alpert G. Rafferty Super-tram D Warwick 11111111.• Sartre Donn, Ilobes .n (Stranger') WI0i n'eS 9e (DeJa) A.lit7 rai MINPoladmiphis N /One Masks• Sono Dr. Hook it. Almrt Or Remo HOTTEST HOTTEST torero 6 Donna R. Holm's D Sues, Comodores o gees G Oa ffffff Dr Hook WCI ilh Metrnl ioi HOTTEST Itarbra I Donna (Sail) 019 Nee to a • H. Alpert *12 ri 1 00 L RS Gown ammo. A Merrily M Nonchet ter 1,500 I beers Sty. Doobi• Oros (Cool I 6 .i•ndre 1 1 J. ''''' t K Regers (Loser) HOTTEST M Johnson SOS DYLAN LA WS YVONNE MU M MA O.0 lieHOUllemew I an Gomm HOTTEST Commodores Ian Gomm ii Alpert Ila retro a Donn. K CoNS1 109e (Still) Oen, Same IC M onads) Nompramoho rordornt lAsonnol t.„.. p.m. m oo CoMmOon the Oms. Seem D Sumer Komi t HOTTEST J Stewart J. Warms Com; $ I low Commodoms . Rogers Ian Com Ashford s oosan M E M HOTTEST (Still) A Serra, U 1111- M - -1111 AI port M ors lobo 0 Sumer "10:0,'4 Mc 'ler'''. r u u raa u u u A Sorra. J. Warms Wool Olivia I ''''''''' '11 61. 9 OHM low A Stray • 021111119-1111-111 - MID WEST *a hi Old W WII , nom.. SR Vitro.... wKlea.vms. C.4141.11 Mika 11•11.•••••• WIISIVTAM•subm Cmw,S0aw wok. Cmimod Loon. Swoons. DAN MU. in S. DAN 111 AP. COLEY PLOI NV000 MAC CILOISA GAYN OR Si Ell and it.t , 16.11. Comodorts J D Souther WS W Chni Do W M 184 rnei Twee M R) Loft 0.0. 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Johnson Corrode HOTTEST Wings O Mcgregor JA MS IAN Inas K M ors G Rafferty Eagles 1111UPOPIT NOUN = MOTEL SILTINI ANON Rs To• Mon leonornIMI Itch Alpert efriad Mew mis J Buffett Emma, (rh• Ph& I *dho w Mote On To Th. (MCC VOIR, 0/ Com (A•CAJ ooDIC"."..:C41ITITEC.r";::::".'1°7:"" 1 . litJR.:14:1:dr....."*“...... ".‘T WrVIVG.."4"."'n'illiI4614447NL:11 . (1154 :ira:d9.90 . Gm ..114,..drto I er n% , o Garrett Cool *dye form mons. NOtIMCluad Com. wire fT oso IRO er or Jahn low Oman . moils. INOVICVP M oo app000ris...44 mo Mom Wo rm. ch,.. (Coo )) Ian Gomm (Testae. Roc Commodores 0 :' L:77,1:1- , ,i,i. C Mclean/ Illarlora 6 Dom. • i low D Stowe, (Si'))) Ste. C Mello Mimi los C G.y 1 • 0. Warwick Nebr. N a caaaaaadarea 8 On, low ng I .nd Dar 1 Dylan HOTTEST (0eJa • Mondry» iOTTIST o .011EST (Still) 11 Manila. C. Carter SHIBLACoressin Comedomes H. ai „ Ha T Ell Imo Capt. A Ter , Olivia Antly K. Varowarmer OHM Jamie (Sail) P nerm04•1 HOTTEST Dann Role., *4.n (S411) Jourmy W O, 6 Donna (Cool) HOTTEST rem, 6 Como us . M ors ILO att in Meo ws . lows lobo Eagles H. Alpert a 6 /fors, a I 1.0 fomm O Holmes JOiwrI4Ty Commodores Dr 51ok I Coolies • Jocks. VAMP Menem O Loge Ins Sty. (Sa m • Holmes I Nesseill agaaomeaHaaaa MANIAS K.C. N TIM SUM MONS SAND KNINET NG PROS OSSA LEA 1St.) IMO W m Swort ram HOTTEST b olt Ciann Ropers A rson To IM MITIenen Na me O mer co.rno Noimbarer Carmacelom LAS I Do,,000 150. Italhdryl Res Radom , Jolt (bile. (Long) Comodoms oaDTT TIT IOTTEST RICIACIfToom :'-r...., Wines Chicago (Sall) a Amer. A money m Mommiester • ass.' Alpert Deo MM, gPOODM.Of MVO. K.1 I Oates I cooli mo No mill 0 Souther Rogers Ars IIM deem led /epos I en EIO Commodores A mrraa 0 C. Gmylo C. Richard motor Oros ONO Call/ g gari e ea Il Ansel I (Still) Pablo Cow,. S. Russell a MIS » larlse I lamma Mils Cam:Wenn IIIIKIMMagnem CW1,1 R/TPAIdemmemeo. mes awe. C. 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W N OX/Knoxville is now accepting applioetIons for 14/VCR/Me mphis (Superstars AOR) has night open- Central California powerhouse on FM changing to KOIL/Ornahs. We're reshaping our entire news and ing. Female would be great, but will take anyone that's Contemporary format We're looking for a natural sound- future jock and news openings. Clear channel facility in public affair deportment. and have two openings in- hot Tapes end resumes to Tom Owi.ns, WZXR, 1385 ing air talent with good production. Send tapes end res- beautiful Smokey Mountains. One of the Southeast's cluding News Director If you believe in up-beat, lifestyle Lamar, Me mphis, TN 38104. EOE M/F 110-19) umes to Box 3329, Visalia, CA 93277 EOE M/F (10-19) fastest growing markets Tapes and resumes only to Bob oriented new*, as well as the heavy stuff, realize that Savage, 99WNOX, 4400 Whittle Springs. Knoxville, TN public affairs can be entertaining and know how to be KBOI/Bolse in Idaho's beautiful treasure valley still Killer sales manager needed Immediately — KMLO, 37917. Telephone calls may prejudice your chance at dynamic as well as personable on the sir, you're the one located in the suburbs of San Diego and serving the en- employment EOE M/F 110-19) we're looking for. Good starting salary, fringe benefits needs talented newperson with anchor capabilities looking for challenge in gathering and reporting We are 50,000 tire city and county with one of the areas best AM and great opportunity for the right person Tapes end watts and No 1 18-plus with our Pop/Adult format signals, is still searching for the right person to take on W OHK/Ft. Wayne, Indiana's nevveat Pop/Adult-Coun- resumes to Jim my O'Neill, PD, KOIL, 8901 Indian Hills Tapes and resumes to Bill Hatch, News Director, Box the position of sales manager Unlimited potential in one try station is expanding our staff. We're looking for one Dr , Omaha, NE88114110-191 on-air com municator and one copywriter/production 1280, Boise, ID 83701. EOE M/F 110-191 of America's most affluent markets You'll sell, plus train arid motivate others If you're dynamite, call PD Ken Burke person. If you're dedicated to winning then I want to KZZX needs Ne ws Director/A M drive news exper- Major South weste rn AOR looking for Ne ws Direct- or GM Gene Alfred 8117141724-8333. EOE M/F 110-191 talk to you. Above average pay arid great benefits Tapes ienced broadcalpter-boumallat. Good delivery essential or with presentation emphasis on music and lifestyle and resumes to Ron Walton, Box 6000, Diplomat Station, and be able to com municate. Tapes end resumes to Chris Ft. Wayne. IN 46816 or call 1219) 447-5611. EOE M/F Carey, KZZX, 4011 Menaul N E Albuquerque, NM 87110 information. Tapes and resumes only (no calls) to Tom Wright & Associates, Inc. has openings nation wide O wens, KZE W, Com munications Center, Dallas, TX 110-191 EOE M/F 110-19) for air talent and program ming people If you like to work 76202. EOE M/F 110-19) in Country music send tepee and resumes to: Wright Morning person with good track record needed at K W8L/Bloux City, IA has a midday opening. Good Er Associates, Inc , 7226 N. Oracle, Suite 205, Tucson, W EIR/Weirton, WV 2 to 3 yrs experience preferred. Good production a must. Right slot for right person. Tapes Detroit's No. 1 FM is building a news dept. If you sound AZ 86704 110-191 bright, contemporary and human and have significant bucks for right person. Tapes and resumes to Roger and resumes to Barry Michaels, Box 1230, Sioux City. medium or major market experience, send tape, resume W OPD/Lakelend, FL is searching for super personality Corey, WEIR. 3578 Pennsylvania Ave., Weirton, WV IA 51102110-191 26062 EOE M ,F (10-19) and salary history to Jon Belmont, News Director. morning man, arid personality rock jock. Excellent pay. Contact John Jenkins, Box 827 Lakeland, FL 33802 EOE Wanted: Ne wspeople for future openings. Anchor W MJC/WHND, One Radio Plaza, Detroit, MI 48220 M/F 110-121 KUHL/Santa Merle, CA has immediate opening for and reporter positions 2-3 yrs expenence needed. Send EOE 110-191 early evening jock with production skills. Tapes and res- tapes and resumes to Dick Cullom, WISE, 90 Lookout New broadcast group is seeking sales professionals Wanted: Newsperson for afternoon drive. Journalism umes to Denny LueII, KHUL, Box 166, Santa Mane, CA Rd , Asheville, NC 28804 FOE (10-19) 93466 EOE M'F 110-191 who will sell two music stations in one of the fastest degree. Needs to be self-starter and a noee for local news growing markets within the New York AD). Some places Send tapes end resumes and salary requirements to Lee KNB O/Teco ma, WA looking for naturdl energy Top are nice to visit, this is one that's nice to live ml Respond Buller, KSAL. Box 180, Saline, KS 67401. EOE M/F 110-121 W Y MC/Mayfield needs topes and resu mes for var- 40 jock. Tapes and resumes to Gary Bryan, Box 6200, with resume and earnings history to M. Levine, VP/Gen ious airshift positions, Production Director and also Tacoma, WA 98405 EOE M/F (10-19) NitalaC Director Send to Mike Brophey, Box V. Mayfield, era! Sales Manager, WNNJ-W1XL, Box 40, Newton, NJ W HHY-A M is looking for a com munity-involved communicator to fill a 6-10pm air shift Send tapes and res KY 42066 or cell (602) 247-1430 EOE M/F 110-191 WJBO/WFMF/Baton Rouge, LA now accepting tapes 07860110-191 umes to Larry Stevens. 3436 Norrnanbridge Road. Mont and resumes for future news opening. Send to Bill Morning entertainer and MD for No. 1 rated Country gomery, AL 36105. EOE M/F110-121 Full time radio announcer,13-10pm shift. Minimum of 3 Graham, Box 496, Baton Rouge, LA 70821. No calls station. Tapes and resumes to Doug Wilson, KIDN, yrs experience. Send tepee and resumes only to Scott please. EOE M/F 110-191 Slade. W AYS. 400 Radio Road, Charlotte, NC 28216 Box 293, Pueblo, CO 81002 or call 13031 542-5570 W VA M/Altooria, PA is looking for a night personality. We're ARB rated 01 in a 95,000 plus metro area in Central FOE 110-191 KHO W/Denver has opening for newsperson. Tapes EOE M/F (10-19) PA Salary com merv3urate with expenence. Also accepting and resumes to Mike Anthony, Petroleum Club Bldg., tapes and resumes for future on-air openings If you like Program Director/air personality, strong on production 16th and Broadway, Denver, CO 80202.110-19) Southern Oregon's Adult personality station looking for Adult Contemporary format. Resume and aircheck to for a com municator for our evening shift. Nice place to country, and are a professional desiring to work with pro- live and work. Experienced only. Tapes and resumes to fessionals. contact Tom Riley, PD. 2727 W. Albert Dr., Jim Bosh, WCPA. Box 1032, Oearfield, PA 16830110-191 Soon to be 6000 watts, KKAL/Arroyo Grande is look- Altoona, PA 16603 or call 181419449458. EOE M/F 110-121 ing for two talented people. Right now, we need a pro- Jack Earl, KMED, Box 1440, Medford, OR 97601 No Join the RICO radio family in Boston, MA. WROR-FM duction person with a good voice and good with music calls please. EOE M/F 110-191 New Country formatted station, WKHK/Ft. Wayne, needs the best Production Director in the country to join and people. In the future we have an opening for an air KO ME/Son Jose, CA is looking for experienced Pro- IN is accepting tapes for possible future openings Send Boston's fastest growing radio station In addition to pro- talent, so we are seeking applicants for both. Tapes and to PO Ron Walton, Box 6000, Ft. Wayne, IN 46816 116121 duction. you will also handle a short, daily airshift. If you resumes only to Craig Hines, KKAL, Box 220, Arroyo duction Director for AOR format. Tapes and resumes to Mike! Hunter, 1245 S. Winchester Blvd., San Jose. have 3-6 yrs on-air/production expenence in either Top 40 Grande, CA 93420. EOE M/F (10-19) or Pop/Adult, send eircheck, production sample and res- CA 95128. No calls please EOE M/F 110-191 Want to live and work in Alaska? Tapes and resumes being accepted at KANC/Anchorage for Country radio air urre today to Gary Berkovvitz, Program Manager. WROR, WIE1W/Topeke, KS needs on-air end production Drive time entertainer, Production Director combo talent Will supply vital information about this unique mar W O General Building, Government Center, Boeton, MA people immediately. Automation expenence preferred. ket cost of Irving, etc. Tapes to PO, Rick Wing, 8845 02114 EOE M/F/1-0/110-191 Send tapes and resumes to John A. Katz, Box 119, needed Immediately at Pop/Adult leader in Western Jewel Lake Road, Anchorage, AK 99502 110-121 Topeka, KS 66801 or call 1913) 272-3456. EOE M/F Colorado. Experienced in voice a must. Tapes, resumes and salary requirements to Mike Connors. PD. KEXO, Group expending into two other Mid weirt outlets. 110-191 Looking for Pop:Aduh Progrern Director and personality Box 1448, Grand Junction, CO 81502 EOE M/F 110-191 W DODANDO W/Merlon, IL is looking for a News Dir- ector to replace a veteran who is going into politics Con announcers Tapes and resumes to Mark Ranier, KKXL, K WY, 10.000 watt Country, Cheyenne, WY needs W HHY has opening for experienced news reporter/ tact Dutch Doelitzsch at 1618)997-2341 116 121 Box 997, Grand Forks, ND 58201 EOE M/F (10-19) News Director. We offer car and gas, paid life, health and dental and good money. You must have experience anchor. Ability to cover outside events, including Po- lice/fire incidents is essential. In addition, person must Magic 107 (WSDO/Ft. Lauderdale/Miami) needs a sari Brian Miller, PD at WKYX/Paduceh. KY looking for Cre- and love to work long and hard. Tapes and resumes be capable writer and anchor person. Tapes and res- srtive, educated news and public affairs person for morn ative top notch morning personality with sharp production and salary requirements to PO, Box 926, Cheyenne, WY umes to Marguente Bragg, 3435 Normenbridge Rd., rig dnve. Want to help us win? Send tape and resume to skills Send tapes and resumes to Brian Miller, PD, Box 02001 or cell 13071632-0551. EOE M/F 110-191 2397, Paducah, KY 42001 or call 15021442-8311 EOE M/F Montgomery, AL 36105 EOE 110-191 Skip Herman, News Director, WSDO, Box R-Wi. Ft Lau- derdale. FL 33310. EOE M/F110-12) 110-191 Creative Production Director. Tapes end resumes to Bob McKay, One Radio Lane, Cleveland, OH 44114 or W A MS/Wilmington, DE is looking for afternoon drive .I'm missing one piece to my on-air staff puzzlel Mid W KBO/Harrisburg looking for a talented com muni- call 12161696-4444. EOE M/F 110-19) announcer with exceptional production skills Good cator for adult approach Top 40 in midday or afternoon money for right person. Tapes and resumes to Tom Som- daysll Tapes and resumes to Al Casey, WHB, 106 W 14th, Kansas City, MO 64105. FOE 110-121 drive slot. Good production and adult voice a must W HHY has an immediate opening for an outgoing, mers, WA MS, Box 3877, Wilmington, DE 19807 EOE Excellent pay and benefits for right person. Send tapes personable recepdonist. Duties include answering the M/F 110-191 Part-time alr talent for weekends and evenings. Must and resumes to Jim Buchanan, WKBO, 411 S. 40th St., phone, distributing prizes to listeners, light typing, and have air expenence with ability to reed news arid live copy Harrisburg, PA 17111 EOE M/F 110-191 other miscellaneous assignments. Send resumes to Mar- New broadcast group is seeking on up-to-date Inno- Send tapes with resumes to Frank rnilhinurn, K+ Plus. 101 guerite Bragg, Box 2744, Montgomery. AL 38105. vative Engineer with 1st class license to maintain and upgrade two growing stations in one of the fastest Plaza 600, 600 Stewart St, Seattle, WA 98101 or cell KATI/Casper, WY needs an experienced drive-time W HHY is an Equal Opportunity Employer. 110-19) growing markets within the New York ADI. Respond 12061223-5709. EOE M/F110-121 personality communicator for contemporary station. Also, with working and salary history to M. Strauzer, VP/G M, future openings for news reporter. No. 1 rated ARB Top Arbitron rated contemporary 100 kw In South W NNJ-WIXL, Box 40, Newton, NJ 07860.110-191 C13102 in the Very Special Finger Lakee region of New Florida needs air personality. Two yrs minimum exper- 12-49 in e market of 80,000. Super salary. Tapes end York state needs experienced newsperson Professional resomes to Fred Lemhius, KATI, Box 2006, Casper, WY ience. Send resume, eircheck, ratings and salary re- We ere looking for a Music Director, air talent, good etrnosphere and good benefits. Tapes and resumes to Paul 82602 E0E110-191 quirements to Bill Brown, WOVV, Box 3032, Ft. Pierce, production. KLW W/Cedar Rapids, IA. Call 13191363-8285. Warren, PD, Box 213, Geneva, NY 14456 EOE M/F 110-121 • FL 33450. EOE M/F 110-191 EOE M/F 110-191 CHANGES

Station Line-Ups Radio SHAUN HARRIS named MD at FM102-KSFM/Sacremento, CA formerly with KOKO/ KLAZ/Little Rock, AR LINE-UP: 5:30am-10am Craig O'Neil, 10am-2pm Bill Hilton, Monterey, CA. 2pm-6pm David B. Treadway, 6pm-10pm Carl E. Jones, lOpm-lam Woody, lam-5:30em DONOVAN BLUE formerly with KNDE Et KROY/Secremento, CA joins FM102-KSFM/ Karen. Sacramento, CA. KLUF/Lufkin, TX LINE-UP: 6am-10am Torn Church (Prod. Dir.), 10am-2pm Cindy M ARK PRESTON joins FM102-KSFM/Secremento, CA from KOKO/Monterey, CA. Blake, 2pm-6pm Robert Anthony (PD), 6pm-10pm Keith O'Brian, 10pm-2am Steve RICK GILLETTE from KROY/Secramento, CA joins FM102-KSF M/Secramento, CA. Tyler (MD), 2am-6am Tim Johnston. Weekends: Michelle Lee, "Wild" Billy Forel!, BILLY MANDERS from KNDE & KROY/Secramento, CA joins FM102-KSFM/Sec- Calvin Porter, Allen Clark. ramento, CA. W NA M/Neenah, WI LINE-UP: Morning drive Jason Page, Midday Ron Ross (OM), ALLEN ELVIN joins FM102-KSFM/Secramento, CA formerly with KLOS/Los Angel- PM Drive Jay Tyler (MD), Nights Christopher Cain, All Nights Earl Brooker. Week- es, CA. ends: Billy Pearl, Jeff Stewart, John Ford. CARL E. JONES named Assistant Program Director at KLAZ/Uttle Rock, AZ. WLAV/Nashville, TN LINE-UP: 6am-10am Pet Riley, 10am-2pm Dennis John Cahill, KAREN WILLIA MS appointed MD at KLAZ/Uttle Rock, AZ. 2pm-6pm John St. John (Asst. PD), 6pm-10pm Smokey Rivers, 10pm-2em Spider JIM SMITH joins KYNO-FM/Fresno, CA from KKXX/Bakersfield, CA. Harrison, 2am-6am Stu Evans. JIM SIMON and GINNY PRIOR co-anchor afternoon drive Newstalk on KG0Errhou- KEYY/Provo, UT LINE-UP: 6am-10am Dr. Carl Watkins, 10am-3pm Denny Mitchell sand Oaks, CA. (MD), 3pm-7pm Chuck Cooper (PD), 7pm-12 mid "Magical" Matt Alan, 12mid-6em KEN JEFFRIES doing vacation relief and weekends KGOE/Thousand Oaks, CA. Ron O'Brien. LIZ SHEA promoted to Regional Sales Manager at VVVCG/WYOR/Coral Gables, FL. W SEZNVinston-Selem, NC LINE-UP: 6am-10am Flying Dutchman, 10am-3pm K.C. GARY BRUCE named MD at WLA M/Lewiston, ME, former MD at WCFR/Spring- Jones, 3pm-7pm Bob Ziegler, 7pm-12mid Jack Kelly, 12mid-6am Scott Richards. 293 field, VT. Album Hour Joe Littlejohn. RANDY MARSH promoted to MD at WIRK/West Palm Beach, FL. W RVR/New York, NY LINE-UP: Elem-10em Les Davis, 10am-2pm Pat Prescott, 2pm- BILL FULLER named local Sales Manager for KG W/Portland, OR. 6pm Batt Johnson, 6pm-lOpm Herschel, 10pm-2em Lois Gilberd, 2am-6am Art Mc- GARY PEDRO joins airstaff at KRNS/Burns, OR from KIIS Broadcast Workshop. Farland. FM102 (KSFM)/Secramento, CA LINE-UP: 6am-10em Shaun Harris (MD), 10am-2pm Donovan Blue, 2pm-6pm Mark Preston, 6pm-1 Opm Rick Gillette, 1 Opm-2em Billy Industry Changes Menders, 2am-6am Allen Elvin. Weekends: Steve Wray, Eileen Evans. PD Jeff Lucifer. M ARK LEVITT appointed Assistant Copy Director, Advertising Creative Services at KLOLJHouston, TX LINE-UP: 5:30am-9am Major Marcie Lara, 9am-12noon Colonel CBS Records. Greg Thomas, 12noon-3pm Major Jim Stricklan, 3pm-7pm General Gene Austin, LARRY STESSEL appointed Director, Merchandising, West Coast, Epic/Portrait/ 7pm-12mid Captain Vanessa, 12mid-5:30em Captain Pat Rico. Associated Labels. . . . EtRIFriday. October 19. 1979 Page 71 OPPORTUNITIES Positions Sought Openings Goods & Services Positions Sought I'll do almost anything for a job . . . convert to your M ajor market jock no w progra m ming In mediu m litZY/Lafeyette, IN has en immediate opening for a The Aircheck Guide religion, marry your daughter, support the candidate of m erket. Desire to move back to the majors as announc time personalty (auto mabon with live sound). strong Openings your choice, wash and wax your car. Call CHUCK (716) en or program mer Young, aggressive, and reasonably ( production. sports interest helpful Excellent °Prior-tun - 873-0706. P.S. I also do windo ws 110-19) priced Call (317)474-1302 and ask for PAT 110-121 e working with pros Ho me of Purdue University Send Radio stations reading about THE AIRCHECK GUIDE t, is, resumes and references to Jerry O'Neill 1 PO1 Box from the National NAB report. state wide NAB reports, DJ looking for full time or part time leading to full Looking for Pop/Adult personality position In med- 10 Lafayette, IN 47902 (317) 474-1410 EOE M/F (10-2)' AP, UPI, venous trades and over 3000 mailouts are call- time position. Will relocate Disco, Soul, REtB, Contemp- ium or secondary market. Extensive oldie research. ing hourly - not daily but hourly with openings. orary. (2021232-7053. (10-191 Experienced and will relocate C8111614) 374-9478 from Ii1ZY-F M (2.96) 50,000 watt Mid west po werhouse 8pm 11p m. (10-12) ks Top 40 iock for possible future openings Strong W hat happens when THE AIRCHECK GUIDE (TAG) Experienced AOR air personality with 1st will relocate duction skills a must. Music Director background helo- gets your tape? First we check our backlog to see what but would like to stay in the West. Call DARRYL EVANS Pleassel Need work . . need money . . hungrIl t Station is a pen of a gro wing chain. and is one of the stations have called within your format and position. 12131935-3783. (10-191 Pleasrieel11 I 17161873-0706 (ask for CHUCK) (10-121 r st respected secondaries in the Mid west Tape and Next we place your resu me information into our com- r Jrne to Jeffrey Jay Weber, Operations Manager, puter, which screens you from your market (unless other- RAY OAKES. formerly afte rnoon drive Et Research EARL MOR G AN seeks progra m ming position with %%ZY AM and FM, Box 1410, Lafayette. IN 47902 Wo- wise requested) Then your alfeheCk goes on our syetern, Director for WZZX-F M/Louisville. KY looking for air tal- Country format. Past 11 years with WNYR/Rochester. r nand minorities encouraged to apply An EOE employ- which enables in calling stations within your format to ent. MD or PD position. Excellent background in music NY Available immediately All serious inquiries con- r10-121 instantly hear your tape Consideration for requested research and program ming. 9 yrs experience including sidered. Will relocate. Call (7161924-7887.110-121 market size is also computed. W EBC and KLVVVV Please call 15021245-7234110-191 1 etern Cities Broadcasting is taking applications for Ban Diego, LA., Sacra mento, Bien Francisco, Fresno (air positions in several large Western cites If you've Over 8100.000 in new openings are available daily from Top com municator, PD available. Expenenced in Pop/ 6 yr pro wants news or sports lob. Currently top 55 ;stored the art of getting your natural personality on the TAG. Presently TAG cannot meet the demand for mo m- Adult and Country Hard working, self motivator, good market Family man L A is home. Cell BOB 19181 583 i ship us a tape end resu me Positions must be filled ing men, Program Directors, newsmen and announcers on detail and direction Location secondary. Call MIKE 4916.110-121 !Christmas Contact Dave Anthony. KLUC, Box 1480. for venous formats. at (8121877-9728 (10-191 I t Vegas. NV 89114 110121 Y100/Mle ml lock ready to go. Solid production, top references Call SCOTT FISHER (3051552-1809 (10-121 TAG up with the stations that are calling THE AIRCHECK 8 yrs major market experience with Top 40 and AOR. I nionality Top 40 WRNFVMartinsburg. needs after- G UIDE. Forward your aircheck, resume and 925 handling Call BOB LEWIS for tape and resu me at (713) 784-1842 Experienced sportscaster end sports reporter seek- . on end morning drive PeniOnehtV One will be PD. to THE AIRCHECK GUIDE. 8 Constance Avenue, Lewis- anytime. 110-191 ing major market position, preferably top 15 market Call Des and resumes to Ed Alexander, Box 709 Martins- ton, ME 04240. 1-207-782-0947. 9em-5pm Mon-Fri EST 19041744-5609. (10-12) , rg, WV 25401. EOE (10-121 Pop/Adult personality. Great mind, lots of real exper- Broadcaster's Action Line ence, ready to work hard and take directions. Call MARV PAT TUR NER, formerly WIRY and VWVVi113/Albany, 15X/York, PA looking for 7pm-12 mkIrtight announcer. at (3151342-2503. You'll hear what thousands of listen- N Y, looking to w ork for station with aggressive news Job Referral Service - 825.00 for 12 months Fee changes I:ellent opportunity for someone with limited experi- ers already kno w and love (10191 department. 115 yrs experience, worked for a proven to 840.00 Jan 1, 1980. Send to: R2 Box 25-A Lexing- i:e with a desire to learn and gro w with a great open- winner; hard worker; excellent references Call 1518; ton, IN 47138. 812-889-2907. Free to employers. . Dn. Personality onented, album image Top 40. Should Female ter talent with good ratings in top 50 market. 885-9888. (10.121 ire production ability. Tapes and resumes to Ray Tho m- Funny Funny Stuff with music, research and production background look- PD, 2 West Market St York, PA 17401. EOE M/F ing for new opportunity to gro w and learn. Contact HIL- Need a creative personality for your small or mediu m station? Call KIRK DAVIDSON at 16061 364-0244 (Beloit, , 121 Unique Comedy bits that fit any format. For freebee write LARY at (518) 785-6929 (10-191 Hype, Ink, Box 89581-R, Los Angeles, CA 90089. WII Over a year's experience, innovative production iiRN/Uttie Rock seeking dyna mic female to ec- HE A VY PR ODUCTIO N - Pop/Adult pro with produc- and an excellent com municator. Talk sho w experience lat morning news magazine program Journalism Information You Need tion looking for production or on-the-air position in Mid- too! I'm looking for a station that'll give me direction I:kground desirable Tapes, resumes. references end and gro wth (10-121 Cul artist info all formats), daily calendar, much more west or North west area. Call ROGER at 1517) 337-7973 'cry requirements to Mike Maloney, PD, KARN, Box Pro biweekly service. Free sample issue: GALAXY, Box before noon or tter 8pm (10-19) The former, but still good, midday air personality -39. Little Rock, AR 72214 (10-121 20093-C, Long Beach. CA 90801.12131438-0508. assistant PO/MD of WPOC-F M/Baltimore is looking fni BARRY McC OY, former KAU, W QPC, presently a new challenge. Let's talk, 13011879-7028. Equal Oppor 'A M/Le wiston/Aubu rn, ME Is looking for an sir W DUZ/Green Bay 2-year pro looking for a challenge You'll Be Funnier! tunity Employee (10-121 irsonelity with production skills. Contact Jeff Kelly, Heavy personality lock up-te mpo delivery Interested in Hundreds of deelays renewed again this year! Guaran- Ii, 929, Lewiston, ME 04240 (207) 7134-5401 EOE (10-12) all formats. W ould love a shot at sports. Call 14141 teed funnier! Free sample. CONTE MPORARY CO MEDY, After 3 yrs as PD/M D/middays, KEN NY ROBERTS, 499 8219 (10-191 5804-0 Twineing, Dallas, Texas 75227 Phone 12141 would like to work with your station to make it 111, ' aggressive newsperson for 50 KW Pop/Adult 381-4779 as our team did for KTRB/Modesto. Call (2091521-7249. %Jew York's capital district Solid on-air sound end ex- Progra m Director/Jock: Seasoned professional seeks (10-121 -ience a must. For position in rapidly expanding local "Radio's Premiere Co medy mediu m to major market situation. Let's talk. MIKE JACK- ova operation. Tapes and resu mes to Phil Gregory. SON (3141 273-5471 or Rt. 1, Box 262, Glencoe, M O Copy writer/production person can also do weekend jock or news. Prefer competitive market. Heavy exper- • ws Director, W PTR, 4243 Albany St., Albany, NY Service" 63038 (10-191 205. No calls please. EOE 110-12) )erica. JOHNNY WILLIA MSON 1303/ 945-8501. (10-121 FREE SA MPLE ISSUE of radio's most popular humor Personality who sounds very bright, natural and com- service) O'LINERS, 1448-R West San Bruno, Fresno, 11 veers with one station and I'm reedy to move on. • entry morning person for smell Mid west market m unicates one-to-one available immediately. 3)4 yrs ex- CA 93711 or phone (209) 431-1502 Did midday., 9 yrs as PD and two before that as MD • ncise, articulate end conversational Country aspen- perience in the Mid west with Top 40 and Pop/Adult. W NYR/Rochester, NY was a great learning experience, cc not necessary Cassette and resu me to The Bond Any serious offers will be considered. Call mornings or "Phantastic Phunnies" but I need something new. Call (7161 924-7887. Thank 'port, 3725 Yaqui Dr . Flagstaff, AZ 88001 (10 121 late evenings 14021477-5755 and ask for JACK. 110-191 The Industry's internationally acclaimed . most re you. 110-121 '3R Q/Buffalo. NY, Abrams Superstar station. seek spec-tad audience builder' One month's introductory 400 M D, Disco-1490/Rocky Mount, NC, looking for open- 18 years experience, operations and station manage- bnght. uptempo wo men and men for full and part one-liners, Inphormation and gipht . Just 02 0011 ing in any format within 2-hour dnve of New York. Unique PHANTASTIC PHUNNIES, 1343-A Stratford Drive, Kent, m ent. On-air included WL W/Cincinnati. Preferably morn- lie AOR airshilts Large chain, immediate openings arid creative production. Call GLENN STUART at 1212) ing drive, can do afternoons. Contact JOE MARTELLE OH 44240 nd tapes and resumes fast to Bob MacRae, 59 W . 592-1633(10-19) (207) 282-7328 after 9am EDT. (10-121 !tie PL. Buffalo, NY 14202. No cells please. EOE M/F i121 Goods Et Services KEN McKAY, formerly KCKC. K16. 14KON G, looking I beat WLEI . . . and I can prove It. Interested? Ho w for e good position in California. Experienced as Produc- Making your classified come alive or getting about five different voices for any situation. Interested 01/WD AL/Merldian has en opening for a full time tion Director and Music Director. Call (209) 825-3218 your goods and services singled out is simple now? If you want to hear more, call 13131 468-8976 Hsperson Call Maureen Christian 16011693-2381 or Only 50 cents a word, $20.00 minimum per anytime. (10-19) lie and resu me to Box 5314, Meridian, MS 39301 and ask for RICK. 110-121 week, headlines are free Contact REtR Clas- 1,-121 W KUE-F M format change has left two AOR-oriented sified Department, Mon.-Fri. at 12131553-4330. Has your station fallen into the deprivation syn- or write us at 1930 Century Park West, LA . announcers and production people seeking work. Will- ' Bit-F M/Parkersburg, W V A OR. Tapes and ros- dro me? Then let's cut the rug. 12 yr pro, WCUE, G98. CA 90067 ing to relocate. Call 19041 772-8281 and ask for RICK or iest for future on-air openings to Larry Schuster, 703 ZIP106, and others. Management and disco background. HAL.110-191 Looking for top 16 markets, music, mediu m-market PD Ifrket St., Parkersburg, WV 28101 EOE M/F (10-121 Contact MAX HEY WOOD12161458-2592(10-121 Openings PHIL BR A DY, formerly of WI0 Q-F M/Philadelphle ITT, Quad Cities, needs s true air personality. We seeks air slot or Music Director/air slot with California National PD looking for morning drive personality JOH N STEN NETT. alias MARICDON AHUE, outstand- lid people to the majors Come ioin us Tapes and res- station Call 1916(925-0589 or 1215) 357-5299 and leave for mediu m market station to replace a lock who Just ing air personality seeking to relocate to a mediu m or tos to Jim O'Hara, Box 3788. Davenport, IA 52808. made the majors. Excellent pay Tapes and resu mes to message. 110-19) 1E M/F110-121 large market. Can do outstanding production, have abil National PD, Box N39, 323 Franklin Blvd., Chicago. IL ity to take charge as M D or PD if needed. Formerly KEN E. M ARKS is looking for e Top 40, Pop/Adult 60808 EOE MIF 110-121 working for 95KB OF/Tulare, CA, Top 40. Cell 03051831- I fliDC/Parkersburg. W V, m odern Country, seeks or Disco gig. Just back from Reno. Super production 4224 between 9am-5p m.110-121 lies and resu mes for future lock shifts as well as Central Califo rnia's 01 FM rocker is looking for super Write or call 9315 Cattaraugus Ave., Los Angeles, CA nediate opening for News Director. Send to Larry air talent for possible future openings. At least 1 yr ex- 90034.1213/ 838-5364. Will travel. 110-191 MIKE MU N D AY mIddays WFLB, 28 yr old profession- :fluster. 703 Market St., Parkersburg, WV 28101. EOE perience. Tapes and resumes to Ken Paige, KBOS, Box al air personality looking for professional operation in IF110-121 444, Tulare, CA 93274(10-121 STEVE NADEL, has been working in the South for top 85 market. Tight board and good production. Call a year, would like a gig closer to home in Big Apple. (9191323-0925 or 191914884259. Might be what you're %'2B/Ne w Orleans Is looking for experienced en- Major Southern AOR seeking Ne ws Director with Top 40 or M OP stations take note. Former Music Et looking for Let's get together (10-12/ zncers for contemporary format Tapes and resu mes flare for human interest lifestyle presentations. Tapes Program Director can help your station. Excellent kno w- i:hris Wallenberg. 601 Loyola Ave New Orleans. LA end resu mes only to Torn O wens, Com munications ledge of pop muzik. Call 12121 823-3089, you won't be NE WS/L.A./WEEKEN DS . . . CAROLINE 12131 391- 113 No calls please E0E110-121 Center, Dallas, TX 75202. No calls please. EOE M/F. 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I' Quinn. PD, WFIL is soliciting tapes or airchecks Announcer reedy to move up to smell-mediu m mar- Versatile, talented and kno wledgeable. interested O wner/operator of 24-hour A M station on Oahu. possible future openings. Send tapes and resu mes ket. I've got a voice that'll make 'ern listen. Three years Ha waii, who will take over with FCC approval around in Music Director, Pro motion Director or air personality *Ray Quinn, WFIL, 4100 City Lane, Philadelphia, PA experience in local radio. Want to work with people who December, is seeking energetic air personalities, news, position. 6 yrs broadcast experience including stints at 1131 need a young professional that's got a great voice, You and sales personnel to help build the top station in Ha- KACE/Los Angeles, and KYAC/Seattle. Prefer to remain write it, I'll announce it. Will relocate. Write to MIKE WIL- in Los Angeles but willing to relocate. Contact LARRY Ili/Groat Fails, M T is looking for an experienced waii Send tapes and resumes to Box 25821, Hawaii SON, Box 100, Marietta, OH 45750. (8141 373-1490

IMO I. !Non WI! II', WI I It% I AS I BREAKERS.] AG() 01:11 WE Ill October 19, 1979 22 10 3 O EAGLES/Heartache Tonight (Asylum) Back Page Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest 2 2 1 2 HERB ALPERT/Rise (A& M) level of station activity on any given week 15 6 4 CO KENNY ROGERSfYou Decorated My Life (UA) BARBRA STREISAND/DONNA SUM MER 27 25 15 O STYX/Babe (AEtM) No More Tears (Enough Is Enough) (CoUCas) 1 1 2 5 COM MODORES/Sail On (Motown) 89% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 69, Same 7, Down 0, 11 5 5 6 MICHAEL JACKSON/Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough (Epic) Adds 50, inducing 0105, WLCY, KSLQ, Q102, WOKY, WBEN- 18 11 7 o DONNA SUM MER/Dim All The Lights (Casablanca) FM, KC101, PRO-FM, 0106, WNOE, WF MF, Z98, WNOX, 27 12 COM MODORES/Still (Motown) WKIX, KOF1VI, 92X, KMJC. See Paraiels, charts at number 23. o 26 24 13 FLEETWOOD MAC/Tusk (WB) JOHN DAVID SOUTHER o 21 14 10 O KNACK/Good Girls Don't (Capitol) You're Only Lonely (Columbia) 12 8 6 11 JOURNEY/Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin' (Columbia) 87% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 83, Same 16, Down 0, 29 22 14 O LED ZEPPELIN/All My Love (Swan Song) Adds 23, including Q102, WOKY, KC101, KAU M, KTSA, 7 3 9 1 M/Pop Muzik (Sire) WNOE, WSGA, FM100, WLAC, VVVIC, KSTT, WNCI, KFX M. See Parallels, charts at number 26. 23 19 16 ( FOREIGNER/Dirty White Boy (Atlantic) BLONDIE - - 24 KC Et THE SUNSHINE BAND/Please Don't Go (TK) Dreaming (Chrysalis) 28 23 17 IAN GO M M/Hold On (Stiff/Epic) 30 26 22 JENNIFER WARNES/I Know A Heartache When I... (Arista) 64% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 74, Same 23, Down 0, Adds 19, inducing WABC, WIFL CKLW, KSLQ, KOPA, WOLF, - 28 26 BARRY MANILO W/Ships (Arista) KC101, KAU M, WGH, WEAQ, KBIM. See Parallels, charts 4 4 11 19 DIONNE WAR WICK/I'll Never Love This Way Again (Arista) at number 27. 5 13 20 ROBERT JOHN/Sad Eyes (EMI/A merica) MICHAEL JOHNSON 28 JIM MY BUFFETT/Fins (MCA) This Night Won't Last Forever (EMI/Arneria.) 6 7 8 NICK LOWE/Cruel To Be Kind (Columbia) 59% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 68, Same 17, Down 9, - STREISAND/SU M MER/No More Tears... (Columbia/Casablanca) Adds 13, including WIF1, WCAO, 0105, WTRY, WAXY, WNOX, - 29 ANNE MURRAY/Broken Hearted Me (Capitol) WGH, WOHO, KFXM, KCPX, KRQ, V100. See Parallels, charts 13 1F., 18 25 DOOBIE BROTHERS/Dependin' On You (WB) at number 29. SUPERTRA MP JOHN DAVID SOUTHER/You're Only Lonely (Columbia) - mom , BLONDIE/Dreaming (Chrysalis) Take The Long Way Home (A& M) - 30 O LAUREN WOOD/Please Don't Leave (WB) 59% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 57, Same 15, Down 2, _ ammo. O MICHAEL JOHNSON /This Night Won't Last Forever (EMI) Adds 33, including WKB W, Y100, 13100, WIRY, _ ammo. WKBO, WF MF, Y95, WAXY, 95SGF, KOFM, WZZP, KMJC, O SUPERTRA MPTTake The Long Way Home (A& M) KROY, KORL See Parallels, charts at number 30. This chart is based solely on airplay statistics compiled weekly from OUI Top 40 reporting stations Black circled numbers indicate significant upward movement from at least 6096 of our reporters MOST ADDED BARBRA Es DONNA "No More Tears... (Col/Cas) HOTTEST EAGLES "Heartache Tonight" (Asylum) NEW & ACTIVE SUPERTRANIP "Take The Long Way Home" (A& M) Recent releases with airplay reported by at least 50 of our reporting stations are listed in order STYX "Babe" (A& M) CUFF RICHARD -We Don't Talk Much Anymore" (EMI) of their activity The two numbers following the artist title label designation iexample 100 251 CO M MODORES "Still" (Motown) LITTLE RIVER BAND 'Cool Change" (Capitol) Indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week 11001 and of those 100 how KENNY ROGERS "You Decorated My Life" (UA) many added It V% week 1251 Moves are broken down for each record and indicate how , PABLO CRUISE "I Want You Tonight" (A& M) FLEET WOOD MAC "Tusk" MB/ many stations moved the song Up on their charts. held it the Same on to on. ado to on 31 ,31 Complete Reg fonelized Steno° Listings on pages 26 end 27 etc T moved it Down on their charts. Or Added It this week Complete airplay activity on all songs listed in New & Active can be found in the parallels. DR. HOOK "Better Love Next 111rne" (Capitol) 51/17 Moves: Up 23, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 17, including WIRY, BOB DYLAN "Gotta Serve Somebody" (Columbia) 84/7 0106, WAXY, WSKZ, KWEN,Y94, KRUX, WHEB KQ WB FM, KBOZ Moves: Up 46, Same 29. Down 2, Adds 7, WIFI, 14Q, KILE, KKXL, KDVV, KENI, CKG M 28-18, 94Q 28-22, KSLQ 28-25, KFRC 18-16, KJR 6-4, WNCI 24-13. Others Getting Significant Action CHEAP TRICK "Dream Police" (Epic) 77/15 FRANCE JOLI "Come To Me" (Prelude) 48/6 Moves: Up 47, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 15, including WKB W, Z97, 0105. Moves: Up 33, Same 8, Down 1, Adds 6, KOPA, KMJC, WGUY, CK101, KDZA, KFXD, WRKO 25-16, WPGC W OLF, WAPE, VV.OHO, KHJ, KJRB, KRQ, KWIC. KOOK, WPEZ 25-20. F105 29-25, CKG M 21-16, Y100 3-3, KEARTH 3 3. KRLA 3-3, KFI 23-19 32-23, WLS 40-27. CARS "It's All I Can Do" (Elektra) 47/13 CHRIS THO MPSON "If You Remember Me" (Planet) 76/20 Moves: Up 22, Same 12. Down 0, Adds 13, including 0102, KFI, 0106, WKEE, WO W, 92X, Y94, KROY, WRKO Moves: Up 40, Same 12, Down 4, Adds 20, including WCAO, WPGC, WOKY, 26-23, 94Q 13-11, WTIC-FM 22-16, WSPT 25-20. KEARTH, B100, WFBR, WAEB, WAYS, VVMEE, KRQ, G100. KBIM, WKB W 4-3, 940 3-3, WLCY 29-25. ALAN PARSONS "Damned If I Do" (Arista) 40/9 ELO "Confusion" (Jet) 67/17 Moves: Up 15, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 9, 96KX, KJR, KOPA, WBEN-FM, WKEIO, WZZP, KJRB. WANS-FM, KBOZ, WPEZ 32-30, WRKO 30-27, KUPD 15-12, KNO W 39-33. Moves: Up 29. Same 21. Down 0, Adds 17, including CKG M, KFI, WICC, WJDX. WVIC, WZZP. KMJC, WIGY, WISE, 96KX 28-24, KRBE d-29. KISS "Sure Know Something" (Casablanca) 40/2 Moves: Up 20, Same 11, Down 7, Adds 2, WVIC, WANS-FM. KJR 24-20, KOPA 24-21, WKBO 26-17, WNOE 2319, LITTLE RIVER BAND "Cool Change" (Capitol) 64/28 WZZP 3-2, KRUX 25-21. Moves: Up 26, Same 10. Down 0. Adds 28, including KSLQ. KFI, KJR, WBLI, WHYN. 95SGF, KRAV, KRSP, WX11_, WAAY, WSPT KYSN. 940 26-24, ASHFORD Et SIMPSON "Found A Cure" MB) 39/0 KXX106 28-23. Moves: Up 20, Same 10, Down 9, Adds 0, WPGC 20-18, KOPA 25-22, J8105 15-10, KAU M 25-23, 920 29-26, KHJ 22-17, WIGY 27-24, FM99 9-6, KILE 15-11, BRENDA RUSSELL "So Good, So Right" (A& M/Horizon) 61/2 RUPERT HOLMES "Escape" (Infinity) 37/22 Moves: Up 43, Same 14, Down 2, Adds 2, KERN, KFXD. WXLO 30-28, WCAO 27 ,21, WPGC 30-24, 94Q 22-20, CKL W 8-5, KC101 27-24, WJDX 19-14, WKIX Moves: Up 10, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 22. including WFIL Z93, 94Q, KBEQ, KJR, KEEL KXX106, KLEO, KJRB, 23-18, Y94 29-22. KCPX, KG W, WROV, KPUR. JOHN STEWART "Midnight Wind" (RSO) 60/2 RONNIE MILSAP "Get It Up" (RCA) 36/10 Moves: Up 29, Same 15, Down 14, Adds 2, WOLF, KAAY, WIFI 26-23, Moves: Up 19, Same 6, Down 1, Adds 10, 8100, KJR, KTSA, BJ105, KWEN. KRAV, G100, WANS-FM, KBOZ, KBIM, KSLQ 32-29, 0102 15-13, WOKY 25-21, WAKY 17-11, KRKE-FM 20-15. KXX106 1-1, WAYS 35-32, WAAY 17-8. ELTON JOHN "Victim Of Love" (MCA) 59/3 W HO "5:15" (Polydot) 30/3 Moves: Up 43, Same 12, Down 1, Adds 3, Z93, WJDX, KOOK. KRBE 29-25. Moves: Up 8, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 3, KHJ, KENO, WGBF, WPEZ 3129, KRBE 30-28, WGCL 26-25, WNOE 37-30, WZZP 33-26. KRLA 29-27, KOPA 26-23. PRO-FM 24-18, WLAC 39-33, Y94 30-26, KRQ 40-31. CRYSTAL GAYLE "Half The Way" (Columbia) 58/13 AC/DC "Highway To Hell" (Atlantic) 29/9 Moves: Up 35. Same 10. Down 0, Adds 13, including Z93, WTIX, WAXY, Moves: Up 6, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 9, KNO W, 95SGF, WBBQ. WSKZ, WNOX, WGUY, WFOX, WANS-FM. WSPT, KRBE d-27, KUPD 27-25, 92X 36-34. WSGA, KRAV, KFX M. 14WK. KKLS. KBEQ 37-34, KRLA 27-24, KTSA 13-8, KHJ 26-22. CRUSADERS "Street Life" (MCA) 29/3 CLIFF RICHARD "We Don't Talk Much Anymore" (EMI/ Moves: Up 22, Same 3, Down 1, Adds 3, WRKO, JB105. WKXY. WXLO 18-15, Y100 12-11. KBE0 20-16, WGCL 23-20, KEARTH 23-211 KRLA 21-14, KFRC 12-9, PRO-FM 25-19, WTIX 23-17, KHJ 15-12. America) 52/31. Moves: Up 11, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 31. including WKB W, 94Q, WLCY, CKLW. KSLQ, KBEQ, KEARTH. KFRC, KOPA. WNOE. KERMIT THE FROG "Rainbow Connection" (Atlantic) 28/2 W APE, 920, Y94, WPGC d-30, WNOX 30-26, Moves: Up 19, Same 5, Down 3, Adds 2. WLAC. WNCI, KRBE 20-12. Z93 20-11. 0105 15-11, WICC 26 17, 920 21-12, KCPX 18-6. PABLO CRUISE "I Want You Tonight" (A& M) 52/24 Moves: Up 12. Same 16, Down 0, Adds 24, including KEARTH, B100, KJR. KENNY LOGGINS "This Is It" (Columbia) 28/15 WBLI. WHYN, Z98, WHBQ, KOFM, Y94, KRUX Moves: Up 9, Same 4, Down 0. Adds 15, including Y100, 0105, KSLQ, WICC, WSGN. WRVQ. KLEO, WZZP, WHHY, WERC. WFLB. WROV, 940 27-23, KBEQ 40-28. Continued on Page 34