Singles chart,6-7; Album chart, 21; New Singles, 23; Small Labels, 16-17; Quartery Survey, 8.

JULY 20, 1981 VOLUME FOUR Number 18 60p Comment THE GOVERNMENT'S Green Pap-Govt rejection of er on Copyright Revision could not have been more frustrating for the BPI after four years of extremely deter-blank tape levy mined lobbying to emphasise its case for a blank -tape levy. The particularly depressing aspect to the whole matter is that not onceshocks industry have those entrusted with presenting ROBERT LEMON, Bronze director the industry's case to the DepartmentIN RESPONSE to the publication ofbeen accepted all over Europe, and inand general manager, expertly pack- of Trade been given a hint that theythe Green Paper on Copyright Re-reports of the European Commission. ages Our Price's number one selling were proceeding along the wrongform, the BPI has issued the following The Green Paper states "It may bealbum, No Sleep 'Till Hammersmith by lines, that the figures were unaccept-statement: - that the (music) industry will have toMotorhead. Lemon, who was spend- able and that some alternative plan "The enjoymentofpre-recordedreconcile itself to a situation where itsing the day as a shop assistant, should be proposed. music by many millions of people in thisrevenue comes mainly from broadcast-comments on this part time job: "The Could it be that the industry hascountry, and the livelihood of thousandsing and other public performances (suchpay isn't bad," but then he has the done so little to project a public face ofof musicians and other creative peopleas discos) of its recordings." invaluable assistance of Jim Wannel, respectable responsibility in the pastwho work in the British record industry This suggestion, which infers that inOur Price branch manager and Mike that in areas where such attributesare seriously threatened following thethe future the British record industryIsaacs, Our Price director. count for much, it failed to win anyGovernment's failure to take positivewill not be able to depend on income sympathy for its plight? On the otheraction on the illegal practice of homefrom record sales is totally unrealistic. BPI President Sir Joseph Lockwood hand, the blank tape manufacturerstaping. Equally untenable is the prospect ofcommented:- "The Government has have never been in the glare of a The Government's Copyright Greenthe record industry being supportedshown no willingness in this Green spotlight of unfavourable publicity.Paper, published today (15), rejects anymainly by income derived from broad-Paper to recognise the realistic needs of They hardly need do more than mur-effective remedy to compensate thecasting networks, and such a principle istheBritish music industry.Furth- mur that they are being unfairly discri-record industry and those concernedunprecedented anywhere else in theermore, the Government's suggestions minated against as a means of solvingwith it for the devastating losses that areworld. can only undermine investment and the problems of another industry, fornow being incurred due to home taping. Unless the huge financial losses due toemployment opportunities in one of the civil servants to take immediate The BPI is very surprised that thehome taping can be curbed, manyBritain's major export earning indus- notice. It is certainly anomalous thatGovernment has rejected the industry'sthousands more jobs will be lost in thetries". the Green Paper points to the likelyproposalsforfairremunerationforrecording industry, and record com- The BPI, the Music Publishers, and percentage of a levy likely to gocopyright owners by way of a levy onpanies will be forced to severely cut backthe Musicians' Union will be mounting a abroad, while conveniently ignoringblank cassette sales and cassette record-the number of new recordings to bemajor campaign to persuade the Gov- the fact that the majority of blank tapeing equipment. The levy principle hasmade available for public enjoyment. ernment to change its approach." companies are not British - owned. Despite the apparent lack of governmental interest in the idea of Home tape spoiler signal hopes raised in USA a blank tape levy, it is inconceivable that as upholder of the law it can AN AMERICAN company has come technical details of his invention, saying His equipment will not prevent re- simply ignore the fact that there is an up with a spoiler signal that will be only it was a 'little black box' that cording from Medium Wave trans- admitted contravention of the 1956 effective on both albums and pre- implants a 'combination of signals' missions,but because these are not Copyright Act taking place every time recorded tapes, and prevent copying that are inaudible when the record or stereo, he does not foresee a problem. a record is copied at home. Neither from both the radio and in -home systems tapeisplayed butcreateextreme "If we have licensed somebody to use can the Government ignore the fact - according to US trade weekly Record interference when copying is attempted. our commercial unit to implant signals that the artists, whom the Copyright World Sargeant is demonstrating the device on the record or tape, it just cannot be Act is supposed to protect, are also Richard Sargeant, who plansto at the Beverley Wilshire Hotel in Los recorded, no matter how it's played," being penalised by the high incidence market the device under the name Angeles on July 22 and is refusing to said Sargeant. TURN TO PAGE TWO `Security Safeguards' refused to reveal discuss licence arrangements until then.

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Album: AMLK 63724 Cassette: CKM 63724 1981AEM 4 Records Ltd. All Rights Reserved. 11E WS Importer agrees to Studio -in -a- halt Portuguese LPs store in new LATE ON the third day of its Highpurport to have been made in, Portugal, talent trawl Court battle with Motown Records andor are records made with the consent of NEWLY LAUNCHED Recorded De- the BPI over allegedly counterfeit Por-Motown or the copyright owners in livery Records has joined forces with tuguese import album, Simons RecordsPortugal. Hessey's, awell-knownLiverpool and twoassociatecompaniesgave The Simons companies, controlled by music shop in a unique deal to capture undertakings not to sell the product. Warren Goldberg, also undertook not to Northern talent. Motown was seeking interim injunc-pass off sound recordings as and for Inside the shop, which already pos- tions against Simons Records, Simonsthose of the plaintiffs by using the wordsTHREE MEN and a silver disc. Jimsesses a stage and extensive facilities for Sales and Warren's Records pending a"Motown Record Corporation." Steinman (centre) receives said acco-demonstrating instruments, Recorded full trial of the dispute. They also promised, through Gold-lade for sales of his albumBad ForDelivery has installed a 4 -track demo The settlement came after the judge,berg, to name their suppliers and cus-Good(EPC 84361) from Maurice Ober -studio. "Hussey's are representing us in Mr Justice Flaconer, had refused to heartomers and to "deliver up" recordsstein, chairman, CBS, and David Bet-the North and the deal allows them to further evidence from witnesses whowhose distribution would be a breach ofteridge, managing director, CBS, atsign up to four acts a year which we will had arrived from Portugal, and thethe undertakings. the company's Soho Square offices.release," commented Paul Murphy, undertakingsremaineffectiveuntil RDR managing director. Murphy also trial, or further court order in Motown's hopes to get an early chance to hear action against the Simons companies. other promising local talent via demo But Alastair Wilson, counsel for theGovt deals industrya tapes made in the studio which will be three defendants, indicated a possible forwarded to him in London. appeal against the judge's refusal to hear Out of the deal with Husey's, RDR further evidence from the printers of thetwin Green Paper blowhas already signed two acts John Kris- record sleeves. STUNNED BY total government indif-mechanical income brought about bytian and Clear Cut. Kristian's single The Simons companies had deniedference to the evidence presented by thethe industry's widespread abolition of`Pope John Paul' (RDR 001), has been the records concerned in the disputeBPI in favour of a blank -tape levy as arrp,the publishers would be inawritten by Chris Andrews, and marks were bogus, contending they had beenway of combating the losses caused byposition to refuse record companiesthe return to record production for the made under licence in Portugal. home -taping, the industry was hit by apermission to make a second recordingfirst time in seven years of Tom Jones' Motown had disputed this and main-second blow in the Green Paper onunless agreement could be reached onmanager and MAM chairman Gordon tained the discs were not made underCopyright Reform, a discussion docu-the mechanical royalty. This wouldbeMills. licence and that this could be discoveredment, published last week. consistent with practices in Europe. Clear Cut has a single 'Eagle Eye' on from their appearance. While the Government, despite the Graham Churchill, MCPS operationsrelease and an album is near completion. Jacob maintained that the defendantsstatistics provided by the BPI, seems tomanager, commented: "We are intri-RDR is planning a major advertising, had put in affidavits telling untruthsbe taking the view that there may nevergued by the suggestions put forward bysales and marketing campaign, and ILR which were now admitted to be un-be an "acceptable solution" to a clearlythe Government in the Copyright Greenpromotion of the single is underway. truths. However, Wilson successfullyillegalactivity,ithasalsofurtherPaper and we are giving them our very Commenting on RDR's policy to- resisted the application for an immedi-threatened the industry's profitabilitycareful consideration. There will be awards signing new talent, Murphy ate costs order. by recommending abolition of the Statu-meeting of our legal advisers and thenoted: "We will pay travelling expenses It was Simons' case - and still antoryRecordingLicence,coveringchairman of the MRS on Friday, afterand production costs - but no advances. important issue - that they were "inno-second and supplementary recordings ofwhich there will be an official statement.If we are going to sign an act, then we cent dupes" of possibly their suppliersa copyright. Until thenIcan make no furtherwill also pay their legal costs if they wish in Portugal and certainly of Portuguese "The recording of music would becomment." to use a lawyer of their own choice." printers. betterlefttothe operation of the The direction of Government think- "My clients present information iscompetitive forces in the market", statesing appears to be that it is unwilling to that it may well be possible to establishthe Green Paper, adding that it endorsesimpose "unacceptable burdens" on indi- Phonogram deal atthetrialthattherecords werethe recommendation that a Performingviduals and that the industry will have to for Charisma? genuine," said Wilson. "As things standRight Tribunal should be empowered tolearn to live with home -copying unless AS RB went to press late last week at the moment it does not seem veryreview the royalty to be paid under theit can develop a fool -proof spoiler signal. it was looking increasingly certain likely, but it is possible." statutory recording licence. The Green Paper proposes that the that Charisma Records would re- The interim agreement provides that The effect of any future abolition ofrecord industry will have to reconcile main an independent company li- nothing in the undertakings not to sellthe statutory licence would inevitablyitself to a situation where its revenue cenced to Phonogram. the disputed records shall prevent theput more power back in the hands of thecomes mainly from broadcasting and By the end of this week a new defendants from dealing inrecordspublishers.Still smarting from whatother public performances (discos) of licenceagreement should have which were not made in, and do notthey consider to be serious losses ofrecords. been signed, ending a month's frenzied activity in which RCA, See Page 5 for full Green Paper Virgin and Chrysalis have all been analysis linked with ambitions to buy the COMMENT From Page 1 there is a case for the rights' owners to troubled indie. be compensated. What is also now a Charisma chairman Tony Stra- of home -taping. Must they and thematter of vital importance is thatEMI profit boom tong-Smith will retain full own- record companies be made to sufferefforts are redoubled to develop a ership of the company if the deal for ever by an on -going failure to seekfoolproof spoiler signal. It is signifi-FROM THE loss that was looming at goes through. to enforce the law, or alternatively findcant thatatthiscritical time anthe time of its takeover by Thorn, EMI's an equitable method of recompense. ItAmerican is claiming to have found themusic activities have made a remarkable is simply not good enough for theanswer. Before him, Gerry Bron wasreturn to profitability. Government to say: "At the end of thealso confident that his research had According to Thorn -EMI's prelimin- day it may have to be accepted thatshownitwaspossibletopreventary statement of trading to March 31 thisTV GUIDE there is in fact no acceptable solu-copying from record by electronicyear, the EMI Music Group turned in to ATV SONGS OF THE VALLEY London -Welsh Male Voice tion." means. It looks as though there may bepre-tax surplus of £20.4 million on a Cltoir. In the meantime, what's to be done?a glimmer of hope in finding a technic- (27July, 2 weeks) (5.495.49) K-tel NE 1117 (CE 2117) turnover of £411.5million. Twelve ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Don Williams Obviously, the BPI will once againal solution to a problem. months previously. EMI's profit was (Now) (3.04/3.04) MCA MCF (C) 3114 have to embark on a new programme But whileitrecovers from the LONDON down to £200,000 on a turnover ofROCK CLASSICS London Symphony Orchestra of market research. It is to be hopedGovernment cop-out,theindustry£386.7 million. (Now, 3 weeks) (5.49/5.49) K-tel ONE 1123 (OCE 2123) that this will take place in conjunctionshould not forget the potential to The latest figures are indicative ofSTAGS with the Tape Manufacturers Group,further develop sales of pre-recordedhow effective EMI's cost-cutting activi- ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Don Williams although it will come as no surprise iftapes. There is much to be done in thisties have been in restoring profit mar- (Now) (3.04/3.04) MCA MCF (C) 3114 they smugly decline now to partici-area before the full potential of thegins and the significant achievements inTRIDENT THE LEGENDARY Hank Williams pate, despite having admitted thatcassette is fulfilled. the US of Capital and EMI -America. (27July, 4 weeks) (5.49/5.49) K-tel NE 1121 (CE 2121)

2 RECORD BUSINESS July 20 1981 MUILlIfIGS

THE SUCCESS scored by Dutch producer Jaap Eggermont with his Star Sound clones has inevitbly led to a modicum of bandwagon jumping. Phonogram has picked up a BeeGees soundalike single courtesy of Pickwick. Now Polydor has moved in on the act with 'Do You Remember ?', a couple of 50's rock medleys by Long Tall Ernie and the Shakers. Sharp observers of the Star Sound scene will immediately recall that the aforementioned group of gentlemen, whose name sounds more connected with some Benny Hill fantasy than rock reality, also featured the same tracks on the Star Sound album which has done so well for CBS. How come it is now on Polydor? The answer, it seems, is that Polydor first issued `Do You Remember?' which everybody immediately forgot, back in 1978, and still owns the rights. If Ernie, the fastest rock star in the west, provides Polydor with a chart entry, then it will no doubt make the bitter pill of having turned down Stars On 45 more easy to swallow. But that's another story . . . TIMES IS 'ARD department - discounting on TV advertising, according to one merchandiser, has been running at such a level - up to 55 per cent in London during the first six months of the year - that he almost wishes he had something worth releasing. He reckons that Ronco's excellent Disco Daze/Nights two -for -the - price -of -one campaign, priced at around £330,000 at rate cards prices, actually cost rather less than £200,000 . . . with the industry'shopes of a tape levy dashed by an unsympathetic government Green Paper, will the BPI now turn its attention once again to a spoiler signal? Come in Gerry Bron - your industry needs you . . . what with the Singing Sitars and now Noele Gordon's classic 'After All These Years', EMI's MOR division is certainly ringing the changes these days. The recent Crossroads casualty is presumably not serious about making a new career as a singer, but she may well rate a place, as did Red Sovine of course, in any future list of Kenny Everett's World's Worst Records . . . one of the ironiesof ligging - at Duran Duran's excellent bash at the plush Dial 9 club the champers was flowing free, but a coke cost £1.25 - enough to turn man to drink . . . OUR MAN on The Rock, producer-writter Bob Barratt writes to report that Ed Welch did rather well for himself in the recent Gibraltar Song Festival. Welch won the £2,000 first prize with 'Giving It All Away' (in which a certain Bob Barratt was his collaborator), sung by Chris and Lynda Kelly, performing as Hollywood. Welch also took the £500 runner-up award with 'For The First Time In My Life' (written with Barry Mason) and sung by the aforementioned Chris Kelly, who battled on bravely despite a nasty eye injury. Welch also won - best arrangement, best UK entry and best instrumental, 'Pastoral'. Mike Redway, singing his own composition 'Heaven Only Knows' was in third place . . . next month, Music for Pleasure moves its headquarters from the old EMI enclave at Hayes to the Uxbridge Road Distribution Centre .. .if, as is being mooted, Martin Rushent concludes a production deal with Island, then the UA Old Boys Club will have recruited another member . . . Question - How are The Specials doing in America? Answer (from Chris Wright): "I don't think the Americans are very interested in the problems of British youth unemployment" . . . death last week of legendary freelance music journalist Dick Tatham in Ashford Hospital . . . Having lost out in his bid to acquire Morecambe Winter Gardens (where Louis Benjamin began his showbusiness career), MSD chief Ian Miles says he is now looking with interest at the town's Heysham Head Leisure Park, which owners

Trident TV is offering for sale . . . from CBS Martin Sunley moves on to start his own promotion company .. . Capitol mainman Martyn Cox in hospital for tonsilectomy . . . pic sleeveof CBS single 'Charlie's Getting Married' by Men of Harlech shows photograph of certain red setter usually seen not a million miles from the company chairman - but we didn't realise that canine nuptials were pending, too . . .after a number of false starts, Linda Turner's Neptune Records has finally made its bow, with a new name Spear Records and a single by Melanie Harrold (formerly DJM artists Joanna Carlin) entitled 'Drink The Wine'. It arrived accompanied by a halfway decent bottle of German champagne, Fiscarl, Trocken, provided by Findlater Matta, which retails at around £3.10. Cheers!

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RECORD BUSINESS July 20 1981 3 AE Ws the Voidoids, Randy Gunn and Neon Eagle Records Boys with Tom Verlaine. Spartan is Merchandisingdistributing both records. Ins & Outs row solved ISLAND RELEASES U2's new singleEMI RECORDS has made a number THE LONG -RUNNING High CourtBig promotion `Fire' (WIP 6679) on July 27. Initialof staff changes in its marketing and battle between two companies, both copies of the record will be available as apromotion deprtments. claiming to be Eagle Records, has beenfor O'Connor double -pack which includes two live tracks Bryan Tyrrell has been appointed settled. ALBION Records has prepared a- '11 O'Clock Tick Tock' and `Cty'l`Themarketing manager for the Motown The matter was wound up last weekwide-rangingpromotioncampaignElevtric Co', which were recorded inlabel reporting to acting general mana- when Eagle Records of Nottinghamaround release of Hazel O'Connor'sBoston last March. ger Gordon Frewin, while Martin Wyn gave the London company of the samenew single, featuring advertising space The band has started work on a newGriffith moves from the Capitol/EMI- name the sole right to use the Eaglein the rock consumer press, streamersalbum (working title Scarlet)with SteveAmerica/Liberty US division to be- masthead in return for an undisclosedand in-store displays. `(Cover Plus)Lillywhite producing. Release is plannedcome video projects product manager sum plus court costs in an out of courtWe's All Grown Up' (ION 1018) isfor early Autumn. reporting to Geoff Kempin. His re- settlement. available in a picture bag, and there placement as label manager for the AT A suggested price of £2.99, Virgindivision is Jane Evans who previously Eagle of Nottingham has nowregis-will be a limited edition 12 -inch versionRecords is promoting a 12 -inch EP of tered the name Ash Records and this,with an extra track, the French version worked in the creative department. Devo material recorded during theShe reports to general manager Mar- together with its studio and Ash Musicof 'Dawn Chorus'. The singerisgroup's US tour last summer and publishing company will all come undertouring until mid -August, and is pub- tyn Cox. released on July 17. Contents include Bob White has been named senior the banner of Ash Records Ltd. Dis-lishing a book and putting out her third`Freedom Of Choice Theme Song', tribution stays with Pinnacle and thealbum in the Autumn. promotion manager for the EMI/ `Whip It', 'Girl U Want', 'Gates OfLiberty UK divisionreportingto first release will be in the early Autumn. Albion isalso taking trade andSteel', 'Be Stiff' an 'Planet Earth'. Meanwhile Eagle of London hasconsumer advertising around release national promotion manager Geoff terminated its distribution agreementof Shake To Date (Shake 1) which isEMI IS releasing Duran Duran's newAtherton, and Trish King is made with Pinnacle in favour of Stage One,going out at the special dealer price of`Girls On Film' single in both 7 -inch andregional promotion co-ordinator re- which will be looking after The Monks,£2.02. A compilation of material from12 -inch form. The latter includes an extraporting to White. Jo -Anna Forte, The Dogs and HighNew York's Shake Records, it featurestrack - an extended 'night version' of the Roger Bowman, previously with CBS Records, has joined EMI/Liberty Society for all future releases, includingbands like the dB's, Richard Hell andtitle. High Society's current single 'Gotta Get UK's promotion division reporting to Atherton. Outta This Rut'. campaign around a range of foreign product in July when it promotes theLESLIE LOWE has been appointed Deals German ECM catalogue. professional manager of United Artists IMS has built up a catalogue of 250Music in London, having most recently New session CHAPPELL MUSIC has put togethertitles on ECM - by such artists asbeen at Bourne Music and noted as author a new approach to its 'library music'Keith Jarrett, Chick Corea and Patof the Directory Of Popular Music. fees agreed services by inaugurating a commis-Metheny - and is offering promotion sioning service for theme and inciden- RANNOCH DONALD has joined to shops which take 40. promotion company Rush Release as A NEW scale of recording session feestal music for film, television, video and In return shops will get window has been thrashed out between the BPIjingle production. officemanager, havingpreviously and the Musicians Union which gives stickers, displays, a mention in con-been at Bruce Millers in Aberdeen. The company is actively promotingsumer pressadvertising anddis- session men a riseof around nineits songwriting pool and in-house jing- ANNIE ROSEBERRY is the new UK percent. counts. A lesser deal is offered to le service, while its nine professionaldealers ordering 20 titles. air manager withthe EPA labels, The new rates, which came intoexecutives are broadening their activi- Chick Corea is one of the artistsreporting to CBS director of a&r Muff operation on July 1 are as follows:ties to service the film and media -appearing at this year's Capital JazzWinwood. She joins from Island Records General Recording Rates rise from £39marketing industries. Festival in July this year. where she was a&r manager having to £42.50 for a three hour session and previously been with Genetic Records with from £30.50 to £33.25 for a two hourTHE BALLS, a four -piece Los Angeles - Martin Rushent and UA for two years. period; Rayes forlisted symphony,based rock band, have become the latestCHAPPEL MUSIC has signed Harry opera and ballet orchestras go up fromsigning to the Towerbell label, controlledSouth to a worldwide publishing agreementJOHN WILKES has been appointed and contributetothe company's new £31 to £33.80 for rank and file, from £33by Darts and Chas & Dave manager Bob generalmanagerofinternational activities in commissioning music for the to £36 for sub -principals, from £35 toEngland. Distributed by PR T, the band's marketing for MCA Records. Wilkes film, tv, video and advertising industries. £38.15 for principals and from £38 tofirst single 'I Love The Balls' (TOW 10) is will report to MCA International presi- £41.40 for section principals. out this week. PHONOGRAM RECORDS has con-dent Lou Cook and will be responsible In line with the increases in the cluded a logo deal with Eagle Recordsfor marketing in all territories exclud- general recording rate there will be risesFASHION, A band from Birmingham,toreleaseGaryGlitterproduct.ing North America and the UK. for musical directors, arrangers andhas signed a long-term deal with AristaPhonogram will be releasing material copyists. Records and goes into the studio to NICHOLAS L.D. FIRTH, executive by Glitter, but the discs will carry thevice-president of Chappell International record a debut single for the label thisEagle logo with joint promotion. First month. has been promoted to president of the release under the agreement is thecompany. He will also continue to serve as single 'When I'm On, I'm On' (EAGLE City Records OK JIVE has formed its own label which vice-president of the publishing division. 009) out on July 24 in a limited edition Firth (38) began as a London trainee will be distributed by Epic in the UK. Thepicture bag. revived band has recorded a single for release at the with Chappell in 1962 and over the years end of July and has recently toured withINTENSIVE CARE Management hashas been responsible for publishing con- CITY RECORDS - the London -based tracts with writers like Gordon Lightfoot, label responsible for launching the UKThe Polecats. been set up by Maggi Farren, formerly with Creole Records, and John Holman toBob Dylan, Neil Diamond, Pink Floyd, Subs, Girlschool and other bands in the Thin Lizzy and Bob Seger. late 70s - is revived this month by PhilCHEAPSKATE RECORDS hashandle the careers of The Byron Band, Scott. Three singles (by Silverwing,signed West London band DirectionsBogdan Kominowski and Stevie Jones.PETE STONE, formerly marketing Girlschool and Spider) are already setto a worldwide deal. The group'sThe latter two are appearing in Jackdirector of Virgin Record Stores has and the label's first album is scheduleddebut single 'Some Boys' is set for aGood's forthcoming TV series Let's Rockleftthe company to take a short for release in August. July 17 release. and have singles prepared for release.sabbatical from the industry before The Spider single, 'All the Time' Intensive Care can be contacted at 01-998changing the course of his career later (NIK 7) and Silverwing's 'Rock andLEADING SONGWRITER and for-3442. this year. mer member of Nirvana Patrick Campbell Roll Mayhem' (NIK 8) will be issued in DO IT Records has terminated its Stone has been in retail since leaving picture sleeves on June 26. The Girl -Lyons has formed his own Public Recordsdistribution deal with Spartan Recordsschool, initially with Soho and Harle-. school single, 'Take it All Away' (NIKlabel to release a self penned, produced andwith immediate effect, and is currentlyquin, and has been with Virgin for 6) is a re -issue and it will be available inlargely performed concept album callednegotiating new arrangements for aeight years. Recently he has overseen July. The Electric Plough PUBL 1)to beroster that includes The Mothmen,Virgin's move into the video and hi-fi The City album is to be a compilationdistributed by Spartan. Anthony Moore, Snakefinger, Yello,markets. heavy metal set featuring about 10 new and Ronnie Mayor. Meanwhile, Do It He is planning a return to the music and established bands. All distributionIMPORT SERVICE for the Polygramproduct will be available from whole-and video industry later in the year on will be handled by Cherry Red. group, IMS, launches itsfirst UKsalers and the independent network.the manufacturing side.

4 RECORD BUSINESS July 20 1981 PEATURE Green Paper damps hopes of blank tape levy THE GOVERNMENT'S long-awaitedproportion of the levy would flow out of Green Paper discussion document onthe UK from these sources - again with copywright has proved a grave dis-little prospect of reciprocal inflows from FACE appointment to the music industry. abroad. It holds out just two small grains of The Green Paper doubts that a fair hope to a music business that claims toscheme of rebates to sections of the be losing upwards of £200 million perpublic who use tape recorders legally year because of home taping, but effec-could be worked out cheaply. tively rejects the concept of a levy on It suggestsit would be unfair to either blank tape or tape recordingimpose a hardware levy purely on new hardware. purchasers of tape recorders, when so The only recourse the Governmentmany people already own recording holds out is for an anti -home tapingequipment. spoiler signal - which it would aid by Finally, the government believes that prohibiting development of anti -spoileradministration of a levy would certainly FACTS. devices - and it suggests harsher crimin-need to be administered by a statutory al penalties against commercial piracy.body. Administration would be com- ofTradehas TheDepartment plex, says the document. On the collec- obviously struggled with the home -tapetion side it would need exemptions or controversy.Itspress precis of therebates. On the distribution sideit 61 -page document calls home tapingwould be hard to calculate how each FACT:AirSupply's 'The One "Perhaps the most difficult questionright owner should be compensated and dealt with in the Green Paper. how individuals and companies should That You Love' this week hit No.1* "On the one hand there is no doubt benefit. that records are frequently taped with- in the American singles charts. out authority and no doubt that the "Unless the levy is set at an unaccept- record industry loses sales as a result," itably high rate, it is possible, therefore, says. that the net compensation available for "On the other hand, the true extent ofdistribution might well be minimal," these sales is unknown; in fact itiswarns the Green Paper. probably unquantifiable. If a levy on Turning to the publishing world, the blank tapes or equipment were to beGreen Paper takes a look at the statutory FACT:Ithas already sold over introduced, there, how much shouldrecording licence. 1 million copies in the USA. this be? To charge a sufficient levy even "It was introduced in 1911 when the to raise the Green Paper estimate of £50British record industry was of course in million per year would require a veryits infancy. The Government is not large increase in the price of tapes orentirely convinced of the need. for ,this equipment. system under present day conditions," "The government would hesitate atsays the Green Paper. imposing this upon the public, especial- "It seems difficult to accept that, in Air Supply are the only ly since imposition of a levy wouldthis single area of copyright, it is now FACT:, involve rough justice with many tapereally necessary to provide a derogation group in the 80's to achieve four users who never record copyright musicfrom the exclusive rights of composers having to pay. These could, for exam-and music publishers. successive Stateside Top 5 singles. ple, include organisations for the blind. "As the Government views the situa- "Further, a levy on blank tapes couldtion, it is probable that the recording of (Three were No.1 's). be circumvented by selling tapes withmusic would be betterlefttothe trivia recorded on them, or by obtainingoperation of the competitive forces in them on mail order from abroad. the market, as is the case in all other "The government has not receivedareas of copyright. On this point the convincing evidence that a levy wouldGovernment would welcome further be an acceptable solution, However,public comment before coming to a final before it reaches a final conclusion, theconclusion." CONCLUSION Government looks forward to a public The document notes that the British Everything points to another big seller debate on the matter." copyright law in this area causes com- In the Green Paper itself, the Govern-plications under UK membership of the for Air Supply in the U.K. ment extends its arguments. It notesEEC. that factors other than private copying On the piracy and bootlegging fronts, STOCK IT -PLAY IT. could well have had an effect on lostthe Green Paper has more positive record sales. Varying rates of VAT,points to make. It agrees that clear, new varying levels of disposable income andcivil remedies should be available to popularity of music recorded in givenrecord companies and artists suffering years are mentioned, and although itfrom bottlegging. admits that the record industry is losing Says the Department of Trade: "The income through home taping, it makesGovernment is concerned that the pre- AIR SUPPLY the pointthatalevy goes againstsent criminal remedies for copyright Government policies aimed at controll-infringement are too light. ing inflation. "It therefore proposes to increase The single There is also a view that between 15these penalties and to make a new and 20 percent of revenue raised from acriminal offence of possession of an levy would go abroad to foreign copyr-infringing copy in the course of trade. 'The One That You Love" ight holders and performers, with little "In addition the scope for the award ARIST 412 in the way of a 'compensatory inflow'of penal damages for flagrant infringe- expected. ments should be broadened. Present *Cashbox, Record World w/e 11 July In addition, most of the records soldimport restrictions on books which in this country are controlled by foreign -infringe copyright should be extended ORDERS TO: Polygram Record Operations Ltd, Clyde Works, Grove Road, owned companies, so an unquantifiableto pirate records and films." ARGTA Romford, Essex. Tel: 01-590 6044, or the Tandem Sales Team. RECORD BUSINESS Ju1y201981 5 The Record Business Top 100 *BulletStrong upward movement on sales and or airplay iscompiled from sales and New Entry airplay on a system adapted *Platinum Disc 1 million sales (BPI certified) from the charts of the success- Gold Disc million sales (BPI certified) Singles ful US trade paper Record O Silver Disc 1/4 million sales (BPI certified) World. * Sales or Airplay Index less than 0.5 The Top 30 is based on sales All indices are rounded to nearest whole number alone. Positions 31.100 are de- DDistributor Code details: see New Singles Page termined by the sales rating + Brackets as part of a catalogue number indicates Top 100 5% of the airplay rating. 12 --inch availability, eg: CAB(L) 503 indicates: 300 shops report weekly sales, CAB 503=7 -inch single SALES RATING AIRPLAY RATINIIJ average reporting time being CABL 503 = 12 -inch single maximum radio play plus BBCty's Thursday noon. 100 = Strong No.1 Sales 10070, = Top Of The Pops Record Business guide to last week's market strength

This Last Wks on Deater Label/Cat. No. D Week Week Chart TITLE/ARTIST Use

* 1 1 5 71 77 GHOST TOWN SPECIALS O 2 TONE CHS TT (12)17 * 2 5 3 52 73 STARS ON 45 VOLUME 2 STAR SOUND CBS CBS A(13)1407 3 2 5 51 85 CAN CAN BAD MANNERS O MAGNET MAG 190 A 4 4 11 41 64 BODY TALK (VOCAL) IMAGINATION O R&B RBS (RBL) 201 A 5 3 10 36 68 ONE DAY IN YOUR LIFE MICHAEL JACKSON TAMLA MOTOWN TMG 976 E * 6 11 3 35 11 MOTORHEAD (LIVE) MOTORHEAD BRONZE BRO(P) 124 * 7 10 5 3056 WORDY RAPPINGHOOD TOM TOM CLUB ISLAND (12)WIP 6694 * 8 46 2 2845 LAY ALL YOUR LOVE ON ME ABBA EPIC EPC A131456 9 8 8 28 52 NO WOMAN NO CRY BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS ISLAND (12)WIP 6244 10 6 9 26 62 GOING BACK TO MY ROOTS ODYSSEY O RCA RCA(T) 85 * 11 15 3 26 74 SAT IN YOUR LAP KATE BUSH EMI EMI 5201 12 13 7 25 76 DANCIN' ON THE FLOOR (HOOKED ON LOVE) THIRD WORLD CBS CBS A(13)1214 13 14 9 2474 YOU MIGHT NEED SOMEBODY RANDY CRAWFORD WARNER BROS K17803(T) W 14 7 8 22 39 MEMORY ELAINE PAIGE POLYDOR POSP 279 15 16 7 21 68 NEW LIFE - SHOUT! DEPECHE MODE MUTE 7(12) MUTE 014 16 12 5 19 73 RAZZAMATAZZ QUINCY JONES FEATURING PATTI AUSTIN A&M AMS(P) 8140 * T7 21 5 17 83 FOR, YOUR EYES ONLY SHEENA EASTON EMI EMI 5195 18 18 6 17 73 THERE'S A GUY WORKS DOWN THE CHIP SHOP KIRSTY MACCOLL POLYDOR POSP 250 * 19 41 2 17 29 VISAGE VISAGE POLYDOR POSPIX) 293 * 20B 1 16 50 CHANT NO.1 (I DON'T NEED THIS PRESSURE ON) SPANDAU BALLET REFORMATION CHS (12)2528 F 21 9 10 15 24 BEING WITH YOU SMOKEY ROBINSON MOTOWN TMG 1223 * 22 29 3 14 79 WALK RIGHT NOW JACKSONS EPIC EPC A(13)1294 23 26 6 13 52 CAN'T HAPPEN HERE RAINBOW POLYDOR POSP 251 24 22 7 13 53 THROW AWAY THE KEY LINX CHRYSALIS CHS (12)2519 F

* 25RN 1 12 14 NEVER SURRENDER SAXON CARRERE CAR 204 26 20 8 12 22 WIKKA WRAP EVASIONS GROOVE PROD. GP 107(T) GO * 27 53 2 12 66 SHOW ME DEXY'S MIDNIGHT RUNNERS MERCURY DEXYS 6 28 17 14 12 11 HOW 'BOUT US CHAMPAIGN O CBS CBS A(12)1046 C 29 31 5 11 72 TAKE IT ON THE RUN REO SPEEDWAGON EPIC EPC A1207 C

30 19 7 1 1 29 ALL STOOD STILL ULTRAVOX CHRYSALIS CHS (12)2522 * F 31 32 4 10 79 JUMPIN' JIVE JOE JACKSON'S JUMPIN' JIVE A&M AMS 8145

* 32EN 1 9 53 HAPPY BIRTHDAY STEVIE WONDER MOTOWN TMG 1235 * 33 43 4 10 27 I'M IN LOVE EVELYN KING RCA RCA(T) 95 34 25 8 9 37 PIECE OF THE ACTION BUCKS FIZZ RCA RCA 88 R 35 23 8 9 15 MORE THAN IN LOVE KATE ROBBINS & BEYOND RCA RCA 69 R *36 52 2 9 11 COMPUTER LOVE KRAFTWERK EMI (12)EMI 5207 E 37 34 8 8 57 ME NO POP I KID CREOLE & THE COCONUTS WITH COATI MUNDI ZE (12)WIP 6711 E 38 27 8 8 25 TAKE IT TO THE TOP (CLIMBING) - CELEBREMOS KOOL & THE GANG DE-LITE DE(X) 2 F 39 30 12 9 5 STAND AND DELIVER ADAM & THE ANTS CBS CBS A1065 C * 40 47 6 8 17 PRETTY IN PINK PSYCHEDELIC FURS CBS CBS A(1311327 C * 41 54 3 7 47 BEACH BOY GOLD GIDEA PARK STONE SON(L) 2162 A 42 48 4 7 40 GOING LEFT RIGHT DEPARTMENT S STIFF BUY(IT) 118 C 43 33 4 8 26 BETTER THINGS KINKS ARISTA ARIST 415 F

*44 61 2 8 1 C'MON LET'S GO GIRLSCHOOL BRONZE BRO(X) 126 F 45 45 5 7 47 ROCK 'N' ROLL DREAMS COME THROUGH JIM STEINMAN EPIC EPC A1236 C 46 49 7 8 14 PAPA'S GOT A BRAND NEW PIG BAG PIG BAG Y Y10 H 47 37 6 6 58 THE RACE IS ON DAVE EDMUNDS WITH THE STRAY CATS SWANSONG SSK 19425 W * 48 94 2 8 * KILL THE KING RAINBOW POLYDOR POSP 274 F 49 28 9 7 5 WILL YOU? HAZEL O'CONNOR O A&M AMS 8131 C

* 50MI 1 7 11 A PROMISE (RE -MIX) ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN KOROVA KOW 15(T) W * 51 63 3 7 2 HEAVEN AND HELL VANGELIS BBC BBC 1 R 52 24 7 7 2 TEDDY BEAR RED SOVINE O STARDAY SD 142 M 53 35 11 7 13 I WANT TO BE FREE TOYAH O SAFARI SAFE 34 54 38 5 7 16 WIDE AWAKE IN A DREAM BARRY BIGGS DYNAMIC DYN (12)10 * 55 64 4 6 27 JIMMIE JONES VAPORS LIBERTY BP 401 * 56 81 2 7 1 ROCK 'N' ROLL OUTLAW ROSE TATTOO CARRERE CAR 200(P) * 57 75 2 6 25 SHE'S A BAD MAMA JAMA (SHE'S BUILT SHE'S STACKED) CARL CARLTON 20TH CENTURY TC(D) 2448 R * 58 86 2 5 36 SI SI, JE SUIS UN ROCK STAR BILL WYMAN A&M AMS 8144 59 40 5 6 30 DOORS OF YOUR HEART BEAT GO -FEET FEET 9(12) 60 42 12 6 6 CHARIOTS OF FIRE - MAIN THEME VANGELIS POLYDOR POSP 246

6 RECORD BUSINESS July 201981 This.Last Wks on SalesAirplay Deelei index TITLE/ARTIST Label/Cat. No. Bubbling Under Week Week Chart Index o Use CBS CBS A(1311179 C 61 39 9 6 8 THE RIVER BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 101 MICKEY TONI BASIL (RADIALCHOICE TIC 4) C CBS CBS A(13)(40)1102 62 59 14 6 1 STARS ON 45 STAR SOUND 102 HIAWATHA BELLE STARS (STIFF (P)BUY A 117) THUNDERBIRDS BARRY GRAY ORCHESTRA PRT 7P 216 k 6380 3 6 " 103 JULIE OCEAN UNDERTONES (ARDECK A&M AMS 8147 C Or 64 NM 1 5 41 TEMPTED SQUEEZE ARDS 9) BEGGARS BANQUET BEG 59 W 104 TRY IT OUT GINO SOCCIO (ATLANTIC 65 51 3 5 * PASSION OF LOVERS BAUHAUS K11594(T)) MOTOWN (12)TMG 1229 E 66 68 2 5 15 GIVE IT TO ME BABY RICK JAMES 105 MELTING POT DILLINGER (A&M AMS(P) VIRGIN VS 425 C 8133) 67 44 6 5 1 NO LAUGHING IN HEAVEN GILLAN C 106 L'IL RED RIDING HOOD 999 (ALBION ION EPIC EPC A1165 68 50 12 5 15 YOU DRIVE ME CRAZY SHAKIN' STEVENS 1017) VIRGIN VS 423 C 69 36 8 5 2 IF LEAVING ME IS EASY PHIL COLLINS 107 NEU SMELL (EP) FLUX OF PINK INDIANS W (CRASS -321984/2) SAY YOU'LL BE MINE CHRISTOPHER CROSS WARNER BROS K17659 70 69 2 4 31 108 MOTORHEAD HAWKWIND (FLICKNIFE FLS EMI (12)EMI 5206 E * 71=I 1 5 12 GIRLS ON FILM DURAN DURAN 205) CAPITOL (12)CL 202 E 109 I SURRENDER RAINBOW (POLYDOR POSP 85 3 5 4 ON THE BEAT B.B.& Q.BAND * 72 221) MERCURY MER(X) 73 F 73 55 4 5 10 YEARNING FOR YOUR LOVE GAP BAND 110 LADY (YOU BRING ME UP) COMMODORES ZE (12)WIP 6709 E 74 72 3 4 15 OUT COME THE FREAKS WAS (NOT WAS) (MOTOWN TMG 1238) 111 ANIMALS HAVE MORE FUN JIMMY PURSEY BACK TO THE '60S TIGHT FIT JIVE JIVE(T) 002 C * 75 MI 1 4 16 (EPIC EPC A1336) POLYDOR POSP(X) 282 F * 76 Es 1 4 31 BRAZILIAN DAWN SHAKATAK 112 HOW MUCH ARE THEY? JAH WOBBLE, JAKI E LIEBEZEIT, HOLGER CZUKAY (ISLAND QUEEN OF HEARTS JUICE NEWTON CAPITOL CL 204 77 78 1 3 58 (12)WIP 6701) ROCKET XPRES 59 F * 7887 23 48 JUST LIKE BELGIUM ELTON JOHN 113 LOVE'S MADE A FOOL OF YOU MATCHBOX EPIC EPC A1354 C (MAGNET MAG 194) * 79 MN 1 4 " GREEN DOOR SHAKIN' STEVENS EXCALIBER EXC(L) 102 A 114 MAGNETIC FIELDS II JEAN MICHEL JARRE 80 73 2 4 2 JINGO CANDIDO (POLYDOR POSP 292) DEP INT. 7(12) DEP 1 M 115 I CAN'T GET 'BOUNCING BABIES' BY 81 56 10 4 1 DON'T SLOW DOWN - DON'T LET IT PASS YOU BY UB40 POLYDOR POSP 276 F TEARDROP EXPLODES FRESHIES (MCA * 82 98 2 4 I. LONG LIVE ROCK 'N' ROLL RAINBOW MCA 725) RCA RCA(T) 68 R 113 57 6 3 26 I'M NEVER GONNA CRY AGAIN EURYTHMICS 116 THE MONKEES (EP) MONKEES (ARISTA F ARIST 402) FUNERAL PYRE JAM 0 POLYDOR POSP 257 84 62 8 4 2 117 TOO DEPRESSED TO COMMIT SUICIDE GOLD.GROOVES GOLD(T) 515 R * 85 93 2 4 " UPTOWN FESTIVAL - TAKE THAT TO THE BANK SHALAMAR PEECEES (HEE BEE GEE BEES 1) GREEN. OINK 1 (GRED 56) M 118 I DON'T WANNA CRY KEYS (A&M AMS 88 2 4 8 ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST GENERAL SAINT & CLINT EASTWOOD 86 8142) POLYDOR POSP(X) 302 F * 87 EM 1 4 12 CARIBBEAN DISCO SHOW LOBO 119 ONE STEP AHEAD SPLIT ENZ (A&M AMS RCA RCA(T) 77 R RR 80 A 4 15 IF YOU FEEL IT THELMA HOUSTON 8146) POLYDOR POSP 271 F 120 A WOMAN NEEDS LOVE (JUST LIKE YOU 89 70 3 3 18 9FrnNn V101 IN RAGATFI I F DO) RAY PARKER JR & RAYDIO (ARISTA RCA RCA 67 R 80 62 4 4 4 RIDIN' WITH THE ANGELS SAMSON ARIST (121392) SPELLBOUND SIOUXSIE & THE BANSHEES POLYDOR POSP(X) 273 F 121 CAN YOU FIND THE TIME CHAMPAIGN 91 58 9 4 2 (CBS CBS A(13)1381) EMI -AMERICA EA 124 E q2 77 1 3 20 LAWNCHAIRS OUR DAUGHTER'S WEDDING 122 SHILLINGBURY TALES VARIOUS (CHIPS ENSIGN/ICE ENY 216 R CHI 105) 41'4 MI 1 2 51 I LOVE YOU, YE OVE YOU EDDY GRANT POLYDOR POSP 70 F 123 ON THE STREETS AGAIN COCKNEY 94 qq 2 4 * SINCE YOU BEEN GONE RAINBOW REJECTS (ZONOPHONE Z 21) CBS CBS A1406 C 124 TO HELL WITH POVERTY GANG OF FOUR 98 ms 1 T 7 HEART OF MINE BOB DYLAN MERCURY MERIX) 76 F (EMI (12)EMI 5193) 96 NM 1 3 19 DANCIN' THE NIGHT AWAY VOGGUE 125 WHEN YOU WERE MINE BETTE BRIGHT & DERAM DET 3 F 9796 2 3 3 TONIGHT MO-DETTES THE ILLUMINATIONS (KOROVA KOW CAPITOL CL 207 E 14(P)) 1 TEDDY BEAR'S LAST RIDE DIANA WILLIAMS 98 - 1 3 126 THE REAL THING BROTHERS JOHNSON POLYDOR POSP 104 F 92 EN. 1 3 * ALL NIGHT LONG RAINBOW (A&M AMS(X) 8149) POLYDOR POSP(X) 256 F 127 YOU'LL NEVER KNOW HI -GLOSS (EPIC EPC 100 MM 1 3 2 SKIN DEEP PASSIONS

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A PROMISE (RE -MIX) HUGH JONES (ZOO/WARNER BROS) 50 NEW LIFE - SHOUT) DANIEL MILLER /DEPECHE MODE (MUTE) 15 ALL NIGHT LONG 099 NO LAUGHING IN HEAVEN K.R.PRODUCTIONS (PUSSY/CHAPPELL) ALL STOOD STILL CONNY PLANK /ULTRAVOX (ISLAND /MOOD) 30 67 ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST HENRY 'JUNJO' LAWES NO WOMAN NO CRY BOB MARLEY (RONDOR) 9 (GREENSLEEVES /SPARTA FLORIDA) 86 ON THE BEAT JACQUES FRED PETRUS (WARNER BROS) 72 BACK TO THE '605 KEN GOLD (VARIOUS) 75 ONE DAY IN YOUR LIFE SAM BROWN III (JOBETE) 5 BEACH BOY GOLD ADRIAN BAKER (VARIOUS) 41 OUT COME THE FREAKS DAVID WAS/DON WAS/JACK PANN BEING WITH YOU MIKE PICCIRILLO/GEORGE TOBIN (JOBETE) 21 (ISLAND) 74 BETTER THINGS RAYMOND DOUGLAS DAVIES (DAVRAY) 43 PAPA'S GOT A BRAND NEW PIG BAG DAVE HUNT/DICK O'DELL/ BODY TALK (VOCAL) STEVE JOLLEY/TONY SWAIN (RED BUS) 4 PIGBAG (ROUGH TRADE) 46 BRAZILIAN DAWN NIGEL WRIGHT (SKRATCH) 76 PASSION OF LOVERS BAUHAUS (BEGGARS BANQUET) 65 CAN CAN ROGER LOMAS (MAGNET) 3 PIECE OF THE ACTION ANDY HILL (PAPER) 34 CAN'T HAPPEN HERE ROGER GLOVER (PANACHE) 23 PRETTY IN PINK STEVE LILLYWHITE (APRIL) 40 CARIBBEAN DISCO SHOW ROY BELTMAN/ERIC BOOM QUEEN OF HEARTS RICHARD LANDIS (HEATH LEVY) 77 (COPYRIGHT CONTROL/CHAPPELL) B7 RAllAMATAZZ QUINCY JONES (RONDOR) 16 CHANT NO.1 II DON'T NEED THIS PRESSURE ON) RICHARD RIDIN' WITH THE ANGELS TONY PLATT (ISLAND) 90 JAMES BURGESS (REFORMATION) 20 ROCK 'N' ROLL DREAMS COME THROUGH JIMMY (OVINE/JIM CHARIOTS OF FIRE - MAIN THEME VANGELIS PAPATHANSSIOU STEINMAN (APRIL) 45 (WARNER BROS) 80 ROCK 'N' ROLL OUTLAW HARRY VANDA /GEORGE YOUNG COMPUTER LOVE KRAFTWERK (KLING KLANG) 36 (J.ALBERT & SON PTY.LTD.) 56 C'MON LET'S GO VIC MAILE (ACTON GREEN) 44 SAT IN YOUR LAP KATE BUSH (KATE BUSH) 11 DANCIN' ON THE FLOOR (HOOKED ON LOVE) NOT LISTED (BLUE SAY YOU'LL BE MINE MICHAEL OMARTIAN (CHAPPELL) 70 MOUNTAIN) 12 SECOND VIOLIN GUS DUDGEON (CHAPPELL) 89 DANCIN' THE NIGHT AWAY NOT LISTED (COPYRIGHT CONTROL) SHE'S A BAD MAMA JAMA (SHE'S BUILT SHE'S STACKED) NOW THE FOLLOW UP SINGLE! 96 LEON HAYWOOD (SUNBURY) 57 DON'T SLOW DOWN - DON'T LET IT PASS YOU BY U840 (NEW SHOW ME TONY VISCONTI (EMI) 27 CLAIMS/ATV) 81 SINCE YOU BEEN GONE ROGER GLOVER (ISLAND) 94 DOORS OF YOUR HEART B08 SARGEANT (ZOMBA/BEAT SKIN DEEP 0 100 BROTHERS) 69 SPELLBOUND NIGEL GRAY /SIOUXSIE & THE BANSHEES (PURE FOR YOUR EYES ONLY CHRISTOPHER NEIL (UNITED ARTISTS) 17 NOISE/CHAPPELL/VIRGIN) 91 FUNERAL PYRE PETER WILSON/JAM (CHAPPELL) 84 STAND AND DELIVER CHRIS HUGHES (EMI) 39 GHOST TOWN PETER COLLINS (PLANGENT VISIONS) I STARS ON 45 VOLUME 2 JAAP EGGERMONT (VARIOUS) 2 TEDDY GIRLS ON FILM COLIN THURSTON (CARLIN/PETERMAN) 71 STARS ON 45 JAAP EGGERMONT (VARIOUS) 62 GIVE IT TO ME BABY RICK JAMES (JOBETE) 66 TAKE IT ON THE RUN KEVIN CRONIN/KEVIN BEAMISH/GARY GOING BACK TO MY ROOTS STEVE TYRELL (APRIL) 10 RICHRATH (WARNER BROS) 29 GOING LEFT RIGHT DAVID TICKLE (MODERN/ATV) 42 TAKE IT TO THE TOP (CLIMBING) - CELEBREMOS EUMIR GREEN DOOR STUART COLMAN (FRANCIS DAY & HUNTER /EMI) 79 DEODATO (PLANETARY NOM) 38 HAPPY BIRTHDAY STEVIE WONDER (JOBETE/BLACK BULL) 32 TEDDY BEAR TOMMY HILL (CEDAR WOOD) 52 HEART OF MINE BOB DYLAN/CHUCK PLOTKIN (BIG BEN) 95 TEDDY BEAR'S LAST RIDE BILL DENNY (SOUTHERN) 98 BEAR'S LAST HEAVEN AND HELL VANGELIS (WARNER BROS) 51 TEMPTED ROGER BECHIRIAN/ELVIS COSTELLO (ILLEGAL) 64 HOW 'BOUT US LEO GRAHAM (DANA WALDEN) 28 THE RACE IS ON DAVE EDMUNDS (BURLINGTON) 47 I LOVE YOU, YES, I LOVE YOU EDDY GRANT (MARCO/INTERSONG) THE RIVER JON LANDAU/BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (INTERSONG) 61 93 THERE'S A GUY WORKS DOWN THE CHIP SHOP BAllA I WANT TO BE FREE NICK TAUBER (SWEEIN'SOUR) 53 (CHRYSALIS /BLACKHILL) 18 IF LEAVING ME IS EASY PHIL COLLINS/HUGH PADGHAM THROW AWAY THE KEY OLLIE E.BROWN/BOB CARTER/DAVID CL 207 (EFFECTSOUND/HIT'N'RUN) 69 GRANT/PETER MARTIN (SOLID /RSM) 24 RIDE IF YOU FEEL IT GEORGE TOBIN /MIKE PICCIRILLO (SUNBURY) 88 THUNDERBIRDS NOT LISTED (NEW WORLD) 63 I'M IN LOVE M.BROWN (LEEDS) 33 TONIGHT CHRIS NEIL (APRIL) 97 I'M NEVER GONNA CRY AGAIN CONNY PLANK/EURYTHMICS UPTOWN FESTIVAL - TAKE THAT TO THE BANK SIMON (ARNAKATA / WARNER BROS/LOGO SONGS) 83 SOUSSAN (JOBETE) 85 OUT STOCK JIMMIE JONES DAVE TICKLE (EMI) 55 VISAGE MIDGE URE/VISAGE (ISLAND/VIRGIN/COPYRIGHT JINGO JOE CAIN (APRIL) 80 CONTROL) 19 JUMPIN' JIVE JOE JACKSON (LAWRENCE WRIGHT) 31 WALK RIGHT NOW JACKSONS (CARLIN) 22 NOW! UP NOW JUST LIKE BELGIUM CHRIS THOMAS (BIG PIG) 78 WIDE AWAKE IN A DREAM BARRY BIGGS (COPYRIGHT CONTROL) KILL THE KING MARTIN BIRCH (OWL) 48 54 LAWNCHAIRS FRANK SIMON/OUR DAUGHTER'S WEDDING WIKKA WRAP ANDY SEARS (SCREEN GEMS) 26 (PARROT TOP) 92 WILL YOU? TONY VISCONTI (ALBION) 49 GtTI G A 2 t 'ARLIN Cr AND TWO LAY ALL YOUR LOVE ON ME BENNY ANDERSSON /BJORN WORDY RAPPINGHOOD CHRIS FRANTZ/STEVEN STANLEY ULVAEUS (BOCU) 8 (METERED) 7 ANY LONG LIVE ROCK 'N' ROLL MARTIN BIRCH (PANACHE) 82 YEARNING FOR YOUR LOVE LONNIE SIMMONS (RACHEL/ ME NO POP I AUGUST DARNELL/ANDY HERNANDEZ (ISLAND) 37 LEOSONG) 73 L EAD GRE PUBLIC D AND. MEMORY ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER (THE REALLY USEFUL CO.) 14 YOU DRIVE ME CRAZY STUART COLMAN (EATON /QUARRY) 68 MORE THAN IN LOVE BARRY LENG/SIMON MAY (ATV) 35 YOU MIGHT NEED SOMEBODY TOMMY LIPUMA (RONDOR) 13 MOTORHEAD (LIVE) VIC MAILE (MOTOR) 6 SI SI, JE SUIS UN ROCK STAR BILL WYMAN (APRIL/ I.T.C. NEVER SURRENDER SAXON/NIGEL THOMAS (SAXONGS/CARLIN) FILMSCORES) 58 25 Marketed by EMI Records (UK), 20 Manchester Square, London W IA I ES. Sales and Distribution Centre, 1-3 Uxbridge Road, Hayes, Middlesex. Tel: Area A 0I-561 4646, Area B 01-848 9811, Area C 01-573 3891, Area D 01.5614422, Area E 01-561 2888.

RECORD BUSINESS July 20 1981 7 Quarterly Survey TOP 30 SINGLES 10 MICHAEL JACKSON One Day In Your Life (Tamla Motown) Compiled from RB singles 11 LINX Intuition (Chrysalis) 12 STRIKERS Body Music (Epic) chart panel sales figures 13 QUINCY JONES Ai No Corrida (A&M) 14 JACKSONS Can You Feel It (Epic) 1 ADAM & THE ANTS Stand And Deliver (CBS) 15 GROVER WASHINGTON JR Just The Two Of Us 2 BUCKS Fla Making Your Mind Up (RCA) (Elektra) 3 STAR SOUND Stars On 45 (Epic) 16 LEVEL 42 Love Games (Polydor) 4 SHAKIN' STEVENS You Drive Me Crazy (Epic) 17 EDDY GRANT Can't Get Enough Of You (Ice/Esign) 5 SMOKEY ROBINSON Being With You (Motown)18 CAROL JIANI Hit 'N Run Lover . (Champagne) 6 ENNIO MORRICONE Chi Mai (BBC) 19 LIGHT OF THE WORLD Time (Mercury) 7 MICHAEL JACKSON One Day In Your Life 20 STEVIE WONDER Lately (Motown) (Tamla Motown)21 ALPHONSE MOUZON By All Means (Excaliber) 8 SHAKIN' STEVENS This Ole House (Epic) 22 THELMA HOUSTON If You Feel It (RCA) 9 STEVIE WONDER Lately (Motown)23 MICHAEL McGLOIRY Won't You Let Me Be The One 10 SUGAR MINOTT Good Thing Going (RCA) (Pinnacle) 11 CHAMPAIGN How 'Bout Us (CBS) 24 TOUCHDOWN Ease Your Mind (Record Shack) 12 MADNESS Grey Day (Stiff) 25 THIRD WORLD Dancing On The Floor (Hooked On 13 KATE ROBBINS & BEYOND More Than In Love Love) (CBS) (RCA) 26 SHALAMAR Make Your Move (Solar) 14 TOYAH I Want To Be Free (Safari) 27 KENI BURKE Let Somebody Love You (RCA) 15 TENPOLE TUDOR Swords Of A Thousand Men (Stiff)28 FREEEZ Flying High (Beggars Banquet) 16 REO SPEEDWAGON Keep On Loving' You (Epic) 29 GAP BAND Humpin' (Mercury) 17 KIM WILDE Chequered Love (RAK) 30 T.S.MONK Candidate For Love (Mirage) 18 JACKSONS Can You Feel It (Epic) 19 LANDSCAPE Einstein A Go Go (RCA) 20 KIM CARNES Bette Davis Eyes (EMI -America) 21 GRAHAM BONNET Night Games (Vertigo) 22 HAZEL O'CONNOR Will You? (A&M) 23 JAM Funeral Pyre (Polydor) TOP 30 INDIE SINGLES 24 SPANDAU BALLET Muscle Bound (Reformation) 1 DISCHARGE why (Clay) 25 NOLANS Attention To Me (Epic) 2 EXPLOITED Dogs Of War (Secret) 26 KIM WILDE Kids In America (RAK) 3 CRASS Nagasaki Nightmare (Crass) 27 WHISPERS It's A Love Thing (Solar) 4 TOYAH I Want To Be Free (Safari) 28 ODYSSEY Going Back To My Roots (RCA) 5 DEAD KENNEDYS Too Drunk To Fuck (Cherry Red) 29 HUMAN LEAGUE (RED) The Sound Of The Crowd 6 UB40 Don't Slow Down/Don't Let It Pass You By (Virgin) (DEP International) (Chrysalis) 30 LINX Intuition 7 FOUR FROM TOYAH (AP) Toyah (Safari) 8 THEATRE OF HATE Rebel Without A Brain I AM THE ONE IN TEN TOP ARTISTS (Burning Rome) /,'A NUMBER ON A LIST 1 ADAM & THE ANTS 9 DEPECHE MODE Dreaming Of Me (Mute) 2 SHAKIN' STEVENS 10 MARC BOLAN Sing Me A Song (Ram) `I AM THE ONE IN TEN 3 BUCKS FIZZ 11 HAZEL O'CONNOR D -Days (Albion) THOUGH I DON'T EXIST 4 STAR SOUND 12 FALL Slates (EP) (Rough Trade) 5 SMOKEY ROBINSON 13 PIG BAG Papa's Got A Brand New Pig Bag (se) ENO -BODY KNOWS ME TOP LABELS (Last quarter's positions in brackets)14 GIRLS AT OUR BEST! Go For Gold (Happy Birthday) 15 NEW ORDER Ceremony (Factory) T I'M ALWAYS THERE 1 CBS (3) 16 KEITH MARSHALL Only Crying (Arrival) 2 RCA (-) 17 ORANGE JUICE Poor Old Soul (Postcard) TISTIC, A REMINDER 3 EPIC (2) 18 999 Obsessed (Albion) bF A WORLD THAT 4 MOTOWN (-) 19 VICE SQUAD Resurrection (EP) (Riot City) 5 POLYDOR (1) 20 FIRE ENGINES Candyskin (Postcard) pESN'T CARE 21 DEPECHE MODE New Life/Shout! (Mute) TOP COMPANIES (Last quarter's positionin22 RED SOVINE Teddy Bear (Starday) brackets) 23 TONY CAPSTICK & THE CARLTON MAIN/FRICK- 1 CBS (2) LEY COLLIERY BAND Capstick Comes Home 2 EMI (1) (Dingle's) 3 RCA (-) 24 POSITIVE NOISE Charm (Statik) 4 POLYDOR (3) 25 AZTEC CAMERA Just Like Gold (Postcard) 5 PHONOGRAM (5) 26 POISON GIRLS All Systems Go (Crass) 27 EVASIONS Wikka Wrap (Groove Production) 28 YOUNG MARBLE GIANTS Testcard (EP) (Rough Trade) TOP 30 ALBUMS 29 JOSEF K Chance Meeting (ostcard) Compiled from RB album 30 WIRE Our Swimmer (Rough Trade) chart panel sales figures 1 ADAM & THE ANTS Kings Of The Wild Frontier (CBS) 2 STAR SOUND Stars On 45 (CBS) 3 SHAKIN STEVENS This Ole House (Epic) TOP 20 INDIE ALBUMS 4 PHIL COLLINS Face Value (Virgin) 5 STEVIE WONDER Hotter Than July (Motown) 1 THEATRE OF HATE He Who Dares Wins (SSSSS) 6 UB40 Present Arms (D.E.P. International) 2 ADAM & THE ANTS Dirk Wears White Sox (Do It) 7 VARIOUS Disco Daze/Disco Nites 3 EXPLOITED Punks Not Dead (Secret) 8 NEIL DIAMOND The Jazz Singer (Capitol) 4 A CERTAIN RATIO To Each ... (Factory) 9 DIRE STRAITS Making Movies (Vertigo) 5 AU PAIRS Playing With A Different Sex (Human) 10 VARIOUS Themes (K-tel) 6 UB40 Present Arms (DEP International) 11 SKY Sky 3 (Ariola) 7 JOY DIVISION Closer (Factory) 12 TOYAH Anthem (Safari) 8 TOYAH Anthem (Safari) 13 VANGELIS Chariots Of Fire (Polydor) 9 UB40 Signing Off (Graduate) 14 SPANDAU BALLET Journeys To Glory(Reformation) 10 POSITIVE NOISE Heart Of Darkness (Statik) 15 ULTRAVOX Vienna (Chrysalis) 11 CRASS Stations Of The Crass (Crass) 16 WHO Face Dances (Polydor) 12 JOY DIVISION Unknown Pleasures (Factory) 17 GILLAN Future Shock (Virgin) 13 TOYAH Toyah! Toyah! Toyah! (Safari) 18 TEARDROP EXPLODES Kilimanjaro (Mercury) 14 BIRTHDAY PARTY Prayers On Fire (4AD) 19 WHITESNAKE Come 'n' Get It (Liberty) 15 999 Concrete (Albion) 20 BEAT Wha'ppen? (Go -Feet) 16 FIRE ENGINES Lubricate Your Living Room 21 MOODY BLUES Long Distance Voyager (Threshold) (Accessory) 22 GARY NUMAN Living Ornaments (Beggars Banquet) 17 BAUHAUS In The Flat Field (4AD) 23 BARRY MANILOW Manilow Magic (Arista) 18 MODERN ENGLISH Mesh And Lace (4AD) 24 CHRISTOPHER CROSS Christopher Cross 19 DEAD KENNEDYS Fresh Fruit For Rotting Veget- (Warner Bros) ables (Cherry Red) 25 MEAT LOAF Bat Out Of Hell (Epic) 20 RAINCOATS Odyshape (Rough Trade) 26 JIM STEINMAN Bad For Good (Epic) 27 JEAN MICHEL JARRE Magnetic Fields (Polydor) 28 STATUS QUO Never Too Late (Vertigo) 29 REO SPEEDWAGON Hi Infidelity (Epic) 30 VISAGE Visage (Polydor) TOP AIRPLAY SINGLES TOP ARTISTS Compiled from weekly airplay 1 ADAM & THE ANTS ratings on the RB Airplay Guide 2 UB40 3 STAR SOUND 1 CHAMPAIGN How 'Bout Us (CBS) 4 SHAKIN' STEVENS 2 SHAKIN' STEVENS You Drive Me Crazy (CBS) 5 PHIL COLLINS 3 VANGELIS Chariots Of Fire(Polydor) 4 SMOKEY ROBINSON Being With You (Motown) TOP LABELS (Last quarter's positions in brackets) 5 KIM CARNES Bette Davis Eyes (EMI -America) 1 CBS (1) 6 STAR SOUND Stars On 45 (CBS) 2 EPIC (-) 7 REO SPEEDWAGON Keep On Loving' You (Epic) 3 POLYDOR (3) 8 BUCKS FIZZ Making Your Mind Up (RCA) 4 VIRGIN (-) 9 SQUEEZE Is That Love (MN) 5 CHRYSALIS (2) 10 TENPOLE TUDOR Swords Of A Thousand Men (Stiff) 11 KEITH MARSHALL Only Crying (Arrival) TOP COMPANIES (Last quarter's positions in12 TOYAH I Want To Be Free (Safari) (A&M) brackets) 13 QUINCY JONES Ai No Corrida 14 BUCKS FIZZ A Piece Of The Action (RCA) 1 CBS (2) 15 GEORGE HARRISON All Those Years Ago 2 EMI (1) (Dark Horse) 3 POLYDOR (4) 16 SUGAR MINOTT Good Thing Going (RCA) ONE IN TEN 4 PHONOGRAM (-) 17 MADNESS Grey Day (Stiff) 5 CHRYSALIS (3) 18 UNDERTONES It's Going To Happen (Ardeck) 19 MICHAEL JACKSON One Day In Your Life (Tamla Motown) PRESENTARMS IN DUB 20 STRAY CATS Stray Cat Strut (Arista) TOP DISCO/SOUL SINGLES 21 ADAM & THE ANTS Stand And Deliver (CBS) 22 ODYSSEY Going Back To My Roots (RCA) Compiled from sales totals through the RB 23 GROVER WASHINGTON JR. Just The Two Of Us 7- SINGLE ON disco chart panel. (Elektra) 1 STAR SOUND Stars On 45 (CBS) 24 ELTON JOHN Nobody Wins (Rocket) INTERNATIONAL 2 ODYSSEY Going Back To My Roots (RCA) 25 GARY 'U.S.' BONDS This Little Gid (EMI -America) 7 DEP2 3 EVASIONS Wikka Wrap (Groove Productions) 26 KIM WILDE Chequered Love (RAK) 4 SUGAR MINOTT Good Thing Going (RCA) 27 NOLANS Attention To Me (Epic) 5 SMOKEY ROBINSON Beina With You (Motown) 28 UB40 Don't Slow Down/Don't Let It Pass You By ORDER NOW ON SPARTAN RECORDS 6 WHISPERS It's a Love Thing (Solar) (D.E.P. International) 7 CHAMPAIGN How 'Bout Us (CBS) 29 BEAT All Out To Get You/Drowning (Go -Feet) 8 ENIGMA Ain't No Stoppin' - Disco Mix 1981(Creole) 30 RANDY CRAWFORD You Might Need Somebody 01 903 8223/9 9 IMAGINATION Body Talk (R&B) (Warner Bros)

8 RECORD BUSINESS July 20 1981 tIVEmusic impact to songs like 'Trade Winds' and `Rainy NightInGeorgia'.Itisall Romantics intensely personal, and the impression she gives is of a remarkable musical intelligence at work. She was splendid- are human ly supported by her polished six -piece band and the liberal concentration on her Secret Combination album will HOLD ON TIGHT after all give it some extra sales mileage. B W WHEN TIME STOOD STILL DURAN DURAN BRIAN MULLIGAN WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY JEFF LYN N E London, Hammersmith Odeon HAVING PROVOKED severe trepida-IGGY POP Taken from their forthcoming album 'Time'. tion because of their new romantic/London, Rainbow futuristantecedents,Duran DuranIGGY POP returned to the stage of the proved to be one of the most likeableLondon Rainbow a slightly subdued pop groups to emerge inthelastman. The traditional manic energy was couple of years when they ratherstillin evidence as he burst into the ambitiously played the Hammersmithopening number 'Search and Destroy', Odeon last Thursday. but any self -mutilation or hurling him- First of all, the gamble of playingself into the crowd was out. Through a Hammersmith payed off, because thedecidely muddy sound system, he place was full by the time the curtainboisterously ran through the new album went up. And when the group arrivedParty and the old favoutites alike. It is on stage,it was plain that tee-shirtsto his credit and continuing popularity and jeans were the order of the daythat Iggy attracted a large audience of rather than the tea -towels and cloaksold punks and new romantics, plus a sportedby the more adventurousscattering of thos unaligned. SARAH LEWIS KRAFTWERK London, Hammersmith Odeon A GREY curtain hung across the stage as the first robotic strains of Germany's premier rock band rose above the audience. As itslidaside gasps greeteda stage set which made NASA's mission control seem like a primitive drawing room. Computer banks circled the stage punters. Then there was the obviousand the four group members posi- desire on the part of the band to gettioned themselves at synthesizer con- people dancing, which was not hard tosoles, controlling the rhythm, melodies fulfil when drummer Roger Taylor wasand harmonies of the sound with setting up such an infectious beat.machine -like precision. Singer Simon Le Bond added to the `Computerworld' from the new EMI general good-time feelby leapingalbum of the same name picked up the about clutching a radio-mic while Andyaudience and they remained on a Taylor's guitar features had more to doeuphoric plain for two hours through with Slade than Spandau Ballet. electronic journeys abroad the 'Trans Europe Express' and along the 'Auto- Much of the material culled from the bahn'. band's album proved catchy enough, but when encores were called for After the curtain had returned the band played 'Pocket Calculator', leav- Duran Duran crackedintoalong ing the consoles to perform on hand- version of 'Planet Earth' which really held electronic instruments, and 'We got the place going. The other singlesAre The Robots', sharing the stage `Girls On Film' and 'Careless Memor- with inanimate doubles. ies' also made their mark. It looks as if, PAUL CAMPBELL as a mainstream pop chart act, Duran Duran has a future that will outlast the PETER TOSH new romantic fad. JOHN HAYWARDLondon Rainbow Theatre WITH THE death of Bob Marley former RANDY CRAWFORD Wailer Peter Tosh stepsintothe London, Dominion Theatre limelight as the leading reggae/ras- tafarian star and in those terms his RANDY CRAWFORD, on herfirstconcert must be viewed as a dis- headlining concerts in the UK, turnedappointment. out to be every bit as a good a singer as At best Tosh can be highly entertain- her records have suggested. As aning and his band included the great Sly on-stage personality she appearedDunbar and Robbie Shakespeare plus rather subdued and one-dimensional,a Hendrix -like lead guitarist who per- something which will no doubt changeformed very well. Tosh sings well as she adapts to her newly -won status,about the legislation or marijuana and but vocally she already ranks with thethe extension of human rights but his finest female exponents of soul. To hermaterial on the subject of Jah can be performance at the Dominion, shewearying. brought a heady blend of subtlety and Support band Black Slate gave a far lab power and, rare among her kind, wasmore consistently entertainingper- never afraid to sing quietly. formance, of material from their 1st .111111, These dynamic contrasts combinedalbum, Amigo and from their forthcom- with her perfectly balanced phrasinging one. Single -JET 7011; Album 'TIME' -JET LP236, l- I JET CA236 and natural feel for a lyric, gave added PAUL CAMPBELL Order from CBS Order Desk. Tel: 01-960 2155. CBS Distribution Centre, Barlby Road, London W10 RECORD BUSINESS July201981

DISCO REGI011At Bubbling Under Disco DealerCommercial 51 38 DRAGONFLY Morrissey -Mullen Beggars 52 51 LIFT YOUR VOICE AND SAY Love Unlimited Orch. Unlimited Gold (import) 53 40 CINCO DE MAYO War LAX (import) IF THERE is a dancefloor trend forsponsors for 54 33 EASE YOUR MIND Touchdown Record Shack 55 41I CAN MAKE IT BETTER the Summer, quite apart from the Whispers Solar continued exposure of electronic and 56 - CAN YOU FIND THE TIME Champaign CBS rock 57 - HAPPY BIRTHDAY Stevie Wonder Motown futurist dance records alongside con- 58 - BACK TO THE SIXTIES Tight Fit Jive 59 36 SOUND OF THE UNIVERSE Tee Mac Ensign ventional soul and jazz -based disco 60 49 SWEET DELIGHT Woods Empire Tabu (import) music, it must be the renewed flurry ofawards 61 55 HERE I AM Dynasty Solar 62 - EVERYBODY GET DOWN Avon ZBL (import)rock/pop artists scoring strongly in theCOMMERCIAL SPONSORSHIP of 63 68 I'VE BEEN WATCHING YOU specialist market as well as the pop Midnight Star Solar Irish rock music took a very positive 64 56 WADE IN THE WATER Ramsey Lewis Chess charts with squarely disco -aimed re- 65 58 BODY MUSIC Strikers Epic turnlastweek withtheStag/Hot 66 47 YOU LIKE ME DON'T YOU cords. This is particularly noticeablePress Rock Awards 1981. Showerings Jermaine Jackson Motown on the new RB disco chart, with very 67 57 BEHIND MY BACK Nigel Martinez Pinnacle Ireland Ltd., the manufacturers of a 68 66 HILLS OF KATMANDU Tantra Automatic strong new entries from Spandau Bal- 69 64 MIDNIGHT UK Players A&M cider called Stag among other drinks, 70 54 STOP FOR LOVE Change WEA let and Abba, and the second volumejoined forces with Hot Press, Ireland's of 'Stars On 45' effortlessly equallingleading rock music paper, to initiate the chartbusting achievements of thethese new awards. The awards wereTHE BEST Irish Rock Musician Rory Disco Albums first. Spandau Ballet could be saud to 1 1 BADNESS Morrissey Mullen Beggars Banquet chosen by a panel of rock critics from theGallagher being presented with his 2 3 ROBERTO WHO? Cayenne Groove have met the specialist market half- Award from Mr. John Woods, Manag- 3 2 WINNERS Brothers Johnson A&M Irish press. 44 SECRET COMBINATION way,employingthetight'n'funky ing Director, Poly Gram Ltd., also in Randy Crawford Warner Broshorns of Beggar & Co and coming up 5 9 TOO HOT TO SLEEP Sylvester Fantasy the picture are Mr. Des Drumm, of 6 6 LIVE IN NEW ORLEANS with a straight funk offering. Showerings the manufacturers of Stag Maze featuring Frankie Beverly Capitol Ireland 7 - IN THE POCKET Commodores Motown The 'Stars On 45' singles, of course, (left) and Mr. Niall Stokes, Editor of. 8 7 THE DUDE Quincy Jones A&M have initiated a disco/pop sub -genre all 9 10 STREET SONGS Rick James Motown The rock music industry in IrelandHot Press. The occasion was the 10 14 WITH YOU Stacy Lattisaw on their own, and there are still more Atlantic is a thriving, vibrant if somewhat im-Stag/Hot PressIrish Rock Music 11 - MUTANT DISCO Various Ze 124bpm (or thereabouts) soundalike 12 20 HOTTER THAN JULY Stevie Wonder Motown poverished sectionof the business.awards '81. 135 CLOSER Gino Soccio Atlantic medleys just waiting to burst upon the 14 17 SIGNIFICANT GAINS Greg Phillinganes Planet Involvement by commercial concerns 15 15 KNIGHTS OF THE SOUND TABLE charts. Phonogram's contribution is Dreams.TheBladesreceivedthe Cameo Casablanca `Star Tracks' by an outfit of the samein ventures such as this to be wel- 16 11 NIGHTCLUBBING Grace Jones Island comed, was the general opinion at theaward for Best Rock Single for 'Ghost 178 STARS ON 45 (THE ALBUM) name, seguing together a string of Bee Of A Chance'. The category of Best Star Sound CBS awards ceremony heldinDublin's 18 - BACK 2 BACK Stargard Whitfield Gees songs amongst others;this, Unrecorded Rock Artist was won by a 19 19 CHAMPAIGN Champaign CBS unusually, has been licensed fromRoyal Hibernian Hotel. The event 20 18I GOT THE MELODY Odyssey RCA was marked by the arrival from Ger-band called Chant! Chant!Chant!, Pickwick. More pop -oriented rather in who not only received a trophy but the veinof the Goombay Dancemany of Rory Gallagher, who broke into his recording schedule to attendalso the chance to make a demo disc Import Albums Band's 'Sun Of Jamaica', is Polydor's at Showerings's expense. Two interna- `Caribbean Disco Melody' by Lobo,and collect the award for Best Rock 1 2 I'M IN LOVE Evelyn King RCA Musician.U2,theup-and-comingtional categories were included in the 24 IT MUST BE LOVE Teena Marie Gordy which like 'Stars On 45' hails from 3 1 SEE THE LIGHT Eddie Russ Monument Dublin band, won three awards: Bestawards, Best Visiting Rock Act won 4 13 CAN'T WE FALL IN LOVE AGAIN Holland. Although picking up good by Bob Marley and Best International Phyllis Hyman Arista airplay, this has actually had very fewRock Album, Boy. Feargal Sharkey of 5 - SPACES Spaces Arista the Undertones was voted Best RockRock Album won by Trust (Elvis Cos- 6 - CLEAN SWEEP Bobby Broom GRP sales in specialist shops as yet, though tello). 7 10 IN LOVE Rafael Cameron CBS Vocalist with Paul Brady collecting 8 5 THE STRIKERS Strikers Prelude Polydor is mooting a 12-incher which 9 8 HI -GLOSS Hi -Gloss Prelude the Best Rock Song award for Crazy BRENDAN MARTIN 10 - GIVE ME YOUR LOVE could aid the record's chances. Also Sylvia Striplin Uno Melodic pop -angled, and selling mostly outside 11 - YELLOW JACKETS Yellow Jackets Warner Bros 12 12 WHAT'CHA GONNA DO FOR ME the specialist disco field at the mo- Chaka Khan Warner Bros ment, is 'Back To The Sixties' by 136 PIED PIPER Dave Valentin GRP PUBUSHIAG 14 - DIMPLES Richard 'Dimples' Fields Boardwalk Tight Fit on Zomba's new Jive label, 158 TAKE A LOOK AT YOURSELF Eddie Russ Monument making use of several well - A UNIQUE new catalogue in micro-percent of its songwriters who are not 16 16 BUSTIN' LOOSE Roberta Flack MCA 179 IN THE NIGHT Cheryl Lynn CBS remembered oldies. fiche form - listing 50,000 song titlesperformers - and is now concentrating 18 - SKIPJACK The medley likelyto make thecurrently available in printed musicon developing writer/producers and Genji Sawai & Bacon Egg Japanese Import 19 - CARL CARLTON Carl Carlton 20th Century biggest chart splash across all formats,form from British publishers and distri-artist/writers, according to Eddy Levy. 20 15 CRUISIN' THE STREETS Boystown Gang Moby Dick however, is the most unusual of thebutors - will shortly be made available to"We have also cut back on the number of lot. On RCA emerges the Royalmusic shops by the Music Publishers'US deals we are making," said Levy. Philharmonic Orchestra, no less, withAssociation. "The risk money is so enormous for new Twelve Inchers `Hooked On Classics' (RCA/RCAT The Microfiche Catalogue of Printeddeals these days - even for new acts who 109), with segues snatches of familiarMusic is the result of three years' of workalready have a buzz going." 1 - CHANT NO. 1 Spandau Ballet Reformation 2 - LAY ALL YOUR LOVE ON ME Abba Epic classicsby Tchaikovsky,Mozart,by the MPA staff and computer special- Instead, the company's new policy is 3 2 STARS ON 45, VOL 2 Star Sound CBS 4 10 SHE'S A BAD MAMA JAMA Rimsky-Korsakoff, Sibelius andists at the MCPS. It includes a listing ofto use its creative team to scour the Carl Carlton 20th Century others behind a funky hand -clap beat.the printed works available from 28country for new acts which cost very 5 1 I'M IN LOVE Evelyn King RCA 66 BODY TALK Imagination R&B The idea might sound outrageous, butpublishers and distributors - includinglittle to sign - and then develop them. 7 13 CAN YOU HANDLE IT (REMIX) Sharon Redd Prelude (import) the result is highly effective, and if theMusic Sales, Chappell, EMI amd PetersNotable new covers of songs by Heath 85 GOING BACK TO MY ROOTS Odyssey RCA medley should take off in the clubs asEdition. Pop and classical copyrights areLevy's British writers include Thin 9 4 ON THE BEAT B.B. & Q. Band Capitol 108 RAZZAMATAZZ Quincy Jones A&M RCA is obviously hoping, it could startlisted alphabetically by composer and byLizzy's new single, 'Trouble Boys', 11 - LOCO-MOTO Inversions Groove 12 12 DANCING ON THE FLOOR (HOOKED ON a whole new trend towards pillagingsong title. written by Billy Bremner - and 'We've LOVE) Third World CBS classical sources for disco music - an "This is the first time a music tradeGot The Chemistry Right' by The 13 14 BRAZILIAN DAWN Shakatak Polydor 14 - DANCING THE NIGHT AWAY Voggue Mercury idea which hardly bears thinking ab-catalogue Las been produced in thisNolans, co -written by Nicky Graham. 15 9 NO WOMAN NO CRY/JAMMIN' Bob Marley & The Wailers Island out. We shall certainly get a longerform," commented MPA secretary Pe- Over at Virgin Music, Richard Grif- 16 - NICE AND SOFT Wish Excaliberdose of the RPO, for an album is dueter Dadswell. "It is basically a compila-fiths - former A&R boss at Island 17 - ROBERTO WHO? Cayenne Groove 18 18 YOU'LL NEVER KNOW Hi -Gloss Epic on K-tel which will offer much more oftion of 100 different publishers' cata-Records and manager of John Foxx - 19 15 WORDY RAPPING HOOD Tom Tom Club Island 20 - WALK RIGHT NOW Jacksons Epic the mixture on the RCA single. Re-logues and will be updated monthlyhas taken over the new seat. He has membering how the Stars On 45 albuminitially." announced plans to adopt a "more took off almost as quickly as the two The catalogue will be sold to shopsaggressive approachinthe market Futurist Dance singlesit was sandwiched betweenwhich stock printed music. The MPAplace". there could be unexpectedly heavyfeels it can help boost printed music Griffiths says that Virgin has just 1 4 HILLS OF KATMANDU Tantra Automatic 12" 2 2 NEW LIFE/SHOUT! Depeche Mode Mute 12" album sales on the way here, too. sales by enabling retailers to capturesigned Rip Rig and Panic (half of the 3 - PARTY MIXI3-52 s Island LP 41 WORDY RAPPING HOOD Incidentally, how many dealers havesales which might otherwise be lost if anow defunct Pop Group) and has con- Tom Tom Club Island 12" 5 - VISAGE Visage Polydor 12" dug out unsold copies of Phonogram'sdealer was unable to trace a title re-cluded an adminstration deal with Au- 6 - COMPUTER LOVE Kraftwerk EMI 12" original disco -segue 12-incher 'Introquested by a customer. "It will also savestralian company Deluxe Music. 7 - WAS (NOT WAS) Was (Not Was) Ze LP 8 10 LAWNCHAIRS Disco' by Discotheque, finding thatmusic shops time and money," claimed By the way, Brian Hutch's company Our Daughter's Wedding EMI America 12" 9 - MARILYN DREAMS B -Movie Deram 12" they can now sell them in the currentDadswell, "and possibly help increaseis Eagle Records and Eagle Music. Not 10 - AM I NORMAL Eye To Eye Automatic 12" medley -mad climate? efficiency." Legion, as reported the other week. Futurist chart from Flashback Records; Newport BARRY LAZELL Heath Levy has dropped nearly 90 BRIAN OLIVER

RECORDBUSINESS July 201981 11 1 3 STARS ON 45, VOL 2 STAR SOUND CBS A(13) 1407 1 1 NEW LIFE DEPECHE MODE Mute 7(12) MUTE 014 -10- 2 CHANT NO. 1 SPANDAU BALLET WITH BEGGAR & CO. Reformation CHS (12)2528 2 2 NEU SMELL (EP) FLUX OF PINK INDIANS Crass 321984/2 3 5 BODY TALK IMAGINATION R&B RBS(RBL) 201 3 3 PAPA'S GOT A BRAND NEW PIG BAG PIG BAG YY10

Cherry Red CHERRY 24 4 1 I'M IN LOVE EVELYN KING RCA RCA(T) 95 4 4 TOO DRUNK DEAD KENNEDYS

-db- 5 14 SHE'S A BAD MAMA JAMA CARL CARLTON 20th Century TCD(T) 2448 _di. 5 6Q. QUARTERS ASSOCIATES Situation 2 SIT 4(T) ;II *1 THIS WEEK -lb- 6 46 LAY ALL YOUR LOVE ON ME ABBA Epic A 131456 ..db.6 9 PUPPETS OF WAR CHRON GEN Gargoyle GRGL 780 411- 7 12 DANCING ON THE FLOOR (HOOKED ON LOVE) THIRD WORLD CBS CBS A(13) 1214 7 13 ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUSTGENERAL SAINT/CLINT EASTWOODGreensleeves OINK 1/GRED 56 8 2 GOING BACK TO MY ROOTS ODYSSEY RCA RCA(T) 85 8 5 WIKKA WRAP EVASIONS Groove Production GP 107(T)

9 10 WORDY RAPPING HOOD TOM-TOM CLUB Island WIP 6694 lat. 9 16 LI'L RED RIDING HOOD 999 ALBION ION 1017

10 6 RAIIAMATAII QUINCY JONES & PATTI AUSTIN A&M AMS(P) 8140 10 MOTORHEAD HAWKWIND Flicknite FLS 205 LEVEL 11 11 NO WOMAN NO CRY/JAMMIN' BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS Island (12)WIP 6244 11 7 FORGET THE DOWN! WAH! Eternal SLATE 1 12 9 YOU MIGHT NEED SOMEBODY RANDY CRAWFORD Warner Bros K17803(T) 12 a I WANT TO BE FREE TOYAH Safari SAFE 34

-01-- 13 24 WALK RIGHT NOW JACKSONS Epic A(13) 1294 13 11 THE RESURRECTION (EP) VICE SQUAD Riot City RIOT 2 14 8 ON THE BEAT B.B. & Q. BAND Capitol (12)CL 202 .0. 14 39 CEREMONY NEW ORDER Factory FAC 33(12) 15 4 WIKKA WRAP EVASIONS Groove GP 107(T) 15 10 DON'T SLOW DOWN/DON'T LET IT PASS YOU BY UB40 DEP International 7(12) DEP 1

16 7 ONE DAY IN YOUR LIFE MICHAEL JACKSON Tamla Motown TMG 976 16 12 NAGASAKI NIGHTMARE CRASS Crass 421984/5 At- 17 45 DANCIN' THE NIGHT AWAY VOGGUE Mercury MER(X) 76 17 14 GO FOR GOLD GIRLS AT OUR BEST! Happy Birthday UR4 18 23 BRAZILIAN DAWN SHAKATAK Polydor POSP(X) 282 18 19 WHY DISCHARGE Clay PLATE 2 19 27 YOU'LL NEVER KNOW HI -GLOSS Epic A(13) 1387 19 26 LAST ROCKERS VICE SQUAD Riot City RIOT 1 20 18 JINGO CANDIDO Excaliber EXC(L) 102 20 20 REBEL WITHOUT A BRAIN THEATRE OF HATE Burning Rome BRR 1

42 21 31 GIVE IT TO ME BABY RICK JAMES Motown (12)TMG 1229 21 18 OUR SWIMMER WIRE Rough Trade RT 079 NEW 22 15 QUE PASA - ME NO POP I KID CREOLE & THE COCONUTS WITH COATI MUNDI Ze (12)WIP 6711 22 25 DOGS OF WAR EXPLOITED Secret SHH 110

23 13 TRY IT OUT GINO SOCCIO Atlantic K11594(T) 23 21 DREAMING OF ME DEPECHE MODE Mute MUTE 013 -db. 24 35 NICE AND SOFT WISH Excaliber EXC(L) 511 24 15 NUMBER ELEVEN DEAD OR ALIVE Inevitable INEV 008 TU IT ON 25 25 CAN YOU HANDLE IT (REMIX) SHARON REDD (Prelude PRLD 611) 25 27 LOVE WILL TEAR US APART JOY DIVISION Factory FAC XXIII(XII) 26 16 BEING WITH YOU SMOKEY ROBINSON Motown TMG 1223 26 24 CALIFORNIA UBER ALLES DEAD KENNEDYS Fast FAST 12

12" VERSION. POSPX 286 27 21 LET SOMEBODY LOVE YOU KENI BURKE RCA RCA(T) 93 27 23 BLOODY REVOLUTIONS/PERSONS UNKNOWN CRASS/POISON GIRLS Crass 421984/1

7"VERSION. POSP 286 28 26IF YOU FEEL IT THELMA HOUSTON RCA RCA(T) 77 28 45 LET THEM FREE ANTI-PASTI Rondelet ROUND 5 29 19 WIDE AWAKE IN A DREAM BARRY BIGGS Dynamic DYN (12)10 29 36 ORIGINAL SIN THEATRE OF HATE SS3 -At- 30 ROBERTO WHO? CAYENNE FEATURING LINDA TAYLOR Groove GP 307 (3012) 30 17 TEDDY BEAR RED SOVINE Starday SD 142

lb' 31 48 DO LIKE YOU MORRISSEY MULLEN Beggars Banquet BEG 60(T) 31 31 ZEROX ADAM & THE ANTS Do It DUN 8

32 20 PULL UP TO THE BUMPER GRACE JONES Island (12)WIP 6696 32 22IT'S OBVIOUS AU PAIRS Human OTO 4 33 43 UPTOWN FESTIVAL/TAKE THAT TO THE BANK SHALAMAR Golden Grooves GOLD(T) 514 33 33 ATMOSPHERE JOY DIVISION Factory FACUS 2 UK 34 22 TAKE IT TO THE TOP KOOL & THE GANG De-Lite DE(X) 2 34 28 DOLE AGE/FREE SPEECH TALISMAN Recreational SPORT 1(2) 41I- 35 LOCO-MOTO INVERSIONS Groove GP 108(T) 35 30 DEMYSTIFICATION ZOUNDS Rough Trade RT 069 36 34 SHAKE IT UP TONIGHT CHERYL LYNN (Columbia 43-02103) 36 37 FOUR SORE POINTS (EP) ANTI-PASTI Rondelet ROUND 2

37 37 VERY LAST DROP BOBBY THURSTON Epic A(13) 1301 37 41 DECONTROL DISCHARGE Clay CLAY 5 38 29 HOW 'BOUT US CHAMPAIGN CBS CBS A(12) 1046 38 35 ARMY LIFE EXPLOITED Secret SHH 112 39 17 THROW AWAY THE KEY LINX Chrysalis CHS (12)2519 39 29 HOBBY FOR A DAY WALL Fresh FRESH 27 40 32 YEARNING FOR YOUR LOVE GAP BAND Mercury MER(X) 73 40 32 BELA LUGOSI'S DEAD BAUHAUS Small Wonder WEENY 2

41 LADY (YOU BRING ME UP) COMMODORES Motown TMG 1238 41 42 CARTROUBLE ADAM & THE ANTS Do It DUN 10

42 GLIDE PLEASURE Fantasy FTC(T) 196 42 44 FOUR FROM TOYAH (AP) TOYAH Safari TOY 1 43 28 WON'T YOU LET ME BE THE ONE MICHAEL MCGLOIRY Pinnacle (12)PIN 507 43 - BOOM BUSH TETRAS Fetish FET 007 44 44 PAPA'S GOT A BRAND NEW PIG BAG PIG BAG Y Y10 44 38 CHARM POSITIVE NOISE Statik STAT 4(12) 45 I LOVE YOU, YES, I LOVE YOU EDDY GRANT Ensign ENY(T) 216 45 34 TRANSMISSION JOY DIVISION Factory FAC 13(12) 46 39 SCHOOL/THE WIGGLE STIKKI STUFF Floppy Discs FR 01 46 - THE FISH NEEDS A BIKE BLURT Armageddon AS 013 47 30 ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST GENERAL SAINT/CLINT EASTWOODGreensleeves OINK 1(GRED 56) 47 I AM THE BISHOP NOTSENSIBLES Snotty Snail NELCOL6 48 STILL IN THE GROOVE RAY PARKER & RAYDIO Arista ARIST 12392 48 ao EXPLOITED BARMY ARMY EXPLOITED Secret SHH 113 49 I REALLY LOVE YOU HEAVEN & EARTH (WMOT 4W9 02174) 49 -49 KILL THE POOR DEAD KENNEDYS Cherry Red CHERRY 16 SECIta 50 42 WHAT CHA GONNA DO FOR ME CHAKA KHAN Warner Bros K17821 (LV 48) 50 - WARDANCE/PSYCHE KILLINGJOKE Malicious Damage MD SH 0 Order from Polydor s own distnbutbn cornpony PolyGrom Record Operatans AVAILABLE FROM STAGE ONE Clyde Works, Grove Road,Romford, Esse, RM6 40R Telephone 01 590 6044 IASLEMiRE (0428 ) 4001

RECORD BUSINESS July 20 1981 13 12 RECORD BUSINESS July 20 1981 1 3 STARS ON 45, VOL 2 STAR SOUND CBS A(13) 1407 1 1 NEW LIFE DEPECHE MODE Mute 7(12) MUTE 014 -10- 2 CHANT NO. 1 SPANDAU BALLET WITH BEGGAR & CO. Reformation CHS (12)2528 2 2 NEU SMELL (EP) FLUX OF PINK INDIANS Crass 321984/2 3 5 BODY TALK IMAGINATION R&B RBS(RBL) 201 3 3 PAPA'S GOT A BRAND NEW PIG BAG PIG BAG YY10

Cherry Red CHERRY 24 4 1 I'M IN LOVE EVELYN KING RCA RCA(T) 95 4 4 TOO DRUNK DEAD KENNEDYS

-db- 5 14 SHE'S A BAD MAMA JAMA CARL CARLTON 20th Century TCD(T) 2448 _di. 5 6Q. QUARTERS ASSOCIATES Situation 2 SIT 4(T) ;II *1 THIS WEEK -lb- 6 46 LAY ALL YOUR LOVE ON ME ABBA Epic A 131456 ..db.6 9 PUPPETS OF WAR CHRON GEN Gargoyle GRGL 780 411- 7 12 DANCING ON THE FLOOR (HOOKED ON LOVE) THIRD WORLD CBS CBS A(13) 1214 7 13 ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUSTGENERAL SAINT/CLINT EASTWOODGreensleeves OINK 1/GRED 56 8 2 GOING BACK TO MY ROOTS ODYSSEY RCA RCA(T) 85 8 5 WIKKA WRAP EVASIONS Groove Production GP 107(T)

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-01-- 13 24 WALK RIGHT NOW JACKSONS Epic A(13) 1294 13 11 THE RESURRECTION (EP) VICE SQUAD Riot City RIOT 2 14 8 ON THE BEAT B.B. & Q. BAND Capitol (12)CL 202 .0. 14 39 CEREMONY NEW ORDER Factory FAC 33(12) 15 4 WIKKA WRAP EVASIONS Groove GP 107(T) 15 10 DON'T SLOW DOWN/DON'T LET IT PASS YOU BY UB40 DEP International 7(12) DEP 1

16 7 ONE DAY IN YOUR LIFE MICHAEL JACKSON Tamla Motown TMG 976 16 12 NAGASAKI NIGHTMARE CRASS Crass 421984/5 At- 17 45 DANCIN' THE NIGHT AWAY VOGGUE Mercury MER(X) 76 17 14 GO FOR GOLD GIRLS AT OUR BEST! Happy Birthday UR4 18 23 BRAZILIAN DAWN SHAKATAK Polydor POSP(X) 282 18 19 WHY DISCHARGE Clay PLATE 2 19 27 YOU'LL NEVER KNOW HI -GLOSS Epic A(13) 1387 19 26 LAST ROCKERS VICE SQUAD Riot City RIOT 1 20 18 JINGO CANDIDO Excaliber EXC(L) 102 20 20 REBEL WITHOUT A BRAIN THEATRE OF HATE Burning Rome BRR 1

42 21 31 GIVE IT TO ME BABY RICK JAMES Motown (12)TMG 1229 21 18 OUR SWIMMER WIRE Rough Trade RT 079 NEW 22 15 QUE PASA - ME NO POP I KID CREOLE & THE COCONUTS WITH COATI MUNDI Ze (12)WIP 6711 22 25 DOGS OF WAR EXPLOITED Secret SHH 110

23 13 TRY IT OUT GINO SOCCIO Atlantic K11594(T) 23 21 DREAMING OF ME DEPECHE MODE Mute MUTE 013 -db. 24 35 NICE AND SOFT WISH Excaliber EXC(L) 511 24 15 NUMBER ELEVEN DEAD OR ALIVE Inevitable INEV 008 TU IT ON 25 25 CAN YOU HANDLE IT (REMIX) SHARON REDD (Prelude PRLD 611) 25 27 LOVE WILL TEAR US APART JOY DIVISION Factory FAC XXIII(XII) 26 16 BEING WITH YOU SMOKEY ROBINSON Motown TMG 1223 26 24 CALIFORNIA UBER ALLES DEAD KENNEDYS Fast FAST 12

12" VERSION. POSPX 286 27 21 LET SOMEBODY LOVE YOU KENI BURKE RCA RCA(T) 93 27 23 BLOODY REVOLUTIONS/PERSONS UNKNOWN CRASS/POISON GIRLS Crass 421984/1

7"VERSION. POSP 286 28 26IF YOU FEEL IT THELMA HOUSTON RCA RCA(T) 77 28 45 LET THEM FREE ANTI-PASTI Rondelet ROUND 5 29 19 WIDE AWAKE IN A DREAM BARRY BIGGS Dynamic DYN (12)10 29 36 ORIGINAL SIN THEATRE OF HATE SS3 -At- 30 ROBERTO WHO? CAYENNE FEATURING LINDA TAYLOR Groove GP 307 (3012) 30 17 TEDDY BEAR RED SOVINE Starday SD 142

lb' 31 48 DO LIKE YOU MORRISSEY MULLEN Beggars Banquet BEG 60(T) 31 31 ZEROX ADAM & THE ANTS Do It DUN 8

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37 37 VERY LAST DROP BOBBY THURSTON Epic A(13) 1301 37 41 DECONTROL DISCHARGE Clay CLAY 5 38 29 HOW 'BOUT US CHAMPAIGN CBS CBS A(12) 1046 38 35 ARMY LIFE EXPLOITED Secret SHH 112 39 17 THROW AWAY THE KEY LINX Chrysalis CHS (12)2519 39 29 HOBBY FOR A DAY WALL Fresh FRESH 27 40 32 YEARNING FOR YOUR LOVE GAP BAND Mercury MER(X) 73 40 32 BELA LUGOSI'S DEAD BAUHAUS Small Wonder WEENY 2

41 LADY (YOU BRING ME UP) COMMODORES Motown TMG 1238 41 42 CARTROUBLE ADAM & THE ANTS Do It DUN 10

42 GLIDE PLEASURE Fantasy FTC(T) 196 42 44 FOUR FROM TOYAH (AP) TOYAH Safari TOY 1 43 28 WON'T YOU LET ME BE THE ONE MICHAEL MCGLOIRY Pinnacle (12)PIN 507 43 - BOOM BUSH TETRAS Fetish FET 007 44 44 PAPA'S GOT A BRAND NEW PIG BAG PIG BAG Y Y10 44 38 CHARM POSITIVE NOISE Statik STAT 4(12) 45 I LOVE YOU, YES, I LOVE YOU EDDY GRANT Ensign ENY(T) 216 45 34 TRANSMISSION JOY DIVISION Factory FAC 13(12) 46 39 SCHOOL/THE WIGGLE STIKKI STUFF Floppy Discs FR 01 46 - THE FISH NEEDS A BIKE BLURT Armageddon AS 013 47 30 ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST GENERAL SAINT/CLINT EASTWOODGreensleeves OINK 1(GRED 56) 47 I AM THE BISHOP NOTSENSIBLES Snotty Snail NELCOL6 48 STILL IN THE GROOVE RAY PARKER & RAYDIO Arista ARIST 12392 48 ao EXPLOITED BARMY ARMY EXPLOITED Secret SHH 113 49 I REALLY LOVE YOU HEAVEN & EARTH (WMOT 4W9 02174) 49 -49 KILL THE POOR DEAD KENNEDYS Cherry Red CHERRY 16 SECIta 50 42 WHAT CHA GONNA DO FOR ME CHAKA KHAN Warner Bros K17821 (LV 48) 50 - WARDANCE/PSYCHE KILLINGJOKE Malicious Damage MD SH 0 Order from Polydor s own distnbutbn cornpony PolyGrom Record Operatans AVAILABLE FROM STAGE ONE Clyde Works, Grove Road,Romford, Esse, RM6 40R Telephone 01 590 6044 IASLEMiRE (0428 ) 4001

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Position If Nature of business Subscription Rates UK and Eire £24 for 51 issues 'GOING BACK TO MY ROOTS' Europe £30.00 7" RCA 85 12" RCAT 85 USA/Canada $140.00sent by airmail MOVES TO No. 2 I enclose a cheque for/ Please invoiceme for* £ Delete where not applicable Send to (/C/C0- csAappening.at RCA Jacquie Harvey, Record Business Subscriptions ORDER FROM: RCA LIMITED, LYNG LANE, WEST BROMWICH, WEST MIDLANDS B70 7ST Hyde House, 13 Langley Street, TELEPHONE: 021-525 3000 London WC2H 9JG Tel: 01-836 9311 PEATURE JIMMY SAVILE OBE hashardlyPAUL CAMPBELL investigates TV's most popular is often the most successful BBC -1 show changed in appearance since that fateful of the week. Any changes which do day in 1964 when he first announced:music show on the occasion of its 900th edition. arrive will be cosmetic - the ideas of a "Its Number One, it's Top Of The new producers or director. Pops", but virtually everything else has TOTP usually lasts for just 30 mi- changed in the 900 -edition life of TV's nutes, with the occasional 40 minute veteran pop show. It's still number one show when live, and it is suspected that Savile has been one of the regular DJs this is another reason for its longevity. on the show for all its 17 years on air -a When the charts are active and full of consistent force in the turbulent sea ofit's Top Of The Pops! good music a half-hour never seems popular choice - while around him enough and it is rarely long enough to groups, styles and fellow presentershave been experimented with and theBarrie Martin, whose title of assistantbore when the charts are not good. have come and gone. 900th was such a case. Wednesdayfloor manager doesn't begin to signify As a family show TOTP trys to avoid Whether you like TOTP or not itsrecording offersthe TOTP team ahis importance to the show. offence, which usually means asking success cannot be denied. Today it isweekly headache because they only groups to change one line in a song at watched by more than ever, reaching aknow which acts have risen in the chartsTUESDAY is a day of frantic activitymost. In its long history it has only once peak of 19 million viewers, and regularly- an obsolute necessity to earn a place onand at the end it should be clear how therefused to play the number one record - puts more expensive BBC and ITVthe show - on the Tuesday morning. show will look that week. Wednesday isle t'Aime' by Serge Gainsboug and Jane programmes to shame in the ratings Only Legs & Co plan a week inspent in rehearsal with producers StanBirkin. stakes. advance because the dancers have toAppel or Gordon Elsbry stamping their One thing about TOTP which hasn'twork hard with coreographer Flickown styles on the presentation of that changed is its basic format. It is a chartColby to perfect the routines before theweek's show. In the studio Tony Red- programme which takes its inspirationshow. Even then it can result in panic. Ifston the regular floor manager cajolesIts dull patches are from the Top 40 and its dull patches arethe chosen record falls, it is back to theseveral ill-fitting cogs into place so that blamed fairlyand squarely on thedrawing board to learn a new routine inon Thursday the show runs as smoothly industry. 24 hours. as clockwork. blamed fairly & TOTP staff do not agree that it sets Record companies usually let TOTP Masterful direction and use of the five trends but say that it follows them. If theknow on the Friday before if theircameras around the ever-changing stu-squarely on the public is buying boring records thengroups are going to be available for thedio sets gives TOTP the impression of TOTP must play them. following Wednesday, particularly if thewide open spaces whereas the truth is farindustry The first TOTP from Manchester -artist is American. TOTP has restric-different. The visitor to the BBC studio the brainchild of Johnnie Stewart - ittions on visiting artists, promotionalis struck by its economy. Four stages fill was given a seven -weeks run with anvideos and the Legs & Co song. All mustmost of the studio and the cameras option on a further six. be in the Top 30 and promos are limitedswing from one to another with well - TOTP was presenting pop music to The Rolling Stones, Dave Clark Five,to three per show. rehearsed precision giving a false im-the masses three years before BBC Hollies, Dusty Springfield, Swinging Contacting the companies, bookingpression of size as they go. Radio took the hint and started Radio Blue Jeans appeared in the studio -the artists, arranging studios for the Johnnie Stewart, now a freelanceOne and the TV show was also ahead in actually a disused church - and therebacking track and liaison with theproducer, still watches the show fromovercoming the resistance to punk rock. was film of Cliff Richard and TheMusicians Union is in the hands oftime to time and is naturally overjoyedWhile mother worries about the hair- Shadows, Freddie & The Dreamers that his baby has reached 900. "It stillstyles and dad gapes at Legs & Co, the and, of course, The Beatles on the first follows the formula and I have seenkids get what they asked for, the pop show seen live on New Year's Day, some very nice shows in recent years. Imusic they are buying. 1964. "I have seen some watch it to see who's in the charts and Thursday night happens to be the All the bands mimed to their records, what's happening," he said. best night to show TOTP in television a practice outlawed later so that groupsvery nice shows He puts its success down to the factterms but the record industry has much would be forced to show that they could that it is linked to charts. "The chartsto be thankful for. Its premier showcase perform the hits. The stars of the 900threcently" are different every week and thereforefor singles goes out the day before pay show recorded special backing tracks to - TOTP is constantly changing. Thereday and the sound of "It's Number One, mime to. will probably be charts when you and Iit's Top Of The Pops" is sweet music to Most programmes are recorded on theJohnny Stewart are pushing up daisies and certainlydealers. day before transmission but live shows there is no reason why TOTP should not celebrate 1,000 editions." This isa view shared by current executive producer Michael Hurll, who took over the show a year ago from Robin Nash. His changes were immedi- ate and helped lift TOTP once more into the top ratings. New titles, graphics and the chart run-down, plus pop news made TOTP more of a colour magazine. For the 900th edition he introduced more new graphics and title music written and performed by Phil Lynott of Thin Lizzy & Midge Ure of Ultravox. With that he mixed in old faces like David Jacobs, Pete Murray and Alan Freeman, who with Jimmy Savile laun- ched the show, and archive material from its history. "You can't change the format because TOTP is intended to mirrow the charts. I like to think of it as an audience participation show. Record buyers de- cide the content of the show. If they don't like it they shouldn't have bought the records," joked Hurll. ANY OPPOSITION to TOTP has not lasted long and he doesn't plan any great shake ups to keep the show at the top. With an average of 15 million viewers it THE VETERAN James Savile OBE in TOM JONES, before his nose job, was an early TOTP guest Photos by Dezo Hoffman an off -duty moment

RECORDBUSINESS July 201981 15 DISTRIBUTOR AND WHOLESALERS MAU LABELS Edited by SHAH LEWIS DIRECTORY 1981 HEROES SEEM to be back in fashion. Following in the spirit of this Spring'sSinger forms SONET RECORDS AND `Bette Davis Eyes',Kin Kelly has PUBLISHING releasedasinglecalled'JustLike 121 Ledbury Road, London W11 Marlon' (GI 002), and has started hisa label fit 2AQ own label to do so. Telephone: 01-229 7267 Kelly is no newcomer to the musicfor heroes business. His first band won afaircompany (he designed the 'Marlon' Contact: Dee Sparrow reputation back in 1968 when they werepicture sleeve) and co -writing advertis- ing jingles, Kelly signed to RCA under Labels Distributed: Sonet, known as Rhythm & Blues Incorpo- Specialty, Kicking Mule, Takoma, rated, winning a major talent contest thehis real name of Peter D. Kelly, releas- Titanic, Stone Alligator, (some) year after Amen Corner won the sameing a single 'Hard Road' in 1977. Kelly, Rounder, Grand Prix, Red Stripe, title. After that things did not go tooalong with many other artists, was 'A' Side, Disclectic. Catalogue well. "We backed all the American soulcontinuing at odds with his manage- request and information from stars, remembers Kelly. "People likement. He remembers, "being guided in Sonet. Record orders from Pye Ben E. King, the Chiffons, but weall sorts of directions - sometimes I felt order phone. always seemed to be supporting." like a session man on my own stuff".KIN KELLY: Brando tribute. After a spell working with a display Last year he renewed his writing Gypsy Records will not be purely a partnership with Harry Robertson. Thevehicle for Kin Kelly's songs. Joint songs had developed from mere jingles.signing is Chris Christian, a Scottish "We found we had a different approachsoul singer who both Kelly and his - our own style of pop song," he says.manager Ann hold in great esteem. His THE DAT10E Under the more effective guidance ofsingle on Gypsy, 'Little Mama', will be his new manager, Ann Kelly, he startedout in August. 12"SINGLE a label, Gypsy Records, with the help The biggest current project is to bring and faith of a "hip bank manager". out a Kin Kelly album as soon as `Just Like Marlon' is Gypsy's secondpossible. Will the songs follow the 60s single - the first was a Christmas record,style of 'Just Like Marlon'? "Probably produced more or less to get the labelthe album won't be as light-hearted," going, although it may be re-released withcomments Kelly. "My recent major different words -isKellyagreatinfluences have been Dave Edmunds admirer of the American actor? "Welland Bruce Springsteen, I want to get yes, the song is about him as a 50s filmback to singing songs with storylines." star. He was one of the supreme actors of The album is planned (at the mo- that period. We're hoping to get somement) for early Autumn release. The sort of reaction from him - good or bad!future of Gypsy Records, currently But he's proving difficult to track down.being distributed by Spartan, is tenta- Ideally we'd like to do some sort of radiotive, in common with any other new, STAT 712 link -up with Marlon in person, there'sindependent label - despite Kin and been some positive reaction from someAnn's obvious talent and enthusiasm. SPECIAL EXTENDED PERCUSSIVE RE -MIX US stations." "We plan to keep the label small on FULL COLOUR SLEEVE Other promotional activities includepurpose", says Kelly. "Nb more than nationwide displays and a proposedthree artists will be our limit for the time Record Mirror competition in whichbeing. It's a really good feeling, because readers are invited to make up a finalfor the first time in years I know what verse to the song. The best one will win aI'm doing and I have faith in what I'm DISTRIBUTIONSTAGE ONE TEL 0428-4001/53953 prize of £100. doing."

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16 RECORD BUSINESS July 201981 jected to the line "Shooting and loot-in the Catholic press in addition to theOUT OF Town records are staging ing in a -shanty town", although Ruiusual channels. their annual Local Band Of The Year Briefs Castro of MHG/Warm Records points Award this month. It will be judged by out the message is condemning ratherRED LIGHTNIN Records is to re-local journalists and first prize is an Beeb nixes than promoting street crime. Distribu-lease soundtrack material from theeight -hour recording session at Holo- tion is through Pinnacle. BBC documentary The Devil's Music. Agram 16 -track studios in Stockport. Warm's new double album of that name (RL 0033)Any band wishing to enter should write NOLA FOUNTAINE has a single outcomes out on August 7 and a singleto 4 Park Street, Stockport. single after this week, 'No Perfection' (AMP 001).album will follow a few months later. It is unusual in that, having written,Retail price (for the double) will bePOLLY BROWN is to donate part of sung and produced the song herself,£5.50. riot scares Nola decided that she might as well her royalties from her single 'I'll Never OVER CATIOUS programme con- Be The Same' (POL 3) to the Sheila trollers seem to be keeping Theform her own label to release it. AmpleARMAGEDDON: In last week's fea-Rossell Fund. Sheila used to sing with Productions was the result and dis-ture on the history of Armageddonthe same group - Pickettywitch - as Warm's new single '007 Shanty Town'tribution is by Pinnacle. (AWMR 2007) off the air.It was Records, a reference was made toPolly, but she now suffers from Total originally recorded in 1967 by De-NEW LABEL Recorded Delivery re-David Loader, managing director ofAllergy Syndrome and needs a special smond Dekker and then had no prob-leased its first single, 'Pope John Paul'Caroline Exports during the period inmobile home to protect her from the lems with radio play, but in the light ofby John Kristian and will be marketedquestion. Adrian Rose, the current andoutside world. The record is on Witch recent street riots the BBC has ob- has asked us to make it clear thatRecords, distributed by Pinnacle. Indie Albums Loader left the company on May 15, 1981. HALF PINT Records is a new label 1 1 PENIS ENVY Crass Crass 321984/1 2 2 PRESENT ARMS based in a public house. It has been UB 40 DEP International LP DEP 1 3 4 THE ONLY FUN IN TOWN Josef K Postcard 81/7UNDER THE banner 'Music to keepformed (none too seriously) by five 43 ANTHEM Toyah Safari VOOR 1 your ears warm', Balaclava Records of`full time drinkers' at London Unity 5 7 PUNKS NOT DEAD Exploited Secret SEC 1 6 5 PLAYING WITH A DIFFERENT SEX Chiswick was launched on July 10.pub in Brighton to celebrate the Roal Au Pairs Human HUMAN 1 76 SIGNING OFF UB40 Graduate GRAD LP 2 The label's first release is 'Xhabbo &Wedding. The five, who in their guise 8 9 CLOSERJoy Division Factory FACT 25 Tara' (HELMET 1) by Freehold fromas a band called Unity, are also the 9 10 UNKNOWN PLEASURES Joy Division Factory FACT 10 Bradford. Balaclava is run by Piersonly artists on the label release a 10 8 ODYSHAPE Raincoats Rough Trade ROUGH 13 11 12 DIRK WEARS WHITE SOX Ford -Crush and Philip Love who planCalypso version of the Dovell's `If You Adam & The Ants Do It RIDE 3 six singles in the next few months,Want to be Happy' on June 28. Copies 12 14 FRESH FRUIT FOR ROTTING VEGETABLES Dead Kennedys Cherry Red B RED 10 including records by The Rattlers,will be sent to Buckingham Palace - 13 11IN THE FLAT FIELD Bauhaus 4AD CAD 13 14 - BLACK SOUNDS OF FREEDOM Bobby Bizarro, Gypp and female sin-those not as privileged can order theirs Black Uhuru Greensleeves GREL 23 ger Frankie. Distributionisbeingfrom John Clark,13 Elm Grove, 15 15 STATIONS OF THE CRASS Crass Crass 521984 16 17 HE WHO DARES WINS handled by PRT. Brighton. Theatre Of Hate SSSSS 1P 17 16 LIVE AT THE LYCEUM Cabaret Voltaire Rough Tapes COPY 001 18 13 TOYAH I TOYAHl TOYAH! Toyah Safari LIVE 2 19 18 HEART OF DARKNESS SURVIVAL RECORDS are a new Positive Noise Statik STAT LP 1 20 19 PROVISIONALLY ENTITLED THE SINGING THEATRE0fHATE record company in Ealing, London. FISH Colin Newman 4AD CAD 108 21 20 FIRE HOUSE ROCK The three rather dubious directors Wailing Souls Greensleeves GREL 21 22 22 TO EACH ... A Certain Ratio Factory FACT 35 (picturedabove)wishtoremain23 24 PRAYERS ON FIRE Birthday Party 4AD CAD 104 anonymous, but have announced that 24 27 CHAPPAQUIDICK BRIDGE Poison Girls Crass 421984/2 their two signings are Drinking Elec- 25 29 MESH AND LACE Modern English 4AD CAD 105 26 21 LIVE AT THE COUNTER EUROVISION 79 tricity - first single 'Subliminal' (SUR Misty In Roots People Unite PU 003 ALB 001) and The Limit - 'Shock Waves 27 25 THE BLUE MEANING Toyah Safari IEYA 666 28 26 LUBRICATE YOUR LIVING ROOM (SUR 002). Distribution is through Fire Engines Accessory ACC -001 29 28 SHEEP FARMING IN BARNET Pinnacle and the label can be con- Toyah Safari IC -264 THEATREofHATE nected on 01-560 0940. 30 23 C-81 Various Rough Tapes COPY 002

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AIRPLAY RATING Airplay 100°A = maximun play on listed stations plus BBCtv's Top Of The Pops (added later)

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18 RECORD BUSINESS July 201981 The Airplay Guide features playlists NEW ADDITIONS TO PLAYLISTS ARE SHOWN IN BOLD TYPE Basic Key which are in force in the current week A- Main Playlist/Chart (except for Radio Hallam which due to B- Breakers /Climbers 0 production deadlines is for last week). N C- Extras

960 IN THE REAL THING BROTHERS JOHNSON C **B B B * AMS 8149 C 16 Each playlist is 97 85 DO YOU WANNA SPEND THE NIGHT VILLAGE PEOPLE C B B B ABB B B BABA A MER 75 F 16 weighted according to approximate fre- 98 73 SECOND VIOLIN BAGATELLE AB A B B POSP 271 F 16 quency ofplay and 990 El JULIA RICK WAKEMAN C * B A BA CB 384 F 16 audience reach as 1000 No TONIGHT MO-DETTES C A BDET 3 F 16 indcated by available published research. MODERN ROMANCE EVERYBODY SALSA THE NEW SINGLE 7" K18815 12 K18815T Distributed by wee Records Ltd. 0 A Warner Communications Co. Order from WEA Records Ltd, P.O. Box 59, Alperton Lane, Wembley, Middx. HAO 1FJ. Telephone01-998 5929 or order from your WEA salesman.

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20 RECORD BUSINESS July 20 1981 Platinum Disc(3oomosales) Gold Disc (100.000 sales) 0 Silver Disc (60.000 sales) Sne New Singles Albums/Tapes Top60 for DIstrbutor Code details

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1 2 4 CLIFF RICHARD LOVE SONGS 31 33 10 KRAFTWERK COMPUTER WORLD (Various) EMI (TC)EMTV 27 (3.26/3.26) E (Kraftveerk) EMI (TC)EMC 3370 (3.04/3.04) E

2 1 5 MOTORHEAD NO SLEEP 'TILL HAMMERSMITH 0 32 32 4 l(r,i( (Vic Mane) BRONZE BRON(C) 535 (3.01/3.04) F Wakeman)WAKEMAN1984 CHARISMA CDS 4022 (7144) 136(3.04/3.14) F

3 6 2 KIM WILDE KIM WILDE 3344 2 !BB-Fs:!hrTis7ackwPAelfivTRhYett tgaI, ALBUM (Ricky Wilde) RAK (TC)SRAK 544 (3.07/3.07) E ISLAND IPM(IPT) 1001 (3.04/2.43) E

4 3 7 UB40 PRESENT ARMS 34 38 5 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN BORN TO RUN (UB40) D.E.P. INTERNATIONAL LP(PC) DEP 1 (2.89/2.89) M (Jon Landau/Bruce Springsteen) CBS (40)69170(2.74/2.74) C

5 10 9 RANDY CRAWFORD SECRET COMBINATION SIGNING OFF * (Tommy Lipuma) WARNER BROS 6(4)56904 (3.04/3.04) W 3535 42 1Bo Bb4L?Lamb/UB40) GRADUATE GRADLP(GRADC) 2 (2.89/2.89) M

6 7 10 STAR SOUND STARS ON 45 36 40 11 BEAT WHA'PPEN 0 (Jaap Eggermont) CBS (40)86132 (2.74/2.74) C (Bob Sargeant) GO -FEET BEAT (TCBT) 3 (3.05/3.03) F

7 5 9 TOYAH ANTHEM 37 27 4 HUMAN LEAGUE TRAVELOGUE (Nick Tauber) SAFARI VOOR(C) 1 (2.89/2.89) M (Human League) VIRGIN V2160 (2.43) C

8 9 5 DURAN DURAN DURAN DURAN 38 51 2 ODYSSEY I GOT THE MELODY (Colin Thurston) EMI (TC)EMC 3372 (3.07/3.07) E (Steve Tyrell) RCA RCALP(RCAK) 5028 (3.34/3.34) R

9 4 10 VARIOUS DISCO N1TES, DISCO DAZE 39 42 15 QUINCY JONES THE DUDE (Various) RONCO (4C)RTL 2056 AB (5.49/5.49) D (Quincy Jones) A&M AMLK(CAM) 67321 (3.04/3.04) C

10 14 36 ADAM & THE ANTS KINGS OF THE WILD FRONTIER * 40 24 9 VARIOUS THEMES (Chris Hughes) CBS (40)84549 (2.74/2.74) C (Various) K -TEL NE 1122 (CE 2122) (5.49/5.49) G

11 11 12 VANGELIS CHARIOTS OF FIRE 0 4 43 24 HAZEL O'CONNOR BREAKING GLASS (Vangelis) POLYDOR POLS(C) 1026 (3.01/3.04) F (Tony Visconti) A&M AMLH(CAM) 64820 (3.04/3.04) C

12 21 3 JOE JACKSON JUMPIN' JIVE 42 34 6 KIM CARNES MISTAKEN IDENTITY (Joe Jackson) A&M AMLH(CAM)68530 (3.04/3.04) C (Val Garay) EMI -AMERICA (TC)AML 3018 (3.04/3.04) E

13 13 23 PHIL COLLINS FACE VALUE * 43 36 10 MOODY BLUES LONG DISTANCE VOYAGER *. (Phil Collins/Hugh Padgham) VIRGIN (TC)V 2185 (2.43/3.20) C (Pip Williams) THRESHOLD TXS(TXC) 139 (3.19/3.29) F

14 12 8 JEAN MICHEL JARRE MAGNETIC FIELDS 0 44 37 4 HUMAN LEAGUE REPRODUCTION (Jean Michel Jarre) POLYDOR POLS(C) 1033 (3.01/3.04) F (Human League) VIRGIN V2133 (2.43) C

15 8 5 SIOUXSIE & THE BANSHEES JU-JU 45 39 5 KILLING(olingJOKE WHAT'S THIS FORFOR! (Nigel Gray/Siouxsie & The Banshees) POLYDOR POLS(C) 1034 (3.01/3.04) F Joke) EG7 MAL DAMAGE/POLYDOR EGNID(C) 550 (3.01/3.04) F

16 23 11 JIM STEINMAN BAD FOR GOOD 0 13 RAINBOW DIFFICULT TO CURE (Todd Rundgren/Jim Steinman) EPIC EPC (40)84361 (2.74/2.74) C 46 - (Roger Glover) POLYDOR POLD(C) 5036 (3.25/336) F

17 16 3 CRASS PENIS ENVY 47 53 22 CHRISTOPHER CROSS CHRISTOPHER CROSS 0 (Crass) CRASS 321984/1 (1.45) H (Michael Omarlian) WARNER BROS K(4)56789 (2.44/2.44) W

18 zo 35 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN THE RIVER 48 57 63 MICHAEL JACKSON OFF THE WALL (Bruce Springsteen) CBS (40)88510 (4.25/4.25) C (Quincy Jones) EPIC EPC (40)83468 (2.74/2.74) C

19 26 14 REO SPEEDWAGON HI INFIDELITY 0 INTUITIONrter/avid (Kevin Beamish/Kevin Cronin/Gary Richrath) EPIC EPC (40)84700 (2.74/2.74) C 49 - 9 li(Bob* Grant/Peter Martin) CHRYSALIS (Z)CHR 1332(3.04/3.04) F

20 19 18 TEARDROP EXPLODES KILIMANJARO 50 56 15 WHITESNAKE COME 'N' GET IT (Chameleons/Clivelanger/AlanWinslanley/Mick Howlett) MERCURY (7150)035 (3.04/3.14) F (Martin Birch) LIBERTY (TC)LBG 30327(3.07/3.07) E

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21m ETERNAL/WEA CLASSIC (4) 1 (3.04/3.04) W 51 54 35 B(AAmhRyBGR! e!TERlirardispontaUrryILTGiYbb)* CBS (40)86122 (2.74/2.74) C

22 25 39 DIRE STRAITS MAKING MOVIES SQUEEZERogerBech EASTianisvicosltD4 S STORY

(Jimmy lovine/Mark Knopfler) VERTIGO 6359 (7150) 034 (3.04/3.14) F 52 45 9 A&M AMLM(CAM) 64854 (3.04/3.04) C

23 29 2 JON & VANGELIS THE FRIENDS OF MR. CAIRO 53 41 36 NEIL DIAMOND THE JAll SINGER * (Vangelis) POLYDOR POLD(C) 5039 (3.01/3.04) F (Bob Gaudio) CAPITOL (TC)EAST 12120(3.29/3.29) E

24 17 26 ULTRAVOX VIENNA

(Conny Plank/Ultravox) CHRYSALIS (Z)CHR 1296 (3.04/3.04) F 54 45 8 !Ciliv7rNankjs/OEHItoNn JLI1n/EC4sOTI(fomas) ROCKET TRAIN(SHUNT) 16 (3.04/3.14) F

25 31 3 MICHAEL JACKSON THE BEST OF MICHAEL JACKSON BLACKFOOT MARAUDER 55. 1 (Various) TAMLA MOTOWN (TC)STMR 9009 (2.44/2.44) E ATCO K(4)50799 (3.04/3.04) W

26 28 38 STEVIE WONDER HOTTER THAN JULY * 56 so 2 THIRD WORLD ROCKS THE WORLD (Stevie Wonder) MOTOWN (TC)STMA 8035 (3.29/3.29) E (Third World) CBS (40)85027(2.74/2.74) C

4 27 15 CARPENTERS MADE IN AMERICA 0 57111 1 MICHAEL JACKSON ONE DAY IN YOUR LIFE

(Richard Carpenter) A&M AMLK(CKM) 63723 (3.04/3.04) C (Various) MOTOWN (TC)STML 12158 (3.04/3.04) E

28 30 144 MEAT LOAF BAT OUT OF HELL * 58 48 4 MAGAZINE MAGIC, MURDER AND THE WEATHER (Todd Rundgren) EPIC EPC (40)82419 (2.74/2.74) C (Martin Hannett) VIRGIN V2200 (3.20/3.20) C

29 18 Is SHAKIN' STEVENS THIS OLE HOUSE 59 50 zo SPANDAU BALLET JOURNEYS TO GLORY (Stuart Colman) EPIC EPC (40)84945 (2.74/2.74) C (Richard James Burgess) REFORMATION (Z)CHR 1331 (3.04/3.04) F

30 22 5 SMOKEY ROBINSON BEING WITH YOU An 47 8 ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN HEAVEN UP HERE (George Tobin) MOTOWN (TC)STML 12151 (3.07/3.07) E ''"''' (Hugh Jones) KOROVA KOBE (4)3 (3.04/3.04) W

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RECORD BUSINESS July 20 1981 21 ALBUM REVIEWS time and this constitutes the Newmovement. Cut between 1952 andgood basic stock materialfor any Opium side of the album. An interest-1956 and lovingly rendered in mono, aoldies or blues rack. Top 60 ing combo, they relied heavily on Kevinstartlingly young B.B. King excels on THE EQUATORS: Hot (Stiff SEEZArmstrong's singing and guitar playing`Every Day I Have The Blues', 'My 35) Prod: Bob Andrews and were moving in a nervy, EnglishSweet Little Angel', 'You Upset MeBUDDY GUY & JUNIOR WELLS: Impressive debut album from Birming-reggae -rock fusion direction beforeBaby' and '3 O'Clock Blues' backed byDrinkin' TNT N' Smokin' Dynamite ham's Equators that fuses reggae withthey broke up. The other sideis a mushily -recorded but committed big(Red Lightnin' RL 0034) Prod: Bill bright pop/disco in a way that is boundArmstrong on his own, playing all theband. Good to see this kind of materialWyman to bring the band success on bothinstruments and pursuing a similargetting another repackaging via theA crisply recorded live blues set from airwaves and dancehall stages. Thecourse. The album willretailat aindie scene. the1974 Montreux JazzFestival finally on record through the usual Equatorsbuild on the bridgeheadcompetitive £2.50 andisavailable established by The Beat and thethrough all manner of alternative distri-MOTION: Motion (Double D DDLP4)dedicated efforts of the Red Lightnin' Specials, tossing in bursts of dub andbutors. Prod: George Oban team and producer Bill Wyman, who is toasting, but stay lively throughout. George Oban was the first bassist withalso featured throughout on bass PAT BENATAR: Precious TimeBritain's leading indigenous reggaeguitar as part of an all-star backing And just when you think you have them(Chrysalis CHR 1346) Prod: Keith taped, they add unpredictable band Aswad, but this is far from aband he put together specially for Olsen/Neil Geraldo reggae album. Oban has been listen-Wells and Guy on that occasion. The touches, like a melodica solo on theAfter the disappointing Crimes Of best track 'Ranking Discipline' that ing to the rhythms of rock, jazz andmaterial is most familiar to followers of Passion, Ms Benatar returns with alatin American and has synthesisedthe genre;a mixtureof uptempo typifies the group's danceable funmuch more solid set that concentrates approach. The LP is £3.99 for the first them into a style of his own for anchooglers and slow, stinging blues on the hard rock material she performs workouts which give plenty of space 10,000 copies. album of melodic fusion music that best.InNeilGeraldo she has amight just click. Especially effective isfor Buddy's guitar and Junior's harp guitarist that can match her vocal DR. FEELGOOD: On The Job (Liber- the instrumental 'Hawaian Hi!' whichand vocals to stretch out in top form. A pyrotechnics, and their combination onbubbles withstyle,but the singlefive-star package for blues aficiona- ty LBG 30328) Prod: Dr. Feelgoodthe title track is really very tough. She While all around them change, the `Crazy Beat'will Draw Attention Todos, and likely to be a good seller also makes a good fist of Lennon & wherever specialist music is success- Feelgoods hammer away at what they The LP too. McCartney's'HefterSkelter' and fully racked, with some wider possibili- know best, hard -driving R & B. And it is another song co -written with GeraldoCAROL BAYER SAGER: Some-ties too due to the Rolling Stones performed best on stage, rather than in`Evil Genius'. The singer has found the studio, so this live set will be in times Late At Night (Epic EPCconnection. Packaging is to the usual fame all over the world except for the immaculate Red Lightnin' standard. demand.Strongversionsof`Java 85110) Prod: BurtBacharach/ UK - maybe thisis the album toBrooks Arthur Blue', 'Nomo Do Yakamo', 'A Case Ofchange all that. The Shakes' and the favourite 'Riding The title says it all . . . a collection of late night listening of the sophisticatedMARTIN CARTHY: Sweet Wivels- On The L&N' are all here on an LP thatDEMON: Night Of The Demon (Car- field (Topic 12TS418) Prod: Ashley marks the last recorded contributions variety with Ms Bayer Sager crooning rere CAL 126) Prod: Demon her clever way through 12 numbers,Hutchings from John `Gypie' Mayo on lead guitar.Very good heavy metal music with Reissued by Topic from the seven - It sounds as if Manchester University co -written in the main with the ageless touches of Rainbow quite evident butBurt Bacharach. The combination is ayears -old Deram original this album had a good night when this wasnone of the self-indulgence of long sees celebrated folkie Carthy in fine recorded. smart one, and her lyrics are of their guitar solos. Demon knows its marketusual high quality. But there is still thatform on such classic traditional songs BLUE OYSTER CULT: Fire Of Un-and should be scoring with HM fansnagging feelingthat other singersas 'John Barleycorn'. The outstanding known Origin (CBS 85137) Prod:before long via ballsy vocals, thrustingdeliver her songs better than the writertrack if 'Skewbald', which Carthy per- Martin Birch guitar work and some amusinglyherself. formed in his first stay with Steeleye America's classiest band in the heavymacabre 'sword 'n' sorcery' lyrics. Span, and 'Three Jolly Sneaksmen' metal vein has lately been more ac- and 'King Henry' make the album a ICEHOUSE:Icehouse(ChrysalisETTAJAMES: Chess Masters cessible. It perhaps lacks some of the worthwhile addition to any collection. (Chess CXMP 2000) fearsome, intangible mysticism of ear-CHR 1350) Prod: Cameron Allan/Iva Carthy never treats traditional music lier albums, of the Pearlman/KrugmanDavies SONNY BOY WILLIAMSON: Chessas a sacred subject and his arrange- Already triple platinum in Australia, era, but it has learned to present its Masters (Chess CXMD 4001) ments of even standards are now Icehouse specialisein LITTLE WALTER: Chess Masters music in a more honed -down, simplis- the kind of followed by folk singers the world over, futurist rock inspired by Bowie's recent(Chess CXMD 4002) tic fashion. The BOC class is still there, including Simon and Garfunkel. albums.'ICan't Help Myself' BO DIDDLEY: Chess Masters as well as the band's intriguing mixture is a haunting track sung by Iva Davies who(CXMD 4003) ofevocativelyricsand menacing has close vocal similarities to BowieHOWLIN' WOLF: Chess Masters thrust. EARL SIXTEEN: Reggae Sound and the entire album shows how well(Chess CXMD 4004) (Dread At The Controls DCLP 003) the Aussie music scene is progres-PRT's reacquisitionof the Chess/Prod: Michael Campbell sing. The band is hoping to tour hereChecker catalogue is unlikely to bringA celebration of roots reggae from Best of the restwhen promotion will presumably takethe company the major pop successnewcomer Earl Daley and Michael off in a big way. achieved during the original lease inCampbell,better known as Mikey DON WILLIAMS: Especially For You the early -mid 60s, but much of theDread, on a label which has consis- (MCA MFC 3114) Prod: Don Wil-MORRISSEY MULLEN:Badnesssame dedication has been applied totently released good music. Backing liams/Garth Fundis (Beggars Banquet BEGA 27) Prod:the repackaging of the most significantDaley are the ubiquitous Sly Dunbar Well -up -to -standard might be the pre-Chris Palmer Chess material. There have been aand Robbie Shakespeare, plus Ansell dictable but true verdict on this albumWith jazz -funk doing so well aroundChuck Berry anthology and three sam-Collins and a host of reggae notables. from an artist who knows exactly whatthe singles charts right now, the timeplers featuring the best of fifties rock/The music is top quality and Daley his country/easy-listening public ex-might just be right for a hit from theR&B, seminalblack doo-wop andsings with assurance and talent. He is pects from him. Nothing too lush andexperienced Morrissey Mullen, who60s soulclassics; and the seriesobviously a talent to look out for. nothing too commitedly country butcould lay claim to being two of the bestcontinues with these further five sing- another selection of songs with a wideBritish players of their kind. The albumle -artist anthologies. All but the Etta spectrum of composers (Johnny Cash,coasts easily through some cleverJames are doubles with 24 tracks, andMARK BEER: Dust On The Road Townes Van Zandt, Roger Cook) andchanges and is given added interest byall are virtually definitive compilations(My China Records TAO 001) Prod: a few stand -outs that will probablythe slinky vocals of Linda Fletcher. Jimof the artist concerned, of value to bothMark Beer enter the Williams live repertoire, theMullen's clean guitar lines and Dickcollectors and historically -mindedMusic that you thought wasn't per- best of which is the lovely 'IfI NeededMorrissey's sophisticated sax blowinggeneral pop buyers. The main quibbleformed any more. After a single on You' on which Don duets with Emmy-remain high class, but perhaps a littlefrom the former group will be over theRough Trade, Beer launches his own lou Harris. tootastefulto shake the moderncomplete absence of sleeve notes andlabel through the indie network, with an punter. the kind of detailed historical annota-album of light rock music. The first side LOCAL HEROES/KEVIN ARM- tion which characterised the Phono-tends to get a little depressing but side STRONG: New Opium/How TheB.B. KING: The Best Of B.B. Kinggram tenure of this material - thoughtwo opens with the excellent 'Simple West Was Won (Oval 302) Prod:(Ace CH 30) Prod: not credited such indulgence would probably havePleasures' and continues to impress. Local Heroes/Kevin Armstrong These must number among the finestpushed costs through a ceiling un-Beer has something of Lou Reed or Al Now sadly defunct, Local Heroes man-12 sides of electric blues ever re-acceptable in these difficult days forStewart about him and his sweet, aged to record the highlights of theircorded, and are of course, seminal tocatalogue selling. A must for special-vulnerable voice is set well against set before they went down for the third.the whole British blues and hard rockist -oriented outlets, of course, but alsoprominent bass guitar.

22 RECORD BUSINESS July 201981 The Record Business Singles Marketing Guide -Special bag (Whitel-Soecal Vinyl (61.49-Hecummended Retail Price) New Singles Distributor

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