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NEW COMPARATIVE Ragan Henry Group RENEWAL RULES COMING Woodward VP /GM At WXTR, Kidwell FROM FCC? VP /GM At WEZS Bob Hughes, who had been A scheduled meeting next week GM of Ragan Henry National may well start the ball rolling at Radio's Gold WXTR -FM /Wash- ington for the past 18 months, the Commission for streamlined has been named President/ comparative renewal rules, COO of the parent company. possibly including greater Hughes had also supervised op- protection erations at Henry's WEZS/ for licensees against Richmond and WWIN & unfounded or frivolous challenges. WGHT /Baltimore. He will be Page 6 replaced as WXTR VP /GM by Bob Woodward, previously GSM of the station. In addition, Hughes has named Don Kidwell SPARKING SENIOR Bob VP /GM of WEZS. Hughes SALESPEOPLE Ragan Henry National Radio LP is a newly- formed entity If a LARGEST RADIO DEAL EVER salesperson stops growing. sooner that will assume control of all or later (probably sooner) he stops six Ragan Henry stations, selling. Motivating and redirecting senior which are currently held by salespeople is one the trickiest Infinity Goes of Private various Henry- controled lim- propositions a sales manager must ited partnerships. As Presi- attempt, but it's also one of the most dent/COO, Hughes will he re- rewarding. In $484 Million Deal sponsible for day -to-day over- Page 12 Infinity Broadcasting 's top A stock would receive $30 per The company's top execu- sight of the stations while he managers say they want to take share in cash, about $175 mil- tives own 4.2 million Class B continues to work closely with the company private with a $484 lion. Holders of its 7 1/4 percent shares, valued at about $125 Henry on new acquisitions. Al- million buyout bid, the largest convertible subordinated de- million, which will be con- though Henry is based in Phila- transaction in radio history. bentures would receive $1052.63 tributed to WCK in exchange for delphia, Hughes will, at his re- RADIO ON THE BRAIN: The proposal was made last in cash for each $1000 in princi- cash and stock. That stock rep- quest, operate out of a Washing- ATTRACTING LISTENERS week by WCK Acquisition pal amount of debentures. This resents about 87 % of the com- ton office. Corp., a company formed by In- represents $30 per share on the pany's voting power. "Bob Hughes is a big believer THE LATERAL WAY finity Chairman Michael 1%ein- shares into which the deben- Founded in 1973, Infinity is in research." Henry told R &R. They call it "hemispheric er, Co-Chairman Gerald Car - tures are convertible. The buy- one of the nation's largest radio "With the help of that research, iateralizatiion," but all it means is the rus, and President/CEO Mel out price represents a 45% pre- companies with 15 stations in 11 he has established quite a track left side of the brain is more verbal Karmazin. mium over the June 7 closing markets, including the top ten record in deciding what we and reports what's going on, while price of $20.50 per share. In ad- cities. The stations are WJIT & should be doing at our stations. Under terms of the manage- the right side is intuitive and dition, WCK would also assume WXRK /New York, KROQ /Los So, in picking Bob, I'm picking ment buyout, the 5.8 million outstanding debt totalling about Angeles, WJJD & WJMK /Chi- someone who has been a winner handles pictures and music. The holders of the company's Cass $184 million. cago, KOME /San Francisco- for us." trick is to get your station noticed San Jose, WYSP /Philadelphia, "Our goal is to built a quality by the left brain. Researcher WOMC /Detroit, WBCN /Boston, broadcast group," said Hughes. Carolyn Moyer suggests some Investment Bankers Buy KXYZ /Houston, KVIL -AM & "We'll do that by doing two methods: FM /Dallas, WQYK -AM & FM/ things: serving our listeners Avoid repetition, emphasize Dorton,Replace Management Tampa, and WBMW /Washing- and serving our customers." variety in promos & ads Mayo, Simonson Head Company ton. INFINITY /See Page 29 HUGHES /See Page 29 Schedule promos & IDs just after A New York investment bank- by Dorton, who joined the firm a super -popular song ing group says it is taking over in January 1987 after serving as BLACK MUSIC HEAD Use humor, innovation, and Detroit -based Dorton Broad- the head of Gannett Broadcast- controversy to attract notice casting Inc. for $68 million in ing. If you can get listeners' left brains the wake of a boardroom coup The investment group has Rodriguez Becomes engaged, they'll have much more that has led to the rejection of a raided the top executive ranks conscious recognition of your rival buyout bid and the ouster of RKO Radio's New York oper- station's messages. of company CEO Joe Dorton. ations for veteran pros to man- Columbia Sr. VP Page 34 "To be totally honest with age the company. Current Columbia VP /Black Music & you, it came as a total surprise WRKS /New York VP /GM Jazz Promotion Ruben Rodri- to me," Dorton said. "I think I Barry Mayo will become Presi- guez has been elevated to the got into a squeeze play between dent of BPI. Lee Simonson, the newly- created post of Sr. VP/ MIDDAY TALK: AM SOLUTION? two rival investment bankers current VP/GM of WOR /New Black Music. He's been with the who were both shareholders. York, will become BPI's Exec. label since early 1986. AM Full- Service ACs frequently score big "My whole attitude is that the VP /COO. Rodriguez, who reports morning ratings, only to watch to their shareholders had a lot of faith in DORTON /See Page 29 CBS Records Division Presi- middays tumble into the doldrums. me, and they should be taken WHDHIBoston 's Ed Lennon and KFII care of first," Dorton said. L.A.'s Ken Kohl discuss their strategies "That's why I'm going to bust CBS /Nashville Fanfare of moving talk hosts into the gap. my butt to make everything For Top Execs Page 52 successful for them. I want to Ruben Rodriguez hand it to them on a silver plat- dent Tommy Mottola, will ter when they take over." oversee all aspects of Colum- bia's black music activities, in- The five -station chain will WHEN DO CONSUMERS BUY be cluding marketing, promotion, acquired by Broadcasting Part- product management, artist MUSIC? ners Inc., new a company form- development, sales, publicity, ed by Morgan, Lewis, Githens & Saturday's the big day for buying music, and video. Ahn, a New York -based Mike Shalett finds, with the 1st and the invest- Mottola commented, "Colum- ment banking firm special- 15th of the month, no great surprise, that bia's success in the black music izes in leveraged buyouts. scoring highest among calendar dates. Sta- field under Ruben's direction tions included in the deal Weekends are has been nothing short of spec- were also made for concerts, WBMX /Chicago; WCZY /De- tacular." He added that the with the end of the month showing as troit; KSKY /Dallas; and WGIV CBS Records Group President Walter Yetnikoffand Record Division President Tommy Mottola were department reorganization will the peak attendance time. & WPEG /Charlotte. two of the most illustrious visitors to Nashville's annual Fan Fair festivities. Pictured at a /Nashville allow Rodriguez "to expand his Page 35 The purchase is expected to CBS affair are (l -r) CBS MR exec /producer Steve Buckingham, artist scope, and enable us to better be completed in August The Ricky Van Shelton, Mottola, CBS/Nashville chief Roy Wunsch, and coordinate all aspects of this Newsstand Price 55.00 company will continue to be Yetnikoff. More Fan Fair photos: Pages 53 -54. music." managed during the transition RODRIGUEZ/See Page 29
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WWBA VP/GM JUNE 17, 1988 Bob Neil, who has been Station Manager at Cox 's WSB /Atlanta for the past two years, has been nam- AUTO -MATED FAX FOR DRIVE TIME ed VP /GM at WWBA /Tampa. His If you do business in your car, a cellular appointment is effective when Cox completes its acquisition of WWBA phone may no longer be enough. Now you from Metropolitan sometime next can get a fax machine to interact with your month. car phone and receive printed material in your Cox Nicholas Exec. VP/Radio John Beug Trigony said, "Bob Neil has been own office -on- wheels. an immense help to me in pro- Page 18 gramming and marketing for all Beug Sr. the Cox radio stations. His level of expertise has been an asset, espe- cially during the tremendous VP At WB growth of our radio group in the Bob Neil Warner Bros. VP of Creative FEATURES latter part of 1987 and into the cur- Nick and Cox have given me the Services/MarketingJohn Beug has rent year. We're pleased we can opportunity to move into the GM's been promoted to Sr. VP of the further use his talents through this chair at WWBA. Everyone I've department. He joined the label in WASHINGTON REPORT: Comparative renewal promotion to the top position at met at the station has been great. March 1987. battle heats up 6 WWBA." It's our job to give the team there Chairman Mo Ostin commented, RADIO BUSINESS: Details on Infinity, Dorton deals Neil told R&R, "I'm thrilled that the tools they need to win." At 29, "During the time John has been OVERVIEW: he has made an extraor- Neil will be the youngest GM in the with us, MANAGEMENT: Ten more must -ask questions dinary contribution to our overall market. for GMs interviewing new PDs 10 Mason Heads Prior to joining WSB, Neil was creative and marketing efforts. SALES STRATEGY: Recharging your OM of crosstown WYAY for two That contribution is reflected in WFAN years and consulted the NewCity this promotion." senior salespeople 12 chain. He has previously program- Beug's background includes in- MEDIA: In- flight insights 14 Operations, med WSYR & WYYY /Syracuse volvement in the formation and de- LIFESTYLES: Garden of earthy delights 16 and WFLA /Tampa. velopment of Ode Records with TECHNOLOGY: Car faxes & shopping Programming Easy Listening WWBA ranked Lou Adler. He also worked for Co- cart videos 18 Former WABC /New York Direc- second 12+ in the winter '88 Ar- lumbia Pictures, then established STREET TALK: A sense of wonder stalls firm, tor /Broadcast Operations -Pro- bitron with a 10.5; market leader his own video production Motown /MCA deal 24 gramming Mark Mason has as- Beug- Dyson. WRBQ had a 17.4. RATINGS: ARB /Birch comparisons for three markets 32 sumed the same position at cross- & RESEARCH: Left brain is the right brain town all- Sports -formatted WFAN. RATINGS 34 He takes over the duties previously BPME Meet Stresses for radio held by PD Robert Bernstein, who VITAL SIGNS: Biggest days for record -buying, exited the station. Multimedia Awareness concertgoing 35 Mason joined WABC six years Radio Attendance Still Modest ON THE RECORDS: 5th anniversary notes & more ago when it converted to Talk. Neil Young chameleon file 36 While at WABC, he produced the MUSIC: Backstage notes from Freedomfest 37 station's coverage of the New York MUSIC DATEBOOK 38 City Marathon and play -by -play NETWORK FEATURE FILE 39 broadcasts of the New York CALENDAR: Independence Day excitement 47 Yankees and Jets. He previously programmed Talk- formatted MARKETPLACE 55 57 WMCA /New York, where he nur- OPPORTUNITIES tured such personalities as Sally Jessy Raphael and Bruce Williams. BPME's Radio Marketing Push FORMATS WFAN VP /GM Scott Meier told Emmis Broadcasting President Jeff Smulyan addresses BPME attendees R &R, "Mark Mason's entire on the importance of radio marketing. Looking on are Interep VP /Director of CHR: Summer promotion pix 40 broadcasting career has been in Viola and WCBS/New York Promotion Director Development Erica Farber AOR: WCMF plays hardball 44 New York Talk radio; he has exten- Bert Gould. sive radio experience, and he is URBAN CONTEMPORARY: WENN winning equally knowledgeable about Although radio attendees repre- ster estimated only about 160 of in Birmingham 48 sports." MASON /See Page 30 sented only six percent of last them were radio station regis- AC: Midday talk for AMs 52 week's BPME (Broadcast Promo- trants. COUNTRY: Photo highlights from Fan Fair 53 tion & Marketing Executives) BPME Communications Manag- Schuman Seminar, registrants were treated erJodi Goalstone said one goal this to a full and varied assortment of year was to encourage participants OM AtWFLA seminars dealing with radio mar- to learn more about the other MUSIC INFORMATION keting in the '80s. media in marketing planning. Sta- The conference, which is held in tion executives and owners this WORLD MUSIC OVERVIEW: Most current UK, conjunction with the Broadcast De- year also were invited to share Australian, Canadian, and DMR dance tracks 60 signers' Association, drew about their thoughts on radio marketing. MUSIC VIDEO: MTV, VH -1 listings 61 Los Angeles. 2600 participants to Winning By Marketing URBAN CONTEMPORARY 62 But BPME Executive Lance Web- Emmis Broadcasting President COUNTRY 66 Jeff Smulyan described in a key- CURRENT -BASED AC 69 Menowsky note speech how the radio business FULL -SERVICE AC 71 has evolved into an intense GOLD -BASED AC 71 VP/Radio marketing medium. "There was a NAC 72 BPME/See Page 30 CONTEMPORARY JAZZ 72 At CEA AOR TRACKS 75 Bob Schuman Veteran broadcaster Timothy Disney Lands AOR ALBUMS 76 Five -year WJR /Detroit ND Bob Menowsky has been appointed VP/ WIOD & WGTR CHR 82 Schuman has been named OM at Radio at Communications Equity AC, AOR, CHR, URBAN CHARTS 96 News /Talk- formatted WFLA/ Associates, one of the nation's larg- V P/G M Job the slot had been est media brokerage houses. He Cox Enterprises has upped Tampa, where R &R is published weekly, except the week of December 25th, for $235 per year, or $425 foi open since January. Sue Treccase, joins the firm's Washington, DC of- WCKG /Chicago GSM Mike Disney overseas subscriptions (U.S. funds only), by Radio & Records. Inc., at 1930 Century Park who had been acting PD, will now fice July 1, where he will work with to VP /GM at sister News /Talk- West, Los Angeles, California 90067. Annual subscription plan includes the weekly newspa- per plus two Ratings Report & Directory issues and two New Music Programming Guides. assist Schuman. co-VP/Radio Glenn Serafin to ex- AOR combo WIOD & WGTR /Mi- Refunds are prorated based on the actual value of issues received prior tc cancellation. WFLA GM David Macejko com- pand investment banking and ami. He replaces Robert Reich, Nonrefundable quarterly rates available. All reasonable care taken but no responsibility as- sumed for unsolicited material. R &R reserves all rights in material accepted for publication. mented, "Bob brings 20 years of brokerage services for broadcast who recently resigned after two All letters addressed to R &R or its Editors will be assumed intended for publication reproduc- news experience to WFLA, and ex- clients. years with the company. tion and may therefore be used for this purpose. Nothing may be reproduced in whole or in to pro- Menowsky has spent the past two Nicholas part without written permission from the Publisher. The terms AOR, AOR Tracks, Back Page. emplifies our commitment Cox Exec. VP /Radio Breakers, Most Added, National Airplay/30, Parallels, Radio & Records, and Street Talk are vide entertainment, news, and in- years as VP of Greenwood Per- Trigony remarked, `Promoting registered trademarks of Radio & Records. O 1988. POSTMASTER: Send address changes formation to the Tampa Bay mar - formance Systems, a Tulsa -based from within is ideal, but you can to R &R, 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, California 90067. SCHUMAN/See Page 30 MENOWSKY /See Page 30 DISNEY /See Page 30
www.americanradiohistory.com 4 RaR June 17, 1988 NEWS Hunt VP /GM At WWMG Olympic, Clayton Webster Make It Official WWMG /Charlotte GSM Tom Hunt has been promoted to VP/ GM. He replaces Don Kidwell, who leaves to assume similar duties at WEZS /Richmond. Voyager Communications Chair- man Carl Venters noted, "We are really pleased to appoint Tom Hunt to this position. He has earned it by consistently exhibiting sound lead- ership and management in his po- sition as GSM at Magic 96." Said Hunt, "I am really happy to Torn Hunt be able to continue the momentum WSSX & WTMA /Charleston, SC. Don Kidwell began here. We have a In the winter '88 Arbitron, dynamic radio station and a WWMG ranked tenth 12+ with a dynamic staff." 4.2 share, trailing Full-Service AC Before joining AC WWMG last WBT (5.6) and Gold-Based WEZC October, Hunt was VP/GM at (7.6). Olympic Broadcasting commemorated its acquisition of programming producer/distributor Clayton Webster Corp. last week with a celebratory picture. Shown are (l -r) Horizon Communications President John Healy; Olympic President Ivan Stalker and Chairman James Ireland; Clayton Webster President Steve Bunyard; Media Venture Partners' Elliot Evers, who brokered the Wegmann WXXP VP /GM deal; and Barclays American Business Credit's John Page. KHFI /Austin VP/GM Chris at the station. "WXXP has a CP to Wegmann will transfer to WXXP/ upgrade to a full Class B, which Pittsburgh as VP /GM upon FCC will give us 50kw, more than To approval of WXXP's transfer from enough to cover all the metro and KJR Moves Classic Hits funkel, Elton John, Carole King, we've set. A lot people, in- Elton Spitzer to Dick Oppen- TSA " he said. Full- Service AC KJR (AM goals of heimer's Signature Broadcasting. "Someone told me Pittsburgh 95) /Seattle made what PD Rick Three Dog Night, and Guess Who cluding me, will miss playing the cuts are new it's Wegmann will arrive at the station was a tough market, but it couldn't Scott called a "musical adjust- as core artists. "Some stuff, but the right move. rock and roll," he This is market in late July in anticipation of an be any tougher than Austin's been ment" to become "Classic Hits 95" soft, others more a competitive and call it a we to define go early August takeover by Signa- for the past two years," Wegmann last week. explained. "I wouldn't need our niche and ture. added. "It's really been an emo- Scott said the station is playing straight oldies format per se." after it stronger than we have in tional roller coaster for me and my music from the '50s, '605, and '70s, the Imo WXXP is currently an AOR out- family to make this move after six and cited the Beatles, Beach Boys, Commenting on the reason for In the winter '88 Arbitron, KJR let, and Wegmann indicated mar- great years at KIWI." Supremes, Dave Clark Five, Roll- the change, Scott said, "We feel ranked 17th 12+ with a 2.3; in the ket research will be conducted be- Wegmann's replacement is being ing Stones, Four Tops, Lovin' this element that we're adding to winter '88 Birch it scored a 2.0 to fore any format changes are made sought. Spoonful, Animals, Simon & Gar- the station will help us attain the place 20th.
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Quello Calls For FCC PAT CLAWSON "Regulatory Steps" Prohibit cash settlements to FCC Gets Set To Consider challengers Establish more stringent financial Comparative Renewal Reform disclosure rules for challengers Require that challengers The FCC, which recently has talked a good game on The veteran Commissioner reform of the comparative license renewal process, may noted that only Congress has the demonstrate ability to acquire authority be on the verge of making actual changes to the controver- to truly modify the license renewal process, but in- transmitter site should they win sial system. dicated a belief that the FCC can The Commission is expected to system overhauled as soon as take certain "regulatory steps" on take up the comparative renewal possible. its own. Among the steps Quello tion's transmitter site should they system a broadcaster would only issue at next Thursday's (6/23) called for were the prohibition of win their challenge. be open to challenge if the FCC de- monthly public meeting. At that In his AWRT speech, Quello call- cash settlements with challengers; Quello called upon Congress to cided against renewing his license meeting, the Commissioners may ed on the FCC to take immediate more stringent financial disclosure provide a longterm solution to the during an initial non -competitive open a proceeding designed to action to protect broadcasters rules for challengers; and a re- license renewal problem by pass- proceeding. streamline the license renewal pro- from improper or unfounded quirement that challengers demon- ing legislation implementing a two- -Randall Bloomquist cess while reducing the number of challenges. strate their ability to acquire a sta- step renewal process. Under such a lengthy comparative hearings with
4 challengers. The proceeding may .. ;" rai . , z..E Met also look at eliminating abuse of the system by individuals or groups who file challenges in hopes of win- NAB Asks FCC To Back Off On New EEO Rule ning cash settlements from broad- casters. NAB has asked the FCC to go slow in implementing a Section III was created as the casters to identify referrals by Commissioner James Quello ex- new equal employment reporting form the NAB calls con- result of a 1987 FCC rulemaking on gender and race. pressed his concerns about com- fusing and unrealistic. equal employment opportunity in parative renewal last week in a broadcasting. However, according "Had the Commission solicited Last week NAB filed speech before the annual Ameri- a petition ing race or sex of applicants. Now to NAB, the Section III broad- comment (on the form now in with the FCC asking the Commis- can Women in Radio and Tel- the FCC is mandating that broad - casters are now being asked to use)," said the NAB, it might sion exactly how it evision convention in Pittsburgh. expects broad- casters report this very informa- complete is different from the form have learned of the confusion its to complete Said Quello: With hundreds of casters Section III of tion, without any explanation of proposed in that procedure. The new requirement would cause radio station renewals this year Form 396, the EEO program re- how the Commission expects the proposed form did not ask broad-road- broadcasters." starting in June and television port for license renewal applicants. data to be collected without viola - The renewal cycles coming on stream, section requires the licensee to ting Federal or state an- the temptation for business -hungry identify by race and gender all job tidiscrimination laws." applicants referred to the station lawyers may be too great to resist. As an example of how the new NEWS BRIEFS The system as it exists today is an as a result of minority recruitment FCC rule could cause broadcasters efforts. That requirement, open invitation to legal greenmail NAB to run afoul of equal employment NAB To Set Up casters to improve upon their coverage argues, could put broadcasters in laws, the or blackmail." NAB cited the problem of Experimental AM area without creating increased inter- danger of violating federal and resumes received as a result of ads ference," said NAB VP /Science and The starting point for this pro- local antidiscrimination laws. The placed in minority or women- Station Technology Michael Rau. cedure will be a lengthy report on NAB filing also seeks a one -year oriented publications. Traditional - NAB plans to build an experimental NAB is currently awaiting FCC ap- comparative renewal prepared by grace period before licensees are ly, those resumes have been con- AM station in Beltsville, MD at an es- proval of its application to operate the FCC's Mass Media Bureau and the required to complete Section III. sidered minority recruitment re- timated cost of $50,000. The facility, experimental station on 1660 kHz with recently forwarded to the three "Nondiscrimination is the law of ferrais. But in order to report them which NAB hopes to have on the air by up to 5 kw power. The facility Commissioners. The contents and will the land," NAB said in its filing. as such on the new form, the broad - fall, will be used to test new antenna broadcast a test tone on a parttime recommendations included in that "And to comply with that law caster would have to contact the designs that may be able to achieve basis, primarily at night. According to document have so far been kept broadcasters have regularly been resume-sender and ask the per- separate control over skywave and Rau, FCC Mass Media Bureau Chief under wraps, but it's no secret advised by their attorneys not to son's race. Such a follow-up con - groundwave signals. Alex Felker has told the NAB its ap- where Quello stands on com- request or maintain information on tact might be illegal, according to "We're looking for antenna plication is "on a fast track" for ap- parative renewal. He'd like the employment applications regard- NAB. technology that would allow AM broad- proval. Quality Formats You Can Afford Action Adult Contemporary Hit Rock CHR Your Country Headliners Lite AC/MOR Music Tested by Surrey Research Call John Geedy 1 -800- 527 -2514 (In TN: 901- 320 -4340) roadcast Senncesy Inc.
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Infinity $484 Million LBO Deals So Far In 1988: $1,841,516,673 Leads Week of Whoppers Total Stations Traded This Year: 574 Dorton Stations Snatched In $68 Million Takeover, This Week's Action: $563,648,920 Foreman Brokers Mega -Million Keymarket- Viacom Flip -Flop Total Stations Traded This Week: 39
WYSPIPhiladelphia at l,; Deals Of The Week: Deal Of The. Week: FREQUENCY: 94.1 MHz Infinity Broadcasting LBO $484 million POWER: 16 kw at 900 feet Group Deal: Dorton Broad- FORMAT: AOR WJIT & WXRK/New York Group Deal: Infinity Broad- casting Stations PRICE: $68 million (approximate) KROQ /Los Angeles casting Stations WOMCIDetroit BUYER: Broadcasting Partners Inc., a WJJD & WJMKIChicago PRICE: $484 million FREQUENCY: 104.3 MHz new company formed by New York BUYER: WCK Acquisition Corp., POWER: 190 kw at 360 feet KOME/San Francisco -San Jose investment banking house Morgan, owned by current Infinity executives FORMAT: AC & Ahn. BPI will be WYSP /Philadelphia Michael Wiener, Gerald Carrus, and Lewis, Githens managed by formerRKO Radio execu- Mel Karmazin. WOMC/Detroit WBCIBoston tives Lee Simonson and Barry Mayo. SELLER: Infinity Broadcasting Corp. 104.1 MHz YZ FREQUENCY: SELLER: Dorton Broadcasting Inc., KX /Houston POWER: 19 kw at 740 feet headed by Joe Dorton. WBCN /Boston WJIT & WXRKINew York FORMAT: AOR FREQUENCY: 1480 kHz; 92.3 MHz WBMW/Washington POWER: 5 kw; 7.6 kw at 1220 feet KXYZIHouston WBMXIChicago KVIL -AM & FM/Dallas FORMAT: Spanish; AOR FREQUENCY: 1320 kHz FREQUENCY: 102.7 MHz WQYK-AM & FM/Tampa POWER: 5 kw feet KROQ/Los Angeles POWER: 6 kw at 1170 FORMAT: Spanish FORMAT: Urban FREQUENCY: 106.7 MHz Dorton Broadcasting Stations $68 million COMMENT: This station was recently POWER: 5.6 kw at 1387 feet WBMWIWashington acquired for $27 million. WBMX /Chicago FORMAT: AOR FREQUENCY: 106.7 MHz POWER: 22.4 kw at 730 feet WCZY/Detroit WJJD & WJMKIChicago FORMAT: NAC WCZYIDetroit KSK Y/Dallas FREQUENCY: 1 160 kHz; 104.3 MHz FREQUENCY: 95.5 MHz KVIL -AM & FM/Dallas WGIV & WPEG /Charlotte POWER: 50 kw day/10 kw night; 4.1 POWER: 100 kw at 428 feet FREQUENCY: 1 150 kHz; 103.7 MHz kw at 1575 feet FORMAT: CHR POWER: 1 kw; 100 kw at 1640 feet FORMAT: AC; Gold COMMENT: This station was acquired Keymarket & Viacom Station Swap - FORMAT: AC in July 1987 for $12.75 million. No cash consideration KOME/San Francisco- WOYK-AM & FMITampa WLTI/Detroit San Jose FREQUENCY: 1010 kHz; 99.5 MHz KSKYIDaIlas FREQUENCY: 98.5 MHz POWER: 50 kw day /5 kw night; 100 FREQUENCY: 660 khz WRVR -AM & FM/Memphis POWER: 12.5 kw at 880 feet kw at 550 feet POWER: 10 kw day /500 watts night FORMAT: AOR FORMAT: Religion; Country FORMAT: Religion Group Sale: Jumper Stations $10,000 plus liabilities KDEW -AM & FM/Dewitt, AR KLRA -AM & FM /England, AR KCCL -AM & FMIParis, AR KCVR & KWIN /Lodi, CA $3 million plus liabilities KRMH -AM & FM /Leadviile, CO $4420 plus liabilities for 50% WVHG/LaBelle, FL $550,000 MAY 1988- WMJM & WFAVICordele, GA $480,000 WCII & VI/COX/Louisville, KY $5.5 million A RECORD MONTH OF RESULTS. WFBRIBaltimore, MD $1.9 million KRDMIArdmore, OK $204,500 KMJQ -FM Houston, TX $65,000,000 COMMENT: This station was acquired W LTIIDetroit WWBA -FM St Petersburg, FL $17,100,000 in September 1986 for $3.55 million. BUYER: Viacom Enterprises KMJM -FM St Louis, MI $16,000,000 SELLER: Keymarket Communica- tions Inc., principally owned by Kerby WOKO (AM) & Confer and Paul Rothfuss. The com- WGIV & WPEG/Charlotte pany, based in North Augusta, SC, also WGNA -FM Albany, NY $6,750,000 FREQUENCY: 1600 kHz; 97.9 MHz owns WRLXICharlotte; KKMJ /Austin;
POWER: 1 kw; 50 kw at 500 feet WNNK /Harrisburg, PA; WSKR & KFGO -FM Fargo, ND $6,100,000 FORMAT: Urban WIZD /Mobile; and WTCB /Columbia, COMMENT: This combo was acquired Sc. It recently announced plans to sell WMME in November 1986 for $16 million. KMJQ /Houston and KMJM /St. Louis (AM /FM) Augusta, ME $1,400,000 to Noble Broadcast Group for $81 million. Since 1947, When Broadcasters Want Results, They Turn To FREQUENCY: 93.1 MHz 6111,5 4i1eMINVITfilt, POWER: 26.3 kw at 668 feet Blackburn & Company. FORMAT: AC Pending FCC Approval Station Swap: Viacom & Keymarket Communications WRVR -AM & FM /Memphis PRICE: Tax -free swap no cash con- - BUYER: Keymarket Communications sideration Inc. r IbMpNy COMMENT: In the first deal of its type BucBu whose SELLER: Viacom Enterprises, involving the top 50 markets, Keymar- I N C O R P O R AT ED radio division is headed by William ket has agreed to swap its Detroit FM Figenshu. The company also owns for a Memphis combo owned by Via- Media Brokers ?5 Appraisers Since 1947 WLTWINew York, WLAK /Chicago, com. Both properties are estimated to KIKK -AM & FM /Houston, WMZQ -AM be worth approximately $18 million, & FM /Washington, and KNBQ /Seat- and the transaction has been struc- tie- Tacoma. WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036 ATLANTA, GA 30361 CHICAGO, IL 60601 BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90212 tured as a tax -free exchange. No cash 333 N. Michigan Ave. 9465 Wilshire Blvd. FREQUENCY: 680 kHz; 104.5 MHz 1100 Connecticut Ave., NW 400 Colons, Square is involved in the deal. (202) 331 -9270 (404) 892-4655 (312) 346 -6460 (213) 274-8151 POWER: 10 kw days /5 kw nights; 100 BROKER: Richard Foreman & Associ- kw at 750 feet ates FORMAT: Gold; AC
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SELLER: Ardmore Communications BROKER: Chapman Associates TRANSACTIONS Inc., owned by Ron Ricord, Karen COMMENT: Last month, Ardmore an- Ricord, and Rhonda Ricord. nounced plans to acquire this station for FM in Karas is an applicant two CPs KRDM/Ardmore FREQUENCY: 96.5 MHz for $200,000. It was sold by its previ- Maryland and Virginia. Harriet Miller is PRICE: $204,500 POWER: 3 kw at 328 feet ous owners, Stiles Communications an applicant for a new FM at Windsor, BUYER: Richard Moore FORMAT: CHR Corp., to settle a $290,626 judgment. Group Sale: Jumper Stations VA. PRICE: $10,000 plus undisclosed lia- SELLER: LaBelle Broadcasting Inc., bility assumption owned by Thomas Smith. BUYER: Dr. Willie Harris, who current- FREQUENCY: 92.1 MHz ly owns a minority interest in the sta- POWER: 3 kw at 300 feet tions. FORMAT: Country BUSINESS OVERVIEW SELLER: Lowell and Sheila Jumper, who currently own majority control of Westwood's 14 cial projections, the first negative the licensees, Quadras Inc. and Dia- Westwood One Target total of 550 of in history, mond State Broadcasting. Of Class Action Suits million shares. report the company's WMJM & WFAV/Cordele was triggered panic selling. At one point COMMENT: The Jumpers filed for The May 30 selloff prompted PRICE: $480,000 Westwood One, the nation's a released by the during the selloff the stock hit bankruptcy last October. The court has by statement TERMS: $24,000 escrow payment, second largest radio network oper- Memorial Day $13.75, its lowest point of 1988 now ordered the stations sold to Harris. company over the balance cash at closing. One year non - ator, says three of its shareholders weekend that projected lower -than- up to that time The 52 -week low compete agreement valued at KDEW -AM & FM /Dewitt have filed class action suits against expected profits for the second for the company's stock, $12.50, $10,000. the company. The suits, which was recorded shortly after last Oc- FREQUENCY: 1470 kHz; 96.7 MHz quarter of fiscal 1988 because of BUYER: Mattox -Guest Broadcasting charge the company provided revenues. tober's stock market crash. POWER: 500 -watt daytimer, 3 kw at decreased advertising Inc., owned by G. Troy Mattox and An- with Norm In weeks May 30, the 145 feet stockholders "inaccurate Westwood One Chairman the prior to drew Guest. Mattox is co -owner of financial information," were filed in stock had been trading FORMAT: AC Pattiz said at the time of the state- company's Country; GA is an appli- WKUBIBlackshear, and the wake of May 30th trading that ment that national radio advertising in the low 20s range. The stock cant for an FM CP at Richmond Hill, KLRA -AM & FM /England saw Westwood's shares fall 5.25 revenues overall are more than six closed on NASDAQ on Thesday GA. Guest is GM of WSOK & WAEVI points to a 1988 low of $14.25. FREQUENCY: 1530 kHz; 96.5 MHz percent lower than in the second (6/14) at $13.25. Savannah, GA and is an applicant for Westwood One has called the of a soft About 75 percent of the corn - POWER: 250 -watt daytimer; 3 kw at quarter of 1987 because an FM CP at Darien, GA. charges contained in the suits advertising market. He attributed pany's shares are owned by institu- 300 feet SELLER: Silver Star Communica- FORMAT: "completely baseless" and has an- the slowdown in part to uncertainty tions, and Pattiz said it was his Country Albany Inc., principally owned tions- nounced its intentions to "vigorous- over fall network television sched- understanding that the selloff was by Dr. John Lee. He also owns WJIZI KCCL -AM & FM /Paris ly" defend itself against the allega- ules triggered by the Writers Guild spurred in part by one or two in- Albany, GA. Silver Star recently an- The share- FREQUENCY: 1460 kHz; 95.3 MHz tions. company said the strike. stitutions disposing of their & nounced plans to purchase WYNR holders who filed the suits own a holdings. POWER: 800 -watt daytimer; 3 kw at Analysts said the reduced finan- WPIQ /Brunswick, GA and WXILIPark- feet 300 ersburg, WV. FORMAT: Gospel, Country FREQUENCY: 1490 kHz; 98.3 MHz
POWER: 1 kw daytimer; 3 kw at 300 j feet FORMAT: Urban KCVR & KWIN/Lodi COMMENT: The FCC recently Public Stations Offer PRICE: $3 million plus liabilities designated for hearing the matter of TERMS: $1.4 million cash at closing, whether the licenses of these stations buyer promissory note for $500,000 should be revoked. Silver Star was re- Newshounds Better Pay with interest rate of 10 %, payable in cently fined $20,000 for "willful and 24 monthly installments of interest -only repeated violations" of Communica- RINDA Says Commercial Broadcasters Lag In Most Markets followed by 35 consecutive monthly tions Act transfer rules. payments of principal and interest. News staffers at public radio stations in small and me- Women make up 39% of the Buyer assumes liabilities. Noncompete dium markets are generally better paid than their workforce at public stations and agreement valued at $1.1 million. counterparts at commercial stations, according to a newly 33% at commercial stations. BUYER: Turnbeaugh Communica- & WDJXILóuisville Blacks and other minorities hold WCII RTNDA is how- tions L.P., headed by general partner PRICE: $5.5 million released survey. That situation reversed, 12% of the public radio news jobs Roger Turnbeaugh. He owns part of BUYER: Stoner Broadcasting Sys- ever, in major markets. and 10 %of the commercial news KHSS /Walla Walla, WA. tem, headed by Tom Stoner. The com- The study, based on responses one fulltime paid news employee posts. SELLER: KCVR Radio, a partnership pany also owns KHAKICedar Rapids, from 311 public broadcasting sta- and two parttimers compared to owned by George Snell Jr., Stephen IA; KSOA & KGGOIDes Moines, IA; tions across the country, found one fulltimer and one parttimer in Snell, Christopher Snell, Jonathan WYRKIBuffalo; WBYUINew Orleans; overall public station news salaries commercial radio. Nearly 20% of public stations - no news Snell, Haig Mardikian, Anita Mar WIMZ -AM & FM /Knoxville; WNBF & to be 20-25% higher than in com- ND turnover is the same at feature programming. dikian, Patricia Elek, Barnard Farr Jr., WHWKIBinghamton, NY; and mercial radio but still not enough both public and commercial sta- Those public stations that do carry Nancy Delgado, and James Farr. WCMF /Rochester. to get rich. Public radio anchors, tions, with the average ND having news devote an average of four FREQUENCY: 1570 kHz; 97.7 MHz SELLER: Great Trails Broadcasting, for example, had a median salary been at his present job two years. hours a day to such programs. POWER: 5 -kw daytimer: 3 kw at 300 headed by President Alexander of $310 a week, 20 % above the $262 feet Williams. The company also owns median paid on the commercial FORMAT: AOR Spanish; WCOL & WXGT /Columbus; WING/ side. NDs at public stations had a Digital Dayton; WGTZ/Eaton, OH; WIZEI median salary of $20,000 versus FirstCom's Production System- Springfield, OH; and two TV stations. about $16,800 at commercial sta- bigger-better-faster!!! FREQUENCY: 1080 kHz; 99.7 MHz tions. DIGITAL, the first and best production library POWER: 10 kw day/ 1 kw night According KRMH -AM & FMILeadville to the study conducted on compact disc, is nowthe FORMAT: Gold; CHR by University Missouri jour- PRICE: $4420 plus undisclosed liabili- of biggest. Best price too! BROKER: Chapman Associates nalism professor Vernon Stone, ties assumption for 50% These are facts, not claims.Your station those overall averages reflect the BUYER: Michael Lowery starts off with a huge stack of 37 compact higher wages public stations pay in SELLER: Deborah Duell is selling her discs-the equivalent of 74 LP's of 50% interest in Phoenix Broadcasting small and medium markets. In production and sound effects- over 3000 large markets (defined as 250,000- Inc. WFBR/Baltimore cuts in all! 1 million people), public and com- FREQUENCY: 1230 kHz; 93.5 MHz That's twice as many as the nearest PRICE: $1.9 million mercial stations offer comparable POWER: 1 kw; 3 kw at 300 feet TERMS: Non -compete agreement competitior...and that's just for openers. FORMAT: AC pay. The Digital Production System has the biggest diversity of valued at $100,000 will be paid over In styles, which means the selection is COMMENT: October 1985, this five years. Major Market NDs : $29,100 production enormous...broad combo was sold for $130,000. as well deep. BUYER: JAG Communications Inc., In major markets (1 million +), headed by Chairman John A. Gambl- commercial NDs and newscasters Call for a quote. We know you'll he amazed at DIGITAL's very low ing. The company also owns WLIFI earn more than their public radio cost. Baltimore and WFOGISuffolk, VA. colleagues. Last year, anchors at To demo DIGITAL, or have DIGITAL, delivered within 48 hours, WVHGILaBelle SELLER: Baltimore Radio Show Inc., major market commercial stations call toll -free 800 -858 -8880. In Texas call collect (214)934-2222. PRICE: $550,000 headed by President Harry Shriver. earned an average of $23,300, while FIRSTCUM TERMS: $20,000 escrow payment: The company also owns WKHIIOcean their public radio peers earned just $279,602 cash at closing. Seller fi- City, MD. $19,700. Major market NDs made kHz nancing valued at $270,398. FREQUENCY: 1300 an average of $29,100 at commer- PRUUtICTIUN SYSTEM- BUYER: Omega Broadcasting Corp., POWER: 5 kw cial stations versus $21,800 on the ra..cd.. owned by Robert Miller, Harriett FORMAT: Talk public side. AdPirstCumi COMMENT: Baltimore Radio Show ac- Other RTNDA study results: PKIRI81'I}UUl"I311FIIFtlIhIIrN'lIV-Nr\Ir\TIFl I\fY..\NIII'vrRalxIVGINIMNYRAt)II)F%PRF-C.l(,ìX'Alll'F.NI,F Miller, and Stanley Karas, investors I1i111I\\RI WrNr.tilrl},,i51(rtiNII11t\IlliiR I\rru,nl \._I.I.`1,111M1:{1};IF.YI.í1ï:.l quired this station in 1980. e based in the Washington, DC area. The typical public station has
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What Every Potential PD Needs To Know Monthly Fillers Ten More Questions Every GM Should Ask Prospective Applicants Company For The Independent sales /marketing casting; Dan Vallie, consultant 11) What makes a great radio Loyalty: consultant Johnathan Craw- (former programming head at EZ station? There are lots of good sta- Funnyman ford recently spoke with five Communications) ; Guy Zapoleon, tions, but only a handful of great A Hand pressed to come up radio group PDs about the need for Nationwide Communications; and ones. A PD who knows the differ- Thing Of with a zippy one -liner this GMs to evaluate potential pro- Cary Pahigian, Sconnix Broad- ence understands winning. morning, jokesters? The gramming candidates with regard casting provided 20 questions The Past? - La Jolla, CA -based Groma Corp. to their people skills, problem solv- that go beyond the nuts and bolts to may have just the thing to tickle ing abilities, creative flair, and reveal the inside story on potential The loyalty between a 12) How do you "pump up" your listeners' funnybones. promotion/marketing savvy. PD prospects. company and its employ- your staff? Any good manager is not on- The recently created In order to make the GM's job ees is beginning to look a company ly a coach but a cheerleader. Get- Funny Fillers, a monthly publica- easier, these five PDs Steve Last week, we printed the first little like the loyalty Brutus - ting an airstaff excited about their to radio Goldstein, Saga Communications; ten questions. This week, we'll list showed for Julius Caesar, at tion currently available product is of critical importance stations and other professionals in Rick Cummings, Emmis Broad- the second ten, as follows: for a winning station. least according to a recent sur- vey of 100 major US corpora- the communications business. tions, reported in the Willow Each issue contains hysterical PA historical facts, holidays and 13) What frustrates you on a day- Grove, -based Management 1987 SALES UP 16% -witted quotes, to-day basis? If little things bother World. "jollydays," quip and one - someone, maybe he's not focused According to the survey, daffy definitions, clever liners, all of which aimed at on the big picture. This will give 52% of top executives, 57% of are Typewriters Are producing yuks. Surviving you insight into how you, as GM, middle managers, and 63% of would leave A one -year subscription to the As US companies became will need to manage this person. staff employees more computerized during their present jobs without publication costs $49, although now receive a the last decade, it looked as hesitation if a better offer came those who act can \f,,9//1 charter subscription for $39. For though the office typewriter might 14) Tell me the future of the for- along. Ll more information, call the Groma go the way of the dinosaur and the mat. A written exercise: ask the Corp. at (619) 454-6626. Edsel. In fact, a 1983 study - pre- PD candidate to write what he sumably written on a computer - thinks the future of a given format predicted that personal computers is. This will tell you if he's thinking and word processors would "soon" ahead and, more importantly, if he More Creative Contests take the place of typewriters in can think at all. 95% of the nation's offices. -.r- -- u Motivate Entire Sales Staff Well, the study was wrong. Typewriter sales reached $1.5 No matter how large your in which employees might excel. billion last year, up 16% from the 15) What's the biggest disagree- sales department might Some of these categories could year before. It should be noted, ment you've had with a GM? You'll be, statistics reveal that in be: most inquiries followed up, Tipos, Er, however, that part of the reason for find out what's really important to most companies 20% of the sales- most orders over a certain amount this may be that many typewriters him, what he's willing to battle for. people are responsible for 80% of of dollars, most shipments within a Typos Can have incorporated some of the best the total sales. As a result, when a specific time, highest number of Be Fatal features of desktop computers. For sales contest is announced, the re- accounts opened, etc. There are instance, electronic typewriters 16) If you needed a promotion maining 80% of the department loads of categories that can be ob applicants should be ex- can store memory, check spelling, idea right now, name five people feel defeated before the contest created with a little thought. tra- careful when it comes to and are easier to use when it comes you'd call for input. The good PDs even begins. re- typing and proofreading to such tasks as addressing envel- will have a strong network of The South Yarmouth, MA -based The Hot Buttoner also recom- sumes. A recent survey by Olsten opes or filling out forms than com- friends who can offer suggestions Hot Buttoneer newsletter recently mends that contests should be held found nearly one - Services that puters. in any situation. came up with a way to get your en -. over a short period of time - 90 third of Fortune 1000 executives A study by the Wharton Center tire sales department motivated days is a good maximum, although wouldn't hire an applicant whose for Applied Research estimates for a contest - give everyone a 30 or 60 days is even better. The resume a typographical contains that typewriter sales will continue 17) Your afternoon drive jock chance by not basing the contest on reason? If the time span is too long, error. to increase by approximately 10 % quits. Who are some prospects total sales alone. Of course, total employees tend to put off doing Still, some of those same ex- a year. Nevertheless, the Com- you'd call? Good PDs have a sales has to be a part of it - but the anything about it until the deadline ecutives might not catch a typo if puter and Business Equipment "bank" of people for future jobs. trick is to develop other categories grows nearer. there was one. The same survey Manufacturer's Association still They know where to look for good revealed that 21% of male ex- predicts that computers will even- talent and, in some cases, have al- ecutives over 40 years old don't tually replace typewriters, with ready initiated relationships with have a dictionary or other refer- sales of the latter expected to slip these people. ence book in their offices. around 5% a year beginning in 1989. July 18 -17 - Dan O'Day's Air October 10 - CMA Awards. Personality Plus Seminar. Opryland Hotel. Nashville, TN. 18) Request ten station promos Chumaree Comfortell Inn. Port- on tape. Ask for a cassette full of land, OR. October 26 - Kagan Semi- station promos. It's a good test of July 18 -21 - Democratic nar: Radio Station Acquisitions. the PD's creative flair. Even if National Convention. Omni New York Helmsley Hotel. New your candidate didn't write and Arena and Georgia World Con- York, NY. produce them, it's a good assess- gress Center. Atlanta, GA. ment of his ability to add produc- July 29-30 - Coast Seminars November 30 - December tion value to a station. Adult Radio Conference. Hotel 3 - RTNDA Annual International Le Meridien. Newport Beach, Convention. Las Vegas Con- CA. vention Center. Las Vegas, NV. August 15-18 Republican composite. - 19) Ask for a station National Convention. New Or- January 28 - February 1, On- the -ball PDs will have numer- leans Superdome. New Or- 1989 - National Religious ous station composites of their sta- leans, LA. Broadcasters 44th Annual Con- tion(s). Successful people docu- August 28 - 40th Annual vention. Sheraton -Washington ment their successes and track the Prime Time Emmy Awards. Pas- and Omni Shoreham Hotels. progress their station is making. adena Civic Auditorium. Pasa- Washington, DC. Remember, many times the sta- dena, CA. tion "sound" you hear on a can- September 14-17 - Radio April 9-12, 1989 Broad - didate's tape is how he will pro- '88, sponsored by NAB. Wash- - ington DC. cast Financial Management As- gram your station. September 15 - October 4 - sociation 29th Annual Meeting. Summer Olympics. Seoul, Loews Anatole. Dallas, TX. South Korea. 20) Request an unscoped hour of September 22 -25 - Society April 29 - May 2, 1989 the morning show. Make sure you Of Broadcast Engineers Third NAB 67th Annual Convention. specify a particular date and hour Annual National Convention. Las Vegas Convention Center. For the Best in a TRAVELING BILLBOARD® (Bumper Strip or - that way there's less of a chance Denver Convention Center. Las Vegas, NV. Window Label) call Byron Crecelius, person to person, COLLECT you'll get the morning show's Denver, CO. 314 -423 -4411. 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Motivating And Redirecting -One The Senior Salesperson One -On By Chris Beck Meeting Strategies QUESTION: Overall, I have a really good staff; history of being a sales person, I'm blessed with four of what you would consider the job ahead of you can be tough. Do an analysis comparing this person's effort in non -reactionary If you find yourself dealing senior people. However, two of them won't do with a selling situations with other staff members, including his ranking against service person and you feel you the staff as a whole. Ask him what he would expect as a supervisor from anything except reactionary business. This is probably the need to keep him, I suggest that someone with his experience. biggest single source offrustration I have to deal with on a you seriously consider managing Compare one or several months of historical billing with that same day-to-day basis. I know this isn't an unusual problem, so by contact as opposed to manag- month or months this year, and calculate the staffer's personal attrition ing by account. (Due to the tre- rate. Then commission any advice or suggestions would be greatly calculate the loss he's experienced. appreciated. mendous amount of budget frag- Use probing questions about the person's past experiences with mentation we're seeing nowa- non -reactionary selling to find out where his reluctance to work deeper NSWER: The motivation and redirection of your - days, this technique will ulti- at either the agency or in the realm of new business - is coming from. senior staff members will be one of the most mately be the next generation of You may find out his entire reluctance is based on one bad experience. challenging, and - when accomplished - most sales account management stra- A tegies anyway.) fulfilling management challenges you'll ever face. When accomplished, it can be Managing By Contact Redefine New Business these first-time "new contact" one of the biggest contributing fac- When managing by contact In most appointments as possible. rather situations, you'll find tors toward your own success. If "Once someone stops than by account, you let that your people have a strong It's not unusual for senior the so-called reactionary never accomplished, it can impede growing and learning, sales- background in sales but have salespeople to be reluctant to ac- your career greatly. In an incre- person call on the account painted themselves into a corner cept new ideas unless they see dibly volatile, ever -changing in- you have only three to through the agency, but you also with their agencies. In this situa- someone actually accomplishing let them dustry such as radio, once someone five years before he know that there will be tion, it's not a bad idea to redefine the assignment. They've already stops growing and learning you other salespeople "in some li- heard more theory crap than you becomes totally what you consider new business have only three to five years before mited situations" who will be or non -reactionary selling for or I could even think about in 52 he becomes totally antiquated and antiquated and his pursuing other budgets and deci- these people. All too frequently, weeks. They want to see work- sion-makers at the able, on- the -job his revenues drop dramatically. revenues drop account level. salespeople are convinced that training. So don't If properly redirected, those For example, First National working on anything but reac- tell them, show them. Bank of senior salespeople who are only dramatically." Anytown, USA has BFD tionary business is dealing with Dealing With Fear & Partners its of concentrating on reactionary busi- as agency Mom & Pop, which brings back record. One Of Rejection ness can become some of the high- minor detail: the last not -so-fond memories of making radio Another possible scenario with est performers in non -reactionary tremendous amount of guidance as buy the agency placed was five calls to $900 get a order that someone who is reluctant to work business. They have experience to the strategy you should take. in 1986. It was for Adults 35 -64, was cancelled the second day on new business is that it's easy to and marketing knowledge, and After reviewing copies of this and since you're an AOR station the air because no one came in. read reluctance or rebellion understand the politics of selling. person's billing for his first couple you wouldn't have a chance with into the picture when what you're Furthermore, they are already of years in radio sales, you may traditional sales technologies Make sure your senior sales- really dealing with is fear of re- working with accounts (through find that you're dealing with some- anyway. people understand that you don't jection. the agencies) that are some of the one who never was a good non -re- Nevertheless, you still let the expect them to work on Mom & Senior salespeople fre- best targets for new business on actionary salesperson in the first "reactionary" salesperson "call Pop, but that you need to use are quently the leaders of the sales your station. place. On the other hand, you on" the agency, while another their experience to deal with staff. When you're too busy to see Obviously, there's no single might find that he was tremen- salesperson starts the process of "corporate contacts "; i.e., con- a people, they will quick fix, but here are some of your dous non -reactionary salesperson. working the account. They meet tacts who need someone with frequently pinch -hit for you. options: Either way, it's extremely with a VP and a director of public depth to work with them. Couple this situation with a helpful to be able to add this his- relations. Through these meet- These contacts can be district Look At People's bullpen wherein everybody can torical knowledge to your prob- ings and subsequent brainstorm- and zone managers, VPs, human hear everybody else and you Sales Histories lem-solving. Depending on what ing, they develop a five -figure resource directors, manufac- might very well find Before you begin the process of you find, your management stra- commitment by the bank to do a turers' reps, directors of mer- a hidden agenda in which the senior deciding what to do about the situa- tegies and ultimate decision public service campaign targeted chandising, marketing directors, sales- on person is quite frankly tion, you should do a little research how to handle the situation will be to college-age audiences about etc. Rather than relying on them - - on the salesperson in question. This quite different. drinking and driving. to possess a pioneering spirit, re- afraid of sounding like an idiot in front of the other staff members. brief history lesson can be quite If you find that you're dealing Managing by contact rather ly on yourself to work with them If you feel this might be the enlightening, and can give you a with someone who's never had a than account is the best technique on specific projects. for dealing either with a person Identify the accounts, the deci- case, coach the senior salesper- with a very weak sales back- sion-makers, and what you want son privately. Go over what they ground or with a highly resistant, them to do. I also highly recom- can say to this "non- reactionary close- minded individual. mend that you attend as many of contact," how they can handle the objections, and how they can close on an appointment. Many times they really don't know. Following this coaching ses- Management sion, let this senior salesperson use the phone in the privacy of Action Strategy your office to make the inital calls. It won't take too long before Look into the reluctant salesperson's early-billing history to ascer- you have built up his confidence. tain if he ever excelled at non -reactionary selling. Keep in mind, however, that Redefine new business for these senior salespersons. Impress on there's no single solution to the them that it's not Mom & Pop, it's corporate contacts. Give them specific problems encountered when try- CALL MRN FOR examples of the kinds of people with whom someone of their experience ing to motivate and redirect FIRECRACKER 400 senior salespeople, and many RACE COVERAGE. should be working. Begin managing lists by contact, rather than by account. times you'll find that it will take a Assign these senior salespeople specific projects. Tel them the variety or combination of the specific decision -maker to contact, suggest the telephone strategy, and strategies we've discussed here to get job let them know your willingness to go on the call - once they've made the the done. effort to make the appointment. Help them get around agency reluctance by giving them specific Chris Beck is President of CALL COLLECT projects to work on in those budget areas that they've ascertained the Chris Beck Communications, a (904) 254 -6760 agency doesn't handle; i.e., promotions, public service campaigns, ven- sales consulting firm. If you have a dor, co -op, recruitment, etc. TURN JULY 2nd question you'd like this column to Let these senior salespeople use the phone for new appointments INTO BIG address, he can be reached at in the privacy of your office, rather than having them risk embarrassment RACING NETWORK' (818) 594 -0851. MOTOR in the public forum such as the bullpen. PROFIT$ P O BOX DRAWER 5 DAYTONA BEACH. FLORIDA 32015
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Most -Read In- Flight Periodicals WEEKEND BOX OFFICE birds, the Blasters. Los Lobos, George Thorogood, John Fo- 10-12 Frequent travelers know JUNE gerty, and Joe Cocker. that - next to snoozing - Magazine Monthly Circulation 1 Crocodile Dundee II $8.5 Also opening this week is (Paramount) "The Great Outdoors," a John one of the best ways to pass a 437,699 Vis Vis (United) 2Big time on those long plane flights is $7.9 Hughes- scripted comedy in the Delta Sky 396,377 (20th Century Fox) by reading. As a result, most air- "Planes, Trains, And Automo- Eastern Review 356,060 3 Big Business $6.1 film John lines offer a wide assortment of biles" mold. The stars Northwest 347,167 (Buena Vista)' Candy and Dan Aykroyd, the newspapers and magazines. TWA Ambassador 340,367 4 The Presidio $5.1 latter of whom reprises his "El- What's more, most large com- US Air 335,000 (Paramount) wood Blues" persona on an At- mercial airlines now publish their Continental 334,583 5 Poltergeist III $4.3 lantic soundtrack alongside own in-flight magazines, which are American Way 235,063 (MGM UA) such luminaries as Wilson Pick- 6 Rambo Ill $4.2 provided along with those compli- Pan Am Clipper 231,215 ett, Sam Moore, Tom Scott, (Tri -Star) Peter Aykroyd, Joe Walsh, mentary beverages, tasty meals, Pace (Piedmont) 200.000 and `Beverly Hills Cop" fourth - 7FunnyFarm $4.0 Bomb The Bass, and Pop Will Source Business Pubhcattons Audit Of Circulation (Warner Bros.) * Eat Itself. runs. 8 Willow $3.2 release The adjacent list ranks the top Moving into wider this Note: Continental's figure is for the six -month period ending May 1987: all others are for the (MGM /UA) week: "The Decline Of Western ten US in -flight magazines, based six -month period ending December 1987. US Air PSA is not audited by the BPA; its figures are $1.1 9 Beetlejuice Civilization, Part II - The Metal on average monthly circulation fig- based on average monthly passenger enplanements. (Warner Bros.) Years," director Penelope ures. 10 Colors $. 99 Spheeris's heavy metal follow - (Orion) up to her 1980 rockumentary First week in release on the El Lay punk scene. In ad- VIDEO All figures in millions dition to interview segments Source: Exhibitor Relations Co. with Alice Cooper, Ozzy Os- TOP TEN SHOWS members Kiss, NEW THIS WEEK bourne, and of JUNE 6-12 COMING ATTRACTIONS: Aerosmith, Motorhead, Poi- IRONWEED (Vestron) This week's openers include son, and W.A.S.P., the film and 1 Cheers Jack Nicholson and Meryl Streep each received Academy Award "Bull Durham," a comedy cen- Capitol feature mu- 2 A Different World soundtrack nominations for their portrayals of a pair of down -and -outers in this tragic tered on America's two favorite sical contributions from Faster 3 The Cosby Show tale adapted by William Kennedy from his Pulitzer Prize-winning novel national pastimes (s -e -x and Pussycat, Armored Saint, - 4 Night Court about street people in Albany, NY during the late 1930s. Noted baseball) and featuring a soon - Megadeth, Queensryche, Mo- - 5 CBS Sunday Night Movie singer /composer Tom Waits plays the Nicholson character's best friend, to-be- released Capitol sound- torhead, and Alice Cooper. the ( "That Secret Sunday ") who's dying of tuberculosis. (Street date: 6/22) track from such roots- rockers last of whom is backed by mem- 6 Golden Girls as the Fabulous Thunder- bers of Guns N' Roses. 7 L.A. Law 8 NBA Finals, Game II (Lakers vs. Pistons, 6/9) 8 60 Minutes (tie) 10 Hogan Family Source: Nielsen Media Research
All show times are EDT/PDT: subtract one hour for CDT. Check listings for show- ings in the Mountain Time Zone. All listings subject to change. MUSICAL NUMBERS: The WOOLY BULLIES - Tom Waits (I) and Sam The Sham compare chin fuzz. Nielsen numbers are in for the JACKET (Warner) FULL METAL Fox network's broadcast of Director /co- writer Stanley Kubrick takes a gimlet -eyed look at the Viet- ' FREEDOMFEST Nelson co- scriptor Gustav Hasford's - nam "conflict" in this tragicomedy based on Mandela's 70th Birthday Cele- Timers." Along with a bit of the film's score, the Warner novel "The Short bration," (6/11, 5- 11pm). The Bros. soundtrack LP features such '60s gems as the Dixie Cups' "Chapel rock concert /fundraiser - P. makes his Momma proud. Of Love," Chris Kenner's "I Like It Like That," Nancy Sinatra's "These SCENE STEALER - Chris Holmes of W.A.S. which received a 3.8 rating and Boots Are Made For Walking," Johnny Wright's "Hello Vietnam," the a 9% share of the audience Trashmen's "Surfin' Bird." and that alltime party anthem, "Wooly Bully" by - was watched in 3.37 million Sam The Sham & The Pharoahs. (6/22) households. According to a Fox OH HAPPY DAY (Monterrey) spokesperson, it was the most - A sequel to the acclaimed documentary "Gospel." this film surveys to- watched program ever to air on music scene and the lifestyles that it encompasses. Featured day's gospel the network. To put the final fig- CURRENT performers include Shirley Caesar, the Mighty Clouds Of Joy, Rev. ures in perspective, you must RAMBO Ill (Scotti Bros. /CBS) James Cleveland, the Clark Sisters, and Walter Hawkins & The Hawkins consider the Fox network does Single: He Ain't Heavy, He's My BrotherBill Medley Family. (6/23) not reach as many American Otner Featured Artists: Giorgio Moroder f /Joe Pizullo a ;r households as the three majors BEETLEJUICE (Geffen) (ABC, NBC, and CBS). In addi- Single: Day- Of-tarry Belafonte tion, because the entire six - COLORS (Warner Bros.) hour program did not air during Single: Colors Ice-T primetime, the show did not re- Featured Artists: Roxanne Shante, Salt -N -Pepa, Eric B. & Rakim ceive a numbered ranking. SALSA (MCA)
LONE STAR ALL -STARS: Single: I Know- Marisela wlEdwin Hawkins Singers What has a slew of well -known Other Featured Artists: Tito Puente, Ben E. King, Laura Branigan singers and Shamu the Killer SCHOOL DAZE (EMI- Manhattan) Whale, too? Why it's CBS's Singles: Da Butt E.U. world premiere of "Sea World's Be Alone Tonight Rays All -Star, Lone Star Celebration" Other Featured Artists: Phyllis Hyman, Pieces Of A Dream (Saturday, 6/18, 8pm). The THE DECLINE OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION PART II two -hour variety special origin- (The Metal Years) (Capitol) ates from Sea World of Texas in Featured Artists. Motorhead, Megadeth, Alice Cooper San Antonio. Hosts Patrick Duf- MORE DIRTY DANCING (RCA) fy and Marie Osmond welcome Single: Do You Love MeContours (Motown) performers Natalie Cole, Way - Other Featured Artists Otis Redding, Solomon Burke, Four Seasons Ion Jennings, George Strait, BRIGHT LIGHTS, BIG CITY (Warner Bros.) Restless Heart, Gloria Loring, Single: Divine EmotonNarada Michael Walden (Reprise) andTrini Lopez (I), as Barbara Other Featured Artists: Prince, Donald Fagen, Bryan Ferry Mandrell and Freddie Fender UPCOMING make guest appearances. TALKIN' 'BOUT YOU: BULL DURHAM Daryl Hall & John Oates are Single: A Woman Loves A Man;Joe Cocker (Capitol) highlighted in a two -part seg- THE GREAT OUTDOORS (Atlantic) Revue flWilson 10 Vol. CD Sound Effects Library ment on "Good Morning Ameri- Single: Land Of A Thousand Dances Elwood Blues ca" (ABC, Monday, 6,20 and Pickett 10 Vol. CD Pop Music Library Tuesday, 6/21, 7am). Also set Other Featured Artists. Joe Walsh, Bomb The Bass, Will Eat Itself AMERICA (Atco) FOR A FREE COMPACT DISC SAMPLE, CONTACT: for an early AM appearance is COMING TO Single: Coming To AmericaSystem 27H DIMENSION, INC.. P.O. BOX 1561, JUPITER, FLORIDA 33468 Morris Day on "This Morning" Cover Girls, Nona Hendryx FLORIDA COLLECT - 3051746.2222 OUTSIDE FLORIDA 8001634.0091 (CBS, Wednesday, 6/22, 7am). Other Featured Artists: Levert,
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On the next edition of Timothy White's Rock Stars, be part of a national Fourth of July Weekend event as Brian Wilson, legendary leader of the Beach Boys, offers the wo-Id
radio debut of his inaugural solo album, "Brian Wilson . In his only full -length radio interview in half a decade, one of the greatest singer- composers in the history of rock and roll takes listeners behind the scenes at Santa Monica's Ground Control Studios for the making of his outstanding Lp! Just in time for summer, Brian Wilson unveils the most eagerly -awaited rec- ord in rock, introducing thrilling new tracks like "Love and Mercy", "Night Time ", "Walkin' The Line ", "Melt Away" and "Rio Grande ". The King of the Beach also reveals the untold sagas behind international rock classicslike "Surfer Girl ", "Good Vibrations ", "Heroes and Villains" and "Caroline, No ". Plus, for the first time anywhere, you'll hear -wo previously unreleased Brian Wilson songs, "Good Night Irene" and "Christine ". So make this July 4th Weekend your most musically memorable ever, when Brian Wilson joins Timothy Wnite for a very special edition of frock Stars. For further details, contact your Westwood One representative. In Los Angeles call (213) 204 -5000, FAX (213) 204 -4375 or Telex 4996015 WWONE.
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HOTTESTI ITEMS: CD PLAYERS, CAMCORDERS Hair -Raising Haircutter Consumer Electronic Goods Sales To Top $32 Billion Na, he didn't get the idea Americans are apparently CD Player Sales of audio equipment will rise 4.2 %, from observing the more excited by electronic To Rise 11.8% while sales of home computers and heads of boxing pro- gizmos and gadgets than telephone equipment should in- moter Don King, Cure lead The hottest items currently on ever before, as US sales of con- crease 7.5 %. vocalist Robert Smith, or cult the market are camcorders and sumer electronic products for the movie hero Eraserhead. first half of 1988 were better than compact disc players. Camcorder Despite the rosy outlook, not all industry analysts originally sales are expected to rise 15.1% electronic items are faring well. Rick Hunts, a Vista, CA car- predicted. This sales surge has over '87 figures, while CD players Sales of videocassette recorders penter, was watching TV when prompted these same analysts to are also selling better than expect- are down for the second consecu- he saw people being hung up- upgrade their year -end estimates ed, with year -end sales for '88 esti- tive year. This is due in part to an side down to have their hair cut as well. mated to be 11.8% higher than last oversaturated market; current es- evenly. Hunts reasoned that the Total industry sales are expected year' s. timates show 56% of all US house- upside down maneuver was im- to reach $32.4 billion by year's end, Other industry predictions: sales holds already own a VCR. practical, but the same results an increase of 4.5% over the 1987 could be achieved by pulling the figure. (In February, the Electron- hair up with a vacuum cleaner. ic Industries Association had Unfortunately, trying to use a predicted a year -end total of $32 US Gardening Market vacuum and scissors at the billion.) same time was difficult, so - after seven years, four pro- Continues To Grow totypes, 50 modifications, and approximately $150,000 in ex- Those who consider garden- penses - Hunts has patented a ing a leisure activity best new haircutting system called suited for senior citizens the " Flowbee." may want to dig into the following facts: Any Length According to the NYC -based Ro- Or Style Possible per Organization, gardening is a Beer drinking is one of Ameri- hobby for 43 million Americans, clean barber shops and beauty ca's favorite pastimes, going many of whom fit into an upward- However, those Americans with The Flowbee consists of salons. hand -in -hand with other great ly- mobile demographic sector. green thumbs who mail order gar- motor -driven blades at the end Hunts eventually wants to put American leisure activities such The core group of gardening en- dening equipment and seeds tend of a hose that's attached to a Flowbee everywhere, "like the as baseball games and Saturday thusiasts are older, upscale con- to be slightly younger (median small vacuum. As the vacuum blow dryer." He's currently sell- night dances. 4lthough import- sumers (median age of 46 years; age: 44), but with a larger annual sucks up hair, the blades do the ing the system to beauty shops ed beer has gained a foothold in median annual income of $29,000). income (median: $33,000). cutting. The length of the cut is for $499 apiece, and envisions the American market in recent controlled by hollow wedges shops with a large central years. US brewers are still hold- that snap into place over the vacuum attached to separate ing their own. blades, so hair can be styled at outlets in the future. He's cur- The following chart ranks the WHAT'S THAT SMELL? any length or angle. What's rently working on a $100 ver- five largest US breweries, bas- more, because the cut hair is sion for home use that will hook ed on millions of barrels sold last sucked into the vacuum, the up to a household vacuum Eliminate Auto Air Flowbee makes for some year ultra- cleaner.
Company Barrels Sold Conditioning Odors (in millions) Anheuser -Busch 76.1 Ever turned on your auto air smell can be overpowering. Moving Via Credit Card Miller Brewing 39.1 conditioner on one of those Stroh Brewery 21 .6 hot and muggy days, only The Norwalk, CT -based Alcide People who are forced to moving company is settled.) G. Heileman Brewing 16.3 to be hit with an odor that makes Corp. now thinks it has the solution move from city to city due In addition, the bill can be paid Adolph Coors 15.6 you wonder "what died ?" The rea- for this perennial problem with its to job transfers know all off over a period of time, rather Source Beer Marketer's Insghts son is that mold and bacteria grow "RenNew A/C." The product is a about the headaches and hefty fi- than all at once. Therefore - dur- inside refrigeration units, especial- clear liquid that mechanics can nancial strains such cross -country ing the time between moving and ly in hot weather, and the resultant spray into an air conditioner to treks can cause. However, accord- receipt of the bill - your money quickly kill mold and bacteria ing to a recent issue of the NYC - can stay in the bank and continue without damaging the unit. basedBoardroom Reports newslet- earning interest on your behalf, not ter, more and more moving com- the moving company's. Approximately 1000 service sta- panies are now accepting credit tions are currently using the cards for payment. patented product, which made its There are certain advantages to debut last November. Both Ford charging your moving expenses. If Born To: Motor Co. and Mercedes -Benz property is damaged in transit, you Public Sece WKHX/Atlanta air personality have already approved RenNew can delay payment until the situa- Bill Celler, wife Shari, son Eric A/C for use on their cars, and sev- tion is cleared up. (Credit laws al- James, May 13. eral other manufacturers curren- low the credit card holder to defer Gioia Bruno of Arista record- With Hurt tly testing the product. payment until any dispute with the ing group Expose, husband Jo- seph Pastore, daughter Brianna Health is a hot topic. The Heart of the Matter is Rosa, May 25. Rag Baby recording artist a hot radio series that deals with heart. health, and Country Joe McDonald, wife life issues. And it's free. Top US Frozen Yogurt Chains quality of Kathy, daughter Emily Ann, May The Heart of the Matter brings your listeners 29. you scream, we all scream for frozen yogurt? That may be credible professionals from sources such as Johns Iscream, ... WCUZ /Grand Rapids Asst. the case, as frozen yogurt chains continue to multiply throughout the Hopkins. NIH, and the National Cancer Institute. They MD Bruce Parrott, wife Karen, US, thanks to a national concern over calories and cholesterol. talk about everything from heart attack prevention, to daughter Marlee Grace, June 2. WGH /Norfolk PD Tony Mac the cur- AIDS. to nutrition and sports medicine. Following are the top six US frozen yogurt chains, based upon rini, wife Trisha, son Nicholas Adjacencies can be sold at the beginning and end rent (1988) number of outlets: Farenholt, June 3. KFMO /Lincoln PD Bob Al- of each segment of The Heart of the Matter. And you Company Number of Outlets len, wife Susan, daughter Molly can choose the daily 41/2 minute program, or the 29 TCBY (The Country's Best Yogurt) 822 Kathryn, June 3. minute weekly magazine version. Everything's Yogurt 150 Marriages: Zack's Frozen Yogurt 140 Call us for more information and a free demo Rhino Records Northeast I Can't Believe It's Yogurt 123 at (301)486 -4624 Promotion Manager Rochelle 113 Penguin's Katzman to Bob Laul, head of DIAMOND COMMUNICATIONS, INC. Heidi's 100 Serious Bob Promotion, June Business Week 2835 SMITH AVENUE, SUITE 205, BALTIMORE, MD 21209 Source: 4
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THE VISUAL "WALKMAN" Sony Intros Portable Video Recorder/TV Audiophiles who never video recorder and television the hour and 40 minutes at a time be- leave home without their size of a thick paperback book. fore the batteries need to be re- "Walkman" now have a The portable "GV -8," which charged. The GV -8 uses a slightly - visual companion piece for their weighs only 2.4 pounds, is equipped larger- than -conventional audio- portable radio /cassette player, as with a three -inch liquid crystal cassette that records and plays up the Sony Corp. recently introduced display screen. Battery powered, it to four hours of programming. a video Walkman - a combination can be used for approximately one Sony's initial target market is the commuter consumer, the trav- GOING MOBILE eler who spends a good part of each day in a car or on a train. These rush -hour watchers are in effect a New FAX Machine captive audience, and therefore prime candidates for the new pro- duct. Hooks Up To Car Phone The new model Walkman will be available first to Japanese con- sumers - beginning August 21 - at a cost of 128,000 yen (approx- imately $1000 in the US). Canadian and American consumers should be able to purchase the GV -8 by the VideOcarts Inform, end of the year, although no price has been set for either country. Entertain Shoppers
If sales of the GV -8 match those Unique In -Store Advertising Medium of its predecessor, Sony will turn Iis difficult for anyone to avoid some type of advertisement during any in- quite a profit: the company first given day, whether it's a radio or TV commercial, a billboard, or a print troduced the audio Walkman in ad. But thanks to a new device developed by Chicago -based Informa- 1979, and has sold more than 35 tion Resources Inc. (IRI), advertisers may have found yet another way of million to date. getting their message across to consumers. Described as "the first in-store, interactive video advertising medium," the " VideOcart" is a flat 6" x 8" liquid crystal video display screen mounted to the handles of a shopping cart. The development of cellular car phones enabled industrious busi- CD +G Debuts Shelf Products road. Now, with the nesspeople to continue their work while on the Trigger Commercials advent of a new facsimile machine, these same businesspeople With can turn their BMWs into portable offices. White shoppers walk up and down the supermarket aisles, the screen The "PortaFax Ill" is the first fax machine that interfaces with a cellu- Talking Heads displays ads for different products. The ads are programmed to coincide lar phone, allowing the user to receive printed material in his car from with a specific item's location on the store shelves. When a shopper walks in front of the targeted product, an electronic trigger planted on the shelf anywhere in the world. These made-in -Japan mini -faxes weigh only nine amer New Media re- the so it the screen. pounds, compared to standard office models that can weigh up to 50 cently introduced the activates commercial appears on The VideOcart can show up to 32 different ads, displaying an pounds. "CD +G," a new line of average of two ads per aisle during a shopper's typical stay at the market. Originally introduced in the US last November by Queens, NY -based compact discs that not only play Commercials are shown only 15% of the full shopping time. Medbar Enterprises Inc., the PortaFax Ill sells for $1800. In May, the the state -of- the -art digital music is not only to generate effective point of purchase BellSouth telephone company began offering the machine to customers for which the CD format is famous, The device designed an altemative to reading those trashy at a cost of $1500. but also are encoded with graphic advertising, but also to give shoppers By activating touch- sensi- Although only 2000 units have been shipped so far - mainly to of- enhancements and information. tabloids while waiting at the checkout counter. fice supply stores and phones companies such as BellSouth - Medbar is tive areas on the screen, a person can play videogames, answer trivia specific information, including weather reports. hoping a new feature will help generate greater interest in the product. The first CD on the market is questions, and call up other +G located inside the New models now double as a portable computer printer, providing "Naked," the latest LP from the Here's how the VideOcart system works: a computer dish located on the roof. (The mobile executives with even more technological comforts of the work- Talking Heads, and can be iden- store receives messages through a satellite information from a specific adver- place. tified by a special "CD+G" sym- dish picks up electronically- transmitted tiser.) The information is then stored in the computer's menu, and is even- bol. This new disc is compatible unit via low -intensity, FM radio signals. with any existing CD player and tually beamed to each individual less than the price retails at a standard "front line" IRI predicts its in -store system could cost advertisers To back up its claim, IRI amiliam price. Yet, when played on a pro- of a free -standing insert in a Sunday newspaper. plans to stores with all the necessary equipment, in addition to pay- 1111811111.01.11 per CD +G machine - to be intro- provide New from ing for the extra electricity that the equipment uses. duced later this summer - the disc will project lyrics, guitar chords, Testing Begins This Fall and other information on a video The company is looking to test the VideOcart in three US cities this fall. If screen. all goes well, the device should be introduced to most major markets by mid -1989, and will be in 10,000 stores reaching 60% of all shoppers Warner is also presently working - - by 1991. on an Anita Baker CD +G, which However, would -be thieves looking to make off with one of the screens will mainly use photographic im- should be forewarned: the VideOcart can be programmed to alert manag- ages, as well as a Simply Red ers when taken from the parking lot. CD +G, which will sport not only visuals, but also lyrics in English, .+.n . . Italian, German, and Japanese. . s .*71,..4 r CD +G players and adapters will have a dial for choosing as many as APM Unveils CD Library 16 video information channels, The Los Angeles -based comedy to news, but also lyrical although most early discs will only Associated Production Mu- music designed to be used for com- Disc Controller have need for two or three chan- sic (APM) company re- mercials, promos, and PSAs. 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www.americanradiohistory.com 20 R &R June 17, 1988 L NEWSBREAKERS Ballentine Platinum Plant REJOINS FORMER GM Isreal WNYR & WEZO PD Programs WNYR & WEZO /Rochester GM Jay Meyers has named David Isre- al PD at the Atlantic Ventures WAPI -FM combo. Meyers and Isreal previ- Jeff McKay, Asst. PD /afternoon ously worked together in the same driver at EZ Communications' capacities at WOJY & WGLD/ WBZZ /Pittsburgh, has resigned to Greensboro until Meyers's depar- become PD at Dittman Group ture to Rochester three weeks ago. CHR WAPI -FM /Birmingham. At Isreal replaces Kevin Fennessey, WAPI he will revert to his real who left for WTRG /Raleigh. name, Jeff Ballentine, and pull an Atlantic Ventures President Eric airshift. He replacesKevin McCar- Schultz commented, "David really thy, who left the station after two complements our management years over philosophical differ- Robert Plant's Es Paranza/Atlantic album "Now And Zen" recently hit gold and team. He's the exact kind of person David Isreal ences. platinum status, and Plant picked up the awards at Atlantic's New York offices dur- we envisioned to fill the PD's role the results of a major research pro- WAPI -AM & FM VP /GM Bernie ing a stop on his current tour. Shown are (l -r) Atlantic President Doug Morris, Vice at the stations." ject, and soon we'll be finalizing the Barker told R&R, "The people con- Chairman Sheldon Vogel, Plant, and Atlantic Chairman Ahmet Ertegun. Noted Meyers, "David resigned future of both stations." firming Jeff's qualifications are on my last day in Greensboro to go Before joining WOJY & WGLD like a who's who in broadcasting. Palmer Toasts EMI- Manhattan Debut into consulting. Because of my last year, Isreal was Research/ People describe him as always up, closeness with David, I asked Eric Promotions Director at crosstown excited, and dedicated, and an in- Schultz and (VP /Programming) WSJS & WTQR. He previously credible motivator. I see all of this Jim Herron to interview him. They served as PD of WKIX /Raleigh and more, and I feel Jeff has the were as excited about having him and WCOG /Greensboro, and was winning attitude necessary to lead join our stations as I was." GM/part owner of WECC /Char- 195 back to the top." Isreal said, "It's tremendously leston, SC. Dittman Group VP /Program- exciting to continue working with AC WEZO ranked seventh 12+ in ming Randy Lane told R&R, "Jeff and learning from Jay Meyers. We the winter '88 Arbitron with a 6.4, had formerly programmed EZ's have all the tools and the ability to while "AM Only" affiliate WNYR B106 /Washington and has worked win and win big. We're going over finished tenth with a 3.2. with some of the brightest PDs in radio, including Steve Kingston, KMPZ CALLS PENDING Dan Vallie, Guy Zapoleon, Nick (Bazoo) Ferrara, and most recent- Fuller To Program KWLN of ly Jim Richards. His depth Paul Fuller, most recently morn- on a much-rumored switch from in and fresh knowledge music ing news personality at WRQX AOR to CHR, but noted, "In either ideas make him an imaginative release "Simply Irresisti- (Q107) /Washington and formerly case I believe we will put together programmer." Robert Palmer and EMI execs celebrated this week's of ble," the first single from Palmer's upcoming EMI- Manhattan label debut album that station's MD, has been named a better product for the Memphis Ballentine, who begins his new "Heavy Nova." Shown are (1 -r) EMI UK's Rupert Perry, EMI- Manhattan PD at Dittman Group's soon -to-be- market. We'll just let the research Music Worldwide Chairman/CEO assignment June 29, told R&R, President/CEO Sal Licata, Pakner, and EMI acquired AOR KWLN /Osceola, decide." Bhaskar Menon. "Leaving B94 was a tough move, AR, which serves the Memphis Fuller, who has been acting PD have sister WAPI -FM /Birmingham, but 195 is an equally great pro- MURPHY OPERATIONS DIRECTOR market. New calls (KMPZ) at gramming situation to step into. been applied for and are pending. was also MD /Asst. PD at WABB The entire management team is GM Don Boyles remarked, "I'm prior to his tenure at Q107. "I'm ex- very committed to winning big - very pleased with this move. Paul tremely pleased to be back with the time in Birmingham. I've got some Saunders Pegged is a quality broadcaster and I Dittman Group," he said. "Mem- ideas about what needs to be done, couldn't be happier. I look for a phis is one of America's great but until I can get in place and look As WPEG PD much improved product here in the cities, and I'm glad to be headed things over nothing will change." Michael Saunders, MD /evening owner Dorton Broadcasting (see coming days under Paul." there. Exiting PD McCarthy, a Birm- personality at WPEG /Charlotte, Page 1), WPEG VP /GM David Ur- Dittman Group VP /Program- "We're firming up our plans for ingham native, expressed shock at will return to the PD post at that bach commented, "The move on ming Randy Lane, who has re- our final direction, and recognize his dismissal. "I've always been station. He succeeds Roshon this end had nothing to do with that. located to Memphis from company through our research that both competitive and loyal, and this Vance, who replaced Saunders in This was just something that had HQ at WABB /Mobile, told R&R, (AOR) WEGR and (CHR) WMC- whole thing came as a surprise, the post last year. Saunders will al- been brewing for the last few "Paul has experience in program- FM (FM100) are fine stations. since I've got six months to go on a so move from evenings to after- months, and finally the situation ming AOR and CHR, which is a However, we're confident of our- two-year contract," he said. "I'm noon drive. came up where it made sense for great asset coming into Memphis. selves and look forward to chal- extremely disappointed." Also at the station, morning man us to do this." His intelligence and perceptiveness lenging the Memphis market- WAPI executives had no com- Skip Murphy has been upped to Saunders is currently looking for will add greatly to our coming of- place." ment about McCarthy except to Operations Director. a replacement to take over even- fensive." Fuller will take on his new duties wish him well. Referring to the sale of WPEG ings. Lane declined direct comment as soon as the sale is complete. It's WILD, WEIRD and WACKY ... and it WORKS! He's Back Again! ,. f. t T M DR,SII_ 16IN,I 1 1 / / RIED radio I've our DJ Rob Flanick's "sales from the one of the hottest promotions And His 1988 Clifton crypt" were classic! heard of in years! -- Jerry -- Sharon Taylor -Wood Radio Consultant Underground Tour Promotions Director want a great promotion this KSLX FM- Phoenix, AZ ...if stations JUNE 27 -29 Chicago JULY 18 -20 Detroit AUG. 8 -10 Newark one will give max audience exposure! 12 Philadelphia JULY 1 -3 St. Louis JULY 22 -24 Cleveland AUG. -14 -- Al Bondi the public reaction to the "Buried JULY 4 -6 Indianapolis JULY 25 -27 Pittsburgh AUG. 15 -17 Wash. DC Promotions Director Alive" was fantasic .. the Super Store JULY 8 -10 Louisville JULY 29 -31 Buffalo AUG. 19 -21 Charlotte KWG KYBB-Stockton, CA was the talk of the town! JULY 11 -13 Cincinnati AUG. 1 -3 Boston AUG. 22 -24 Atlanta -- Ed Cutler, Jr. BURY YOUR COMPETITION! JULY 15 -17 Columbus AUG. 5 -7 Long Island AUG. 26 -28 Nashville Owner Dr. Siikini's original "BURIED ALIVE" Ed Cutler's Super Store sales promotion is back on the road! During this 30 city tour the of Doctor Exclusive Engagements the coffin stunt was a huge hit... will bury the competition . .. as well as everything went smoothly for our World BOOK YOUR CITY NOW! DJs, Sales Managers, GMs, PDs, local Premiere! -- Gary Goldstein celebrities or volunteers from the Dir. of National Promotion general public! "BURIED ALIVE" will (818) 719 -0059 Universal Pictures Call Neil make any retailer and radio station the TALK OF THE TOWN? we received tremendous media This promotion and its personnel are coverage and title awareness...Silkini has LandCo Entertainment Corporation trained to complete but one task: to always been an attention getter. help you draw thousands of people to a 21243 Ventura Blvd. Suite 115 -- Jerry Zanrtsch B a tall cool retail location. The "BURIED ALIVE" Dir. of Worldwide Promotions Jack Armstrong from Fresno's -95 just wanted promotion will be exclusive to one Woodland Hills, CA 91367 New World Pictures Corona after being "Buried Alive" at Ed Cutler's Super Store. radio station in each market. Jack says, "This was a fantastic experience!"
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"Irish Heartbeat?' 834 496 -1 Van Morrison, a man whose music Eight traditional Irish songs and has made him a legend in his own two original Van Morrison tracks. time, joins forces with a band syn- Each song sung and played with onymous with sound of Irish music, heart and soul and passion. The Chieftans. Irish Heartbeat. The result is a remarkable album On Mercury Compact Discs, of untold beauty and strength. Cassettes and Records.
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KEN LOWE (former air name STEVE SHERYL INGBER has been ap- Radio RODDY) has added the role of Assis- pointed Publicity Manager /West Coast tant to the President to his duties as at RCA Records. She previously serv- RESNICK has been named ALFRED GM /Radio for Scripps Howard Broad- ed as Tour Publicist for IRS Records. VP /Director of Engineering for Capital casting. He has been with the corn - Cities/ABC Radio. He has been with pany for eight years. MICHAEL BENSSON has taken on ABC for eight years, most recently ser- MICHAEL HORN has joined National Promotion duties at Amherst ving as Director/Engineering. WPKM /Portland, ME as VP/GM. A Records. He was formerly PD at 35 -year industry vet, he was previous- WBYR /Buffalo. STAN SARUSKI has taken on Pro- ly VP /Radio for Guy Gannett Broad- motion Director duties at WHAT /Miami. casting in Portland. ROB GORDON and JOE PSZONEK He was formerly Asst. Promotion Di- have been tapped as Regional Sales rector at crosstown WPOW. Stan Saruski Les Howard Records Ken Lowe David Altschul Managers for EMI -Manhattan Records. KEN BENSON has been named Re- LES HOWARD has been named OM DAVID ALTSCHUL has been ap- Gordon will cover the West Coast and gional Station Sales Manager at West- at WKIX & WYLT /Raleigh. He previous- pointed Sr. VP /Business & Legal Affairs Pszonek the East Coast. Both previ- wood One Radio Networks. He joins ly was PD at WFIZ- FM/Tampa. at Warner Bros. Records. He has been ously were Territory Managers & Cus- from eight years at EMI -Manhattan with the label for eight years, serving tomer Service Representatives for ALAN EITZEL has advanced to NSM Records, where he served as National most recently as VP/Business & Legal CEMA. at WCPT & WCXR/Washington. He has AOR Promotion Manager since 1981. Affairs. two years service at the combo as an Also at the company, GENE SHEL- AE. TON has been named Publicity Direc- tor. He previously was Sr. AE and Di- Industry CHANGES MICHAEL BALANKY has been up- rector/Tour Press at Orchid Commun- ped to GSM at WFYV -AM & FM /Jack- TOM POULOS has been upped to ications. Carole Galloway has been named sonville, FL. He has been with the sta- Exec. VP at McGavren Guild Radio, AE at HNWH /Detroit. for years, most re- an tion's sales staff six HENRY MARQUEZ has been named making him a member of the com- Julie Hecht and Gabrielle Palmer as LSM. cently serving Lisa Rothblum Marc Kirkeby Creative Director at EMI -Manhattan pany's corporate policymaking Ex- named AEs at Torbet Ra- have been a similar ecutive Committee. He previously MIRANDA has joined LISA ROTHBLUM has been upped Records. He formerly held dio /New York. MELODY the position at EMI America Records. served as VP /Regional Manager at WQXY -AM & FM/Baton Rouge as a to Sr. VP /Legal Affairs & General Catherine Meharg has joined CAROL CHEN has organization's Boston office. previously Counsel at PolyGram Records. A six - Concurrently, McGavren Guild Radio /San Francisco Marketing Consultant. She year label vet, she most recently was been appointed Sr. Designer at the spent seven years as an AE at CHRIS KERSHAW has been named as an AE. a similar positon at LA. VP /Legal. label. She also held Sara Rouse has joined Katz Radio/ KSMB /Lafayette, VP /Creative and will head the newly - KIRKEBY has been ap- EMI America Records. Chicago as an AE. MARC formed Commercial Division at JAM at Bob Goldberg has been named an ROSALIE TRAFICANTE has been pointed Director /Creative Services CURTIS HAWKINS has been named Creative Productions, Inc. He was for- in New York. He has AE at WRKO & WROR /Boston. appointed Business Manager at WMAL CBS Records Regional Sales Manager /Midwest at merly president of Zimmersmith Inc., a & Public Affairs for Kris Reina has joined KSMJ & & WRQX/Washington. She has been been Director/Press A &M Records. A four -year company commercial production firm. KSFM /Sacramento as an AE. with the stations for 16 years. the company since 1984. vet, he most recently was Local Mar- ANDERSON has been pro- keting Coordinator at the label's Los DAVID at IDB Corm - Angeles headquarters. moted to VP /Operations munications Group, a satellite transmis- DEL WILLIAMS has been named sion & distribution service. He was Z -100 New York Promotion Marketing Manager at Elek- formerly DirectoriTechnical Facilities. tra/Asylum, covering the Los Angeles and Southern California market. He has BETTY HUDSON, VP /Corporate & has the hottest jingles Media Relations at NBC, has been held a similar post with PolyGram in International Denver since 1984. elected President of the in the world: Radio & Television Society. She is re- placed in her two -year post as First VP of the organization by JAMES ROSEN- FIELD, Chairman & CEO of John Blair Communications. JIM MEADOWS has been named VP/Detroit Regional Manager at Group W Radio Sales. He has been Sr. AE at CBS Spot Sales/Detroit for the past two years. ROBERT RIDDER has been named VP at Wood & Company, Inc. In his 17 -year broadcasting career he has Del Williams Joe Talley served as GSM at KOSI /Denver and as Board JOE TALLEY has been named, Di- president of the National Affiliate rector of Marketing /Black Music Divi- of NBC's The Source. sion at Atlantic Records. He formerly AL STEM has been upped to the recent- served ten years at WEA, most new post of VP /GM at SCS Radio Net- Manager /Black Music. While others try to sell you on old ideas, our ex- employees, or even our former address, ly as Field Sales work Services. He joined the company JAM continues to be the innovator. with the best facilities and most experienced creative in 1980. LEE FEHR has been upped to Man- team in the business. Listen to the latest from the industry leader ... JULIE HEATH has been named ager /National Video Promotion at Capi- Ratings & Research Manager at the tol Records. A two -year company man, Washington office of Donohue Re- most recently was Special Projects he search & Marketing. She was previous- Coordinator for Capitol /EMI. ly Marketing Research Manager at WLTT /Washington. ROBERT BAEZ has been appointed Revenue Manager at Interep's New PROS ON THE York office. A four -year company vet, he most recently served as Assistant LOOSE Revenue Manager. ...._'....,.:_.:.::. Also at the firm, OLIVA DADIA has 3 Henrich Evenings WBCY/ been named to the newly -created posi- Dean - She has PRODUCTIONS Charlotte, NC (704) 376 -8371 tion of Financial Controller. Radio Gary Hilbert - Sports Dir. /air talent been with the company's Torbet KNUI /Maui (714) 996 -3663 for nine years. Mornings Donovan Johnson - ROB CONRAD has formed Conrad 874 -8274 KMOJ /Minneapolis (612) Radio Services, a programming con- Mornings WIMX/ Larry Lomax - sulting firm. A 21 -year industry vet, he 233 -3344 (214) 388 -5454 Harrisburg, PA (717) has served as air talent, PD, and host Rock" Richards PD Ron "Dr. - of Rob Conrad's Radio Workshops. Hear everything new. Call 1- 800 - JAM -DEMO toll free. WSTZ /Jackson, MS (601) 373 -7499 Dirk Steele - Evenings 093 /New LORI ADELSBERG has announced Orleans (504) 833 -5085 the formation of RadioResearch. She 1988 JAM Creative Productions. Inc. 5454 Parkdale Drive Dallas, TX 75227 Andy Waits - Evenings WNNK/Har- formerly was VP /Director of Research risburg, PA (717) 761 -8004 for Banner Radio.
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Okay, so what's the delay with Motown and MCA? ST hears that it mostly involves Stevie Wonder, and the terms under which he'll stay with the label. Since his contract allows him to walk in the RÉCpRD event of an ownership change, the "Wonderman" holds major cards. Could a deal WET include the reversion of some of his early publishing back from Jobete?
Strong rumors along Nashville's Music Row that at least one major label that already has its own Country roster is about to launch WET another, exclusively Country label real soon. In a shocker, Michael St. John departs the PD post at Edens's KOY -FM (Y95)1 Phoenix) over philosophical differences. Talk to him at (602) 863 -1877. oe Smith While a lot of names are already lining up for the gig, one PD - Jay Stevens from WOUE -FM Orleans is said by /New - insiders THE JOE SMITH STORIES - Capitol -EMI President/ WET to be the prime candidate, even though he's CEO Joe Smith has written a book - and it's not still under contract to Clear Channel. about how to become a better after-dinner speaker! "Off The Record: An Oral History Of Popular Music" Also at Y95, Bobby Knight is no longer will hit the nation's bookshelves courtesy Warner doing afternoons, but will remain with the Books this November and promises to contain four station, as former KKBO /Houston PD Ron decades' worth of "stories told offstage and even backstage" to present "a portrait of the music world Parker fills the slot. that no fan has ever seen." With six months left on his contract at happen" within a week, but wouldn't go any 195 /Birmingham, Kevin McCarthy's sudden further. However, KISW's Beau Phillips has exit leaves him free to pursue other jobs while acknowledged that the Skyboy is a top still picking up a check, right? Call him at (205) 744 -6724. contender. Beverly Padratzik has left her position as Look for EIPIA's National Executive VP at Radio Today Entertainment. Director /Promotion Polly Anthony to pick up Reach her at (212) 362 -7500, ext 5E. VP /Top 40 Promotion stripes when she relocates to the Big Apple from L.A. MCA's Michael Williams jumps from local E /P /A's Seattle rep Debi Lipetz has been Denver to regional Boston. Kay McCarthy, mentioned as a possible replacement. Promotion Assistant at EPA in L.A., will Meanwhile back at the home office, the replace Williams in the Mile High City. East Coast Promotion Director slot opens up WISHING Have Corey Hart and manager Freddie as Jack Isquith moves into the AOR National DeMann gone separate ways? A strange move Promotion Director chair. I WAS LUCKY" in the middle of a project. Look for KMJI /Denver PD Chris Elliott to After 11 years with A &M in the Carolinas, resign his AC PD post for the same duties at Paul Crowley is going into the syndication crosstown Gold outlet KXKL -AM & FM, Radio business with a show called "Jazz Life," which Saturating replacing David Allan. Elliott's successor will is already airing in 25 markets. Contact him at be named next week. MTV Hip Clip Of The Week 6/13 (704) 364 -7188. CHR NEW &ACTIVE Steven B. & The Hawk are ready to fly One of the most frequently- mentioned again. The former morning team (Steven 102/8 people on the ST "fun fone" this week was Williams & Don Hawkins) shared the mike KFOG /San Francisco MD /PM driver Sky first at Denver's KBPI then at KPKE until the WXKS 26 -24 KSAQ 33 -31 KAKS 35-31 Daniels, who is rumored to be a candidate for latter changed formats. Hawkins has been at KIIK deb 35 B98 35-32 WZOU add several jobs, including the KISW /Seattle PD KROR /San Francisco, while Williams worked KF95 27 -25 KISR add PRO -FM deb 35 opening and the WRIFIDetroit morning gig. mornings at KIMN /Denver prior to its recent KSND 40 -37 WDBR 37-35 KRBE deb 35 Sky confirmed that "something is going to Continued on Page 27 PWR92 add KTRS 25-21 WKBQ 28 -25 KDON deb 35 KOZE 16-10 (HOT) Y108 add KZZU 39 -36 KZFN 35-30 `HOT HITS' JET -FM 33 -31 95XXX 27 -24 KWNZ add WPST 37 -34 WQCM 40 -36 KZOZ 32-29 WQUT 31 -28 OK100 40 -36 SLY96 29-26 WELCOMES 99WAYS add WTHT add Y97 29-25 4itt as a client station. To, 100,. Now Hear This! /L 1OI MEDIA GROUP Los Angeles (213) 459 -8556 SIN, New York (203) 454 -3231 DUBLIN, IRELAND RECORDS © 1988 l'ni Records
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Continued from Page 24 when given a full -page profile in the current format shift. Call 'em at (415) 771 -6050 or WHITE (6/13) issue of Newsweek. (303) 337 -4295. O000ps! Last week ST told you KTRH/ WKGY /Hempstead, LI drops "Format 41" Houston GM Michael Parker would be moving for live, soft AC programming, beginning July his company to San Diego to research a LION 1. Prospective morning, evening, and News/Talk format at XTRA (AM). Wrong, ear - weekend air talent send T &Rs to PD Dave to- the -pavement breath! It's Michael Packer - Friedman ASAP. not Parker - who'll be doin' the J -O -B. The New Single 4$' Stairs Meanwhile, Jay Jones is acting -GM at KTRH, which Packer will continue to consult along KRPM -AM & FM /Seattle PD Bill Stairs will with WRCIWashington. be moving to parent Olympic's corporate "TELL ME" offices to assist VP /Operations Tim Roberts Play Misty For Me (7- 89051) (PR 2248) with some "special projects." KOST /L.A. is seeking a court order to end Meanwhile, KRPM consultant Jay Albright the harassment of air personality Brian following up their will be acting PD for "a maximum of 90 days" Simmons (real name James L. Simmons) by smash hit "Wait" while a new PD is sought. Albright says this a local woman. KOST and Simmons want an move will not affect his consulting business, unspecified sum for damages as well as an where everything will proceed as close to injunction preventing the woman from not only normal as possible. coming within 1000 yards of the PM drive - H I T E L I O N And ... on the subject of Olympic's soon personality and his family, but also contacting W to-be KXXR /Kansas City, Roberts says: them or any other station employee. The ready "We're to roll." Unfortunately, there's woman in question allegedly started making still no ruling from the Commission on the threats on the lives of Simmons and his family sale, so there's nowhere to roll nor any idea last fall. :11::k1,3; when it can roll. f PD Brian Bums was hired six months ago, Best wishes to MTM VP /Promotion Bruce 1 joining GM Bill Hazen from KTXQ /Dallas and Shindler and indie promotion person - and GSM Gary Lakey from crosstown WDAF, who former R &R Country Editor - Carolyn Parks are also on hold. "The personal trauma these on their June 18 marriage. folks have gone through," says Roberts, "is Condolences to the family and friends of the real tragedy of this situation." former MTM promoter Nancy Seay, who Don't look for Mark St. John to leave passed away last week (6/10) at age 35. In WAVAIWashington to program soon- to -be- lieu of flowers donations should benefit the acquired Emmis sister outlet KYUUISan Humane Society. Francisco. Several well -qualified Bay Area Bob Hamilton, PD of KYA & KSFO /SF, P R I D E candidates are reportedly being considered for has just sold WCRO /Johnstown, PA for the post, not to mention some folks from $132,000. New owners are Tschudy inside the company. Communications Corp. Of Virginia, a family - from the Scott Mackay, Production Director at owned group operator that owns six other WTIC -FM /Hartford, has been named producer small- market properties. for "Direct Hits," an MJI syndicated program If you've wondered what happened to PLATINUM hosted by Hot 103 /NY's Bill Lee. record pro Marty Kupps, he's on the board of album Drake -Chenault VP /GM Steve Sandman and just helped launch one of L.A.'s hottest is leaving Albuquerque to rejoin former DC new restaurants, Langan's Brasserie. boss Jim Kefford as VP latter's /GM of the A tip o' the oI' ST word processor to R &R PRIDE newly- acquired KZAMIEugene, OR. salesmensch and former AOR Editor Jeff Gelb (81768) "No flim -flam. No bigotry. And a little on the publication of his first thriller, nonsense." That's how ABC Radio talk show "Specters." It's in the bookstores now. host Tom Snyder describes his radio show, W000000, kids, pretty scary stuff . . . "TELL ME" VIDEO ALREADY IN MEDIUM ROTATION AND TOP 10 MOST REQUESTED ON
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WCZY GETS IN JACK'S FACE - Noted actor Jack Nicholson is a constant courtside presence at L.A. Lakers games, so WCZY /Detroit decided to get right up in the man's face by distributing 10,000 eight -by -ten copies of Jack's ever- shaded mug to fans at the Pontiac Silverdome for the third game of the Lakers -Pistons NBA championship series. Whatever psychological edge the ploy was intended to gain didn't happen, as L.A. stomped the hometown hoopsters, on Atlantic Records, Cassettes and Compact Discs but the stunt garnered a firestorm of national publicity for the CHR- formatted station. Pictured getting their game face together prior to tipoff are just a few of Nicholson's adoring fans. G 1988 Adannc Record,ng Cory 0 A Warner CommunicononsCo.
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Hughes Dorton How Sweet It Is Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1
Before joining WXTR in 1987, Shareholders Unhappy, Hughes spent nearly four years as Take Action OM at CBS-owned AC WLTT/ Shareholder dissatisfaction with his at Washington. Prior to stint terms of a recent $75 million buy- wirr he served 12 years at AC out offer from Washington com- WASH /Washington, first as ND munications investor Myer Feld- then as PD. man, the head of 14-station And- Woodward assumes the top spot man Broadcasting, coupled with at WXTR after 18 months as GSM increasing concerns about the at the station, and has also been management direction of the com- named VP /Marketing for Ragan pany, apparently led to Dorton's Henry National Radio. In that ca- ouster. pacity he will assist Hughes in overseeing sales operations at the "They would have been diluted six stations. Woodward joined from 60% ownership to seven per- WXTR last year after six years as cent and get no cash upfront," Dor- GSM at Legacy's Classic Rock ton said. "They didn't see a win- WCXR /Washington. dow, because Feldman never talk- "The challenge for me at WXTR ed about going public or anything is to maintain the high quality of like that. They didn't know if and programming and the high caliber when they would ever get any of of the people who have made the their money out." Original Sweet members Brian Connolly and Steve Priest have reunited and signed with Mechanic Records, with plans to station a success," said Woodward. tour after completing their first album since 1980. Shown are (1 -r, standing) Mechanic VP Holly Lane, the label's Jim Pitul- "With the kind of population ex- Under terms of the new deal, ski, manager Jack Koshick, business manager Keith Fellows, attorney Jeffrey Jacobsen, and Mechanic's Jules Kurz and growth we are seeing in (areas isting shareholders will be bought Charity Kurz; (seated, l -r) Mechanic President Steve Sinclair and Sweet's Connolly. south of Washington), WXTR's po- out for about 33 cents on the dollar. tential is tremendous." Morgan Lewis will pump approxi- Feldman Looking Kidwell comes to WETS from mately $13 million into the com- Voyager Communications' WWMG/ pany's equity base. TCW Capital, For Other Deals Charlotte, NC. His experience also an affiliate of Trust Company of For his part, Feldman says the includes a brief stint in 1985 as Ex- the West, will provide additional Dorton transaction was "a very ec. VP of Cox Enterprises' radio capital and senior debt for finan- borderline deal" and has little division and 23 years with W ON E & cial restructuring. Both Morgan regret about his failure to close the Dean Thacker began his long as- with Mairite in 1976, WTUE /Dayton. Lewis and TCW will equally share deal. sociation starting as an AE at WMMS/Cleve- Ragan Henry's other radio prop- a $26.5 million bridge loan to the "I don't feel badly (about the land. He became LSM in 1977, erties are WHRK & WDIA /Mem- financ- deal's collapse) and I don't feel company for the purpose of GSM in 1978, and Station Manag- phis. ing last week's acquisition of great about it," Feldman told er in 1982. Five years ago today, WBMX /Chicago. The Dallas sta- R&R. "If I'd gotten it, it would Thacker became WHTZ /New tion will be sold, and is expected to have been fine. If I didn't get it, York's first GM. A year later he fetch about $3.5 million. that's fine too. You can gather was given VP stripes. Rodriguez from what I'm saying that I'm not losing any sleep." Continued from Page 1 Hoffman Leads Revolt Feldman went on to say that the Tony Hoffman, a three percent Dean Thacker Rodriguez told R&R, "I'm really company "is not a great opportuni- Dorton shareholder who is also excited that Tommy has given me ty" and he's too busy looking at managing director of ComCapital the opportunity to broaden my other deals to worry about it. Group, a New York investment horizons, and to get involved in the Dorton said he was unsure about 7 YEAR AGO TODAY picture at Colum- banker, said he led a boardroom total black music what he will do after leaving the EZ Communications promotes Jim Richards, Don Langford, and coup and helped engineer the deal bia. It demonstrates his and the company, but he expects to remain Shadow Stevens Morgan Lewis when he be- company's commitment." with in broadcasting. Steve Perun named Capitol Broadcasting National Program Rodriguez said he expects to add came convinced that the Feldman Coordinator personnel in marketing, sales, deal was not in the best financial Bobby Hatfield appointed WDTXIDetroit PD publicity, and artist development, interests of the shareholders. He Infinity Mike Schaeffer named KIKI & KMAI /Honolulu OM/PD Continued from Page 1 and that the department's expan- said other issues that snagged the #1 CHR: "I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me)" - sion "will make our presence in the transaction were Feldman's The reason for the buyout offer is Whitney Houston (Arista) With Somebody (Who Loves Me)" marketplace a lot stronger. I'm failure to sign a talent contract not clear. Infinity executives de- #1 AC: "I Wanna Dance - Whitney Houston (Arista) (2 wks) totally committed to winning." with WCZY morning star Dick clined to be interviewed, citing re- UC: "I All Over" Stephanie Mills (MCA) Purtan and put up money to bridge strictions placed on them by feder- #1 Feel Good - #1 Country: "I Know Where I'm Going" Judds (RCA /Curb) Among the appointments he'll be sale of the company's Dallas al securities laws while the offer is - the AOR Track: "Don't Mean Nothing" Richard Marx (Manhattan) making, Rodriguez said, will be a in progress. #1 - station. #1 AOR Album: "The Joshua Tree" U2 (Island) (14 wks) new head of promotion. He declin- In a prepared statement, Kar- - #1 Jazz: "To Bird, With Love" - Eddie Daniels (GRP) (2 wks) ed to name his successor, but said, "When it came to the end, I think mazin said two leading financial in- "I believe in promoting from Mr. Feldman thought the company stitutions have indicated their will- within." had no alternative but to come to ingness to lend the amounts needed 5 yr-AR(,-, An TnDAY Rodriguez stressed the impor- him on his terms. That's a risk he to close the deal. Chase Manhattan tance of his team's liaison with took. It didn't happen to be correct has promised $340 million in senior Ric Lippincott named KHTZILos Angeles PD named WKDJ & WHRK/Memphis GM other departments at Columbia, in- in this case, but it certainly would financing. The group's financial Don Boyles King Broadcasting acquires KSFOISan Francisco cluding those headed by Sr. VPs have benefitted him dramatically adviser, Shearson Lehman Hutton, #1 CHR: "Flashdance ... What A Feeling" Irene Cara Bob Sherwood and Mickey Hoffman said. has committed for $100 million in - if it had been true," (Casablanca/PolyGram) (4 wks) and VPs Marc Benesch, Eichner, The decision to change manage- subordinated bridge financing. #1 AC: "Never Gonna Let You Go" Sergio Mendes (A &M) (3 wks) Laverty, Jack Rovner, - Marilyn ment, Hoffman said, came because Investment analysts had hoped #1 UC: "Inside Love (So Personal)" - George Benson (WB) (2 wks) Bob Willcox, and Danny Yar- shareholders lost confidence in the that WCK would sweeten its offer #1 Country: "Fool For Your Love" - Mickey Gilley (Epic) brough, as well as core marketing. company's financial projections. to about $33 per share, but Kar- #1 AOR Track: "Every Breath You Take" - Police (A &M) (3 wks) mazin rejected that out of hand in a #1 AOR Album: "Synchronicity" - Police (A &M) worked closely Klugh (Capitol) (5 wks) "We've always "I came to the conclusion that statement issued Monday (6/13). #1 Jazz: "Low Ride" - Earl he added, now together," "but I'll the projections were ridiculous; "We believe that our offer of $30 total artist be involved in creating the company would have been per share is fair," he said. "It development plans from day one. a 50% 'IHRS AGO TODAY bankrupt within six months," Hoff- represents almost premium Io That's going to help us a lot in in- man said. "It was kind of a shotgun over recent market prices. We Spring ARB leaders: WABCINew York 7.0 -8.1; KABCILos Angeles breaking new acts and crossing marriage from the start. Joe did tend to continue to operate the 5.7 -8.6 also noted them over." Rodriguez not have the chance before he got company as a going concern." John Lund named KHOWIDenver PD the strength of his relationship with involved with this company to go Infinity shares, which are traded WOXI -FM (940)/Atlanta PD Don Benson adds AM duties A Cecil VP /Black Music &R out to the stations and look at the over- the -counter via NASDAQ, Dwight Douglas joins Burkhart /Abrams he worked at Holmes, with whom problems and formulate his own jumped nine points to $30.50 per #1 CHR: "Shadow Dancing" - Andy Gibb (RSO) (4 wks) AC: "You Belong To Me" Carly Simon (Elektra) Casablanca in the '705. projections. He was sort of stuck share following the announcement #1 - #1 Country: "Two More Bottles Of Wine" Emmylou Harns (WB) Before joining Columbia, Rodri- with projections that had been last Thursday (6/9). The company - Music Is- #1 AOR Album: "Stranger In Town" Bob Seger (Capitol) (3 wks) guez was VP /Black at prepared by other people, and then went public two years ago at $12.50 - & Market- land and VP/Promotion he was expected to produce the per share, and recently has been Boardwalk. ing at numbers. That was a bit unfair." trading for about $20.50 per share.
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nagsajtire BPME Continued from Page 3 Martell Rock 'N' Charity Weekend time when the AM station with Raises 50,000 watts automatically won the $200G market," he said. `But with FM, pí4'rce that's not the case anymore." He added that the one element a sta- tion can win with is marketing. American Comedy Network President /GM Andrew Goodman stressed that the recent explosive growth of video marketing has created a visual clutter. "In a world that bombards us with messages so constantly that we learn how to screen out almost all of them," he said, "sound still gets through." In a session discussing comedy and copy for radio, the team of Bert Berdis and Alan Barzman presented several of their commer- cials. In other sessions, Group W Director /Communications Charles Furlong and 35 -Plus Committee Exec. Director Mamie Webster "Parents showed how they conduct promo- tions with multi -image presenta- tions. KPWR /Los Angeles exec- utives, including Marketing Direc- tor Paul Sansone, described their Just Don't extensive marketing plan and showed how to set up an annual plan. Sales Training Understand" To better educate promotion di- rectors about radio sales, Interep Director /Development Erica Far- ber Viola presented two informa- tive sessions describing the opera- CHR CHART tions of sales departments. Con- sultant George Burns reminded his audience to market to a station's core audience. "They will listen for ... AND GETTING HOTTER 80 quarter hours a week," he said, adding, "You need to superserve & HOTTER!! them." The next BPME convention will be held in Detroit.
WXKS add WPGC 1-1 (HOT) The Sixth Annual T.J. Martell Foundation "Rock 'N' Charity Weekend" rais- B94 26-18 (HOT) PWR96 deb 28 Menowsky ed more than $200,000 for leukemia, cancer, and AIDS research in a Continued from Page 3 31 series of events featuring a cross-section of music industry notables. At top 0107 13-11 (HOT) PWR106 add (HOT) is the Atlantic Records bowling team, featuring (l -r) Atlantic's David KKBQ 5-4 WRCK 14-10 (HOT) broadcast sales and management Fleischman and Jason Flom, Atco's Eric Hodge and Michael Prince, and training company. As part of his WNEW/New York's Lorraine Caruso. The middle shot includes (l -r) KRBE 7-4 KXX106 9-7 (HOT) deal with CEA, Menowsky will re- Westwood One's Jerry Sharell, Apache Records' David Malloy and Burt KITY 15-10 (HOT) WKQB 13-3 (HOT) tain his Greenwood VP stripes and Stein, Dave Taylor of the L.A. Kings, and Apache's Brian Shapero. At bot- open a Washington field office for tom are (l -r) celebrity softball captains Richard Marx, who headed the 92X add 33 WSSX 6-2 (HOT) the firm. Rollers, and Vince Neil, who captained the Rockers. WCZY add WANS 5-1 (HOT) "We compared our client lists and found out we deal with pretty WHYT 24-16 (HOT) WTNZ 12-8 (HOT) much the same people," Menow- Disney Mason KIIS 14-11 KZOU 15-2 (HOT) sky said. "CEA is a class act, and Continued from Page 3 Continued from Page 3 they've got $260 million to invest in only do that if you have good peo- WFAN owner Ennuis recently radio. I know lot of people who KZZP 3-3 (HOT) WBAM 4-3 (HOT) a ple. Mike's a leader, and in this purchased WNBC & WYNY /New can help them resolve 1-1 that prob- business you can never have too York from NBC and then sold KKRZ add WRVO (HOT) lem." many leaders in your company. WYNY to Westwood One, but KWOD 6-9 Z102 1-1 (HOT) We're in a great position, but you Prior to joining Greenwood, hasn't announced its plans regard- can never take too much for KATD 4-2 (HOT) KOKO 10-5 (HOT) Menowsky owned and operated ing the sale of either AM station. several radio stations, including granted." KWSS 13-10 KLUC 1-1 (HOT) Disney has been WCKG's GSM KSEK & KFRB /Pittsburg, KS; Schuman since 1984. Prior to that he spent from Page 3 KUBE 30-21 (HOT) KCAQ 9-7 (HOT) KNZS & KQWK /Joplin, MO; and Continued three years as Southeast Divisional WSQV /Jersey Shore -Williamsport, ket." He added, "His tennis play- KKFR 5-1 (HOT) Manager for Major Market Radio. him PA. From 19'79 -81 he worked as a ing skills make a great partner This is his first GM position. regional manager for NAB. for doubles competition." Schuman, who has held ND posi- CEA plans to branch into mer- "I really feel honored to be tions at KLIF /Dallas, WDAE/ chant banking activities by putting chosen by Nick," Disney told R&R. Tampa, and WROR /Boston, will AND MUCH MORE! its own money at risk to help "In the short time he's been with start at WFLA next month. In addi- bankroll deals of its brokerage the company, he's completely tion to his other duties there, he will customers. resurrected Cox Radio and has host a 3-6pm talk show which the "Tim knows how we want to in- built a great sense of pride and station said will "combine a con- vest, and through Greenwood, general good feeling about the ra- servative viewpoint with entertain- NAB, and his own station owner- dio division. (OM) Bill Wise has ing conversation and humor." ship he knows who the buyers and done a phenomenal job. It's a great In the winter '88 ARB, WFLA T sellers are in the broadcast in- situation; I've got a great rock FM registered a 4.4 and ranked eighth; dustry," said CEA Chairman Rick and a solid AM, and all I have to do it tied for sixth place in the Birch Michaels Jr. is go in and fine-tune." with a 5.3.
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Greensboro - Louisville Norfolk- THERE Virginia Winston Salem - Both Clear Channel stations registered personal record ARB Beach- High Point figures, landing 1 -2 on both sur- veys. WHAS carried Louisville Newport News SHE basketball, which sizzled through WTQR rebounded from a some- most of the season. Being a full - WFOG registered its best Ar- what soft fall in a big way. It gave service outlet, it capitalized on a bitron since spring '85. The sta- away prizes of $12,000 a few bad winter with news coverage tion prefers to label itself a soft, times as part of its 12 in -a -row and vacation giveaways to warm instrumentally -based AC. On -air WAS " commitment. The station also used weather destinations. PD Gary promotions included the "Name direct mail, called the "WTQR Bruce reported that his sister sta- Game" and "Mystery Movie Bits." North Carolina Lottery," which tion WAMZ gave away lots of cash WNVZ posted its highest ARB and promised cash payoffs. That cam- towards its Birch market -pacing hit double digits for the first time in paign was backed up with TV sup- figures. WAVG airs Louisville arch- its six -year history. The station gave port. WTQR also maintained its rival Kentucky basketball. away four Suzuki Samurais (before SCRITTI billboard presence. In the ARB, the "news" broke) and $40,000 WSJS also rebounded from a soft to winners who wrote in why they fall. Its morning show, weather ARBITRON listened to the station. coverage, and Wake Forest bas- ketball play -by -play contributed. POLITTI ARBITRON
Fall '87 WI '88 PGCfUHI \C ROGER WHAS (AC) 16.1 17.7 Fall '87 Wi '88 WAMZ ARBITRON (Ctry) 14.3 16.7 WFOG (B/EZ) 7.5 10.2 WQMF (AOR) 8.8 9.2 WNVZ (CHR) 8.9 10.0 WDJX (CHR) 9.3 9.1 WCMS-AM & FM WVEZ-AM & FM' Fall '87 Wi '88 (Ctry) 9.9 9.8 (AC) 9.4 7.6 WTQR (Ctry) 14.8 18.6 WNOR-AM & FM WAVG (AC) 3.8 5.8 WKRR (AOR) 8.6 7.4 (AOR) 9.1 9.3 WLRS (CHR) 6.3 5.3 WMAG (AC) 8.5 6.5 WOW! (UC) 6.2 6.6 WRKA (AC) 7.9 5.1 WKZL (CHR) 6.0 6.2 WMYK (UC) 6.6 6.2 WJYL (UC) 4.1 4.7 WSJS (AC) 4.7 5.6 WGH-FM (CHR) 6.5 5.9 WLOU (UC) 4.5 4.0 WKSI (CHR) 4.9 5.5 WWDE (AC) 6.6 5.1 WXVW (B/EZ) 2.6 2.4 WQMG (UC) 7.8 5.4 WLTY (AC) 4.5 4.3 WCII (Gold) 2.5 1.5 WOJY (AC) 4.1 5.3 WPCE (Rel) 3.1 3.9 WTMT (Ctry) 1.4 1.5 WBIG (Ctry) 6.9 4.9 WJQI-AM & FM WXLN (Rel) 1.6 1.1 THE NEW SINGLE WAAA (UC) 2.2 3.0 (AC) 4.5 3.6 WPEG (UC) .7 2.9 WTAR (Gold) 3.2 3.5 WMQX-AM & FM WRAP (UC) 3.5 2.6 FROM THE ALBUM (AC) 2.2 2.5 WSKX (Ctry) 2.6 2.3 WTNC (Rel) 1.9 2.1 WKEZ (Ctry) .8 2.2 WHPE (Rel) 2.2 2.0 BIRCH WNIS (Talk) 2.4 1.8 PROVISION WWMY (B/EZ) 1.4 1.8 WXRI (AC) 2.4 1.7 WMFR (AC) 1.8 1.7 WOFM (AOR) 1.0 1.3 WEAL (UC) 8 1.6 PRODUCED BY Fall '87 Wi '88 WAMZ (Ctry) 13.5 15.7 WHAS (AC) 12.6 14.1 BIRO H GREEN GARTSIDE WDJX (CHR) 11.9 12.3 BIRC H WOMF (AOR) 10.4 10.8 WJYL (UC) 6.4 9.8 AND DAVID GAMSO\ WLRS (CHR) 8.9 7.6 WVEZ-AM & FM' (AC) 7.8 5.7 Fall '87 Wi '88 Fall '87 Wi '88 ©1988 JOUISSANCE (U.K.) LTD. WRKA (AC) 1u.2 5.2 WNOR-AM & FM WTQR (Ctry) 13.2 15.6 2.7 4.6 (AOR) 14.0 14.3 WKRR (AOR) 10.0 11.4 WLOU (UC) 3.3 3.5 WNVZ (CHR) 10.3 11.7 WQMG (UC) 10.2 8.6 WAVG (AC) 1.7 1.6 WMYK (UC) 9.0 8.7 WKZL (CHR) 7.6 8.3 WFPL (Jazz) 1.8 1.4 WOWI (UC) 8.3 8.6 WKSI (CHR) 9.0 7.2 WXLN (Rel) 1.3 WCMS-FM (Ctry) 8.5 7.5 WBIG (Ctry) 5.3 6.5 WXVW (B/EZ) 2.2 1.2 WWDE (AC) 6.3 6.2 SIGNIFICANT ACTION WMAG (AC) 6.6 6.2 WFIA (Rel) .6 1.0 WGH-FM (CHR) 6.5 6.1 WOJY (AC) 2.3 4.8 WTMT (Ctry) 1.9 WFOG (B/EZ) 4.9 5.5 WAAA (UC) 3.8 3.3 42/17 WRAP (UC) 4.4 4.2 WMQX-AM & FM WNIS (Talk) 2.7 2.7 (AC) 2.7 2.8 'WVEZ (AM) formerly WAKY (Ctry) WXKS add KIKX add WXRI (AC) 1.4 2.7 WSJS (AC) 3.2 2.6 KMGX deb 33 WHRO (Jazz) 3.0 2.3 KITY on WFDD (Glas) 2.1 2.4 WJQI-AM & FM KDWB deb 27 KYRK 37 -28 WPEG (UC) 1.8 1.8 (AC) 2.8 2.2 WLOL KCAQ deb 40 WNAA (UC) 3.1 1.4 deb 38 Format Legend WLTY (AC) 3.9 2.3 WHPE (Rel) 1.2 1.2 KKRZ add 34 KAKS add AC -Adult Contemporary, AOR -AI- WTAR (Gold) 2.8 2.0 WKEW (Misc) .4 1.2 FM102 25 -22 WCGQ add bum Oriented Rock, BBnd -Big WPCE (Rel) 2.2 1.8 WDCG (CHR) .8 1.1 Band, B /EZ- Beautiful /Easy Listen- WSKX (Ctry) 1.8 1.6 KROY add Q104 add WEAL (UC) 1.0 1.1 ing, CC- Contemporary Christian, WKEZ (Ctry) 1.1 1.4 KWOD deb 34 WBNQ add WPCM (Ctry) 1.0 1.1 CHR- Contemporary Hit Radio, WPMH (Rel) .3 1.0 WTNC (Rel) 1.8 1.1 KMEL 28 -25 WAZY add Clas- Classical, Ctry- Country, WKDO (AC) .1 1.0 Z93 add KPHR deb 35 G /CR- Classic Rock, Gold- Oldies, PWR106 40 -37 KKRC add Jazz -Jazz, Misc -Miscellaneous, KITS 19 -15 KFBQ add MOR- Middle Of the Road, NAC- New AC, News -News, N/T -News/ KXX106 deb 38 KTMT add Copyright 1988, Birch Research Corp. 1988 Arbitron Ratings Co. May not be Talk, Rel- Religious, Span- Spanish, quoted or reproduced without Arbitron's prior Estimates may not be quoted or reproduced WTNZ add KWNZ add Talk -Talk, UC -Urban Contempor- written permission. without Birch Research Corp.'s prior written WBAM add SL196 add permission. ary.
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Getting Into Your Listeners' Heads Right, Left Brain Theory Opens Door "Understanding brain activity may be the future of successful marketing, and can mean more To Improving Audience, Attention Recall efficient manipulation of listener attention By Carolyn Moyer and recall."
The ways in which individuals process information is verbal data by the left hemisphere, important to those involved with marketing, advertising, but generally go as a package with and communications. For radio, understanding brain ac- the musical impression. Even the verbal component of a station - Radio listening, and particularly the future of successful marketing, be important in determining his tivity may be course advertisements, DJ patter, etc. - most music listening, is essentially popularity. Using humor, appeal- and can mean more efficient manipulation of listener at- does not automatically or suffi- a low involvement activity. Re- ing to the correct image, being in- tention and recall. "Getting into the heads" of your search shows that high recall of novative, and avoiding repetitious listeners may become a literal necessity. your content and message requires patter are all ways to make the au- Today's high-tech advertising higher involvement, which acti- dience think. Another obvious ploy the and consumer research bombards "Taking aim at the left vates the left brain and makes is relating to the community by listener come out of the passive, discussing subjects of local interest respondents not with question- brain is a more certain naires and surveys, but with low -involvement state. and controversy. EEGs, tachistoscopes, and elec- and faster way of Current advertising research trodes. Tracking the brain's beta standing out from the shows that exposing people to three People are not exclusively right and alpha waves is replacing ask- competition." different variations of an ad leads or left brain processors. All people ing questions as a way of finding to greater recall than exposing use both hemispheres, though most out what's really going on when a them to the same ad three times. show a preference for processing consumer selects brands, views Another test, which plotted sub- data in a certain way. People can advertisements, or hears a com- jects' brain wave frequencies, be roughly separated into those mercial. ciently activate the left brain revealed that when the same com- Right /Left Brain Functions merely because it's verbal. mercial was presented three times the respondent's left brain atten- Research in such diverse fields Listeners Must tion to the message dropped signifi- as neurology, neuropsychology, "The winning edge "Think Along" cantly with each presentation. consumer behavior, and advertis- So the challenge facing a suc- may go to the station ing has explored "hemispheric cessful programmer or advertiser Repetition of the same message that knows the lateralization" - the theory that is not how to get the message causes a loss of ability to activate importance of making different mental processes occur in Carolyn Moyer heard, but how to get it heard by the left brain, because as the in- the right and left hemispheres of the left hemisphere of the brain. dividual adjusts to the situation the sure listeners' left the brain. The left hemisphere is holistically - without the in- This requires getting the listener to message wears out its effective- brains know what their more specialized for processing dividual being able to report ver- "think along." While endless repe- ness. In other words, when repeti- bally about its workings. tions such as station promos are right brains are doing." Little of the right brain's infor- mara planned in close proximity to each om other the versions should be "The verbal component mation can be recalled if you insist upon using words (a left brain varied. of a station - function) to ask respondents about "A good example of a Favorite songs may also activate showing a preference for (1) right advertisements, DJ the stored (right brain function) song that activated left brain activity, particularly if brain processing, (2) left brain pro- cessing, (3) mixed processing images. It's extremely difficult to sustained left brain the words or subject are evocative. patter, etc. - doesn't get at right brain memory with left A good example of a song that ac- (random use of right or left), or (4) automatically or brain probes. activity is `We Are The tivated sustained left brain activity integrated processing (comple- mentary use of right and left). sufficiently activate Because radio is primarily a World' in its early days is "We Are The World" in its early right brain activity, this poses a days of airplay. Because lyrics the left brain merely major problem for stations involv- of airplay." with particular relevance or in- The most recent data shows a because it's verbal." ed in a ratings battle; gathering terest to the listener may activate tendency toward sexual dimorph- data to determine ratings (whether the left hemisphere, a potentially ism in determining the preferred IMAM MATE TNIw;: by Arbitron or Birch methods) is effective way of getting your mes- mode - with men tending toward essentially a "left brain probe." tition of a message may sink in, sage across may be to drop in your mixed processing and women to- verbal information, doing sequen- Because ratings are a fact of life, this is at best a scatter -gun ap- promo or station identifier im- ward more integration. Men dis- tial analysis, and consciously the creative programmer must get proach. When the right brain domi- mediately after playing a current play an inclination for prescreen- reporting "what's going on." It's his message out of the wash of im- nates, a much greater number of audience favorite, thus riding its ing incoming data, apparently the center for writing, speech, and ages floating over the right brain exposures to a message are neces- coattails into an already -activated selectively determining whether calculation. The right hemisphere and into the left brain, where it can sary for any comprehension or left hemisphere. it's appropriate for right or left specializes in handling pictorial be recalled and reported. learning to occur. Taking aim at processing. More women seem to data, nonverbal information, and Listening to music is a right the left brain is a more certain and Male /Female Differences use the right and left somewhat in- musical impressions. It seems to hemisphere function. Song lyrics faster way of standing out from the An air personality's ability to get terchangeably, even using both operate spatially, intuitively, and are not handled along with other competition. the audience to "think along" may hemispheres concurrently or pro- cessing on one side then shifting to the other. The significance of this is still the subject of speculation.
B.C. As ratings battles heat up, with music duplicated all over the dial, sta- READ TODAY WNERE IT SEEMS I HAVE NAt-F.-A-MWD the winning edge may go to the tion that knows the importance of THAT A WOMAN ro CrfAervE ktER fzUet..E ITtIE sutA N BRAIN IS making sure listeners' left brains TN SEPARATED Ihro TWO U.ES BorN Foe Is know what their right brains are FtALES . 51DES, WNEREAs doing. A MAN ONLY 0° tJSES ONE °
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Purchases Of Prerecorded Music /Day Of Purchase % of months' purchase by day 25 MIKE SHALETT 20
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o Buying Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun March 11.2 13.8 12.5 12.9 11.5 17.3 9.5 February 14.4 8.2 9.6 12.4 12.2 18.7 10.9 January 11.1 11.2 10.3 8.2 16.6 20.7 11.3 Of Week Patterns Soundata Study Months January February March [ Days Prerecorded Music Bought On Saturdays, Purchases Of Recorded Music Calendar/Date Of Purchase 1st, 15th Of The Month % of months' purchases 20 What day of the week are consumers most likely to rush buy music? The answer is Satur- out and prerecorded 15 day. But Saturday purchases of helps put these shopping patterns 10 prerecorded music only account in perspective. In January, when in one- for - an average month - cold weather kept people indoors, 5 fifth of total purchases. Is there weekends were the big shopping another hot shopping day of the days. During February, with its week? No, not really. Although the three -day commercialized holi- o 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-31 weekend (Friday through Sunday) days, Monday was the second big- 1-4 5-9 10-14 accounts for, on average, half of gest shopping day of the month. 4th - 1987 17.2 14 16.4 14.5 14.6 10.2 2.5 total purchases, the remainder are Come March, we began to see a 1st - 1988 14 15.6 15 17 12.9 11.4 2.5 spread out among the other days of three-month trend where weekend Calendar Dates 1st--1988 4th--1987 the week. shopping waned a bit, replaced by Soundata Study Quarter/Year A look at the last six months more frequent midweek shopping.
Payday Purchase Cycle Specific times of the month also Popular Hot Concert Nights play a part. Two-thirds of all pur- followed by Saturday. Cumulatively, Concert attendance follows a pattern similar to music purchases. Friday night is the hottest concert day of the week, February. Not surprising- chases were made in the first 19 the two nights are dead even. Sunday comes in third; its attendance totals virtually tied with Saturdays for the months of January and Magazines of Thursday. As the weather month. The largest ly. concert attendance is affected by the seasons. In January, attendance was very low each weekday night, with the exception days of the music and con- Among began to get warmer, midweek attendance increased. Street Pulse Group found a difference between the two buying pattems (prerecorded numbers were tallied around the magazines that fo- at the end of the month, growing steadily until the span be- cert tickets) when it studied the calendar dates of show attendance. Ticket purchases hit a peak first and 15th, which could be a cus on music, here are con- tween the 25th and 29th. reflection of how people are paid. sumers' top faves: There is a dramatic fall off in Day % of concert attendances People Concert Attendances/ Attendance By purchases between the 20th and the 30 final days of the month. And this Rolling Stone US 25 trend keeps repeating itself, which certainly bears witness to the first Hit Parader 20 20 days of the month being where Stereo Review the purchase action is. 15 Circus Musician 10 5
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Facts Behind The W4m.e r, rm tma d..x Music Mum, Yau ""`rc..e.m +m t Y,. ..Mrw'o 'Mm m.b..., KEN BARNES b;á e. ..,,;d; ^.... your r,,^,. ;mm, b -. Hollies M.a - Sing ».n W r TrYp.4uMaYe ?mur. .'`..rr,a.w -8d Mototv ruulr..e,,,ea wn A. +a.. Mv' W Yw m ,,YY,r 1 r.YYN, u..r...m, qb,. Vrw11pm4u ti++er:°Yp`m'mee.rN .r,.a. bnrenm Aft r_ MO.._ .... m. Fifth -..., -.m. m.».,. w_...., m,...... w».... Anniversary: I ^ .dwsTM+law- ÿO.r~.í.v..m-.a Om-rll..albnÿwieti.m..4Ab.r..i r"'mW,em,.m' mr.yr. r .... --»- sro.Y.Úr1...., mY.YSe wr Y*m.yía .ÿ amtla .ear m ;.4+4.rs,á..w..`. s..m,ñ` a.*.m,rr wr+.. Y ant FY rt .. yM1 Y. V 4` .eRr( e .».r m Millstone ti .mm »dA mtl r A .w. Journalistic W í+s.i. rpNab. ' bw,°Y!m n. dÁ " nr`.m!r.` a.. wu `b Puy... .!-.°"m amT.ei,a`y`. G.r1t0., ryÿme. ~ry.aam.irw w.....m. I launched what I optimistically felt sar" or a short dissertation on ...a. °b. uredri`r
The Musical Moods Of Neil Young, R. II
Last week we got Neil Young up through 1970 in mapping his musical Next week (I promise) we'll wrap up the world's longest table of discontent, all the way changes and shifting back -up groups. This week we'll move him along a bit through his appropriation of Harold Melvin's former backing group the Bluenotes. From now on I'll try to restrict myself to more manageable topics, like a musical history of Rick Astley. further, touching on the Stray Gators and temporary reunions with Nash and Stills.
Incarnation Year Records Musical Style Notable Compatriots/ Reason For Formation Reason For Comments Dissolution
Neil Young & 1972 "Harvest" (most) Laid -back Cream -of -crop Nashville Crazy Horse off on their own Stray Gators back to The Stray Gators "Journey Through The pickers. Name derived, session work Past" (partial) according to legend, from 1 roadside hallucinations
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r ProProject 1 completed;pleted; no Young & \ 1972 "War Song" (single) Protest Nash One -shot single desire to return to Graham Nash r CSN fold / Most of Stray Gators Band for off-the-cuff, Other commitments of Neil Young ` 1973 Time Fades Away" Live, spontaneous rock & later Starship drummer raw live LP musicians involved John Barbata, C &N
Neil Young' 1974 -75 On The Beach" Very raw Combo of Crazy Horse & Many of the songs for these Recommitment to "Tonight's The Night" confessional Stray Gators, plus C &N two albums, plus others Crazy Horse i rock and Band's Levon Helm & recorded in same timespan, Rick Danko on "Beach" were reactions to drug OD deaths of Crazy Horse's Danny Whitten & roadie.- Bruce Berry
Return (more or less) One cut with CSN New guitarist Frank Put on hold again w /Crazy Horse 1975 "Zuma" Neil Young to "Everybody Knows ..." Sampedro marked return of sound Crazy Horse as a unit
Completion of one- Kinda folky Stills Spontaneous combustion Stills /Young Band 1976 "Stills /Young Band" shot project Greatest tracks collection The usual suspects On to next phase Neil Young 1976 "Decade" All over the road including 5 unreleased songs
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Dave Stewart: Glasnost Is Made Of These CD
DAVE STEWART has just started to produce a record by BORIS GERBENSHIKOV, the first Russian artist allowed to record in the West. A Boss Special Meanwhile, Dave says he's still spending a lot of time As you may already know from the ads appearing in this publication, DIR, in con- "hanging out" in EURYTHMICS' North London studios - junction with Columbia Records, will be and many of the acts on his new Anxious Records label are presenting a digital stereo, worldwide recording there. He and partner ANNIE LENNOX also re- satellite broadcast of Bruce Springsteen cently completed eight songs for the soundtrack LP of & The E Street Band live from the Olympic Stadium in Stockholm, Sweden on July 3.
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MONDAY, JUNE 27 1968 /Elvis Presley begins taping his first special for NBC -TV. 1969/The three -day Denver Pop Festival opens at Mile High Stadium. The Jimi Hendrix Experience plays its last show on the closing date. 1971 /Bill Graham closes the Fillmore East after three years. Artists performing at the New Orleans -style funeral include the Allman Brothers Band, the Beach Boys, and newcomers Boston and the J. Galls Band.
Q 1976 /After a I -o -n -g battle, the US Immigration Service approves John Lennon's residency request. Born: Bruce Johnston (ex -Beach Boys) 1944 TUESDAY, JUNE 28 1978 /UNICEF names Kansas the first band to be Deputy Ambassadors of Goodwill at a ceremony held at Madison Square Garden. /984/CBS Records ships a record $15 million worth of product in two days (28 -29). The Jacksons' "Victory" album accounts for $2 million. 1985 /Maybe Andy should have worn it - Wham! play their farewell concert at Wembley Staduim in England. Elton John jumps on stage in a clown suit and duets with George Michael on "Candle In The Wind." 1987 /Over 200,000 attend the seventh annual free pop festival in Hague, the Netherlands. Los Lobos, Katrina & the Waves, and Def Leppard share top billing. Born: Gilda Radner 1946, David Knights (Procol Harum) 1945 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29 1967 /Mick Jagger and Keith Richards are found guilty on drug charges in England. Mick is sentenced to three months in jail for posession of pep pills, Keith gets a year for allowing pot smoking on his property. 1973 /Deep Purple play their last gig with Ian Gillen and Roger Glover, who quit the next day. They are replaced by David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes. 1978 /Someone should have shown him the way - Peter Frampton cracks several ribs and breaks his arm in a car accident in the Bahamas. 1984/ "My brand new record, Rosie, just hit #1" - "Dancing In The Dark" goes #1 for Springsteen on the same day the "Born In The USA" tour starts in St. Paul, MN. Born: Ian Paice (Deep PurplelWhitesnake) 1948, Steadman Pearson (Five Star) 1964, Little Eva 1945
Evelyn King, Stanley Clarke, Debbie Harry, Andrae Crouch THURSDAY, JUNE 30 1971 /Pass some of this to that dude with the funky badge - San Francisco's Fillmore West is closed after acid -laced sodas being circulated by patrons fall into the police's hands. 1975/He found out she was a half -breed - Cher marries Gregg Allman, but the marriage only lasts ten days. 1977/Kiss release a comic book of themselves, allegedly using some of their own blood to print it "Kiss Book" sells over 500,000 copies. 1978 /The Sex Pistols release their version of "My Way." 1986 /Steve Winwood's "Back In The High Life" LP is released. Born: Stanley Clarke 1951, Glenn Shorrock (LRB) 1944, the late Flo Ballard 1943
FRIDAY, JULY 1 1956 /Elvis appears on the "Steve Allen" show. Allen prevents Elvis from dancing, then has him sing "Hound Dog" to a bassett hound while wearing a tail. The next day, angry fans picket NBC chanting, "We want the real Elvis!" 1967 /Following Mick Jagger and Keith Richards's drug convictions, the London Times prints a lengthy editorial sympathizing with the pair and claiming their sentences were too severe. 19 73/ "Jesus Christ Superstar" closes after 720 performances. 1976Peter Frampton falls off the stage in Hartford and breaks two ribs. 1979 /The Doobie Brothers hold a tenth anniversary celebration at L.A.'s Friars Club. All -star jam on "Soul Man" include Sam & Dave, Eddie Floyd, the Jacksons, and Kenny Loggins. 1986 /Prince holds the MTV contest premiere of "Under The Cherry Moon" in Sheridan, WY. Limos are called in from Billings, MT to accommodate Joni Mitchell and Ray Parker Jr. Born: Evelyn King 1960, Andrae Crouch 1942, Debbie Harry 1946 SATURDAY, JULY 2 1956 /Elvis records "Hound Dog" and "Don't Be Cruel" with the Jordanaires on backing vocals. 1976 /Brian Wilson rejoins the Beach Boys onstage in Oakland after a 12 -year absence. 1980 /Grateful Dead members Bob Weir and Mickey Hart are arrested on suspicion of inciting a riot in San Diego when they interfere with a drug - related arrest. 1980 /Stars On 45 goes gold, unleashing a slew of medley records on an terrified public. Also, Springsteen opens the Meadowlands Arena in New Jersey. Bruce comments, "The crowd was so loud, I couldn't hear the band. We felt like the Beatles." 1987 /Sting opts to remain in Monserrat to finish recording ". Nothing Like The Sun" instead of attending his mother's funeral in England. Born: Roy Bittan (E Street Band) 1949, Joey Puerta (Ambrosia) 1951 SUNDAY, JULY 3 1969 /Shortly after leaving the Rolling Stones, Brian Jones is found dead in his swimming pool in England. 1971 /Jim Morrison dies of an apparent heart attack in the bathtub of his home in Paris. 1973 /David Bowie announces he'll not perform live again, but later says lust kidding. 1982 /John Cougar Mellencamp holds a special thank -you concert for volunteers who helped fill sandbags during a Ft. Wayne, IN flood. Born: Stephen Pearcy (Ratt) 1959, Fontella Bass 1949
www.americanradiohistory.com June 17, 1988 Rail 39 FEATURE FILE NEWS & INFORMATION FEATURES NETWORK June 13 - June 19 EDITED BY RON RODRIGUES INFORMATION/ COMEDY ENTERTAINMENT MUSIC FEATURES Cla'ence Update (PRN) Jack Benny Show (CMS) Silver takes a dive again/Jessie dips, Benita & Ronald Coleman will Angie slip? Car Show Coast-To-Coast (SC) Amatellin U (DD) Review: Mercedes 190E/ Bowling alley grads find employment/ WEEKLY Interview: Ed Mertz of Buick Exotic dance class finals at dean's house Dragnet (CMS) l Mel Blanc's Big father Blankety Blanks (ASR) Like Only Yesterday (WO) Humility /Jimmy Connor's greatest hits/ M.L.K. Jr. leads march /John Hinckley is found June 20 - June 26 Towel off /Cod liver oil innocentJack Dempsey born Bobby Jo Ambergy's Top 30 USA Lone Ranger (CMS) American Country Countdown Off The Record Special (WO) (CBS) Bar 'N Grill (DD) Kinks /Isley Brothers /Jackson 5 /Beach Boys Ghost town With Bob Kingsley (ABC) Jimmy Page (Part I) Roach races /Free movie night/ R. Travis /Alabama/R. Cash /M.M. Murphey/ Weekly Country Mother Earth News (JBI) Garth Maynard's pull-tab bass cleaner On The Radio (ON) Music Gardening tips /Earth diary/Fishing/ SKB /B.J. Royal /R. Van Shelton Countdown (USP) Comedy Hour (MJI) Gloria Estefan & Miami Sound Machine Alabama Summertime problems /Com American Dance Traxx (WO) Smothers Brothers /Louie Anderson/ Kylie Minogue /Rick Astley /Sade Party America (CP) NBC Extra (WO) Barry Sobol /Garry Shandling Happy landings, healthy stay Lee Arnold On Debbie Gibson /New Edition /Elton John/ Comedy Show Prevention Health Report (JBI) A Country Road (WO) Nia Peeples /Johnny Kemp with Dick Cavett (CW) Potassium /Headaches /Dining out/Water/ Country's greatest singing duos Live from Dangerfield's: Mike Egan/ Plain Rap Countdown (PRN) DAILY Attitude Backtrack (WO) Larry Amoras/Ben Creed/Joe Vega AC: Bruce Hornsby /Billy Ocean Same Time ... Summer show Comedy Spot (CW) CHR: Rick Astley/Páson Same Station (RRC) Dick Bartley's Rock & Roll Urban: Prince /George Michael Danny Curtis/Jay Charbonneau! Radio remembers Superman Oldies Show (WO) June 27 - July 1 Rosie O'Donnell /Glenn Farrington Pop Concerts/ Soap Quiz (JBUABC) Stevie Wonder Daily Feed (DCAIJBI) British Wax Museum (WO) Dr. Alan Ouartermaine /Elizabeth Sanders/ Star Trak Profiles (WO) Family histories of several Dukaki/ Dick Clark's Rock, Dave Clark Five /Kinks /Pretenders /Slade/ Sean Cudahy /Cheryl Stansbury Al Jarreau Bush demands another recount Roll & Remember (USP) Jethro Tull Travel Holiday Magazine (CW) Beatles Dr. Dave's Comedy Drops (PM) Powercuts (GSNIABC) Country Calendar (CW) Business travel tips China beach blanket bingo / Hellmark cards! Classic Cuts (MJI) Rod Stewart/Steve Winwood Steve Wanner/T.G. Sheppard/ Wireless Flash (CRN) E -O -De Michael /Re- deal -a -meal J. Geils Band T. Graham Brown/Chris Hillman/ Radioscope (RS) Arnold Schwarzenegger /Eileen Fulton/ Keith Whitley Fun Factory (PM) The Countdown (WO) History of black music Alabama/Smithereens Miami III /Pig/ James Brown /Melba Moore Country Comments (WO) slice /Polkageist Reelin' In The Years (GSN /ABC) Women On The Move (REMN) Monsters of Shock tour K.T. Oslin /SKB /J. Rodman /J. Schneider! Countdown America Jimi Hendrix/Credence Clearwater Revival Lions club/Vietnam memorial/ E. Rabbitt/M. Osmond /V. Gill Hiney Wine (DD) with Dick Clark (US) Sesame Street wedding/Self -control Rock & Roll Never Forgets (WO) Freeze -dried Hiney /Hiney plugs at giftshop/ Hall & Oates Country Datebook (US) Van Halen /Police /Little Feat/Cheap Trick Hiney smasher can recycler Countdown USA (WO) Rosanne Cash/Judds/Charlie Daniels Band/ Rock Chronicles (WO) Anne Murray /Vem Laugh Machine (PM) Top 40 groups of the '80s Gosdin Glass Tiger /John Cougar Mellencamp/ Country Report Billy Crystal /Howie Mandel /Bill Cosby/ Country Calendar Midnight Oil Pat Paulsen /Joan Rivers with Chris Lane (WRN) Weekly Special (CW) Rock Today (MJI) Vince Gill /Sweethearts Of The Rodeo/ SPORTS Live From The Improv (DIR) Kathy Mattea/Eddie Rabbitt/Anne Murray/ Aerosmith Earl Thomas Kelly McDonald /Destiny /Rick Rockwell/ Lee Greenwood /Ronnie McDowell Conley /K.D. Lang Rock Watch (USP) Fritz Coleman /Diane Ford Country Today (MJI) Rick Dees American Rolling Stones National Comedy Wireless (DD) Michael Martin Murphey Music Magazine (US) Baseball Game Of Week (CBS) Romancin' The Oldies (TS) David Lee Roth workout /This old spouse/ Elton John /Climie Fisher/Tiffany/ (June 25) Cruisin' America Teen idols Joanie-B- Good /Wormgear mall Elisa Fiorillo /Genesis New York Mets vs. Chicago Cubs with Cousin Brucie (CBS) Scott Shannon's Rockin' National Lampoon's Elton John /Rolling Stones /Four Tops Earth News (WO) (3:07pm ET) America Countdown (WO) Bette Midler /Jane Wiedlin/Tracy Chapman Milwaukee Brewers vs. California Angels True Facts (PRN) Rick Dees Weekly Top 40 (DIR) Michael Jackson /Johnny Hates Jazz/ (9:50pm ET) News snooze /Bite the big one Bruce Off The Record (WO) Homsby Bruce Hornsby Bruce Hornsby /Robin Trower /Church Costas Coast To Coast (CW) On The Phone Direct Hits (MJI) Sittin' In (WRN) Old -timer baseball players With TI -Rone (PRN) Michael Jackson Rock & Roll Never Forgets (WO) Bellamy Brothers Monkey see, monkey do /Twos a crowd Little Feat/Delaney & Bonnie Inside Sports Report (CW) Dr. Demento (WO) Solid Gold Saturday Night (US) Dave Winfield/George Steinbrenner/ Red Neckerson (SYN) Surfin' with Dr. D. Shootin' The Breeze (WO) Four Tops Paul McGuire /Larry Robinson/Glenn Hall Cold women Ci,ub Nouveau /Herbie Hancock/ Encore With Jim Lange (WO) Special Edition (WO) Teddy Pendergrass John Madden's Sports Quiz (CW) Radio Hotline (ASR) 1945: Frank Sinatra Evelyn King Solid Gold Country (USP) Lloyd Moseby/Tom Seaver /Hershel Walker/ No kicks in life /Stereo freak/Remain calm/ Fusion 40 (TP) Radio round -up/Cincinnati 1 love you /Found your wallet Star Beat (MJI) June's #1 hits /Johnny Rodriguez/ tradition Dave Samuels /Full Swing /Onaie Allan Gumbs/ Stevie Wonder This week in 1982 /Willie Nelson Sports Flashback (CW) Stevens & Grdnic's Daily Suzanne Dean /Sade Super Gold (TS) Solid Gold Scrapbook (US) 1984 playoffs /'77 & '33 all -star game/ Comedy Exclusive (ASR) Future Hits (WO) 1969 Mets /'64 British open /Hulk Hogan Rambo rap /Nancy & Raisa/Geraldo Rivera/ Superstar double -shots (Vol. II) Doc Pomus /Goffin & King songs/ Crowded House Superstar Concert Series (WO) Protest rock/Supremes This Date In Baseball History (DIR) Duel therapy /You need help Great Sounds (USP) Pete Townshend Star Trak (WO) Calvin Griffith /Jim Bunning/ Tony Bennett Ewell Blackwell /Ken Midnight Oil /Pebbles /INXS Brett/Jim Northrop Hot Rocks (USP) Whitney Houston NETWORKS/ In Concert (WO) Treat Her Right/Danny Wilde PROGRAM Jazz Show wlDavid Sanborn(WO) SUPPLIERS Chick Corea ABC - ABC Radio (212) 887.5365 ASR - All Star Radio (213) 850-1169 Jazz Trax with Art Good (JT) BBS - Bailey Broadcasting Services (213) Stanley Jordan 969-0011 CBS - CBS Radio (212) 975 -4321 King Biscuit Flower Hour (DIR) CI - Cart Inc. (509) 534 -7090 Rod Stewart/Joe Walsh CMS - Charles Michelson & Sons (800) 648 -4546 John Lander's CP - Cutler Productions (213) 478.2166 Hit Music USA (USP) CRS - Copley Radio Service (819) 293 -1818 CUSA Countdown USA (415) 383-7302 Lita Fad /Richard Lewis - CW - Clayton Webster (314) 381 -2000 Legends Of Rock (WO) DCA - DC Audio (202) 838.4222 Peter Gabriel DD - Dorsey & Donnelly (214) 831 -7934 DIR - DIR Broadcasting (212) 371 -6850 Let The Good OSN - Global Satellite Net (818) 906-1888 JT - Art Good's Jazz Trax (819) 233-9228 Times Roll (GSNIABC) JBI - Jameson Broadcast (202) 328-3283 Lily Tomlin /Supremes JPB - James Paul Brown Entertainment (800) 345 -2354 Live From Gilley's (WO) MA - MediaAmerica Radio (212) 983-6600 Lyle Lovett MJI - MJI Broadcasting (212) 245 -5010 OHR - Off Hour Rockers (516) 828-1490 Live From The '60s (PRN) ON - On The Radio Broadcasting (213) Temptations /Supremes /Rolling Stones 306 -8009 OP Orange Productions (215) 887 -8820 Lost Lennon Tapes (WO) - PM - ProMedia (212) 585 -9400 John sings Buddy Holly /John on WNEW -FM/ PIA - Public Interest Affiliates (312) 943 -8888 Plastic Ono Band's rockabilly raveup PRN - Premiere Radio Network (213) 467-2346 Metalshop (MJI) REMN - REMN Communications (212) 302 -9120 Van Halen RRC - Real Radio Company (818) 795-4900 Motor City Beat (USP) SC - Starstream Communications (713) Lionel Richie 781 -0781 NEW GENERATION Program supplier Radio Express recently celebrated Pepsi -Cola International's expanded (415) 386 -1781 Scott Muni's Ticket To Ride (DIR) - SYN - Syndicom overseas TP Teleprograms (213) 854-4475 Happy sponsorship of "American Top 40." The program will now add markets in South America, the Caribbean, - birthday Paul McCartney TS Transtar (213) 460 -6383 Europe, the Middle East, and Canada. Pictured (l -r) are Pepsi VP /Marketing John Hetterick, Radio Express President - National Music Survey (WO) US, USP - United Stations (212) 575 -6100 Tom Rounds, and Pepsi Ad Manager Mark Young. Carly Simon WO - Westwood One Companies (213) 204 -5000 WRN - Weedeck Radio (800) 548 -7474
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Take The Money And Run
JOEL DENVER The old saying "money makes the world go 'round" cer- tainly holds true in CHR; cold, hard cash tops listeners' most -desired prize lists.
CAN YOU SAY F -STOP? Hot Fun In The Summertime
Winning CHR stations operate on a high- energy, promotionally -intensive diet of good times and big fun. And R&R is always on the lookout for hot moments to share with readers. So don't forget to send your station photos - B&W or color - to me or Assistant Editor Tara Beyer at 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067. Make sure they're clearly focused and labeled. Remember, the more fun and imaginative they are, the better. To get your creative juices flowing, check out the latest snaps that were busting the seams of our ever-bulg- ing CHR photo file. CKLC /Kingston, Ontario's Incredible Free Money Birthday Contest doled out over $22,000 in cash. The latest $5000 winner (I) had the surprise green delivered to her job by morning personality Greg Hunter.
The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly
No station is safe from mascot -mania - that uncontrollable urge to dress up as something that will make your listeners' heads (or maybe their stomachs) turn.
More than 5000 listeners showed up to claim $10,000 in cash during WRVQ /Richmond's Free Money Day. Traffic was backed up for hours as staffers (l -r) Kirby Carmichael, Shadow Murdock, and Dottie Brooks roll- ed out the dough.
Beef/Cheese Cake Menu
And what would a rundown of current promotional hap- penings be without a reminder of the finer points in life?
KKRZ/Portland's Jammin' Salmon (top left) struts his scaly stuff during a live broadcast. Tagging along with Nu 0107/Washington's Celeste Clark was in hunk heaven when she hosted Shooz at a record store autograph session are KKRZ's Brooke Belson, band members John Smith and Valerie Day, a "Magnum P.l. " lookalike contest. and KKRZ's Dan Clark; hangin' in the back row with Jammin' Salmon is staffer Tony Martinez.
WALK /Richmond, IN personalities had to protect their pizza when they teamed up with Domino's Pizza mascot WAPW (Power 99) /Atlanta presented its second annual "The Noid" during the city's March Of Dimes walk -a- Rock 'N' Run, a 5K event which drew 1200 costumed thon; (l -r) overnighter L. Martin, Promotion Director The WAIL/Key West, FL morning team of Ron Bowen (I) and John Madi- runners and 15,000 spectators. Several of the "how John Bennett, PD "Captain," midday personality Gary son were more than eager to pose with two winners from one of their Hot can they run in those costumes" entrants are shown Vincent, night rocker Mike Fox, and March Of Dimes Bod contests. Hope all those publicity shots don't wear you out, guys. with guest host Richard Marx (second from left). ambassador Brook Reece.
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CKOI 30-23 WGH add WKBQ 23-21 BREAKERS. B94 30-27 Q105 29-26 Y108 17-14 PRO-FM 24-22 WMMS 36-34 KKRZ 27-23 Debut e PWR99 add WCZY 25-20 KROY add KEGL add WKTI 10-5 (HOT) KWOD add One of the MOST ADDED KKBQ 28-25 KDWB 29-24 KPLZ 36-33 KRBE 28-26 WLOL 14-10 J The first single from
debut album EVE
Produced by Stephen Hague Mixed by Bob Clearmountain
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BITS Can I Play In Your Sandbox?
It's always a challenge to come up with new ways to Winging It - WKSSIHartford's 3rd Annual Wing Eating Contest chal- give away money or prizes. The more unusual the contest lenged entrants to eat as many chicken or location where it's held, the more listener curiosity that's wings as possible in 97.5 (the station's created. frequency) seconds. Morning person- ality Jeremy Savage hosted the event, held at the Taste Of Hartford open air food fair. The winner downed 28 wings, and received a trip to Buffalo, NY, birthplace of the spicy and tantaliz- ing delicacies.
Kissing Fool - How long would you kiss a car? That's what WHY' (Y100)IMiami wanted to know when it offered a new automobile to the winner of its Kiss -A- Car -A -Thon. Of the seven final contestants, two were still smooching the car after 40 hours. KQID /Alexandria. LA They agreed to resolve the stalemate pulled off a Diamond Dig, filling a swimming pool with sand and stashing away $15,000 in jewelry and prizes. Station staf- by flipping a coin. The winner received fers are shown burying the loot before the dig. a Toyota Celica, while the loser won a cruise to Nassau.
Guessing Game - As part of its You Have To Guess What It Is promo- tion, WXLOIWorchester, MA encour- WXKS aged listeners to check the planets, KITY consult Nancy Reagan - or any other KMEL source - and predict what type of spe- KPLZ cial programming the station would air KUBE over the Memorial Day weekend. The K104 prize was a trip to see the stars in Hol- 99GFM lywood, CA. Among the responses WSSX was a letter from an astrologist who WNOK predicted an earthquake, but no one WTNZ guessed the station's "Sensational Su- per Weekend" special. K F95 Gold KMGX WQCM A- Hunting We Will Go - KCAQ 95X I L Q104 (0105)lOxnard- Ventura, CA gave KFBQ away $10,000 to the winner of its KOZE Scavenger Hunt. Approximately 200 KZFN listeners showed up with the 16 quali- fying items, including county fair Y97 Each listener had 20 seconds to dig for the prizes; this lucky entrant end- posters, rare baseball cards, and a ed up with a $2000 diamond cluster. classified ad displaying the station's call letters.
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HARVEY KOJAN The 'CMF Fun Factor
Having "fun" on and off the air has become an essential ingredient in WCMFIRochester's success. "You can and should do anything on an AOR station," stresses PD Stan Main. "You can't be predictable. We're always doing something fun. The contests we do are fun to par- WCMF: ticipate in and fun to listen to. There's always something happening on the air." Playing To Win
WCMF /Rochester PD Stan Main says you can tell a lot about his station just by looking at GM Peter Coughlin's coffee cup. "Peter drinks out of the same cup every day. I don't think he's washed it once since I've been here. There's a picture of a caveman with a big club on it, and the words `Play to win. "' 'CMF has been winning big late- ly. The Stoner outlet, which has hit double digits in nine of the past ten 'CMF Music books, soared to a market-leading 15.2 in the winter, besting CHR Monitor competitor WPXY and forcing Classic Hits WKLX to switch for- mat. Countering Classic 'KLX Things weren't quite as rosy when Main arrived on the scene in October '86. 'KLX - which had been quietly playing country tunes is the station's in the same building that houses 6/2/88 1-2pm 'CMF was one of the many stations that held "Louie, Louie" parades for charity. Pictured above 'CMF - flipped to Gary Gutherie- 'kazoo- toting "toga" contingent as it worked its way up Monroe Avenue. consulted Classic Hits that sum- mer. The switch was paying off. BAD COMPANY /Rock And Roll 'u+ 11I1 "Our in -house research showed Fantasy '!u+c '11!lit í. HARUM /Conquistador them doing a lot of damage to us in PROCOL LOU GRAMM /Ready Or Not the core demos," Main says. "It MICHAEL BOLTON /Wait On Love was the talk of the town. Every- VAN HALEN /You Really Got Me body was sampling it." NEIL YOUNG & THE BLUENOTES/ Main countered by employing Ten Men Workin' the now well -known "blocking" CCR /Have You Ever Seen The Rain techniques. "We elected to super - GEORGE THOROGOOD /Shake serve 18 -34 men. That's all we Your Money Maker focused on - we played nothing ROLLING STONES /Street Fighting but music that appealed to those Man SMITHEREENS /Only A Memory demos." HEART/Crazy On You Main also expanded the number ROBIN TROWER/Tear It Up of catalog titles significantly. "'KLX had the image of playing this incredible library of songs, so we reinforced our heritage by 15.2 -4.5 in the winter book, 'KLX throwing in all sorts of Good Rats, adopted a Gold format. One of the station's more tastefully -named events was its "Show Us Your Balls" promotion, a tie -in with the local tri- Duke Jupiter, and stuff they didn't less- than- cordial rela- Owing to a ple A baseball team. On the morning of opening day, mavens Brother Wease and the Morning Circus told everyone want to deal with, bringing home tionship with 'KLX (intensified by to come down and "show us your balls. " Faithful 'CMF listeners flocked to the sight with golf balls, bowling balls, the fact that we really had the big- the station's close proximity), it's brass balls, deer balls, Hostess Sno-Balls, etc. Pictured (foreground, center) is the infamous Brother Wease with understandable that Coughlin was his arm around a guy with balls. especially pleased to run off that particular competitor. "We're not "Everybody thought I real friendly," Coughlin explains. lot shots was nuts to put the "They took a of cheap at alities in all dayparts," Coughlin Three years ago, Coughlin was It worked out so well that Cough- Wease on in us, referring to us as the heavy explains. "That's driven our TSL to responsible for a rather unlikely lin decided to give the Wease a shot downstairs.' A couple metal station an average of 53 quarter-hours, "experiment," which eventually at mornings. And the rest, as they mornings." for- of months before they changed which is very high. The format landed 'CMF a unique morning tal- say, is history. "Brother Wease Peter Coughlin for a priest from - mat, they asked average is around 41 or 42." ent named Brother Wease. A and the Morning Circus" was the audience to come in, because Rochester native without prior Rochester's number one AM drive we had supposedly broken into radio experience, the Wease - show in the winter. their station and smeared blood all who, according to Coughlin, receiv- "People thought I was nuts," gest library. They were working off over the walls." ed that nickname in third grade Coughlin recalls. "But everybody national list, and they never a "for doing weasely -type things" likes Wease, whether you're a and Well -Known Personalities - reacted. So we just kept adding was a concert promoter when high -priced industrialist or a guy I I dropped A Key adding. don't think Coughlin hired him to do sales. "He sweeping the streets." " It's one thing to fend off the ad- anything did okay with that. He went out, "I've worked nonstop with the (As you would expect, the per- vances of an upstart in- format bought a whole lot of suits, took the morning show ever since I got music suffered competitor. It's quite another to centage of current earring out of his ear, and tried here," Main says. "The Wease has Main level of domination in your as a result of the changes. rise to a hard for a while until he got bored always been magnificent, although drive to 20% cur- which is exactly what dropped morning market - with it. So I made him the promo- I thought he needed a lot of polish Both Coughlin and rent, with 30% currents the rest of 'CMF has done. tions manager, and he was a disas- at first. But I quickly learned that Main cite a variety of reasons for the day.) ter at that. So I put him on the air polishing the Wease was not the The buzz status. Main's actions paid off. 'CMF's impressive at lOpm, telling him he was done if way to go, because part of his popu- reason our station is on 'KLX quickly wore off, and the "I think the that didn't work out because I larity can be attributed to his rough the few Classic station's subsequent ad- doing so well is we're one of couldn't come up with any more justments proved too little and too stations - if not the only station - jobs." Continued on Page 46 late. After being thumped by 'CMF that has solid, well -known person- Stan Main
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WCMF: Playing To Win
Continued from Page 44 Telemarketing Endorsed budget for the project is $1000 a station, keeping a close ear for Weekends Research has month, which Main believes is clutter is essential. Main tries to shown edges. Instead, I make sure to sur- Main is particularly excited that 'CMF listeners love "well worth it." keep it to one promotion at a time. special round him with people who are about the station's foray into programming (twofers, Middays were indeed up, as were "You've got to make sure every- block parties, very polished (Chris Shirer and telemarketing. Instituted at the etc.) on the week- all dayparts. To what degree tele- thing you want to promote is worth ends so much so B.J. Shea). They put the sparkle on beginning of the winter book, tele- that the station was responsible cannot doing," he says. "If you the rough diamond." marketing, in this instance, marketing see your begins promoting the weekend on basically involves calling people be determined, but the station is liner board is all chalked up, and Monday. Modern Rockers Need and asking them to sample the sta- bullish on the concept. "It's the you're not hearing things you want Asked to sum up 'CMF's winning type of thing you might want to do to hear on the radio, you're proba- philosophy (and Not Apply tion. As with auditorium tests, re- thus give me a search companies charge a tidy once or twice a year for two or bly doing too many things. When good, clean way to end this col- Musically, 'CMF is the type of happens, I sum for this type of service Main three months," Main advises. that just go in and yank umn), Main says, "The key is to conservative rocker that's been It should be noted 'CMF ran something." never get was quoted $10,000 by one. Instead, that complacent. I can't live giving record reps fits. Main is not in he decided the station could han- a special promotion to tie with Live Remotes Except when with that, and Peter certainly adverse to playing new music, but the telemarketing, called the they involve the morning show, can't. Resting on your laurels anything remotely "alternative" dle the job itself by simply hiring three parttimers. "Boss's Favorite Song." AM drive 'CMF prefers not to do them. And taking the easy way out we just or "modern" has little chance of listeners were given a specific song the station has a longstanding don't do that here. We're never getting on the air. A quick check of to listen for between 9am and 5pm. policy of no paid -for remotes at happy. If we get a 16 in the next the station's 1988 playlists confirms The correct caller received $100 anytime. "It can be a real tune - book, Peter will come in and say, this: no Talking Heads, Alarm, "If a song doesn't fit plus another $100 for his boss. After out," Main explained. "To have a `Let's go for a 17. "' Midnight Oil, or Church. a month, the station asked listeners disc jockey sitting down at Joe's Main explains, "If a new song into the sound I'm to come up with all the songs. The Truck Stop advertising tires is a doesn't fit into the sound I'm trying trying to achieve, I 96th caller copped $1000 for himself disaster." to achieve, I won't play it. I don't and a very happy superior. care if it's number one." (Main not won't play it. I don't playing the Church proves that.) care if it's number Specifics Of Success "This station rocks. I can't be the one." Main was hesitant to part with modem rock outlet. Too many peo- Stan Main specific formatics, believing his ple who listen to this station don't - competitors should have to figure like modern rock. They hate it. them out on their own. But I was "I decided what I was going to do able to weasel the following infor- with the radio station a long time 'CMF's goal was to increase mation out of him: ago, and it drives me nuts when midday sampling, as well as dem- Clocks /Spots 'CMF runs a reps call up, expecting you to onstrate the station wasn't too maximum of ten commercial units change your modus operandi for "hard" to listen to at work. Using an hour, and Main has complete their one record." the phones already set up for music control over spots. All commer- How does Main determine the callout, staffers make around 1000 cials must have music beds; par- types of music his audience wants calls a month to businesses be- ticularly obnoxious spots are re- to hear? Research, research, re- tween 9am and noon. Phone num- jected. "It's a fight, but definitely a search. A self- confessed "com- bers are taken from the Yellow fight worth making," he says. "Ev- puter nerd," Main does extensive Pages. ery once in a while, someone will callout, and has written some of Main says about 25 % of the re- refuse to advertise on the station his own programs in dBase III to spondents wouldn't participate. An because we don't allow his com- analyze the in -house research. He additional 20% were already 'CMF mercial to run the way it is. Of also conducts his own auditorium listeners. The rest were simply course, the competition always tests, rather than enlisting the ser- asked to listen to the station and picks him up to run and they're vices of an outside firm, which were called back the following the worst commercials in the saves the station some serious week. Of the 1000 people called, ap- world. So the policy really works in cash. Computerized music sched- proximately 10% claimed they our favor." ARE WE HAVING FUN YET? These goofy backstage antics were uling is handled by Music Scan listened to the station and would Promotions /Liners As is the - software. brought to you by (I -r) Dokken's Mick Brown, KLAQ/El Paso OM Nat continue to listen. The entire case with any promotionally -active Lamp, Don Dokken, Eiektra's Louis Heidelmeier, and band members Jeff Pilson and George Lynch. HERE COMES SUMMER "HERE COMES JOANNE" The new rock track from Greg Kroll's debut album SEGUES "TWO SIDES 99(PAL -1250) Longtime WLLZ /Detroit Skull moves to afternoons, Pal- weekend personality Gary Brad Copeland shifts to mid - mer has been upped to MD. days, and Rick Caldwell He replaces Jim Pemberton, moves to Colorado (KATM /Col- WFBQ who took the /Indianap- orado Springs, to be exact, PD job KRIX /McAllen olis ... where he'll be Production Di- has filled its OM opening from rector) ... WCCC /Hartford Real Roots Rock And Roll: within by promoting sister morning man Chris Rivers has KRGE middayer Oscar Adame "Rousing and energetic. Kroll is a witty writer with exited ... Jewell Simon now WNOR / Norfolk APD many engaging new songs on his debut album." ... does morning news at WBLM/ is moving to ALBUM NETWORK Jeremy Coleman Portland, ME; Edie Hoffman take the same position at sister rock with a smoky has joined for overnights. "A jazzy mix of mainstream WKLH /Milwaukee ... WKQZ/ atmosphere." THE HARD REPORT Saginaw midday maven Tim "It's easy to get excited about this roots rocker who Brandow has added MD duties KGON /Portland's demonstrates musical depth and lyrical dexterity." as Jeff Robinson exits . . . new ad- CMJ WRFX/Charlotte, NC MD Mary dress is 4614 SW Kelly Ave., London has exited. Portland, OR 97201. Phone "Crisply produced . .. perky songs. Kroll does a number: (503) 223 -1441. credible job of setting himself up as the next Bruce." 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www.americanradiohistory.com June 17, 1988 R &R 47 CALENDAR THE RIGHT PLACE AT THE RIGHT TIME < IThe New Music Seminar -a week of music, meetings and no sleep essential convention. > -an Simon Potts, Vice President, International A & R, Capitol BRAD MESSER < g The NMS puts me right in the eye of the tornado that is the music industry. More radio and music people GEARING UP FOR JULY 4 EVENTS running around than anywhere -it's dizzying! 9 Steve Tipp, National Promotion Manager Modern Music, Red, White, And Boom! Warner Brothers NEW MUSIC Hump Day of 1988, the year's halfway point on Friday, your eyes out!" July 1, launches us into the Fourth of July weekend. Feel Sunburned, beery celebrants will the excitement? Fireworks stands are popping up across see Houseboat Races at the state park at Falls of the Rough, Ken- the county line. PDs are scheduling remotes, prepping tucky. The Tree -Mendus Fruit their boombox trailers, 20 -foot inflatable buzzards, foxes, Farm in Eau Claire, Michigan will and what not. And ocean to ocean, the Shriners, Jaycees, host an International Cherry-Pit Kiwanisans, Daughters of the Mountains, Sons of the Spitting competition. Californians Beaches, and God -only-knows who else are feverishly will congregate for the Jumping Frog contest ( "Bring your own or SEMINAR working to complete their floats, amid hellish infighting rent one ") at Roaring Camp in for convertibles to drive in all the big parades. Felton. I It provides all of us in the business with a much needed During these red -hot days of festivities including a ten -state From the Huckleberry Festival context for experimentation. > summer, the inherent good humor Fence Painting contest. Kentucki- at Jay, Oklahoma to what's being Alan Grubman, Entertainment Lawyer, Partner, Grubman, and ingenuity of Americans peaks ans will take holiday snapshots of immodestly promoted as "the na- lndursky & Schindler in literally thousands of communi- hot air balloons and skydivers dur- tion's largest July 4th celebration" ty festivals and celebrations. The ing the $10,000 fishing contest at the on the Mississippi riverfront at St. < < From the beginning, I knew this was something cuter the name, the better. From Green River Catfish Festival. Louis, Missouri, we'll all be out important -not Lust for industry executives -but for the Yukon Goldpanning Champion- And the fireworks! Over the long there gorging on funfunfun. artists as well. 9 ship at Dawson City, Alaska to the and As for ingenuity in naming weekend, Americans will 000h Cory Robbins, President, Profile Records lumberjacks' Timber Carnival and ahhh in delight as we blow up events, well, I certainly wouldn't Axe- Throwing competition at Alba- enough gunpowder to oust any demean the charm of the Great I Every successive year Enigma and its sister company, ny, Oregon, the year's biggest seven Banana Republic govern- Cardboard Boat Regatta at Restless, has brought a larger contingent to the New summer fun weekend will be pack- ments. 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WALT LOVE Demo Attraction
Here's how WENN and WKXX finished in various demos, according to the winter '88 Arbitron. 18.34 6-10em 10am4pm 17pm 7pm.mid Weekends Staying On The WENN 5th 4th 3rd 3rd 3rd WKXX 4th 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 25 -54 WENN 3rd 3rd 3rd 2nd 3rd WENNing Track WKXX 5th 4th 4th 3rd(tie) 4th 35.64 WENN 4th 4th 2nd 2nd 3rd Birmingham FM Hits Double Digits; Within Striking Distance Of WKXX WKXX 5th 9th 7th 4th 5th
"WENN is on the attack and jammin' back." That's Weekend Mini -Concerts what PD Rev. George Stewart said last September when Afternoons are another story. he joined the station. Nine months later, it looks as if his Stewart explained, "Since we're said Stewart, "we gave away a have parents telling us they competing with a high- energy "We prophecy is coming true. total of $15,000 in our WENN Super don't like their children listening to dance music station like Kicks 106, In the winter '88 Arbitron, Tri Mega Bucks Giveaway. People a music station that shows no we pick up the pace during that WENN came within a tenth of top- who played this numbers game on respect for blacks. A good example time and start playing some rap pling CHB/dance WKXX (Kicks the air won $10, $20, or $40, which of that occurred during Dr. King's music and 12 -inch dance singles. 106) (9.2 -10.7 vs. the latter's was the largest sum a person could birthday celebration. When listen- The key is how we air and position 9.9-10.8). Besides its impressive win at one time. ers called WKXX and asked what the rap music within the hour and 12+ performance, WENN also "We also did a TV campaign it would be doing for the King holi- daypart. We want the younger lis- scored well in the older demos that with every network affiliate in day, they were told, `That's teners but not at the expense of our aren't traditionally UC radio's town as well as some independents, WENN's thing' and it was said older demos. - stronghold (see accompanying including Fox -TV. This was all on the air! Most blacks felt they "The proper positioning of rap box). done through barter, since we don't tunes with our album cuts, oldies, WENN's ratings boost was have a promotional budget to go and hit currents has helped us dur- achieved without the help of big pay for 30- second TV and evening out and good money promotions or research. ing the afternoon spots." "It's that WKXX Plus the rap songs we air Once owned by Birmingham civil hours. came in and gave us a are selected with their lyrical con- rights leader Dr. A.G. Gaston, the In Tune With Community good old- fashioned station is one of the few actually tent in mind; we're extremely se- owned by its employees - who lective." Like most UC stations, WENN is beating. It made us do Rev. George Stewart Weekend programming also in- very community-oriented. "This operate under the banner Booker a much better job." T. Washington Broadcasting Ser- cludes "WENN Mini- Concerts" - station has become an institution in vice. current UC hits, and album cuts. three songs in a row in any kind of Birmingham," said Stewart. Dave does an oldies show from order. For example, they can be "Black people relate to our staff `Doing What Makes Sense' noon -lpm every Monday, Tuesday, three reggae tunes by different art- and our call letters. Of course, [WKXX] should have shown some Discussing WENN's strong per- and Thursday, primarily featuring ists, three oldies, or three album younger blacks are listening to and respect for this man, who believed formance, Stewart said, "Most of music from the '60s and '70s. On cuts by a popular artist. The gospel talking about WKXX. But we still in peace for all mankind. our staff has lived in this market Wednesdays, he supplements the music /church service scheduled stick with the common sense ap- "Still, it's good that Kicks 106 for years, so we're just doing what oldies show by playing three cuts from 5am -lpm on Sundays gives proach, because we know their came in and gave us a good old - makes sense to us. We have format from an artist with a just -released way to five hours of jazz, including parents - and we also know what fashioned beating in the ratings," clocks for each daypart, as well as LP. On Friday, he does `A Touch the syndicated offering "Fusion parents are saying in regard to concluded Stewart. "It made us do a different clock for the weekends. Of The Blues Friday,' playing 40." their children's upbringing in this a much better job of listening to our things by people like Albert King, The rest of WENN's success era. So we're involved in antidrug audience when they tell us some- Albert Collins, Bobby Bland, and story can be explained in terms of campaigns, as well as anti- teenage thing. With the results of the cur- "When listeners called B.B. King." promotions. "During this book," pregnancy programs. rent Arbitron, we must be on the right track. And we're going to stay WKXX and asked what there!" it would be doing for the King holiday, they were told, `That's WENN's thing."' ACTION
Lauryn Nicole, formerly of WWDM/ Most of weekend features free- the Columbia, SC, joins WJLB /Detroit for form programming, but the jocks PM drive ... WILD /Boston music do include musical ele- different asst. Artemis Morale upped to MD during particular air - ments their ... Larry Hamilton, formerly of shifts. KMOJ /Minneapolis, segues cross- "Musically, we've integrated town to KMAP for middays; he re- reggae, blues, and jazz into our places Terry Walker, who is now han- weekends, plus gospel and album dling AM drive and replaces PD Al cuts into our daily programming. Alonzo ... Jay "The Wild" West In addition to these, our jocks will joins WLUM /Milwaukee for 7pm- also throw in a `Gold Rush,' where- midnight, replacing Shadow Daniels in they'll play three oldies back-to- . K104 /Dallas evening personality - back. These are generally by three Jammin Jay Michaels moves into different artists, although they can middays for WOWI/Norfolk ... WEDR/ all be by the same artist if that per- Miami evening personality Maxie son happens to be hot with our Moore is now hosting AM drive for listeners." KWTD /Little Rock, replacing Dave Mi- One of the more popular personal- chaels ... KLKC /Oklahoma City's ities with the older audience is mid- party celebrating the certification of Keith Doyle Moore joins crosstown KPRW SWEAT GOES PLATINUM Vintertainment Records hosted a platinum day man Dave Donnell. "Dave's - Lou, WRKS/New York album "Make it Last.'' Among the celebrants were (l -r) Full Force's Bowlegged for the swing shift ... KMYX/Ojai MD been here 12,13 years; he's known Sweat's debut MD Robin Washington, Sweat, and MTV VJ Julie Brown. Jeff Gill moves south to KJLH /Los by everyone," said Stewart. "He Angeles for production /swing shift. plays a mixture of blues, oldies,
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KEITH MAKES JACKSONVILLE SWEA T - Keith Sweat met with WPDQ staffers after a performance in Jackson- ville. Standing ara (1 -r) WPDQ's Lucky Davis, Refer James, Sweat, and 'PDQ PM driver Nate Bell.
SUAVE IN THE APPLE - Suave greeted weliwishers backstage after his New York performance at the Red Parrot. Pictured are (l -r) WRKS/New York PD Tony Gray, Suave, Capitol's Rhonda Blackshear, and WRKS's Brian Marks.
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Full- Service's Midday Slump
The following review, covering a cross -section of major MIKE KINOSIAN FSAs, illustrates the 12+ difference between AM drive and midday shares and how that difference affects a station's rank from daypart to daypart. WHDH, KFI WORK UP ANTIDOTES AM/Mid DIN AM Rank Mid Rank
WGYIAlbany -9.2 1 4
WSB- AMIAtlanta -4.2 1 6
WBZ/Boston -6.9 1 9 Curing Midday Blues WHDH /Boston -2.9 2 7 WBENIBuffalo -8.1 1 5 WGRIBuffalo -1.0 9 10 WBT /Charlotte -3.1 4 10
Talk 1 With Programming WKRCICincinnati -5.9 4 WLWICincinnati -1.0 6 8 and service -oriented midday block It's a familiar Full-Service scenario station posts WTVNIColumbus -4.2 1 3 -a with Mutual Broadcasting's Dr. whopping 12+ AM KHOWIDenver -3.6 6 18 drive numbers, but falters drastically Toni Grant, who's generally heard in middays. Most FSA morning shows combine a legend- WOOD -AM /Grand Rapids 6.1 1 7 at night. WHP -AM /Harrisburg -6.0 2 5 ary market personality (or team) with heavy chatter, a An intricate arrangement with WTIC- AMIHartford -16.4 1 1 minimum of safe AC hits, and frequent doses of news, the network ( "mix minus mix") KFI /Los Angeles -1.2 19 36 has enabled KFI to use announcer weather, sports, and traffic. WHASILouisville -9.8 1 2 Mark Taylor as a buffer between The formula works, but it's a WIBCllndianapolis -5.9 1 1 segments of Grant's network show tough challenge to maintain WTMJ/Milwaukee -5.1 1 1 mo- taped the previous night and her mentum in the next daypart. WCCOIMinneapolis -10.0 1 1 live KFI program. Before opting WHDH /Boston and KFI /Los Ange- WNBCINew York -1.3 16 31 for the network tape /live combo les are two FSAs presently trying KFABIOmaha -10.7 1 2 deal, KFI had originally scheduled to cure those midday WDBOIOrlando -4.9 2 8 doldrums. Grant's Mutual broadcasts from KDKA /Pittsburgh -14.6 1 2 Larry's Back: New 6-8pm. KEX /Portland -2.2 2 1 I to a Station /New Time "For years, tried create KGWIPortland -1.7 8 15 that worked both as a After a one -year absence from midday WPRO- AMIProvidence -5.9 2 7 background music source and a Boston airwaves, quintessential WRVAIRichmond -15.8 1 4 foreground news service," says talk show host Larry Glick is back, WHAM /Rochester 5.8 2 7 KFI Station Manager /PD Ken dishing out his unique blend of KMOXISt. Louis -6.3 1 1 Kohl. "Quite frankly, I've humor and two-way talk. A WBZ/ KSL /Salt Lake City -7.0 1 8 whole process. The Boston fixture for about 20 years, rethought that KFMB- AMISan Diego -4.1 3 8 is to Glick was forced to sit on the side- role of the benign personality KJRISeattle -0.3 14 17 sample tune -in lines for the last 12 months as he Ken Kohl get us from midday KOMOISeattle -3.1 3 5 to afternoon drive. Thus, our honored a noncompete clause in his WHYN- AMISpringfield -5.1 1 7 In addition to adjusting their scheduling of Toni Grant." 'BZ contract. Glick was lured away WSYRISyracuse -8.2 1 3 radio dials from WBZ to WHDH, move have to crosstown competitor WHDH Results of the Grant WSPDIToledo -3.7 3 6 "Glicknicks" (Glick's diehard not been but Kohl is last year, debuting earlier this earthshaking, KRMG1TuIsa -9.0 2 7 fans) must also listen to their hero still optimistic. "The monthlies month (6/1). WMALIWashington -3.8 1 4 at a new time. In a programming - (ratings) are up slightly in mid WARM /Wilkes Barre -7.1 2 10 effort to beef up midday ratings, days, and the calls are nonstop. I Glick's show is scheduled from WKBN-AM/Youngstown -0.7 2 1 think we'll be fine in the long run. All 40 stations dropped, ranging from WTIC /Hartford's 16.4 high to 9:30am -2pm (the station runs 30 know an People like to there's KJR /Seattle's flat low of 0.3. Half the stations ranked first in AM drive. minutes of news at noon, with Glick talk show alternative to (KABC Despite its massive dropoff, WTIC was able to score a first place in resuming at 12:30) - quite a host) Michael Jackson. When Toni switch for the man who once ruled middays as well as AM drive. Other number one AM drive stations with is really 'on' and working at it, midday erosion, yet still carrying that daypart, were WIBC, WTMJ, the market "after midnight," as she's the most intimate of the con- Eric Clapton might say. WCCO, and KMOX. KEX and WKBN each lost 12+ shares between day - temporary radio shrinks. That's parts, but were able to advance in rank (both moving from #2 AM drive to But it appears Glick's legion of what Talk radio is all about - in- fans will follow him to his new time #1 middays). timacy and one-on -one communi- The average 12+ AM drive share was 13.0; the average midday slot without protest. "I heard from cation." a small but vocal group that had share was 7.3. Of stations losing rank, the average decline was nearly hoped he'd be on at night," says Cume Magnets All Day five positions (4.9). WHDH PD Ed Lennon. "Most of Talking further about program- The above data is based on metro shares from winter 1988 Arbitron the calls we received, though, were ming strategies, Kohl adds, "I books in the dayparts and markets listed. from people just thankful to have would build a station of morning him back on the air." some stations don't look at alter- The addition of Glick to middays natives to what has worked the last Larry Glick has meant the elimination of music Am several years, they'll be in trouble. there, perhaps a significant trend ,0/414,9 For God's sake, we're approaching in the FSA community. Lennon al- nearly a decade of a very success- so promises a fresh approach to ful AM Full- Service format. (Bill) WHIJH Glick's midday romps: "We're RADIO 85 KFI At Cosby has said he won't stay on TV working on something similar to with his show for more than five 'Dear Abby,' and we'll call it 'Let- A Glance years. Likewise, those of us in WHDH At ters To Larry.' People who have radio shouldn't push anything be- problems with their pets, wives, or Owned by Cox 50,000 watts day and night yond a realistic point. The original A Glance whatever can write in, and Larry AM 640 Full- Service style makes perfect Owned by Sconnix will give advice on how to handle Clear channel nondirectional sense in some markets, but there 50,000 watts day and night the situation." Also in the works - Station Manager.!PD: Ken Kohl are tremendous opportunities in AM 850 are "Cop Talk" and an "Employ- joined in February '87; appointed other markets for either a second Clear channel directional ment Line," as well as Glick serv- - Station Manager December 87; Talk station - or for becoming the PD: Ed Lennon joined in August ing as a marriage counselor. prior experience: six years as Talk station." '87; prior experience: five years Back -to-back on the 'HDH sched- Dr. Toni Grant KOMOISeattle PD Kohl says AM radio, his first Asst. PD WBZIBoston ule are Glick and morning man AM Drive Team: Gary Owens & men, which is diametrically oppos- love, isn't dead. "We're not going AM Drive Team: Jess Cain & Jess Cain, another Boston radio Al Lohman ed to what I've been suggesting for to go dark, and we can't throw in Tom Doyle mainstay (30+ years). "With the Middays: Dr. Toni Grant the past eight years. But that way, the towel. We've just got to create Middays: Larry Glick success of the morning show, the Sports: Los Angeles Raiders you'd have cume magnets through- viable programming for ourselves. Sports: New England Patriots most logical place to put Larry was Special Programming: NBC out the day. If the cume magnets Look at the guys simulcasting with Special Programming: NBC right after it," notes Lennon. Talknet are doing what AM listeners are their FMs - they're getting 0.7s, Talknet Market Rank 12 +: 25 searching for, you've won half the 0.85. That's ridiculous. These are Market Rank 12 +: 6 Toni's Talkin' Middays Market Rank 25 -54: 23 battle." viable stations that are supposed to Market Rank 25 -54: 8 Meanwhile, several months ago, Market Rank 35 -64: 18 Kohl cautions FSA program- be operating in the public inter- Market Rank 35 -64: 3 KFI /Los Angeles replaced a music mers not to get trapped in a rut. "If est."
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LON HELTON
Fan Fair '88 Last week Music City played host to 24,000 people attending Fan Fair '88, which offered more fans, more fun, and more entertainment than ever before. Here are some of the week's sights:
SIGNING FMS LIFE AWAY - Randy Travis must have had writer's cramp after signing autographs at his booth. The look on the face of the woman up front seems to say the wait was well worth her while.
NO EAST' NAMES - No doubt wishing they had shorter names, (l -r) Fred Knobloch, Craig Bickhardt, and Thom Schuyler sign pictures for fans at their booth.
MAKE A WISH - Columbia and Epic promotion VPs Jack Lameier (I) and Rich Schwan (r) didn't realize until too late that part of their job was to carry Charlie Daniels around Fan Fair. The pair are now in traction.
CRS Needs Your Input
The Country Radio Seminar Agenda Committee meets in Nashville next week to plan the 1989 confab, to be held March 2 -4 at the Opryland Hotel. The members (listed below) would like your input to help make next year's seminar even better. City; Chuck Hillier, HNW &HIChi- Chairman Johnny Biggs requests cago; Gerry House, WSIXINash- you contact a committee member if ville; Valerie Hubbard, KFMRI you have a follow -up comment on Stockton, CA; Phil Lemke, WCXI last year's agenda or any specific & WWWWIDetroit; John Marks, recommendations for panelists, KKATISaIt Lake City; Dave Millar, speakers, or sessions. The 1989 WAOVIVincennes, IN; Charlie committee members are: Ochs, WOYKITampa; Rich Jay Albright, Let's Talk/Seattle; Schwan, Epic /Nashville; Mark Tu- Madeline Boyer, WYNYINew York; dor, KAJAISan Antonio; Nancy Wayne Campbell, FilmHouse; Vaeth, WFMSIindianapolis; Jack Mike Chapman, WUBEICincin- Weston, RCA /Nashville; Paul NIPPER'S BOOTH - The Judds, along with Foster & Lloyd, are shown taking their turn signing autographs at the RCA nati; Don Crawley, WDAF /Kansas Wilensky, WMZO/Washington. booth.
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MCAers - Backstage at the MCA showcase are (l-r) artists Patty Loveless and Skip Ewing, VP /Promotion Shelia Shipley, artist John Anderson, and NE Director/Promotion Bill Catino.
LYNN & THE "PIPS" - Lynn Anderson wowed 'em with her version of "Under The Boardwalk," complete with the obligatory choreographed backup singers.
STRAIT SCOOP - George Strait chatted with fans while signing autographs at his Fan Fair booth.
HARLEY PRIDE PREXY SANDWICH - Definitely knowing where the bread is buttered, Marie Osmond posed with Capitol/Nashville President Jim Foglesong (I) and Capitol Records President David Berman at the Capitol showcase.
"I'm Gonna Love Her On The Radio" The Album: D11 G -70551 The Single: B -70414
PAIR O' PRIDES - Closing the 16th Avenue Records showcase was Charley Pride (I), who called on son Dion to help him wrth an encore.
Canyon's New Single is "In The Middle Of The Night" (B- 70415) From their just -released Album: "I Guess I Just Missed You" (D1- 70552)
We, at 16th Avenue Records, would like to say, "Thanks, Radio, for your past and is continued support!" E 1AVE1 PHIL & DON TOGETHER - The "showcase surprise" of the week was the h,ai F. .m -2 appearance of (l -r) Phil and Don Everly at the Mercury/PolyGram concert.
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GFR station seeks GFJ for 7 -mid. T &R: WNNK, Bruce Bond PD, Box 104, Harrisburg, PA 17108. (Don't show this ad to my boss.) EOE (6/10) LW MK Io41ñA Personality DJs Needed News anchor/reporter needed for beach community. T &R: NJ 08260. EOE Do you do voices? Can you handle the phones? How about drop -ins? In other words, are WCMC, Scott Wahl, Box 180, Wildwood, HOT STATION WANTS HOT JOCK, 7 -MID. (6/10) you a Pro -- or a Time & Temp Jock? More and more of the thousands of radio stations with Be part of a great group. We require: great at- whom we deal are looking and willing to pay for that something extra. If you are ready for a WMGX/Portland, ME seeks parttime ATs. Weekend slots plus titude, great show, teamwork, and 2 yrs. FT move, let NATIONAL, the acknowledged leader in radio personnel placement since 1981, vacation fill in. T &R: WMGX, Chris Conley, 200 High, Portland, experience. EOE. Send T &R to Carol O'Leary, help. We make the complete presentation for you. For complete registration information, ME 04101. EOE (6/10) GM, WNNK, Box 104, Harrisburg, PA 17108. write or call: (Don't show this ad to my PD.) GFR station needs GFJ for 7 -mid. T &R: WNNK, Bruce Bond NATIONAL BROADCAST TALENT COORDINATORS NOw! PD, Box 104, Harrisburg, PA 17108. (Don't show this ad to my boss). EOE (6/17) Dept. R., P.O. Box 20551 Birmingham, AL 35216 2051822-9144 WMGX /Portland, ME seeks parttime AT. Weekend slots plus vacation fill -in. T &R: Chris Conley, 200 High, ME 04101. EOE (6/1 7)
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Reading, PA. No "PDs or (Ms." I need a department manag- er who understands sales and programming mix. Call WAGO, Jack Weinlein, Pres /GM: (215) 376 -3987. EOE 16/17) MORNING PERSONALITY CLASSIC HITS PD Top Hudson Valley, NY newsroom seeks reporter /announc- Top 75 FM AC with all the tools, seeking WRITER /PRODUCER ers. Good radio writing skills and journalistic instincts a must. morning talent to finish the package. AC PD T &R: ND, Box 482, Newburgh, NY 12550. EOE (6/17) Warm & friendly, strong on community PRODUCTION DIRECTOR Were looking for the best radio documentary writer /producer in Immediate openings for experienced PD and ND for Adult FM. involvement, with mature sense of and com- Are you intelligent, inquisitive America. Top Pay for top quality. Must T &R: WKSL, Box 10, Greencastle, PA 17225. EOE (6/17) humor. T &R to Radio & Records, 1930 petitive? Can you market, promote? Can submit minimum t/z hour program on Century Park West, #092, Los Angeles, and lead talent? open- you coach 3 prime audio cassette with resume, salary Jersey Shore, low- powered info station seeks mature v/o tal- CA 90067. EOE in this rapidly growing group. T Swan, ings young history and references to Radio & ent. Minorities encouraged. &R: BCNA, Alan Box 3, Palmyra, NJ 08065. EOE (6/171 PD positions required at shifts. Cassettes Records, 1930 Century Park West, & resumes to Radio & Records, 1930 #102, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE Strong news reporter with production and organizational Century Park West, #100, Los Angeles, skills needed to work in beautiful Mt. Washington Valley. CA 90067. EOE M/F ASAP, T &R: WMWV & WBNC, Box 2008, Conway, NH 03818. EOE (6/17) South metro Atlanta AM /FM seeks experienced AT. MOR /AC/- Country. Females and minorities encouraged. T &R: WKEU, Joe WWYZ /Hartford, CT seeks experienced personality- oriented Beail, Box 997, Griffin, GA 30224. EOE 16/109 EAST AC talent for immediate full and parttime openings. T &R: Johnny Michaels, One Broadcast Ln., Waterbury, CT 06706. Uve at the beach. Adult communicators needed for new 50k WMGX /Portland, ME seeks parttime AT. Weekend slots plus EOE 16/17) station in Charleston, SC. C &R: Brian Krysz VP /Programming, How to get paid what vacation fill -in! T &R: Chris Conley, 200 High, 04101. EOE LMB, Box 12107, 29412. EOE 16/10) 16/3) i you're really worth Quality professional and growing are ad- Versatile PBP sportscaster. Major position, rare opportunity. Ready to move up to PD? WLTN AM has an immediate open- Also need PD, news people and AT. Booming market, recrea- jectives that describe our broadcast corn - or ing for an AC PD. A great opportunity! T &R: Jacques Chabot. tional mecca. Box 22607, Tampa, FL 33622. EOE (6/10) pany. We're looking for 2 people with Why radio talent Box 349, Littleton, NH 03561. EOE (6/3) major market abilities in on -air news journalism and full Needed last week: Production Director /AT for state -of- the -art needs quality representation Newsperson: Must have valid drivers' license, provide own service /personality announcing. T&R to 8 -track studio. Must have multi -track experience. C &R: transportation and minimum of three yearn' experience. T &R: FM96, Doug Hudson, Box 1327, Valdosta, GA 31603. EOE in individual contract negotiations WCDC Radio, PO Box 1290, Cumberland, WSBY & WQHQ, Ed Hunt OD, Box "U," Salisbury, MD (6/17) 21801. EOE 16/31 MD 21502. EOE Morning anchor wanted for CHR in Southeast. Topical and WXMC 1310AM seeks Operations Manager. Duties include phones a must. Photo, T &R: Brian Maloney, Box 6447, Ashe- ville, NC 28816. EOE (6/17) Coll traffic, billing, production and parttime airshift. T &R: Box America's best 5487. Parsippany, NJ 07054. EOE (6/3) programming consult- Glenn A. Goldstein ing company seeks exceptional pro- Seek full and parttime ATs for AM Country and FM CHR. Atlantic resort station is accepting applications for future Present and future openings. No calls please. Photo, C &R: Attorney -At -Law openings in news department. Two years' experience. T &R: grammer with ambition, drive, superior KIMP & KPXI, OPS Manager, Box 990, Mt. Pleasant, TX (215) 893 -0707 Tom W'ieeler, 306 Port St., Easton, MD 21601. EOE (6/31 music ability and outstanding people 75455. EOE 16/17) "CZX Classics" has openings for parttime experienced radio skills to join us. You'll be rewarded AT needed for new CHR signal working two top hundred ADI's. T &R: Box 207, NC 27533. EOE people. Prefer experienced AOR /CHR AT. No calls. ASAP, with personal and professional growth, Goldsboro, (6/17) C &R: WCZX, Lenny Bloch, 319 Mill St.. Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 EOE (6/3) increased knowledge and skills, Country AM /satellite AC FM seeks team players who believe radio is more than an airshift. T &R: KAND & K108, Bob Belch- A decade of experience prestige, and earning power. If you on talent er, 609 W. 7th Ave., Corsicana, TX 75110. EOE (6/171 behalf of broadcast need to be among the best, join the Quietly looking for help? Use R&R South metro Atlanta AM /FM seeks experienced AT. MOR/ best. Correspondence to Radio & AC /Country. Females and minorities encouraged. T &R: 1608 Walnut St. Philadelphia, PA 19103 Blind Box Opportunities ads. Call lisa or Dave at 213 -553-4330 for more Records, 1930 Century Park West, WKEU, Joe Beail, Box 997, Griffin, GA 30224. EOE (6/171 information. #IG, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE Experienced reporter with some anchoring. Writing samples, it T &R: WHBQ News Talk Radio, 485 S. Highland, Memphis, .t TN 38111. EOE (6/171
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OPENINGS OPENINGS OPENINGS OPENINGS
Established Urban list open in Greensboro, NC. First year po- tential $35,000 +. Salary, resume: WQMG, John Holland KNAC, the premier Rock station in the country, has a rare SM, Box 14702, Greensboro, NC 27415. EOE 16/17) Got a job? Need a jock.- Put it in fulltime overnight shift. Minimum two years' experience. T &R: Top CHR PD Moving Opportunities -- and get results! Call Tom Marshall, 100 Oceangate, Ste. P -70, Long Beach, CA Seek person to concentrate on production new for CHR signal to bigger market when spring book is 90802. EOE 16/101 working two top hundred ADI's. T &R: Box 207, Goldsboro, 213 -553 -4330. over. If you a chance prove NC 27533. EOE 16/171 want to yourself, to keep our number one slot, Traffic Network has ground and airborne positions for AT with knowledge of L.A. area. Four years' news experience. T &R: Account Executive: WXLY /Charleston, SC, "Classic Hits" send T &R to Radio & Records, 1930 6363 Sunset Blvd, Ste. 520, L.A., CA 90028. EOE 16 /101 seeks aggressive positive attitude. Resume: Box 60429, Century Park West, #094, Los Angeles, 29419 -0429. EOE 16/171 POSSIBILITY CA 90067. EOE KTOM / Sainas, CA with an expanding news department seeks OF GROWTH/ news talent. T &R: PD, Box 81380, 93912. EOE 16/101 50kw FM Country serving Coastal NC and Wilmington seeks an announcer with production skills. Beautiful facility. T &R: AND EQUITY POSITION! ,A1111111 CHR B -95, KBOS FM /Fresno, seeks AT & MD 17- 12midl. Big WRCM, Tommy Walker, Box 1126, Jacksonville, NC 28541. If you can deliver as: General Manager, Sales I money for the right person. T&R: Barry Richards, 2020 E. EOE 16/17) I Manager, Sparkling morning personal! McKinley, 93703. EOE 16/101 Program Director Needed . . . -' 111 ty /Operations Manager. New Contemporary Live at the beach. Adult communicators needed for new . 50k with modern programming skills and "Country's Best" KKCS AM /FM in Colorado Springs seeks high station in Charleston, C Country FM -CP ready to go on air. First SC. &R: Brian Krysz VP /Programming, extensive music knowledge for Tradi- I class' voltage, experienced, fulltime Production Director. References, LMB, Box 12107, Charleston, SC 29412. EOE 16/171 tools. tional Country station in competitive equipment and programming Best' C &R: Charlie Cassidy, Box 320, CO 80901. EOE 16/101 'Studios,resort area in the midwest. WLTO, Box 499, Har- Street reporter. Strong writing /air skills. No calls. Southeast market. Replies confidential. Writing Leading Southern CA CHR seeks killer 7 -mid AT. Good produc- samples, C &R: Darrell Hosack, 900 Commonwealth Pl., Vir- bor Springs, MI 49740. EOE T &R to Radio & Records, 1930 Century tion skills a must. C &R: Q -105, Rooster Rhodes, Box 1520, Ox- ginia Beach, VA 23464. EOE 16/17) Park West, #096, Los Angeles, CA ow ow ow ow me um on we nard, CA 93034. EOE 16/101 Needed yesterday) Fulltime News/PA Director for Top 50 Ur- 90067. EOE KLOS needs research interviewers. This is an entry level posi- ban Contemporary. Males Encouraged. T &R: WQMG, Mike tion, paying $3.50 per hour. Prefer beginners living in Los Wheeler, Box 14702, Greensboro, NC 27415. EOE 16/171 Angeles. Call Cindy Johnson: 12131 557 -7338. EOE 16/171 All the best jobs ... all over the for naturally uptempo Westcom, LTD., licensee of stations WIRC/WXRC, Hickory, country ... every week in R&R Excellent opportunity KEXO & KKLY /Grand Junction, CO seeks an experienced per- NC seeks a Continuity Director. Writing samples, T &R: May- news at Indy's only sonality- oriented news person. Females encouraged. Photo, Opportunities ... check 'em out! morning personality nard Taylor, Box 938, 28603. EOE 16/171 Classic Hits station. Great staff, facility T &R: Steve Hamilton, 786 Valley Court, 81502. EOE 16/171 and benefits. Females encouraged. C&R to KSFO & KYA FM seek experienced ATs for future on -air open- MAKE A BIG NAME Simon Jeffries, 9292 N. Meridian St., In- ings. Miniorities encouraged. No calls. T &R: Bob Hamilton, MIDWEST dianapolis, IN 46260. EOE 300 Broadway, San Francisco, CA 94133. EOE 16/171 IN A MEDIUM MARKET Excellent company has great opening for a Coun- Immediate opening. FM96KRAV seeks overnight entertainer. Uptempo AC. T &R: Brian Chase OM, Box 746, Tulsa, OK try PD who wants to grow. Help launch a HAWAII STATION 74101. EOE /101 I6 has immediate opening for experiencedT' Southeastern Powerhouse. Tape, resume and Top 10 Classic Rock /AOR station is look- Nebraska's leading CHR, KFRX, seeks AT to fill opening in July. support material to: ing for a solid morning show co- program director with creative morning Females encouraged. Photo, T &R: J.J. Cook OM /PD, Box host /newsperson. Must have a clear show, strong production, management SHANE MEDIA SERVICES 80209, Lincoln, NE 68501. EOE (6/101 understanding of the 25 -49 target au- skills. Insurance /hospitalization paid. RD., FONDREN SUITE 222 Immediate for in 1 2500 opening sales list that paid over S50,000 com- dience and have a solid AOR and /or T &R to Radio & Records, 1930 Century HOUSTON, TX 77063 missions last year. Photo and resume: Z99 KZBS FM, Bill Lacy Classic Rock /Hits background. They 'Park West, Box #080, Los Angeles, CA GM, 9400 N. Broadway, Ste. 99, Oklahoma OK 73114. (713) 952 -9221 City, 90067, EOE EOE 16/101 should be hard working, energetic, like to get out, meet and interact with the au- Medium market weekends, Appleton- Oshkosh metro. C &R: dience. A desire to do whatever it takes Gary Johnson, WAHC FM, Box 707, Neenah, WI 54957. EOE * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 16/101 to win in the morning is a top priorityl Females are encouraged to apply. No Sales - Sales Manager position available. Resumes: KXEL & beginners please! Please send T &R to KOKZ, Ken Hensley GSM, Box 1540, Waterloo, IA 50704. EOE Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park 16/101 West, #101, Los Angeles, CA 90067. PRODUCTION DIRECTOR We need an experienced personality announcer who can work EOE Los Angeles' Quality Rock AOR has an If you're creative, topical, knowledgeable the phones and keep the listener involved. T &R: WKMI, Bill An- opening for a major morning drive thony, Box 911, Kalamazoo, MI 49005. EOE 16/101 of 4- track, your work will be heard from talent. If you are a bright, witty and mature Austin to Dallas, to Houston to San An- Missouri's most powerful FM seeks morning Country AT, per- ::-: A / A A' :::::::=::;;::::::: air personality with AOR morning anchor tonio! Texas' hottest CHR is searching for sonality, entertainer. No button pusher. T &R: KMZU, 102 N. experience, rush your cassette and resume to Mason, Carrollton, 64633. EOE (6/101 a new production director who works well Andy Beaubien, PD, KNX -FM, 6121 Sunset Nebraska's CHR in with people. Character voices a plus. Send KCRG seeks News Editor /morning drive. Must be committed #1 search of choice air Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90028. EOE samples, resume, salary requirements to to making and breaking news. Writing samples, C &R: Chris talent. Females are strongly encouraged Box 816, Cedar Rapids, IA 52406. EOE 16/171 Lisa Tonacci Butts, B-93 FM, 4030 West Caine OM, for midday or evening opening. T&R, photo A.S.A.P. Join a great company Braker Lane, Suite 175, Austin, TX Sales Manager position available. Resumes: KXEL & KOKZ, 78759. EOE Ken Hensley, Box 1540, Waterloo, IA 50704. EOE (6/17) w /great benefits. JJ Cook OM /PD SUM- MIT BROADCASTING /KFRX, 6900 Van First opening in three years. Seek parttime AT with great pro- Dorn, Lincoln, NE 68501. EOE duction voice. Females encouraged. T &R: WLHT, Steve Dirk- PROGRAMMER sen, Box 96, Grand Rapids, MI 49501. EOE 16/171 #1 FM in Rocky Mountain region seeks experienced program director with ambi- WZPL /Indianapolis seeks America's best AT. T &R: John tion, drive, outstanding people skills and Trout, 1440 N. Meridian, St. IN 46202. EOE 16/171 Top 20 Market CHR Seeks Morning Talent equipment knowledge. T &R to Radio & Female jock) 95 Country KLIK seeks an experienced, winning Records, 1930 Century Park West, Box is to be part of a team. Great We need male or female to do news /traf- 100,000 watt UC seeks an on-air /Program personality. Here your chance #079, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE Director. Strong organizational, managerial, benefits. T &R: KLIK, Box 414, Jefferson City, 65102. EOE fic and help host morning show. If you 16/171 motivational and programming skills a must. can do voices and /or good comedy pro- If you're something special, send T &R to: 100kw 0107 /Marquette, "Upper MI's Hottest Hits," seeks duction but would enjoy a "support" role Mike Wheeler, WQMG, P.O. Box 14702, AT to join innovative network of professionals. Salary, T &R: on a great morning show, you can do KING BROADCASTING Greensboro, NC 27415-4702. NO CALLS. WMQT, David Magnum, #467, Ishpeming, 49849. EOE very well here. Rush T &R to Radio & 16/17) COMPANY SEEKS EOE Records, 1930 Century Park West, KWPC /Muscatine, IA seeks T &Rs for future openings at our #097, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE PROGRAM DIRECTOR FOR Full Service Country station. Must have production skills. Fe- NEWS/TALK KING 1090 males encouraged. T &R: Tim Scott 3218 Mulberry, 52761. EOE 16/171 If you are nuts about news/talk and Immediate opening for sales list that paid over S50,000. in have a head full of ideas to generate Talent - KZBS FM, Kim Hy- NEEDED: Morning commissions last year. Photo, Resume: ratings, you might just be the person roop, 9400 N. Broadway, Ste. #99, Oklahoma City, OK CHR Medium Market we are looking for. have the sta- 73114. EOE 16/171 If you have the talent, we We're putting the best people in tion with the staff, promotions, and the Future 50kw Country FM in Southwest Oklahoma seeks ex- Since these are big shoes to fill, you place. All If you're bucks to make you one of the top morn- perienced announcer for mornings. T &R: KFXI, Box 433, dayparts. also need to be good at managing Lawton, OK 73502. EOE 16/17) ing personalities in the south. If you are working in a top 30 market, apply people, coaching on -air talent, and not just another interested in a career, Experienced Sales Executive. Proven success. We are a solid today. This ad will not run again. organizing details and financial re- job, we want to talk with you. Send progressive operation in booming Midwest market. Phone the T &R to Radio & Records, 1930 sources. If your track record can resumes to Radio & Records, General Manager: 19131 234 -3444. EOE 16/171 tapes and Park Los demonstrate these skills, please send Century Park West, #085, Los Century West, #095, 1930 Leading in Missouri's capitol ... and we want to stay there) If your résumé and references to: Angeles, CA 90067. EOE your personality can shine, send T &R: KLIK, Box 414, Jeffer- Angeles, CA 90067. EOE son City, 65102. EOE 16/171 Bob Gallucci
KFMZ, top rated CHR /AOR in college town, wants AT and Vice President, General Manager WIMAPAPIIIVAMIMIPSIWWwWWMIVII successful AEs. Only talented pros need apply. Resumes, KING AM T &R: GM, Box 1345, Columbia, MO 65205. EOE 16/171 333 Dexter Avenue North AIR PERSONALITY WEST Seattle. Washington 98109 for prime shift on top rated Country FM. NEBRASKA'S ONLY CLASSIC ROCK Beautiful Gulf Coast market of PLEASE, NO PHONE INQUIRIES has immediate opening for middays and Leading Southem CA CHR seeks killer 7 -mid talent. Good pro- Replies confidential. T &R to King Broadcasting is an Equal Opportunity Employer 200,000+. future opening for morning partner. duction skills a must! C &R: Q -105, Rooster Rhodes, Box 1520, Park MFH Radio & Records, 1930 Century Knowledge of Classic Rock a must. Oxnard, 93034. EOE 16/10) West, #098, Los Angeles, CA 90067. a Rush T&R to Writing/Production skills plus. KSFO & KYA -FM seeks experienced ATs for future on -air open- EOE Neal Hunter, KTGL, 3201 Pioneer, Suite 208, ings. Minorities encouraged to apply. No calls. T &R: Bob KING 1090 Lincoln, NE 68502. M/F EOE Hamilton, 300 Broadway, San Francisco, CA 94133. EOE NEWS /TALK RADIO 16/10)
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OPENINGS POSITIONS SOUGHT POSITIONS SOUGHT POSITIONS SOUGHT rocker in warmer cli- "Country's Best" KKCS AM /FM in beautiful Colorado English accent...with this great personality and eight track I'm sharp and I love hardwork. If these qualities matter to Program Director for medium market FM bother. Springs seeks a high voltage, experienced fulltime Production production, y u can't lose. Prefer Midwest. Any format. you, let's talk. Two -time PD; AOR /Classic/hot AC. Very af- mate. Want to succeed? Call! Afraid to win? Don't & Director. Ref, C &R: Charlie Cassidy, Box 320, CO 80901. GUY: 1414) 657 -8577. (6/171 fordable. BOGART: 1314) 442 -4435. 16/171 ERIC STEVENS: 1219) 838 -4979. 16/171 EOE (6/171 PD- AC delivers. Team work, good number, Talk show ho it needs talk show. I get the show ... you get Experienced Black talent with strong sales background wants Top 50 Country Hartford, KEN: Riverside /San Bernardino. CA AM & FM seeks experienced an energetic nd knowledgeable host. Highly successful as to re -enter radio broadcasting. Excellent voice and attitude. and quality air work. Mornings or middays. In sales people for fast growing dynamic group. If you're an producer and frequent guest host. FRED: 1703) 694 -4638. Any format or market. REX: 12131 672 -9346. (6/171 12031 649 -2962. (6/17) achiever looking to move up call the GM: (714) 882 -2575. 16/17) EOE (6/17) Gavé em Carson-type one -liners; They wanted Tommy New- Don't abuse listeners, use them) Amusing CHR night rocker
I MIKE: Four years' A¡OR experience. Good production. Can run four some and liners. Is your morning team on strike? JOHN has unique style and great blade. can't hurt to call. Production man wanted for L.A. radio syndication company. track. GLEN11 JENSEN: (312) 425 -9495. 18/171 LeVINE: (813) 954 -1244. (6/171 (2091 297 -8447. 16/171 Able to write, produce, and edit. T &R: TeleProgrems, Inc., Jim Hampton, 8500 Melrose Ave., #213, L.A. CA 90069. Tried mornings like Rob, Buddy, and Sally. They only wanted Experienced sportscaster for hire. 15 years' background in ra- Pro PD seeks challenge. CHR /AOR /AC. Prefer Western U.S. EOE 16/171 Mel Coolly. Does your morning team need a "Buddy?" JOHN: dio sports; your station will sound like major market.PBP ex- Strong promotion /management skills. 16 years on the radio. 1813) 954 -1244. (6/171 perience in all major sports. 17121 274 -7332. 16/171 Available now. PAUL: (8011 566 -2144. (6/171 Nebraska's leading CHR, KFRX, seek AT to fill opening in Ju- and ly. Females encouraged. Photo, T &R: J.J. Cook OM /PD, Box Take a chandal Smooth female voice seeks entry level air tal- Hardworking AT with Country experience and great produc- Sports PBP is my forte. Seek collegiate position. Major experi- 80209, Lincoln. NE 68501. EOE 16/171 ent position. Any format. Willing to work hard and relocate. tion. Hungry for first gig. AC/AOR /CHR. JON: 16021 minor league baseball. College basketball and football LORI: (312) 764 -0478. (6/17) 997 -8127. (6/171 ence. RANDY: 1407) 335 -8800. 16/171
Are you serious about your Oldies? So am II Let my talent, Sharp blade. voices; Award -winning, community involved Young, creative, hardworking male with easy going peronali- 98.5 KLUCe FM bits, voices, knowledge and 10,000 -piece library go to work CHR AT. Seek new challenge in medium market. JIM: (713) ty, seeks entry level AT position. SWAV: 1815) 874 -8196. THE #1 HIT MUSIC STATION for you. KATE SUMMER: (615) 875 -0212. 16/171 781 -0448. 16/17) (6/171
You name id I can do it. Recent graduate seeks first on- air Lend of Lincoln needs me but Abe let me down. Creative AT challenge in Midwest or Southeast. MICHAEL: (309) seeks an airshift. RON: 1309) 944 -6307. 16/171 KLUC is looking for a hot, hip, uptempo CHR Jazz/New Age Music Director ready for 441 -5394.16/171 6 -10PM jock. This is your chance to work for more challenges and more rewards. Ex- live great Nationwide Communications in exciting Las Are you will ng to pay good to be #1? I am looking for Top 75 Dedicated to news. Hardworker with one years' experience in perience in producing shows, Miami seeks new challenge. Producer /anchor /reporter. Vegas!!! We're looking for a real star to con- market stable professionals with knowledge not BS. GARY: promotions, and memorable music mix. (9011 668 -8747. (6/17) CATHERINE: (3051 963 -2549. 16/171 tinue to pull #1 ratings at nigh and to produce Relocation would be a plus, especially inquire to hot promos. Rush T &R plus photo now to: Jerry Six years' experience in twenty markets. Production Director, Personality /programmer ready to kick butt in your Midwest- West or Northwest. Please Dean, Program Director, KLUC, P.O. Box 14805, personality,: PBP, continuity, and engineering. Mature, stable, ern AOR /AC /Classic Rock. Promotions and production. I'm Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park and harwoqdng. DENNIS: (3141 456- 4398. (8/171 serious about success(( BOGART: (3141 443 -6979. 16/171 Las Vegas, Nevada 89114. KLUC is an equal op- West, #093, Los Angeles, CA 90067. portunity employer of Nationwide Communica- Promotions /sales position wanted in record company or ra- tions Inc. dio. Experience in L.A. radio. Good production /engineer. BRUCE: (8 8) 342 -6521. (6/17) ANDY BARBER Family man with 12 years' experience seeks Eastern medium OBJECTIVE: Morning Drive Air Talent or major market AC /Country/Oldies. Currently employed. Hall of Fe PBP; Ten years radio; two years tv; seek reporter BACKGROUND: CHR MARK ANDERSON: (302) 994 -3934. 16/171 POSITIONS SOUGHT position in medium/large market. I always wear "Reeboks." RANDY: 18,01) 262 -4431. 16/17) TRACK RECORD: KAY -107 Tulsa, Seattle, Nine -year pro ready to get back into music. AC /Oldies /Clas- "The Breakfast Rakes." If you want originality or someone who Dallas, LA, Houston, Kansas City a sic /Rock. Great production, too. Don't wait, call today) ERIC: Old PD/MD /AT. All the experience you'll ever need. Available loves mornings and has proven ratings call BRAD. Prefer EXPERTISE: High profile personality, leg- 1316) 662 -4486. 16/171 now for Texas. However, all resonable offers considered. Midwest/West only. (4051 762-0652. (6/101 endary personal appearances, natural humor, JAMES "BOND" SHARP: (8171 767 -2078. (6/171 Have voice and talent! Will travel! Hardworking, team player, community involved, sports predictions. PD /MD /AT. Over 15 years' experience; seek stable company with two years' experience. Small market. AOR /Country/ for long term relationship. Prefer Country/AC/CHR /Oldies. TOM METRO MARKETS: Southwest /West / New Age. TOM: 1414) 552 -7269. (6/171 %% % \ \ \ \ % % % %% % JORDAN: (3161684-5566. 16/101 South /Northwest Let me be your MD with computer knowledge /AT /8 -track WINNER!! WOULD CONSIDER: Classic Hits /Gold Production Director. I can do'em all. I'm single, I'll travel. Warm, personable AT seeks advancement. Prefer AC /Oldies/ Winni ng stints: KRQR, KCBS -FM, KYNO Country. Strong production; team player; solid airwork; DAVE WHEN AVAILABLE: NOW Let's talk. CHRIS: 18031 246 -2299. 16/171 and c1 irrently winning in Austin at KQFX DANIELS: (712) 233 -1160. (6/10) HOME PHONE: (918) 492 -8418 (3 -7). Let's win together. Lifestyle, topical, Veteran broadcaster who believes in the future of AM seeks Young, creative, hardworking male with easy going personality warm Superior production and excellent programming or GM challenge in medium or major market. No seeks entry level AT/production position. SWAV: (815) Imagine Crocodile Dundee and Phil Collins on your air staff. automats. GREG: (8141 535 -8865. 16/171 ices. Inquire with Jon Brent (512) 874-8196. 16/101 refera CHR AT has experience and green card. DON: (4051 835 -26 73. 348 -2644. 16/17) An AOR heart exist here. Currently employed AT MOR. Six Versatile announcer wants to grow in radio. Excellent knowl- \\\\eS\\\\\\\\\\ \\\\\\\\\: years in radio. Prefer West. PAUL: 1307) 733.4085. 16/17) edge of sports, Country/Easy Listening music. Strong writing Ten year Urban pro - Former Production Director and Asst.PD. kills. (308) 282 -0659. 16/10) Serious calls only. If you're looking for a winner. RON FOLKS: Conversational, knowledgeable AT seeks fulltime employ Young, d AT three years' experience. Creative kilted with 18031 771 -6845. 16/171 ment at a station not afraid to reward hardwork and talent personalit , voice characterizations, great production, copy- BA Mass Communications. LANCE: (3191 332 -5651. 16/17) writing, a c. Team player. RANDY: 528 -3634. NEW MANAGEMENT. NEW FORMAT (318) 16/171 Production Director; Currently morning drive/engineer and production assistant for major market New York radio. Seek Eight yea1 vet with various AC and EZ experience seeks posi- SOON. HARD WORKING AND medium market position. Experienced. JOEY: 12011 R tion on our airstaff now) Excellent production and good 487 -0668. (6/171 &R Opportunities CREATIVE MORNING TEAM WANTS pipes. ALAN ZAREK: (314) 474 -7058. 16/171 OUT! Good production. Good phones. Enthusiastic broadcast grad with one year's experience. Any Display Advertising Bay area, Sacramento, Monterey. Seek reliable parttime air- format. Willing to work anywhere. LOREN: (612) 884 -2105 Adult oriented entertainment. We're shift, pre errably the weekends. I have lots of Top 50 experi- or (612) 888 -2262. (6/17) Display: $50 per inch per week (maximum ence. MI E: 12091 523 -3781. (6/17) loyal team players. Call 35 words per inch). Includes border 1 Hot new female grad. Any format, except Classical and Talk. 616- 342 -4937. Warm, itty, relatable AT seeks top 50 market. Creative, Any shift and will go anywhere. 11 years' bar experience. and logo. proven r tings winner. Put my experience to work for you. LYNN: 17141 776 -7910. 16/171 BRUCE XBE: (8011 250- 7083. 16/17) Blind Box: $60 per inch per week (maxi- Announcer seeks position in Louisville market. Prefer Country or Majora: I entertain by touching the listener's emotions mum 35 words per inch). In- Rock Oldies. Will work any format. Twenty years' PD TI 15 experience seeks stable company experience. /MD/ Over years' through Erma Bombeck and Paul Harvey type anecdotes. cludes border, box number and Age 37. TIM, mornings: 18121 338 -3156. for long term relationship. AC /CHR /Oldies /Country. TOM 16/101 Let's winl ART: 1618) 397 -2521. 16/17) /handling. JORDAN 13161 684 -5566. 16/171 postage Comedian with many voices and radio experience seeks AOR Five -year CHR pro seeks MD/production gig. Multi -track ex- position in Southern region. CT Let me contribute to your opera- Iowa is ¢ty homel Seven -year pro with advertising BA from perience. A year's P1 experience. Prefer West Coast. 15091 tion. Mature, Payable In Advance! sharp and witty. 12031 972 -0393. 16/101 Drake se ks small market morning gig within driving distance 582 -7910. 16/171 of Des N}oines. BUD HARTLEY: (5151 277 -1486. 16/17) Leading personality in Display & Blind Box advertising orders must be Southern Oklahoma. I have a huge Old guy with young heart wants re- start. 11 years in Coun-
I printed following. Ask anyone. Let me show you what can do for your Louisvil PDsI Leading midday jock and nine year radio vet re- try/Oldies /AC /News. All serious "living wage" offers consi- typewritten or and accompanied by check staion. JAMES 1405) NALLEY: 622 -3709. (6/10) locating to River City after the Spring ARB. BART: (9191 dered. DICK: (602) 943 -1547. 16/17) mailed to our office in advance. 343 -12 2. (6/171 Cincinnati/Daytonl Parttime AT with many talents seeks trans- Warm enthusiastic AT seeks advancement. Solid airwork, fusion of CHR or upbeat AC before I die. These cowboy boots English personality ... ready to work now. Willing to strong production, great team player. AC /Oldies /Country. Deadline don't fit. JEFFERY: (513) 851 -8114. 16/101 relocate. Eight track production /funny /bits /phones. Winning DAVE DANIELS: 17121 233 -1160. (6/171 To appear in the following week's issue, we must attitude{ Hardworking. GUY: 14141 657 -6577. (6/171 I'm too young for MORI Six -year pro seeks AT opportunity receive your ad by Thursday noon (PST) prior to with Western AOR. PAUL: 13071 733-4077. 16/10) AC /CHR MD /AT seeks Southwest medium market. Four issue date. Address all ads to: R &R /Opportunities, years production and programming experience. Will relocate. START UP AND TURN 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067. Hardworking MD /AT seeks slot in your medium market. MIKE: Want t work. Proven results. DAVID: 1817) 686 -5222. AROUND SPECIALIST 13141432-1949. 16/101 (6/17) I 20 years programming expertise in the majors A radio station is a terrible thing to waste. PD /OM wants to suc- Young talant seeks first job. Graduated from broadcast at legendary stations with unsurpassed rat- R &R Opportunities cessfully brighten your Gold format. $30k minimum. ALAN C school i tterested in news and sports. Florida market a must. ings! Tired of gettin' your butt kicked? Call DAVE: 3131 294 -7725. SWAN: 1609) 829 -1770. 16/10) 16/17) Al Casey quickly 813- 942 -3826 before he's Free Advertising Does your listener need a friend? Sincere, inventive, experienc- Christich broadcasters. Jesus is Lord and Savior. Seek posi- gone!! ed personality seeks airshift with market leader. Prefer New tion with Gospel station. Eight years' experience. Christian Radio & Records provides free (24 words or 3 England. AC /CHR /Country. PAUL: (4191 865 -7034. 16/101 owner (only. RUSS: (2091 823-1615. 16/17) lines) listings to radio stations and record com- Sports Director with experience in news, announcing, and panies in Openings. Free listings of the same Six -year CHR pro with great pipes /enthusiasm /production now production. I can help. Let's talk. BILL: 14021 223 -4698. length are also available to individuals seeking looking. AT /MD /Asst PD with leading evening and afternoon 16/17) numbers always. PATT NODAY: 13141 893 -5100. (6/101 PROGRAMMING/OPERATIONS work in the industry under Positions Sought. All L.A. woman on the avenues seeks gigl I have lots of energy, other advertising must run display. Available, winning track record. Experienced great news. and will amuse. Also degree. C'mon, Southern CROSSOVER DREAMS with research and computers. CHR, Hot AC, Call PAULA: 18181 985 -9288. 16/17) Deadline AOR, Oldies. Formerly WQFM, KMYZ, WIQB, Production Director or AT /production position wanted. Sharp, quick thinking, award winning KISW. Brent To appear in the following week's issue, we must WSB -FM, THE LOOP, 96 ROCK, Strong writing, multi -track production, and awards. Very sta- copywriter with big ad- agency experience receive ad Thursday noon (PST) prior Albrerts (414) 355 -5586. Great references. ble. Prefer Northeast. (517) 773 -9273. 16/171 your by to wants to get her pen in the door of a radio issue date. station. Would relocate for right opportuni- Strong Country personality seeks daypart with well establish- For opportunities you must place your free listings ed Country station in West /Midwest /South. Production, re- ty. Call Joanne 212 -490 -1693. #1 AC /CHR /Classic rocker and high profile. New England by mail only. Address all 24 -word ads to: motes, and voices. ROBERT: (5051 327 -0529. (6/171 news personality. MR. TAYLOR: 16171 753 -6418. (6/17) R &R /Opportunities, 1930 Century Park West, Los Unique, Oldies- oriented woman is ready to bring her talent, Angeles, CA 90067. love radlol Young, enthusiastic jock seeks gig, preferably n Evening jock with four years' experience seeks change. bits, voices, and knowledge to your station. Possess a medium market AOR /CHR. Give me a break. Throw one at Work id every shift (wide range of formats). Great produc- 10,000 piece library. KATE SUMMER: (615) 875 -0212. me. PAUL: tion, riting, and voices. TOM: Free listings are on a only. 17041 262 -7079. 16/17) 1907) 279 -6031. 16/171 16/171 space availability basis
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3 1 ROCKMELONS/What's It Gonna Be? 4 1 TIMELORDS /Doctorin' The Tardis (KLF) 1 1 GLASS TIGER /I'm Still... (Capitol) 2 2 RIVER BAND /Love Is A Bridge 1 2 WET WET WET/With A Little Help... LITTLE 2 HONEYMOON SUITE /Love... (WEA) 4 3 INXS /New Sensation BILLY BRAGG /She's Leaving Home (Childline /PG) 2 3 COREY HART /In Your Soul (Aquarius /Cap.) 1 4 BIG PIG /Breakaway 7 3 DESIRELESSNoyage Voyage (CBS) 3 4 BARDEUX /When We Kiss (Enigma /Cap.) 6 5 VENETIANS Tears 2 4 KYLIE MINOGUE /Got To Be Certain (PWL) /Bitter 4 5 ERIA FACHIN /Savin' Myself (Power /Electric) 7 6 ICEHOUSE Too Serious 5 BROS /I Owe You Nothing (CBS) /Nothing 5 6 BLVD. /Far From Over (MCA) 10 7 /Struggle Town 6 SABRINA /Boys (Ibiza) CHOIRBOYS 7 7 M. GOODWYN /Do You... (Aquarius /Cao.) 5 8 CHURCH /Under The Milky Way 15 7 TIFFANY /I Saw Him Standing There (MCA) - 8 BARNEY BENTALL /Something... (Epic) 9 CROWDED HOUSE /Better Be Home Soon 5 8 AZTEC CAMERA /Somewhere In My Heart (WEA) - 6 9 HAYWIRE /Fire (Attic /A &M) 8 10 DIVINYLS /Back To The Wall 18 9 MORRISSEY /Every Day Is Like Sunday (HMV /EMI) 10 10 MEN WITHOUT HATS /0 Solo Mio (PG) 8 10 MICA PARIS /My One Temptation (4th & Broadway /Island) Most Added 11 MAXI PRIEST/Wild World (10Nirgin) Most Added DIVINYLS /Hey Little Boy - 12 ERASURE /Chains Of Love (Mute) CHURCH /Reptile 13 13 ASWAD /Give A Little Love (Mango /Island) DOUG & THE SLUGS/Tomcat Prowl (Ritdong /A &M) CROWDED HOUSE /Better Be Home Soon 17 14 FIVE STAR /Another Weekend (Tent /RCA)
3 15 L.A. MIX /Check This Out (Breakout /A &M) Top 10 Australian records from playlists of FM104 /Brisbane, EON - FM'Melbourne, FOX-FM'Melbourne, 96FM'Perth, SA -FM /Adelaide, 6 16 BELINDA CARLISLE /Circle In The Sand (Virgin) 2-DA Y/Sydney, 2MMM /Sydney, and KIX 106/Canberra. Top 10 Canadian CHR hits courtesy The Record (416) 533-9417. 9 17 WHITNEY HOUSTON /Love Will Save The Day (Arista)
«..// <. ¢ s 11 18 FAIRGROUND ATTRACTION /Perfect (RCA) :it ..`A' :,...i .^T.s...... ` . -. . a'. 10 19 PREFAB SPROUT /King Of Rock 'N' Roll (Kitchenware /CBS) - 20 EURYTHMICS /You Have Placed A Chill In My Heart (RCA) Lopez New Dance Topper: Sayin' Moving Up
VOICE OF THE BEEHIVE /Don't Call Me Baby (London /PG) Sorry Does Make It Right PASADENAS/Tribute (Right On) (CBS) FIELDS OF THE NEPHILIM /Moonchild (Situation Two) DENISE LOPEZ mov- MAXI PRIEST (22 -1 1) and HOUSE made a serious step to #6, ERASURE MATT BIANCO /Don't Blame It On The Girl (WEA) ed to the top of the (23 -12) moved up from the CHOIRBOYS moved 10 -7, and deeper on the full 30 -song listing, SISTERS OF MERCY /Lucretia My Reflection (Merciful Release /WEA) Dance Music chart the new one from CROWDED ASWAD held steady at 13, and HOUSE debuted at #9. For the sec- SADE /Paradise (Epic) this week, staving off big FIVE STAR climbed to 14. EU- ond consecutive week, new tracks ROSE ROYCE /Car Wash /Is It Love You're After (MCA) jumps from 2 MEN, A DRUM RYTHMICS logged a chilling #20 from DIVINYLS and Crowded The Network Chart, courtesy MRIB MACHINE & A TRUMPET debut. House were top Australian adds. (15 -2) and WILL TO POW- Also making the cut was the ER (13 -3). VOICE OF THE BEEHIVE is still CHURCH 's "Reptile." JELLYBEAN buzzing toward numbered posi- and TEN CI- It was week number ten for tions. Others on the move included TY improved a bit, while IN- GLASS TIGER DANCE TRACKS the PASADENAS' '70s soul as tops on the FORMATION SOCIETY de- Canadian chart. HONEYMOON LW TW tribute, FIELDS OF THE NEPHILIM, SUITE rebounded buted at 117 (moving up from and MATT BIANCO. The SISTERS to #2, and 2 1 DENISE LOPEZ /Sayin' Sorry (Vendetta /A &M) former -April Winer MYLES GOOD- #37 on DMR's full 80 -song OF MERCY 's remixed "Lucretia," a WYN held steady at 7. BARNEY 15 2 2 MEN, A DRUM MACHINE &... /l'm Tired... (IRS /MCA) new one from SADE, and an old roster). PEBBLES and CEE- BENTALL broke onto the list at #8, 13 3 WILL TO POWER /Say It's Gonna Rain (Epic) pair from ROSE ROYCE completed JAY advanced a notch over as MEN WITHOUT HATS notched 5 4 JELLYBEAN /Jingo (Chrysalis) the prime movers. their positions a fortnight a second week at #10. DOUG & 8 5 TEN CITY /Right Back To You (Atlantic) back, and S- EXPRESS (pre- The ROCKMELONS rolled to #1 THE SLUGS once again garnered 6 6 JOHNNY KEMP /Just Got Paid (Columbia) on the Australian top adds. viously a #1 UK hit) shot up chart, narrowly 7 INFORMATION SOCIETY /What's On Your... (Tommy Boy) edging the LITTLE RIVER BAND 27 -1 1 . 3 8 NIA PEEPLES/Trouble (Mercury /PG) (just out here) for top honors. INXS 10 9 PEBBLES /Mercedes Boy (MCA) WHEN IN ROME, COMPANY B, took third place and the VENE- and KRAZE closed in on higher 11 10 CEEJAY /A Little Love (Next Plateau) TIANS rebounded to #5. ICE- ground. J.J. FAD improved 23 -17 11 S- EXPRESS/Theme from S- Express (Capitol) and PRINCE climbed 24 -18. ROB 9 12 KRUSH /House Arrest (Mercury /PG) BASE & DJ E -Z ROCK made this 16 13 WHEN IN ROME/The Promise (Virgin) week's biggest jump (up from #58) 18 14 COMPANY B /Signed In Your Book Of Love (Atlantic) for a #20 finish. 19 15 KRAZE/The Party (Big Beat) SIEDAH GARRETT led a crowd Need more copies of 4 16 JODY WATLEY /Most Of All (MCA) of up-n-corners that included AFRIKA BAMBAATAA (with help 17 J.J. FAD /Supersonic (Ruthless /Atco) R &R's New Ratings from UB40), JOYCE SIMS, and - 18 PRINCE /Alphabet St.(Paisley Park/WB) CAROLYN HARDING. Urban chart- 1 19 RICK ASTLEY/Together Forever (RCA) Report & Directory? climber TEENA MARIE finished the 20 ROB BASE & DJ E -Z ROCK /It Takes Two (Profile) week on the move, as did British sampler BOMB THE BASS, SCRIT- Moving Up TI POLITTI, and GO -GO's alumna Just call JANE WIEDLIN. MORRIS DAY and SIEDAH GARRETT!K.I.S.S.I.N.G. (Owest/WB) TAANA GARDNER completed the Kelley... at AFRIKA BAMBAATAA f /UB40 /Reckless (Capitol) list. JOYCE SIMS Walk Away (Sleeping Bag) The TIMELORDS' blend of Gary 213- 553 -4330 Glitter riffs and TV's CAROLYN HARDING /I Need Some Time (Profile) "Dr. Who" theme stormed UK dancefloors and New Expanded TEENA MARIE Work It (Epic) the singles chart, knocking the Directory BOMB THE BASS /Beat Dis (4th & Broadway/Island) WET WET WET /BILLY BRAGG Top 100 Markets SCRITTI POLITTI /Boom (There She Was) (WB) charity single into second place. JANE WIEDLIN /Rush Hour (EMI- Manhattan) DESIRELESS inched up to #3, and Latest Arbitron MORRIS DAY /Daydreaming (WB) there were two debuts in the top and Birch results TAANA GARDNER'You Can't Keep Coming... (Next Plateau) 10: BROS at #5 and Italian TV star SABRINA at #6. TIFFANY 's Drivetjme Reproduced by permission of Dance Music Report gender- switched Lennon- McCart- Dominators 1988 by Disco News Inc. 1212/ 860 -5580. ney tune finished the week stan- Format Leaders ding at #7, while MORRISSEY's DANCE MUSIC follow -up to "Suedehead" moved 18 -9.
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VIDEO HITS ONE MUSIC TELEVISION 39.8 million households 24.7 million households /Talent 8 Artist Relations Tom Hunter, VP /Music Programming ,i! LoCurtn, Director /Music Programming Jessica Falcon, Director
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RICK ASTLEY/Together Forever (RCA) 1 1 AEROSMITH /Rag Doll (Geffen) 2 G. ESTEFAN & MIAMI SOUND MACHINE /1 -2 -3 (Epic) / FAT BOYS/The Twist (Tin Pan Apple /PG) 1 ADD HALL & OATES /Everything Your Heart Desires (Arista) 5 ELTON JOHN /I Don't Wanna Go On With You Like That (MCA) SADE /Paradise (Epic) 2 HEAVY BOZ SCAGGS /Heart Of Mine (Columbia) 6
HARRY BELAFONTE /Day -O (The Banana Boat Song) (Geffen) 2 HEAVY CHEAP TRICK /The Flame (Epic) 13 CHURCH /Under The Milky Way (Arista) 20 BREATHE -Hands To Heaven (A &M) 10 TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY /Sign Your Name (Columbia) 5 ERIC CARMEN /Make Me Lose Control (Arista) 4 DEF LEPPARD /Pour Some Sugar On Me (Mercury /PG) 9 CHER'We All Sleep Alone (Geffen) 13 LITA FORD /Kiss Me Deadly (RCA) 1 FOREIGNER /I Don't Want To Live Without You (Atlantic) 5 GUNS N' ROSES /Sweet Child Of Mine (Geffen) 5 BRUCE HORNSBY & RANGENalley Road (RCA) 8 HALL & OATES /Everything Your Heart Desires (Arista) 8 JETS'Make It Real (MCA) ADD BRUCE HORNSBY & RANGENalley Road (RCA) 8 RICHARD MARX /Hold On To The Nights (EMI- Manhattan) 8 INXS'New Sensation (Atlantic) 6 BILLY OCEAN/The Colour Of Love (Jive /Arista) 4 MICHAEL JACKSON /Dirty Diana (Epic) 9 AL B. SURE! Night & Day (WB) 9 D.J. JAllY JEFF & FRESH PRINCE /Parents Just Don't Understand (Jive /RCA) ..4 RICHARD MARX /Hold On To The Nights (EMI -Manhattan) 7 MEDIUM MIDNIGHT OIL /Beds Are Burning (Columbia) 20 ROBERT PLANT/Tall Cool One (Es Paranza /Atlantic) 9 GREGORY ABBOTT /I'll Prove It To You (Columbia) 5 POISON /Nothin' But A Good Time (Enigma /Capitol) 9 ASWAD /Don't Turn Around (Mango /Island) 2 PRINCE /Alphabet St. (Paisley Park /WB) 2 BASIA /Time & Tide (Epic) 10 SCORPIONS /Rhythm Of Love (Mercury /PG) 5 PAUL CARRACK /When You Walk In The Room (Chrysalis) 2 ROD STEWART /Lost In You (WB) 7 TRACY CHAPMAN /Fast Car (Elektra) 11 JANE WIEDLIN /Rush Hour (EMI- Manhattan) 5 CONTOURS /Do You Love Me (Motown) 5 STEVE WINWOOD /Roll With It (Virgin) 2 CLIMIE FISHER /Love Changes (Everything) (Capitol) 6 COREY HART /In Your Soul (EMI- Manhattan) 2 BUZZ BIN MOODY BLUES /I Know You're Out There Somewhere (Polydor /PG) 4
NU SHOOZ /Should I Say Yes (Atlantic) 9 THOMAS DOLBY Airhead (EMI- Manhattan) 7 BRENDA RUSSELL /Gravity (A &M) ADD ZIGGY MARLEY & MELODY MAKERS/Tomorrow People (Virgin) 9 10,000 MANIACS /What's The Matter Here? (Elektra) ADD PETER MURPHY /All Night Long (RCA) 4 BRENDA K. STARR /I Still Believe (MCA) 5 Like & Love (Capitol) 8 ADDS BILLY VERA & BEATERS /Between
MICHAEL ANDERSON /Sound Alarm (A &M) BRYAN FERRY /Limbo (Reprise) LIGHT COREY HART /In Your Soul (EMI- Manhattan) On Love (Columbia) 7 ELTON JOHN /I Don't Wanna Go On With You Like That (MCA) MICHAEL BOLTON /Wait Man (Capitol) i SHONA LAING /Soviet Snow (TVT) JOE COCKER /When A Woman Loves A My Telephone Ring) (Columbia) ADD BOBBY McFERRIN /Good Lovin' (EMI- Manhattan) DEACON BLUE /When Will You (Make JENNY MORRIS /You're Gonna Get Hurt (Atlantic) JONI MITCHELL /My Secret Place (Geffen) 5 SMITHEREENS /House We Used To Live In (Enigma/Capitol) TEDDY PENDERGRASS /Joy (Elektra) 3
I (Uni) STRYPER /Always There For You (Enigma) WET WET WET /Wishing Was Lucky 3 SYSTEM /Coming To America (Atco) UNDERWORLD /Glory! Glory! (Sire /WB) NOUVEAUX VIDEO
HIP CLIP TONI CHILDS /Stop Your Fussin' (A &M) 4 4 WET WET WET /Wishing I Was Lucky (Uni) Information current as of June 14.
PROGRAMMING NOTES
11 videos and inter- OLD BANDS IT WAS 20 YEARS AGO ...: pm ET. Music the Lizard King view clips will air hourly. In addition, DIE HARD - MTV will showcase in all his glory when it airs "Live At a half -hour recap special runs 6/17, Doors fans The Hollywood Bowl," a 62- minute 7:30pm ET; repeats 6/18, 5:30pm are still concert film featuring Jim Morrison ET and 6/19, 3pm ET. lighting up and the Doors. Captured by the NEW KIDS IN TOWN: "120 1 7 years camera on July 5, 1968, the group Minutes," MN's weekly new video after Jim performs many of their hits, in- showcase spotlighting up -and- Morrison's cluding "Unknown Soldier," "Span- coming alternative rock artists, airs death. ish Caravan," and the rock standard Sundays, midnight ET. Videos on "Light My Fire." This MTV premiere tap this week include: presentation airs 6/22, 10pm ET. ERASURE/Chains Of Love In addition, the program will be si- (Sire /Reprise) mulcast over the Westwood One SALEM 66 /Lucky Penny Radio Networks. (Homestead) WEEKEND IN "PARADISE ": BIBLE/Crystal Palace (Chrysalis) VH -1 salutes smooth operator Sade SUGARCUBESI Birthday (Elektra) WISTFUL THINKING - VH -1 salutes with a "Sade Weekend," beginning MIGHTY LEMON DROPS /Fall Nigerian chanteuse Sade with a 6/17 at 4pm ET; concluding 6/19, Down (Like Rain) (Sire /Reprise) weekend special.
www.americanradiohistory.com 62 R &R June 17, 1988 RAR NATIONAL AIRPLAY URBAN CONTEMPORARY BREAKERS. 1 MOST ADDED HOTTEST RICK JAMES (29) TEDDY PENDERGRASS (76) FULL FORCE SUAVE (29) PRINCE (57) Your Love Is So Def (Columbia) JESSE JOHNSON (25) GEORGE MICHAEL (55) 76% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 22/0, Light LOOSE ENDS (24) SADE (38) 50/18, Total Adds 18 including WXYV, WAMO, WVEE, K104, WEDR, WGCI, KDAY, GLADYS KNIGHT (21) JAMES BROWN (36) WWKX, KDLZ, KPRW. Debuts at number 39 on the Urban Contemporary chart. GREGORY HINES (19) MICHAEL JACKSON (16) RICK JAMES FULL FORCE (18) TONY! TONI! TONE!'(15) SIEDAH GARRETT (17) JAllY JEFF (13) Loosey's Rap (Reprise) STEVE WINWOOD (16) MAC BAND (13) on it. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 19/0, Light 74% of our reporting stations JODY WATLEY (12) 50/29, Total Adds 29 including WXYV, WUSL, WAMO, WHUR, K104, WIZF, KMAP, KACE, KDIA, KFOX. GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS It's Gonna Take All Of Our Love (MCA) 73 °ró of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 26/2, Light 40/19, Total Adds 21 including WXYV, WDJY, WGCI, XHRM, WDKX, WPAL, WJTT, L SIGNIFICANT ACTION KDLZ. WIZF, WXLA. Debuts at number 37 on the Urban Contemporary chart. SUAVE STETSASONIC "Sally" (Tommy Boy) 23/3 Shake Your Body (Capitol) Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 6/1. Light 15/2, Total Adds 3, KMJM, WJMI, Z92, Heavy. K104, KDAY. Medium: WDAS, 71% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 19/1, Light KRNB, WDIA, WEDR, WZAK. 48;28, Total Adds 29 including WILD, WZAK, KJLH, WDKX, WEKS, WENN, Z93, DIANNE REEVES "Better Days" (EMI-Manhattan) 22/0 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 6/0, Light 9 /0, Total Adds O. Heavy WXYV. WILD, WUSL, WDJY. XHRM, WQMG, WCDX. KFXZ, WGPR, KKSS. Medium: WVEE, WZAK, 0C104, WWDM, WFXC, WPDQ. TYKA NELSON PIECES OF A DREAM "Ain't My Love Good Enough" (EMI- Manhattan) 20i10 Marc Anthony's Tune (Cooltempo /Chrysalis) Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 3/0, Light 17/10, Total Adds 10, WEDR. K94, KMJM, KJLH, WKND, WDKX, WJTT, WJYL, WNHC, KIIZ, WLOU. on it. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 33/0, Light WCKX, KACE. Medium: 67% of our reporting stations Vue) 19/6 WZAK, KJLH, WFXA, WZFX, WJYL, 101 NORTH "So Easy" (Valley 30/10, Total Adds 10 including WVEE, WBMX, Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 6/1, Light 13/5, Total Adds 6, WDJY, WBMX, WZAK, WFXA, WTLC, KACE. Medium: WHUR, KYEA, WPLZ, WKWM. Debuts at number 40 on the Urban Contemporary chart. KRNB, KJLH, WOFX, KDKS. ICET "Colors" (Sire/WB) 19/4 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 3/0, Light 14/4, Total Adds 4, WPEG, WJTT, KWTD, WTMP. Heavy: KDAY, KYEA. Medium: NEW & ACTIVE WJHM, WCKX, KMYX. JERMAINE STEWART "Get Lucky" (Arista) 18/13 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 2/0, Light 16/13, Total Adds 13, WILD, WAMO, WHUR, KRNB, WLUM, WDKX, WQMG, WC/EX, OHIO PLAYERS "Sweat" (Track) 55/10 KWTD, WBLX, WCKX, KPRW, KACE. Medium: WWKX, KKSS. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 21/0, Light 31/10, Total Adds 10, K104, WDIA, WYLD, WOWI, WENN, WFXC, WQMG, Z104, NATALIE COLE "When I Fall In Love" (EMI -Manhattan) 18/10 WPDQ, WPLZ. Heavy: KYEA, WIMP, WKWM. Mediums include: WHUR, WHRK, WEDR, WZAK, WLUM. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 16/10. Total Adds 10, WOWI, Z93, Z104, WOFX, WPDQ, WCDX, WPLZ, KMAP, MILLIE JACKSON "Something You Can Feel" (Jive/RCA) 54/4 WWWS, WVOI. Medium: WJMI, WANM. Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 35/0, Light 17/4, Total Adds 4, WYLD, WXOK, KYEA, KMAP. Heavy: WDIA, WENN. Mediums NICOLE "Jam Packed (At The Wall)" (Epic) 17/0 include: WDJY, WHUR, KRNB, WEDR, WGCI. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/0, Light 10/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WANM, WTMP. Medium: WEDR, 0C104, WPAL, KIIZ, TAYLOR DAYNE "I'll Always Love You" (Arista) 51/15 WORL. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 12/0, Light 38/15, Total Adds 15 including WHUR, K104, WBLZ, KDAY, KJLH, KQXL, WQMG, HINDSIGHT "Small Change" (Virgin) 16/10 WALT, WOIM, WORL. Heavy: WDKX. Mediums include: WDAS, WHRK, OC104, WWKX, WAN. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2 /0, Light 14/10, Total Adds 10, KRNB, WHRK, KQXL, Z93, WJTT, WQFX, WOIS, WLOU, ALEXANDER O'NEAL "The Lovers" (Tabu /CBS) 51/2 WALT, WWWS. Medium: WJMI, WCKX. Rotations: Heavy 10/0, Medium Light 10/1, Total Adds 2, WPAL, WXLA. Heavies include: WGCI, KJLH, WDKX, WEKS, 31/1, WHISTLE "Still My Girl" (Select) 16/4 WJYL. Mediums include: WILD, WAMO, WHUR, WVEE, WDIA. Rotations: Heavy 0 /0. Medium 0 /0, Light 16/4, Total Adds 4, KMJM, KSOL, WXOK, WORL. JESSE JOHNSON "Every Shade Of Love" (A &M) 48/25 CHICO DeBARGE "Kiss Serious" (Motown) 15/14 Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 5/0, Light 42/24, Total Adds 25 including WILD, WDAS, WUSL, KRNB, K94, WBMX, WGCI, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/4, tight 11/10, Total Adds 14, WBMX, KMJM, WDKX, WJIZ. WEKS, WENN, WWDM, WFXC, WZAK, WKND, WNHC. Medium: WBLZ, WFXA, WJMI, WCKX, KDKO. KIIZ, KFXZ, WOIM, WANM, WTMP, Z92. J.J. FAD "Supersonic" (Ruthiess/Atco) 48/4 JOYCE SIMS "Walkaway" (Fresh/Sleeping Bag) 15/14 Rotations: Heavy 12/0, Medium 22/0, Light 14/4, Total Adds 4, WVEE, K94, WIKS, WWWS. Heavies include: K104, KRNB, Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 0 /0, Light 15/14, Total Adds 14, KRNB, WHRK, WLUM, WEKS, KQXL, WPAL, WJTT, KFXZ, WHRK, WBLZ, WLUM. Mediums include: WDAS, WOWI, WZAK, WDKX, WJIZ. Wols, WALT, WIKS, WORL, KHYS, WWWS. RAINY DAVIS 47/11 "Indian Giver" (Columbia) FAT BOYS 'The Twist" (Tin Pan Apple/PolyGram) 15/11 Rotations: Heavy 1/1. Medium 2/0, Light 44/10, Total Adds 11 including WDAS, 0C104, WFXC, KDLZ, WPDQ, KIPR, KOKY, Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 3/1, Light 11/9, Total Adds 11, WDJY, KPRS, 0C104, WAN, WWDM, WFXC, KPRR, KFXZ, WOOK, WANM, WTLC. Medium: WJTT, WTMP. KOKY, KYEA, WANM. Medium: K104, KIIZ. LOOSE ENDS You" (MCA) 46/24 "Watching CARL ANDERSON "Falling All Over Again" (Polydor/PolyGram) 15/9 Rotations: Heavy 3/1, Medium 11/3, Light 32/20, Total Adds 24 including WDAS, WAMO, WVEE, KMJM, XHRM, WNHC, Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 2/1, Light 13/8, Total Adds 9. KRNB, WDIA, KQXL, WZFX, WALT, WOOK, KDKS, KACE, KDIA. WEKS. WFXA, WENN, Z93. Heavy: WILD, K104. Mediums include: WHUR, WBMX,'WBLZ, WJMI, KIIZ. Medium: WJJS. Every Beat Of My (Columbia) 45/5 LEATA GALLOWAY "With Head" BRENDA RUSSELL "Gravity" (A &M) 14/14 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 13/0, Light 32/5, Total Adds 5, KRNB, KPRS, KJLH, WJIZ, KACE. Mediums include: WHUR, Rotations: Heavy 0 /0. Medium 0/0, Light 14/14, Total Adds 14, WAMO, WJIZ, WEKS, WAN, WLOU, WORL, WCDX, WCKX, WDIA, WHRK, K94, WNHC. WGPR, WKWM, KMAP, WWWS, WVOI, KACE. SHIRLEY MURDOCK "Husband" (Elektra) 41/12 JAMES "D TRAIN" WILLIAMS "In Your Eyes" (Columbia) 14/14 Rotations: Heavy 2/1, Medium 15/0, Light 24/11, Total Adds 12 including WDAS, WNHC, WPEG, WQFX, WPDQ, KIIZ, KWTD, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0 /0, Light 14/14, Total Adds 14. WDJY, WHUR, K104, WHRK, WEDR, WYLD, KMJM, KQXL, WJYL, WJJS, WORL. Heavy: WWDM. Mediums include: WEDR, WBLZ, WLUM, KMJM, WJIZ. WWDM, WFXC, WPLZ, KDKS, WANM, WTMP. WILL DOWNING Out An S.O.S." (Island) 41/6 "Sending NAJEE "Personality" (EMI -Manhattan) 13/11 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 18/1, Light 21/5, Total Adds 6, WHUR, WVEE, WHRK, K94, WPAL, WPEG. Heavy: WBMX, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 13/11. Total Adds 11. WHUR. WZAK, KQXL, WFXC, KIIZ, KYEA, KDKS, Z92, KPRW, WJMI. Mediums include: KRNB, WDIA, WGCI, KSOL, WNHC. KKSS, KMYX. DYNASTY Me (Do U Want My Love)7" (Solar) 39/4 'Tell EVON GEFFRIES & THE STAND "Sex W/O Love" (Atlantic) 13/8 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 13/0, Light 26/4, Total Adds 4, WJMI, WJJS, WORL, Z92. Mediums include: WHUR, K104, Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 1/0. Light 12/8, Total Adds 8, WZAK, KSOL, KOKY, KWTD, KDKS, WANM, Z92, KACE. WYLD, WZAK, Z93. Medium: WHRK. SIEDAH GARRETT "K.I.s.s.i.n.g." (Owest/Reprise) 38/17 ZIGGY MARLEY "Tomorrow People" (Virgin) 13/0 Rotations: Heavy 1 /0, Medium 6/0, Light 31/17, Total Adds 17 including WDIA, WYLD, KJLH, XHRM, WWKX, WXOK, WENN, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 8 /0, Total Adds O. Heavy: KMYX. Medium: XHRM, KFXZ, KDKS, WANM. Z93, KPRR, Z104. Heavy: KSOL. Mediums include: WILD, WDAS, 0C104, KIIZ, KKSS. DAVID SANBORN "Slam" (WB) 12/9 POINTER SISTERS "I'm In Love" (RCA) 38/7 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 0 /0, Light 12/9, Total Adds 9, WHRK. WFXA, WAN, WENN, WJMI, KYEA, WOIM, WGPR, Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 12/0, Light 26/7. Total Adds 7, WLUM, Z93, KIPR, WJYL, WORL, KKSS, KACE. Mediums WWWS. include: WDIA, WHRK, WNHC, WDKX, WPAL. GAP BAND "Straight From The Heart" (Total Experience) 11/5 STEVE WINW00D "Roll With It" (Virgin) 37/16 Rotations: Heavy O/O, Medium 0/0, Light 11/5, Total Adds 5, WYLD, WBLZ, KDAY, KFXZ, KACE. Rotations: Heavy 1 /0, Medium 5/1, Light 31/15, Total Adds 16 including K94, WOWI, WGCI, 0C104, WJIZ, WXOK, WENN, WZFX. WOOK, WIKS. Heavy: WCKX. Medium: WHUR, WLUM, WJTT, KMYX. WILL TO POWER "Say It's Gonna Rain" (Epic) 11/3 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/1, Light 5/2, Total Adds 3, WAMO, WDKX, WJMI. Heavy: XHRM, KKSS. Medium: KPRR. ROB BASE & D.J. E -Z ROCK "It Takes Two" (Profile) 36/4 WOIM, WJHM. Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 19/0, Light 17,4, Total Adds 4, WDIA, WFXA, WPDQ, WWWS. Mediums include: WXYV, WDAS, K104, KRNB, WOWI. GYRLZ "Wishing You Were Here" (Capitol) 11/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 1/0, Light 9/2, Total Adds 2, WLUM, WFXC. Heavy: KIIZ. Medium: WWDM. EPMD "You Gots To Chill" (Fresh /Sleeping Bag) 36/2 Rotations: Heavy 10/0, Medium 19/0, Light 7/2. Total Adds 2, WOWI, KWTD. Heavies include: K104, KRNB, WZAK, KDAY, MELI'SA MORGAN "Good Love" (Capitol) 10/3 Total Adds 3, WNHC, WJYL, WLOU. Medium: WTMP, WCKX. WPAL. Mediums include: WDIA, WHRK, WEDR, KPRS. WLUM. Rotations: Heavy 0 /O, Medium 2/0, Light 8/3, da'KRASH "Trapped In Phases" (Capitol) 36/1 ASWAD "Don't Turn Around" (Mango/Island) 10/2 Light 7/2, Total Adds 2. WPLZ, KACE. Medium: WDKX, WIKS, WTMP. Rotations. Heavy 110, Medium 8 /0, Light 27/1, Total Adds 1, WBLZ. Heavy: WTMP. Mediums include: WEDR, WFXA, KFXZ, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, WALT, KDKS THERESA "What Cha Gonna Do" (RCA) 35/6 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 5/0, Light 30/6, Total Adds 6 including WBLZ, WJIZ, WEKS, WJJS, WALT. Medium: WDIA, WHRK, KDKS,KPRW, WWWS. NEW ARTISTS ANITA POINTER "More Than A Memory" (RCA) 32/8 L Rotations: Heavy 0 /0. Medium 4/1. Light 28/7. Total Adds 8, WEDR, KPRS, KSOL, WPEG, WPDQ, KFXZ, WQQK, KMAP. Medium: WHUR, WDIA, WIMP. Reports/Adds JULIO IGLESIAS "My Love" (Columbia) 31/11 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 27/11, Total Adds 11 including KPRS, XHRM, WNHC, WWKX, WOIS, WALT, WTMP, 1 TAYLOR DAYNE /I'll Always Love You (Arista) 51/15 WGPR, WTLC, KMAP. Medium: KFXZ, KOKY, WIKS, WANM. 2 J.J. FAD /Supersonic (Ruthless /Atco) 48/4 2 LIVE CREW "Move Somethin'" (Luke Skywalker) 31/3 My Heart (Columbia) 45/5 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 1310, Light 1613, Total Adds 3, WHUR, WFXA, WQIM. Heavy: WEDR, WVOI. Mediums include: 3 LEATA GALLOWAY/With Every Beat Of K104, KRNB, WLUM, KSOL, KQXL. 4 WILL DOWNING /Sending Out An S.O.S (Island) 41/6 BURRELL "I'll Wait For You (Take Your Time)" (Virgin) 31/3 5 STEVE WINW00D /Roll With It (Virgin) 37/16 KWTD. Mediums include: WDIA, WHRK, WBLZ, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/0, Light 22/3, Total Adds 3. WZAK, WFXC, 6 ROB BASE & D.J. E -Z ROCK /It Takes Two (Profile) 36/4 KPRS, WNHC. 7 EPMD/You Gots To Chill (Fresh /Sleeping Bag) 36/2 HOWARD HEWETT "Once, Twice, Three Times" (Eleklra) 29/15 8 JULIO IGLESIAS/My Love (Columbia) 31/11 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/3, Light 23/12, Total Adds 15 including K94, WOWI, WGCI, WWKX, WXOK, WWDM, KDLZ. 31/3 Heavy: KQXL. Medium: WZAK, WEKS. 9 BURRELL /I'll Wait For You (Take Your Time) (Virgin) WJMI. WLOU, WQQK. 31/3 GLORIA ESTEFAN & MIAMI SOUND MACHINE "1 -2-3" (Epic) 28/13 2 LIVE CREW /Move Somethin' (Luke Skywalker) Rotations' Heavy 1/0, Medium 9/2, Light 18/11, Total Adds 13, WOWI, WGCI, KJLH, KSOL, WWKX, WPDQ, KFXZ, WQIS, WOOK, KDKS, Z92, KPRW, KFOX. Heavy: KKSS. Mediums include: WDIA, WHRK, WLUM, KPRR, WTMP. REBBIE JACKSON "R U Tuff Enough" (Columbia) 28/10 New Artists are Uose who have not promos',/ been reported as a Breaker by reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/0, Light 22/10, Total Adds 10, WHUR, WBLZ, KSOL, WJTT, WZFX, WOFX, KOKY, WJJS, KYEA, WQQK. 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RAD GE.GE NI0PEL Andre Marcel DAVID SANBOWN TEDDY PENDERGRASS HOWARD HIDETT EVELYN RING TEDDY PENDERGRASS PAC BAND VANESSA WILLIAMS TEDDY PENDERGRASS PRINCE RICE JAMES PRINCE STACY LATTISAW JAKS PROW INES BRENDA RUSSELL TEDDY PENDERGRASS LOOSE ENDS AL B. SURE STETSASON IC SAOS CLUB NOUVEAU SALE STEVE WINWOOD TAYLOR MINE TONY SHIRLEY HJRDOCR JAPES BROWN T.I T.E MY TEEM HARLE VANESSA HILL LAMS Hottest: JESSE JOINS. WFXAIAUguste WFXC /Durham KIILKIIleen IATALIE COLE DIELE CHICO WOARGE FULL FORCE TEDDY PENDERGRASS JULIO IGLESIAS Carl Conner Walker/Mack Lou Bennett PRINCE MELBA MOORE WBLZICInelnnatl JAKS BROWN PIECES O A C.A. FAT BOYS MICHAEL JACKSON MEL I'SA MORAN INDIA Brian GLADYS KNIGHT Hottest: JAMES BROW Castle Hottest: DAVID 5ANBONN KEITH SKAT CHICO LEBALE Hottest: WLUMIMIIwaukee RICK JAMS PRINCE KRNBIMemphis PRINCE LOBE EIDS BILLY OCEAN GREGORY /SOTT JAPES BROWN HegwoodIYoong SUAVE CHICO REBARGE C.J. Morgan AL B. SURE GEORGE MICHAEL SHIRLEY NIRMCE WHITNEY HOUSTON GEORGE MICH. GEORGE MICHAEL CHRIS 101 NORTH RID FLASH TAYLOR MINE ASPER SALE AL B. SURE DEBBIE TEDDY PENDERGRASS t LIVE CREW FAT BOYS JESSE JOHNS. ANDERS. GAP BAND GIBS. WILL TO ROER JOY WATLEY CARL WIKS/New Bern ROB BASE BY ALL MEANS NEW EDIT'. SYSTEM JAWS BROWN ICE STEWART RUN D.M.C. MIRI MW. NEW EDITION JERW TEDDY PENOERGASS Gooding/Kirkland B.BY BROWN JOYCE SIMS SALE FULL FOCE FINESSE S SYNQU35 LEVERT RICE JAMES DA PEAS Hottest: POINTER SISTERS TINA NELSON BURRELL MODERNIQUE LEATA ALLOAY THERESA SALE WPAUCMneston JOYCE SIMS WPLZIPetersburg RA INY DAVIS SYSTEM JERNAINE STEHARE OC104roaan City TERENCE TRENT D'A Nottest: JESSE JONS. HEBBIE .A1.01 Don Kendrieks NAJEE SYBIL Debbie Parker INF/RMPTI. SOCIE TEDDY PENDERGRASS GYRLZ WRECKS N Hottest: Scott JentMM JAMES BROILS EFFECTS JESSE JOHNS. PRINCE PC LYTE Hottest: TEDDY PENLERCRASS GYRL2 TEDDY PENDERGRASS WILL CONNING JEEP IRE STEM RT MICHAEL TEDDY PENDERGRASS STEVE WINWOOD MC BAND Hottest: FAT BOYS PAC BAND JACKS. .IO PLAYERS JOYCE SIPS PRINCE MADYS 511017 J.J. RAD WEIR MICHAEL MC BAND JAKS BROM o TRAIN PRINCE HINDS TINT MICHEL ACS. ALEXANDER O'NEAL PAC BAND VANESSA WILLIAMS TAYLOR DAINE GEORGE MICHAEL STEVE WINWOOD SADE NAJEE MILLIE SCOR NU SPODE WDJY/Washington SUAVE DOUG E. FRESH STACY LATTISAW PTALIE COLE J.J. RAD JESSE JOHNS. Hottest: Hottest: JAKS BROWN Brute Bailey Rouge HI's LATEST ARRIV SALE Hottest: TYRA NELSON SPIET SEPT VEY TERRY WXOKIBaton BIHBY BROW J.J. FAD WILLIE SCOT? JAMES BROM D TRAIN NEW EDIT RAINY DAVIS Matt Morton MUG E. FISH TEDDY PENDERGRASS. WZAK/Cleveland I. STAVE JOYCE SIRS KFXZILafayene TEDDY PENDELFASS OHIO PIASTERS Hottest. JOHNNY KEK MUG E. FRESH FAT BOYS SYBIL HALL L OATS Lynn Tolliver GUY TEDDY PENDELFASS LeBlanc/Jones ASWAD KMAPIMinneapolls JOHNNY KEW D TRAIN GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest: SADE Hottest: Al MICHAEL JACKS. SIEDAH GARRETT PRINCE JAMES BROW OFBORT HINES Alonzo GLADYS WIGHT TEDDY PENDERGRASS WRY TONE GE/RGE MICHAEL PRINCE SLAVE ADAMI SOUND P.I T.I BURRELL BY ALL MEANS tRGE MICHAEL TEDDY ASS NU SHOE WHISTLE KPRR/EI Paso GAP BAND WDIA/Memphls SLAVE NOLLIE DACES. TA PARA L SEEN /ELBA MORE WYLDFMINew Orlews BETTY BRI TEDDY PENDERGRASS WILLIE TINT TERRY SIEDAN GARRETT CENTE PF OLD ACS. PRINCE PerrylMolano Bobby O'Jay JESSE 5OHNS. STEVE WINWOOD SIEPH GARRETT BlowNSawga JAMES BROTH LOSE ENDS 101 NORTH TRRRY WM SALE CHICO REBARGE STACY LATTISAW JULIO IGLESIAS WUSLPI+rdelphla Hot t RICK JAMES SCMITTI PO.ITTI R. BASE RURPIS BLOW tes FAT BOYS MILLIE DACES. GLADYS 01IGIR Dave Allan JonINT KEK HOW. HEWETT Z93/Charleston PAT BOYS .IO PLAYERS 101 ANTE Hottest: SLAVE D TRAIN KDKS/Shreveport MTALIE COLE EVELYN KING GREGORY BINES SIEDAE GARRETT TYRA METS. MICHAEL Clllf Fieleher LDDEE ENDS GAP BAND BRII Sharp STEVE MINNOOD CE JAMS TEDDY PENDELFASS GEORGE S INLAH GA PETE MILLIE SCOTT Eva GEYERIS A T ANITA POINTER AL B. SURE HOWARD PETE JESSE JOGS. J ERItINE TEDDY PENDERGRASS SYSTEM CARL ANERS. !WEE STEW. SIEOAH came,? JOYCE SIMS SIEDAH CARKETT RICE JAPES BRENDA FISSELL PUBLIC ENEMY PRINCE KLBA MORE POKI PAUL DACES. JR. AL B. SURE LOOSE HMO NOIR. CHIC PLATERS BILLY OCEAN RICE JA /ES IS ITN SWEAT IXODE MC BAND RICE JAWS Hottest: HINDS ICE? MECS N EFFECTS SALE GLADYS HUGE? Hottest: D TRAIN SUAVE SYBIL Hottest: IRMA es EPIC WHU W W gHngbn SLAVE Hottest: t TEDDY PENDERGRASS SRI RIMY KIRMCK ARITA POINTER MT JAZZY JEFF GEORGE MI CRAM. DOM E. PESH Mike Archie CHRIS ASPER GEORGE MICHAEL B ETTY WIGHT MIAMI SCENE PCHI JESSE J00N501 Nottest: OBGE MICHEL PRINCE OLEIL WPEO MIKI HOWARD Nu SHOO. 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SHIRLEY MURDOCK STEVE WINWOOD . JERPINE STEWNT PAIN ABDUL TOLE TERRY JULIO IGLESIAS WILL DAWN LNG HOWARD HEWETT MICHAEL ACES. GREGORY HINES BY ALL MEANS ICE T CARL ANLEMS. BRENDA BISSELL Hottest: MIAMI SOUND PAM HINDSIGHT WILL LOWING STACY LATTISAW Hottest: TYH KOS. MIAMI SEND MOOI LOOSE ENDS GEORGE MICHAEL JOYCE SIMS JOYCE SIMS JESSE JOINS. JESSE JOINS. PRINCE REBBIE ACES. MORI RD JEROle PRISTER REN PETE HINDSIGHT MLR GREGORY HINES WANMITallahassee SYB IL SIMPLES MURDOCK TEDDY PENDERGRASS LASTE KLAN PASRKIAN PRINCE SLAVE D TRAIN J.J. RAD Joe Bullard TELL RAINY DAV IS GEORGE MICHEL Hottest: Hottest: NEW EDITION TERENCE TIENT D'A DAVID SAMBORN RICK JAKS MILLIE SCOTT Hottest: MUG E. FRESH GEORGE MICHAEL JAPES BROW STACY LATT ISAR STACY LETTISAN GREGORY HINES Nottest: STEVE WINWOOD JERPINE STEWART AL B. 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VANESSA WILL IA MS Chris Turner PSALM COLE PAJEE PUBLIC ENEMY PAJEE MT PRINCE 'ERMINE STEWART JOYCE SIMS SALE RICE JAKS RI'S LATEST ARRIN/ TRE PTHEPTIOS Hottest: MIAMI SOUND MCHI MICHAEL ACES. W OPRIDetroIt GLADYS 51101? STACY LATTISAW BRENDA SLAVE EV. CHEFRIES U T STEVIE MENDER Hottest: AL B. SURE MSSELL STACY LATTISAW MC BIND Hottest: JAllY JEFF Joe Spencer WERE Hottest: BAND TEDDY PENDELFASS CHIO DEBAR. STEEL PULSE FULL FORCE Panics PC GEORGE MICHAEL SYSTEM GEORGE MICHAEL JAMES BROWN LOOSE ENDS J.J. RAD BILLY OCEAN JAPES BROWN J/mNY KEW' PRINCE BRENDA FRSSELL RAINY DAVIS PAULA ABDUL WOMGIGreensboro PRINCE D TRAIN JOYCE SIMS TAIL. MINE 2IOY PARLEY TEDDY PENDERGRASS SOAVE Hottest: PEBBLES Mike Wheeler PC BAND WORUOdando JULIO IGLESIAS MR BASE GAP BRAD JAZZY JEFF GREGORY ABBOTT DAVID SANBON FED TINE /CHI STACY LATTISAW Earl James SYBIL Nottest: J.J. Hottest: T.E SALE FIT TRACIE SPENCER XHRM/San Diego TEDDY PENDERGRASS BY ALL MEANS L 'TRIMM JULIO IGLESIAS JEWS BROWN BIZ PARIE BY ALL MEANS WILL TO KIPRILIKle Rock ICE T TEDDY PENDERGRASS POKE ICE T Clark/McCollum LOSE ENDS WEDRIMIami SIEDA1 GARRETT Kevin Brown WHISTLE SALE NEW EDITI. RN D.M.c. KKFX /Seams JERPINE STEWART rottest: STEEL PULSE Jackson/Jones BRENDA RUSSELL MC BAND REGINA DEERE Bob Wikstrom OHIO PuRPS JOY WATLET Hottest: YOUNG MC JOYCE SEMS CHRIS GLADYS KNIGHT N IOOE BROWN JAZZY JEFF PRINCE JULIO IGLESIAS ASPER PIECES OF A DREAF JAKS KDKOIDenver SADE D YNASTY TEDDY P511150 ASS SIEAR GA EMIT MIAMI 50045 RECHI TAYLOR DAINE SALE POINTER SISTERS ANITA POINTER TAYL/R MINE Danny Harris LOOSE ENDS LOwe ENDS Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL STACY GTTISAN BOOGIE FULL FORCE S HI RIET MURDOCK KJLHILos Angeles GLADYS WIGHT STACY UTTISAW PRINCE BOYS STACY UTTISAW TEDDY PENDERGRASS KMJM/St. Louis D TRAIN B IZ MEMIE GREGORY HINES Winston SCRITTI TEASE DIANNE REEVES SCRITTI RELITTI TRACTS SPENCER Mike Streritord Cliff PO.ITTI Rottest: POINTER SISTERS LOOSE ENDS RICK JAPES MUG E. 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HIGHWAY 101 (50) 3 2 Total WKS WKS LW 1W Reports /Adds Heavy Medium Light HANK WILLIAMS JR. (48) HOLLY DUNN (45) 4 2 1 1 ALABAMA /Fallin' Again (RCA) 172/0 162 9 1 EDDY RAVEN (42) 6 6 2 ROSANNE CASH /If You Your Mind (Columbia) 170/0 150 18 2 10 Change STEVE WARINER (32) 11 9 5 0 NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND /Workin' Man (Nowhere To Go) (WB) 169/2 130 34 5 RICKY SKAGGS (30) 12 10 6 0 MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY with RYAN MURPHEY / Talkin' To The Wrong Man (WB) 168/1 129 31 8 McCARTERS (29) DAN SEALS (27) 19 17 10 0 GEORGE STRAIT /Baby Blue (MCA) 173/0 98 69 6 RODNEY CROWELL (25) 7 7 4 6 SWEETHEARTS OF THE RODEO /Satisfy You (Columbia) 160/3 120 28 12 FORESTER SISTERS (25) 14 11 9 Q VERN GOSDIN/Set'Em Up Joe (Columbia) 164/0 120 38 6
2 1 3 8 TANYA TUCKER / If It Don't Come Easy (Capitol) 155/0 113 37 5
15 14 11 0 MICHAEL JOHNSON /I Will Whisper Your Name (RCA) 166/0 110 52 4 zo 18 12 m RICKY VAN SHELTON /Don't We All Have The Right (Columbia) 169/0 96 68 5 16 15 13 a CONWAY TWITTY /Goodbye Time (MCA) 160/0 75 76 9 HOTTEST 17 16 14 ® EXILE /Just One Kiss (Epic) 161/0 73 79 9 21 1s 15 0 REBA McENTIRE /Sunday Kind Of Love (MCA) 166/0 59 99 8 ALABAMA (100) 24 21 17 KEITH WHITLEY /Don't Close Your Eyes (RCA) 167/1 65 95 7 o M.M. MARTIN w /R. MURPHEY (67, 28 25 1s RESTLESS HEART/Bluest Eyes In Texas (RCA) 170/1 25 130 15 ® ROSANNE CASH (66) 25 23 1e o SOUTHERN PACIFIC /Midnight Highway (WB) 158/4 51 87 20 NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND (58) 27 24 20 a SCHUYLER, KNOBLOCH & BICKHARDT /Givers And Takers (MTM) 163/2 37 101 25 VERN GOSDIN (57) 31 27 22 BELLAMY BROTHERS /I'll Give You All My Love Tonight (MCA /Curb) 163/7 28 112 23 TANYA TUCKER (55) SWEETHEARTS OF THE RODEO (49) 35 29 23 e) EDDIE RABBITT /The Wanderer (RCA) 169/4 11 129 29 GEORGE STRAIT (47) 3 3 8 20 DESERT ROSE BAND /He's Back And I'm Blue (MCA/Curb) 122/1 54 51 17 RICKY VAN SHELTON (40) 5 5 7 21 GATLIN BROTHERS/Love Of A Lifetime (Columbia) 118/0 56 50 12 MICHAEL JOHNSON (24) 42 30 © JUDDS /Give A Little Love (RCA/Curb) 168/17 3 113 52 KEITH WHITLEY (24) 33 31 28 ® LEE GREENWOOD /I Still Believe (MCA) 142/10 15 85 42 37 32 29 C CHARLEY PRIDE /I'm Gonna Love Her On The Radio (16th Avenue /Capitol) 141/13 15 79 47 32 30 27 ® SHENANDOAH /She Doesn't Cry Anymore (Columbia) 1311/11 18 75 38
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47 40 RODNEY CROWELL/I Couldn't Leave You If I Tried (Columbia) 139/25 3 54 82 0 2 LARRY BOONE /Don't Give... (Mer. /PG) ... 59/22 41 38 34 ® K.D. LANG /I'm Down To My Last Cigarette (Sire/WB) 114/9 8 63 43 3 WAGONEERS /I Wanna Know Her... (A &M) .36/21 ao 37 35 Q TAMMY WYNETTE /Beneath A Painted Sky (Epic) 111/9 7 66 38 4 CANYON /In The Middle... (16th Ave.) 34/7 Other Guy (Capitol) 33/16 BREAKER © HIGHWAY 101/ (Do You Love Me) Just Say Yes (WB) 128/50 0 37 91 5 DAVID SLATER/The 6 JEFF CHANCE /Hopelessly Falling (Curb) 24/9 0 12 25 35 DON WILLIAMS /Another Place, Another Time (Capitol) 61/0 22 21 18 7 RIC STEEL/Whose Baby Are You (Panache) 22/3 McCARTERS /The Gift (WB) 111/29 1 37 73 BREAKER p 8 MARTY HAGGARD /Now You See... (MTM) 20/9 You 49 46 42 e RONNIE McDOWELL /I'm Still Missing (Curb) 95/12 3 43 49 9 JILL JORDAN /I Did It For Love (Maxx) 12/2 BREAKER p EDDY RAVEN /Joe Knows How To Live (RCA) 111/42 1 24 86 10 GOLDENS /Sorry Girls (Epic) 11/6 22 20 21 39 FOSTER & LLOYD /Texas In 1880 (RCA) 67/0 8 44 15
- 46 RICKY SKAGGS /Thanks Again (Epic) 100/30 1 37 62 a New Artists are those who have not previously 23 22 24 41 DAVID LYNN JONES/High Ridin' Heroes (Mercury /PG) 59/0 7 28 24 been reported by 60% of the reporting stations. - - 47 Z VINCE GILL /The Radio (RCA) 93/16 1 34 58 8 8 26 43 D. PARTON, L. RONSTADT, & E. HARRIS /Wildflowers (WB) 45/0 10 19 16
9 26 39 44 EARL THOMAS CONLEY /What She Is (Is A Woman In Love) (RCA) 40/0 19 16 5 MOST ADDED & HOTTEST list those songs achiev- STEVE WARINER Should Be With You (MCA) 90/32 0 15 75 ing the most adds nationally, and the songs reported I DEBUT 0 /I "hottest compiled from all our reporters. The number - 50 BURCH SISTERS /Everytime You Go Outside I Hope It Rains (Mercury /PG) 74/15 1 24 49 in parentheses immediately following the songs in 1 47 44 41 47 JUDY RODMAN /Goin' To Work (MTM) 78/2 35 42 Most Added & Hottest indicate the total number of 13 13 36 48 BILLY JOE ROYAL /Out Of Sight And On My Mind (Atlantic America) 52/0 8 30 14 Country reporters adding the song this week or noting that the song is among their five hottest. HOLLY DUNN/That's What Your Loves Does To Me (MTM) 73/45 1 11 61 I DEBUT 0 DAN SEALS /Addicted (Capitol) 67/27 1 9 57 I DEBUT ) a
McCARTERS The Gift (WB) On 64% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 37, Light 73, Total BREAKERS. Adds 29 including WCAO, WBOS, WOBE, WDSY, WCVR, WCOS, KNFM, WSIX, WWKA, WTOR, WBVE, WUBE, WCUZ, WGEE, KFKF, KRST, KUZZ, KFMS, KNIX, KSAN. Moves 43 -36 on the Country chart. HIGHWAY 101 EDDY RAVEN (Do You Love Me) Just Say Yes (WB) Joe Knows How To Live (RCA) On 74% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 37, Light 91, Total Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 24, Light 86, Total Adds 50 including WGNA, WVAM, WCAO, WBOS, WOKO, WZZK, WEZL, WCOS, On 64% of reporting stations. WAYZ, WTCR, WXTU, WDSY, WKHX, KYKR, WRNS, KSCS, WKLO, WSLR, WUSN, WBVE, WCUZ, KTTS, KRKT, KIK -FM, KKCS, KKAT, Adds 42 including WVAM, WMNI, KJJY, KWMT, KXRB, KRKT, KRST, KIZN, KYGO, KDRK. Moves 45 -34 on the Country chart. KPLX, KSSN, WSLR, KKAT. Moves 48 -38 on the Country chart.
All The Bets Are In For The Daily Double... THE HIGHWAY Warner Bros. McCARTERS 101 Wins Again With "The Gift" "Just Say DOUBLE Yes" BREAKERS
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SKIP EWING "I Don't Have Far To Fall" (MCA) 28/19 NEW & ACTIVE Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 25, Total Adds 19, WOBE, WZPR, WWVA, KRRV, WRNS, KSSN, KYKX, KKYX, L WTQR, KFGO, WDAF, WOW, KTTS, KVOO, KRKT, KYAK, KRWQ, KWJJ, KALF. ,- JANIE FRICKIE "I'll Walk Before I'll Crawl" (Columbia) 27/17 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 6, Light 21, Total Adds 17, WAYZ, WWVA, KRRV, WEZL, KYKX, WTVR, KKYX, KSO, WAXX. KWMT, KTTS, KFDI, KRKT, KFRE, KNIX, KDRK. Medium: WUSY, WTVY, KIKK. RICKY SKAGGS "Thanks Again" (Epic) 100/30 KFGO, Rotations. Heavy 1, Medium 37, Light 62, Total Adds 30 including WRKZ, WTCR, WPOR, WWVA, WILO, KPLX, EARL THOMAS CONLEY & EMMYLOU HARRIS "We Believe In Happy Endings" (RCA) 24/24 WMSI, KSSN, WKSJ, WTVR, WUBE, WGARFM, WYNG, WMIL, KZSN, KILN, KFMS, KNEW, KCKC, KDRK. Moves Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 20, Total Adds 24. WZPR. KRRV, WLVK, WSOC. WUSY. WTVY, WAMZ, WOKK, 46 -40 on the Country chart. KBMR. KSO, WCUZ, WDAF, KXXY, WTCM, KWOX, WOXK, KUZZ, KVOC, KYGO, KFRE, KEKB, KWHT, KNIX, KSOP. VINCE GILL "The Radio" (RCA) 93/16 JEFF CHANCE "Hopelessly Falling" (Curb) 24/9 Rotations: Heavy 1. Medium 34, Light 58, Total Adds 16, WZPR, WWVA, WXBQ, WSIX, WNOE, WUBE, WYNG, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 21, Total Adds 9, WWVA, WRNS, WOKK, KSO, WAXX, KXXY, KTTS, KVOO, WGEE, KFKF, WOW. KZSN, KYAK, KKCS, KFMS, KUPL, KCCY. Heavy: KLLL. Medium: WEZL, WAMZ, KKAT. Moves KFDI. Medium: WTVY, KIKK, WCMS. Light: KRRV. WDXE, KKYX, WTQR, WSLR, KFGO, WDAF, WWJO, WTCM, 47 -42 on the Country chart. KVOC, KRWO, KSOP. STEVE WARINER "I Should Be With You" (MCA) 90/32 RIC STEEL "Whose Baby Are You" (Panache) 22/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 15. Light 75, Total Adds 32 including WGNA, WHWK, WZPR, WDSY, WZZK, WSOC, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 18, Total Adds 3, WZPR, KKYX, WKKQ. Medium: WAYZ, WTVY, KBMR, WOW. WCOS, KISSFM, WLWI, WNOE, WOWW, WUBE, KFKF, KRST, KIK -FM, KIZN, KCCY, KIIQ, KRPM, KDRK. Debuts at Light WAJR, CHOW, WWVA, WORC, WRNS, WDXE, WCMS, KJNE, KTTS, KFDI, KVOC, KRWQ, KEKB, KWJJ, KALF. number 45 on the Country chart. GEORGE JONES "The Old Man No One Loves" (Epic) 22/0 12, BURCH SISTERS "Everytime You Go Outside I Hope It Rains" (Mercury/PolyGram) 74/15 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 10, Light Total Adds 0. Medium: WZPR, WKLO, KIKK, WTVR, KKYX, KFGO, KTTS, Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 24, Light 49, Total Adds 15, WVAM, WCAO, WHWK, WAYZ, WCVR, KEAN, KYKX, WSIX, WTCM, KRKT, KCKC. Light: WAYZ, WUSY, WDXE, WOKK, WOWW, WAXX, KWMT, WDAF, WWJO, WTHI, KVOO, WCHY, WUSQ, KVOO, KWOX, WQXK, KIZN, KDRK. Heavy. KSO. Medium: KS$N, WWKA, KTTS, KFDI. Moves 50 -46 KTOM. on the Country chart MARTY HAGGARD "Now You See 'Em, Now You Don't" (MTM) 20/9 HOLLY DUNN "That's What Your Love Does To Me" (MTM) 73/45 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 2, Light 18, Total Adds 9, CHOW, WDXE, KYKX, KKYX, KFGO, KVOO, KRKT, KUUY, Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 11, Light 61, Total Adds 45 including WQCB, WYRK, WRKZ, WPOR, KEAN, KASE, KALF. Medium KBMR Light WAYZ, WTVY, KSO, WDAF, WOW, WWJO, KFDI, KVOC, KFRE, KRWQ. WLWI, KKYX, WTQR, WBVE, WMUS, KXXY, KZSN, WOXK, KUZZ, KUGN, KWHT, KIIQ, KTOM, KRPM. Debuts at MARTY STUART "Matches" (Epic) 14/1 number 49 on the Country chart Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 10, Total Adds 1, KIK -FM. Medium: WEZL, KKYX. KTTS, KRKT. Light: WUSY, DAN SEALS "Addicted" (Capitol) 67/27 WWKA, WTVR, KFGO, KXXY, KV00, KFDI, KWJJ, KTOM. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 9, Light 57, Total Adds 27 including WHWK WRKZ, KASE, WXBQ, KKIX, KIKK, WSIX, JILL JORDAN "I Did It For Love" (Maxi) 12/2 WOYK, WAXX, KFGO, WMUS, KTTS, KRKT, KRST, KLZ, KFRE, KIIQ. KSOP, KRPM, KDRK. Debuts at number 50 on Rotations Heavy O. Medium 1, Light 11, Total Adds 2, KJNE, KWMT. Medium: WTVY. Light: WDXE, KYKX, WTVR, the Country chart. KKYX, WMNI, KFGO, KVOO. KFDI, KRWQ. LARRY BOONE "Don't Give Candy To A Stranger" (Mercury/PolyGram) 59/22 GOLDENS "Sorry Girls" (Epic) 11/6 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 15, Light 44, Total Adds 22, WVAM, WOBE, WRKZ, WCVR, CHOW, KEAN, WEZL, KIKK, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 10, Total Adds 6, WRNS, WTVY, WDXE, KRWQ, KTOM, KSOP. Medium: WEZL. WOKK, WLWI, KJNE, WMNI, KCJB, KTTS, WTHI, KRKT, KIK -FM, KYAK,: KWHT, KALF, KCKC, KDRK. Light: WZPR, WCMS, KWOX, KWJJ. JOHN WESLEY RYLES "Nobody Knows" (WB) 56/10 RANDY VANWARMER "It's A Heartache" (16th Avenue /Capitol) 9/5 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 14, Light 42, Total Adds 10, WZPR, WWVA, WKLO, KIKK, WMSI, WOYK, WUSQ, WAXX, Rotations Heavy O. Medium O. Light 9, Total Adds 5. KMML. WDXE, KFGO, KVOO, KRKT. Light: KRRV, WOKK, KIK -FM, KDRK. Medium: KRRV, KYKR, WRNS, WTVY, WOKK, KKYX, KBMR, KFGO, WOW, KTTS, WTCM, KRKT, WOW. KEKB KTOM, KSOP. WESTERN UNION BAND "Bed Of Roses" (Shawn -Del) 8/4 HANK WILLIAMS JR. "If The South Woulda Won" (WB/Curb) 52/48 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 7, Total Adds 4, KKYX, KFGO, KVOO, KIK -FM. Medium: KSO. Light: WTVY, Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 8, Light 41, Total Adds 48 including WPOC, WRKZ, WAJR, KEAN, WKHX, WLVK, WUSY, WTVR, KEKB. KIKK, WMSI, KYKX, WGKX, WKSJ, WSIX, WOWW. KRMD, WDAF, KXXX, WQXK, KUZZ, KWJJ, KSOP, KSAN.
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ARTIST /Song Title (Label) Album Title MARIE OSMOND "Without A Trace" (Capitol /Curb) 51/4 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 18, Light 33, Total Adds 4, WQCB, WHWK. KRKT, KIZN. Medium: WZPR, KEAN, WEZL, WUSY, WPAP, WTVR, KKYX, KBMR, WAXX, KFGO, WCUZ, KTTS, KUZZ, KNIX, KALF, KSOP, KDRK. GEORGE STRAIT /If You Ain't Lovin',... (MCA) If You Ain't Lovin,... STATLER BROTHERS "Am I Crazy" (Mercury/PolyGram) 49/11 REBA McENTIRE /Respect (MCA) Reba Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 18, Light 31, Total Adds 11, WQCB, WYRK, WTCR, WAMZ, WTQR, WAXX, WTSO, WOW, KRKT, KEKB, KWHT. Medium: KYKR, WEZL, WSOC, WUSY, WCMS, WOWW, KKYX, KTTS, KUUY, KNIX. RODNEY CROWELL /Above And Beyond (Columbia) Diamonds And Dirt Home" (WB) 46 /25 FORESTER SISTERS "Letter EDDIE RABBITT /She's An Old Cadillac (RCA) I Wanna Dance Nith... Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 3, Light 42, Total Adds 25, WPOC, WQCB.. WQBE, WWVA, KEAN, WSOC, KHEY, KYKX, KSO, KFGO, WTHI, KWOX, KRKT, KUUY, KYGO, KFRE, KWJJ, KCCY, KALF, KTOM, WOKK, WKSJ, KJNE, WAXX, CHARLEY PRIDE /Where Was I (16th Avenue/Capitol) I'm Gonna Love Her KRPM. Time One Night TOM WOPAT "Hey Little Sister" (Capitol) 46/14 SWEETHEARTS OF THE RODEO /I Feel Fine (Columbia) One Rotations. Heavy 0. Medium 12, Light 34, Total Adds 14, WOBE, WRKZ, KRRV, WUSY, KHEY, WLWI, WKYO, RONNIE McDOWELL/Suspicion (Curb) I'm Still Missing You WOWW, KSO, WCUZ, WTHI, KVOO, KRKT, KIK -FM. Medium: KEAN, WTVY, WCMS, KKYX, WTCM, KALF. MOE BANDY "Ashes In The Wind" (Curb) 38/17 JO -EL SONNIER /Tear Stained Letter (RCA) Come On Joe KIKK, WOKK, WTVR, KKYX, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 7, Light 31, Total Adds 17, WVAM, WWVA, WEZL, WUSY, CONWAY TWITTY /Saturday Night Special (MCA) Still In Your Dreams KFGO, KWMT, WWJO, KWOX, KRKT, KIK -FM, KIZN, KEKB, KWHT. Medium: WOWW, KNIX, KSOP. WAGONEERS "I Wanna Know Her Again" (A&M) 36 /21 K.D. LANG /Waltz Me Once Again Around The (Sire /WB) Shadowland Total Adds WCVR, KASE, KHEY, KIKK, WDXE, WAMZ, WOKK. Rotations, Heavy O. Medium 2, Light 34, 21, CHOW, Had Windows WNOE, WODR, WTVR, KKYX, KFGO, KTTS, WTCM. KVOO, KFDI, KRKT, KIK -FM, KUUY, KTOM. PATTY LOVELESS/I Can't Get You... (MCA) If My Heart CANYON "In The Middle Of The Night" (16th Avenue /Capitol) 34/7 GEORGE STRAIT /Under These Conditions (MCA) If You Ain'tLovin,... Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 9, Light 25, Total Adds 7, KHEY, KKIX WAMZ, KJNE, KFDI, KRKT, KALF. Medium: WORC, WRNS, KPLX, WTVY, KKYX, KFGO, WTSO, WOW. Light: WWVA. WEZL, WCMS, KWJJ, KSOP. K.D. LANG /Black Coffee (Sire/WB) Shadowland DAVID SLATER "The Other Guy" (Capitol) 33/16 MICHAEL JOHNSON/Oh Rosalee (RCA) That's That Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 5, Light 28, Total Adds 16, WZPR, KRRV, WXBO, WEZL, WLWI, WNOE, WTVR, KKYX, KJNE, WTQR, KTTS, KVOO, KRKT, KWJJ, KALE, KTOM. Medium: WRNS, WCMS. JUDDS/Old Pictures (RCA/Curb) Heartland
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MOST ADOED EAST HOTTEST MOST ADDED SOUTH HOTTEST MOST ADDED MIDWEST HOTTEST MOST ADDED WEST HOTTEST Eddy Raves (RCA) Alabama (RCA) Highway 101 (WB) Alabama (RCA) Hank Williams Jr. (WB/Curb) Alabama (RCA) Highway 101 (WB) Alabama (RCA) Holly Dunn (MTN) Rosanne Cuh (Columbia) McCarter (WB) Nifty Grlly Dirt Band (WB) Holly Dunn (MTM) Rosanne Cash (Columbia) Holly Dunn (MTN) M.M. Murphey w/R. Murphey (WB) Forester (WB) M.M. Murphey w/R. Murphey Vern Gosdln (Columbia) Elster (WB) Hank Williams Jr. (WB/Curb)
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www.americanradiohistory.com June 17, 1988 RaR 69 RAR NATIONAL AIRPLAY ADULT CONTEMPORARY BREAKERS® MOST ADDED HOTTEST BOZ SCAGGS (62) LITTLE RIVER BAND (24) JETS (57) JOE COCKER (21) RICK ASTLEY (47) SWING OUT SISTER ELTON JOHN (15) BELINDA CARLISLE (39) TAYLOR (15) JAMES BILLY VERA & THE BEATERS (28) REO (14) Surrender (Mercury /PolyGram) SPEEDWAGON BRUCE HORNSBY (27) TIFFANY (13) 53% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 22, Light HALL & OATES (24) BRENDA RUSSELL (12) 25, Total Adds 6, KLCY, WAEB, WIZD, KEFM, WECQ, WTNY. SADE (23) (10) BILL MEDLEY CHER (20) MACHINE (9) MIAMI SOUND BASTA (18) L NEW & ACTIVE
CLIFF RICHARD "Some People" (Striped Horse) 22/4 TAYLOR DAYNE "I'll Always Love You" (Arista) 37/8 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 6/1, Light 16/3, Total Adds 4, WEBE, WSLO, WSKI, WORG. Medium including WEIM, WMTFM, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 16/4, Light 21/4, Total Adds 8, WOMC, WZNY, KEY103, KEFM, WTNY, WFPA, KHOZ, WAFL, KHOZ. WAHR, KYJC. Light including WXTC, WNAM, WTRX, WCKQ, WGSV, WCAC, WBGM, WZLQ, WAEV. Medium including Y103, WMGN, WWMJ, WEIM, WKNE, WAFL, WSKI, WKCX, WZLQ, KYJC, KAYN, KMGQ. WJTW, WJON, KKLV, KAYN. KVIC, WIHN, WTWR, Light including WAEB, WSLQ. WNAM, WTRX, WCKQ, WKTK, WGSV, KRLB, WORG, WBGM, FULL SWING "2 Good 2 Be 4 Gotten" (Cypress /A &M) 22/3 KKLV. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2/0, Light 20/3, Total Adds 3, WKTK, KRLB, KMGQ. Medium: WSKI, KYJC. Light TIFFANY "Feelings Of Forever" (MCA) 35/13 including B100, KEY103, WNAM, WEIM, WAFL, WFPA, WORG, WKCX, WZLQ, WMTFM, WJON, KSTR, KAYN. WWMJ, WKNE, WTNY, KHOZ, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 6/1, Light 29/12, Total Adds 13, WAEB, WTFM, WNAM, SCARLETT & BLACK "Let Yourself Go -Go" (Virgin) 22/0 WAFL, WSKI, WCKQ, WAHR, WKCX. Light Including KRLB, WAEV, WBGM, WIHN, KSTR, KYJC. Medium including Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 510, Light 17!0, Total Adds O. Medium. WSKI, KHOZ, WAHR, KKLV, KYJC. Light: WSLQ, WORG, WCAC, WZLQ, KVIC, KAYN. WMGS. KEY103, WSLQ, 3WM, WEIM, WOHO, WCVQ, WFPA, WKTK, WEIM, WGLL, WAFL, WKSB, WCKO, WFPA, WGSV, KRLB WORG, WCAC, WBGM, WZLQ, WTWR, WJON, KSTR, TEDDY PENDERGRASS "Joy" (Elektra) 31/3 KAYN. Medium: WPIX, KWFM, WEIM, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 10/0, Light 21 ,3, Total Adds 3, WNAM, KHOZ, WJON. JONI MITCHELL "My Secret Place" (Geffen) 21/2 B100, WEBE, KEY103, WSLQ, WOHQ, WKSB, WAFL, WSKI, WGSV, WORG, WKCX, WZLQ, WMTFM. Light including Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 410, Light 1712, Total Adds 2, WTRX, WIHN. Medium: KWFM, WEIM, WSKI, WAHR. Light WCKQ, WFPA, KRLB, KVIC, WIHN, KSTR, KYJC, KAYN. including WEBE, KEY103, WSLQ, WNAM, WAFL, WFPA, WGSV, WORG, WCAC, WZLQ, WMTFM, KKLV, KSTR, JON ANDERSON "Hold On To Love" (Columbia) 30/1 KYJC, KAYN. WAFL, WSKI, WFPA, KHOZ, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 11/0, Light 19/1, Total Adds 1, WONY. Medium: KWFM, JAMES TAYLOR "Baby Boom Baby" (Columbia) 20/15 WKYE, KEY103, WNAM, WTRX, WLHT, WFMK, WHNN, WORG, WKCX, WZLO, WJON, KYJC, KAYN. Light including Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1/0, Light 19/15, Total Adds 15. WRMF, WNAM, WWMJ, WEIM, WONY, WKNE, WKTK, KVIC, WMTFM, WTWR, KSTR. WEIM, WKNE, WCKQ, WGSV, WCAC, WBGM, WMJC, KVIC, WWMTFM, WTWR, WJON, KSTR, KYJC, KAYN, KMGQ. Medium: WOXY. Light including KHOZ, WORG, WKCX, COREY HART "In Your Soul" (EMI- Manhattan) 25/2 WZLQ. WAFL, WSKI, WCKQ, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 7/0, Light 18/2, Total Adds 2, WTWR, WJON. Medium: WKYE, BILL MEDLEY "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother" ( Scotti Bros. /CBS) 20/10 WKSB, WFPA, WKTK, WORG, WAEV, KHOZ, WKCX, KYJC. Light including B100, WSLQ, WNAM, WEIM, WGLL, Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 611. Light 1419, Total Adds 10, WAEB, WLHT, WFMK, WHNN, KWFM, WSKI, WGSV, WCAC, WBGM, WZLQ, WMTFM, KKLV, KAYN. WAHR. WMJC, KWEB. Medium including WKYE, WEIM, WKNE, WKCX, WMTFM. Light including WTRX, WZLQ, KSTR, KYJC, KAYN. ZIGGY MARLEY "Tomorrow People" (Virgin) 20/8 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium L1. Light 19/7, Total Adds 8, WKYE, WZNY, WSLQ, WMGN, WSKI, WGSV, KRLB, WKCX Light including B100. WEIM, WAFL, WCKQ, WFPA, WORG, WAEV, WCAC, WZLQ, WMTFM, KYJC, KAYN. TONY TERRY "Forever Yours" (Epic) 18/1 L SIGNIFICANT ACTION Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 13/1, Total Adds 1, KWAV. Heavy: WAFL. Medium: WEIM, WCAC, KSTR, KYJC. Light including B100, WNAM, WSKI, WCKQ, WFPA, WORG, WBGM, WZLQ, KVIC, WMJC, WJTW, KAYN. TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY "Sign Your Name" (Columbia) 18/1 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 11/0, Light 7/1, Total Adds 1, KYJC. Medium: B100, WKYE, WZNY, WEIM, WAFL, WSKI, LITTLE RIVER BAND "Love Is A Bridge" (MCA) 24/24 WCKQ. WORG, WAEV. KVIC, WMTFM. Light including WTRX, WWMJ, WCVQ, WKTK, WZLQ, KAYN. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 24/24, Total Adds 24, B100, WKYE, WZNY, KEY103, WSLQ, WNAM, KWFM, WWMJ, WEIM, WSKI, WOHQ, WCVQ, WFPA, WGSV, KRLB, WORG, WKCX, WZLQ, KVIC, WMTFM, KSTR, KYJC, DAVID BENOIT "The Key To You" (GRP) 17/6 Medium: KAYN, KMGQ. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3/0, Light 14/6, Total Adds 6, WEBE, WAFL, WOHO, WORG, KSTR, KYJC. WEIM, WAHR, WMTFM. Light including KEY103, WSKI, WCAC, WZLO, KVIC, KKLV, KAYN, KMGQ. JOE COCKER "A Woman Loves A Man" (Capitol) 22/21 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2/2, Light 20/19, Total Adds 21, WEBE, WKYE, KEY103, WNAM, WTRX, KWFM, WWMJ, REO SPEEDWAGON "Here With Me" (Epic) 14/14 WKNE, WEIM, WAFL, WSKI, WOHO, WFPA, WGSV, WAHR, WORG, WKCX, WBGM, WZLQ, KYJC, KAYN, KMGQ. Light Rotations- Heavy O. Medium 0, Light 14114, Total Adds 14, B100, WEBE, WKYE, WMGS, WZNY, WAFL, including WZNY. WSKI. WOHQ, WBGM, WZLQ, WTWR, KYJC, KAYN. BRENDA RUSSELL "Gravity" (A &M) 13/12 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 13/12, Total Adds 12, KEY103, WNAM, WTRX, WEIM, WSKI, WCVQ, WFPA, KHOZ, KVIC, WMTFM, KYJC, KAYN. Light including WZLQ. SHIRLEY EIKHARD "You're My Weakness" (Cypress /A &M) 13/4 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 13/4, Total Adds 4, KEY103, WGSV, WMTFM, KAYN. Light including WEIM, BREAKOUTS WKNE. WAFL. WSKI, WORG, WCAC, WZLQ, KSTR, KYJC. L ROTATION JOHNNY MATHIS "I'm On The Outside Looking In" (Columbia) 12/8 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 4 /1, Light 8/7, Total Adds 8, WAEB, WEBE, KEY103, WSKI, WGSV, WAHR, WORG, WKCX. Medium including KOST, WEIM, WKNE. Light including WNAM. Total CHEAP TRICK "The Flame" (Epic) 12/1 Medium Light Reports /Adds Heavy Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 4/0, Light 3/1, Total Adds 1, WKTK. Heavy: B100, WKYE, WCKQ, WORG. KVIC. Medium: WAFL, KRLB, WKCX, WAEV. Light including KLCY, KAYN. VIEW FROM THE HILL "Stay And Let Me Love You" (Capitol) 10/0 JETS 87/1 79 5 3 Q Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 4,0. Light 610, Total Adds 0. Medium WEIM. WBGM. KAYN, KMGQ Light WAEB, 2 BOZ SCAGGS 86/0 75 11 0 WAFL, WKSB, WGSV, WKCX, WMJC. RICK ASTLEY 82/1 68 12 2 GLORIA LORING I/BOBBY CALDWELL "One Love, One Heart (One Hand In Mine)" (Atlantic) 9/3 © Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1 /0, Light 8/3, Total Adds 3, WAFL, WGSV, WZLQ. Medium: WEIM. Light including KVIL, 13 7 4 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE 76/0 56 WCKO, WORG, KAYN, KMGO. 5 BELINDA CARLISLE 82/0 61 18 3 ROD STEWART "Lost In You" (WB) 9/1 Heavy 4/0, Medium 2/0, Light 3.1, Total Adds 1, KALB. Heavy: WKYE, WSKI, WORG, KVIC. Medium: SADE 83/0 51 32 0 Rotations. o WAFL, WAEV. Light including B100, KAYN. 82/0 56 21 5 0 BILLY VERA & THE BEATERS TONI CHILDS "Stop Your Fussin'" (A &M) 9/0 O CHER 81/2 49 24 8 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1/0, Light 8/0, Total Adds O. Medium: WEIM. Light: WWMJ, WAFL, WSKI, WORG, WCAC, WZLO, KYJC, KMGQ. 9 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES 73/0 43 23 7 ERIC CARMEN 82/4 37 41 4 G) JULIO IGLESIAS f/STEVIE WONDER 73/1 45 23 5 ® BILLY OCEAN 79/6 15 56 8 ® DEBBIE GIBSON 73/5 34 34 5 BASIA 70/3 40 23 7 IT'S NOT ABOUT BARYSHNIKOV'S DANDRUFF ® BREATHE 79/4 10 49 20 (r) STEVE WINWOOD 77/7 9 46 22 52/0 19 23 10 17 GEORGE MICHAEL I it) CHICAGO 71/6 1 50 20 SHONA*LA N G DEELE 61/2 14 38 9 e TRACY CHAPMAN 61/3 22 30 9 ® RICHARD MARX 66/4 12 37 17 © GLORIA ESTEFAN & MIAMI SOUND MACHINE 68/9 2 42 24 e MOODY BLUES 69/6 3 40 26 C ELTON JOHN 71/15 0 42 29 25 JOHNNY HATES JAll 38/0 10 21 7 S AL B. SURE! 55/5 6 33 16 S CLINE FISHER 58/8 5 32 21 SOVIET SNOW 28 BRENDA K. STARR 43/0 16 23 4 29 POINTER SISTERS 54/0 3 32 19 SINGLE ON YOUR DESK NEXT WEEK 30 GREGORY ABBOTT 51/0 3 31 17 * TVT RECORDS 59 W. 19TH ST. NY NY 10011 (212) 929-0570 45V
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II SOUTH EAST MIDWEST WMON/Madison PARALLEL WTWR/Monroe StandrltUDemick KRLB/Lubbock O'Nelll/Vancll JAMES TAYLOR Scott/Allen ?MDT BLUES THREE AL B. SURE! W WMJ/Bangor U1021Knoxvllle ZIGGY MARLEY PARALLEL PARALLEL PARALLEL REO SPEED/EGOI Miller/Russell PARALLEL Hobbs/Trotter TIFFANY RICHARD PAR FULL SWING COREY HART TWO AL B. SURE! Nate. t ONE ONE BREATHE ZIGGY KERIEY ONE Hottest: WMJCIBsttls Creek JOE COCKER NOE SMOGS BAS IA ROD STEIG RT BOZ SMOGS Terry 0/Knight JAWS AYLC JETS LIB Notfeet: LIE DEBBIE GIBBON WALK /Long KS951MInnea BELINDA CARLISLE Island TIFFANY GEORGE MICHAEL Hot t es t polls 3WMRoledo SAS IA BILL MEDLEY W SB-FMIAtlenta RICK ASTLEY Edwards /Daniels Hottest: MN HILL BOZ SCAMS Kim Jeffries IBIey /Jardine ERIC (AREN Hottest: LOCascIOIMCCoy DEBBIE BILLY VERA s BEAT JETS CHER GIBSON RABE SOL SMOGS STEVE ICE/WOOD CL I10 F. FISHEP BRUCE HORNSBY BELINDA CARLISLE ERIC CARPER RICE ASTLEE JULIO IGLESIAS ERIC CAREEN MIAMI SOUND ITCH: K W EB/Rocheeler Hottest: BOE SCAMS RICE ASTLEY STEVE WINIA00 BASIS RICK STEVE WINWOOD Hottest: AL E. SURE! KEFMIOmaha Al MILE! JETS RICHARD MR CHER Amason SADE RICE ASTLY Lane/Kennedy JETS Na t es t Hottest: JULIO IGLESIAS BRUCE MOODY BLUES SAIE JETS ELTQI JOIN HORNSBY WORG/Orangeburg GEORGE MICHAEL MOODY BLUES DEBBIE BILLY VERS L BEAT WRKA/Loulavllle HALL L OATES RICK ASTLES GIBSOR Stu Wright BRUCE HORNSBY ELTOR JOIN WIHN/Bloomington ERIC W EIMlFltchburg JETS Robertson/Shannon BELINDA CARLISLE BILL MOLES' OAKEN BRENDA RUSSELL TAYLOR LAYNE AndersoNSiuntres Jack Raymond SOL SCAMS Hottest: CLIFF RICHARD FELL L OATES SWING OUT SISTER none BRUCE HORNSBY WPIX /New York KVIL/Dallas :ICE COCKER BRUCE now se BRENDA RUSSELL Hottest: JETS CLIMIE LISER JOIl MITCHELL Wendy DAVID BCE SMOGS Leeds Waton/Mlniacl BRUCE BENOIT Hot tea t CLIPIIE FISHER JAPES TEYLOR HORNSBY BILLY VERA L BEAT LIB BCE SMOGS TIFFANY HALL L Nu SBOOZ B MAIM OATES SAIE CHICAGO JOHNNY MATHIS WTRXIFBnt BELINDA CARLISLE Hottest: ELTOI ADVENTURES Hottest: RICK ASTLEY JULIO IGE5 LAS JED! Hottest: KYKYISt. Louis SILLY VEM L BEAT BOZ SMOGS LIE SOZ JETS Pearson/Burke Hottest: SCAGGS BELINDA CARLISLE David Blair SADE JETS JOE COCKER JETS WJONISI. Cloud RICE ASTLEY CHEAP /RI CR SAS IA BAS IS ZANIES B ELINDA CARLISLE WIZOIMObIleensacola ERIC CARMEN BRENDA BISSELL DEBBIE GIESE/ BDA SCAGGS SAM Nancy FOR PREFAB spear CHER Mike Melone CHICAGO J(E COCKER JULIO IGLESIAS DEBBIE GIB SCR CHER Hottest: JCR I MITCHELL W HNNISaglnew JETS RICE ASTIS? JETS BILLY OCEAN COREY HART BOZ SMOGS MIARE SOUND HECHT Hottest: Roberts /Knight SABE Nottest: WMT -FM /Cedar Rapids JAPES TEMOt HALL L OATES SWING OUT SISTER RIM ASTSET TEDDY PENDERGRASS KKHTIHouaton WKCXIROme MIAMI SOUND RAMI ELTOR JOIN Green /Sellers JETS Hottest: BCE SCAGGS LANE L SPEER W SNUPhlladelphla Judy Hevewn FOREIGNER BILL MEDLEY BELINDA CARLISLE BRUCE. HORNSBY Randy Quick JETS Hoffeet: Cannonr7yler HALL s OATES Hatt: Lm RICK ASTLEY ELTOR JOIN RICE ASTLEY BRUCE KDRNSBY BILLY VERA S BEAT SADE ZIGGE B CE SCAMS EIKHAN) B SCAGGS KEPLEY SHIRLEY MIAMI SOUND E BRENDA SAUE CHER BILLY OCEAN MAMI JOE COCKER RUSSELL BELINDA CARLISLE BRENDA RUSSELL WECQIOsneva Nottest: JETS JULIO IDLES LAS Hottest: GIBSOJ LIB B AB IA JANES TEYLOR BRUCE LOWBOY DEBBIE WLHTIGrand Rapids TRACY CLAPRRN BRUCE BORNSBY Anthony/Nelson JOHNNY MAIHIS CHER Hot t es t HALL I OATES DlrksenlBrown ERIC WREN HALL L CATES AHNENTURFS WARMS/Cincinnati JETS SAS IS JETS AL B. SURE! BOZ SCAMS Nick O'Neil KELTIMAAI len Bot t es t BILL MEDLEY BCC SCAMS BBE SMOGS MIAMI SOUND CACHI JETS Tad Griffin BOL SCAMS Hottest: TRACE CHAPMAN B ELTa JOIN BELINDA CARLISLE 6INDA CARLISLE BILLY VERA L BEAT CHER JETS SWING 0131 SOL SCAMS SISTER none BILLY OCEAN W NAMIAppleton -Oshkosh Hottest: RICK ASTLEY BELINDA CARLISLE BILLY VERA s BEAT WHTXIPIttsburgh Hottest: SADE Hottest: Col lins /Morgan ERIC OA MEN RICE ASTLEE Keith WNLTRempa S AB IA CHER RICK ASTLEY W JTW IJ011et Abrams CHER SAS IA TIFFANY Crane/Brown BELINDA CARLISLE BRUCE IORN5BY Smith/Bode SACS GIER ART GAIEUNEEL JULIO I GES LAS BILLY VERA L BMT W AEVISavanneh TRCT CHAPEAN BILLY VER i BEAT CONTOURS JOE COCKER Hoffeet: BOL SCAGM Lawson/Devis ROI SMOGS STEVE WINWOOD BOL SCAMS CLIME EISTER WFMKILansIng JAPES IRA EOH HALL L DATES SAOS GEORES HICHAEL CHICAGO RICHARD DARI Tom Knight LIE RICE ASTLEY TIFFANY ELTCN JOHN STEVE WINIQID BRENDA RUSSELL JETS WONYIhhaca TAYLOR MINE AL B. SURE Hottest: BILL MEDLEY TEDDY PENDERGRASS DEERE Smlth/Erb W SLQ /Roanoke Nottest: Hottest: Hottest: AL B. SURE! JETS WLTFICIeveland Hottest: Greg Fry BRUCE IDRNSBY BCC SMOGS ROE SONG. JOR ANBEPSCN HALL I OATES BOZ SCAMS DEBBIE GIB SCR PopovIchlOodfrsy BELINDA CARLISLE BELINDA CARLISLE JAMES TAYLOR B IEWOA K. STARR HALL L OATES ZIGGY RICA ASTLEY RICK ASTLEY RICK ASTLEE ELTOH JOIN CHER MARL.EY ERIC CARPEN BELINDA CARLISLE CLIFF HALL L OATES BASLE BILLY VERA L BEAT Hottest: BELINDA CARLISLE RICHARD RICHARD MAX BILLY VERA L BEAT LIB BELINDA CARLISLE OBER JETS PARALLEL BELINDA CARLISLE WHITNEY NOHSTQO .ORTS BOY SCAMS Hottest: Hottest: ASTI.EY BRUCE HORNSBY WCACISebring TWO RICK HALL L OATES HALL L Bob JETS OATES Rowland GEORGE MICHAEL BELINDA CHER PARALLEL CARLISLE BRUCE IDIB5BY DEER IE none GIBSCH B ELINDA CARLISLE WAEBIAIIentown WKNEIKeene TWO JETS Hottest: JULIO IGESIAS RUSSELL HITCHCOCK Mike Trombly Chris Bailey BALL I OATES SOT SMOGS B AS IA TIFFANY WRMF /West Palm Beach SAIE K W A V /Monterey KYJC/MWfard JOHNNY MAIHIS JAPES TAYLOR WZNYIAugusl'a, Dave Perks W MJI/Clevela nd GA RICHARD MP% Alan Richmond Kay/Kirk BILL MEDLEY REO SPEEDIAOW John Patrick Ivers/Torcasso WEST SWING our SISTER Rotten t! /ZELE WBGMITalichassee DAVID BENOIT JAKES DEBBIE GIB5O1 TORY TERRY T WEARY SAGE TAYLOR MINE TEILER TERENCE TRENT J.J Steele BLTGN JOHN ELTOI JODS D'A Hottest: JETS LBO SPEEDMCXN Hott eatI /WEENY B REATHE MODE BLUES BRUCE HORNSBY BOL SAGGS LIE BCC SCAGGS JOE TIFFANY Hottest: MIAMI SOUND MORI COCKER HALL t OATES BAS IA LEDGE MDLEY B ELDAM CARLISLE LIB JOE COCKER PHIL COLLINS 13100/San Diego CHICAGO BCC SMOGS JULIO IGLESIAS Hottest: RICE ASTLEE PARALLEL BRENDA KEO SPEEDER OCR RICK ASTLEY Rich/Knight Hottest: RUSSELL JETS TRACY CHAPMN BILLY VERA L BEAT REO SPEPLCCIN Hofteste JETS HALL L OARS BELINDA CARLISLE BOE SCAMS CHER WOLL/Mrcersburg BASTA ERIC (AREN ONE RE0 SPEEDMOEI BRUCE HORNSBY JAPES AYLC AL B. SURE! PREFAB W EWE LowlSchmldl SAIE CHIMM LM BILLY VERA L BEAT WEBEJBragsport RICE ASTLEY TRACY CHAPEAN Hot t es t JETS ADVENTURES Hanwn/Norman none DEBBIE GIESE/ Hottest: Hottest: ERIC (AREN KMJI/Denver JETS BCC SCAMS PARALLEL BREATHE CHEAP TRICK ROE SCAMS CLAM RICHARD BRENDA R. STARR KEY703/Aualir Elliott/Murray W SNYIColumbus GEORGE MICHAEL JETS JO: COCKER GEORGE MICHAEL KWFMITucwn Rush/Alan THREE W ZLO /Tupelo HelletGNUnnelly BREATHE JULIO IGES IAS JOHNNY MTBIS BRUCE HORNSBY STEVE WIm500 Dave Ward .I. B. SURE! CHER REO SPIEOBOW JETS ELTON Roger Nelson CHER JETS JCHN LIB BELINDA CARLISLE DAVID BENOIT RICE ASTLEY LIE MOODY BLIES Hottest: WCKOICempbellavllle JOR COCKER JOHNNY HATES KEZR/San Jose BILL MEDLEY Hottast: BRENDA KISSEL.. Hottest: JAZZ KAYNINogales GLORIA f.ORING BRUCE HORNSBY Joe COCKER ERIC (ARMEN WAFL/MIltord, DE JOE COCKER Jackson/McClendon B OI SCAMS Moen /Knox TRACIE SPENCER BCE Hottest: Bob Gerhard B ELINDA CARLISLE Tim Brough HARRY BEAPEETE BRENDA !BISSELL SCAMS TOTO BILLY OCEAN BELINDA CARLISLE RICK ASTLEY JOHNNY none BRUCE HORNSBY FEtEICNER MTSIS LIB DEBBIE GIBSON SUS SEAMS REO SPEED/EGON EASE JOE COCKER SHIRLEY Notfeet: BILLY VERA I BEAT EIKHAPD EEO SPEEDWAGEN JOE COCKER HALL L OATES Hottest: JETS BILLY OCEAN ICEHOUSE TAYLOR LAYNE KOST/Los Angeles Hottest: JETS JULIO IDLES LAS SHIRLEY BIRPARD GLORIA CORING JETS Kaye /Kiley Hottest: BELINDA CARLISLE HAS IA JAILS TEYLOR B ELINDA CARLISLE BRUCE HORNSBY W KYEIJohnetown DAVID BENOIT BCE SCAMS LIB BOE SMOGS JETS BILLY OMAN RICK ASTLEY Jack Michaels GRAEAE PARKER RICH ASTLEY W OMCIDetrolt BRENDA RUSSELL RICK 'STILE PICK ASTLEY BREATHE ÆO SPLEDINGON J ETS B arry Argenbrlght Hottest: PARALLEL Hottest: BILLY VERA i BMT JETS STEVE WINN000 Jr COCKER Flo! testI BILLY VERA i BEAT JETS SALE MIAMI SOUND DAMS RICK ASTLEY Lm SAS IA CHER WCVOICIarksvllle THREE BGS SHAGS TRACY CHAPEAN BILLY VERA L BEAT LEO HPEEDMGOI RICK ASTLEY Michael Johnson DEBBIE GIBSON KVICIVIctorle TAYLOR CAME L SIGGY KEREY BOZ SCAMS WOXY/Baton Rouge FELL DATES MOLE (110150 Tony Hotten to BELINDA CARLISLE PARALLEL KKLVIAnchorsge GRAMM PARKER TRACY CHAPORN Holt/Cain Davis RICE ASTIEY BRENDA RUSSELL STEVE WINI000 Gary Hull Hottest: BILLY VEDA L BEAT PREFAB CROOr BRUCE HORNSBY KLCY /Saht Lake City RICK !SILLY STEVE WImUOD CONTOURS TWO KMGO /Santa Berbera LEIMIG FIEBER LIB SOS SMOGS Don Bishop norte BILLY VEDA L BEAT WSKBMOntpeller ELTOI Joni BRENDA GESELL RICK Hottest: Meade /Newcomer CHEAP TRICE Lie ASTLEY Bruce Stebbins MIAMI SOUND MAORI JAPES TEYLOR BPS IA HALL I OATES SWING OUT KOAOIDenver JETS Bot t es t: Hottest: SISTER Hottest: Morrison HALL L OATHS JAPES TAYLOR ERIC (ARIEN CLIFF WCHARD PICK ASTLEY RICE ASTLEY Hottest: Scott BILLY VERA L BEAT BRIM RDBNSBY JOE COG.R ZIGGY MELEE BOI SCAMS BELINDA CARLISLE BELINDA CARLISLE TRACY CNAPMN BCE SCAMS PULL SWING BILL MEDLEY BILLY VERA L BEAT BCE SCAGGS none WMGSIWIIkes Barre BCC SCAGGS SADE KLSIIKenws BELINDA CARLISLE LEB CHER City JETS Hottest: Norton /Marriott JOHNNY MTHIS B ILLY VERA 6 BEAT Hottest: ERIC CAREEN JETS Land /Alan RICK ASTLEE BAUM HOR11550 JOE COCKER SADE KSTRIOrand Junction BCE SCAMS IGELE CHER RICE ASTLEY TRACE CRAPMAN BRENDA RUSSELL ELIE/ JOIN Summers/Lawrence TRACY CHAPEAN REO ADVENTURES X WFPA /Ft. Payne JETS SPEEDMOEI W TCIC harleston B REATHE BILLY VERA L BEAT GEORG! MICHAEL DAVID Ratest: EEO SPEEDMOEI John Quincy Barnes/Folsom MOODY BLUES BENOIT STEVE WINIAO05 WAHRIHuntsville BRENDA E. STARR TIFFANY BELINDA CARLISLE LM NU SHOOZ 1000 IE GIBSON TAYLOR MINE SOZ SMOGS Hottest: CLIMIE PISTER Bonnie O'Brien MIAMI SEND ORCHI JAPES TAYLOR Lia JETS BCC SCAGGS Hot tee t Hottest: LIB JOE COCKER BILL MEDLEY RICE ASTLEY SAGE BOE SCAMS JOHNNY HATES JAZZ Nottest: BRENDA BILLY OCEAN CHER ERIC CAREEN BELINDA CARLISLE RUSSELL BAStA BOE SCAMS Hottest: JOHNNY MINIS BEELE JETS BBE SMOGS BELINDA CARLISLE BCC SCAMS JOE COCKER BREATHE RICE ASTLEY CHER ECK ASTLEY RICK ASTLEY Hottest: BAS IA RICK ASTLEY JETS WOHOIOcean City SADE BOL 501GG5 SAS IA PARALLEL ERIC MPIEN JETS Dana McDonald WTCBIColumbla, SC Mark Hamlin BILLY OCEAN BILLY VERA L BEAT THREE DAVID BENOIT BRENDA E. STARR W MYXIMIlwaukee WET KIGe l nestlila LOUISE GOEFIN LIB MIAMI SOUND DAMS Beth Feet REO SPEEDMOON CLIME FISHER Nick Allen WTNYIW atertown JOE COCKER Hottest: ELTO SCAN NIT DIES KHOZIHarrison DEBBIE G1BSOH Jay Donovan Hottest SOE SMOGS NEW ARTISTS JAMES TEYLCR TRACY CHUM,/ JETS B ELINDA CARLISLE BoswelUShaseere CAI(AGC BELINDA CARLISLE RICE ASTLEY FULL SWING Hottest: MOODY BLUES CHEAP TRICK BRUCE HORNSBY BILLY VEER L BEAT JETS TIFFANY CLIME FISHER Hottest: BRENDA RESELL GEORGE MICHAEL Reports/Adds NOB SMOGS BILLY VERA L BEAT STEVE WINKODD SADE BILLY VERA i BEAT TAYLM RAINE JETS BUI TAYLOR MINE 1'103 /Jacksonville BCE SMOGS TEDDY PENDERGRASS SCAMS 1 TAYLOR DAYNE/I'll Always Love You (Arista) 37/8 JETS Nottest: HALL L OATES TIFFANY Erica Lee ELTER JOIN WKSBIWilllamsport BRUCE HORNSBY Rol SCAMS 2 JON ANDERSON /Hold On To Love (Columbia) 30/1 SWING OUT SISTER Tom Benson DEBBIE GIBER JETS DEBBIE GIBSCN 3 FULL SWING /2 Good 2 Be 4 Gotten (Cypress /A &M) 22/3 Nottest: Hot RICE ASTLEY 10ELE titI BOE SCAMS JETS WOSVIGuntersvllle BAS IA 4 BILL MEDLEY /He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother ( Scotti Bros.) 20/10 Hot tea t: SAIE BELINDA CARLISLE HALL L OATES Jackson/Bell RICE ASTLEY HALL L OATES RICK ASTRAY 5 ZIGGY MARLEY/Tomorrow People (Virgin) 20/8 DEBBIE GIBSOR LIGGY CAREY BRUCE HORNSBY STEVE WIND JETS LIE 18/1 JETS BRUCE HORNBBE 6 TONY TERRY /Forever Yours (Epic) BELINDA CARLISLE JOANNE BISTROS 18/1 CHER JO COCKER 7 TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY /Sign Your Name (Columbia) WTFMIJohnaon City SHIRLEY EIRHAED The Key To You (GRP) 17/6 Chuck Anthony BILL IEDLLY 8 DAVID BENOIT GLORIA CORING TIFFANY 9 SHIRLEY EIKHARD/You're My Weakness (Cypress /A &M) 13/4 Hottest: Hottest: BGL SCAMS Two stations failed to report and their 10 MATHIS /I'm On The Outside Looking In (Columbia) 12/8 HALL L OATES JOHNNY JETS 88 Current Reporters HOE SMOGS playlists were frozen this week: BELINDA CARLISLE 83 Current Reporte JETS WCAC /Sebring, and WRKAILouisville. ECK ASTLEY a EMARI MR Three stations called In frozen L BEAT KVOP /Plainview has been dropped as ERIC awes BILLY VEW pleylist this week: KKLV /Anchorage, a current -based AC reporter. New Artists are those who have not previously been reported as a Breaker by reporting stations. I WCKO /Campbellsville, and WGLL Mercereburg.
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HOTTESTSCAGGS MOST ADDED HOTTEST MOST ADDED (19) MIAMI SOUND MACHINE (9) BOZ SCAGGS (36) BREATHE (4) BRUCE HORNSBY (17) (23) BREATHE (6) BRUCE HORNSBY ERIC CARMEN (4) GEORGE MICHAEL (17) STEVE WINWOOD (6) JETS (22) ELTON JOHN (4) HALL & OATES (15) ELTON JOHN (5) RICK ASTLEY (17) RICHARD MARX (4) RICK ASTLEY (14) AL B. SURE! (5) HALL & OATES (15) STEVE WINWOOD (4) JOHNNY HATES JAll (11) JAMES TAYLOR (4) SADE (14) JETS (3) JETS (10) BEATERS (13) ERIC CARMEN (3) BILLY VERA & THE BILLY OCEAN (3) MIAMI SOUND MACHINE (9) CLIMIE FISHER (3) BELINDA CARLISLE (12) TAYLOR DAYNE (2) FOREIGNER (6) JOHNNY MATHIS (3) JULIO IGLESIAS (11) SADE (2) BRENDA RUSSELL (6) MICHAEL (10) BILLY OCEAN (3) i GEORGE BILLY VERA & THE BEATERS 61
WMAL/Washington WTICIHartford WELIINew Haven PARALLEL W MASf MlSpringfleld WLEVIAIIlntown EAST Gross /McCormick EAST PARALLEL RobbinslAleaander Eileen Griffin David Bernstein THREE KratovlllslO'Brlen MIAMI SCSIND MCHI TWO none JADES TAYLOR STEVE WI SNOOD BRENDA RUSSELL W GRIBuffalo Hottest: Hottest: AL B. SURE/ WKSZ/Philadelphia PARALLEL Hottest: PARALLEL ELTOH JOHN TAYLOR DAYNE Mike Roszman BOZ SCAGGS BOZ SCAGGS Mike Colby SALE W MTRIMOrrlstown Hottest: SWING OUT SISTER 6 W YY Y ONE BILLY VERA BEAT BELINDA CARLISLE EnerylBoyle /Syracuse MIAMI SOUND SACHS INN HILL GEORGE RARRISOS ONE none RICK ASTLEY Hottest: BILLY VERA A BEAT Rich Lauber W PROIProvldence STEVE WINSUOD SALE JULIO IGLESIAS BILLY OCEAN BOZ SCAGGS SADE ELTCN JOIN Hottest: Mike Osborne Hottest: BRENDA RUSSELL CHICAGO JETS JULIO IGLESIAS Z OGGY MARLEY BOZ SCAGGS mane JETS BOZ SCAGGS BOZ SCAGGS W LTT/ Ws shington SHIRLEY EIKeARD GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest: CHICAGO RICE ASTLEY none HALL I OATES Don Davis Hottest: Hottest: HALL 6 OATES ERIC CA AMEN SALE JETS WCHSIChaneston WGVISchenectady PARALLEL BRUCE HORNSBY TRACY CHAPMAN GEORGE MICHAEL RICK ASTLEE Vic Marino none W W MXIBeltlmore BOR SOGGIS Brindle/5garlata BCE SCAGGS B02 SCADS SALE TWO Hottest: BRUCE HORNSBY BILLY VEDA 6 BEAT CEELE BELINDA CARLISLE Don Kelley ELTOS JOIN BOZ SCAGGS GEORGE MICHAEL JULIO IGLESIAS TIFFANY Eon MCNIN JETS WBENIBullaic WICCIBrldgeport B MELINIIA CARLISLE BREATHE Hottest: Hottest: RICK ASTLEE RUCK FAMISH JETS Hank Nevins Peters /Becker JETS KDKAIPftteburgh BOZ SCAGGS MIAMI SOUND ARCHI Hottest: 34 Current Reporters HALL 6 OATES JOHNNY HATES JAZZ BELINDA CARLISLE RICK ASTLEY Mike Watkins MIAMI SOUND MCHI CONTOURS 27 Current Reports BILLY VERA 6 BEAT JETS BILLY VERA 6 BEAT MIAMI SOUND /NCHI AL B. SURE: MIAMI SOUND MORI JETS SALE BREATHE KKCS /Portland reported a frozen Hottest: Hottest: JOHNNY HATES JAZZ Hottest: RICK CHER JULIO IGLESIAS BRUCE HORNSBY ASTLEY RICHARD MARX playlist this week. BRUCE HORNSBY DEBBIE SADE Gí8505 BCC SCAGGS i JULIO IGLESIAS JETS GEORGE MICHAEL BRUCE HORNSBY BOZ SCAGGS JETS BELINDA CARLISLE JOHNNY HATES JAZZ WEZCICharlotte WRVRIMemphis L SOUTH LOVE 94 /Miami PARALLEL Don Agony HerringlConway Bob Kaake I TWO BREATHE B KEATEE W KY XlPaducah WSTUIStuart STEVE WINWOOD SOUTH harlotte MIAMI RECHI W BTIC PARALLEL Carrell/Bums Grant/Archer Hottest: SOUND Hotter t: Andy Bickle KMGCIDallas KKMJ Hottest: UAN HILL BREATHE PARALLEL GEORGE MICHAEL /Austin W HASILou isville THREE STEVE WINWOOD Layne Prescott GEORGE MICHAEL JETS BILLY VERA 6 BEAT Hottest: RICK ASTLEY Bob Cole PARALLEL MOODY BLUES RICE AS TLEY GEORGE MICHAEL BrucelMcElvein ERIC CABPEN BRUCE HORNSBY ONE BRUCE HORN SBY MIAMI SOUND ARCHI BRENDA RUSSELL MIAMI SOUND REOHI Hottest. WGBRIGoldsboro ROE BOZ SCAGGS none AL B. SURE.: SCAGGS RX HALL I OATES ART GARFUNKEL RI CHARD M HALL 6 OATES BEAT TWO Bot SCAGGS Alan Hower BELINDA CA RLISLE W FO X BILLY VERA 6 Hottest: Hottest: /Atlanta TRENT D.A B 0 SCAGGS JOHNNY MATHIS RICK ASTLEE JETS TERENCE ERIC CA RMEN RICK ASTLEY BRENDA RUSSELL HALL 6 OATES Dennis Winslow Hottest: SADE STEVE WINWODU ERIC CA RIEN WRVAIRichmond HALL 6 DATES BRUCE !ERNSBY BOZ BAS IA IAN REITHERS B ARDEUR KSMGISan Antonio SCAGGS WRAL/Raleigh Tim Farley BRUCE HORNSBY ELTOI SAM MIAMI SOUND ARCHI JQm JETS Jay Scott JETS JETS CHER Hottest: Michael Neff Hot tes t Hottest: JUL I O I GLES IAS WSTFIOrlando BREATHE DEBBIE GIBSOS RAS A RICK ASTLEE WGOWIChattanooga BOZ SCAGGS BREAM RUSSELL STEVE WI NWOOD mane STEVE WINA00S JOHNNY HATES JAZZ BILLY VERA 6 BEAT Brian Kirkland Kelly McCoy BRUCE HORNSBY MIAMI SOUND ARCHI BREATHE Hottest: MIAMI SOUND /ECHI W DBOIOrlando JETS JETS FADE HATES JAZZ Hottest: RICHARD MARX JOHNNY HATES Hottest: JOHNNY MICHAEL JAZZ Dutch Schaffer MIAMI SOUND MCHI RICO ASTLEE GEORGE HALL 6 OATES GEORGE MICHAEL BRUCE NDRNSOY BILLY OCEAN MIAMI SOUND RECHI CLIMIE FISHER SALE BILLY VERA 6 BEAT SAS IA RICE ASTLEY BOZ SCAGGS WMJJIBirmingham SADE FOREIGNER BREATHE JETS LOUISE GOFFIN Hottest: Hottest: 44 Current Reporters 2 W D/Norfolk JETS Rivers/Chambers PATRICK SREYZE B02 SCAGGS CHER RICK ASTLEE WHITNEY HOUSTON ^_RUCK 00050Y 40 KFMK /Houston Gary King HALL E. OATES FICK ASTLEE Hottest: Current Reports ELTOH JOHN BCC SCAGGS John Stevens CHER GEORGE MICHAEL GEORGE MICHAEL Two stations called inn a frozen TAYLOH DAYNE BILLY VERA 6 HEAT ELTCN JOHN DEBBIE GIB SOH BOZ SCAGGS W playllst this week: WOOD/Grand none WUSAITampa FEO SP EEDWAGOI BRUCE HORNSBY EZSIRichmond JETS JETS TRACY CHAPMAN HALL I OATES Hottest: Johnny Williams Nottest: Mike Ryan BILLY VER 6 BEAT Rapids and WPRO /Providence. BRENDA R. STARR JOHNNY HATES JAZZ BORGE MI CSAEL HALL P. OATES JULIO IGLESIAS AICHA RD MN RX none HATES JAZZ BILLY OCEAN JOHNNY Hottest: RICK ASTLEY Hottest: HALL 6 OATES Hottest: BRUCE JOHNNY HATES JAZZ HORN SB MIAMI SOUND RECHI BRUCE HORN SBY GEORGE MICHAEL GEORGE MICHAEL HALL 6 OATES BOZ SCAGGS MIAMI SOUND ARCHI FOREIGNER FOREIGNER NATALIE COLE B RENTJA RUSSELL MIDWEST WIBA /Madison KFSB/Joplin MIAMI SOUND ARCHI PARALLEL BRENDA RUSSELL BRUCE HORN SB Y PARALLEL Jim Reed Troy West JOHNNY HATES JAZZ GEORGE MICHAEL HALL P. OATES BRUCE HORN5BY JOSNNY MATHIS THREE STEVE WINNOW, WTMJIMilwaskee TWO PARALLEL BREATHE AL B. SURE! Debbia Hinkle Hottest: ELTOS JOIN FULL SWING W JBCIBIoomington Hottest: KRAVITuisa ONE W HBYIAppleton- Oshkosh KUDLIKensas City JUL 10 IGLESIAS MunsonlSabwiD HALL OATES 1 WENS/Indianapolis PARALLEL Hottest: Salm /St. John MIDWEST Don Bonder Brian Chase 55KRC FOREIGNER BCC SCAGGS Grey/Eagan /Cincinnati BOZ SCAGGS BILLY VERA 6 BEAT CLIMIE FISHER BRUCE WREST I' TWO CLIMIE FISHER Drew Hayes BILLY VERA 6 BEAT MIAMI SOUND ARCHI JETS BOG SCAGGS ELTOS JOIN JETS Hottest: CATLIN BROCHE RS Hottest: W LTIIDetroit BILLY OCEAN RICH0RD BOG SCAGGS TIFFANY DEBBIE GIBSOS PARALLEL max SADE HALL 6 OATES AL B. SURE! STEVE WINWOOD BICE ASTLEE WROKIRockford Hottest: Pat Holiday W CRZIFI int Hottest: BOZ SCAGGS JULIO I MES RAS McClurelStrassell BOZ SCAGGS WASKILafayette Hottest: BRUCE GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest: BRUCE H0RNSBY King/Patrick HORNSBY ONE JUL I0 I GLES IAS DEBBIE SCE SOZ SCAGGS B RUCE HORNS0 CHER Keith Harris GIB HALL 6 OATES W BELINDA CARLISLE CCOIMi nneepolis BREATHE STEVE MM/00D CHER CHEAP TRICK CA RMEN HALL 6 OATES HALL 6 OATES JETS ERIC RICK ASTLEY Curt Lundgren Hottest: ERIC CARIEN JAPES AYLAR WELT/Cincinnati BRACE GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL Rottest: JOHNNY HATES JAZZ HORNSBY BOG BRUCE HORNSBY BREATHE TAYLO DAYNE SCAGGS W HBCICanton Kay /Zerhasen ROE SCAGGS JOHNNY HATES JAll BOZ SCAGGS GEORGE GLORIA LOSING BOG SCAGGS LAR MICHAEL RICK ASTLEE Chambers/Dorn HALL 6 OATES MIAMI SOUND RECHI BRUCE FORN5BY MAUREEN McGOVERN JETS W CRJCarbondale JOHNNY MTmS Hottest: MOODY BLUES RICK ASTLEY JETS WLW Rich Bird ART GARFUNKEL WLTO/Milwaukee /Cincinnati TRACY CHAP /EN JOINNY MATHIS Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL OATES WSPDiToledo Hottest: Irwin /Brennan HALL 6 Dave Reinhart ASTLEE CHICAGO HALL P. OATES RICK RICHARD MARX TRACY CHAPMAN BRENDA RUSSELL RICE ASTLEE MIAMI SOUND ARCHI Fred SADE Heller 13 02 SCAGGS STEVE WINWOOD Hottest: BILLY OCEAN BOG SCAGGS none JULIO IGLESIAS SALE Hottest: Hottest: HALL 6 OATES BRUCE HORNSBY Hottest: - KMOX/St. Louis GEORGS MICHAEL SALE BRUCE RORN5BY GEORGE MICHAEL BEULE HORNSBY Hottest: DAN SEALS BREATHE BILLY VERA 6 BEAT WLTJ failed to report RICA ASTLEE Bob Osborne JETS JOHNNY HATES JAZZ ERIC (AMEN FOEEI(NER /Pittsburgh BELINDA CARLISLE BRUCE HORNSBY none RICK ASTLEY BRENDA RUSSELL BREATHE for three consecutive weeks and JETS RICE ASTLEY Hottest: 502 SCAGGS BELINDA CARLISLE MIAMI SOUND RECHI was not used In this week's data. ERIC CARMEN JETS BILLY VERA 6 BEAT BOZ SCAGGS BRENDA RUSSELL WTVNIColumbus JULIO IGLESIAS WOOD /Grand Rapids BRUCE HORNSBY Lar/Lane OSI CAGO Skip Essick MIAMI SOUND ARCHI JAPES OSELO( none ERIC CARPER KMZO/Las Vegas Hottest: Hottest: WEST KOLH /RHverslde KRTR/Honolulu HALL 6 OATES PARALLEL FOREIGNER Valll/Kam Tim Marinelli(' BCC SCAGGS Danny Glkrest HALL 6 OATES JETS SASE BUZ SCAGGS BAS IA TWO BEBE SOS RICK ASTLEE KKCW /Portland IE GIB BRENDA RUSSELL PARALLEL JANE WIEDL IN BRUCE HORNSBY Bill Minckler DEBBIE GIB SOR Hottest: BELINDA CARLISLE CONTOURS Hottest: KCIXIBoISe BOZ SCAGGS Hottest: ONE mane JETS CHER Don Jennings BELINDA CARLISLE Hottest: BILLY VER 6 BEAT BRUCE HORNSBY KBIGILos Angeles CEEB LE GIB SOH BILLY VERA A BEAT JULIO IGES LIS BRENDA K. STARR STEVE WINWOOD BRENDA K. STARR KSSKIHoPolulu Edwards/Verdery HALL 6 OATES BOZ SCAGGS RICK ASTLEY WEST KEXIPOriland KUGNIEUgene PARALLEL ERIC CARLEN GEORGE MICHAEL Paul Holt FORE LG75ER BLENDA R. STARR Dirks /Fort O'Brien/James ERIC CARIEN BREATHE RICE ASTLEY DAN RILL JULIO IGLESIAS THREE ELTOS JOHN none AL B. SURE/ Hottest: B02 SCAGGS SADE KXOA1Sacramamo KGWIPortland Nottest: TAYLOR DAYNE BELINDA CA RLISLE Hottest: PARALLEL Hottest: Paul Gallagher/Tom BOG SCAGGS JAMES TAYLOR KFODIAnchorage B ILLY VERA 6 BEAT Mitchell BRENDA RLSBELL CHER BRENDA RUSSELL ART GARFUNKEL JETS JOHNNY RATES JAZZ Six stations failed to report and BOZ SCAGGS BradleylFord RICK ASTLEE ONE STEVE WINWOOD DAVID BENOIT BRUCE HORNSBY BRUCE FIANS5Y KFMKJ RICK ASTI?? their playllsts were frozen: JETS Hottest: ELTOS JOBS Hottest: BELINDA CARLISLE BOZ SCAGGS BELINDA CARLISLE Houston, WEZS /Richmond, WKSZ/ KFMBISan Diego BILLY OCEAN BOB SCAGGS REO SPEEDMGCN BRENDA RUSSELL PARALLEL HALL 6 OATES BOZ SCAGGS Mark Larson Hott eats JETS JAPES TAYLOR FORE IONE R Philadelphia, WLTTIWeshington, BELINDA CARLISLE Hottest: RICE ASTLEY TWO HALL 6 OATES WRAL /Raleigh, and WYYY/ none GEORGE MICHAEL BILLY VERA 6 BEAT BDA SCAGGS BOZ SCAGGS Hottest: SALE BRUCE HORNSBY Syracuse. BRENDA RUSSELL BRUCE HORNSB BRUCE HORNSBY BRUCE HORNSBY KBOi1Boise BELINDA CARLISLE Boz SCAGGS BCC SCADS JULIO IGLESIAS JETS Dr. Drew Harold JETS HALL 6 OATES KSLISalt Lake City BILLY OCEAN RICK ASTLEY Danny Jessop ERIC CARMEN Hottest: Two stations failed to report and SUMMARY KHOW /Denver BAS A BRENDA RUSSELL Murphy BREATHE Huston SAM their playllsts were frozen: WMAL/ and KGW slot Steve Winwood's MOODY BLUES This week Miami Sound Machine turns up as Most Added. P1s WLW /Cincinnati /Portland BILLY VERA 6 BEAT Washington, and WTMJ /Milwaukee. Hottest: upbeat new single. Boz Scaggs nabs the Hottest crown. picking up nine stations for a commanding lead. BILLY VERA 6 BEAT BRUCE HORNSBY KRMG /Tulsa failed to report for Hottest: BOZ SCAGGS BOZ SCAGCN A quintet of artists is tied for GB Most Added. including last week's co-leader Steve Winwood. New stations on Winwood are HALL s OATES GEORGE MICHAEL three consecutive weeks and was Boz Scaggs's strong performance this BRUCE 5505500 PI KSMG /San Antonio and LOVE 94 /Miami;/ P2s KCIX /Boise and WMAS /Springfield. BRUCE HORNSBY not used In this week's data. JETS week includes Hottest for both GB and Current -Based. BCC SCAGGS KJR /Seattle Is no longer a Full - BELINDA CARLISLE RICK ASTLEE BRENDA RUSSELL Service AC reporter.
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1 DAVE SAMUELS /Living Colors (MCA) "New" 2 O DAVID BENOIT /Every Step Of The Way (GRP) "Step" o 4 KEVIN EUBANKS /Shadow Prophets (GRP) "Shadow" 1 RIPPINGTONS /Kilimanjaro (Passport) "Morocco" 3 BOBBY McFERRIN /Simple Pleasures (EMI- Manhattan) "Worry" 3 8 JONI MITCHELL/Chalk Mark In A Rain Storm (Geffen) "Secret" "Bird" © 2 4 TUCK AND PATTI /Tears Of Joy (Windham Hill/Jazz) "Time" 4 o ACOUSTIC... /Natural... (MCA Master Series) ... "Sleeper" "Natural" "Casino" 10 AMINA CLAUDINE MYERS /Amina (Novus/RCA) "Happiness" 5 o SADE /Stronger Than Pride (Epic) "Paradise" CHUCK MANGIONE /Eyes Of The Veiled Temptress (Columbia) "Long" 7 o SPECIAL EFX /Double Feature (GRP) "Lady" O 7 p EDDIE DANIELS /Memos... (GRP) .. "Spectralight" "Dreaming" "Homecoming" o TUCK AND PATTI /Tears Of Joy (Windham Hill /Jazz) "Breath" 5 8 RANDY BERNSEN /Paradise Citizens (Zebra/MCA) .. "Carmen" "Open" "Still" 8 o SUZANNE CIANI /Neverland (Private Music) "Neverland" 6 9 RIPPINGTONS /Kilimanjaro (Passport) "Morocco" 11 IMAGES/ Finesse (Redstone) "Jonathan" 15 eD GEORGE HOWARD /Reflections (MCA) "Reflections" 6 SHADOWFAX /Folk Songs For A Nuclear Village (Capitol) "Laugh" 13 JORGE DALTO/ Listen Up! (Gaia) "Sky" "Spanish" "La Costa" 13 TRACY CHAPMAN /Tracy Chapman (Elektra) "Fast" e 12 DAVID BENOIT /Every Step Of The Way (GRP) .. "Step" "Remembering" "Sao" 16 ® BOBBY McFERRIN /Simple Pleasures (EMI -Manhattan) "Worry" s 13 BOB THOMPSON /Say What You Want (Intima /Enigma) "Someone" 14 RANDY BERNSEN /Paradise Citizens (Zebra/MCA) "Still" 23 The Beholder (GRP) lo 14 NANCEE KAHLER /Open The Sky (Brave Dog) "Savannah" CHICK COREA /Eye Of "Child" "Passage" "Eye" 17 JAMES MOODY/Moving Forward (Novus /RCA) .. "Round" "Summer" "Night" 15 NELSON RANGELL /To Begin Again (Gaia) "New" BEN SIDRAN/Too Hot To Touch (Windham Hill /Jazz) "Freedom" 12 16 TIM HEINTZ/Searching The Heart (TBA) "Reflections" BREAKERG 16 EDDIE GOMEZ /Power Play (Columbia) "Locomotive" "Play" 18 m EVERYTHING BUT THE GIRL /Idlewild (Sire/WB) "Always" m MICHEL PETRUCCIANI /Michel Plays Petrucciani (Blue Note) "Brazilian" 22 GEORGE HOWARD /Reflections (MCA) "Conquer" BREAKER 14 19 ELEMENTS/Illumination (Novus /RCA) "Mandala" 19 DAVE SAMUELS /Living Colors (MCA) "New" 24 SHADOWFAX /Folk Songs For A Nuclear Village (Capitol) "Laugh" 17 20 FULL SWING /In Full Swing (Cypress /A &M) "2 Good" 21 21 SPECIAL EFX /Double Feature (GRP) "Just" 21 RICHARD ELLIOT /The Power Of Suggestion (Intima /Enigma) "Power" 16 22 GARY BURTON /And The Berklee Allstars (JVC) "Lady" 23 ® TONI CHILDS /Union (A &M) "Walk" BREAKER® SAM RINEY /Lay It On The Line (Spindletop) "Way" 29 e GRUSIN & GRUSIN /Sticks And Stones (GRP) "River" 20 24 NELSON RANGELL /To Begin Again (Gaia) "New" "House" 24 CHUCK MANGIONE /Eyes Of The Veiled Temptress (Columbia) "Long" 12 25 ARTHUR BLYTHE /Basic Blythe (Columbia) "Heart" "Yet" 25 S SANDY OWEN /Heart Crossings (Ivory) Caribbean" BREAKERe DENNY ZEITLIN /Denny Zeitlin Trio (Windham Hill /Jazz) ... "Rolling" "March" 27 Q BRIAN SLAWSON /Distant Drums (CBS) "El Viejo" DEBUT SADE Than Pride DEBUT */ ERIC MARIENTHAL /Voices Of The Heart (GRP) "Wind" /Stronger (Epic) "Paradise" "Keep"
l DEBUT C. PINE /Destiny's... (Antilles ND /Island) . "Sacrifice" "Prismic" "Raggamuffin's" 30 e BOB THOMPSON /Say What You Want (Intima/Enigma) "Say" l
j DEBUT TYNER /Major Changes BREAKERe PATRICK O'HEARN /River's Gonna Rise (Private Music) "Homeward" ) G MORGAN & (Contemporary /Fantasy) "Theme" 26 30 PAUL JACKSON JR. /I Came To Play (Atlantic) "Joy" "Touch" 0 PAUL JACKSON JR. /I Came To Play (Atlantic) "Touch" MOST ADDED LPs HOTTEST LPs HOT TRACKS MOST ADDED LPs HOTTEST LPs HOT TRACKS
SADE/Paradlse MICHEL PETRUCCIANI (12) KEVIN EUBANKS (10) BOBBY McFERRIN/Worry PATRICK O'HEARN (14) RIPPINGTONS (16) BOBBY McFERRIN/Worry BEN SIDRAN (11) BOBBY McFERRIN (10) AMINA C. MYERSMappiness MAX LASSER'S ARK (10) SADE (14) DAVID BENOIT /Step BENNIE WALLACE (9) DAVE SAMUELS (9) RIPPINGTONS /Oceansong DORI CAYMMI (8) DAVID BENOIT (11) TRACY CHAPMAN /Fast WYNTON MARSALIS (6) RIPPINGTONS (8) TUCK AND PATTI/Time BRIAN BROMBERG (6) SUZANNE CIANI (8) RIPPINGTONS /Morocco PIECES OF A DREAM (6) TUCK AND PATTI (8) UNCLE FESTIVE (6) JONI MITCHELL (8) SPECIAL EFX (8) SHADOWFAX /Laugh CHUCK MANGIONE (5) DAVID BENOIT (6) SPECIAL EFX/Lady SADE (6)
NEW & ACTIVE NEW & ACTIVE r L r BENNIE WALLACE "Bordertown" (Blue Note) 15/9 *FRANK POTENZA "When We're Alone" (TBA) 16/1 Rotations: Heavy 2/1, Medium 6/1, Light 7/7, Total Adds 9, WRTI, WUSF, WNOP. WCPN, WDET, KSDS, WMOT, WSHA, Rotations Heavy 0'0. Medium 60. Light 101. Total Adds 1. KSLU. Mediums include: KOAI, KHIH, KKSF, KMGQ. CHART KLCC. Heavy: WBGO. EXTRA this week. ROLAND VAZOUEZ "The Tides Of lime" (Soundwings) 15/3 "Shadow Prophets" (GRP) 19/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/1. Medium 7/0, Light 7:2, Total Adds 3, WRTI, WFPL. WSIE *KEVIN EUBANKS BREAKER 10/3, Total Adds 4, KIFM, KBLX, WFAE, KWFM. Heavy WOTB, KSLU. Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 7/1, Light TOM BROWNE "No Longer I" ( Malaco) 15/1 this week. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 3/0, Light 9/1, Total Adds 1, KWMU. Heavy: WCPN, WSHA. WVPE. 15/5 RON COOLEY "The Ancient And The Infant" (American Gramaphone) TONINHO HORTA "Diamond Land" (Verve Forecast) 14/4 5, WNUA, BRZ, KHIH, WFAE, KEYV. Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/1, Light 11/4, Total Adds Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 6 /0. Light 6/4. Total Adds 4, WJZZ, KPLU, WMOT. WSIE. Heavy: KXPR, WJAZ. BEN SIDRAN "Too Hot To Touch" (Windham Hill /Jan) 15/3 GRUSIN & GRUSIN "Sticks And Stones" (GRP) 14/1 3, KLZS, KTCL. Heavy BRZ. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/1, Light 9/2, Total Adds WLOQ, Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 3/1, Light 6 /0, Total Adds 1. WLVE. Heavy. WNOP, WJZZ, WJAZ, KLCC, JZTRAX. AMINA CLAUDINE MYERS " Amina" ( Novus/RCA) 14/5 ERIC MARIENTHAL "Voices Of The Heart" (GRP) 14/0 KBCO, KDAB, WFMK, WHNN, KTCL. Heavy: KKSF. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/0, Light 8/5, Total Adds 5, Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 3/0, Light 3/0, Total Adds 0. Heavies include: KPLU, WMOT, WHRO, WSIE. JIM DEVLIN "Laguna Sunday" (Nova) 13/2 JOSHUA BREAKSTONE "Evening Star" (Contemporary/Fantasy) 13/0 Total Adds 2, WLOO, KTCL. Heavy: WBZN, KLRS. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 6/0, Light 5/2, Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 4/0, Light 4/0. Total Adds O. Heavy: WUSF, KSDS, WJAZ, WFPL, WVPE. WINDHAM HILL "Guitar Sampler" (Windham Hill) 13/2 BLAZING REDHEADS "Blazing Redheads" (Reference) 12/2 Adds 2, KTWV, WLOQ. Heavy: WFAE. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5 /0, Light 7/2, Total Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 3/0, Light 7/2, Total Adds 2, WUSF, WSIE. Heavy: KWMU, KSDS. BRIAN BROMBERG "Bases Loaded" (Intima/Enigma) 12/6 ITCHY FINGERS "Quark" (Ventura) 12/0 9/5, Total Adds 6. KOAI, BRZ. WGMC, WHVE, KTCL, KWFM. Rotations- Heavy 010, Medium 3.1. Light Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/0. Light 5/0. Total Adds O. Mediums include: WUSF, KSDS, KPLU, WFSS, KLSK. CHICK COREA "Eye Of The Beholder" (GRP) 12/3 SANDY OWEN "Heart Crossings" (Ivory) 12/0 Total Adds 3. KIFM, KBLX, KLZS. Heavy: KTCL. Rotations: Heavy 2/1, Medium 4/1, Light 6/1, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/0, Light 5/0. Total Adds O. Heavy: WSIE. Mediums include: WJAZ, WMOT. KLCC. MAX LASSER "Earthwalk" (CBS Associated) 11/10 LESTER SOWIE "Twilight Dreams" (Venture) 12/0 Total 10, WBMW, KOAI. BRZ, KBCO, KGRX, KKSF, KLRS, WFAE, KTCL, Rotations. Heavy 1/1, Medium 4/3, Light 6/6. Adds Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/0, Light 6 /0. Total Adds 0. Heavy: KWMU, WFPL. Mediums include: WNOP, WSHA. KEYV MORGAN & TYNER "Major Changes" (Contemporary/Fantasy) 12/0 11/2 TOM BROWNE "No Longer I" (Malaco) Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 2/0, Light 5/0, Total Adds O. Heavies include: WRTI, WCPN, KSDS, KJAZ. Debuts at number Heavy KBLX. Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 4.0. Light 6/2. Total Adds 2, WFMK, WHNN. 29 on the CJZ chart.
Shadowlex keep bullet due to continued growth. e - Uncharted Breakers denoted by one asterisk. - Chart Extras denoted by two asterisks.
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L NEW ARTISTS r R &R NATIONAL AIRPLAY I AOR TRACKS Tracks 1 HURRICANE /I'm On To You (Enigma) 72 RHYTHM CORPS /Common Ground (Pasha /CBS) 72 Medium 3 2 175 REPORTERS Reports/Adds Power Heavy 64 WKS WKS LW TW 3 STEALIN HORSES/Turnaround (Arista) 4 JOANNA DEAN /Kiss This (Mercury /PolyGram) 62 It 168 =/0 89+ 164+ 4- - 4 1 STEVE WINWOOD /Roll With (Virgin) 0 5 BRITNY FOX /Long Way To Love (Columbia) 52 /I Know You're Out There Somewhere (Polydor /PG) 159 =/0 46+ 132+ 25- 15 10 4 © MOODY BLUES 47 155 44+ 114+ 37- 6 FACE TO FACE /As Forever As You (Mercury /PolyGram) 7 BARNES/Too Much Ain't Enough Love (Geffen) =/1 11 9 © JIMMY 35 127 -/0 46- 109- 18+ 7 MELISSA ETHERIDGE /Bring Me Some Water (Island) .... 1 2 /Black And Blue (WB) 2 4 VAN HALEN 33 + /8 30+ 93+ 50 - 8 JOHN NORUM /Back On The Streets (Epic) 16 12 HALEN/When It's Love (WB) 144 21 © VAN .29 + /7 8+ 60+ 90- 9 LITA FORD /Close My Eyes Forever (RCA) 20 16 GEORGIA SATELLITES /Open All Night (Elektra) 159 O Manhattan) + 6+ 71+ 73- 10 QUEENSRYCHE/Breaking The Silence (EMI- ....28 23 15 BOB DYLAN /Silvio (Columbia) 153 /4 11 VINNIE VINCENT INVASION /Ashes To Ashes (Chrysalis) ...24 Danielle Don't (CBS Associated) 130 -/2 27+ 98+ 31- 13 11 10 O HENRY LEE SUMMER /Darling /All Night Long (RCA) 22 (RCA) 140 + 12+ 76+ 63- 12 PETER MURPHY 18 15 14 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE/Look Out Any Window /6 6 58 83 13 KINGS OF THE SUN /Black Leather (RCA) 20 DEBUT JIMMY PAGE/Wasting My Time (Geffen) 155 /155 ONLY CHILD /I Believe In You (Rampage /Rhino) 20 It Up (Atlantic) 147 -/2 17+ 67+ 69- 12 12 11 ROBIN TROWER/Tear 19 114 33 - 92- 20+ 15 LITA FORD /Kiss Me Deadly (RCA) 5 5 6 12 ROBERT PLANT /Ship Of Fools (Es Paranza /Atlantic) -/1 112 43- 97- 14= RAYMOND MAY /Romantic Guy (Elektra) 19 4 3 3 13 ROD STEWART /Lost In You (WB) -/0 LEGAL WEAPON /Hurt (MCA) 18 Valley Road (RCA) 103 -/0 48- 93- 9= 17 1 2 5 14 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE/The 18 CAMPER VAN BEETHOVEN /Eye Of Fatima (Virgin) 17 People (Virgin) 120 -/2 12- 70- 45- 14 13 13 15 ZIGGY MARLEY/Tomorrow 15 120 15- 67+ 43- 19 10,000 MANIACS/What's The Matter Here? (Elektra) 20 17 17 POISON /Nothin' But A Good Time (Enigma /Capitol) -/0 20 JENNY MORRIS/You're Gonna Get Hurt (Atlantic) 14 BAND/Welcome Me Home (Gold Dust /MCA) 140 + /6 6+ 43+ 85+ 32 24 19 ROSSINGTON 14 105 -/0 18- 69- 35= BAXTER ROBERTSON /No Simple Cure (Atco) 7 6 8 18 SCORPIONS /Rhythm Of Love (Mercury /PG) 128 + /5 10+ 55+ 66- 25 21 20 JOHN KILZER /Red Blue Jeans (Geffen)
Toot (Mercury /PG) 94 -/1 32- 66- 27+ is 9 7 9 20 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP /Rooty Toot New Artists are those that have never had an AOR Breaker. The chart based entirely on the 7+ 45+ 60- number of stations reporting airplay on a particular track. Week-to-week add patterns are not a 27 22 21 JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS/I Hate Myself...(Blackheart/CBS) 123 -/2 ® factor. + 11+ 49+ 59+ 33 32 23 TRACY CHAPMAN /Fast Car (Elektra) 118 /18 Started) Start A Fire (RCA)* 121 + /10 5+ 45+ 64- 35 26 22 ® GRAHAM PARKER /(Get + 6+ 43+ 73+ 43 43 25 NEIL YOUNG & THE BLUENOTES/This Note's For You (Reprise) 124 /24 Machine (Chrysalis)* 124 + /13 0= 274- 87+ 44 24 ® JETHRO TULL /Part Of The 'Keeps a bullet due to 103 + 4+ 34+ 63+ 39 35 26 ROD STEWART/Dynamite (WB) /13 continued growth. 111 + 4+ 29+ 63- 57 41 27 GUNS N' ROSES /Sweet Child O' Mine (Geffen) /8 + 1 + 14+ 86+ 55 28 MICHAEL ANDERSON /Sound Alarm (A &M) 130 /17 Dead Heart (Columbia) 104 + /18 3+ 30+ 55+ 44 37 29 e MIDNIGHT OIL/The ROBBEN 33+ 55+ 39 ELTON JOHN /I Don't Wanna Go... (MCA) 97 +/39 6+ 19- 51- 11- 3 8 18 31 CHEAP TRICK/The Flame (Epic) 66 -/0 + 1= 16+ 71+ 42 42 32 KINGDOM COME/What Love Can Be (Polydor /PG) 108 /20 15+ 71+ 36 SMITHEREENS /House We Used To Live In (Enigma /Capitol) 101 +/20 0= 0 13 55 DEBUT Q PATTI SMITH /People Have The Power (Arista) 87 /87 2+ 17+ 61- 47 46 35 ALARM /Rescue Me (IRS /MCA) 86 +/7 79 + /10 2+ 22+ 51+ 60 38 INXS /Kick (Atlantic) FORD 14+ 10- 23 29 34 37 MIDNIGHT OIL /Beds Are Burning (Columbia) 40 -/1 29- 51 +/17 3+ 23+ 25+ 60 58 50 © ROBERT PLANT /Dance On My Own (Es Paranza /Atlantic) 17+ 30= 56 52 47 VAN HALEN /Finish What Ya Started (WB) 49 +/7 2+ +/5 2= 13= 40= 58 54 44 Q GEORGE THOROGOOD/Treat Her Right (EMI- Manhattan) 58 1+ 20+ 25- 34 31 41 VAN HALEN /Feels So Good (WB) 49 -/3 17- 10 18 31 42 ERIC CLAPTON /After Midnight (Polydor /PG) 44 -/0 8- 23- 7- 28 30 33 43 INXS /New Sensation (Atlantic) 35 -/1 14- 27- 2= 2- 46+ 51 HURRICANE /I'm On To You (Enigma) 72 +/15 55 +/12 2+ 17+ 32+ 53 m CHEAP TRICK /Let Go (Epic) 1+ 19+ 53 53 46 Q VAN HALEN /Mine All Mine (WB) 51 +/9 28- 5+ 50 50 45 47 JOANNA DEAN /Kiss This (Mercury /PG) 62 -/0 1= 50- 3+ 52+ - - 55 RHYTHM CORPS /Common Ground (Pasha /CBS) 72 +/15 0= 11- 16 25 37 49 CHURCH /Under The Milky Way (Arista) 36 -/0 6+ 22- 0= 2+ 50+ - - 54 STEALIN HORSES/Turnaround (Arista) 64 +/8 a 52 +/8 1= 12+ 32+ - - 58 m CHURCH /Reptile (Arista) 12- 6 14 30 52 NEIL YOUNG & THE BLUENOTES/Ten Men Workin' (Reprise) 33-/0 1- 19- 7+ 31 40 49 53 ROBERT PLANT/Tall Cool One (Es Paranza /Atlantic) 26 -/2 8+ 18- 54 =/3 0= 3= 26- You - - 56 C JUDAS PRIEST /I'm A Rocker (Columbia) "Wild About 8 19 40 55 SMITHEREENS /Only A Memory (Enigma /Capitol) 30 -/0 0- 13- 15- SCORPIONS /Believe In Love (Mercury /PG) 35 +/14 2+ 10+ 20+ I DEBUT Q One 45 +/11 0= 4+ 32+ DEBUT HONEYMOON SUITE /Lookin' Out For Number (WB) (Can't Hold Out 22 28 43 58 YNGWIE J. MALMSTEEN'S RISING... /Heaven Tonight (Polydor /PG) 34 -/0 0= 3- 25- -60('r FACE TO FACE /As Forever As You (Mercury /PG) 47 -/1 0= 6- 31+ 1= 4+ 23+ DEBUT a MELISSA ETHERIDGE /Bring Me Some Water (Island) 35 +/12 Much Longer)" BREAKERS. June 24 JIMMY PAGE NEIL YOUNG & THE BLUENOTES Wasting My Time (Geffen) This Note's For You (Reprise) Your Desk 89% of our reporters on it. 71% of our reporters on it. On
TRACY CHAPMAN KINGDOM COME Fast Car (Elektra) What Love Can Be (Polydor / PolyGram) 67% of our reporters on it. 62% of our reporters on it.
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3 2 175 REPORTERS 17, Reports/Adds Power Heavy Medium WKS WKS LW 1W JUNE 1988
1 VAN HALEN /0U812 (WB) "Love" (144) "Black" (127) "Mine" (51) 160 =/0 77- 151- 9+ 2 2 2 2 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE /Scenes From The Southside (RCA) "Look" (140) "Valley" (103) "Defenders" (29) 162 -/0 58- 139- 23+ 3 3 3 3 ROBERT PLANT /Now And Zen (Es Paranza /Atlantic) "Ship" (114) "Dance" (51) "Cool" (26) 151 -/3 46- 118- 32+ 4 4 4 4 ROD STEWART /Out Of Order (WB) "Lost" (112) "Dynamite" (103) "Horse" (10) 154 -/0 46- 110- 41+ 5 I© MOODY BLUES /Sur La Mer (Polydor /PG) "Know" (159) "Here" (13) "River" (6) 159=/0 46+ 132+ 25- 12 9 7 0 JIMMY BARNES /Freight Train Heart (Geffen) "Much" (155) "Driving" (7) "Lessons" (2) 158=/1 44+ 114+ 40- 7 5 6 7 SCORPIONS /Savage Amusement (Mercury /PG) "Rhythm" (105) "Believe" (35) "Stop" (19) 133- /3 21- 78- 48+ 11 10 8 O HENRY LEE SUMMER /Henry Lee Summer (CBS Associated) "Darling" (130) "Wing" (3) "Wish" (2) 133 -/3 27+ 100+ 31- 14 0 BOB DYLAN /Down In The Groove (Columbia) "Silvio" (153) "Stick" (2) "Dream" (1) 153+/4 6+ 71+ 73- 13 11 11 m ROBIN TROWER/Take What You Need (Atlantic) "Tear" (147) "Take" (3) "Attack" (2) 150- /2 17+ 68+ 70- 6 7 12 m NEIL YOUNG & THE BLUENOTES/This Note's For You (Reprise) "Note's" (124) "Men" (33) "Twilight" (3) 139 +/9 7- 56- 74+ 14 14 15 MIDNIGHT OIL /Diesel And Dust (Columbia) "Dead" (104) "Beds" (40) "Dreamworld" (7) 135 + /14 17+ 56- 60+ 16 13 13 13 ZIGGY MARLEY /Conscious Party (Virgin) "Tomorrow" (120) "Conscious" (4) "Molly" (3) 124 -/2 12- 70- 49- 5 6 9 14 CHEAP TRICK /Lap Of Luxury (Epic) "Flame" (66) "Let" (55) "Mercy" (4) 113-/5 21- 67- 39+ 20 16 17 ® POISON /Open Up And Say...Ahh (Enigma /Capitol) "Nothin" (120) "Rocks" (1) "Look" (1) 122 -/0 15- 68+ 44- 23 19 18 iD JOHN KILZER /Memory In The Making (Geffen) "Jeans" (128) "Green" (1) "Soul" (1) 129+/5 10+ 55+ 67= 17 15 16 17 INXS /Kick (Atlantic) "Kick" (79) "Sensation" (35) "Tear" (15) 118 =/7 17- 48- 63+ 21 19 ROSSINGTON BAND /Love Your Man (Gold Dust /MCA) "Home" (140) "Love" (1) "Man" (1) 140 + /6 6+ 43+ 85+ 29 24 22 TRACY CHAPMAN/Tracy Chapman (Elektra) "Fast" (118) "Talkin" (15) "Baby" (1) 121 +/18 12+ 50+ 61+ 26 20 20 Q JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS /Up Your Alley (Blackheart /CBS) "Myself" (123) "Liar" (2) 123 -/2 7+ 45+ 60- 8 12 21 21 SMITHEREENS /Green Thoughts (Enigma/Capitol) "House" (101) "Memory" (30) "Drown" (6) 125-/11 2- 28- 83+ 10 8 10 22 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP/The Lonesome Jubilee (Mercury /PG) "Rooty" (94) "People" (1) 94 -/1 32- 66- 27+ 30 23 23 ® GRAHAM PARKER/The Mona Lisa's Sister (RCA) "Started" (121) "Don't" (3) "Under" (2) 121 +/10 5+ 45+ 64- 32 25 0 GUNS N' ROSES /Appetite For Destruction (Geffen) "Child" (111) "Welcome" (2) "Think" (2) 112+/8 4+ 31+ 63- 27 ® MICHAEL ANDERSON /Sound Alarm (A &M) Keeps a bullet due to "Alarm" (130) 130+/17 1+ 14+ 86+ centlnued growth. 15 18 24 0 CHURCH /Starfish (Arista)* "Reptile" (52) "Under" (36) "North" (1) 87 +/7 7+ 33- 43+ 32 26 28 ffl KINGDOM COME /Kingdom Come (Polydor /PG) "Love" (108) "Living" (2) "17" (1) 109 + /19 1= 16+ 72+ 39 38 30 ALARM /Eye Of The Hurricane (IRS /MCA) "Rescue" (86) "Shelter" (1) "Eye" (1) 88 +/7 2+ 17+ 63- 18 22 29 29 HONEYMOON SUITE/Racing After Midnight (WB) "Lookin'" (45) "Love" (26) "Back" (1) 65-/5 3- 13- 43= 40 31 Q GEORGE THOROGOOD /Born To Be Bad (EMI- Manhattan) "Treat" (58) "Bad" (2) "Catch" (1) 61 +/6 2= 13= 42-
9 17 26 31 ERIC CLAPTON /Crossroads (Polydor /PG) "Midnight" (44) "Further" (3) "Got" (1) 47-/0 8- 25- 18- - - 3g ® HURRICANE /Over The Edge (Enigma) "I'm" (72) "Edge" (1) "Insane" (1) 73+/15 2= 2- 47+ 38 36 33 33 LITA FORD /Lita (RCA) "Eyes" (29) "Deadly" (19) "Cave" (5) 50-/2 3+ 11- 33- 35 © JOANNA DEAN /Misbehavin' (Mercury /PG) "Kiss" (62) 62-/O 1= 5+ 50-65+/9 DEBUT ® STEALIN HORSES /Stealin Horses (Arista) "Turnaround" (64) "Where" (1) 0= 2+ 50+
21 25 32 36 YNGWIE J. MALMSTEEN'S RISING FORCE /Odyssey (Polydor /PG) "Heaven" (34) "Time" (11) "Rising" (2) 46 -/5 0= 4- 30- 37 37 DEF LEPPARD /Hysteria (Mercury /PG) "Pour" (24) "Bites" (11) 33-/3 4- 14- 18-
I DEBUT Q JUDAS PRIEST/Ram It Down (Columbia) "Rocker" (54) "Metal" (2) "Ram" (1) 55=/3 1= 4= 26- DEBUT Q MELISSA ETHERIDGE /Melissa Etheridge (Island) "Bring" (35) "Features" (9) 44+/13 1= 6+ 29+ DEBUT 0 BALAAM & THE ANGEL /Live Free Or Die (Virgin) "Show" (43) "Love" (4) 47 +/10 1+ 2+ 30+ BREAKERS, MELISSA ETHERIDGE No albums qualified for Breaker status this week. "BRING ME L NEW & ACTIVE
FACE TO FACE "One Big Day" (Mercury/PolyGram) 47/1 (49/4) SOME Adds- KDJK. Heavy 6 including WTPA. WCCC, WPLR, WIZN, KTYD. Medium 31 including WNEW, WHJY, WLLZ, KYYS, WDHA, WHCN, CHEZ, WHEB, WBRU, WEZX JOHN NORUM "Total Control" (Epic) 34/10 (24/11) Adds. WPHD, WLVQ, WLLZ, WFBQ, KUPD, KZAP, WPYX, WRQK, KQDS, WGIR. Heavy 3: WLZR, KQRS, KBPI. WATER" Medium 20 including WNEW, WTPA, WCMF, WEZX, WIMZ, KJOT, KILO, KNAC, KATP, KRQU. REO SPEEDWAGON "The Hits" (Epic) 31/27 (4/4) Adds including WLLZ, WCMF, KWIC. WAPL, WIOT, KZEL, WBLM, WWWV, KFMX, KRNA, Powers 1. Heavy 7 including WKDF. WWCT, KFMG, WAOR, WZZQ Medium 17 including WFBO. KSHE, KDKB, KUPD, WKLC, WAOX. WKQQ, KWLN, KGGO, KJOT OUEENSRYCHE "Operation: Mindcrime" (EMI -Manhattan) 29/5 (24/7)
Adds. WLLZ, WKLC, KJOT, KBOY. KZOQ. Powers 1 Heavy 1 KNAC. Medium 15 including WBAB, WLZR. WQFM. KJJO, KUPD, WTPA. WEZX, WSTZ, WRQK, KFMG. TRACK PETER MURPHY "Love Hysteria" (RCA) 24/0 (24/4) Heavy 5 including KROQ. WFNX, WPXC, WXXP. Medium 14 including WDRE, CHOM, WXRT, KTCZ. KBCO, 91X, DEBUT WHFS CFNY, WLAV, KPOI. LEGAL WEAPON "Life Sentence To Love" (MCA) 22/2 (21/5) Adds. WLZR, WKDF. Heavy 0. Medium 9 including WHFS, WHTF, WIMZ, WPXC, WRUF, WYMG, KROU. KINGS OF THE SUN "Kings Of The Sun" (RCA) 21/9 (20/1) ALBUM Adds WLLZ, KAZY, KZAP, WIMZ, WKOZ, KMOD, KKDJ, KBOY, KZOQ. Heavy O. Medium 13 including WQFM, KDKB, WDHA, WEZX, WRQK, KEZE, KATP, KRZQ, KTYD. DEBUT CAMPER VAN BEETHOVEN "Our Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart" (Virgin) 21/6 (15 /2) e Adds: WBCN, WNEW, KTCZ. WBRU, KEZO, KTYD Heavy 2 KROO, WFNX. Medium 12 including WXRT, 91X, WHFS, WHCN, WMAD, WIZN, WPXC, WXXP. KRZQ. ACE FREHLEY "Second Sighting" (Megaforce /Atlantic) 20/4 (17/5) AOR NEW Adds. WQFM, KLAQ. WIMZ, WKQZ. Heavy 1: KJJO. Medium 11 including WBAB. WLZR, KUPD, WHCN, WEZX, KBAT, WPXC, KRZQ. ARTIST #7 ONLY CHILD "Only Child" (Rampage/Rhino) 20/3 (20 /2) Adds. WRDU, KRQU, KZOQ Heavy 0. Medium 11 including WYNF, KJJO, KDKB, WKOZ, KDJK. WPXC, WRUF, KOWB, KBOY, KRZQ. RAYMOND MAY "Unadulterated Addiction" ( Elektra) 19/4 (1511) Adds: WKLC, WCCC, CHEZ, KFMQ. Heavy 1: KQRS. Medium 8 including WBAB. KJJO, WTPA, KQDS, WPXC, KZOQ, KRZQ. Continued on Page 78
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BALAAM & THE ANGEL "I'll Show You Something Special" (Virgin) 43/11 (32/16) MOST ADDED HOTTEST Adds including WHJY, KYYS, KUPD. KSJO, WCCC, WIXV, KJOT, KCAL, WRKI, WAOR. Heavy 1: KRZQ. Medium 28 including WKLS, JIMMY PAGE /Wasting (155) KTXQ, WLLZ, KOME. WEZX, KNCN, KLAQ, WROK, KEZO, KILO. STEVE WINW00D /Roll (89) PATTI SMITH /People (87) JOHN NORUM "Back On The Streets" (Epic) 33/10 (23/11) BRUCE HORNSBY &... /Road (48) Adds: WPHD, WLVQ, WLLZ, WFBQ, KUPD, KZAP, WPYX, WRQK, KODS, WGIR. Heavy 3: WLZR, KORS, KBPI. ELTON JOHN Wanna (39) MOODY BLUES /Know (46) Medium 19 including WNEW, WOFM, KJJO, KSHE, WTPA, WPLR, WCMF, WEZX, WIMZ, KJOT. PAUL KELLY &... /Dumb (28) VAN HALEN /Black (46) REO SPEEDWAGON "Here With Me" (Epic) 30/25 (4/4) REO SPEEDWAGON /Here (26) JIMMY BARNES /Much (44) Adds including WLLZ, KWIC, KMJX, WAPL, WIOT, KZEL, WBLM, KRNA, KFMZ, WYMG. Powers 1. Heavy 7: WKDF, NEIL YOUNG &... /Note's (24) WWCT, KFMG, WAOR, WZZQ, KWHL, KRQU. Medium 17 including WFBQ, KSHE, KDKB, KUPD, WKLC, WAQX, ROD STEWART /Lost (43) WKQQ, KWLN, KGGO, KJOT. BRITNY FOX,'Way (21) ROBERT PLANT /Ship (33) PAUL KELLY & THE MESSENGERS "Dumb Things" (A&M) 28/28 KINGDOM COME/What (20) (0/0) JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP/Toot (32) Adds including WYNF, 91X, WHFS, WDHA, WHEB, KMOD, WPXC, WWTR, WWWV, KQWB. Heavy 3: WDRE, WEBN, SMITHEREENS /House (20) VAN HALEN /When (30) WQMF. Medium 12 including WLLZ, WFBO, KUPD, WTPA, WBRU, WRXK, WLAV, WXXP, KATP, KFMX. TRACY CHAPMAN /Car (18) HENRY LEE SUMMER /Darling (27) OUEENSRYCHE "Breaking The Silence" (EMI- Manhattan) 28/6 (22/8) MIDNIGHT OIL, /Heart (18) Adds: WLLZ, KNCN, KFMG, KJOT, KBOY, KZOO. Powers 1. Heavy 1: KNAC. Medium 15 including WBAB, WLZR, WOFM, KJJO, KUPD, WTPA, WEZX, WSTZ, WRQK, KILO. DEF LEPPARD "Pour Some Sugar On Me" (Mercury/PolyGram) 24/3 (24/4) Adds: KGB, WTKX, KBER. Powers 3. Heavy 10 including WBAB, WEBN, CFOX, WHTF, WAVF, WXKE, KILO, KOMP, WZZQ. Medium 14 including WMMR, WDVE, KZEW, WSHE, WYNF, WRIF, WFBQ, WPDH, WOMF, KIEL. CHART CLIMBERS PETER MURPHY "All Night Long" (RCA) 22/0 (22/3) Heavy 5 including KROO, WFNX, WPXC, WXXP. Medium 12 including CHOM, WXRT, KTCZ, KBCO, 91X, WHFS, WLAV, KPOI, WIZN, WRKI. AEROSMITH "Rag Doll" (Geffen) 21/6 (13/5) Adds: WBAB, KFOG, CFOX, WTPA, WZXL, WZZQ. Heavy 6 including WPYX, WAVF, WIMZ, WONE, WWCT. Medium MIDNIGHT OIL "The Dead Heart" (Columbia) 104/18 (86/15) 13 including WMMR, DC101, KISW, WPDH, WHTF, WRFX, KZEL, KEZE, KFMZ. Adds including WLLZ, KSJO, WSTZ, WFYV, KMJX, WDIZ, WXLP, KZRR, KLPX, WZZQ. Heavy 30 including WBAB, KINGS OF THE SUN "Black Luther" (RCA) 20/10 (11/3) WDRE, KTXQ, KISS, WXRT, KBCO, KROQ, KUPD, 91X, KGB. Medium 55 including CHOM, WNEW, Q107, KLOL, Adds: WLLZ, KAZY, KZAP, WIMZ, WKQZ, KMOD, KKDJ, KBOY, KZ00, KTYD. Heavy 0. Medium 13 including WNOR, WLVQ, KYYS, KAZY, KBPI, KDKB. Remains at #29. WQFM, KDKB, WDHA, WEZX, KNCN, WROK, KEZE, KATP, KRZQ. ROD STEWART "Dynamite" (WB) 103113 (94/21) ACE FREHLEY "Insane" (Megaforce /Atlantic) 20/4 (17/5) Adds including WPHD, KBCO, KBPI, KRSP, WPYX, WZZO, WHCN, WBRU, WIMZ, KMJX. Heavy 34 including WNEW, Adds: WQFM, KLAQ, WIMZ, WKQZ. Heavy 1: KJJO. Medium 11 including WBAB, WLZR, KUPD, WHCN, WEZX, WMMR, KISS, WFBO, KQRS, KUPD, KZAP, KFOG, KLAQ, WKQQ. Medium 63 including WDVE, WHJY, 0107, KBAT, WPXC, KRZQ. DC101, WKLS, KLOL, WYNF, WEBN, WLVQ, WQFM. Remains at #26. ONLY CHILD "I Believe In You" (Rampage/Rhino) 20/3 (20/2) SMITHEREENS "House We To Used Live In" (Enigma/Capiol) 101/20 (82/39) Adds: WRDU, KROU, KZOQ. Heavy 0. Medium 11 including WYNF, KJJO, KDKB, WKQZ, KDJK, WPXC, WRUF, Adds including WKLS, WYNF, WLZR, KRXQ, 91X, WPDH, WAVF, WEGR, WKDF, KBAT. Heavy 15 including WNEW, KQWB, KBOY, KRZQ. WHJY, KISS, WXRT, KGON, KZAP, KGB, WHCN, KLBJ, WWWV. Medium 71 including WEZX, KTXQ, WKFM, WAAF, GERRY RAFFERTY "Shipyard Town" (Polydor/PolyGram) 20/2 (18/12) WHTF, KPEZ, KWIC, WRXK, WFYV, WIMZ. Moves 36 -33. Adds: WIZN, WWWV. Heavy 4: CHOM, KTCZ, KINK, WZZQ. Medium 13 including WNEW, KSHE, WKLC, CHEZ, ELTON JOHN "I Don't Wanna Go On With You Like That" (MCA) 97/39 (58/58) WKRR, WLAV, WMAD, WKQZ, KMOD, WPXC. Adds including WIYY, KZEW, KLOL, KISS, WYNF, WLUP, WFBQ, KBPI, KLOS, KRXQ. Heavy 33 including WPHD, SCORPIONS "Don't Stop At The Top" (Mercury/PolyGram) 19/4 (17/3) WBAB, CHOM, WNEW, WMMR, WHJY, DC101, KINK, WPYX, WZZO. Medium 55 including 0107, KTXO, KYYS, Adds: WHCN, WFYV, WXLP, KATP. Powers 1. Heavy 3: KUPD, KNAC, KRZQ. Medium 13 including KTXO, KSHE, KMJX, KRIX, WKDF, WIZN, WZXL, WWTR. Moves 39 -30. KLOL, WFBQ, WLZR, KSJO, WROK, WWCK, KFMG, KKDJ, KEZE. PATTI SMITH "People Have The Power" (Arista) 87/87 (0/0) RAYMOND MAY "Romantic Guy" (Elektra) 19/4 (15/11) Adds including WBCN, WYNF, WLUP, WLLZ, KYYS, WQFM, KBPI, KDKB, KUPD, KZAP. Heavy 13 including WPHD, Adds: WKLC, WCCC, CHEZ, KFMQ. Heavy 1: KQRS. Medium 8 including WBAB, KJJO, WTPA, KQDS, WPXC, CHOM, WNEW, WHJY, WXRT, KBCO, KOME, WCCC, WKFM, WRXK. Medium 55 including WBAB, WIYY, WMMR, KZOQ, KRZQ. DC101, KZEW, WPLR, CHEZ, WHEB, WPDH, WBRU. Debuts at #34. UTA FORD Me ALARM "Rescue Me" (IRS/61CA) 86/7 (80/12) "Kiss Deadly" (RCA) 19/2 (17/5) Adds: KBER, KWHL. Powers 3. Heavy 7 including WBAB, WYNF, CFOX, WKLC, WHTF, WZZQ. Medium 9 including Adds: WPHD, WFBQ, KZAP, KFOG, KLBJ, WIBA, KKDJ. Heavy 17 including WKLS, KBCO, KSJO, WHCN, WHEB, WHJY, WLLZ, WRIF, KRXQ, KZAP, WAQY, WXLP, WIOT. WIMZ, KWLN, WAPL, WMAD, KPOI. Medium 61 including CHOM, WNEW, WMMR, WHJY, 0107, KLOL, KISS, KSHE, KUPD, KRXQ. Remains at #35. DAVID LEE ROTH "Skyscraper" (WB) 19/1 (21/3) INXS "Kick" (Atlantic) 79/10 (69 /22) Adds: WHCN. Heavy 7 including KISS, KGB, WCCC, KKDJ, KRZQ, KTYD. Medium 9: WLLZ, KDKB, KUPD, KRXQ, WDHA, WSTZ, WFYV, KBAT, KDJK. Adds: WLUP, WLLZ, WOUR, WAVF, WSTZ, WIBA, KICT, KDJK, WIZN, KSOY. Heavy 22 including WHJY, KISS, KZAP, KGB, KRQR, WHCN, WPLR, WPDH, WAAF, KLBJ. Medium 51 including WNEW, DC101, KYYS, KLOS, KGON, LEGAL WEAPON "Hurt" (MCA) 18/1 (18/6) KRXQ, KFOG, WPYX, WZZO, WDHA. Moves 38-36. Adds: WKDF. Heavy 0. Medium 7 including WHTF, WIMZ, WPXC, WRUF, WYMG, KRQU. HURRICANE "I'm On To You" (Enigma) 72/15 (57/10) CAMPER VAN BEETHOVEN "Eye Of Fatima" (Virgin) 17/5 (12/2) Adds including KORS, KRXQ, WSTZ, KMJX, WIXV, WAPL, WKQZ, KSOY, WAOR. Heavy 2: KJJO, KLOS. Medium 46 Adds: WBCN, WNEW, WBRU, KEZO, KTYD. Heavy 1: WFNX. Medium 11 including WXRT, 91X, WHFS, WHCN, including WDVE, WHJY, WKLS, WYNF, WLVQ, WLLZ, WFBQ, KGB, KOME, WPYX. Moves 51-44. WIZN, WPXC, WXXP, KRZQ. RHYTHM CORPS "Common Ground" (Pasha/CBS) 72/15 (57/30) COREY HART "In Your Soul" (EMI -Manhattan) 17/2 (16/3) Adds including WFBQ, WQFM, WCCC, WHEB, WEZX, WOUR, WIBA, KNX, WZZQ, KWHL. Heavy 3: WLLZ, WOMF, Adds: WKLC, KWLN. Heavy 2: CHEZ, WZZQ. Medium 14 including CHOM, WNOR, KTCZ, CFOX, WIMZ, KRIX, KFMO. Medium 52 including WNEW, WHJY, KLOL, WRIF, KZAP, KXRX, WDHA, WTPA, WPLR, WBRU. Moves 55-48. KGGO, WIZN, WPXC, KATP. STEAUN HORSES "Turnaround" (Arista) 64/8 (58/11) INXS "Never Tear Us Apart" (Atlantic) 15/4 (10 /2) Adds: WTPA, WAQX, KWLN, KBAT, WTUE, KNX, WBLM. WAOR. Heavy 2: KORS, WKOQ. Medium 50 including Adds: WDRE, KZAP, WIXV, KKDJ. Heavy 2 including WZEW. Medium 13 including 0107, KLOL, KISS, KBCO, WTKX, WNEW, WHJY, KISS, WLLZ, WOFM, KBCO, KUPD, KRXQ, KZAP, WHEB. Moves 54-50. WRDU, WLAV, WBLM, WKLT, KOZZ. GEORGE TNOROGOOD "Treat Her RIgM" (EMI -Manhattan) 58/5 (57/6) JOE SATRIANI "Always With Me, Always With You" (Relativity) 15/4 (13/3) Adds: WYNF, WLLZ, KRQR, KPEZ, KCAL. Heavy 13 including WMMR, DC101. KGON, WTPA, WPDH, WAQX, WRAF, Adds: WKLS, KFOG, WWWV, KRZQ. Heavy 3 including KNCN, KOZZ. Medium 11 including KLOL, WYNF, KTCZ, WAPL, KEZE, WGIR. Medium 40 including WPHD, WNEW, WDVE, WKQQ, KMJX, KBAT, WTUE, KODS, WXKE, KDKB, WHCN, KPEZ, KEZO, WKQZ, KEZE. WLAV. Moves 44-40. TRACY CHAPMAN "Talkin' Bout A Revolution" (Elektra) 15/3 (13/3) CHEAP TRICK "Let Go" (Epic) 55/12 (43/15) Adds: CFOX, KPEZ, WPXC. Heavy 9 including WXRT, 91X, CHEZ, CFNY, KLBJ, WZEW, WMAD, WWWV. Medium 5 Adds including WBAB, WHEB, WCMF, WDIZ, WTUE, KICT, KKDJ, KDJK, KLPX, WWWV. Heavy 17 including KTXQ, including KTCZ, WDHA, WFNX. WYNF, WQFM, KBPI, KUPD, WPLR, CHEZ, WAQX, WAPL, WWCT. Medium 32 including WNEW, WKLS, KLOL, KISS, 10,000 MANIACS "What's The Matter Here" (Elektra) 15/2 (12/5) KJJO, KGB, WDHA, WEZX, KWLN, KILO. Moves 53-45. Adds: WWTR, KTYD. Heavy 2: WXRT, WFNX. Medium 11 including WBAB, 91X, WDHA, WPLR, WBRU, WLAV, WIZN, JUDAS PRIEST "I'm A Rocker" (Columbia) 54/3 (54/6) WXXP, WWWV, WMRY. Adds: WHJY, WZZO, WIMZ. Heavy 3: KISS, KJJO, KRZO. Medium 26 including WBAB, WDVE, WYNF, WLLZ, WQFM, KEZE, WRKI, KFMX, KOWB, KWHL. Moves 56-54. CHURCH "Reptile" (Arista) 52/8 (43/14) Adds: WNOR, KISS, KAXQ, WKFM, KEZO, KDJK, WRKI, KWHL. Heavy 12 including WDRE, WXRT, KZAP, KXRX, WHFS, KNCN, WFNX, WPXC, WXXP, WWWV. Medium 32 including WKLS, KLOL, KOKB, 91X, WDHA, WPLR, KLBJ, KPEZ, WIMZ, WDIZ. Moves 58 -51. ROBERT PLANT "Dance On My Own" (Es Paranza /Atlantic) 51/17 (35/6) Adds including WKLS, KTXQ, WLLZ, WHEB. WDIZ, WRDU, WTUE, KATT, WIOT, KNX. Heavy 23 including KISS, WXRT, KZAP, KGB, KFOG, KOME, WPYX, WBRU, WAQX, KLBJ. Medium 25 including WHJY, Q107, WLUP, WLVQ, KXRX, AOR KRXQ, WAAF, WOMF, KWLN, WKLT. Moves ALBUMS 50 -38. VAN HALEN "Mine All Mine" (WB) 51/9 (49/11) Adds: KGB, KISW, KBAT, WWCK, KZRR, KOMP, KSOY, WYMG, KRQU. Heavy 19 including KISS, KSHE, KUPD, WPYX, WPLR, WPDH, WKFM, WAPL, WLAV, KFMG. Medium 28 including WDVE, WHJY, 0107, KLOL, WLVQ, WRDU. KILO, WRUF, WKLT, WAOR. Remains at #46. MOST ADDED HOTTEST VAN HALEN "Finish What Ya (WB) 49/7 REO SPEEDWAGON (27) Started" (46/8) VAN HALEN (77) Adds: KISS, KWIC, WSTZ, WDIZ, WTUE, WMAD, KWHL. Heavy 17 including WMMR, KTXQ, WLUP, WEBN, WLLZ, KINGDOM COME (19) KQRS, KUPD, KZAP, KFOG, WAAF. Medium 30 including BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE (58) WBAB, WKLS, KLOL, WOUR, WRXL, WIXV, KQDS, WWCK, TRACY CHAPMAN (18) KATT, KEZO. Moves 47 -39. MOODY BLUES (46) MICHAEL ANDERSON (17) FACE TO FACE "As Forever As You" (Mercury/PolyGram) 47/1 (49/4) ROBERT PLANT (46) HURRICANE (15) Adds: KDJK. Heavy 6 including WTPA, WCCC, WPLR, WIZN, KTYD. Medium 31 including WNEW, WHJY, WLLZ, ROD STEWART (46) KYYS, WDHA, WHCN, CHEZ, WHEB, WBRU, WEZX. Moves 60 -59. MIDNIGHT OIL (14) JIMMY BARNES (44) HONEYMOON SUITE "Lookln' Out For Number One" (WB) 45/11 (35/13) MELISSA ETHERIDGE (13) JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP (32) Adds: 0107, WYNF, KZAP, CFOX, KNCN, KBAT, KMOD, KZRR, WGIR, KQWB, KFMQ. Heavy 4 including KJOT, SMITHEREENS (11) KRQU, KRZO Medium 32 including WHJY. KISS. WOFM. KJJO, KUPD, WHEB, WEZX, WRQK, WTUE, WLAV. Debuts HENRY LEE SUMMER (27) BALAAM & THE ANGEL (10) at #57. CHEAP TRICK (21) JOHN NORUM (10) SCORPIONS "Believe In Love" (Mercury/PolyGram) 35/14 (21/4) SCORPIONS (21) Adds including WHJY, WKLS, KZAP, WPYX, WTPA, WEZX, WAQX, KLBJ, WIMZ, WRDU. Heavy 10 including KISS, GRAHAM PARKER (10) WYNF, KAZY, KUPD, WCMF, KNCN, KWLN, KFMG, KRZQ. Medium 20 including 0107, WEBN, KGON, KRXQ, KOME, WHEB, KODS, KILO, KWHL, KOZZ. Debuts at #56. MEUSSA ETHERIDGE "Bring Me Some Water" (island) 35/12 (23/8) Adds including WBCN, WDVE, WLVQ, KZAP, WBRU, WEZX, WOUR, KATT, WIOT, KZRR. Heavy 4: WBAB, KBCO, KXRX, WRXK. Medium 23 including WXRT, KYYS, KUPD, KLAQ, WZEW, WMAD, KICT, KILO, KDJK, WRKI. Debuts at #60. NEW & ACTIVE
NEW & ACTIVE Continued from Page 76 THOMAS DOLBY "Aliens Ate My Buick" (EMI-Manhattan) 17/1 (17/1) Adds: WBAB. Powers 1. Heavy 8 including CHOM, WXRT, KROQ, 91X, WHFS, CFNY, WXXP. Medium 6 including WDRE, KBCO, WDHA, CHEZ, WFNX. BRINY FOX "Long Way To Love" (Columbia) 52 /21 (31/30) JENNY MORRIS "Body & Soul" (Atlantic) 15/4 (12/9) Adds including WNOR, KISS, KRQR, WCCC, WHEB, KPEZ, KWLN, WAPL, KWHL, KBOY. Powers 1. Heavy 1: KJJO. Adds including KRQR, WZZO, WKLC. Heavy 0. Medium 8 including WHJY, WHFS, WTPA, WIMZ, WLAV, WXXP, Medium 22 including WBAB, WLLZ, WLZR, WQFM, WEZX, KODS, KEZE, WRKI, WZZO, KROU. KATP.
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CHR PARALLEL ONE PLAYLISTS I WEST mrum21 97-KROY CHR PIA Sacramento PD: Tom Chase Sacramento Brian White OM/PD: Once again the Pl -A consensus is absent, with only two records pick- MD: Larry Morgan ing up big moves on more than one station. WILL TO POWER led J09 WATLEY/Meet Of All Seattle the way with a 12 -5 WPOW move, 30 -26 at Hot 103 plus a Z100 Ops. Manager: Gary Bryan PD: Bob Harlow San Jose L1TA FORD/Ales N. Deadly add, and 32 -27 at KPWR - and an add on WAVA ahead of WPGC. JOHNNY MD: Gary Weinstein ,22 MD: Tom Hutyler 10 pusm, Heart KEMP paid off 11-7 at Z93 and 27 -23 at KPWR. STEVIE B. "Spring" sprang H I LI. FORD/99 Ns 99. 12 1
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JOIN SIEVE .101001/ 24 -19 PONIES BIOME PRICEY AL B. 8.61 FIORILLO 5 -1 1 BREATHE lap) [LISA RICE 4ET -1 MAKI SOLD M¢I VAR HAILS 21 -16 C1AP TRICE 9-4 CAB SAYLOR CAVE 31-21 CONTOURS SAYLOR CHEAP TRICE 12 -6 GIBSON 2 REO SP.DMGON CAINE Mpl COBIo -2 CONTOURS 25 -18 T M.A. 11 -30 ICEHOUSE GUNS N' LOS. POISON 6-0 CHEAP TRICE 3-3 PISBO; 4 -1 JELLI86RN lap) NEM WIE TER O B KKYKILMW Rock. AR 88LR.lalph NC . RENTA R. STARS 9E FAT BOYS v/CHOBY lap) FAT BOYS v /C71m031 Mpl BRUCE RDRIET 4-4 Rostest: JETS 5 -5 IMF LEOPARD 10 -7 RHRkq)RarrlOn ChrH9l.NKelly TAYLOR CAME RISR/R. PMTS ROE, PIA.' 6 -3 ®6I ELGIBSON 2 -1 AL B. SURE! 15 -8 Batest: COREY HAW : TEED BAER/MVE BREAR RHO¢ RDMEY 9-1 p6XXX/Burlk0g9on. VT BSLAUdn, TX CRRAP TRICK 17 -13 CR0CAm BRENDA STARR 3 CHEAP TRICK 9-4 R. -2 MAKI SOURD MOO PRINCE PARALLEL L .ACM. 11 -5 DEr 3.6PPABD 18 -'4 Mock/Yawner TorlsecRDav.npOn EIEAU MARLEY 5-1 Hottest: IFFAM NU 98mL 00MMIOT OL 21 -16 MICHAEL LARD ME 20 -17 THREE .ACES. 10-6 FAT BOYS r /.UBSY G1061DudMntR.1.yK NC CEF IEPPAN, 1 -1 TONY TMI TONE STOGY MELT T MPPARD 26 -18 KEW, 11 ó. J. JAM JEFF a 29 -28 JAM MEDLIN EK -9 KYLIB MNO.0 EdMmltdslMcBMas cHOAP TIE CK 3 -2 EIGGT REY COMMIS D.J. AEEY JEEP a Or UPI,. 20 -16 SYSTEM COEURS 12 -3 Hottest: ENT IHR ART TRACY CHAMP J OAN JETT lap) MAKI SOUND MC. PEBBLES 0-6 JETS 1 -1 KAKS)Anwilio. TX TOTO Artp.b. TX MPXYIROCh..M. NY H ottest: CHICAGO KIXYISen MITE LION lap) BRENDA E. STAB 13 -8 1.177 LION 6 -3 KRAN N ottest: ASTILE 3 -1 RM1.rds Tan McNeil Hottest: RI¢ ROD SIEVERT RICH MELEE 11 -1 OLAINDA CARLISLE 4-2 John Raymond DEBBIE GIBS. 5 -3 WAEBIAESritown, PA RICE !SEIT 1-1 JOHNNY IRK KZOU)UTN Rack. AR BRENDA E. STAVE 15 -10 MOTO P0I8. 8 -3 ELT. JOIN JETS 15 -12 CHEAP TACK 3 -2 RELIE NINO.E Zr LEEWARD 22 -17 Eo SPEEDING. BOW, Pu, 6 -5 Word/Sherry A6 K6NIToTH EOLIE MIROO. 16-14 Suwon/Man RAT BOSS r /10B? lap) MICHAEL JACKS. 6 -3 CORRY RARE SOMME 7-6 NU 510. Ldp) DRAP TRICE 18 -15 WRVOIRICMnona. VA J OAN JETT Ldp) =BIZ GIBS. 9-6 0101 2t0IO0081 1 -1 CONTOURS SCOTTI PO.ITTI lap) SN.I OS OL 11 -9 CONTOURS TAYLOR DAME 10 -9 JETS B -5 DsvWMicM.le MEN REIM. Ldp) Hottest: DEE LEOPARD KISIAwtln, TX MAKI sONO MOO lap) 0 9POSOMOON (dp) 1 Hottest: MICHAEL JACKS. 11 -7 RICK MELEE -1 TRACY CRAPE. tap) Notts: BIWFe Smldt AR a AL B. SURE) 1 D.J. JAZZY JEK Ldp) -1 Scott/Landow CONEOWS 21 -8 INS 5 -5 LIMA FAD 3 -3 CLIMB SHER (dp) JOMOU KEMP John O'Dea EURWRMm lap) POIS. 5 -3 T BOYS e 31 -27 BREAM 16 -30 DF LEOPARD 1-1 /.L9BY SAYLOR GONE (ap) MT BOYS r /.REBE 0DO14 RAINES Ldp) MICHAEL AMOK 7 -5 WKPE/C.N. Cal. MA JOHNNY R LEAP TRICE e -e Oatest: JAME¢N TRENT D'A LMC CARMEN 17 -12 TUNS N' MIME OW. TRICE 9 -t MR10 NITO (dp) KE2B1D Paao, TX Rottest: PEBBLES 9 -9 Rick Ryd.r DEF ILPPARD 1-1 NE MEDLIN TREKS D'A 25 -17 MEET 5EIS81I10 SANS 15 -9 MOODY BEARS P LEOPARD 1 -1 lap) KanaylSlmon ERIC CARMEN MIAMI SOUND MOI 27 -10 D.J. JAM JCR 115 -2 TIWT MOLY DEBBIE GEES. 2 -2 ORD lap) MD 16 -10 N ottest: BILLY VERA 6 BEET GIRLS J OAN JETT CONTOURS lap) KOIZIAmaNO, TX COVER 5-4 BREATHE 25 -11 D J. JETTY JEW a 1-1 COMET MAS WOFMISchen.a.dy, NY RÌ B. HUNCH SIGG'T RAWLY Idyl J.J. MD 0-21-18 Hottest: BERN. K. 'TAE 26 -16 RION. MM B -1 Stu Smoke Hottest: P OAKS BOYS (dp) PEP 39 0100/AWntown, PA MM MT /CTOBT 1 , P.rkalONNn OOLL b MtONEL -1 DEBBIE GIBS. 11 -7 AL B. MUREZ 2 -1 H Andrews/Clifford Hottest: att: PITES 3 -3 WDJXJLoolevllla, KY LEOPARD 16-8 ELT. JODI Dlr CEP ILPPARD 3 -2 TAYLOR ME DEI IEPPARD 1 -1 ®BIB GIBS. 1 -1 SUOLI 9 -9 SA.hWM.T.r CON/OURS 21 -11 JOHNNY IRK CRDAP TROT 8 -5 rone MOA9L BOLT. DEBBIE GIBSON 6 -3 RICE ASTUTE 5 -3 P.PILS 12 -12 B.J. JAZZY JEFF .E 23 -12 Hottest GUNS N' ROSIS (dp) JT 1I 8-5 MICHAEL JACKS. 9 -5 21(EYTapNrs.w. FL PRIN. 20 -20 HENRY LSE SUMER JOEY BRAOIS lap) N EAT. 25 -15 MCHML JACKSON 5 -2 REO SPEDVEOOI JETS 14-8 JETS 11 -9 OMTOUPS 1(112/Roanoke. VA PAOLA ABDUL lap) BMan DauW JETS 3 -3 DENISE MOOT PEBBLES 18 -1] ORAP TRICE 16 -12 NC 08lFeyetuvlEe. ELT. JOIN B atest: PAON MARL Zak Subo 010410ad.drl.AL DEE LEOPARD 13-6 John MOF.dd.n MICHAEL .ACTS. 3 -2 CONTOURSk TOT T.I TONE (dp) B rown/Devi PEBES 15 -9 TONY TONI TOR (dp) WFMFIB.ta Roup., LA GIBS. 4-3 MAKI SOUND WEI PRETTY POLS. HOMY LCE SIMER ®BIE BRENDA N. SEAM 18 -12 H ottest: RicelAhyeen CONTOURS LIMES 5-1 B EAT= WIKZ/Chatnber.OM#. PA Hottest: PAT BOYS v /.OBE D.J. JAZZY JEFF a MCotBL JACKSON 5-2 G..5 N' 166 lap) BRUCE RDMET 7-5 CLIME FISHES Rick Alaa.Sd.r RICK !TREY 2-1 CDNTOUM RO SPEEDING. PEBBLES 13 -9 TAY,. DAME WEBSEMS 8 GINS x' F RAT BOYS e /CHOBY lap) MICHAEL JACKS. 3 -2 -1 MITE LICE (ap) S. Ldp) RION. DARI 22 -16 BRAN. E. SRAM BREATHE PEBBLES 7 -3 JETS BCIOTTI PO,ITTI JANE MEDLIN 25 -19 AEREKITx (dp) CIC SPENCER r Dl Nottest: CHEAP TRICK 9-6 WKSFIASh.NN. NC SWEAR MICHAEL AC.. 2 -1 STEVE MNICOD 31 -21 DE (dp) BRUCE HOMEY 7-2 GAMET' WVSRCMrlesun. WV IMP. LEOPARD 1 -2 DEMIE GIBS. 6 -5 Hottest: PRINCE 11 -8 BEL.. .R,Ii 8-4 NNalOrMYrtr.rtt NIA PRIN. Mark Ceulsghon SAMMM F. 2 -1 BR. KOMET 6 -1 .7AP TRICE 9-6 DEr LEEWARD 1 -1 7-1 RIRIDE !UETT 10 -5 6082E GIBS. CHEAP TWO! 9 -5 GA TITINNY DEE UPPA. 19 -11 JETS 1 -3 98WAYS/Mson, ROD SEEMET I1 -13 MOREL ACON. 1 -1 Carr .IS 830/Syracuse NY MICHAEL ACM. 9-6 CONTOURS RICHARD MM 27 -20 CHEAP TRICK 6-1 IN. 16,1 L werMaISMNN1On CREEP PRICE 3 -3 EYLdt PutiOcult PEBBLES 11 -9 JOHNNY CunnirtpMMOunr PISBIES 17 -15 RICHARD ME 18 -12 IRK CEP 1EPPA0 5-4 Sottest: PRIM¢ 15 -10 MSS N' ROIS Ldp) 23 CLINIC FISHER AL. B. 512 01 15 -11 RICMRD MM AL B. SAE) -19 Myers. FL KSAO/Sen Antonio. TX RICE MTLEY 2 -1 WINK/Ft ODREY HARE ta.t: 21 -17 STEVE MNNOOD CHICAGO KNINIWkNa TX JETS 3 -2 KZZB/Smumoot TX Marty Bailer Leo VW MOREL ACM. 9 -3 F. SATE TAYLOR DAME E GIBS. 4-3 DEIS IE GIBS. 5 -S KaYIJOhn Hottest Baken J.ck.on NET NET MET BROS WYKSIONnaMpe, FL MICHAEL MD CEFF IEPPARD ACES. 5-4 WOCMIHatlerstOVrn. EEO SPEEDING. D.S. JA217 JEFF 6 (dp) 6-6 CE ASTE? 1 -1 NIA NEME Jeri Bara PEBBLES 10-8 MINerIKwNtan TRACY CHAPMN 20 -11 RO 9PEEOMKN mu. .TES 2 -2 NIA PEEPLES (dp) GUNS N' ROSES lap) LBBBIE 9163. 2 -1 CRIC CANE. 25 -17 MT BOIS W WII , BRUCE KIOAEL ACES. 3 -1 BRENDA RESELL CONTOURS OWNS. 4-4 FAT BOYS MINOGUE RAT. r /CBIBBY (dp1 TLIE lap) MICHAEL SACKS. 3-2 BRUCE HOMEY 1 -2 JOIN. En CHEAP TR¢ 19 -9 ,LIE MMOGRE COREY RATA J.NN3 FEW (dp) BREATHE .r LEOPARD 4-3 -3 rottest: LEF IEPPARD 21 -17 JETS l Hottest: WJAD/BCnbrWp., GA Rottest: SIVAS G1RETT CHEAP TRICE 9-6 MICHAEL ACHIM. 4-1 K104/Er1.. PA CHEAP TRICE 8, DEE LEPPARD 5-4 Elliot/Tanner MICHAEL ACRE. 5 -3 TRACY C MN MICHAEL ACRE. 1 -1 PRINCE 11 -10 BRUCE RJM ®Y Io -5 lap) DOS 11 -] CHEAP TRICK 9 -5 JETS 10-6 BA Shenrnn DEBBIE GIBSON 7 -2 TPI¢ 11 -7 Hottest: r POISON 11 -10 CAP JETS 2 -1 INE9 -6 WKSIIGnw.bao. NC FM1pG'Mernphb. CONTOURS P0BLE5 12 -8 WPSTRronlon. NJ TN TERN. THEM D'A 27 -21 DEF LEOPARD 16 -12 FRICTION MICHAEL JACKSON 9 -2 DEE¢E RODE 11 -12 Jacksonl01341M TMCE CHAPMAN INE 16 -12 John/Conley MANI BOUND M.I 15 -29 PEBBLES 21 -15 CONTOURS Cunningham/MnM° CHEAP TRICK 6-1 E.U. 17-11 EEO 9PEDNG. VAN RAMP AL B. GINS N' RISES BRENDA RESELL D.J. AEEY JEFF a SURE, 7-6 ELTON JON 2101/Savaa.h. GA STRIDE 3 PRINCE 11-8 ELTON JINN ICU.= GUNS M' KEES ROD STEVE, KSMBIL/MymK LA ISO SPEEDMGOI CLIME RSRER McGnwIWIN4ms PAULA ABDUL rottest: JOAN JETT 186'BkmItqMm. AL Hottest: Nottest: Steve Small WHSLNBMmolpton, NC JOHNNY FEED DEBBIE GIBS. 3 -1 M LEAP 2 SOLD M¢I DEE LEEWARD SwarBL.a TW¢ -1 MOCartllylPwkl B> OCE KMOY 1 -1 11 -7 Hottest: RION. PIRA 13 -10 TONY TERRY TRACY CHAPMN Idpl BO SQGOS 5 -2 0610011Naw. NY CHEAP TRICE 10-5 PEIN¢ 10 -6 DEBBIE GIBBON 3-1 BIEN. K. SIAM CHEAP TRICK 11 -11 D.J. AMY JEFF a TAYLOR DAME TIFFANY ERIC CLAW/. 6 -3 =NW GIBS -6 POISON 31 -11 BRUCE HOMEY 4-2 Date Novel AL B. SUEZ BILLY OCEAN 22-10 Hottest: CONTOURS NODDY ELMS CEP 9 -5 CM. 2] -`3 LIPP.° CARLISLE 5 -3 POIS. 18 -16 BREATHE 25 -21 M. CUSS N. THIS lap) BRICH.. AEK6Tx D.J. AEEY JEFF i 1 -1 BOYSv /OIB(Y Idpl ERIC CARMEN 16 -10 RELIC MINO.E ORANT LEK 25 -19 D.J. ALLY JEFF 0-38 CHEAP VDU 7 -5 WEBBUS 11 JOAN JETT Op) D.J. AE" JEEP 9 Ldp) CONTA -7 CMEL lap) BREATHE 8-6 CONTOURS Hot 1001Ml.ml FL JOINS, IRK 15 -8 SYiT6M TOTO WANSIGrwnvlll., SC W2KX1Bloal. MS ELTON Tp.onl 1311. B. CHEAP 22 -9 moAEL 9 BRENDA RESELL lap) JENE IRK JINN TR¢ Rick Jame. ACE. -1 Kevin King 30 THOMAS DOLBY (dp) JET.FMIEH.. PA REDE SPEEDMGO Pottea [: -11 SURE) 11 -6 DEBBIE GIBS. 2-1 D.J. ATE? Jeta 6 PEBBLES 15 -8 COTTOIPS Jim Cook CONTOURS CONT.. J OSSNY E WNY2/UtkM. NY CHEAP TRICK 7-1 GUNS M' HI0S6 lap) KTUXISMwawn. LA .KS 16 -11 Hottest: TAY TONI TONE BRENDA PBSELL KYLIE KNOW. Flannery/Andrews DEE 926 ,ATE MERRY LEE SURER 26,1 MICHAEL ACM. 1 -1 NICE DAMLEE 1 -1 TRACY CHARMS StellW.b.r N IA PEEPLES PICHARD 32 -19 JETS 5-2 ONICAs0 CHURCH 1 -1 Hottest: TRACY CHAP.. CONCURS STEVE OOD DER t LLPPARD 1 -1 TONI TOW 0101 1MMdAn. MS BRUCE HOMEY 7 -3 Ratest: ROBERT 11 -6 2843 TO, CONTOURS BROS P., D.J. JAllY JEFF 1 5 -1 MNITE CARISM 8-1 RICE !GIBS 1-1 10T OIL 12 -9 LI. 5, Ido SPEDMON Ra WOO. .. TERN¢ TEEN' D'A Ido SPEED... JETS 2 -2 CREW, TRICK 6 -3 PEBBLES u -s JrSIE GIBS. 9 -2 1903E 16 -10 O.J. AEEY JEW a lap] PANA MOIL NU SHOOT DEBBIE GIBSON 6 -5 POIS. 10-1 Jr. ] -1 K XX106/BkmlrroMm. AL GUNS W KRIS PAT BOYS v /CRABBY lap) PAT BOYS OTAP TRICE 11 -9 Hottest: CHEAP EPIC 03-7 N/.OBE .E 15 -7 TRACY CHARMS (dp) GUNS N. k.8. Hottest: PreWItUDOVle INE 15 -12 WESIE GIBSON 5 -1 PEBBLES 18 -- 10 Hottest: JOHNNY IOW Idpl HALL OATES 2 MICHAEL JACKSON 1 -2 -2 D ORB IE GIBBON 2 -1 TRYL. OREN. WVBS/W&Nrtpron, NC /OKHIIOcwn City. MO EEM AL WABBIMOOH.. AL DEE EMMA. 20 WARD MARX I7 -7 WZYPIHUnavllla. -15 NEM EDITION MICHAEL JACKSON 1 -3 MOODY BLUES BowmaNCs.y OIL 22 HltmanlJ.rnlan Chris ArMnv FnmlCh..rwt ANS MECH. 11 -23 KI.TOHT -11 BROS PRINCE 6-1 POEM PRAM 20-12 STNS MIN.., 10 -29 TIFFANY Oro O NTOU! DER LEOPARD 7-5 CHEAP TRIG. 10 -5 ,LIE MRO.E WERZJE6rrur, NH AL B. SUE, 21 -16 REDE SPEEDING. EO SPEEDINGON SYSTEM ELTON AL B. HURE! 10-8 lop LEOPARD 19 -10 OVIT URS Falconi/Brady GUNS M AWES .N WCGO/COlumbu., OA TAYLOR N RI CRAW DARI 31 -22 Hottest: RIDE . THE Hottest: RICHARD MIN McClure/McCord TEDDY PENCERGP95 CLIME RISER N WDLX/Wa.IMngton. NC STEVE NIMROD 37-31 DEBBIE GIBSON 1 -2 MEL. MINE LEAP TRICE 1-1 FAT BOYS /¢LEBE Hot t: TERENCE REM 15 -31 MI¢KL .ACM. 5 -3 T'0 WRCKIUMNa, NY MICHAEL C 1 -2 Hottst: Jack.onllaa MOAT OHRS MIDNIGHT OIL 3 -1 Ie GIBBON 1 -1 CHEAP TRICE 3-1 BRAKE (BEET 9 -5 JIMIO BAINES lap) R.ItEMI1111ams RICK ASTLEE K 3 -3 TIFFANY CHEAP TECK 5 -2 MO MARX 11 -5 OIL 2 -3 ROD STEM, KNAN /Monro. LA CHEAP 12 -7 Hottest: N. CEP. LEOPARD 5 -5 ONI.T NIA PE. ES EEO SPEEDING. CEBBIE GIBBON 9 -3 D.J. .221: JEEP 9 -7 INE 8-1 ELTON JGIC Pool Pin RICHARDRI K MARK 27 -22 BRUCE KMEY 2 -1 POIS. 8 -6 MO SPER M°. FAT BOYS: v B -1 CRER BREATHE ROD STEIN, 8 -5 /.IBBY POIS. DEE LEOPARD 11 -8 T0TO 10 -6 Bottert DEBBIE GIBSON 10 -8 CLIME FISHER RICE ASTLEY EN¢ SEM D'A 17 -15 86TYXIJackaon. MS D. J. ABLY JEFF a 28 -20 SONTTI POLAMI (dp) RICHARD MM CONTOURS DEE LEEWARD 1 -1 BREATHE TRACY CBNMN 20 -10 KIHIOn)Onham ICEHOUSE lap) GINS N. ROSES Mp) DEBBIE GIBBON 3-2 TERENCE T M 0A VAN HALEN 24-19 BRENDA RESELL (ap) TRACY CMPMN WKpBICMrWta. SC AL RICE .TREY 9-1 ELT. JOIN MIA. SOUND M.I WBAMIMOntpanery. Batest: Hottest O.J. MEET JEW 6 23-11 L.nRNICO EXIL/Parkersburg. WV G.IN.r/Ru.wll ACRBMTH LwmhuWJacksOn AL B. SUOLI 1 -1 DEE IEPPARD 1 -3 ERIC CAPEEN 10 -18 RICHARD MIN lap) MIC8AEL ACES. 5 -3 8 -1 Larry Hughes WNNKP4M.burp- PA CHEAP TRICK ELT. SONN ratest: 0.TOUE ILS 6-4 TOTO PEBBLES 11 -7 PRETTY POISON U SHOOT BondlAupwt CONTOURS PICK ASTLEE 1 -1 P® IA 0I88. 7-6 oet D.J. METE CE, 1 11 -I0 OAS N' ROSES SCRITT POLITTI none VAN MALES POISON 6 -3 I HALL MIES 8 -7 RIC.. 15 -11 TAIL. Hottest: nOne . l . MICHAEL ACKSON 7 -5 TERENCE TRENT D'A Rottest: Edo SPEEDING. BRUCE KMEY 12 -8 DEBBIE GIBS. 3 -1 Hottest: STOACL JACKSON 2 RICK üTLlY 1 -1 Hottest: DEE LEM,. 16 -10 -2 MICHAEL JACKSON 4-4 BRUCE HOMEY 2 -1 POISON 3 -1 JAEEY JEW a 4-3 BRUCE KMSBY 6-6 WKRZ/WIIkeaB.m. PA CR.CR 6 -2 CEP .1.010 6 -2 WAPE)J.cksonvIlle. FL RICK MTIEY 5-1 JODY Y 25 -25 D.J. ARTY JEW a 13 -1 DEE LEEWARD 15 -4 Medek)SUn CBE. TRICE 5 -5 C.MWKhrtch JANE NICOL. 20 -28 ROD STEM, 11 -8 RICHARD M2- 20 -7 CONTOURS 32 -21 NBA Begins Page 94 RICHARD MRX ELISA FIORILLO 16 -13 FAT BOYS e /.COSY Ldp) ELT. JIIN CLIME WHHYIMontgomery. AL New Artists 8 Chart Summary Page 93 Hatesta ERIC orRlon Jimbo Wood WTIC/HarMOrd,CT WSSX/Ch.MSton. SC New P- I A Playlists Page 84 ®BIS GIBSON 5 -3 Joseph/All. SMk.WBwt LOS 6-1 ,LIE MINO.E WTHTIPonland. ME RICE AZTECS 1 -1 DI E 11 -7 BRUCE HOMEY 6 -5 IS MS= TERM D'A TMG? CHARMS Cosenza/Marshall STARR DRAP ERICK 17 -10 DEBBIE GIBSON 9-6 ÖLTON JOHN Hottest: CLIME FISHER DER LEEWARD 12 -11 JOHNNY CHEAP 'MGR 14-10 Mottest: PEBBLES 3 -2 EK MAKI SOUND MCEI DEBBIE 1 -3 TRACY CNAPMN CONTOURS 21 -20 GIBS. CHEAP TRICE 10-1 SIEDAR GARETT MICHAEL 5-4 MST ET ET ACE. POISON 14-9 BIRCH KMEE 8-4 BEN. K. STAB 19 -12 O 1011/York. PA 2IGCYPARLEY B.LEPPARD l -1 USSELL WOUTIJohaon City, TN CHEAP TRICK 9 -7 TEEN¢ TE, D'A 21 -15 J. SALES JEEP a 6 -2 DIE 16 -11 CrockaWOulnn FAT NBOIS v /CH.BY POtMTaybr MICHAEL SACS. 7 -3 COTCU. Hottest: DEBBIE GIBSON 1-1 DEBBIE GIBS. 3 -1 FAT BOYS ...BE Hottest: RIOAK ME 11 -8 JETS 6-1 COMMAS (OP) KBFMIMcAIOn.Brownsvllle. TX WKEE/Huntopton. WV BRU¢ KRNEY 8-1 CHEAP TRICE 7-5 REO SPEEDMGON Hayes/Santiago Miller/Reinhardt PEBBLES 11 -12 MICHAEL JACKSON 9 -6 JOAN JETT lap) 230 Current Reporter. .E 36 -11 CONTOURS OF LEEWARD 11 -8 WBCT /Charlot e NC TOTO 230 Current Repo. ELTON JOHN 23 -17 RION. PIRO .NS W EOS. (Cpl SINE 111NM000 MAKI SOUND MCBI JAE MEDLIN 0-21 Bla0kwaACo#la Hottest: TINY TARRY Five 00003E called In frozen NU SPCÍ% SC.NY CRIC EK CEP LEOPARD 4-3 CAREN pl.yllst: KBEOMan..s City, WAEB) KELIE MINO.E OAS N. K66 INE 11-12 GUNS W NOES Idyl Allentown. KEZBIEI Paw. WBBOI CONTOUKS ACROMTH P ENNY WOMPIWM.IIng. WV RICHARD MM 28 -18 EK Augusts, and FMI Hottest: BILLY aAbdssto. Bob OCEAN STEVE NINMOOD 37 -27 ELT. JAN DEBBIE GIBSON 1 -1 PARALLEL Font., E NIEDL. .ICA00 38 -31 JETS 3 -2 ThrN .tMlOn. INlad to rsport and REO SPEEDING. Nu PEEPLES MAKI SOUND MAI 1 -1 latCR üTL.EY 4 -3 THREE NNr pl.yli. Wer.Iroien: W2PL) td JT. LION Hottest: DEBBIE GIBS. 8 -5 MOREL AC7S. 5-1 Indl.napoll., WNNKMarrlsbwg,and D. J. JATEY JEEP a lap) POIS(N 1 -1 CHEAP TRICE 12 -9 PEBBLES 13 -7 KYYYN3I.m.rck. BRENDA RUSSELL DEE LEOPARD 3 -2 WOKIIKnoavlll.. TN DEI MPPARD 17-10 WPRRIAM.oa. PA T¢NDUSE vAN HALES 9 -1 Clay Gish BRUCE HORNET 19 -27 Darrell Ray TONY TONE TONE Mpl BRUCE KEEY 7-6 NOTE: Ma/Boston I. now going FAT BOTS 0 /CRABE WLANILarlcuter. PA KI.IONT OIL 15 -7 by its calls. WZOu. NU SHOOT GUNS R. NOSES MaMrrolMurrey RICK AS 14 Y107INeshvllle. TN MOLT 6 RAMES D.J. JEFF DEBBIE cBY SON 5 -3 JP. ELI. FIORILLO KO SPEEDING. CMS1IK.plan T BOIS v/CHOBY JACKSON 9 -5 P retest: WROO/CMMona, NC TONI CHILES REATE JETS 8L] MRDSMTM (dp) RICE !TL6Y 2 -1 CEP 10-8 KIAKI SOUND MOM MORA. Bliss/Ward CLIME FISHER DEBBIE GIBS. 3 -2 DEE IEPPARD 1 -1 STNS NINMDOD NU SHOOS BRU¢ HOMEY 4-3 PIC .WEN BEAU COUP 7 -5 CARLISLE 5-1 PRINCE 12 -6 BR... DEE .PPARD 7-1 r GEORGE I -1 JETS 6 -5 ELT. JD. VAN PILES 11 -10 RICE MITES 3-2 WFXXIWIIIlamsport PA CERP TRICE 16 -9 MOODY BLUES CRICAO3 23 -15 CARLISLE 10-4 RICHARD ME 19 -11 BEL.. MlnlarlF.ys M RDENITH RICK ASTILE 20 -12 BROCE KRNEY 9 -5 Hottest LIEF MPPARD 12 -7 WVFX)B.nga, ME J CENT, EK EMC maws 21 -13 DEBBIE GIBS. 3 -1 MOODY BLUES WTNZ/Kaavllle. TN Martin/Clark MICHEL ACMES. 4 -2 Now B Aetiv9 'Woad s00gs repmed by at best 50 of OW CHR reporters. Setn0 0 1 Ann? Nukes say NNW. DE lap) BRUCE HRNSBY 6 -1 Frwm.NWllkenon by (ewer MN 50. bid M Nast 10 of as CHR rebated The MO numbers following Ne atu591 M 00somown ,n- RICHARD BERM RESELL (label) M, LITA l'AB 10 -0 JANE MCDLIN STEEPER lap) COmRs KWESIOdww-Midland. TX male Are toll mentor, how many added 6 la the Met ems this week Moves ma.. Me type of 5000y Mt week. Up KC101/New Hoo.n. CT POISON 15 -13 ED SPEEDMGA oE[LEOPARD SC071 POLITIC Jim Scott for upward chan movrment Sarno br 085042)9 Or c0nened Linehan. atevity Down for oownwero chan acevny, and SM Ryb.k ZICGY MR.EY DE 10-7 NU SHOOS Ands far the number e Ramping of nre bug) MaiOn activity Complete wady Canto (oued in me Parallels MET NET ET WARD 20 -16 O SPEEDING. N' RB6 Idyl BRENDE K. STARR ME NOTE: RecoNS tat lack the ramrod 60% of out CHR reporters to become &aaaws may accumulate enough CTW GUNS N' KEES (dp) ¢1.m 27 -22 WSKLCMtanongs,TN GUNS N' K66 lap) ENSISE LOIRE Idol CONE OUIS ponts horn Ivgh ciao on moss repaarq on Hoctest: ROE, ICEHOUSE Ldp) S ottest: Poston 'aeons them* ass. We CHR Nanal ANpay/60 T BOYS r /.OBE Pu, 10-26 Chasa)Scott JOAN POLS. 5 -1 CNR #00.01on Clitoris Milano Ada a5/Or 'io pays m 24 Nv.. 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PDX 2 -2 CHICK°, AL B. SO5ERE) 10-7 SPEED... ELT. JOHN GUNS W ROSES 16 -23 TRAMS WLBT RI201 CARMEN D.J. JAllY JET a 16 -3 TERENCE TRENT D A PPEBBLES II -9 .IGHT OIL 141 City. SD CONTOURS J WZOKIROek1aN. IL GUNS N. 01S6 12 -1 KPHRIRapld TAYLOR PINE DEES 7 -11 Hottest: RICHARD J®oomyiNY ADP DANNY HEM 21 -15 Dove Kellewey IA. IOM CHEAP TRICE 2 -1 SA/ANTRA FOX 2 -1 SummernIMennine ETC IE MIXODE PAT BITS v /0X180! AZ 7- Bot Res t: KOY-FMIPhoaNR. BRCS HORtSBY 1 -2 RICK ATIEY KTRSICaeprt. WY Hottest: ICHAEL 10 -7 O SP6DEAGO TAYLOR MY. PEBBIAS 5 -1 St JohMlobMMOn DEE LAPPED, S-1 ACA. JE1516e -11 CDR FUND 5-4 COREY HART REO SPE®IRO. BELINDA CARLISLE 6 -3 MaseslBeaH RICHARD MW -5 LITA FORD 11 -9 NOCl/Cedar Rapids. IA CHEAP TRICK 13 -12 CHEAP TRICE 174 2eAP TRICK I3 -30 EUHYTeW. OD JETS IT -5 DICEY PARLEY JETS . -10 Iiary DIEOn AL B. SURER 19 -13 IGEMESE JETS 16 -7 DENNY )REM tartwRS BREATHE 22 -8 ERIC PNEU STEVE INWOOD 24 -16 TIFFANY 2P LEPER. 13 -8 MI Rotfeet: DEBBIE GIBS. 19-10 Hottest: WGRDIOnnd Rpkb. FAO SPEED...? DEF IEPPAID 22 -18 TRACY CHARME ERIC 011111. 13 -11 IA RICE eAO Y 3 -1 NEPPERN 1 -1 JETS 15 -10 KIIKIDwsrpot Harty Lyles STRIPER Idp, /Er REO SPEEDING! BRUCE ED WEBT 6 -2 MICHAEL ACES. 7 -2 PRINCE 22 -16 IYSylOT1aM Hottest: CONTCORS KWNLRer:a, NV ROD SIEMRT 7 -3 RICA ABTLLY 54 KOMOIHOnduW, HI B REATHE 23 -I8 BEO SPEEDING. R.AEL .ACES. 8 -2 TEDDY PENOEIGRMS EEO SPEEDING. LITA FUND 5-1 LITA WED 64 KpXVBOMO, ID 04 s6Wi 28 -21 ToOIIRobN ELT. JOIN M CB MIO 9-6 AkanrRlMer B R. J.NNY NEM JETS 9 -5 10 29 -21 Hottest: Al. B. S URE! 15 -10 PIBB.S -7 Jack Armatrrq MOM. MM LOKOURS TERLAMITH (dp] BRUCE FONDS. 1 -1 ERIC PNEN 21 -15 TRACY CHAPTER 10.AEL 150301 9-4 KS FAT BOYS v /CHLBEY carrants (dp) ETLIE !CROWE 7 -3 WRONRW.do, OH SBKO1Sa1Ma, NEW .DS THE B KDONISNrnM, CA MICHAEL DACES. STEVE MI1114000 32 -21 . LITA MID 3 -5 T BOYS 3/2119, Dorton Stevens Ann Adam SIEHE CANN" WHITNEY MWST. LITA MAD 6-6 Leigh Geiyer101eun DEF IEPPAW 12-7 217Cy MCEY Op) 10CWEL JACKS. 2 -1 WO SPEEO80ON Hottest: RICE MILEY 10-8 INA 15 -10 MG PEMLBS CHEAP TWO 3 -2 BREATHE TRCE 0 3-1 none DEE LEPPAM 18 -13 JOAN JETT (dp) BRENN R. STARR EWE. RA. 23 -17 s.lrrl Paml PRINCE 5-1 JANE MEDLIN WLRWIChmpalSn, IL BRIT.. RUSSELL RO MS WIE! Idp) DEERE 2 -2 Hottest: WET NET WET 5 7 -5 CONTOURS ERIC .REN MCCaDNMOKOl01Rn WO SPEEDING. RICK ATEM 5 -3 RICE AIDE, 1 -1 Hottest: STEVE EIN.WUO 29 -16 STEVE RNMOOD CUD. S D,J. JALLY JEEP i PEBBLES 6-1 JETS 2 -2 KLO/Orand Rapids, MI rone DEMCE GIBS. 1-2 D.J. JALLY JET L (dp) AU. AFOUL E LISE PIORILLO 7 -5 INA 6 -5 DEE BEPPAFO 9-1 Owr[RInnN RIC EeASTIEY 2 -1 MT BOYS v/ENG BY Hottest: PINNIES 11 -10 WPX81/Davernpot IA BRUCE FOHESBI 6 -5 KFBOICMyorEO. WY MI.IGRr OIL 12-7 B RUCE WENS. 9-6 Hottest: INA 104 BEF IEPPARO 34-26 CHE BL .AURA. 11-8 SclrsferlAUOOn GUNS N' FOS. 11 RCBERT PRAM 15-9 RCHAM MM 12 -8 DevblBcott CHEAP TRICE -7 W.AEL .ACES. 3 -1 PWRS7/HorMlulu, IMFLEPPAic 16 -13 JANE . HI D.J. JALLY JEEP a 21-17 HART DEF LEPPAND 20 -15 B RUCE BOAS II 7 -3 W.14. 19 -10 K ZZUISpoknw. WA OP, 110 SPEEDMO1) AL B. SUBE) 22 -16 HENRY LEE SUMER 29 BeneM/ShhlMdo D.J. JAZZY JEFF i (dp) AL B. SURFT 21 -18 ram. (1-5 -19 Randy Robbins Reo HEDMO. °WT °5S MIA. SOUND MC. 2B -21 D-28 SLY)YSan lob Oblepo. CA MAMI SOUND A21 Caw. 12 -9 ELT. JO. SYSTEM KAY1071TWW, OK CHICAGO A)enBllva Hottest: DEP DEPPARD 17 -15 MOODY BLUES SCRITTI PO,ITTI (dPl JETS e I -I GOBS N' R761. (dp) AL B. SURE) 17 -11 SUIckr(PayMM D.J. 25223 JET a (dp) SEED. QRRETT RICE MELEE 1-: ID WET O SPEBBMOIN WO S,EMW 19 -16 KCMD/Columbi.. MO KKRCISIOUN Falls, SD 6105114... TRACY CHAPAN (dp) PHITIO4 WPPS (tip) RICHARD SPX 5 -3 MIAMI EMEND M2I Hottest: TOTO HANS 21 -17 TutWNHOesorn K1WeyiSt. Jam. Den McCWIy ICEHOUSE B Idpl DEE LEPPAID 6-4 ELT. JOIN LITAA FORD 2 -1 SCRITTI POLITEI CH.2 22 -18 CONTOURS Hottest:PEeN6 1410012E JACTE. 10 -5 ROOD STEHART .BB.E GIBS. 3 -2 GERT2OKN NITROUR BRENDA B. STARR 28 -23 TEEL. OAT. 200IN0 AM lap) REO SPCEOM.O. MICWEL .AGIE. 6-1 O SPECDEB001 ZIGGY PARLEY 12 -9 AwEerr RUE MO SPARE/MOON MGODY BLUES Op) ADVERT.ß BRUCE MMNSBY 1 -1 PRINCE 11-7 BILLY OCEAN CREEP TRICE 19 -14 CONTOURS COMO. AL B. SORE( Idp) JIMO BAWDS CHEAP TRICE 6 -3 BREATHE 21-16 WOTZIDayton. OH WIXX(Orean Bey. WI Hottest: DEF DEPPARD 24 -19 GAS N. 1066 (des) 310GY MELY MT BOYS r/CHLBBY Op) WAIN SOUND M011 BLLINOA CARLISLE 7 -5 ERIC PREEN 31-21 T. DEBBIE GIBS. 4-4 Hottest: JervWDr. Day. MCCeWV(Michaol D.J. .111227 JET i SCRITTI PC.ITTI /UCH.. ACA. 9-6 TRACYA PONS. S -7 CMPMN 24-22 OPER TRICE 2 -2 121113.E Pt IAPPAM 5 -2 IF IEPPARD 13 -10 re HENCE TRENT D'A EEO SPEEDMWN DEF .EPPARD 17-16 SADE 7 -5 WEHALL .C.01 3 -1 OD TRACY CRAPMN 18 -11 KLUC/W VeOes. NV CONT.. B. SURSI 20-16 BREATHE 8-6 °ODOURS RICHARD HARE 20 -12 Hottest: RICHARD MW 19 -15 DrnlTaylor KRO/Tuwun. AZ ROO STEWED TIFFANY D J. DAUT JET 1 1B -17 DUO 16 -7 dpi I2D!PA17 19-16 CHEAP TRICE ICBBIR GIBS. 21 -20 InpnMDavis ID RF 2-1 KOZE/L9Wbton, PEBBLES 19 -9 COREY HAW MT BOYS r /01111. (dp) -39 TIFFANY C PNEU 31-27 RICE MELEE 3-2 CHIPÖD 40 Joy McCall NEE. PEAR KKRDAVIChho. KS BILLY OCEAN Hottest: 869E NENNODD 35-29 LET IEPPAFO 11-8 PATRICK Simone SIG. PARLEY ELT. JOIN KZOZISan Lods Obispo. CA WAEL JACKS. 2 -1 O1rrMMName BHEATHE 18-11 DOB IE DE REO SPEEDING. Hottest: DEBBIE 3 -2 °FEDERE GIBS. RICHARD tan 19-11 KIKX /CWOado Springs. CO ELT. JOIN TOTO Joe Kelly D EBBIE ES. 1 -1 none Hottest: INA Li -7 ND ERIC PNEU LIMY MELEE RICK ASIDE? 3 -2 Hottest: V141Ferpo. John Dants., ELTON JON RICHARD MAX 17 -10 D.J. JAZZY JET L 1 -1 DEF (dpl CONTOURS MI CREEL LACKS. 6 -3 RICE ATEEY B -1 Jeck Lundy BROOA 3 CLIME FISHER ERIC FIRN 20 -15 KWTO/SprinOilold, MO STEVE 6353000 K. STARR -3 S1EV30IE B Idp) D.J. MEET JET CRIMP TRICE 9 -4 BRO2 FOMS.Y 5-4 DINO 0'OrodylAesdn D.J. JALLY JET a 44 Rottest: Hbttest: JETS 8 -5 MICHAEL DACES. 7-6 AEFOiATH (dp) BREATHE BREATHE 5 -1 JOAN JETT Idp) 14 -11 DERB. GIBS. 3-2 BRUCE MNNSBY 1-1 Coty, KS RIMMED M.S 13 -11 MIAMI SOUND MOD COVER GIRRE 24 DERBIES 11 -8 KCPWIKansas LEO SP EEDAYXN SCRITTI POLITEI (dp) -14 JETS 4 -1 2-2 14-12 D.J. AOET JR. L (des) 6A DEr ]EPPAW 16 -13 H.WMJohnson TAYLOR DAY. PAULA ABIeL Idp) BREATHE 7-4 DEE IEPPAM 5-3 HENRY LEE SLIMIER RI me 36 -26 KOWZ /Des Moines, IA °HEY HART Hottest! PERB.S 11 -7 BRENDAHE 13-5 lTPJRS WHOTnougetown. OH COREY HAW KYRK/lu B.J. JA EEY JET 19 -28 Rick SWN. CY CHAPAR MICHAEL .ACA. 3-2 Vese, NV BRUCE FORRSBT 10 -8 B NET WET 16-10 ICEMI SOUND WWI Thompson Hottest: Dick Hottest: DEBBIE GIBS. 4 -3 Cummings/Mlles CLINGS FISHER RICBA6L MCKEON 6 -1 ERIC FIRN BRUCE FORA., 1 -1 BRUCE HOR SBY 5-4 EEO BREATHE CHEAP TRICE 1 -2 0)7/8.05 Barbara. CA ELI. DIM SPEEOAG. RIO ASTIEY 2 -2 JETS 7 -5 EEO SPEED... WYLIE MINO.E ROD STEW. BRO. WISES 4 -3 KTMTIM.dford, OR CI1He COREY HART DEF LEPPAFO 4 -3 CHEAP TREK 9 -7 Taro Ruh RIMED MM 14 -5 Tr COW OURS 2I0O0 ELI. J.N POISED 6 -4 BRENDA NISELL PARALLEL Grant esol CIW2 FISHER LITA DAD 8-6 CONTOURS AP ROSWTH (de) Notteer! MICHAEL JACKS. 8 -5 CHED /Edmonton. Alberta PAULA ABDUL THREE SPRATI POLIRTI T BOYS 0 /0.95 Hottest: GEM. M2ML 1 -1 EIGGY MOAT ROD STBMRT MOKeno.iStuart M JEW BENE ASSELL CREEP TRICE 7-4 JENNY HATE .ALL 2 -2 WDBRISoln/Reld. IL H RICE ASTIEY 1 -1 KKXUOnnd Forke. ND REO SPEEDED°. ottest: DEBBIE GIBS. 10 -5 .JETS 4 -3 MoonlLawley W2ML ACHED 2 -1 KOOTIAneKOrpe, AK DEBBIE GIBS. 3 -2 FAT BOIS FE/CH.. [EBIE GIBS. 3-2 15 -30 AL B. SORE, 74 MIOMN RI80 TERENCE 0 A BREATHE 7-6 INA TER J.D. ChEMtar AL B. DEBBIE GIBS. 8-7 MI2ML CRACKS. 5 -3 STRIPER SCREE 8-6 PEBBLES 21 -16 REO SPEEDING. ELT. .1 OM DEE LEPPAR7 17 -13 JETS 6 ID BOYS 51/001B5Y Hottest: BREATHE 21 -15 RICHARD M. 22 -17 AT J ENNE KEMP BILLY OCEAN TAn. OA./ 25 -20 REO SPHEDMGN BRUCE JOD RICE ASTEST 3 -1 D.J. WELT JET E 30-22 NN.7 84 ELTON TRACY CHAPEEN CLINIC FISHER M T son W OMB.' o-23 J OAN JETT Z104/Medbon, WI BRUCE EDW.,Y 4 -2 DEE LEPPMD 0-31 KRNOIDes MWnes. IA =DOW BROS D.J. A221, JET a 2R2EPEN ...man Idp, IBSTMI C0.6 Idp) N ®B6 GIBS. 8-6 KNShtlShary LSt1WHUdeon NA M RDS6 (dp) LIGGY PARLEY ottest: JETT hip) MICHAEL ACA. 11 -6 05161rl--CItles, WA JOAX PAT HOTS 5/2EB80 (des) GLASS TIGER K FW/ModestA CA DEBBIE GIBS. 5 -1 B ILLY OCEAN GENS IN (dp) RIMED M1á 4 -17 L9Mes1erROVis AL CR I.6 Hottest: HOMEWOOD SUITE Edwards/Sonden JETS 04 FAT DOTS r /CHUBBY (des) ERIC PARALLEL OW REAP TRICE 1-1 Hottest: SWATHE 11 -5 HOWDY BLUES ELT. JOG OU R Rottest: PIB. 64 INA 12 -6 WILL TO POW. CHEAP TICK 11-6 IGGY P. THREE WORD 2 -1 VAN INCISE RED SPEEDING. LI. A MAD 7 -7 [SF .PAM 17-12 ELT. .1 OA B lend 5. Bam 11 -7 RICteAt: WEEDS GIBS. 5 -2 KZFNIMOocose. ID STRIPER 9YETED (DAY) RCEETET PIAR 14 -11 M EER PEER -2119 GAS N' RW6 lap) RICK A 2 -1 CRUD TRICK 6 -3 MITE LI. PAT BOYS /EDDEBY Idyl KYVVIBismerek, ND DEP.PPAED 19 -12 HARE 26-21 SA FI.ILLO (dpl KYVA/BIMn/s. MT Cummings/Shannon BELOW NISB 3 -2 2ETAFO 9-9 D.J. 153151 JET I Bob Bock DEF ROD s reMRT 25-24 H ottest! ChMM Fou 0-6 RATHE 18 -15 'MANY MO SPEEDMG1 RICIt ASTIS? 3 -1 WSPTISteeens Point WI MAP TRICE 2 -1 PEBBLES 12-) REO SPBEOMGN PAUL PRANCE BELO. PE.IS2E 154 rone B ouloy1Steft. KSNDIEueene. 2P °OPEN, 11 -5 MO SPEEDMOED PRIDE 10 -9 OR HATTE LICE lap) Hottest: 1> GIBS. 18-1 Hot test: BRIJ. HORNSBY I3 -9 FAT BOYS r /WEBBY Idpl ®6 BwanelHyaN BASTA lap) W2REL ACRE. 11 -1 TRICE 25 -15 RICK MELEE 3 -3 0.0We FISHER BRBNM R. Snot 14-11 GUNS N' X16 2888 WKFR/Kal.mesoo. MI D.J. A21Y Jere i Idp) B.6 16 -9 BRUCE FORESEE 24 -18 WEERT PEAR 5 -5 TRACY EEO STEVE RNWWD 25 -14 COREY HAR CH.M. SPEADEAGS MD STEHART 17-10 City, OK PH.I.T OIL 13 -13 Anthony/Britain Hottest: KJ10310kiehom. EX16 WER [ERRAND 2 -1 80.PI.S 20 -13 - 1 POIS. 15 -15 SAP TRICE 1 J OAN POISON -1 WDTXIDeboit MI FOM./SpeIn MROBMITH JETT JETS 15-6 REIMY LEE SORER 21 -14 DEE LAPPAI, 16 -16 HORNSBr - RICE ASTiEY 5 -2 HatROWAnton WRENCH WEND INA BROM GENELEMEN WITHOUT FM104Modseb, CA ERIC PREEN 16 -9 ELTONE JO IN R2ERT PUR 6-1 BRENER RESELL CEP LEPPARD 13 -9 IL ARIA JETT DSMarerMylHp}fman ROBERT PONT 17 -10 RHO SPEEDING. WBNO/Bloonbpton. DEBBIE 7 -5 ELT01 JOIN LENS N' WSW (des) GIBS. PAT BOYS WOOS. nip) 6 le -12 B REATHE 24 -16 JON JETT (dp) Justin/Robbins REAM MODE BLUES SCORPIONS Idp) INA 19 -9 TOTO none 24 -16 MITE LICE COREY HART [(Wt. t: 2IGOE PARLEY Rottest: FT BOB v/2DEBY ME) SCRITTI POLITTI K OVV/TOpeke, KS RICE ASTIEY Rottest: WIEAT 1 -1 Hottest: I -1 O LIES RHYTHM CORPS P ]EPPARD 3 -2 LITA MAD 2 -2 Tony Stewart MICHAEL ACES. 4 -1 BMW. CARLISLE 2 -2 REO SPEW/MGM BEAU COOP 17 -13 POISED 4 -1 BREATHE 5-4 FALL DASS 3 -3 HAL Lei tOATES 2 -1 RICHARD MW 24 -14 Hottest: MUNIABT GL 6-4 REO SPEEDING. TRACY CHAPAN 6 -5 GEORGE MICHAEL 4 -4 CHEAP TRICE 5 -2 ROBERT PIA. 1 -1 MIRE FISHER 21 -16 Der EPPAW 7 -5 RICHARD MW RICHARD MM 10 -7 cm, Po. 5 -5 MROSIDTR 22 -17 DEBBIE GIBS. 8 -3 BRUCE WREN. 5 -3 CHI000 SINE WINMOD 37 -20 MICHAEL 154 INA 7 -5 ACE. HottesT: KCAO/OAnard- Ventura. CA Key: indicates the song is getting play dur- INA 17 -12 DEBBIE GIBS. 11 -6 1-1 Music (OP) KZIOIDukNtln, MN WAZYILahyonA IN I TRICK Grp Wllli.ms DAN REED METEORE 27 -7 KMOXIFmno. CA Mk.TROWMardn time le clos. 6 -2 ing certain parts of the day and /or night. (RA) indicates LouixoBlMorton MI2AE 13f:ß01 5-3 RIWMrdolGrlsr ARSPDTH (dpi NO SHOOT KOKOIOmoIR, NB WBWBIBIOOmhnpton, IN PEBBLES 13 -t the song was dropped from the playlist then readded. MO SPEEDWO. CHI° JOIN Dol. Cony PUA. SOUND M2I 29 -19 °NT °RS ELT. JOIN ELT. Evarn/Boctley CONTOURS lap) LL.EAx ERIC OMEN VAH MIEN (DAP) CL LIRE FISHER KFMWM/eterloo.IA LISE COFFIN (dpl STEVE NINNOOD J OHNNY REM CURIO" SCR., POLITTI MODI BONS ODou/HaHHansen BOB THE BASE Idyl Hottest: ELT. JOIN NETTED CORPS JEERED MD BEEN. RUSSELL 4 ROARED PUR 1 -3 NIER PR (dp) Hottest: NIAA[PEEPI89 -1 MICHAEL JACKSON 13 -9 Hottest: A858 JET i 9 -i Eaten: R2ABL AGREED 5 -2 PEBBLES 27 -16 masst: Rottee[: JETS 3 -2 2IGO1' EARUEY 21 -10 DEE °ERRAND 2 -1 CEP rOPPM, 6-4 REBBIE 1.10 11 ICE. 17-11 21 DEF 2EPPARD 23 -22 PRINCE 3 -2 DBE. ETTA FORD -7 Inn -14 TERENCE D A 25 RICE ASTIOY 104 DENISE AL B. SEEI 33 -24 6 10 EHER -18 ®BIE GIBSON 14-8 IA. 26 -20 °GEOURE 30-20 D.J. A22Y JET -5 PRIME 12 -9 MOAN 15 -10 DEn !EPEE. 12 -26 VAN IDLER 19 -19 CONTOURS D-25 vol. JETS 15 -]1 MNSNZTR 26 -21 ERIC MINCE 33 -28 ERIC PREEN 22 -15 NEW FIDE ON THE B 14 -27 SIEVE RMWOOD 34 -29 POISED 24 -17
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Terence Trent D'Arby D.J. Jazzy Jeff Continued Gloria Estefan Continued Fa Boys Continued Elisa Fiorillo Continued
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15-9 National -5 3 5 1 9 ALI 9 -1 04 30-22 RX6106 10-0 111766 1-3 KIM 6-5 6117. 6 51I 4-3 Of Flying 0101 16 -10 16% 84 0307 2-2 5501 1-6 LP: Secrets Summary 6 -15 9 22 14 45 .4 MW% 5-J 55I 21-15 616X 15-12 616 19 -16 6610 3-3 _95 19 -18 106 54VA 2-1 80SY 1-5 OP 174 16 -40 24 62 48 134 101 6-4 1030I8 9-8 MINX 15 fr CMD 12-6 KLA 13 -12 06100 13-13 Total Reports 123 51% 160X 74 851C 19-17 661417 12-1) 8000 11-13 Rm 64 3 66306 2 -1 n16% 5-5 SLY96 16 -7 sours ®S 9 Ono 4 0 7 O 94 19 -19 5I5S IAMB 19-12 61101 23-19 Y97 19 100 12-30 Co 8-7 Parallel Nos 6 -5 1i-15 -12 SAME 12 Adds 2 3 3 8 PROM 14 -12 5165 14-13 MAN 30-20 RYNO 23-16 0695 32106 13-11 5569 64 0105 11 -10 16, 21160 6-5 Regional Reach Ch Adds Were 10-7 X0101 126-12 PMII 15-12 550R II-10 WAN 0 0 2 1 3 098 6 -3 91 7-16 Reach P1 59% 00 9532 17-11 W 26-22 0105 8-5 MU= IN &AI ADDS 11 Total 41 M 67 206 WINK -5 11-1i 11071 8-8 10m0I 4-9 %PA 17-15 6766 18-14 Q98 13-10 E 64% P2 471 P6199 27-28 NISI 1 -1 1DRR 2-2 WINK 10-7 956I1 2-1 93014 18-11 19604 26 fr GI 7-6 S 55% P3 52% 140818 OON 35-21 KIM =NS 14 -11 6377 12-9 WEST 16-19 WM 4-3 0 33-21 PN 18-15 0-1 RpI. 5-4 20 i8-16 WV 94 Q105 1-5 92.08 116617 a-34 11016 ST 22-16 2-2 1138P 2-2 Chart Summary Wee tO [r 949171 12 -8 74 N 57% 900 31-21 IOB 5-13 00X6 11-9 664E 16-15 6217 7-7 WAO 6-3 893 39 -27 =PR 6 -5 MOMS? Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot 143 M7 24-21 %TW 34 11606 6-5 R% 29-25 6007 8-0 1 1 0 0 1 WT MOB 1-5 RPE 2-2 8306 15-11 WW ]0 -18 6061 104 BOMB 696 7-5 =VI 11-11 NO T 11-10 2 0 0 2 11366 5-12 2-5 6G5 34 -32 195 22 -19 R1T7 24-20 676 15 -14 295 11-10 10-10 National a 3-2 RI 1199 11-9 6 -15 8 7 2 17 6=106 11, WT 0105 15-15 MAP e-0 9102 3-1 1676 2-4 Summary wie 25 -9 110516 7-5 61611 31-30 155 10-7 6176 14 -14 91% 15-13 16-40 16 20 B 44 8 26 -20 ' ? 8-7 661% 15-11 1104 UP 47 1611 14-9 6200 5-5 54 C1 8-3 15 12 We10 21 -17 W RR 22 -20 RA=T 99 54Y6 )-3 3041-7 OM 6 33 21 =IX e-0 62A0 54 11ca7 31-11 OPJ35 10 =Lí 29 -21 100 -20 1689 rlao 7-5 =00 6-5 Adds 2 9 12 23 80106 20 -10 991878 4 -2 84 s 30008 an 103c7e 1742 596 30-24 =IT 84 B - 6-J 39 P M W00 1-5 1301 Ch Adda 1 1 1 3 B94 21 -17 í860R d35 d_37 1102 14 -11 566 =PI 25 Er 1.166 W54 6-3 13-10 5W61 6-5 WIN 1 6105 27-21 a =69 10 fr N®T Total 36 52 35 123 6-5 WM 35-00 ADOS 26 Continued On Next Column Continued On Next Column Continued On Next Column - Parallels Continued on Page 90
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MGx a no9i 30-25 00 22-18 WAD 10-28 Yi85L 22-30 WAP 17-15 LAN 31-30 Regional Iq-TM 31-25 RL on AX on 11200 32-28 Reach 00 d-23 90R 18-16 KM al Reach 11G1 0-29 FR 28-24 010) on MCI 29-24 11807 23-26 MOP 18-11 P1 Pl 64% Ripe 17-15 Inn c--3/on Reach I Na A 2I2 12-11 way 37-35 5107 24-17 Wms 26-21 E 82% QI05 21-18 ßDJl 23-21 P2 P2 84% WE 26 -23 S.1rR 111323 WY, 19-17 KIM 14-30 998 J6-3] Resch 312 99Me3 17-12 S 89% P31001 WAD 27 -23 co 23-19 Ror a 313105 0-35 2032 33-30 S 30% L P3 22% MOO 13-10 ILTI a M 89% 802105 23-18 MRX 25 -21 OGL a .3TP d-3) 912 10-29 Q104 23-20 M 12% NCO) 22 -11 MOR 26-20 xi 10 on 117330 20-16 MVO 16nS on M 696 296 15 -14 9A0 ¢ W Chart Summary Chart Summary Wms 22 -13 eO 39-34 KM on fr 892 27-25 2319 on 591 295 16 -14 811611 25-22 Poe Pos P1 P2 P3 396 26 -22 n 7 milST 2104 IBM 33-30 88AQ 0101 P1 P2 P3 Tot lot 3102 8 -2 Mx37 20-19 ROT 28-23 36-35 0133 24 -22 nor a 0101 1 0 1 0 2 1 3 MNno 31 -26 OM 0-30 29-23 1 0 1 w103m1E¢ FOCR 6-38 )101 21 -15 e -I5 5108 a K TDI 3)-32 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26-21 NVBS 27 -12 1111113 30-27 2211,7 34-11 xQCR 31-26 1ß6L 29-24 32M on msK 18-11 2108 26-20 S 30-26 0 d-10 11L701 34-29 11131C 11-32 3 0 X11 2-1 22P on 16133662 won RDBI 28-25 MOLE on C11Q l6-ll IM 29-2S WT OT 219 m RPRi d-]l 101304 20 fr K=106 on 11-7 MQ1 141 21 /r MGRD 111122 3-1 R 0 11-11 100)0 n 0100 10-3I 0-30 on RrN d-29 wi WT 7-5 WPM 32-31 CAI on WE3x 12-9 aROY 38-24 1®PQ 19-11 19)82 38 fr eO 28-24 99RG 13-29 RCAQ 4-1 RIIR I1-6 103E15 .1713 on P1 nocT 1-1 FMOD 1-15 NPR 5-1 Mr 24-22 2101 29-20 KCPM 30-21 O RRC ]6-J0 3 11-11 2 15-31 1111101 on 8104 2-a OR 11-13 9ICxL d-26 M 37-34 958X% on 2Ti on 26 MOO on MOO 1S-13 6372 13-0 MOIO 23-18 093 -25 5104 a-10 M.1 MIR on fr WOS 27-26 M11lX 11-9 N QCM 38-35 121170 an 16106 3-2 IATO 33-10 94 F 38 fr PM96 on 23103 on 10132 ß) C201 MTIC 26-21 60p9 P 25-22 11200 26-23 101CI0 B-7 22-17 ¢100 on rrms 36-35 M01 20-17 RWE3 28-25 RLaam1 12-12 KST on lORQ on 115PT on0 PMIMS a-36 NM 40-38 MIME 20-26 95203 6-8 I20nc Ia1v 27-11 952I3 25-21 2XM on 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Y97 23 -20 RI% 12 -5 20-15 rINV 30-21 IMF on P1M6 27 -22 5060 Parallel Mp2e 24-22 0195 20 -18 fr RIS 27 -25 MT 8x93 21-17 FPw 39-36 SADE M71C 27-11 P211106 19 -16 Regional Reach OM 19 -24 142521 30-T8 MRS 31-29 .1T Reach 112E 19 -13 IGOT 20-17 011221 24-18 P1 18% Paradise (Epic) MSPS 28-27 40 Nd1A 7.0 -37 inn 15-13 AY107 20-16 E 34% P2 32% 98217 23-21 Poor al -14 IIa B OW 26-24 LP. Stronger Than Pride SRD 14-12 S 38% P3 52% 9902 23-20 2206 17 fr Ma 21-18 2201 25-30 1Y1Á 25 -22 BRENDA K. STARR WST 17-13 Mr [U05 12 -29 M 42% Total Reports 164 696 RIIY 30 -26 Kilo 22-19 T2 18-14 n ap 26 -21 RM6 19-18 W le 6-40 N 20% Chart I Still Believe 22L} MT Summary Parallel (MCA) Ma 23-11 6150 27 -25 ern 25-21 4-3 021,6 4-38 M22 29-13 0100 17-13 27 -21 Poe PI P2 P3 Tot Regional Reach non 26-22 RIVA 10-13 rote LP: Brenda K. Starr 0106 26-23 son 26 fr RTM on 1 0 0 0 0 R1rn 20-13 5 95 34-10 Reach Pl 70% W6X 17-13 d-55 National Report. 176 Ma 16-12 BIR 10-8 R2n 2 -5 0 1 0 1 E 82% P2 64% Total 746 BOOTS J8T-PN 21-19 Rari d -35 m Parallel EM 25-21 OM m Summary 6 -15 2 3 5 10 99. 14 [r 17 -23 S 64% P3 761 mar 86996 14-11 115111 24-19 Ma Reach Otro 15 IC I-1 UP 41 16-40 6 27 26 59 M 51% Regional fr Y97 22-17 FM; 10-18 RIM 22 -17 998 on M.1 17-15 ßL9% 25 -25 DEBS 2 N Reach Pi al IBM 19-18 11% 11-10 R2M0 20-12 Oro 3 1 4 11 841 Chart Summary 95 17-I5 17-15 MAN 32-14 T97 8-6 P2 80% l21x 110141 17-21 SAME 34 Mde 0 0 0 0 Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot E 82% M2B 25-19 103212 11-10 C101 20-23 01% 24 -19 15-13 DOWN 1 S 78% P3 73% 20-25 IMF 23-16 Ch Adda 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 FxOO R 9-7 M 65% 98PII ADDS 0 Total 11 35 35 81 National 2 -5 0 0 1 1 990M 1-1-13 N 711 Chart Summary Summary 6 -15 7 6 3 16 Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot I95 26-25 UP 121 1 6-4 0 30 54 38 122 1900 9-4 95II1 12 -18 WBS 13 1 1 1 0 2 0R5,6 27-27 21 -19 One 3 9 6 18 Ksi 25-35 National 2 -5 7 6 3 16 HENRY LEE SUMMER 196 30-26 SAME 23 Adds 1 0 3 4 MS Summary 6 -15 17 37 20 74 5427x 31-26 WM 0 Ch Adds 2 1 0 3 Darlin' Danielle Don't NAPE 17-16 16-40 11 36 25 72 ADDS 7 Total 43 70 51 164 OP 122 S 35-31 11011 14-10 LP Henry Lee Summer (CBS Associated) 10a J6-35 DEBS 1 One 0 4 1 5 094 20-20 WM 11-19 Ma 29-29 Adds 2 2 0 4 720-FM on 0107 30-26 PN SANE 27 95 .R6 18 -16 d-27 Total Reports 401 1107 30-16 295 21-20 Ch Adds 1 2 0 3 Parallel mix 29 fr Wlel 19 TIFFANY 1070711 11015 28-25 2261 25-24 2 11-11 WIC 39 -32 ADDS 7 Total 39 88 49 176 Regional Reach Wee) 20-20 1104 9-9 141 30-10 WT 210115 d -95 Reach Feelings Of Forever (MCA) e. ISAQ 25-24 1101 10101 0 [N&A] Sp on Wa II-24 MM 36-36 RUE 3-3 E 306 P2 8% LP 22n 11-27 104 11-26 98PII 15-9 930 21-13 Tiffany MGR 24 -22 maLX 4-30 17i1 IIa 6-1 P3 70% 9IXT 11-11 ens 17-13 99011 41 -26 22W 19-1s RPN 14-11 S 361 MIeL 24-16 930 MT Total Imposts 87 346 Mw 32-29 a -40 IA 21-20 RMQ 19-16 M 511 14 -31 20-24 SNOT MFSe 20-19 le. MM XRyR 15-13 N 436 Chart Summary Parallel MOMS RYE 35 -23 MP/133-29 NRR2 295 11610 13-10 1.-16 1102-211 12-1 Reach 15 -18 35 9511% 32-29 B104 10 -9 Poe P P2 P3 Tot Regional IIII 32 MLI Ma -33 KIM 3-3 11V0 10 -10 1021 9 -7 fr MAS 34 -20 MES 19 -14 B00fM 1 O 0 0 P1 23% 35 C601 31-26 REED 32-29 MPL fr X210 24 -20 1106 34 -32 81Ce 30-27 nos 19 -12 [Na J `SS 36-32 PM19S 21-20 RRp 16-13 National 2 -5 O 0 0 E all P2 356 515 26 -20 06100 37-34 x58 21 -23 aLa 2s-2) 2100 MBO 17 fr P3 51% .1T mail 30-26 d-]7 1006111 14-12 23 -21 Summary 6 -15 O 3 3 S 40% SCIq MGR 23-21 2001E 193 9-8 162103 on d-ll Inn 21-23 2280 20 -18 16 -40 22 M 28% 35-36 196 10-8 UP 53 33 60 K CPX 26 -26 5000 15 -10 on 16-16 1001) 22 fr WA a 51095 21 -17 AA. 13-29 110126-337x W10 a DEBS 5 One 13 10 28 N 43% Chart Summary RPL/ o warn 36-35 93 23-20 2100 29 -20 F2/B 6-6 MR 14-13 MAYA 6-29 aMT Mde 2 Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot .8 d-311 Bam. Inno 10-8 I9z a-27 SAME 32 1 4 eral 21-19 0 MT 26-23 ein-em 9 -8 DONN 1 Ch Adds 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 9%G 800211 222106 11-11 W A 17-16 111106 35-32 AS 24-23 Q107 4 -3 National 2 -5 0 0 0 0 1W0 23-17 M00 2-10 N22X 16-16 ADDS 4 Total 1 37 47 95 X 33 -32 5519 30-29 27YA 1 -2 BMR 26-24 P6999 22-1) NS. on .SSO -35 13-11 Summary 6 -15 0 0 0 0 MT rß104 on fr 1027 21-12 6987 39-33 . 0[ T 26-26 Fp an Mn m MM 8-7 16-40 6 12 11 29 Ant, 21 -22 11 36-29 AO 21-20 8002. Cros 19X2 34 -28 UP 12 12w 19-11 1015/ 26-22 9-6 MpCM 9-19 1125 25 fr MA 39-32 on WBS 17 One 3 22 16 41 7100 19-15 G105 13-9 01100 34-32 ens 498 11-2. WOG 25-20 fSL 12 -12 XE99 fr MAP 29 -26 MT NNVf 19-18 13 Wem 20-19 SAIE 41 Adds 4 5 7 16 ne 35-33 NJA 24-21 x100 9 -13 . 20-17 N0I2 a 35-21 10 22-11 Mx 0 Ch Adds 1 0 0 1 MSI d-37 B98 33-29 197 MF51 12-11 542 24 -22 WIN Q104 WA 2-2 M, MRS 32-30 25-21 1IT7 4 -1 X92 a ADDS 17 Total 14 39 34 87 Fled 15-14 WPM, MM 1-14 P20-214 on W7P 30-36 11179 m (1105 3 -2 MIT 24-11 F8Á0 40 -39 RT1T m M 21-23 10a 21-22 Mprt 35-32 942111 23-21 MAL on son 19-17 Nel 10 -27 0101 34-24 e0e22 LcerE N22x 21-21 MRR 22-20 v L 25-22 B 9L.6 28-211 á2 3a--31 2222 l.c SQIE 29-28 OOM 95ÁX 20-19 1.117.1 23-20 39-30 N22R 11-11 MNMT C -0 XIOT 10-29 2 12-9 1e24. 25-21 Mp m [r 01100 24-21 .711x 22-30 195 a 1r1'NE 9-12 MTT 18 -12 A 28-25 AO 19-16 112 On MT 1200 28-22 wCl 15-22 R 13-8 1000 10 -26 MT X2/1 29 -x9 IYT 15 -1r MA 19-11 1.101107 S 9,>9 20-17 69SL 28-24 NCS7 21-18 2100 26-16 RII% on 0106 10-39 98152 on [[ 0V55 WOO 18-30 w11 10A 36-35 17 d-29 28-26 WSW 12-12 Nw% KIM on CROL m a 24-22 9111 13-I1 5102 23-16 11112x 33-19 n d-39 resi 16 fr Mee 28 -26 37 fr 1.0-1. on FL/ on f9 M, 99,73 10-6 5-4 no, 95A% 4-10 KW. m 11122 11-16 6I111 MM 25-a3 515 m IBM 22-20 .111 m MOD 21-17 1104 11-13 921 a s%M QI 01100 on IRAQ 29-26 etR 31-10 23-15 NGPD 25 -24 MM 20-21 0010f1 9108 30-27 wen WITS 11-14 MS7 on 100.1 2102 10-35 MM 27-21 1.-17 MA 31 -29 MCIL 34-30 wine m 1118 23-19 ,M X8M 22-19 MPL 29 [r lR14t d-10 WOW on RTa 29-25 .1T 110117 18-15 2101 33 -29 Mn27-26 am. o-32 1R22 26-19 RoGR 29-25 0101 16-14 MO 29-16 F9R 35-33 22A m 1001 MAL 19-17 an 7-6 9 Rao on 91 S7 32-30 FCe0 27-25 7108 2-7 22n 4-2 12 d-40 P"r102 24-20 1265 2-2 RFA d-39 SITY:31 801/711 cn R IB 25-21 1III 20-15 99,19 d-39 R 0Y R7105 13-11 - MR 25-21 QlOS 11-15 on RNA 23-21 WAX .17 F9rP 12-11 542 15-10 2791 2n5-22 on 61100 18-13 22 20-18 ML 19-10 on KARS on R11R 2S-22 KIM 1-1 11970 17-15 095 29-19 SOIMT an 1.1 30-27 99FG 34-30 MI5 13-12 54la RDM 29-25 ROY 1-6 X19920-16 905G d-39 9gw 22-20 92 21-10 í5.o 9LI0 4-39 reto d-3o [CPR 7-7 23111 m B L 11-10 9 e02 14-30 as 35-33 ICI . po-25 MP 12-30 RRLQ 14-12 1110111.52 38 R92 on OCIO ° rD 26-25 2102 7-20 Sma 26-21 MT 35-29 on 11GM M 11711 34-30 10101. 10-11 2102 35-33 1M83 26-26 2a 16-16 P6992 on OM2 32-11 RIP. on 4104 on MA 23-21 KIM 34-30 TD 10-9 YY 31 fr 1020 22-20 I 27-20 MM 23-19 Yr9 0 117101 35-30 N22L 12-22 7301.2 aCIL 26-24 Mr .12 on 1122 ee-l4 2EL7 m K2. 29-28 Continued On Next Column Continued Continued On Next 11.7 On Next Column Column Continued On Next Column Parallela Continued on Page 92 -
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[MLQ on KIM 25-23 MIa 24-22 kann 30 -2e 2211121 32-29 603e 13-10 w nao 34 -31 22I0 28-21 794 11-10 BPI. 20 -17 0016 d-l0 E RA. 17-1] 10148 23 -19 6LQ 29-27 1042 40-37 SIGNIFICANT ACTION wFE 23-20 4a 15-13 PI a30 Is-23 Ma 24-21 WET WET WET 2104 34-30 995G 19-17 103 23-17 C 22-1e J 60103 on D Wishing I Was Lucky (Uni Records) 26-24 9460 5aO 39-23 A 20106 39 -36 6593 27-22 113e 21-19 LP: Popped In Souled Out FITS 9 -9 1106 24-21 16PT 31-25 a-24 217. Total 64011 on PAULA ABDUL THOMAS DOLBY Reports 102 43% 067007 20-21 aN 26-20 JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS Parallel 6RRD 21-18 Knocked Out (Virgin) Airhead (EMI- (Blackheart /CBS) MO 32-26 MSr Manhattan) I Hate Myself... Regional Read, LP: Aliens Ate My Buick LP: Up Your Alley Reach LN &A P1 301 lrer 26-19 E 46% P2 35% KLY I3-10 YA 6-30 Q100 24-21 rvA d-21 A31. 35-30 P3 67% W22 a -1 201. on S 401 1.2 19 5495 802211 fr 19-10 2463 27-23 206 29-26 100 2e-22 0225 on M 281 ImSR 12-26 X178 8-4 29-23 9YLUC 31-13 1.102 on Chart Summary TiM 25-21 9130 23-21 ox M 61% S 25-20 30 141 106 110ore 4 16-14 COED 28-23 10142 a Poo P1 P2 P3 Tot 28,6 aN a err MOOr .0F 2e fr 2w 20-15 22M 31-27 \w w 022 on 1239I 9-l1 WAD on 1 0 0 0 0 aIC 21-19 2420 26-23 ceTi 26-20 029 62103 on 09 15-11 002 on 114123 NMI á 2 -5 0 0 0 0 WEE National 32-25 Pa92 21-20 0W5 15-14 MPCC 27-26 MSX On fr 6020 9120 m WI. Summary 6-15 0 0 1 1 .UN 31-11 'LUC 32-30 2201 28-21 60.e 993 1e-17 80011 MAN 19-35 C101 23-27 0912 9LY% 21-17 UP 27 16 -40 4 20 23 47 11W2 012 on MImT na MS2 26-21 91006 29 fr 97 32-26 295 [0032x04 170 a LESS 16 OA 12 17 17 46 [a 911P37 30-211 92N 12-10 95 16-12 2.02 UST 3071106 37-11 llCi o-28 022 on 111.2 SAPE 51 Adds 2 2 4 8 9993 25-19 XGQ 27-25 LIP aIMST MIm10T 2106 d-le 93Q 13-11 221.1119-18 MIOOT aOMS7 COIN 0 Ch Adde 0 0 0 0 wr L1193 =DOT 31517 30-37 Ko2R on Total 18 39 45 102 600.2 ADDS 8 NAn 13-11 93% 990PN a MST 1202 on MSr aAQ o0 012 a MSt nA. 215102 cn MSr MST 602N .oT Ria a Na2 993 O-le 800!8 2600 30106 on 1222X 1795 a 990 WM on 2.106 on 11202 a 3111R on MRS 35-31 F20X a KUM o 2220 on 2Ccm P11102 23-01 FPI. o R 31131.1 Ri106 on Q12 on 9.10 ap a 9R0T o-13 1130084 XIA on U on wt NANO 36-35 12231( on MOD 14-29 LI aTP 15-14 WAD on PI F. WO MST F0 0 11e6 101139 26-24 2Q0 11-26 a30 36-37 2/221 9-11 MST SLY% on MST 20212 6200 10.6 o WEN 9-10 P\06 on C.0x on 200 on 2203 on 396 35-32 095 a wS PRO-rM d-35 2I09 93300 4266 9.6112 8096 on 21.6 on 0104 on 2196 12102 d-40 01195 d-n P oore %6 on 0101 27-27 022 XBA. 33-31 WPM (1-313 m on [T0 d-40 xa on 27.6 o-35 222La I.3L d-l7 mi on aDMSr G MIENS? aiR d-1s IOW a NMS on 070 on 9ICIL a 112P2 on fr L w"0[ a 5062 on SIEDAH GARRETT Mao 28-25 m on 6Ra a-10 JIMMY BARNES MR On K.I.S.S.I.N.G. (Owest /Reprise) MST 19m MST a Too Much Ain't Enough (Geffen) LP Kiss Of Life 990 d-35 DENISE LOPEZ 2108 1795 27-25 112362 17-15 LP.. Freight Train Heart asa ein 10 -30 [r.1 a Sayin' Sorry (Don't Make It Right) 111.02 an FIRS an XROT FEND 40 -37 MST 11110 (Vendetta/A &M) RATO 60149 212. on 04 COP a 1101m 3010 d-35 PO on aal on 50M 39 -37 111) wr wT 00 25ß0 51186 a 2aÚ4 on fr 0490 25 -21 6Q70 41.2 0% on 0101 on 1006 d-l4 X001 das 4eQ 9-15 1.CT VMS on X104 on a WM 990211 on eüU 39-36 022 16 -10 NOW WRIT Ma 9n 80028 wT PI S ra a C203 a 07 d-21 221. 35-30 STEVE WINWOOD F42 on 60.2 202 36-20 MIDIOT RITY IDES MIT MIS on 31AQ 29 -22 62101 17-15 MAR Roll a 11688 a a OMSS a With It (Virgin) PW95 l0ß4 2_96 on crN 1.80 on 6117102 WORM 0100 a -29 a 0100 18-38 040 32 -29 Y95 MOMS 91.106 13-30 RCAQ LP: Roll With lt on ab on ror11 38-36 .16e 40 fr BL2% 29-26 MST 942 on JET-RI 33-31 n97 29 -25 Ks a Total Reports 232 911 MST 2104 --10 MX 0195 40 -39 6 a-31 NST NMR on fr 27-24 Parallel (4106 on nra Fnp a 91.L Me 10-17 11P2 39-37 90CN 40-36 Regional Reach 2262 a MST 17-14 1.84 RITT 12 -39 ola 02100 40-36 Reach P1 95% 220 on IOB6 n O 92 on w5 111473 on 100aI d-38 SLY% on on .R T d-39 E 100% P2 98% 09S a en aD110t a d-io 9510 d-36 It d-34 Y97 o 999M 5 96% P3 99% 110 SOW. as 096 a-31 a 3104e M 1001 410 SCOT. no 99a m M Chart Summary MST Ifa !00 34 fr 94% Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot GENTLEMEN WITHOUT WEAPONS 198 a -39 Siam 9104 215302 on 1 0 0 d-36 si on fr 0 0 Unconditional Love ... (A &M) MOD on shan s National 2 -5 0 0 0 0 F'LQ a Ois LP: Transmissions 203 16-12 Summary 6 -15 5 2 0 7 100 a UP 147 16-40 46 94 62 202 r[r5 40-32 DEES 56 Ons 6 5 4 15 BROS SAME 21 Adds 0 2 0 2 When Will I Be Famous (Epic) Do1N 0 Ch Adds 1 5 0 6 Á' LP Push JANE WIEDUN ADDS B Total 58 108 66 232 IASr wt
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Man Of Colors 293 a-40 ROT OTMI 19 -37 DOEST 000 9-29 992 OUP 24 -19 a8r 9-)2 NIL] d-29 33-29 0552 d-l[ RSM 24 -21 2296 34 -26 aAD 31-16 020I B96 31 -27 10-19 a 195 16-16 MI 920 36-31 R. 0028 80031 a95 a-30 095 26 -26 NCGO cc5106 31-22 l03Cl9 o-28 90)0 29 -19 35-25 PAUL CARRACK GI 21-19 0102 29 -25 magi 16-9 .XXX 22 -21 991078 34 -25 MJ30 17-14 9 9106 un 100 a P10-21 34-33 .116 22 -15 N6X 25-111 10 -21 916110 26 -22 699 17-11 When You Walk In The Room 063 0107 d-28 . 92X 34 -31 RAST WM a MIcra M22 24-21 002105 29 -27 OISB 31-29 LP: One Good Reason WPM NCI 30 -26 0104 34-27 11116L on 9900 20-19 O93CM 18 -15 MÁ00 10-35 (Chrysalis) 6042 NOSY 39 -33 13Y2 .01107 22106 21-21 02100 22 -19 s0M d -l0 d-29 Wn o-.S MIOMST WOK 39-36 1004I 20-17 NW 25 -21 FS_ 34-33 14-30 aPL 30 fr OMD 20. G105 11-29 17 -11 Q101 37-31 Iel:. 22-20 as 24 fr 303 9500 31 -25 MST aPQ 33-15 903 17 -14 0l 29 -23 1201 32-28 d-l9 Q. 3202 Secret (Virgin /A &M) 595 14-14 20 -15 W 1100.11 c[.0 111119 )1-31 0430 24 -20 R9RS a -34 PM d-l9 a 520 31-26 IDs 21 -10 999G 30-26 94105 35 -30 RIa d-15 a LP: The Best Of O.M.D. 01311 221 wt 11W 30-27 302C 17-15 25-22 BONN 040. 36-30 %9 29 -24 3103 35-28 B97 30-27 as 5040 28 -21 W M 11-30 215100 32-27 11172X on 0734 MSP a 1120 26-I/ 9924 d-30 200-2/7 on 2101 21-20 2101 on 27-24 MRS 20 112. 25 -21 992 d-32 7n 24-22 -20 29 -27 1,92 on 1003 34-33 ACP X 9 11.14 on 0m6LB 14-11 MSt EWe. 00r 22-16 2072 23 -21 MSS 2960 30 -22 SWIM RSM on MO on 9216 l2-)0 MOM 30-25 2102 36 -33 WAD 16-14 AD 22-19 222 14 -2. a e% 6106 21 -11 aOOT PAM 20-20 S[ 24-21 IMO 33-23 WL[ 29-23 asa L95 17-16 27 -23 reco COP 19 -16 clos 9302( aha 36 fr w 10-2 21-31 .39 14 -31 em. R7-25 RMP d -30 Wm 1702 .34 !90 wt 090 on fr 611 0.3X 23-18 ala 21 -19 3502 WDR 92X 24-22 707 e -2l sale 34 -29 a 010 -30 2911 99922 11-211 696 22 -19 aOIOS MSr 261211 on 230106 CI 21-19 5X20 22 -16 MCIL on 12101.02 0100 ó-]1 RIM 20 -19 1.224 9991 an 221 012 31-29 3102 26 -23 OuCR 32-23 2002 10192 19-17 0104 28 -25 00 -29 FITS 36 -19 112004 3111i MPL 1] fr 962 d -26 FEW 32 -28 a 004 1111211 26-24 0968 25 -21 KIM 29-16 Y10. on 2m 3. -35 920 B4 fr 290 33-25 509112 35 -29 Mm a MS2 24-21 0031 25 -22 022 31-31 9O0 31-25 MST 411211.114 earl 1-9 CPR 12 -22 26 99004 8112 on 0101 26 -26 M2s Y% -24 2290 on aOMST 96613 26-21 coti 29 -19 aal ICE-T SRC BJ105 on .MAR 17 -16 20.2 on 46 36 -32 500 902 CL 19-11 2NL d -28 a a FENS N9 29-25 olio 37 -31 s0 37-33 MR d-29 10-12 Colors (Sire /WB) 10322 29-24 R t0 34 -21 200 2101 on 1042 d-20 WAY on 3232 a 1100 MSS 32 -29 LP "Colors" Soundtrack MSr I3-10 292 Kern 19 -15 90I0 39-32 9-29 Men o COR. d-l0 9012 37-31 spas A0 2-19 MSL 22 -17 31110 9-011 o-.6 1(104 36 -27 0 93 a MST MSS Rose 32 -29 2 asa B2.Q MG -10 39-37 2 0112 24,0 2-28 sa AMYL 25-2 3 041142 . XO R 19-23 MST aiL d-33 MORD 27-22 2Ì;6 29-26 12-23 e o-2 a.Or a. 1122 21631 17-11 KIM 32-29 CPM 29-26 39-28 MOOT 11 \ M0 a 004 21 5104 33-27 t 9--1 ñ PTY fr mar 0230 30-27 30-26 V WOW I.00 27 -24 1.90 38 -35 XJlOI 35-35 K0C MR0 10-29 212102 on -20 NMI 29-25 29Q 29-21 KIMM 40 -15 2111.6 14-7 AqD 21-15 clic 22 11M 11 -10 a 5291 24-19 area ROM 21-19 MSC W M 20 -14 0 20 -16 042 d-31 1.149 on 600 -26 ILO, RA7007 19-15 3]-25 ROT 30 -26 ig) 500 26-22 5TTA 29-26 wT MOT 11-26 232111 19-35 IONS a 9029 Wnr aas MSS 9P110 36-29 e-n Q100 32 -24 226 dß7 NST NAM 36 fr RNA 24 -16 The a .02305 a a00T 11VIM 37 N 2M 621( 11-1J -11 13 -24 9-32 5995 2Wi 12-25 002 10-15 JET -11 26-26 9178 33 -29 -DST 2104 5902 23-19 31403 30-26 .35 NIFE a-36 1.22 WW2 34 -29 04.0 a -25 009% a-20 097 roc 35 fr 9000 37 -20 0-14 WIC 32 -25 RMO 34-32 0993 d-35 WIER 20 -22 KM. en 41.221 aa5 ECI01 d -29 NSW 24 -19
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DEBBIE GIBSON slid into the top slot, hold- SIGNIFICANT ACTION ing MICHAEL JACKSON to a 4 -2 move. CHEAP TRICK 's 7 -4 action held the P JETS in place at #5, with a similar story fo. SCORPIONS SYSTEM Rhythm Of Love (Mercury,PolyGram) Going To America (Atco) BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE at #6. PEB- TEDDY PENDERGRASS LP. Savage Amusement LP: "Going To America" Soundtrack Joy (Elektra) BLES took a 10 -7 drive upward, with INXS ad-
LP Joy X10, 27 -21 5L 10-31 OP 26 on on ding four more place to become #8, while DEF 6019 MX= , 141 141 1611T -sr Pt' -11r 16C4 18-11 emu] LEPPARD's 16 -9 effort glided past PRINCE, who W 32-31 iOr RP. on anc=a 958x0 a WILCO on 110XI 28-22 11989 on Q103 25-23 moved RICHARD MARX 's 1177X an 8012 0 BM. 6200 11-10. 20 -15 move :0-Il ,6 6-3176 OM on 613022 193 MAN 31-3) PM1195 11-16 -1M66T MIN d-38 8A6 rn 1¢a. 11 -11 II 31-11 1_60 an tr helped to slow BRENDA K. STARR to a one -point KITT an 11.3110 on 95 29 -24 Mmx 7F93 d-39 SOOTS e-25 MODO OT %x106 a 1bMa ROM, R1466T MTR a increase at #16. The big jumper of the week was XRBE 36-32 100MN1 a OT M-L KITK 31-21 -9T 104422 on T301 on 295 B96 34-30 SCOTS 15-15 FtKX CO 227.1 ems --60 3446 e31 K220 on 11.11 a In STEVE WINWOOD, with a healthy ten -point PC OMNI. MST f IC6a m tr FMC on 930 36-32 81R0 On 1P0 a WS L on OT .166m ROT 31-21, which slowed ROD STEWART 24 -22. MaT OT Rq®T W Mon Q16 an x0 e-21 VAST Á1 .X106 27-18 KR. on BEST 22 on Ms ROBERT PLANT, 28 -27, was jumped by TER - MOD \Ion an FSAQ m 805. XRL an30 1687 SLT95 On 11716 on ENCE TRENT D'ARBY, 32 -25, and SADE, OR00 X on Wep Wr Kiln m 0895 28-13 36- 22.BILLY OCEAN 's 34 -29 effort rolled over BOZ SCAGGS to hold him at #30 with a bulle:. The other big jump of the week was GLORIA ES- TEFAN's nine -point 40 -31 showing. D.J. JAZZY
DAN REED NETWORK JEFF was still short of Breaker but increased Get To You (Mercury /PolyGram) SCRITTI POLITTI f /ROGER T 36 -32. NU SHOOZ didn't hit Breaker either, but LP Dan Reed Network Boom! There She Was (WB) LP Provision up KYLIE MINOGUE TONY TERRY edged 37 -36, while con- 60076 PMR101 10-37 Forever Yours (Epic) verted to Breaker, moved up 38 -35, and was the xx10o 919103 on FITS -15 FS.) LP: Forever Yours WAD on first half of a GEFFEN double- Breaker. The mXIII16w E MT other CROI on 1111/31 on 141 .22 -iT 1121 half was AEROSMITH, which should debut on the 6013211 -6T -01ó6T 220.26 cx 35-30 SCUTIT 99OM on V 0 10-39 MGR on W95 37-35 18¢ 22-20 1_M0 27-7 NAST R 10-37 chart next week. And the final Breaker was .143 on 194 on 'ITV on e00re MC0 a GO d-39 KSMO on 1413. on ID. an MP on WYKS01on on 50075 FM on 11xx106 d-38 co CLIMIE FISHER at #39, while ELTON JOHN, who RPL an [r 1122 u 1191. m1_ Xon PMR9Y9: 8-8 1697 Or 1.16 a-21 411 14L2. a-38 RIPEST hit Breaker last week, at 14.11 debuted #40. N6 20-11 MAN on riP K a IM -3] 3600 a ROOT x70 23-19 419 FT R5 d-l8 Or Or Or 494 0 6014711 FP. 28-25 F22Q an 117/4" on 101. .-31 1¢M KUI. on XX106 31-31 00 95x11. on 22d-10 4M102 25-22 RP 5 1227 86X0on tr 8M74 on .031 a OT 1107211 62 6 2 on FZ ON on MQO d-31 11®Rß on 2102 0895 31-31 NEL 28-25 x1F F.02 11-32 a 3 -17 F d ]3 Or 12100222 MATO ¡TT, F 31-28 n 8220a FIO1 d-32 rM1rv1 f FF R714E 33-11 VMS 805103 29 -29 10 NEW ARTISTS MIN a x93 FR2 R an L n 1496 a RHYTHM CORPS Common Ground (Pasha /CBS) Reports LP. Common Ground 1 CONTOURS /Do You Love Me (Motown) 137 11Qm 61314711
1.17 MPPM on 2 D.J. JAllY JEFF &... /Parents Just Don't... (Jive /RCA) .... 134 FIXT on 616T -0-117 141.1 on 3 JOHNNY KEMP /Just Got Paid (Columbia) 123
111111 on R0166, SCOTN TOTO 4 ZIGGY MARLEY/Tomorrow People (Virgin) 111 M1XX o-10 .- a 495 19-29 BRq TRACIE SPENCER Straight For The Heart (Columbia) 5 ELISA FIORILLO /Forgive Me For Dreaming (Chrysalis) .... 194 26u6eT Symptoms Of True Love (Capitol) LP: The Seventh One MIR 28-23 FFRC d-36 6 WET WET WET /Wishing I Was Lucky (Uni) 102 I6.OL 11-29 F 111X can wee on XS MD on 6076 1®7 FN. on 166t 6O61'ó 7 NIA PEEPLES/Trouble (Mercury /PG) 75 WPX F44A o 098 on 26a 1111117 a 1Qxa o 8 TRACY CHAPMAN /Fast Car (Elektra) 71 117 an 141 . MrCO a " OJT 111046911 m 2 2201 R11R 9 GUNS N' ROSES /Sweet Child 0' Mine (Geffen) 67 M p6 on 0101 0 mere 50711 MST MAN a " ROOTS 10 TONY, TONI, TONE /Little Walter (Wing /PG) 56 614 KI TS a-31 on O on 26131682 FSMO M3 6ß 38 -37 KM!. New Artists are those who have not prevlousty been reported as a Breaker by reporting sta[le]s WK. 29-25 112. on MX OF d -l9 BRENDA RUSSELL MIR 37 -36 99FO on 16.11 .4317 RN. on MC6R on Gravity (A &M) 02102 5-52 FP. on 141 O 7 LP Get Here MOO F:il 22,422 on m 95138 on ri OT RIM on 08100 on NM sour. II26 952114 6-38 MGR 27-21 6LT96a° 147 XX a 29l 20-19 OM on [Sal a F104 d vdT 111121 some MOO a 1 ' 80711111 RO-OT NI m Value
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www.americanradiohistory.com vOr 4)LPIC'tf ( htlt( GN.-, 94 R &R June 17 1988 . 0-k MOST ADDED MOST ACTIVE HOTTEST BREAKERS® CONTOURS (81) JEFF (72) DEF LEPPARD (112) REO SPEEDWAGON (67) D.J. JAllY MARLEY (69) DEBBIE GIBSON (97) FAT BOYS /...(51) ZIGGY FISHER CHEAP TRICK (93) CLIMIE ELTON JOHN (49) ELISA FIORILLO (60) MICHAEL JACKSON (86) GUNS N' ROSES (38) NU SHOOZ (58) Love Changes (Everything) (Capitol) (57) RICK ASTLEY (59) D.J. JAllY JEFF &...(29) HENRY LEE SUMMER 63% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 87, Debuts 12, Same 31, JETS (57) TRACY CHAPMAN (26) JOHNNY KEMP (56) KWOD, BRUCE HORNSBY &...(53) Down 0, Adds 21 including PWR99, KEGL, WGH, KROY, JOHNNY KEMP (26) COREY HART (45) HALEN (45) PEBBLES (52) WRCK, KXX106, KCPW. See Parallels, debuts at number 39 on the CHR GLORIA ESTEFAN &...(24) VAN INXS (49) TAYLOR DAYNE (21) EURYTHMICS (44) chart. MARX (48) CLIMIE FISHER (21) WET WET WET (43) RICHARD AEROSMITH JOAN JETT &...(21) Rag Doll (Geffen) 61% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 61, Debuts 32, Same 33, Most Active = Ups + Debuts - Downs Down 0, Adds 19 including WZOU, WGH, Z95, WLOL, 98PXY, 195, KDWZ. Complete airplay in Parallels. KYLIE MINOGUE L SIGNIFICANT ACTION I Should Be So Lucky (Geffen) 60% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 89, Debuts 14, Same 23, Down 1, Adds 16 including KDWB, KROY, JET -FM, WKEE, G105, KSAO, KIIK, KCPW, KYNO. See Parallels, moves 38 -35 on the CHR JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS "I Hate Myself For Loving You" (Blackheart /CBS) Reports: 43. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 5, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 21 including PRO -FM, KEGL, KKRZ, KXYQ, WPST, WTNZ, chart. KJ103, KSND, WKPE, KIXY, KKXL. KGOT, KTMT, WGH d -28, KNAN 39 -35. SCRITTI POLITTI featuring ROGER "Boom! There She Was" (WB) Reports. 42. Moves. Up 6. Debuts 7, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 17 including WXKS. Z93, KKRZ, KROY, WTNZ, WBAM, KIKX, KAKS. KFBQ, SLY96, PWR106 40 -37, FM102 25 -22. KITS 19 -15, KMEL 28 -25, KYRK 37-28. SCORPIONS "Rhythm Of Love" ( Mercury/PolyGram) NEW & ACTIVE Reports: 39. Moves: Up 7, Debuts 3, Same 27, Down 1, Adds 1, WKFR, WZOU on-dp, Y95 29 -24, WMMS d -31, KXYO d -24, KPLZ on, K104 27 -21, WBCY 18-17, WZYP 32-31, WOKI 28 -22, WDTX d -25, 95XIL 40 -31, OK95 28-13. DAN REED NETWORK "Get To You" (Mercury/PolyGram) Reports 33. Moves. Up 6. Debuts 4, Same 22. Down O. Adds 1. WPFM, WGH on-dp, KKRZ d -33, KXYQ 23 -19, KPLZ 28 -25, K104 d -32. KXX106 on, KF95 37 -35, WBNO 27 -7, KUUB 20 -14, KTRS d -38, KZFN d-40, OK95 34-31. CONTOURS "Do You Love Me" (Motown) PAUL CARRACK "When You Walk In The Room" (Chrysalis) Debuts 14, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 81 including WMJO, 894, 0107, KKBQ, KRBE, KITY, Reports. 137. Moves. Up 25, Reports: 33. Moves: Up 12, Debuts 2, Same 18, Down 0, Adds 1, OK95, K104 36 -27, WERZ 39-37, WLAP 30 -27, FM100 WKBQ, Y108, KKRZ, KKLQ. WCGO. WMMS, 92X, WCZY, KDWB. WLOL, 32 -27, Y107 23-20, WZOK d -34, KIYS 26 -19, KSND 38-35, KDON 31 -25, 95XXX d -38, 95XIL 31 -25, KNAN 34 -33, WBNO D.J. JAllY JEFF & FRESH PRINCE "Parents Just Don't Understand" (Jive/RCA) 34 -31, KTRS 40 -32. Reports. 134. Moves: Up 58, Debuts 17, Same 27, Down 3, Adds 29 including WXKS, 92X, WCZY, WKBQ, PWR106, KKRZ, (Vendetta /A &M) moves DENISE LOPEZ "Sayin' Sorry" 1 -1, KITY 15 -10, KZOU 15 -2, WRVQ 1 -1, Z102 1 -1, KKFR 5 -1. See Parallels, WPST, KZZU, WOMP, KQIZ, WPGC Reports: 31. Moves: Up 11. Debuts 3, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 5, Z100, PRO -FM, 896, 99GFM, KWES, WXKS 29 -22, it and 37% showing It Top 15 or better. 36 -32 on the CHR chart with 71% charting HOT103 17 -15, PWR95 30-24, KRBE 40 -37, KITY 32-29, PWR106 33 -30, KMEL 16 -12, KATD 25 -20, KMGX 26 -20, KHTZ JOHNNY KEMP "Just Got Paid" (Columbia) 40 -32. Strong major market airplay is spreading. 1, Adds 26 including Z95, WCZY, KCPX, WPST, K98, WBCY, G105, Reports 123. Moves: Up 47, Debuts 10, Same 39, Down TOTO "Straight For The Heart" (Columbia) 0( 15- moves KBFM, WRVO, WTHT, PWR95 8 -7, Z100 5-4, PWR99 1 -1, Z93 11 -7, B96 14 -10, WHYT 10-9, Z102 8,29 %of the 14, WERZ, WOUT, KSND, OK100. KAKS, Reports 30. Moves Up 1 Debuts 3, Same 12, Down 0, Adds CKOI, K, are now Top 15 or better. WCGQ, KISR, KNAN, WPFM, KUUB, KOZE, SLY96, WKTI 29 -25. HART Your (EMI -Manhattan) COREY "In Soul" BROS "When Will I Be Famous?" (Epic) 17, Same 55, Down 0, Adds 19 including 0107, Q102, KOWB, WKBQ, Y108, 99WAYS, Reports: 119. Moves: Up 28, Debuts Reports. 30. Moves. Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 18, Down 0, Adds 10, KKBO, WKTI, KKRZ, WNYZ, KXX106, KSAO,._KSND, K104 38 -33, WOKI 35-29. 94Z. WGTZ, KDWZ, KLQ, KJ103, PWR99 40-33, KPLZ 39-35, WPFM, WDBR, KIRS, PWR99 d -39, KATO 35 -32. ZIGGY MARLEY "Tomorrow People" (Virgin) PAULA ABDUL "Knocked Out" (Virgin) K98, 94Z, WGTZ, WHOT, CHED, KSND, . 25, Down 1, 15 including WCZY, KYRK, Reports. 111. Moves. Up 61 Debuts 9, Same Adds Reports. 29. Moves. Up 9, Debuts 1, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 13 including WXKS, Y95, KRBE, 92X, KATO, KF95, WFLY 5 -4, WERZ 33-28, WOKI 9-7, KCAQ 21 -10, WPFM 28 -21. KOY -FM, KISR, KWNZ, 92X 31 -28, KWOD 27 -21, WPGC 27 -26, Z93 18 -17, FM102 23 -21, KWOD 34 -29, KMEL 9-8, KWSS 29 -26, KMGX 28-22, KDON 15 -14. NU SHOOZ "Should I Say Yes" (Atlantic) RHYTHM CORPS "Common Ground" (Pasha /CBS) Adds 9, WKEE, 98PXY, WNYZ, WTNZ, WBAM, Y107, KZIO, Reports: 110. Moves: Up 53, Debuts 7, Same 39, Down 2, Moves: Up 3, Debuts 2, Same 20, Down 0, Adds 4. WBNO, KKXL, WAZY, KFBQ, Y95 39 -29, WLOL 34 -29. moves Reports: 29. 7 -4, KXYQ 1 -1, FM102 2.1, KROY 5 -1, K98 13 -10, KYNO 24 -11. See Parallels, WPRR, KISR, WAVA 11 -10, WPGC WOUT on, WGRD on, WIXX d -40, KIYS 28 -23. KIXY on, KKRC d -36. -36 on the CHR chart with 73% of the moves charted and 35% of the moves are Top 15 or better. 37 JIMMY BARNES "Too Much Ain't Enough Love" (Geffen) KIXY, ELISA FIORILLO "Forgive Me For Dreaming" (Chrysalis) Reports: 27. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 4, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 9, WXKS, CKOI, WERZ, WOKI, KIYS, KQIZ, WPFM, 1, Adds 2, KFIV, WPRR, PRO -FM 13 -11, WKTI 3 -2, KKRZ 12 -10, Reports: 104. Moves: Up 52, Debuts 9, Same 40, Down KFBO, K104 d -36, Y107 d -24, KAKS d -35, KTRS d -31. KWOD 26 -19, KPLZ 25 -22, K104 20 -16, HOT105 24 -15, KQMQ 7 -5, 103CIR 5 -3, OK100 38 -35, WOMP 30 -25, WJAD 34 -29, OMD "Secret" (Virgin /A &M) WHSL 33 -27. K98, KXX106, KKFR, Reports: 25. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 11; Down 0, Adds 13, WMJO, KKBQ, WCZY, KDWB, WFLY, FAT BOYS with CHUBBY CHECKER "The Twist" (Tin Pan Apple/PolyGram) KNAN, KKXL, KPHR, KKRC, KFBQ, KISR 40 -38. Reports: 102. Moves: Up 9, Debuts 24, Same 18, Down 0, Adds 51 including 8104, KKBQ, KRBE, Y100, B97, WGH, WLOL, 40 -36, G105 34 -27. THOMAS DOLBY "Airhead" (EMI -Manhattan) KZZP, KKRZ, KCPX, KKLQ. KMEL, HOT103 37 -34, PWR99 39-21, KITY 27 -18, KPLZ KITY on, PWR106 a Reports 25. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 0. Same 19, Down 0, Adds 4, KATD, KF95, WHSL, KHTZ, CKOI on-dp, WET WET WET "Wishing I Was Lucky" (Uni) on, FM102 on, KWOD on, KITS 7-4, KPLZ on, KXX106 37 -34, WDBR on-dp. Reports. 102. Moves: Up 27, Debuts 16, Same 51, Down 0, Adds 8, WZOU, Y108, 99WAYS, PWR92, WWFX, WTHT, KISR, 40-36, KIRS 25 -21, KOZE 16 -10. SYSTEM "Coming To America" (Atoo) KWNZ, WKBQ 28 -25, WPST 37 -34. WQUT 31 -28, KSND 40 -37, WQCM 40-36, OK100 WPFM, WHSL, Reports: 24. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 8, WXKS, KXX106, WTNZ, KRNO, 95XXX, TAYLOR DAYNE "I'll Always Love You" (Arista) KFBQ. KRBE d -38, B96 34-30, B93 d -39. WJAD on. Reports: 101. Moves: Up 21, Debuts 15, Same 44, Down 0, Adds 21 including WZOU, KHTR, KROY, KWOD, WFLY, WERZ, WILL TO POWER "Say It's Gonna Rain" (Epic) 99GFM, WFMF, 99WAYS, 0101, KIXY, KWTO, HOT103 39-36, K104 37 -31, KYRK 25-20. PWR99 34-19, Reports: 24. Moves: Up 12, Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 4, Z100, WAVA, KWSS, KFIV, HOT103 30-26, In (RCA) KYRK 30-26, KCAQ EURYTHMICS "You Have Placed A Chill My Head" PWR96 12 -5, Y100 20-17, KITY 34 -31, PWR106 32 -27, FM102 34-30, KMEL 17 -14, HOT105 26 -17, 49, Down O. Adds 4. WZOK, KNAN, KIXY, KHTZ, CKOI 10 -9, KKBQ 32 -28, Reports 97. Moves: Up 38, Debuts 6, Same 32 -28. 50% of the airplay Is in the majors. KKRZ 23 -20, KCPX 37 -33, KITS 24 -20, KWSS 35 -32. WIXX 36 -32, WWFX 38 -34, WCGO 39 -35, B98 32 -28, WAZY 31 -28, TEDDY PENDERGRASS "Joy" (EleMre) KIRS 30 -20. 25 PWR95 Reports 22. Moves. Up 8, Debuts 1, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 5, Z93, KKRZ, KMEL, 100KHI, KTRS, HOT103 -23, Associated) HENRY LEE SUMMER "Darlin' Danielle Don't" (CBS 17 -16. WPGC 20 -17, KRBE 36 -32, KITY 31 -27, 930 36-32, KXX106 27 -18, KMGX 30 -26. Reports: 95. Moves: Up 53, Debuts 5, Same 32, Down 1, Adds 4, 92X, WDJX, K92, Y94, 0102 23 -16, WKBQ 29-26, K104 40 36-29, KYYA 19 -15. ICEHOUSE "My Obsession" (Chrysalis) 33 -26, WERZ 38-35, WOKI 34 -28, KF95 29 -19, KIYS 20 -16, KSND 26 -21, WOMP -35, WHSL WJAD, WCGQ, WPFM, KKRC, Reports: 20. Moves: Up 1. Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 11, KCPX, WTNZ, KZZU, WOMP, MOODY BLUES "I Know You're Out There Somewhere" (Polydor/PoiyGram) KUUB, KTRS, KHTZ, KIYS 36 -32, WBNQ d -39. Reports: 92. Moves: Up 27, Debuts 11, Same 39, Down 0, Adds 15 including WEGX, KEGL, K98, WROO, WLAP, WDTX, SIEDAH GARRETT "K.I.S.S.I.N.G." (Owest/Reprise) Z104, KJ103, KZZU, KKRC, PRO -FM 31 -25, WGH 26 -20, KCPX 34 -30, Q100 40 -34, K104 29 -20, WDLX 30-25. 0104, KFBQ, Reports 19. Moves. Up 0, Debuts 2, Same 9. Down 0. Adds 8, KITY, KMEL, KUBE, WSSX, KF95, WOCM, TIFFANY "Feelings Of Forever" (MCA) WXKS on. KPLZ on, WTNZ on, KMGX d -34. 95XIL d-40. Reports: 87. Moves: Up 12, Debuts 17, Same 41, Down 0, Adds 17 including 0105, WNCI, WKTI, KPLZ, KUBE, WNOK, 94Z, TONY TERRY "Forever Yours" (Epic) WIXX, KLUC, KKFR, WHSL, KHTZ, KCPX 40 -36, KYRK 36 -30, KZZU 40 -35, KOCR 36 -31. PWR99 18 -8, FM102 Reports: 19. Moves: Up 7, Debuts 2, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 4, KITY, KATD, KBFM, Z102, WPGC 22-20, San Francisco lead VAN HALEN "Bieck And Blue" (WB) d -32, KMEL 23 -17, KXX106 33 -31. KMGX 35 -30, KLUC 40 -39, KYRK 40 -37, KCAQ d -39. Atlanta and 1, Adds 0 including WXKS 35-33, WERZ 24 -19, WBCY 9 -4, 098 Reports: 81. Moves: Up 44. Debuts 2, Same 34, Down the way. 15 KIXY 30 -26. 94TYX 31 -28, WOKI 14 -10, KZOU 30 -26, WDTX 9-7, KZIO 24-20, KLO 26 -20, WGRD 30 -26, KOKQ -10, NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK "Please Don't Go Girl" (Columbia) 14 -11, KWTO 23 -17, KTRS 18 -14. KMEL, KXX106, WTNZ, Reports. 17. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 2, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 9, WXKS, WZOU, PWR96, WON, NIA PEEPLES "Trouble" (Mercury/PolyGram) KOMO. WPFM, WPGC 18-16, KRBE d-36, KMGX 34-27, KLUC d-40. KSAO, WZKX, WCGQ, Reports. 75. Moves: Up 33, Debuts 7, Same 25, Down 1, Adds 9, WZOU, CKOI, PWR95, WBCY, Love" (A &M) 15 -10, WFLY 35 -31, GENTLEMEN WITHOUT WEAPONS "Unconditional 0104, KWNZ, WPGC 13 -11, PWR99 7-6, WCZY 30-25, WHYT d -19, KITS d -28, PWR106 7 -5, FM102 KAKS, KGOT, SLY96, KWOD Reports 17. Moves. Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 10, Down 0. Adds 7. FM102, KITS, KUBE, KSND, KCAQ 4 -1. on. KATD on. KPLZ on, K104 on, KF95 on, 95XIL on TRACY CHAPMAN "Fast Car" (Elektra) KKRZ, FM102, KATD, TRACIE SPENCER "Symptoms Of True Love" (Capitol) Reports 71. Moves. Up 19, Debuts 9, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 26 including CKOI, WNVZ, WMMS, Z93 20-19, K1TY 29-23, KWOD on, Reports. 17. Moves. Up 6, Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 3, PWR106, FMI02, WFMF, WTIC, WRCK, B93, KOMO, WXKS 21 -19, KITS t0 -6. Z104 27 -15, KIYS 18 -14, KSND 6 -5, 95XIL 23-16, KHTZ 39-33. WNOK d -39, WTNZ 37 -36, KMGX 27-21, KISR 3837, WAZY 23 -20, KFMW 5 -5. REO SPEEDWAGON "Hera With Me" (Epic) KCPX, BRENDA RUSSELL "Gravity" (A &M) Reports 67. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 67 including KEGL, Y95, WMMS, KDWB, KHTR, WKBQ, KSND, KMGX, KYRK, Reports: 16. Moves. Up 0, Debuts 0. Same 0, Down 0, Adds 16 including KKRt-KSAO, WKZL, WFLY, WRCK, WKDD, KZ93, KSND. 103CIR, 0104, KWTO. 103CIR, WTHT, WOMP, WFXX, WJAD, WZKX, WCGQ, 99KG, Y97. GUNS N' ROSES "Sweet Child 0' Mine" (Geffen) WPST, S- EXPRESS "Theme From S- Express" (Capitol) Reports. 67. Moves, Up 4, Debuts 8, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 38 including KRBE, B97, KATD, KPLZ, WSPK, 99GFM, HOT103 36 -33, KKBQ 34-30, KRBE Reports: 14. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 2, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 0 including WXKS 33.28, WRCK, KZZB, Q98, HOT105, WWFX, KEGL 32 -18, KQIZ 40 -34, KUUB 36 -23. on, KMGX d-35, KHTZ on. 30 -27, WGH 25-19, KITY d -32, WHYT 22 -18, FM102 on, 0100 on -dp, KF95 TONY! TONI! TONE!' "Little Wafter" (Wing/PolyGram) WCIL, ICE -T "Colors" (Sire/WB) Moves: Up 24. Debuts 5, Same 18, Down 1, Adds 8, 99GFM, WANS, WDJX, BJ105, 94Z, KTUX, WOMP, on-dp, KITY 30 -26, KZZP 14 -13, Reports: 58. Reports. 13. Moves: Up 8, Debuts 0, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 1, WPGC, PWR96 14 -7, WNVZ 7-6, KITY 17 -13, B96 23 -19, WFLY 40 -32, K98 30 -24, KXX106 6-4, Z102 23-19, KKFR 30-20. -dp, on -dp, KRO 30-28. Z93 FM102 18 -15, KWOD 30 -26, KMEL 25 -23, HOT105 on, KMGX 17 -14, KYNO on KM) On Love" (Columbia) MICHAEL BOLTON "Waft SWEET SENSATION "Take It While It's Hot" (Atco) Adds 1, 99GFM, WZOU 35 -32, KEGL 35 -29, WLOL 30 -27, KXYQ Reports: 53. Moves: Up 18, Debuts 3, Same 31. 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' \iar.t=,n,av www.americanradiohistory.com THE BACK PAGE NATIONAL AIRPLAY /JUNE 17, 1988 RADIO & RECORDS CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO AOit TRACKS Jr7' 3 2 3 2 WKS WKS LW PN WKS WKS LW TW 4 1 0 STEVE WINW00D /Roll With It (Virgin) 4 Beat (Atlantic) 5 3 0 DEBBIE GIBSON /Foolish 15 10 4 Q MOODY BLUES /I Know You're Out There Somewhere (Polydor /PG) 6 .5 4 Q MICHAEL JACKSON /Dirty Diana (Epic) N&A Begins Page 94 11 9 7 0 JIMMY BARNES/Too Much Ain't Enough Love (Geffen) 3 2 1 3 RICK ASTLEY/Together Forever (RCA) New Artists 6 Chart Summary Page 93 2 1 2 4 VAN HALEN /Black And Blue (WB) 13 9 7 0 CHEAP TRICK/The Flame (Epic) New P -1 A Playlists Page 84 Tracks Chart 1 21 16 12 VAN HALEN/When It's Love (WB) Complete 7 6 5 JETS /Make It Real (MCA) 0 0 Begins on Page 75 THE RANGE/The Valley Road (RCA) 20 16 GEORGIA SATELLITES /Open All Night (Elektra) 10 7 6 0 BRUCE HORNSBY & 0 Boy 23 15 BOB DYLAN /Silvio (Columbia) 19 13 10 0 PEBBLES /Mercedes (MCA) Q 13 11 10 HENRY LEE /Darling Danielle (CBS Associated) 26 18 12 0 INXS /New Sensation (Atlantic) 0 SUMMER Don't 25 20 16 lO DEF LEPPARD /Pour Some Sugar On Me (Mercury /PG) 18 15 14 Co BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE /Look Out Any Window (RCA) 11 St. (Paisley Park /WB) 16 12 a PRINCE /Alphabet BREAKER e JIMMY PAGE/INasting My Time (Geffen) 23 16 14 611) AL B. /Nite And Day (WB) 12 11 SURE! 12 ® ROBIN TROWER/Tear It Up (Atlantic) More Try (Columbia) 1 1 2 12 GEORGE MICHAEL /One 5 5 6 12 ROBERT PLANT /Ship Of Fools (Es Paranza /Atlantic) 20 17 15 POISON / Nothin' But A Good Time (Enigma /Capitol) a 4 3 3 13 ROD STEWART /Lost In You (WB) 9 8 8 14 BELINDA CARLISLE /Circle In The Sand (MCA) 1 2 5 14 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE/The Valley Road (RCA) 38 28 20 RICHARD MARX /Hold On To The Nights (EMI -Manhattan) 0 14 13 13 15 ZIGGY MARLEY/Tomorrow People (Virgin) 22 19 17 BRENDA K. STARR /I Still Believe (MCA) 0 20 17 POISON / Nothin' But A Good Time (Enigma /Capitol) 17 14 13 17 LITA FORD /Kiss Me Deadly (RCA) 32 24 a ROSSINGTON BAND/Welcome Me Home (Gold Dust /MCA) 34 29 22 BREATHE /Hands To Heaven (A &M) 0 7 6 8 18 SCORPIONS /Rhythm Of Love (Mercury /PG) 39 31 23 ir-j JANE WIEDLIN /Rush Hour (EMI- Manhattan) 25 21 20 JOHN KILZER/Red Blue Jeans (Geffen) Your Heart Desires (Arista) a 4 3 9 20 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/Everything 9 7 9 20 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP /Rooty Toot Toot (Mercury /PG) /Roll With It (Virgin) - _ 31 ® STEVE WINWOOD 27 22 21 ® JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS /I Hate Myself...(Blackheart /CBS) 31 27 24 ROD STEWART /Lost In You (WB) a TRACY Control (Arista) BREAKER CHAPMAN /Fast Car (Elektra) - 35 27 a ERIC CARMEN /Make Me Lose 35 26 22 w GRAHAM PARKER /(Get Started) Start A Fire (RCA)* 27 23 21 24 MIDNIGHT OIL/Beds Are Burning (Columbia) D'ARBY /Sign Your Name (Columbia) BREAKER NEIL YOUNG & THE BLUENOTES/This Note's For You (Reprise) 38 32 e TERENCE TRENT 0 44 24 e JETHRO TULL /Part Of The Machine (Chrysalis)* 37 33 0 SADE /Paradise (Epic) 'Keeps a bullet due to Cool One (Es Paranza /Atlantic) 39 35 26 Q ROD STEWART /Dynamite (WB) 37 32 28 S ROBERT PLANT/Tall continued growth. 57 41 27 S GUNS N' ROSES /Sweet Child O' Mine (Geffen) 2 11 19 28 JOHNNY HATES JAll /Shattered Dreams (Virgin) Love (Jive /Arista) 55 23 MICHAEL ANDERSON /Sound Alarm (A &M) 39 34 a BILLY OCEAN/The Colour Of 0 44 37 29 MIDNIGHT OIL/The Dead Heart (Columbia) 35 33 30 Q BOZ SCAGGS /Heart Of Mine (Columbia) 0 & MIAMI SOUND MACHINE /1 -2 -3 (Epic) 39 ELTON JOHN /I Don't Wanna Go... (MCA) 40 a GLORIA ESTEFAN ` PRINCE /Parents Just Don't Understand (Jive/RCA) 36 a D.J. JAllY JEFF & FRESH n 10 18 33 CHER/We All Sleep Alone (Geffen) Without You (Full Moon /Reprise) URBAN CONTEMPORARY 39 i) CHICAGO /I Don't Wanna Live i BREAKER a KYLIE MINOGUE /I Should Be So Lucky (Geffen) - 40 .,7 Q NU SHOOZ /Should I Say Yes (Atlantic) 7 3 (Elektra) 5 0 TEDDY PENDERGRASS /Joy 29 26 25 37 CHURCH /Under The Milky Way (Arista) 11 11 6 Q SADE /Paradise (Epic) (Need Love Too) ( Jive/RCA) 8 15 26 38 SAMANTHA FOX /Naughty Girls N &A Begins on Page 62 6 3 1 3 PRINCE /Alphabet St. (Paisley Park /WB) BREAKER CLIMIE FISHER /Love Changes (Everything) (Capitol) © 14 12 7 iO JAMES BROWN /I'm Real ( Scotti Bros. /CBS) rriL UÏ-- Z ELTON JOHN /I Don't Wanna Go On With You Like This (MCA) 8 7 4 5 GEORGE MICHAEL /One More Try (Columbia) BROTHERS/Roses Are Red (MCA) 29 19 13 0 MAC BAND f /McCAMPBELL 10 ABBOTT /I'll Prove It To You (Columbia) 17 14 0 GREGORY L ADULT Right Stuff (Wing /PG) CONTEMPORARY 34 21 15 O VANESSA WILLIAMS/The 16 /Should I Say Yes? (Atlantic) 18 11 0 NU SHOOZ 14 LATTISAW /Let Me Take You Down (Motown) 22 17 0 STACY 6 6 4 JETS /Make It Real (MCA) It Isn't Love (MCA) 0 33 22 0 NEW EDITION /If 4 4 1 2 BOZ SCAGGS /Heart Of Mine (Columbia) w JACKSON /I Can't Complain (Capitol) 32 20 16 e MELBA MOORE /FREDDIE 8 7 6 RICK ASTLEY /Together Forever (RCA) Movies (Solar) 0 28 23 18 e DEELE /Shoot'em Up 2 1 3 4 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE /The Valley Road (RCA) 32 20 m BOBBY BROWN /Don't Be Cruel (MCA) 5 5 5 5 BELINDA CARLISLE /Circle In The Sand (MCA) Your Name (Columbia) - 31 21 TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY /Sign 12 11 8 (Epic) 0 SAGE/Paradise 16 13 12 16 JODY WATLEY /Most Of All (MCA) 10 8 7 Q BILLY VERA & THE BEATERS /Between Like And Love (Capitol) /Symptoms Of True Love (Capitol) 36 25 19 a TRACIE SPENCER 14 12 9 All Alone O CHER /We Sleep (Geffen) 35 30 23 C) PAULA ABDUL /Knocked Out (Virgin) 3 2 2 9 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES /Everything Your Heart Desires (Arista) - 35 25 0 TROOP /Mamacita (Atlantic) 21 18 13 ERIC CARMEN /Make Me Lose Control (Arista) Just Don't Understand (Jive /RCA) a 19 18 17 20 D.J. JAllY JEFF & FRESH PRINCE /Parents 15 13 12 JULIO IGLESIAS f /STEVIE WONDER /My Love (Columbia) & THE GET FRESH CREW /Keep Risin'... (Danya /Fantasy) ® 33 29 24 e DOUG E. FRESH 25 22 17 BILLY OCEAN /The Colour Of Love (Jive /Arista) OATES /Everything Your Heart Desires (Arista) e 10 10 9 22 DARYL HALL & JOHN 19 17 16 DEBBIE GIBSON /Foolish Beat (Atlantic) a 38 34 GUY /Groove Me (MCA) Expanded AC Music a 16 15 14 BASIA /Time And Tide (Epic) 38 C) AL B. SURE! /Off On Your Own (Girl) (WB) Begins 30 28 18 BREATHE /Hands To Heaven (A on Page 69 &M) 4 1 2 25 MICHAEL JACKSON /Dirty Diana (Epic) 20 STEVE WINWOOD /Roll With It (Virgin) Of Love (Jive /Arista) - 35 ) BILLY OCEAN /Colour 1 3 10 Your Love (EMI- Manhattan) 17 GEORGE MICHAEL /One More Try (Columbia) 39 33 ffi RJ'S LATEST ARRIVAL /Off The Hook With 30 23 it) CHICAGO /I Don't Wanna Live Without You (Full Moon /Reprise) 3 2 5 28 TONY! TONI! TONE!' /Little Walter (Wing /PG) 22 21 19 World! (WB) DEELE /Two Occasions (Solar) 36 32 C CLUB NOUVEAU /It's A Cold, Cold 24 23 21 (Elektra) To Your Love (Island) 6i: TRACY CHAPMAN /Fast Car 37 a BY ALL MEANS /I Surrender 27 24 22 To The Nights (EMI- Manhattan) It RICHARD MARX /Hold On 36 ® TEENA MARIE/Work (Epic) 26S GLORIA ESTEFAN & MIAMI SOUND MACHINE /1 -2 -3 (Epic) 39 Q TONY TERRY /Forever Yours (Epic) You're There Somewhere (Polydor /PG) House (Profile) e MOODY BLUES /I Know Out 30 28 27 33 RUN D.M.C. /Run's DEBUT e ELTON JOHN /I Don't Wanna Go On With You Like That (MCA) DEBUT Q GREGORY HINES/That Girl Wants To Dance With Me (Epic) 7 9 15 25 JOHNNY HATES JAll /Shattered Dreams (Virgin) 1 DEBUT 0 SYSTEM /Coming To America (Atco) T Paid (Columbia) 29 :i7 AL B. SURE! /Nite And Day (WB) 2 8 28 36 JOHNNY KEMP /Just Got 30 y CLIMIE FISHER /Love Changes (Everything) (Capitol) BREAKER S GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS /It's Gonna Take All Our Love (MCA) (A &M) 11 10 11 28 BRENDA K. STARR /I Still Believe (MCA) - _ 40 © TA MARA & THE SEEN /Blueberry Gossip 29 29 28 29 POINTER SISTERS /I'm In Love (RCA) BREAKER© FULL FORCE/Your Love Is So Def (Columbia) 28 27 27 30 GREGORY ABBOTT/I'll Prove It To You (Columbia) BREAKER Z TYKA NELSON /Marc Anthony's Tune (Cooltempo /Chrysalis) www.americanradiohistory.com