BOB CHRISTY ACTING PD I N S I D E: Piccirillo Becomes MARKET SIZE POINT VP /GM At WCLS SYSTEM After an 18-month stint as Di- py road since we bought the sta- TO REPLACE rector/Advertising Sales for tion, and have had to take a few 12 -12 RADIO RULE? Warner -Amex's Cincinnati bad turns. But I'm just tickled cable system, longtime broad- to death to find such a pro. Rep. Mickey Leland is proposing an caster John Piccirillo has John's a guy who really wants ownership limit based on points assigned returned to radio as VP /GM at to work with me on putting by market size - so that small market sta- A/C outlet WCLS/Detroit. The WCLS on the map, and that's tions could be accumulated in greater Liggett Broadcast Group sta- exactly what we're planning to RerI do, with both barrels." numbers than large market outlets. Full tion had been without a GM for several weeks since Grant San - A 19 -year radio veteran, Pic - details from Brad Woodward in the chillo spent two years as Re- Washington Report. timore stepped down for health reasons. gional VP for Heftel, supervis- Page 4 RADIO & RECORDS President Bob Liggett told ing its Indianapolis and Cincin- R&R, "His appointment means nati properties. His manage- hope springing eternal. We've ment background also includes EVALUATING AOR'S had kind of a complicated, bum- WNDE & WFBQ /Indianapolis RATINGS PERFORMANCE and WLEE /Richmond. "I en- HARRIS, MUSUMECI (R l3ERR my stay with cable Jhan Hiber RESIGN ly," Piccirillo said, examines AOR's overall tally in TAOMSOL N SST..AOTOO 41K NLI D]PYede the spring '84 Arbitron book, while Steve but I missed radio to death." Feinstein Following the departures of spotlights AORs that ranked No. 1 OM Peter Carey and PD Bruce in their markets. RIM Files ,4,z4 OverchargeAUG Buchanan, Liggett Director/ Operations Bob Christy is ac- Page 1 1 , 42 Report With FCC ting as PD. "I've cleaned house, TQ{Jlf60N, MARYLAND 212t3ld am building the staff from BIRCH RATINGS RESULTS RKO General and its parent Ken Harris told R&R he left the amounts improperly billed to scratch," he said. "We're look - company GenCorp this week network voluntarily. "RICO has .them, and has already paid any ing for a variety of air talent, as Los Angeles: KITS Sustains Strong Lead filed a report with the FCC, an- assured me publicly and pri- compensation due its affiliated well as news and production Miami: WHYI Extends Solid Margin nouncing steps RICO has taken vately that I am not and have stations. In addition to these people. I hope out of the airstaff St. Louis: KMOX Stable; KSHE Into to remedy recently- uncovered not been the target of any in- corrective measures, RKO has PICCIRILLO, See Page 20 Double Figures errors in advertising over- vestigation or inquiry or suspi- taken additional remedial and Pittsburgh: KDKA Dominates; WBZZ, charges and affiliate under- cion. I was suspended six weeks preventive steps, including: payments at the Clark New WDVE Over 10 RKO Radio ago to assist them in the investi- Directing all responsible Networks (R&R 7-6). The report gation, and I did everything personnel at the network to Baltimore: WBAL Down But Stays ln Front also announced that RICO has humanly possible to do so. But cease all improper practices OM At Minneapolis: WCCO Down 5 But accepted the resignations of after six weeks of being in this identified by the internal in- Remains Ahead previously- suspended VP /Aff- twilight zone of discomfort and vestigation. KHTZ Atlanta: WKLS-FM, WQXI -FM Gain iliate Services Ken Harris and uncertainty, I felt it was best to Reprimanding those per- On WZGC Controller Frank Musumerci, resign and get on with my sonnel involved in the affiliate San Diego: KGB-FM New Leader; and raise the total amount of career." underpayments. KSDO -FM, KFMB Jump errors involved in this situation Retaining an independent RKO Page 12 from $4 million to $5.9 million. Remedies accounting firm to evaluate While RKO would not official- According to the report, RKO RKO's general audit for the ly comment on the origin of the plans to reimburse advertisers fiscal year ending November WGN CELEBRATES 60 YEARS Harris/ Musumeci resignations, through their agencies for the 30, 1983, to determine whether that audit was conducted accor- After 60 years, WGN is still on top in WLAK ding to generally -accepted stan- Chicago. Brad Woodward takes a look at Selects McCoy dards and practices. this unique station's past and present, Hiring former Radio Net- complete with historic photos. As Program Director work Association President Ar- Jay Clark KKLT /Phoenix PD Marc Mc- Johnny Andrews is a rare com- thur Kriemelman to fill the va- Page 34 Longtime programmer Jay Coy has been appointed Pro- bination of astute businessman cant position of VP /Sales and Clark has been named Opera- gram Director at "Love and human being, and I learned clarify new and existing sales tions Manager of Greater Me- PEOPLE IN Songs " -formatted WLAK /Chi- a lot from him. But the initial procedures, including inventory THE NEWS cago, dia's KHTZ /Los Angeles. Clark and will start August 27. job of making KKLT a competi- control and greater interchange THIS had been OM at WEEK Two weeks ago, former WLAK tor is now pretty much com- of information between sales WGAR & PD Jack WKSW/Cleveland, previously Jack Thayer President of Radio Net- Taddeo joined Studio- pleted, so it's off to a new and traffic. line serving as OM or PD at WABC/ work Association Cable Stereo near Washing- challenge. To take on a station Instituting procedures to ton, DC as Director New York, WPRO -AM & FM/ Ray Massie PD at KFKF /Program- like WLAK in a top -three mar- tighten security of the computer ming. Providence, and WTIC -AM & ket is the ultimate. I look for - system to reduce the likelihood Bill Jensen KHIT GM FM /Hartford. McCOY'See Pane 20 RKO 'See Page 20 Paul Katabian Pres. /GM of WNSY -AM WLAK VP /GM Mike Murphy KHTZ VP /GM Bob Moore & FM commented, "Jack did a fine commented to R&R, "The big- Gary Waldron KISN's job for us, and we wish him WMC's PD the Acree Moves gest factor in hiring Jay is his best in his new position. Steve Christian PD at WKZL We are background. His strong history quite excited about Marc. Tom Collins PD at WROK He Crosstown To WGKX of experience in administrative certainly brings to WLAK an Andy Rainey, Jim Forrer Sr. VPs at WMC and programming aspects of excellent research, positioning, /Memphis Program Di- Selcom rector Les Acree has nam- radio made him the ideal can- and programming background, been Steve Lapa KMEL GSM ed Operations Manager for didate for this job." having done a superb job for a Chester crosstown Country Moore added, "Jay's first Chong OM at KGU K- Lite.' We feel Marc has rival WGKX. Acree, a ten-year WMC priority will be to hire a PD, and Page 3, 20 the perfect combination of skills veteran who has programmed with his efforts and mine we'll to carry on our 'Love Songs' for- the station for the past seven try to do that in September. mat and bring us even greater AUDIENCE PROMOTION years, takes Steve Scott has done an out- success in the future." over WGKX's FOR THE '80S RADIO STATION operational reins from current standing job on an interim ba- McCoy was named PD at OM Dana Harmon, who has just sis, and Jay may have other Kevin B. Sweeney discusses audience KKLT two and a half years ago been named Director of Mar- candidates in mind." As to promotion in the concluding installment of when its A/C format was in- keting and Promotions for the whether Clark would work with R &R's serialization of "The Six Million troduced. Prior to that, he station. Acree starts his new job Greater Media's newly-pur- Dollar Manager." worked three years as OM for August 27. chased Los Angeles AM, KRLA, Page 19 Swanson Broadcasting, having WGKX VP /GM Craig Scott tion than Les Acree. I'm thrilled Moore said, "Greater Media is previously programmed commented, "I have known and by the opportunity to work in committed to winning in L.A., KYNO -FM /Fresno. "It's al- respected Les for many years. tandem with him and our other and should we decide to jointly Newsstand Price S3.50 ways tough to leave a project No one is more knowledgeable great WGKX team members in program both stations, Jay's you launch from the ground about this market or more the planned evolution of KIX106 experience could be invalu- floor," he said. "My VP / /GM uniquely qualified for this posi- AGREE /See Page 20 able." 4 t : -4 9' . J 1 J

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Radio's newly -voted ownership limit of 12 AMs and 12 FMs would be Z100 Fined Duffy said the group "will For plan the ac- be replaced by a point system ranking stations according to market size EBS Violation tions necessary to defeat this threat to an under legislation important American liberty and to block introduced in the House last week by Rep. Mickey Matrite's WHTZ /New York (Z100) has an unwarranted sanction against our in- Leland (D -TX). A radio group could own between 10 and 14 stations in been fined $200 by the FCC for repeated dustry." violations NRBA President Bernie Mann both the AM and FM services, depending on market size. of the rules requiring installa- added, tion "Radio broadcasters have tradi- The bill was offered as radio continued to of EBS monitoring equipment capable tionally, of generating consistently, and generously sup- sidestep the ongoing battle over the an EBS attention signal. ported anti -drunk driving In other action, the Commission campaigns and 12- station limit for television. Under issued have urged moderation in the consumption fines to KHYM /Gilmer, TX pressure from Congress the FCC last week ($5000) for im- of alcoholic beverages. We will enlist proper logging and pre -sunrise power; all delayed the new cap for TV until 60 days radio broadcasters in the defense of it KPRB -FM /Redmond, OR ($4000) after can reconsider the action or until for fail- radio's record on this issue." next ing to get FCC approval of an antenna April 1, whichever comes later. A House-Senate conference change; KODK /Kingsville, TX ($2000) for RCPC Issues CP To committee also 1 numerous transmitter and antenna viola- adopted the April date for a morator- "K- RADIO" ium written into the tions; and WJYF /La Grange, GA ($2500) Supplemental Appro- for going on the air without prior Organizers of next month's Radio Con- priations bill. Neither the conference com- authori- vention and Programming mittee nor zation and failing to apply for a license Conference the FCC action affects the 12 -12 within (RCPC) in Los Angeles will be operating a rule for radio. ten days after program tests have limited begun. -range FM stereo station, Leland's bill would allow an owner to hold 25% reached by VHF stations). Leland said K- RADIO, 100 24 hours a day during the con- points worth of AM stations and 100 radio would be subjected only to numerical FCC ference. It will points of Okays Horse Race also be piped into the cable FMs. Points would be assigned ac- limits, and not a penetration threshold, systems cording ow- Broadcasts, Ads of all convention hotels. to this formula: ing to the difficulty of determining For most audience Stating that "horse racing is an impor- of the day, convention at- reach for radio. tendees will Markets 1 -10: 10 points tant, legitimate business and sport having staff the station, providing Chances of the Broadcast Station Owner- music from all formats, Markets 11 -20: 9 points widespread national interest," the FCC as well as conven- ship Act of 1984 passing Congress this year tion and general news. Nighttime Markets 21 -50: 8 points last week voted to let stations air races in pro- Markets are nil, although hearings are expected in gramming will consist of 50+ : 7 points their entirety and broadcast race half -hour taped September. Cosponsors of the measure in- ads and segments from betting information, for the first time since more than 100 stations A similar 100-point limit would be impos- clude Commerce Committee Chairman 1961. across the country. Ín addition, informa- ed for television, with the added restriction John Dingell (D-MI) tion and Telecommunica- The Commission said will be digitally transmitted to the that no group's stations could reach over tions Subcommittee while the rules convention's Chairman Tim Wirth were adopted to deter organized crime main message sign via one of 30% of all households (with no more than (D -CO). from using radio and K- RADIO's SCAs. television for illegal Broadcasters bookmaking, there was never any hard wishing to be part of evidence that horse racing broadcasts K -RADIO should contact Thom O'Hair at aid- (415) ed illegal gambling. And it said the rules 775 -5673. BMI Agrees To Cut Radio unreasonably limited the editorial discre- tion of stations. Other Key Developments: Stations will now be free to air live Music Licensing Rates broadcasts of a full program of horse A resolution asking broadcasters not Negotiators races, detailed pre -race information, "off to project or characterize election results for Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI) and the All- Industry times," race results, and prices paid while the polls are still open unanimously Radio Music Licensing Committee last week reached agreement in before the next prin- race, plus ads and informa- cleared the Senate Commerce Committee ciple on a new contract for radio's royalty payments to BMI composers tion sponsored by publishers of so-called last week. The House passed the resolution and music publishers. "scratch sheets." in June. Major points of the Restoration of the full deduction for tal- NAB agreement include: Reagan Radio and NRBA have lined up Joan An as- yet -unannounced ent fees. Mike Test Rivers for Monday's cut in rates luncheon at the Radio BMI had planned to impose Continuation of allowing AM-FM com- Reveals Annihilation of Convention and Programming in 1985. There Conference still will be an increase over current rates, bos to report as a single station if they Russia in Los Angeles, September 16-19. The Q &A however. choose. session has been titled, "Can Most radio professionals can relate a We Talk? Ques- Halving the new contract to cover only Restoration of the option of paying on few horror stories of off -color tions and Answers. From American's Semi - two years, either cash collections or billings. or otherwise Legend." with a new agreement to be ne- inappropriate remarks that somehow acci- gotiated from scratch for 1986 and beyond. Agreement by both sides to set up a dentally slipped out into the ether. Presi- mechanism to guarantee resolution of fu- dent Reagan is no exception. But when he ture impasses. misspeaks the whole world is listening. -bruce Called On Daytimer Post -Sunset Power All- Industry Committee Chairman Bob In a mike test for Saturday's radio ad- Henley, President of KGN & KCPC /Sacra- dress, Reagan announced, "My fellow mento, said there would be a "substantial" Americans, I'm pleased to tell you today cut in the 15-20% increase BMI had planned that I've signed legislation that would for 1985. He won't yet put a figure on the outlaw Russia forever. We begin bombing new rate hike, but BMI VP /Licensing in five minutes." Two years ago, in a Larry Sweeney predicted it would be "less similar voice check, Reagan called Polish than 10 %." leaders "a bunch of no-good lousy bums." Lawyers for both sides were still ham- "I don't think it's very funny," Walter mering out fine points of the agreement this Mondale huffed. Sen. Gary Hart (D -CO) week, and Sweeney said BMI hopes next speculated that Reagan, just finishing up a week to send radio stations "side letters" three -week respite at his Santa Barbara encompassing the changes. ranch, is "not getting enough vacation Henley told R &R, "One of the most im- time." Reaction was similarly negative in portant achievements we gained was the Europe, where the Reagan slip was front - agreement by BMI to work with us in creat- page news. ing a mechanism whereby if the committee NRBA and BMI fail to agree on new contract Task Force Fights negotiations in the future, they will refer Ban On Alcohol Ads them to a third party. It means BMI will NRBA has formed a "Freedom of Ad- never again be able to send out licenses that vertising" task force under Bob Duffy, are not negotiated. I think that's a giant Chairman /CEO of Duffy Broadcasting and step for the broadcasting industry, to get out the Christal Company, to lobby against a from the threat of what happened this year proposed ban on advertisements for wine ever happening again." A bitter dispute and beer on radio and television. over post-sunset power for 1200 daytimers on Class 3 regional channels BMI VP /Administration Alan Smith and interference to 900 Besides NRBA, fulltimers on those frequencies ended last week in a compromise seemed less upbeat about the contract members include the agreement. It calls for daytimers to gradually reduce power after sunset to minimize in- itself, but commented, Wine Institute, American Council on terference. "We are certainly Daytimers will have three evening power levels, calculated according to skywave Science & Health, National Beer activity pleased that there has been agreement and Whole- at one half hour, one hour,, and two hours after sunset. Minimum power of 100 watts salers Association, and granted earlier that a period of confusion has been put the U.S. Brewers by the FCC will be¡educed to 50 watts in the agreement, which the Commis- Association. An organizing meeting of the sion is expected to adopt. behind us all and we can now all get about our business task force is slated for later this month in Signing the pact above are attorneys Gregg Skall (left) for DBA and Bill Potts for ABES. again. To say that we're de- Looking New York. on are NAB President Eddie Fritts (left) and ABES President Wally Johnson. lighted? We didn't get everything we want- ed - no one did." VST ui palwid paniasaa sWBtl 11V ul'spiooay lo1!de0 }o uolsmip e'S0tl003tl V01tl3WV IW3 b86I n .... . - ....-.. ...

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NAB 1 984 Public Affairs Survey Finds Radio Does Civic Duty Its Radio's commitment extended be- simply sticking a once -a-day Back when deregulation was a burn- yond 30- second spot into the wee small ing issue, the measure's opponents hours. For example, 84% of the out- feared radio stations would abandon aired local news stories centered their public affairs programming com- lets around alcohol abuse. Most of these mitment if there was not longer a strict devoted to pending state and na- legal requirement. Yet, this hasn't were tional drunk -driving regulation reforms. been the case, particularly with regard Additionally, 76% of the stations had to such national issues as health broadcast an alcohol -related public af- (alcohol and cigarettes) and the past year and and candidate fairs program within the Otari's MTR-10 political process (voting Tester Available almost one -third (31 %) of the stations Pen Type debates). were involved in some sort of com- An NAB study found that 95% of outreach activity. Otari the 398 radio stations surveyed car- munity The figures for cigarettes are simi- ried alcohol abuse PSAs within the lar, with 66% having run anti -smoking past year, 88.4% ran anti -smoking news stories, 54% anti -smoking public Production PSAs, and 97.2% aired voting an- affairs shows, and 28% involved in nouncements. Nearly half (49.5 %) had Finally, 76 and 500 community service programs. 1 run anywhere between Recorder 26% of the stations polled said they alcohol -related PSAs per year, while planned to organize and air political 44.5% of the stations claimed to have debates among federal, state, or local broadcast between 41 and 250 anti- Adds Dolby candidates. smoking PSAs annually. The Belmont,CA -based Otani Corp. recently signed an agree- JUST DON'T CALL ME "AVERAGE ": :1 ment with Dolby Laboratories Dolby's ex- tester that 1 that allows Otani to use The "Checkman DM1350" is an autoranging LCD pen -type clusive "HX -Pro" headroom exten- 20, 200, 2000), four AC volt ranges (2; 20, features four DC volt ranges (2, its DP7000 and as a con- sion process with Understanding 20, 200, 2000k) as well 200, 2000), and four resistance ranges (2, sys- user to lock DP80 high -speed duplicating test. The device sports a data hold function that allows the tinuity tems. Retrofits are available for all while the continuity test includes audio sound. The "Checkman the reading, applicable Otani machines, such as Personnel Jargon DM1350" comes complete with case, test lead, clip, and batteries. Inc.; the MTR -10 (pictured). For further information, contact Bob Hill of World Distributors, can be an ef- The DP7000 is a 64:1, 240ips As everyone in the radio and record industries knows, jargon (205) 539-0441. to the health unit, while the more recent DP80 is fective smokescreen. But a habitual use of jargon can be detrimental uses a 64:1, 480ips system that of your career. stipulates that jar- 7.5ips masters. The MTR-10, Naperville, IL -based business consultant Dr. Roger Fritz full - than within personnel de- meanwhile, is a two -channel, gon is nowhere more common and more of a problem Music" track mastering production record- partments, particularly when it comes to employee evaluations. F"The Best Of Country that addressed the age -old prob- er designed for 1/4-inch tape In a recent issue of Boardroom Reports, Fritz as familiar examples: can be modified to run at 7.5ips lem of "what they really meant," citing the following Book Spotlights 750 LPs well. Average = None too bright further information, contact Forceful and aggressive = Argumentative RoForn Neilson at (408) 438 -0598. Socially active = Drinks a lot Touted as a critical and historical L Quick- thinking = Has excuses when he (or she) goofs his (or her) mouth guide to recorded country music, Tactful in dealing with superiors = Knows when to keep "The Best Of Country Music" is a People shut mammoth (456 pages) paperback Zealous attitude = Opinionated that lives up to author John Conscientious and careful = Scared witless home life. Morthland's intentions. Formerly Are Talking Spends extra hours on the job = Has a miserable a Rolling Stone associate editor and editor-in -chief of Creem, i Abo ut Morthland may approach country music from a rock- blues -pop per- spective. But his style is clear, oc- Break-dancing casionally even humorous, and he loves his country. Morthland devotes about a page apiece to what he feels are coun- I try's 100 greatest albums of all time, fleshing out his choices with I brief looks at another 650 LPs. If outside the South you're looking to start an argu- I Little -known I years ago, "break - ment, this book is an excellent Bronx three now familiar to 84% place to begin. dancing is public, according to What keeps "The Best Of Coun- of the U.S. countrypolitan, and con- R.H. Bruskin Associates. try Music" from simply being "one sound, pollster of country. - saturation and the speed person's opinion," however, are temporary Holy media recog- over- Use it as a consumer guide - fads, Batman! That's a greater 1 the 11 chapters of historical many imports, reissues, and hard - factor than for any U.S. Vice views. These run the gamut from nition collector's. items are includ- early string bands /balladeers, the to -find President. or just for the facts, ma'am. the country isn't ex- Depression years, and singing ed - Nevertheless, Of Country Music" is to hell in a hula -hoop. The Wrap Wrap -Up cowboys to western swing, The "Best actly going Plain from Doubleday/ reports that only eight out of honky -tonk /hillbilly available poll also to 1983, bluegrass, of generic or "plain- wrap" brands rose 17.6% from 1982 Dolphin at $14.95. 100 Americans desire to learn how to Sales - I boogie, rockabilly, the Nashville 150 major U.S. grocery retailers and wholesalers -dance. according to a recent poll of break that national - L AMP' AIMOIV conducted by Private Label magazine. The survey also claimed as prices on brands were the most affected by the growth of generic goods, 12.8% I "plain- wrap" products averaged 27.8% less than national brands and below regional or local companies' labels. goods, Stacking up as the big winners in the generic market are paper Interestingly, dog or pet food, bleach, canned vegetables, and cigarettes. food Listen To This ... Proudly Welcomes Americans prefer to stick with known brands when it comes to candy, mixes, and of all things - vitamins. The - the TX Although generics accounted for only 3.3% of all 1983 U.S. sales, LlJØ,4I1:UQ/ /San Antonio, 10 % during KESI -FM Isurvey estimates generic product sales will increase at least 1984. Monica, CA 90405 oAf°141- (213) 392-8743 131 Ocean Park Blvd., Santa euesseoieo lsR Polse66n8, -ouf'osWA &+pH /BW451 0.861 sPaaö wnNRIMPle131e61 udsep

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ATV Taps Meekins Runway Label Bows Ups Newman To VP of the newly- Donna Meekins has been nam- CBS Wayne Garfield serves as President has been A music Associate Professional Manager Deborah Newman New York-based Runway Records. ed & created, "The York. She previous- promoted to VP /Programming Garfield cowrote /produced for ATV in New industry veteran, in Music Video Enter- Runway's debut release is ly worked with Jerry - Toiler Sales, CBS Glow of Love" by Change. Group. She by Earth, Wind & ATV's New York office. Prior to prises, CBS /Records Medal," a 12-inch recorded "Gold served under Linda joined CBS Records' College Rahmtee. that, Meekins Fire member Hollywood of- Department in 1973, later advanc- Perry in the firm's to In 1977, Newman fice. Meekins will now report ing to Manager. Donna Meekins Columbia's Man - Steve Love. was named Sales Manager ager /Artist Development, West Bernardin WRIF she Executive, Jim Coast. Three years later After two years as an Account to Sales Manager of WRIF/ 16th Avenue Bows became Director /Artist Develop- Bernardin moves up buyer Avenue Records, head- West Coast, Colum- Detroit. Prior to joining WRIF he was the media Newly- formed 16th ment Video, President Mike Deborah Newman quartered in Nashville, is directed by bia Records. at Yaffe Berline. Larry Robertson and Chief Operations Officer John Wesley Slaughter. The label's first release is Too Well." 16th Avenue may be Hendricks Manages KBRD & Ryles's "She Took It Esken To WLUP LSM contacted at (615) 242-1375. KTAC Sales Department been raised to Local Sales appointed Sales Cheryl Esken has John Hendricks has been Most recently the sta- Prior to Manager of WLUP/Chicago. Manager of KTAC & KBRD/Tacoma-Seattle. Esken came to WLUP Hendricks tion's Retail Sales Manager, VP held a similar post crosstown at KVI. experience Sterling New Sterling this, he ago as an AE. Her radio sales who is now VP /GM of WAYL three years has been named VP/Talent & Booking succeeds Peg Dempsey, with neighbor WBBM-FM. Kathy Sterling Jim Long continues includes a sales stint She comes to the & KMFY /Minneapolis -St. Paul. for Sterling Productions Unlimited. & KBRD. management comp- as Tacoma Sales Manager of KTAC Los Angeles-based promotion/artist Regional Sales Dir- any after three years with RCA as ector for the Southern Region. Chappell Elevates Friedman GM Kollar New RCA Canada Vivien Friedman has been up- General Manager, Don Kollar has been tapped as ped to Director of the newly-ex- The five - Division, RCA Inc. (Canada). Public Relations & Creative Promotes Hyland RCA Records of panded Songwriters Guild most recently served as Director Department for Chap - the Regional year label veteran Services Kathy Hyland has been elevated to Canadian Division. His back- Music Group- Finance for the label's pell /Intersong post at the Songwriters Guild. a Controller with Director, Nashville also includes six years as USA. A Chappell employee since last year, she was ex- ground Ford, now Prior to joining the organization Canada. Kollar succeeds John Friedman had been Director for Screen WEA Music 1968, ecutive secretary and office manager RCA Records -USA and Canada. Relations since 1980. Vivien Friedman in Nashville. Division VP, of Public Geme/Colgems -EMI Music, Inc., also who resigned to Hyland succeeds Susan Loudermilk, pursue personal interests. Manager Simmons KING Sales Cahill Segues To SRO KVI /Seattle Account Exe- National Marketing Diane Simmons, former Bob Cahill has been appointed crosstown to KING as Sales Manager. . Marketing and Promo- cutive, moves Research Manager at SRO an AE post at WKYS/ tape buyer Co-op Manager Her radio experience includes two years ago he was the LP and Rosenthal WCLR for its former sister tion. Until com- to Manager of Washington and Sales Manager Rosenthal has been promoted for Leon depart- kne rdmoves up to Executive newly- organized co-op sales station WRC. pany activity, Kay StiRecordsY WCLR/Chicago's served as an Account Executive. Assistant. ment. He previously

Handman New KKGO LSM Local Sales Judie Handman has been named Auditronics Taps Uhl For SWS KKGO/Los Angeles. She helm New Location Manager of Jazz- formatted Uhl takes the National Sales Manager headquarters to in 1982, Michael Records, Inc. has moved its onboard as an Account Executive manufacturer Auditronics, sws Suite first came at broadcast equipment Building at 1600 Broadway, promoted to Regional Sales with Pacific the National Screen and was subsequently Inc. Before joining the firm, he worked (212) 315-2810. activity, Melanie Curtis 501, New York, NY 10036; Manager. In other station & Engineering. Director. Recorders joins the outlet as Publicity & Promotion

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REED BUNZEL COMEDY ON RADIO The Network Laugh Track

As Steve Martin says, "comedy is not pretty." Maybe not. But since you can't see anything on radio anyway, what does it matter? Seriously folks, radio and comedy have been together ever since Guglielmo Mar- coni transmitted "Radio Ga -Ga" in his first wireless broadcast all those many years ago. From Fibber McGee and Molly's cacophonous closet to Jack Benny's piercing barbs to the offbeat creativity of the "National Lampoon Radio Hour," radio has been a medium of imagination, inven- tiveness, and humor. Attempting to give voice lessons to Mr. Potatohead at the American Comedy Network are (l -r) This week's column takes a look at a few The show is offered on a straight barter ACN's Andrew Goodman, David Lawrence, Mechele George, Dale Reeves, and Bob James. of the old standards, as well as some con- basis, with six national and six local avails temporary features, produced and dis- each hour, set up for quarter-hour main- tributed by radio networks and syndicators. tenance. The program contains a news win- ACN's plans were cut short, Included in however, opens and closes which permit :30 or :60 this discussion are features dow at the top of each hour and is designed when one of the weekly available through bits produced by the spots within the show or directly adjacent to Clayton Webster Cor- so it can be easily split into hour segments if company garnered national attention. poration, American Comedy the it. There is no restriction on the frequency Network, Chi- station should wish to run one on Satur- Goodman explains, "What happened was cago Radio Syndicate, and day of broadcast, but Orkin recommends a Progressive and one on Sunday. While some stations that after about six months, one of our song Radio Network. do minimum play of three times per day. "It segment the program, most stations parodies - 'Breaking Up Is Hard On realize You' always seems to work best when stations Clayton Webster: the greatest results by running the - became a hit novelty single. Radio sta- show use it as a full promotion," he elaborates. intact iii a regularly- scheduled time tions started playing it, we direct -mailed it "Jack Carney Comedy Show" slot. "The stations that run it once a day don't ourselves as a disc, then Critique Records have the success that those which run it Stations carrying "The Comedy Show" picked it up. The result was that the word three or four times a day do, getting their are primarily news -oriented or nostalgia got out about six months ahead of sponsors involved." A total of 338 individual stations, according to VP /Operations Jay schedule." Goldman. "We just episodes are available, including 13 weeks conducted some re- In December 1983 ACN began to create a of new vignettes entitled "Chickenman search among our 300+ stations going with national feature service, which produces Returns For The Last Time Again." Jack Carney, and found that nearly 70 per- and supplies comedy material on a weekly cent of them are News/Talk /Sports sta- basis. The content of this material varies Progressive Radio Network: tions," he says. from week to week, including (but not "Laugh Machine" American Comedy Network limited to) fake commercials, song paro- dies, drop -ins, The American Comedy Network took and political satires. In addi- root tion, the in June 1983, when Katz Broadcasting company is currently distributing an hour -long decided it needed a team of creative parody program, "Not The writers American and producers to develop comedy material Top 40," as part of a free -of- charge, "no-obligation" for the Katz stations. ACN GM Andrew introductory offer. Goodman notes, "There was a great need Chicago Radio Syndicate: for comedy material on the market for two "Chickenman" reasons. There were a lot of stations jump- ing into the CHR niche, and they needed The "Jack Carney Comedy Show," pro- something to distinguish themselves from "Laugh Machine" is a 90- second comedy duced by Clayton Webster in St. Louis, is a the competition. At the same time there short produced by Progressive Radio Net- two-hour feature which each week focuses were a lot of people leaving AOR, and those work in New York, featuring the classic on a central topic or theme. Hosted by stations felt they needed something dif- routines and rare bits of some of comedy's KMOX/St. Louis morning personality Jack ferent to bring people back. star performers. Account Executive Tony Carney, the show draws from a wide range "The original idea was that we would Garcia says, "I like to think of this show as of routines and topical bits from classic and gather together this bunch of crazies in one the Top 40 of comedy. 'Laugh Machine' contemporary artists. A program dealing central place to create humorous material highlights some of the best -known comic with baseball, for example, might draw on for all of the Katz Broadcasting stations," headliners and their funniest bits - con- the famous Abbott & Costello "Who's On Goodman continues. "Then, after maybe a densed and cleaned up for radio airplay. First" routine, move on to several cuts year of getting our act together, we would It's really a tool to make comedy more ac- from Bill Cosby or Rich Little, then see if we could create a service to market cessible to programmers who want to put highlight something from Stiller & Meara these things to other stations around the comedy on the air and for listeners who or Burns & Allen. country." want to hear it. Most radio stations don't have a very good comedy library, and there is a problem editing the material down." The program draws from a standard list "Sometimes, to my own amazement, it's of stand -up comics and comedy person- Network hard to believe that `Chickenman' Spots con- alities, such as George Carlin, Rodney tinues to run as frequently as it does," says Dangerfield, Steve Martin, and Joan Sandy Orkin, President of Chicago Radio United Stations is currently readying a three - Manilow," an exclusive two -hour music in- Rivers. Stations which carry "Laugh and Syndicate. "I think part of the key to its hour radio special, "The Award Winners," for a terview, Machine" are mostly mainstream contem- special chronicling the artist's life and overall success is that it's an overall station national Labor Day broadcast later this month. careér ... In honor of the 20th anniversary of porary, split between AOR, CHR, and A /C. promotion. We might have 200 or 300 radio The show is part of the company's "Country Six PRN provides ten programs each week on a the Beatles' first American tour, Radio Interna- stations a year carrying the Pack" holiday series, and is hosted by Lori program, and market exclusive, cash or barter basis, and tional is this month premiering previously they continue to Pinkerton ... United Press International have success with it like they can be run as often as they like. has unreleased interviews taped as the Fab Four they did in the early days." opened a news bureau in Juneau, Alaska, and trekked across the U. S. and Canada in 1964 Send Chocolate, Please has appointed Hardly a radio listener or programmer Robb Fulcher as its manager ...... DIR's "The Inside Track," a 90- minute month- alive hasn't heard the zany antics of this Obviously, these programs represent just Draper á Hampton has custom -designed a ly interview program hosted by Lisa Robinson, perennial and ubiquitous comedy super- the tip of the comedy iceberg. Dozens of music special for national sponsorship by has added "Music News," a new feature, to the hero. The show originated in '60s other programs old and new, classic Warner Bros. Pictures timed to coincide with the early - and program ... Don Hodes & Associates has when WCFL /Chicago Production Director contemporary - are available for airplay, the release today (8 -17) of the Clint Eastwood developed a sponsored radio trivia format called Dick Orkin created the paltry, poultry but are too numerous to mention in this par- picture "Tightrope." The special is a two -hour "Tag Team Trivia," which is now available for crime smasher. The short feature soon ticular column. However, for future consi- salute to the Cars, John Cougar Mellencamp, radio syndication. The feature, which is design- went into syndication and, following a brief deration, I would be interested in hearing and Billy Idol, and is titled, "Rock Stars '84: ed primarily for MOR and Talk stations, was respite in the '70s, from those readers who are also in Takin' It To The Top" ... Westwood One Radio early came back to a new the developed for local sponsorship on an exclusive business of being Network has and uninitiated audience. funny ... on a network set the weekend of September 16 basis . . as the airdate for "Star Trak Profiles Barry "Chickenman" varies in length from 2 to basis, of course. 2 -1/2 minutes, and includes customized Send your demos, please. áuiwow ay} ui uinn 04 ADM nnau ayl

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Brad Messer's Daybook (WO) Dally Feed (DCA) 25 -26 Whale Sinks Ship/Best Pistol shot (8/20) AUGUST Post-DeMes BN»s/Dentel Hi -Tech/ War -Zone Klde&Coloal Women (8/21) Coast To Coast Top 20 (AMS) Behind The Music (RKO2) Slowing The Summer/Campaign False 1st Alr Bombs/Walpaper (8/22) American Christian Phan. Culture Club Sterts/Fertmo'e Blues (8/20 -24) Vanzetti (8/23) Countdown (SP) Longest Belt/Sacco- Country Calendar (Cut) Farm Workers/Greet Moon Hoax (8/24) Jack Carney's Comedy Show (CW) Twle Pans Checkln'In (RKO2) s- Computer Program (PRN) Telephones (8/20 -24) srtvie American Gospel Rock Solid Gold Saturday Night (RKO) Computer whizzes/computer addiction/ (PRN) Countdown (SP) Evedy Brutars phobias/billing errors /computer clubs Laugh Machine CMrn/Hemty Youngman/Men Sherman/ Michele Peer Country Calendar (CW) (8/20-24) George Eddie Murphy /Gary Owens (8/20 -24) The Countdown (WO) Gal Davies Larry King Show (MBS) Alicia Myers Live From The RepuAYran Convention (8/20-23) Hltville USA Live From KAAM/Delle8 (8/24) Countdown America wl (LW) Music Of Motown Minding Your Business (NP) Leader (RKO) Entertainment John Electronic Mvteors/StOck Market Computer Jackson Jermaine (8/20) Private Session (RKO1) Assignment Hollywood (MBf Dick Clark's Rock, Roll, Country Calendar (CW) Electronic Advisors/Lost Credit Cards (8/21) Go -Go 's Mansions Steve Guttenberg (8/20) & Remember (US) Tom T. Hal PPO Health p,-o eea/Made-To-Order Lehm Wood (8/21) The Animals (8/22) Music Of The City (SI) Tony Daze Rare Trax (CW) PPO Health Progrems/Natlonal Video Recording (8/22) Don & Deanna On Crossover Mists Pamela Belwood EN, Costello (8/23) (8/23) Bleecker Street (CB) (LBP) Pat Monte (8/24) Radioscope Ta tk g Computer /Genetic Screenings (8/24) Ray Stevens Janet Jackson /LaToya Jackson Sound Check (RKO) Something You Should Know (SBS) Dr. Demento (WO) History Rock Notes wl Pat St. John (ABCF ) Roiling Stones' Continuous The Flax Pets 8 Success (8/20) Radio Songs Robert Plent/Horey Grippers (8/20) Of Rock And Roll (ABCR) Car Care (8/21.22) (CRN) Floyd Max Weinberg (8/21.24) Gary Owens' Supertracks School Days w/ Police/Sleety Den /Pink Fang In Love (8/23) Shannon/The Association Del Chikken & TV (8/24) Rock Report (SOU) The Great Sounds (US) Friday Sound Advice (PRN) John Udden/JOM Watte/Derrls DeYoup Keey Smith 31 Tape recorders /reel-to-reels /cassette decks/ Hot Rocks (US) "L'' cassette decka/noise reduction (8/20 -24) Scenes (SOL John Coger Meeencemp AUGUST Waldenbooks Report (WO) Screen Woman In Red (8/20) Lee Arnold On A Edwin Black's -The Transfer Agreement " / Cloak d Dagger (8/21) Country Road (MBS) Behind The Music (RKO2) Wes MCNeey's 'The Dune Encyclopedia " / Buckaroo Bsnzei (8/22 -23) Don Weems /Ronnie Milsep/Lee Greenwood/ Chicago John Updike's'The Witches Of Eestw/Ck" Behind The Music (RKO2) Weekend Hits 8 Misses (8/24) Mantrap /Aabera (8/20 -24) Barbara Cars Metalshop (MJI) Checkin' In (RKO2) Checkin' In (RKO2) T Sheppard Kiss Ed Bruce Music á Memories (SBS) News /Talk /Sports Country Calendar (CW) Country Calendar (CW) Little Anthony/Lillie Richard MEE= Michael Murphey Don Weeems Rare & Scratchy News Blimp (PRN) Beat The System (RK01) Rock á Roll (PIA) Private Session (RK01) Executive charisma/violent movie fallout/ Home warrantees (8/21) (RKO1) Young Rascals Jermeira Jackson Private Session office Otympics/fa$hio psychology/ Small Claims Court (8/23) Rick James houseplant diagnostics (8/20 -24) With (SOU) Rick Dees' Weekly Top 40 (US) Rare Trax (CW) Coping Newsline (NBC) Poeltive Side Of Depesaion (8/21) Sergio Mendes Joe Cocker Rare Trax (CW) Year Of The Ocean (8/20 -24) Identifying Poisonous Pants (8/22) (WO) Treating Poisonous Plant Infections (8/23) Rock Chronicles Retro Rock (CW) Feed-Day w/ Napoleon XIV Newsline Extra (NBC) More Auctions Meditation & Stress (8/24) Wooestock Pt. II Schoolroom' 84 (8/20 -24) wl Bill Fantini (ABCR) Eagle (ABCE) Sporting News Report (CW) Lifelines Silver a Martha Thomas's "Cute Guys" Rocklin (GSN) Sound Check (RKO) Thomas -24) Fran Pelzman De id Frizzed/Shelley West Dick Waams /Ba Vlydon/Darrel (8/20 Gus Donna Summer (8/21 -24) Solid Gold Country (US) (RKO1) Rock Over London (RI) Mind Games Charter" Pride Rooms (8/20) Aeon Moyat Ugly Source Concert (SOU) Saying Mad (8/21) Sound Check (RK O) Pre-natal Learning (8/22) Twisted Sister Lindsey Buckingham NETWORK PROMOS Predicting Elections (8/23) Superstars Rock Concert (WO) Never- Erndnp Bettie (8/24) Loverboy Catching up on a little movement Playboy Advisor (WO) Expectations of divorceee/he wants iob before Top 30 USA (CBSR) on the network scene: Deborah wedding/loving sports muaiemtic dreams/ Righteous Brothers McLaughlin is the new Director /Affi- he wants her to sleep with fie frlendai hate Relations for NBC Radio Net- Weekly Country Music chronic cteeter/te regrets his choice/ She comes to the running d cramps (8/20.24) Countdown (US) work and Talknet. Sylvie network from KDKA/Pittsburgh Spaces & Places (WO) Behind The Music (RKO2) Susan Love comes to ABC Youth Joy Of Laughter (8/20 -24) Urs Floss Radio Networks as an Account Exe- Checkin' In (RKO2) cutive, moving from Eastman Radio The Week Of Geil Davies John Brodie Ginger Kraus ABCD = ABC Direction Net Country Calendar (CW) Walsh is the new Director /Sales for ABCE = ABC Entertainment Net Earl Thomas Conley Broadcast News, ABCR = ABC Rock Net AUGUST 27 -31 Washington AGCY = ABC Youth Nets Private Session (RKO1) moving up from the post of Account AMS = American Media Services BBC Rock Hour (LW) Laura Bremsgen Executive in the Sales Department AP = Aseocated Press ASR = Ae Star Radio Hitline London (8/27 -31) Trax (CW) ... Michael Geisler has joined MJI Rare CB = Continuum Broadcasting Paul McCartney & Wings from United Sta- British Invasion (NSBA) Broadcasting CBS = CBS Radio A Retrospective: 1964 -1970 tions, and will manage the CBSA = CBS RadioRadto Sound Check (RKO) company's new radio production fad- CRN = Creative Radio Net Country Cioseup (NP) Twisted Sister pro- CW = Clayton Webster Steller Brothers (8/27-31) lity and engineer its syndicated Sack Ann Langtry DCA - DC Audio Suzanne grams ... Associated Press has ap- Earth News (WO) Suzanne Sack has been pro- DIR = DIR Broedceseng = seteete Net Brttfsh Invasion 20th Anniversary w/Beatles/ Wednesday moted to Director /Marketing and Pro- OSN Global Martin IN = Irrerview Brien Epstein/George motion for the CBS Radio Network, Rolling Stones/Animais/Kinks/Manfred Mann 29 Is = IS INC ap- LBP = Lee Bailey Prod.. (8/27 -31) AUGUST while Ann Langtry has been pointed Manager of that department Me = London W Guest DJ (PFM) = MuhdMutual Br Behind The Music (RKO2) Gordon . Peil has joined the Cheech & Chap ... MJI = MJI Broadcasting. Christopher Cross Mutual Radio Network as Midwest NBC = NBC Radio Innerview (IN) Regional Manager, coming to the net- NP = Narwood Productions Roger Taylor (8/27-31) Checkin' In (RK02) work from WRC/Washington. Mu- NSBA = NSBA Productt0t (WO) 58 Medley PFM = PFM Inc. Live From Galley's tual has also announced the appoint- PO = PG Prod. Mickey Gilley (8/27-31) Executives Mark Frawley Drea Besch Country Calendar (CW) ment of two new Account PIA = Pudic Interest Ai. Music Makers (NP) pointed Mark Frawley as its Broad- RI = Radio International Crystal Gayle - Kerry Markey and Sandra Robert Godet (8/27.31) Krampert ... Westwood One has cast Executive for the network's RKO = RKO Radio Net RK01 = RKO One OH The Record (WO) John Brodie and Ginger Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and Private Session (RKO1) appointed RK02 = RKO Two Quiet Riot/Scandal/Aatt (8/27-31) DC territory. AP has also Pcnter Slaters Kraus to its advertising sales team as Washington, SBS = Strand Broadcast Off The Record Specials (WO) part of an expansion move. Brodie added Tim Sergeant, Ted Hamp- SI = Syndicate It Rare Trax (CW) Rush (8/27.31) Comes to the network from NBC, son, and Dan Murphy to its staff in SOU = NBC The Source Molly Hatchet SP = 'The Spire" Productions Pop Concert (WO) while Kraus jumps from ABC. In addi- Washington ... 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6 L abed 426 L 'L L 4sn6ny 'Aepud/aga R &R /Friday, August 1 7, 1984 Page 20 NEW CALLS KSGO RKO 15 NEWS /TALK STAFFERS EXIT Continued from Page 1 of a recurrence of some of the KYXI Shifts To Gold Format questioned business practices. WAYS Becomes WROQ; Torn Burchill, who left RKO News /Big Band outlet KYXI/ chance to put our ratings together earlier this year, was President Portland will convert to a fulltime for a stronger selling position." of the network during the period AM & FM Go CHR locally- programmed "Golden Old- Describing the new direction, in which these practices occur- ies" format beginning Septerpber Johnson added, "Our focus is on red. He said Tuesday (8 -14) that WAYS /Charlotte has discon- under the consultancy of Randy 1, adopting new calls KSGO. The the mid -'60s, with lots of Beach he was not aware during his tinued its News /Talk format for Kabrich. As a result of the WAYS station, which offered news in Boys, Supremes, British Invasion, tenure of practices "under traditional CHR, adopting new changes, 15 news staffers were let mornings and big band music dur- etc. We'll go back to the '50s, but which spots were not run," ex- call letters WROQ. WROQ will go. ing the rest of the day, has ended only for certain artists, such as plaining that "the RKO Net- simulcast during drivetimes with Owner /President Sis Kaplan its affiliations with Satellite Music Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, and works operated in accordance its FM sister station (now WROQ- stated frankly, "Other research Network (for "Stardust" music), the Everly Bros. Essentially, with RKO General policies." He FM ), which is shifting from AOR indicated gains for WAYS, but the Mutual (Larry King), and CBS nothing will be more recent than cited two problems over which name of the game is Arbitron, and (network news). In addition, ap- 1973. The format will emphasize he had no control: documented unfortunately their numbers for proximately eight news staffers music - no news, or features, and and ongoing poor clearances of the AM did not happen. The sound were let go. very little announcing." inventory on RKO -owned sta- of our news operation was good, Explaining the reasons for the tions, and a resistance by the but News /Talk is a very expensive change, PD Michael Johnson ex- Selcom corporation to fulfill requests Piccirillo format to run, and without plained, "When we rolled in the for organizational expansion to Continued from Page 1 numbers it wasn't feasible. Big Band format about six months keep pace with network growth. "What we're doing with the ago, crosstown KYTE brought in is interesting to continued, "will be a Ups Rainey, He stated, "It I'm slowly gathering here that a AM," she 'Music Of Your Life.' Since that older statement to to our FM, which is note that in (its) PD will emerge from the group. complement audience is already tenuous from a has detailed the nicely. WROQ-FM Forrer the FCC, RKO These people are super pros, so performing viewpoint, to have two sta- of operational of time, sales adoption certain whoever that is would not have has evolved over a period tions splitting chose demographics and improvements, we are more of a CHR station changes to do a lot of training." and to be ludicrous. which I requested but AOR. It's all very exciting just seemed some of Christy added that KS95 /Min- than an WAYS' "A more important business for which I never got approval." neapolis personality Magic to me, very much like 'Big 40. I've got a reason why Oldies was selected Both Burchill and Harris at- has accepted the in the heyday of Top Christian confidence was that we've never been able to tribute much of RKO's concern morning drive position at tremendous amount of combo our radio buys before with situation to its in abilities to make these over the billing WCLS, and will join the station Randy's our AOR FM sister station KGON. FCC hearings to deter- fly." ongoing in late September. changes When KYXI was all-News, its lis- mine its qualifications as a Kabrich explained, "We're cur- teners were 35 +, while KGON broadcast licensee. He conclud- rently examining all positions on was 35- minus. Programming Big ed, "If it weren't for the FCC the FM to make sure we have the Band made it just that much Jim Forrer Andy Rainey situation, I don't think this best talent available; however, worse. This change provides the In twin promotions within Sel- would have ever attracted the there are no further changes ex- corn Radio, VPs Andy Rainey and notoriety that it did. RKO was Acree pected. I'll be based here for a Forrer have been advanced clearly the victim of circum- hands -on position with these two Jim Continued from Page 1 Chong to Sr. VP /Marketing and Sr. stances, as was I - and several stations. Jack Daniels will pro- VP /Midwest Division, respective- others. We were victims of our gram both WROQ -AM & FM and Advances To ly. own very rapid growth and from an all-music beginning to report directly to me. The non- Selcom Radio President Bar- some systemic problems. I only a more foreground stance in the simulcast hours on the AM will be OM At KGU bara Crooks observed, "Both An- know a portion of what was go- future. semi -automated, with the FM per- recording voice tracks. After two years as a broadcast dy and Jim have made tremen- ing on during that time." "Dana is a tremendously cre- sonalities technician at Talk- formatted dous contributions to the company The report filed with the FCC ative individual and, in line with Having an AM and FM combined well - staff he's of advertising, as KGU /Honolulu, Chester Chong in many ways. These this week indicated that these planned changes, for the purposes deserved promotions recognize members of the Enforcement able to move into the area he well as quality programming, has stepped up to Operations market Manager. The promotion follows their outstanding efforts." Division of the Securities Ex- most wants to be in, making our gives us a unique have re- on the heels of Dan van Eeno's re- Rainey joned Selcom's Market- change Commission team stronger than ever be- position." cent appointment as PD. ing Division in 1976, and was quested a meeting with Gen- fore." VP /GM Mark Hurd said, "KGU elevated to VP /Research & Corp's counsel, and an Internal Acree said, "FirstCom is a is pleased to promote from within, Marketing the following year. She Revenue Service representative new and growing company as Chester has proved himself said, "Selcom is really experienc- has also contacted the network. which is aggressively acquiring McCoy super- ing a good growth period, and I'm Still, in identifying and remedy- new properties in the Southeast, capable of more involved Continued from Page 1 visory tasks." happy to be part of it." ing the problem, RKO is hopeful and the opportunities for inter- Forrer, who was unavailable for that it is drawing to a close. nal growth are incredible. After Prior to KGU, Chong spent 18 ward to the additional competi- comment, has managed Selcom's RKO General VP/Corporate ten years with this great family months as a staffer at crosstown tion; the more there are, the Detroit office for the past seven Communications Steve Ellis at WMC, I have some fond KSSK. "I feel very flattered and sharper you tend to be." years. In his new capacity, he will told R&R, "The situation is memories and, while it's sad to proud working for KGU," he said. McCoy added that he will also oversee the company's pretty much over at this point. leave, I'm looking forward to as- "Talk radio is somewhat of a new sist KKLT in a temporary con- Chicago, Minneapolis, and St. Things may develop in the the same kind of relationship format in Hawaii, and eventually sulting capacity until a new PD we'll make it to the top. This pro- Louis offices on station relations future, but we don't anticipate with my new family at KD{- now." is in place. motion means a lot to me." and solicitations. that happening right 106." Transactions Waldron WWJF became necessary for the firm to sell the Eau Continued from Page 3 Continued from Page 3 Continued from Page 3 Claire radio properties. been taking a hard look at this A/C format. with 100kw at 92.9 mHz; WMYU/Knoxvllle, an WAVY & WAXX represent the first broadcast The listeners have commented that the satellite brings us music that's totally mat- and A/C station with 100kw at 102.1 mHz; acquisitions for Central Communications. No basic sound was getting boring, so we're go- ched to the preferences of South Florida WSEV /Sevierville, TN, a Country- formatted 1 kw mar- broker was involved in the sale. ing to pick up the tempo a bit. The idea is to and completely on track with our own daytimer at 930 kHz. broaden our spectrum to make KISN more ket research. The Transtar product sounds is natural extension of our mass appeal, but it'll definitely be adult - fantastic and a Morrow owns WALL & WKGL /MId- Sillerman- oriented." present effort." dletown, NY; WRANIDover, NJ; WJJB /Pough- Katabian Continued from Page 3 Waldron, who has spent the last few keepsle, NY; WHMP -AM & FM Northampton, months as GM at KFRZ /Brigham City, UT, Transtar President C.T. Robinson added, MA; WOCB d& WRZEIWest Yarmouth, MA; and handled the last few months of the station's this previously served 15 years as PD at Salt "We're most pleased and honored by a controlling interest in WATL-TV /Atlanta. A/C programming and is a market veteran Lake City CHR outlet KCPX. He told R&R, association with Joe Amaturo, (Amaturo from WWDE and WNOR, commented, offer I couldn't refuse, and Radio President) Monte Lang, and all the "The numbers just weren't what they "This was an To it worked out. KCPX has pretty good people at Joy." WA YY & WAXX Sold should have been, so we looked around for a I'm glad to a rock stance, and isn't as new approach, and found the void in the much gone Central Communications appeal as we're going to be. I see a market with the help of Gary Burns. While mass Collins in the market for the direction we're Continued from Page 3 Central Communications, Inc. has announced we've not cemented our promotional plans, hole taking playing the hits, targeting 18-34." it has purchased WAYY & WAXXIEau Claire, WI, I think we're going to have a wider appeal - should be able to turn things along with local outfits Page Call, Inc., Muzak Of than WNVZ." Christian help we and I have very similar pro- Eau Claire, and ZSound Engineering Services. Consultant Burns told R&R, "The market Continued from Page 3 around. He philosophies, so we'll get WRQK The combined purchase price was $4 million. was over- A /C'd, and the only CHR was goals and aspirations. He's put together a gramming the mainstream of competition." Daytimer WAYY operates with 5 kw on 1150 Joseph's Hot Hits station, WNVZ, very good organization, and he's a good back into Mike to the Winston-Salem/ kHz, while WAXX broadcasts with 100 kw on which is running a very limited playlist. I broadcaster in all aspects." Christian add- Before coming market, Collins had served as 104.5 mHz at 1830 feet. firmly believe the market can support more ed that the station going CHR "probably is Greensboro Manager for Globetrotter Com- This transaction was the result of the recently - than being generated by the somewhere down the line. That is probably Operations CHR points are American Broad- consummated Gillette Group-Post Corporation format because Hot Hits is very limited in what will happpen in the end, though I munications and Booth- also consulted WSNY/Colurn- merger. As part of that larger deal, in which its appeal and music. I expect real good wouldn't say anytime soon. The writing's on casting. He'd JR -A..I & FM /Norfolk. 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The overworked and often -wrong Longtime CHR outlet WLCS /BATON Washington rumor mill has FCC Chairman ROUGE has switched formats to Big MARK FOWLER quitting soon to join the Band /Easy Listening. The new call letters are Love Reagan -Bush campaign, with MIMI DAWSON WXAM. moving up to the top job. A source in Fowler's WCBS- FMINEW YORK will broadcast a office adamantly denies the report. But, as You "Rock & Roll Radio Greats" weekend (August evidence of an imminent change, some 18 & 19), featuring a live lineup that includes observers are citing Fowler's current three- New York superstar DJs HARRY Suzanne" week vacation and his declining, despite HARRISON, COUSIN BRUCIE MORROW, DAN INGRAM, repeated pleas, to accept an invitation to CHARLIE GREER, RON LUNDY, JOE address next month's Radio Convention - O'BRIEN, HERB OSCAR ANDERSON, DEAN Programming Conference in Los Angeles. ANTHONY, JACK SPECTOR, and BOB Big talk on the East Coast this week that LEWIS. Ought to be an "aircheckers " ' dream. WPJB /PROVIDENCE had switched back to its Congratulations to RAB old CHR format. Well, forget it. While the VP /Marketing Information station has adopted a new "All Hit" slogan, KEN COSTA on his and while the music is "somewhat more 20th anniversary with the radio contemporary," the target audience is still 25 -34 and the format remains industry's sales and Adult /Contemporary. marketing organization. Ken, who on September 1 SHAWN PORTMANN will begin his third decade has been named General of service to the industry, Sales Manager of TAFT is widely considered the BROADCASTING's leading marketing analyst in recently- acquired Ken Costa radio today. WSUN /TAMPA. A six -year company vet, Portmann ROBYN KRAVITZ has exited as joins WSUN after three ELEKTRAIASYLUM National Album Promotion years as Local Sales Director, and can be reached at (212) Manager at WDVE/ 691 -6698. In an unrelated move (it was Shawn Portmann PITTSBURGH. planned before Robyn's departure and would Gold- formatted WFIL /PHILADELPHIA is have happened anyhow) Boston rep BRAD seeking a new morning personality. Good HUNT has been upped to East Coast Regional money for the right person. Contact PD JAY AOR Director, and RAY GMEINER, West MEYERS (215) 482 -7000. Coast Promotion and Marketing Manager, has become West Coast Regional AOR Director. PYRAMID BROADCASTING CEO RICHARD BALSBAUGH and Chief A couple of weeks ago we told you about Programming Officer SUNNY JOE WHITE have the plans of WQDR /RALEIGH to go Country in added another station to their SUNRICH September. A PD for the station has been consultancy - WKSS /HARTFORD. Sunrich's named - he's CHARLIE MARCUS, most first client station, as announced last week, is recently PD of KXXY /OKLAHOMA CITY. WKTU /NEW YORK.

All of us at R &R extend our prayers for a So that means no AOR station in Raleigh, speedy recovery to KOST /LOS ANGELES MD right? Wrong! WRDU (formerly WXYY) is set and evening personality JAN MARIE. Jan was to serve the area on September 1 with seriously injured in an automobile accident last 100,000 watts of an adult- oriented AOR Saturday evening (8 -1 1), and remained approach. Along for the ride are several former unconscious as we went to press Tuesday key WQDR staffers: GM DAVE BERRY, MD (8 -14). BOB WALTON, Production Manager TOM GUILD, and announcer BOB ROBINSON. WSUAIMIAMI VP /GM JULIO EXIT RUMBAUT has departed in order to PETER NAPOLIELLO joins become President of JOHN BLAIR MOTOWN /MOROCCO as National AOR & CO.'s about- to -be- acquired Promotion Director. WKID -TV across town. Continued on Page 24

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As JIM MAHANAY exits G100 /MOBILE after five years, Music Director SCOTT GRIFFITH has been bumped up to the Program Director's slot. Continued from Page 22

BOB McKAY is now the PD at IB 1( Thirty -year KUUY/CHEYENNE. This reunites the former WMALIWASHINGTON KCBOISAN DIEGO programmer with TERRELL veteran air personality METHENY - his GM when both worked at FELIX GRANT will do his WBCSIMILWAUKEE. Former KUUY PD final jazz program on the BRONCO JOHNNY has re- assumed his former station August 31. A victim air name and is now doing mornings as of AM's ever -shrinking BWANA JOHNNY on A/C sister station KKAZ. nighttime audience for music, the highly -acclaimed Two prime morning openings in Grant has no plans to Music City this week as both IT retire. Stations interested in 00E1 WZKS and KX104 seek Felix Grant Grant's considerable replacements for their current AM knowledge of jazz should contact WMAL. drive shows. At WZKS, JIM ZIPPO & DEBBIE Congratulations to KBCOIBOULDER SUMMERS have announced their resignation in Operations Manager DENNIS CONSTANTINE order to accept an offer from an undisclosed and his wife Caroline on the happy occasion of major market. President /GM RON KEMPFF is "CARIBBEAN their recent wedding. the man to contact for that opening. Meanwhile at KX104, COYOTE McCLOUD will Looking for a morning slot in the Midwest? now pursue his recording career fulltime A/C- formatted WMYXIMILWAUKEE is still following the release of his single, "Where's looking for just the right person to fill the QUEEN The Beef ?" VP /Programming MICHAEL ST. morning drive slot. Contact BETH FAST at JOHN is the impress (414) 529 -1250. one to to get the KX104 (NO MORE LOVE job. GEORGE COLLIER is the new marketing In the true spirit of the Olympics, DINO liaison for CAPITOL and EMI AMERICA, BARBIS and CHRIS CRIST of WB cut through ON THE RUN)" representing all Country product. Based in a whole lot of red tape to host a dinner for the L.A., George joins Capitol from his position as Greek Olympic Team at Chris's home in Los West Coast District Manager for MCA. Angeles last week. Twenty-one hungry athletes showed up for a big meal from two d WGRIBUFFALO midday Americans proud of their Greek heritage. personality and MD JOE GALUSKI WQSRIBALTIMORE has promoted LIBBY A SMASH has been promoted to Assistant r FOX from Assistant PD to Music Director. FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN PD. At KFIILOS ANGELES, Music Director MIKE GRACE is the new PD at STEVE LaBEAU has been promoted to 8104 add KOPA add WWKZ(KZ103) /TUPELO, MS. Assistant PD, and LIZ KILEY is now the MD. WXKS -FM deb 39 FM102 add Uz will continue to handle her airshift at sister KS103ISAN DIEGO has named SHERRY CKGM 38 -28 KS103 add station KOST. TOENNIES Promotion Director. Sherry spent CKOI add XTRA add several years as National Programming Coordinator for CHARTER BROADCASTING. WCAU -FM add KEARTH add In what may be some kind of B94 deb 30 KMEL add WSOVIWILLIAMSPORT welcomes record, five new babies have been MICHAEL CRUZ as PD from sister station WHTX add 29 KIQQ add born to staffers of WMGNI D1031TALLAHASSEE. MARK WILLIAMS will PRO -FM add WMAR add MADISON since March 25. GM continue as WSQV Music Director. Z93 add Z106 38 -28 CHUCK MEFFORD and his wife Sue got the KREO 195 add WBBQ add ball rolling, followed by afternoon jock VIC /SANTA ROSA, CA ups PD BILL RICHARDS to Operations Manager. Y100 add KXXl06 add MARTIN and his wife Karen, Continuity Director BOB ABELLA and his wife Donna, KTFM KFYR /BISMARCK GM TOM BARR has B97 add deb 38 News Director SUZANNE KAYE LAURION and resigned after 12 years with the station. No WCZY deb 25 Z98 add her husband Jim, and morning personality PAT replacement has been named. WHYT 30 -28 WRKR 33 -23 O'NEILL and his wife Lee. If you want to go KIIS -FM 32 -29 K093 36 -25 back to January, midday man JIM REED and STORK STOPS: WABB- FMIMOBILE MD his wife Sally had their second child, which PAUL FULLER and wife Barbara are the proud raises the WMGN total to six. Programming VP parents of their first child, Deirdre ... Born to PLUS MANY MORE EARLY BELIEVERS BILL VANCIL told Street Talk, "Maybe I'm not KNMQISANTA FE PD STEVE STUCKER and giving them enough work to do!" his wife Vicki, a boy, Dean Charles (8 -7). BLACK URBAN CHART 11 -O

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LZ abed 1,96L 'L L ¡sn6ny'Aepud/}jVlj Page 28 R &R /Friday, August 17, 1984 Lfg? Datebook MONDAY, AUGUST 20 Planted Item Robert Plant, who turns 36 today, is known for having the second worst luck among ex- members of Led Zep- pelin. lt was Plant's car crash roughly nine years and two weeks ago that forced the group to shorten its touring schedule and led to near -constant speculation for the last five years of the group's life that Zep was going to break up any minute. Given the long wait that ensued between the final Zeppelin records, Plant has been absolutely pro- D E lific as a solo, with albums coming out late in each of the last two summers and with another one that should be im- minent as you read this. Other birthdays: Chicago's Jim Pankow 1947, Thin Lizzy's Phil Lynott 1951. TUESDAY, AUGUST 21 Clash Goes Love Clash leader Joe Strummer's 31st birthday coincides with a couple of other semi- significant days in punk/new -wave history. On this day in 1976, the first French /European punk festival was held, although its plann- ed cornerstone group, the Sex Pistols, was too much for the promoters to handle and the concert went on without them. Four years later, the movie "Breaking Glass" (which remains one of the seminal British punk films despite having played the U.S. for about a week) premiered in London. In between these two events, the Pistols provided the inspiration for Strummer (nee John Mellor) to abandon his former group, the two year -old 101'ers, and lead the Clash as an opening act for the Pistols. The Clash have yet to follow up their first American smash, "Rock the Casbah." Earlier this year, Strummer's co- founder Mick Jones left the Clash and Strummer took the revamped group on an American tour. Other birthdays: Kenny Rogers 1938, Jackie DeShannon 1944 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22 Casting Against Type These days "Othello" is a little more traditionally cast. Paul Winfield, who at this writing is playing Shakespeare's title role at San Diego's Old Globe, is a highly respected actor but has, thus far, displayed no rock and roll chops whatsoever. On this day in 1966, the New York Times announced that Jerry Lee Lewis had been signed to play lago in "Catch My Soul," the British, rocked -up "Othello" that became, in effect, the first rock opera, preceding "Jesus Christ Superstar" by at least three years. Besides Lewis, various casts of "Soul" included Richie Havens as Othello (in the movie version, which didn't surface until after "Superstar" became popular in America), P.J. Proby, and, in the movie, Season Hubiey. M Birthdays: Dale Hawkins 1938 0 THURSDAY, AUGUST 23 Living On The Edge #1 Just in time for reports that the Who and their management have settled the last of the lawsuits stemming from the Cincinnati tragedy comes the day that drummer Keith Moon would have turned 37. Besides being the youngest member of the group, Moon was the only one who didn't grow up in London's Shepherds Bush neighborhood. He was in a surf band called the Beachcombers when he was brought in to replace original High Numbers drummer Doug Sanden. Moon was also the last of the group to release a solo LP, 1975's "Two Sides of the Moon." On September 7, 1978, roughly a month after the release of "Who Are You," Moon overdosed on M Y" Heminervrin, a sedative that he was using to control his alcoholism. FRIDAY, AUGUST 24 Living On The Edge #2 Dave Mason reportedly left Traffic because he couldn't handle Steve Winwood's growing interest in longer CHR CHART: improvised pieces. Jim Capaldi could and stayed on to play drums even after Mason had left twice and Winwood took off for Blind Faith and Ginger Baker's Air Force. Capaldi's first solo LP, "Oh How We Danced," came while he was still a Traffic member and Winwood was sidelined by illness. (lt was those sessions that led to the eventual inclusion of three Muscle Shoals players on Traffic LPs.) Throughout the solo career that followed Traffic, Capaldi NOW ON OPER has covered enough stylistic bases to make Winwood seem somewhat conservative by comparison. A year after Capaldi's first U.S. hit with "That's Love," Traffic is back on the British charts via an odd cover of their "Hole In My Shoe." The record is credited to Neil, the hippie character played by Nigel Planer in the British TV series, "The Young 150 CHR STATIONS Ones." Capaldi turns 40 today. SATURDAY, AUGUST 25 Australian Crawl INCLUDING Back in Rick Springfield's first phase as an American teen idol, he was one of the rock stars who tied in with Care Free to give free concerts at high schools that sent in the most gum wrappers. Springfield's gumball rally WPHD 13 WOKI 16-11 followed a long period where immigration problems had reportedly kept him from doing much touring in America at all. Springfield was born in Sydney on this day in 1949. His military family was responsible for him growing up in CHUM 28-22 WFMI 25-16 both Australia and England. He had his first band, the Jordy Boys, by age 13 and had been through another group, Wickety Wak, before the Zoot made him famous in Australia. During the mid -'70s, Springfield was apparently set to WCIY 34-23 WRNO 14-12 star in "The Buddy Holly Story," but the project took two years to get to theatres with Gary Busey as its star. Rick's next -to -last attempt at some rock credentials came when he enlisted Neil Geraldo as his producer and covered WLOL-FM 22-19 WAHC 33-11 Sammy Hagar's "I've Done Everything For You." That record wasn't a hit when first released; we know it primarily as the follow -up to "Jessie's Girl." KPLUS 15-9 WGRD 12-10 Other birthdays: Elvis Costello 1954. Gene Simmons 1950. SUNDAY, AUGUST 26 WFLY 20-13 KOMO 18-15 Lee Hays Dies Lee Hays, one of the four original members of the Weavers, died of cancer on this day in 1981. Although their WLAN-FM 16-11 K093 16-9 pop hits had pretty much ended by the beginning of the rock era, the Weavers were the link between the Woody Guthrie /Leadbelly folk of the early 20th century and the folk /rock acts that we're familiar with. Beginning as the WIYP 13-6 Almanac Singers, the Weavers were also, inadvertently, one of the first political acts on the charts. In the 1982 documentary "Wasn't That A Time," members of the group say that they began singing old union tunes and the like simply because they liked the songs themselves. When the political bent of the group's material became enough to CBS get them blacklisted in the early '50s, it spurred the group on to greater political activism than earlier intended. 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"I took the all -night shift as an afternoon drive shift for all - - nighters. I turned a negative into a positive. We started an All Nighters Club, which we called the FIGIT Club - Friends In Giv- ing Invite Togetherness."

DAN O'DAY positive. We started an All- Nighters Club, R&R: Simply because you're on the air, EVEN THE NIGHTS ARE BETTER which owe called the FIGIT Club - Friends In though, I think there has to be a barrier of Giving Invite Togetherness. From 2 to 5, the sorts between you and your audience....But format wasa relaxed. I could put phone calls from what you're describing, it sounds like on the air. I called it the Number One shift awith you the barrier is a lot smaller than because we started the day, we didn't end with a lot of other jocks. It sounds like you're Carol Mason: Upbeat it. I had a State of the All- Nighters Address, trying to let them know you as much as you which we did once a month, getting possibly can within the limitations of the restaurants to serve french fries at six in format. What don't you let them know about the morning so that the all- nighters could you? On The Overnights eat, too .... and it really caught on. CM: Well, when Syracuse played St. John's, I wanted to see Syracuse beat St. 00000000130000 John's, which is a local team here in the city. on the air I said, "Gee, who do you root hen you're an air personality, putting yourself on the line on a So "People are people, no matter for ?" They knew my dilemma ... But I daily basis, your attitude is an extremely important factor in didn't go on the air and say, "Gee, I hope St. determining your professional success. It's easy to have an en- whether they're in Indianapolis or John's gets creamed!" thusiastic, upbeat attitude when you're doing mornings on the #1 station Chicago or New York. And I think R&R: So you try to let them know where in the market, with complete freedom over your show, a big promotional the key to personality radio is be- you stand without alienating them? CM: Absolutely. budget, and the total support of management. But what if you're not do- ing yourself." R&R: What about politics? ing a drivetime shift? What if you're doing horrors! all- nights? CM: I don't get into politics. I'll talk about Before you start bitching about being the positive. I'll talk about Mayor Koch if he relegated to such an aural wasteland, you Yorker, thinking tornadoes happened only 00000000000000 writes a book, but I won't discuss his might want to pick up a few pointers from in Kansas. I was scared. What do you do politics. WYNY /New York's Carol Mason, who has when a tornado hits? All I could do was Living The All -Night Life R&R: Why is that? accepted the night shift as a genuine, ex- laugh. My PD, Herb Allen, was there with At first the thing you had to accept in be- CM: Again, not to alienate the audience. citing creative challenge. me for the first couple of hours, and he was ing an All- Nighter was you cannot do your R&R: Where did you begin your radio a doll. He told me just to relax and take it show and go right to sleep, because that's career? easy. like being a Day Person trying to work all- CM: I began as a parttimer at WFBL in Anyway, the fourth month I was there I nights. You have to be an All -Nighter. You Syracuse. I was there for a year and a half. got a phone call from a guy who said his have to go to sleep at noon and live those Then I went to WFMS /Indianapolis. name was Craig Scott from Plough Broad- hours; that's the key. You really have to ad- R &R: How did you get to Indianapolis? casting. We got to talking for a while. He just to that schedule, and you find that peo- CM: I went to Buf- asked me my astrological sign - which is ple up at that hour are really different from falo with some fri- Aquarius - and he asked if I'd ever con- the norm. Because let's face it, the norm is ends for a weekend, sidered leaving Indianapolis. Thinking he not up at that time. One of my major things and WKBW happened was a listener, I didn't want to say that my was trying to find a dry cleaner at 3 o'clock to have an opening in major goal was eventually to get back in the morning - which was our lunch hour. 7- midnight. Even home to New York. I loved it. With the All- Nighters, there's though I knew I I said, "Well, right now I love it here," more of a one-on-one communication. And, wouldn't get the job, which was true. Then he told me to keep it again, it was more relaxed. For example, because they already confidential, but his company was starting the morning man in Chicago had had a woman work- Carol Mason a live Country station in Chicago. I said to meteorologists from local TV stations. You ing all -nights, I wanted to hear what some- him, "Look, I'm on the air; can you call me know what we did? We had our own All- one else thought of my work. So I took a back at midnight ?" In the meantime, I call- Nighter meteorologist, whose name was tape over to Sandy Beach, and he told me to ed WMPS in Memphis to find out if this guy Gil. He worked at a canning company, and get out of Syracuse. He kept my tape, and was for real. And sure enough, they said he always called with the temperature. I about a month later I got a call from the Craig Scott was out of town, they thought he made him our Official All -Night general manager of WFMS. They were was in Indianapolis .... So I knew he was Meteorologist. He'd call me on the phone, looking for a female disc jockey, and he real. And to make a long story short, two I'd give him the forecast, then I'd record happened to be friendly with Sandy's GM days later I flew to Chicago and got hired to him and play it back at one in the morning, and asked me to send a tape. I knew nothing come to WJEZ. and then we'd do another one at 4 o'clock. about country music. I told the guy that, and he said, "I don't care. It's what you say between the songs." So I sent the tape, and a week later they hired me. "I called it the Number One Shift because we started the day, R&R: You said something interesting I'd we didn't end it. I had a State of the All -Nighters0 Address, which like to go back to: What is relevant about Sandy already having a woman working we did once a month, getting restaurants to serve french fries at all- nights? six in the morning so that all -nighters could eat, too .... and it Pajama Party CM: Today I think it would be a little dif- really caught on." R&R: Before we go, let's talk a little ferent, but at that time (1978) Well, let o about feet pajamas. me put it this way : In 1978, I was the only CM: (Laughing) I wear feet pajamas on female in the entire Syracuse market. So 0000000000000000000000000000 Christmas. It's a ritual. I mean, why not? having one fulltime female jock was con- A Fight For The Right Personal Honesty The listeners can't see me. So I wear my sidered very good, but I don't think you'd on the every Christmas. - To All- Nights R&R: It sounds like you became very im- feet pajamas air ever find more than one at a single station. shop in I worked all- nights there. When I asked, portant to your listeners; you were really One year some guys from a bagel brought me a bunch of bagels for "Who else is on the staff ?" he said, "Well, there for them ... as opposed to being Brooklyn Adapting To Country you're it. so far." They originally had there simply because you couldn't get a Christmas. So I invited them up and they me on the air, eating bagels. R&R: So you went to WFMS and did thought of putting me in 7- midnight, but "better" shift. joined - feet pa- Country. and I think this was the major turning point CM: I love my job. I think people are peo- R&R: With you wearing your CM: For four months ... and I loved it. I in my career I told him, "Look, in In- ple, no matter whether they're in In- jamas? - to men- think it is important that you know the dianapolis they always seem to throw on dianapolis or Chicago or New York. And I CM: Of course. Oh, and I've got It was my first music you're playing, and I went to a people who don't care or aren't think the key to personality radio is being tion my favorite radio story. all-night for library immediately and looked up any good. Without television, I'm stuck yourself. That and honesty; those are the night back at WYNY; I had been away midnight. One of the Gentleman Jim Reeves, Ernest Tubb ... I listening to radio all night, and there's two big things. My audience knows I'm a about a year. It was ap- wanted to know who I was playing. But nothing on the radio that I can listen to." Yankee fan. I lived in Chicago, I like the cleaning crew - her name was Mary - ON AIR light out- when I arrived at WFMS, I knew nothing And I think I talked my way into the all- White Sox; they know I like the Rangers parently didn't notice the in while I about country music. night shift. more than I do the Islanders, they know all side the studio. She came running and yelled, My first night there, I pulled every R&R: You're one of the few people I know these things. They know about me and I was doing a live commercial She was crossover song I could find: John Denver, who was offered an earlier airshift and had know about them. At WYNY I'm working "You're back! My baby's back!" to get through the Glen Campbell, etc. And the clock that tim- to fight for all- nights. 9pm -lam. If somebody calls me up and hugging me, I was trying his ed the carts broke ... and I did not know CM: Well, I was happy to get it. It was a says, "Gee, my kids are listening tonight," commercial, my engineer was laughing I can when each song was going to end. And not challenge to me, and I'll tell you why: I took I'll mention that ... within the format of head off. "Let me look at you! See, love only that, but I also found out there was a the all-night shift as an afternoon drive shift the station. I think listeners can tell if still pick her up!" Is it any wonder I tornado watch that night. I was a New for all-nighters. I turned a negative into a you're not being yourself. radio ?? llAig sa.zay 'aisnuz s,a.zaup .zanazagM

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Steve Lapa, most recently ming directions recently announced General Sales Manager at WDZL- for KMEL. Steve's such a tremen- TV /Miami, has been named GSM dous idea person. I'm particularly for Century Broadcasting's happy to have a guy with as much KMEL /San Francisco. He iv- experience at going through for- BRAD MESSER places Joe Schwartz, who is mat transitions as he has, both in relocating to Southern California. terms of hands-on management and in consultancy situations." KMEL VP /GM Rick Lee told Prior to television sales, Lapa R&R, "Steve is a manager's served as GSM for WVCG & manager and a salesperson's WYOR /Miami, and was Director As The Twig Is Bent . . salesman. He brings with him a of Sales/Management for Burk- wealth of sales talent to accom- hart/Abrams, Michaels, Douglas pany the exciting new program- & Associates. ..so the tree will grow," said Grandma, by writers aren't that skilled. They cannot produce which she meant that people grow up to be the "spoken" English needed by radio, so mostly whatever they have been trained to be. they learn to write what the wires provide ... a We radio newspeople are (with mercilessly language I call Archaic Newspaper. few exceptions) trained from the very first day to Then what happens? About a ton of you in- imitate network announcers. And because itial people - VPs, GMs, NDs, and PDs - somewhere along the way we've gotten the start whimpering and moaning because you can't general impression that the net guys are gray and find newspeople who can deliver news and infor- somber folk, our radio news talent pool now in- mation in what you call "one -on -one style ." You cludes thousands and thousands of people doing train us to be ever -so- somber and gray. Then the their earnest best to live up to the awesome marketplace does a 180 and stands with its col- responsibility of always sounding deadly serious. lective checkbook open and waiting, unable to While we are cloning ourselves to become as find newspeople who can sound friendly and talk networky as possible in diction and delivery, like real people. we're given daily writing lessons by the wire ser- In a column in the far -distant future, I am vices. The blind leading the blind. Admittedly, going to explain why it all happened that way. It some wire copywriters (at least three or four, is #4 on my list of Stuff to Figure Out, im- would you say ?) can communicate in clear mediately below quantum mechanics, federal tax language and explain complicated facts in a sim- forms, and women. ple way, but the predominant number of wire

Whale Incident No Fish Story MONDAY, AUGUST 20 - When the crew of the whaling ship Anne Alexander harpooned a whale on this date in 1851, the wounded animal counterattacked by ramming the big wooden sailing ship repeatedly until it splintered and sank to the bottom of the Atlantic. Survivors were rescued by a passing ship the following day. The whale got away. Danish navigator Vitus Bering became the first European to discover Alaska in 1741. Uncle Sam used a Wright Brothers airplane to conduct the world's first military test flight in 1908. Baseball vet Graig Nettles 40. Kids Escape War Zone TUESDAY, AUGUST 21 - Several hundred British children arrived in America without their parents in 1940. AROUND THE WHEEL FOR 40 DAYS - After setting a new world's record by The kids were the first contingent shipped to the USA to escape German air raids on England. living on a ferris wheel for 40 days, WGRO /Buffalo's Larry "Snorton" Norton In 1621 our lonely forefathers met some of the ladies who became our foremothers, when a ship arrived at the Virginia Col- receives his admirers from atop an elephant. Larry did his afternoon drive show ony carrying 12 unmarried women who had been shipped from England "on spec." An found husbands within 90 days. from his gondola every day, and took close to 20,000 spins around the wheel American Bar Association formed 1878. Phillies pitcher Dan Casey struck out in the ninth inning against the NY as he raised $1000 to lure an off-year Olympics -style competition to Buffalo. Giants in 1887, inspiring E.L. Thayer's poem "Casey at the Bat ". Hawaii became This is the second entry in the Guinness Book for Larry, who also 50th state 1959. set a record Football's Archie Griffin for the world's longest continuous broadcast 20 days -in 1981. 30. Early rock singer Jackie DeShannon 42. Kenny Rogers 46. Basketball legend Wilt - Chamberlain 48. First Aerial Bombs Fizzled WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22 - The city of canals, Venice, Italy, was once an independent nation. Venice seceded from Austria in 1848. When Austrian government troops were sent to reclaim Venice, they couldn't maneuver across the lagoons and canals, inspiring two Austrians who made 110 unmanned hot air balloons rigged with 30-pounds bombs and fuses. and set them adrift over Venice in July 1849. The wind blew the wrong way and the balloon -bombs missed the city ... all ex- cept two, which exploded too high to cause any harm. The first aerial bombing was a complete flop, and less than a month later - on this date in 1849 - the people of Venice abandoned their attempt at being an independent nation and became part of Ita- ly. Wallpaper printing press patented 1822. America's Cup yacht race series began 1851. Victrola phonograph patented 1906. "Mona Lisa" stolen from Louvre museum 1911. BBC's first experimental television broadcast 1932. Cindy Williams 36. Valerie Harper 44. Carl Yastrzemski 45. Ray Bradbury 64. World's Biggest Belt THURSDAY, AUGUST 23 - The world's longest belt began doing its job five years ago today. A conveyor belt. it moved material from a gravel pit to a Interstate-80 construction site west of Salt Lake City. The conveyor was 13 miles long and powered by 42 250-horsepower engines. Christopher Columbus was arrested and deported from Haiti in 1500 for mistreating natives and colonists. Christian Science Church (Church of Christ, Scientist) chartered 1879. 31- year-old movie star Rudolph Valentino died (flat broke) in 1926. First human -powered airplane "Gossamer Condor" flew 1977. Football legend Sonny Jurgenson 50. Vesuvius Volcano Toll 25,000 FRIDAY, AUGUST 24 - The Italian volcano Vesuvius erupted in the year 79, killing an estimated 25,000 people in and near Pompeii. Some sections of the city have been excavated, and houses buried in ash some 2000 years ago are popular tourist attractions today. "I HAVE BEEN TO THE MOUNTAIN Reknowned ..." - concert promoter Bill First Gutenberg Bible printed 1456. British captured Washington, DC in 1814 (during War of 1812) and burned the Graham (right) does his impersonation of renowned theologian Billy Graham, as White House and other government buildings, but did not harm private dwellings. Waffle iron patented 1869. KROY/Sacramento technician Todd McMullen (left) and evening jock Rocket - David Freiberg man (center) capture his sermon for posterity. (Jefferson Starship) 46. Tomorrow (8 -25) Gene Simmons 35. Sean Connery 54. Alabama Gov. George Wallace 65. Sunday (8-26) Dr. Albert Sabin (oral polio vaccine) 78. 311X ORION OXfM Wd-SNgM Wd-Nt/lM spJoaab Se3 Pa1nglASla 003M áXO)I 0210M a1ZM DO LX Z213M Wd-lOHM )IOW)I EIZZX 2ISAM 211310 Wd-NA3X aaXM d1HM aHdM Oa3X ON SN Il3X IWdM X021M As tlN2131 a(11X NO21M IN OM XdSM :6ulpnpul

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BRAD WOODWARD WGN Celebrates 60th

"This is WGN, formerly WDAP, a soundproof sanctum of heavy carpets, canopies and drapes ..." With those words the Chicago Tribune took over its new radio station on June 1, 1924, modestly choos- ing calls that spelled out "World's Greatest Newspaper." Sixty later WGN dominates the Chicago radio market, as shown by the spring Arbitron released just as the station wrapped up a month of anniversary act- ivities. The station maintained its number MONKEY TRIAL - In 1925 WGN gave its listeners a front row seat at the infamous Scopes one position (8.6 -8.8), nearly three shares "monkey" trial in Tennessee, where lawyers Clarence Darrow (pictured) and William Jennings ahead of the closest competitor. Even more Bryan squared off in the case of a teacher on trial for teaching students the theory of evolu- impressive is the fact that WGN wins by tion. breaking some of radio programming's most sacred rules. "The uniqueness of the station is its for- mat, which we cannot define specifically with any existing three -letter descrip- tion," says VP/GM Wayne Vriesman. "I consider us to be a) personality; b) news, c) sports. In another category we're enter- Wayne Vriesman tainment /information. It's tough to des- cribe. That's what makes us good, I think. We fit no cubbyhole and that is against the grain of the established norms, no doubt success today is based on decades of dev about it. elopment and decades of attracting a Chi "Take most of the established, old AM 50 cago audience. The station is built around a kw clears - WCCO, WJR, KMOX, WSB, or people concept, a local concept that KSL - we all came out of the same era and Chicago has learned to like and accept." mold of development, but we've all finetun- While WGN is overwhelmingly a News/- ed it into our own little areas of locality. Our Talk station, Vriesman estimates it plays

JFK EXCLUSIVE - WGN's Vince Lloyd grabbed an exclusive interview with President John "We Fit No Cubbyhole..." Kennedy and Vice President Lyndon Johnson at a Chicago baseball game in 1961.

Since WGN's f ormat is a unique hybrid of news, talk, sports, person - one or two songs hour, in a manner transplanted elsewhere. But he does think ality and service, the station's programming can perhaps be best an albeit that would send most music programmers other stations can learn a valuable lesson a descriptive walkthrough of the broadcast day by understood through into convulsions. "Music is used at the wish from WGN's enormous success. "Service to VP /GM Wayne Vrie sman. and whims of the personalities," says a community pays off," he declares. "I 5:30 -10am - Wally Phillips. "His is an information /entertain- Vriesman. "The music fits their per- think we're an excellent example of that." ment/personality show that keeps people posted on what's going. Its sonalities. If you had a music list of what we What's ahead for WGN? Not stagnation, heavy on news, but its heavy on the phones - solving people's pro- played on any given day, you'd see every- Vriesman promises. "We're dominant in blems - and on service elements like traffic, stock market, some thing from Beethoven to John Denver to this market, and I don't intend that to entertainment reporting, and sports." Jimmy Rogers to Boy George." change. We don't sit back and say, `Hey, 10am -noon, i -2pm - Roy Leonard, "Roy is heavy on entertain- Vriesman concedes that WGN has suf- we've been here for 20 years and let's enjoy ment news - theater, movies, book reviews, interviews with fered some audience erosion from a decade it.' We are constantly plowing ahead. We're authors." ago, when its 12+ ratings were in the teens. not sleeping, we're moving. We're big into Noon -1 pm - Agriculture with Orlon Samuelson. An ag show He attributes the slippage to the FM on- planning, and we know where we're going Phillips Wally "shouldn't work in Chicago," Vriesman swears, "but it does. He not slaught and Arbitron methodology, but in- to be five years from now. We're a very pro- only attracts the dwindling number of farmers in the Midwest, but he's sists WGN has "survived the FM challenge gressive group; you have to be in this com- also reaching the elitist group in Chicago who cares about the com- very nicely" while "some AMs in Chicago petitive market. Stations that sit back - modity exchanges." all but died." especially AMs that sit back and watch the 2- 6:30pm - Bob Collins. "Bob skews younger, is mostly humor, WGN's format is so closely linked to the industry move while they stand still - are talk and phones, but peppered with other services like traffic. It's our pulse and personality of Chicago that going to die. We have not done that and will belief that people want to laugh and be entertained on the way home Vriesman doubts it could be successfully not." from work." 6:30 -7pm - "Sports Central" with Jack Brickhouse. 7.9pm The new talk team of Catherine Catalina and Michael Bob Collins - Feldman. 9 -11 pm - University of Chicago pyschology professor Milt Rosenberg. "He does a very sophisticated, very upscale show." 11- 11:30pm - News. 11:30pm- 5:30am - "Eddie Schwartz, he's the Larry King of local radix" On average WGN plays one to two songs per hour, and its sports schedule includes all 162 games of the winning Chicago Cubs (which happen to be co- owned), plus DePaul and Notre Dame basketball Jack Brickhouse games. In 1985 it will take over Chicago Bears football from WBBM. j/aaqryp /aeyavy dA y+g y pue 'o6ieyS Avag JosynJadnS a¡sn/.y 'j¡eijS pue 'siap/auyaS qog dA 'suing uyor Sly 73io7yol/d ueap Jaleiogeryoa 6uos/.te/duaaras '7¡o)!iu1aA ia!/eM luapisaid dnoia spiooaa/Sga /7ouog e/JeN 'aaij dA 'JS 6ugnqulsi0 van :pi) aje sap¡n¡lsa7 ay1 je painlo!d ¡Aepgjpg 's¡nep es¡/ap p.1e114014 s,ierue¡eyS 'way aN¡py s,.(ogiano7 'su/66o7 Auuax /b'W9/d/1 'Y, passanó noA uo owruo/ed s,poomA//%/ ytio/y le aaueieadde luaaai Aaya¡W pue 'llamay ssaaons uinu¡!e/d a/dut ayi iouoy o! uo¡Idaaai e paóets spiooay e¡quin/oa e 6uimo//o7 alleo Aepytpq jell uo//e6-uai e y!(m paluasaid sem pans aóioaa 'jfa¡ woij ':/aeJlpunosasooµooj sp jo

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We closed the main downtown section of Peachtree Street ou could compare the traditional Atlanta CHR ratings battle to on a Friday from 6pm to midnight, set up Each year three stages, and played music for a huge the Alabama- Auburn or Army -Navy football games. Atlanta's ablaze with light it's the same two teams -Z93 (WZGC) and 94Q (WQXI -FM) - street dance. lt all culminated with a fireworks display from atop the Georgia and each year's competition is just as tough as before. What makes this and flipped the switch to touch off the fire- Pacific Tower. works. The papers estimated that 300,000 particular ratings race so spectacular are the two colorful head coaches... McKee and the "Mayor Young joined Gary people showed up and spent over $3 million er, uh, PDs who have worked out detailed strategies for success. at Central City Park, morning show onstage in just five hours. This year, the 12+ score from the spring and Jermaine Jackson snuck in, said hello, do, but record- for-record we play as many "lt all began as an idea to bring people back Arbitron was a close one the two stations was rockers as they do. The difference comes in downtown, and it's working. The crowd are but one-tenth of a share apart. Z93 slip- had presentation, or the packaging. well behaved and the only request police ped 10.0 -9.2, while 94Q jumped from 8.1 -9.1 room next year. Plans are "In 1977, when (Operations Manager) was for more behind its most aggressive promotional roadways Don Benson and I started 94Q, there were underway to close off three main campaign ever. Atlanta is a market that's no soft rockers around, so Air Supply and into downtown." clearly underradioed. There are 26 stations Anne Murray fit our image. As we grew and For a promotion as big as "Light Up Atlan- listed in the Arbitron; nine of them show the market changed, we set goals to evolve ta," 940 insured that no one would mistake less than a one -share in a 12+ metro of 1.8 into what we've become today a true this for someone else's promotion. "We million. So Z93 PD John Young and 94Q pro- - CHR without having to build from a teen spent about $15,000 on banners. We are grammer Jim Morrison have the luxury of base." the only major medium promoting the event, fighting for share points, instead of the ten- in the papers and on I mentioned that 94Q borrowed a thought but we got coverage ths of points sought in comparably -sized to "Take The Long Way TV. Actually, a lot of people just assume it's markets. from Supertramp Home." "Thankfully we work for someone our promotion because we're known for do- things." Jim Morrison: Going like (VP /GM) Gerry Blum. He believes Jermaine Jackson and Mayor Young ing such big For The Psychographics Jim Morrison knows his station well. Before taking the PD's chair sev- A Thing' eral years ago, he John Young: `I Wouldn't Change trained for the posi- tion by handling If you think the closeness of the ratings has Z93's John Young ner- trips, movie screenings, and the 'Dollar game, in which we announce certain almost every job ima- vous, you're wrong. A confident and realistic professional, John told me, Bill' ginable at the station. combinations of serial numbers good for "I think Z93 did everything right this book, and I wouldn't change a cash the next morning. They weren't real Jim agreed that dur- programming. But to ing the last year or thing. I have no remorse or hesitations about our big amounts, but the game is a consistent so, 94Q has stepped Jim Morrison really speak from a knowledgeable standpoint, I'd have to look at the part of Z93's promotional profile. up its efforts in the areas of music and pro- book. That's a luxury I must do without, since we don't subscribe to Ar- "From a programming standpoint, when the motions; those efforts have paid off hand- haven't for several years now. I see a contest making the difference in bitron and results, my opinions become a little more somely. "The masses now know we're ag- "To me, the most peculiar thing about the number one. I don't objective. I know we sound good, and I gressive, but 94Q has always worked an ag- book is to see (Urban/Contemporary- seen a Country station too much with them, at least know they sound good too, but I really think gressive game plan." formatted) WVEE (V103) go down so far think we share not according to our research." we are the people's station. I've been here Marketing For Visibility with the ethnic profile of this market. We for six years and have acheived good num- "In reality, radio is more of a priority to have more black Buying The Audience bers from 'day one.' If you subtract Don us than to a listener. Radio might be just a listeners than 94Q John elaborated further on his inhouse Benson's away time, he's been there for six notch below fishing in their priorities. does, so if there was research. "From everything we saw, the years as well. Both stations are essentially Toothpaste is toothpaste, just as hambur- any problem with the Daily Cash Payoff contest was what did it the same. I look at all the increases and gers are hamburgers; the packaging and ethnic returns, it for 94Q. Other than that, they are the same decreases, and chalk it up to the margin of marketing make the difference. To the con- would affect us and station they've always been, and so is Z93. error allowed. So I don't get too concerned. sumer, radio is just another product and V103. The spring is When you give away that much money, "I've just seen too many guys overreact has to be marketed as such. For example, always a better book you're bound to impact the numbers. If you to something they think is the truth and end between 94Q and Z93 there are better than for 94Q, and we con- have to buy a book to win, then more power up getting themselves into trouble. That's 18 shares of CHR. We've always been com- tinually do better in to you. But no one can accuse us of ever the danger of talking too scholarly about the petitive 12 +, but without a huge teen base. the fall. This is the buying a book. We do the same types of Z93 clearly has a bigger teen image than we first time we've ever John Young things all year long: concert packages, Continued on Page 40 94Q's Lineup

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Continued from Page 38 ratings. I'm not going to allow myself to be judged by a system I don't believe in. I think I've got enough credentials and the Steve McCoy Bob Schuman Randy Reeves Chris Thomas Steve Maple station has enough credibility for us to be mornings middays MD /afternoons nights judged by something different than these numbers, which fluctuate every survey. It would be nice to sit back and learn from these results, but I stopped learning from Neck In Ratings Race that system a long time ago." Z93 & 94Q Neck And Gaining Promotional Parity Jim explained, "By paying attention to "From there, we launched the 'Daily contest, offering from "There's no doubt we were psychographic profiles rather than demo- Cash Payoff' there is success in tenure in the program- $1000 -$5000 day. such a great contest outpromoted," admitted John. "I just didn't graphic ones, 94Q has seen great success. a It's ming department as there is in sales. He because it's so easy to run without a lot of give away thousands of dollars to hear one Demographics are important to advertisers didn't ask me to do this overnight. If 94Q rules and regulations. As (consultant) record. I didn't know this was necessary in and the sales department. But unlike at can't adapt to our listeners' needs, then we George Burns has said, 'If the contest is order to do good radio. I think we can show other stations, our sales department is have no business servicing them and don't and presented properly, it becomes our strength without having to buy the au- heavily involved with the psychographic built deserve their listenership. By 1979, we knew content.' It also works well for messing with dience. I can pick up a girl in a bar without makeup of our audience. The we had to evolve. In our latest book we hit the active audience who thinks the song buying a hooker; some guys apparently psychographic we want is not the dominant our goals and now have great numbers in won't be played until late in the day. We've can't. demographic. The people with the money every daypart. it on the morning show three times "We hear agencies tell us all they want are who we want. It's the younger-thinking, offered "The key is that the staff is settled in its spenders. in a row, and then turned around and of- is 25-54. Well, the median age in Atlanta is hipper people who are the active own areas. Don has his areas, I have mine, fered it again later that day. You have to 27, with a lot of young -thinking, active To get the audience we want without being Jeff McCartney does the music, and each spend it to make it." working men and women. To me, 18 -34 is top -heavy with teens is a real accomplish- member of the airstaff feels as if he has a what I look at and it's all I'm concerned ment." Poised For Growth piece of this success he can call his own. 94Q about. I'm not going to try to fix something doesn't do a lot of market advertising, bill- And it would seem that 94Q's in your face that's not broken. I've been around long boards, or TV campaigns; it's mostly pro- approach to promotions will be continuing. enough to know Arbitron is a function of motions. A jock knows he's successful when "The summer and fall will be preoccupied diary placement and zip-code tabulations; he can jump up on a stage at 'Light Up it Radio with our 94Q 'Super Sticker Sweepstakes.' it's not a true picture of the market. We pro- Contemporary H two Atlanta' and hear 300,000 people applaud There are some great prizes, such as gram to the 18 -34s and that's where we when they hear the calls." (See "Atlanta Thunderbirds, cash, stereo equipment; score well." Lights Up Big One. ") vacations, IBM -PCs - all designed for the -A psychographic." Programming To The Mindset Spending It To Make It Jim detailed an interesting concept in the There are a growing number of PDs and mechanics of this contest. "We've dropped model of its listeners "I've just seen too many guys GMs who are looking at programming from 94Q keeps a mental Metro Traffic and signed a deal with of promotions would fit their a different angle than just demos, cume, and what types Dependable Courier. They run over 100 cars overreact to something they don't put our jocks out in and quarter hours. This alternative slant on lifestyles. "We and now feed our traffic information and circus animals," said think is the truth and end up get- things is psychographics, a term first in- cages like they're spot stickers for us! This way we have the wet T -shirt contests. into trouble. troduced to radio years ago by longtime Jim. "They don't host entire city covered at one time, all the time, ting themselves or immature concepts and programmer Buzz Bennett. Psychogra- Sexist, childish, instead of one small section with one station That's the danger of talking too avoided. We began this phics focus not so much on the age of the promotions are van. We take the license numbers they Boat Getaway Cruise,' scholarly about the ratings. I'm target audience, but where the mindset of book with our 'Love record, feed them into a computer, and on a ship, com- the audience is. Pepsi's current media cam- a seven -day vacation cruise they're selected at random for on -air an- not going to allow myself to be McKee and the paign is obviously trying to appeal to the plete with three stops. Gary nouncement. I cabins by asking judged by a system don't leading edge of America. This not only in- morning show gave away "In a car radio you've got five or six but- for entries of five words or less about why believe in." cludes youths, but also those who are tons, but on the new Delco car radios there they want to go. We're talking creativity John Young youthful in thought, as well as others not are only three or four. Most researchers - afraid to make an independent decision and here. And we offered discount packages for feel listeners have room in their mind for to buy a cabin. lead the crowd. those who just wanted three to five stations, which is in direct cor- relation with the car radio. If you don't have So I suggested we discard the numbers a button, you don't exist. for the rest of the conversation. We both "Going into the fall, we're going to be on a agreed that radio is show business, and pro- good plateau to grow from. Sure, WKHX is motion is part of it. "I only got outpromoted on top of the market, but they've had no in the ability to spend contest dollars, and Just A Numbers Game? Country competition. Now, WYAY (Y106) the great majority of the audience doesn't is coming in and things will really change. WFOX is still a mystery. With Dennis participate in contests anyway." Two people can see an accident from the same street corner, and then if he thought 94Q was play- Winslow as PD, they will most likely go I asked John give you conflicting descriptions of what took place. You can witness the ing with heavier artillery than in the past, A /C. If they want to be the fourth soft network TV news. So who really attracted and if he was going to have to reassess his difference of perspective on the rocker, that's fine with me. If they become position on cash and promotion. "Perhaps, the largest outdoor crowd in Atlanta? If you talk to Jim Morrison, it was the third CHR, that's fine too. We've but only after we've given it some serious 940; if you ask Z93's John Young, you'll get another answer. already got a lot of car radio buttons locked on 94Q." thought. They've never done this type of John said, "According to the papers, Z93 before." promotion had the single largest turnout ever for our Ju- pull 250,000 people out for a fireworks Would he give away more cash if he had ly 4th fireworks show - 250,000 people. 1 show, Z93 is still right on the top of John responded. But he it? "Oh yeah," don't know how 940 can claim 300,000 for mind in this market." still everyone's Motion qualified his response by adding, "I Up.Atlanta.' Also, I heard that one per- 'Light Ratings And Rankings believe you can create an unnecessary son died at their event, and that the hotels KAAM & KAFMIDallas promote Janet in monster by escalating cash contests. This were upset about a bunch of drunks hanging So just how did the two stations fare the Mountz to National Direct Account Executive must -win book for the close competition, was, in all honesty, a out in their lobbies while it was going on. No Arbitron? Because of ... Ron Seldon exits KHFI/Austin for KRBE-FM/ 94Q. They've been the target of a lot of other one got hurt at our fireworks show at the let's take a look at a seven-book trend of Houston, and KHFI MD Ed Volkman takes on stations, and there was a lot of pressure on Galleria, and we stopped traffic for miles 12+ numbers and see where some demos mornings ... Replacing KUBEISeattle MD/mid- them to win. What happens if they can't do around. were in the spring sweep. Note that Z93 day man Tom Hutyler in the MD slot is night it in the fall? And how much do they have to "Numbers are a funny thing," he con- generally has a stronger fall book, while 940 rocker Wendy Christopher. Midday replace-

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KZEL /Eugene and WFYV /Jacksonville also registered number one showings and increased shares. Altogether, 24 AORs were number one in their markets, including STEVE FEINSTEIN these stations that, while slipping in 12 +, still captured the top spot: SPRING KKDJ/Fresno '84 MARKET LEADERS WAPL/Appleton KILO /Colorado Springs KLYV!Dubuque WGIR/Manchester WKDF/Nashville Number One With A Bullet KOZZ /Reno KLYV's 21 .4 was the highest AOR share in the country. Nothing beats being number one in your market. That perch at the top of the ratings is all the more satisfying when accom- make televison and newspapers." At the same panied by an attendant increase in your share. We've already time, the station made a con- profiled two such For example, WLVQ spoofed the Ohio certed effort to "be associated with some- market - dominant stations, WBCN /Boston and State University marching band's "Script thing other WAAF /Worcester, than partying," says Messick. It and now we'll pay our respects to other upwardly Ohio" ritual at football games. The station co-promoted a laser -disk demonstration mobile AORs that are king of the 12+ mountain. arranged for 500 listeners to form a kazoo band and line up in formation to spell out "Clippers," the name of a minor league 12+ Chiding many AORs for sounding boring, baseball team. Two actual members of the 9.6 -10.9 Miller and VP /GM Ron Shannon pride Ohio State band assisted in the stunt, per- themselves on "cinematics." A production formed at a Clippers game. 0 WDIZ /Orlando 95 KGGO booster, Shannon says WWCK is A "What Would DES MOINES. BEST becoming You Do Out Of The Or- Men 18 +, 18 -34, 18 -49, 25 -49. 25 -54, ROCKINC ?.OLL a linerless radio station. Jocks no longer dinary For A Trip To An Out Of The Or- 18 -24, 25 -34. talk out of spots, instead using produced im- dinary Place ?" contest awarded a trip to KGGO /Des Moines notched its highest Adults 18 -34, 18 -49. age statements to start music sweeps. Cus- Ordinary, VA (population: 600). Four ex- share ever and first numero uno showing in tomized, multi -track bumpers and sounders traordinary young men responded by its seven -year AOR history. The first FM run during sweeps. brushing their teeth with the same tooth- signal in the market to climb to the top, WWCK's "Rock 'N' Kill" battlecry brush, rinsing with the same cup of water, called "A Date With Digital" and gave KGGO also handily beat the combined evinces itself in dramatics ranging from and shaving with the away five CD machines, sent a pair of shares of the a same razor and shav- market's two CHRs, KRNQ jock "kidnapping" a wind- surfer the ing cream. 30- year-old winners to Abbey Road and KMGK. station Their finale had one of the chaps studios was offering as a prize to having the $2000 downing the communal water. They re- in London and bused listeners to major racing ceived $3000 to spend on the wild night life in events in the area. 12+ 12+ 13.3 -17.4 12.0 -18.1 12+ o KKGO /Des Moines 0 WWCK /Flint 12.6 -12.6 Men 18 +, 18 -34, 18 -49, 25 -49, 18 Men 18 18 -24, +, -34, 18 -49, 25 -49, 25 -54, WLVO /Columbus 25 -34. 18 -24, 25 -34. 0 Women 18 -34, 18 -49 (tie), 18 -24. Women 18 +, 18 -34. 18 -49, 18 -24, Men 18 +, 18 -34, 18 -49, 25 -49, 25 -54, Adults 18 -34, 18 -49. 25 -34. 18 -24, 25 -34. Women 18 -24. Ask PD Neil Lasher how WKLC/ Teens Adults 18 18 Adults 18 +, 18 -34, 18 -49 +, -34, 18-49, 25 -49, 25 -54. Charleston, WV has achieved its highest Cume Teens 12+ share in four years as an AOR, and Cume he'll stress cohesion: "Having Ordinary, and you'll see these radical water the same PD Larry Moffitt programmed KGGO airstaff for over three years enabled the conservationists repeat their feats on a seg- au- from 1979-81, leaving to do time - music recall booty delivered by dience to make at Double a Brinks ar- ment of "Stupid Human Tricks" our people part of their day's KPKE /Denver and KWK mored guard. on the lives." /St. Louis David Letterman show in November. before returning in March '83. He took Though WWCK itself has no CHR compe- While qualifying the 'LVQ does a wonderfully inexpensive station from a somewhat metallic direction titor, Miller still believes that even "AORs and that it may not be easy daily giveaway of 25 tickets to week- to a more broadbased stance, adding in highly competitive rock 'n' roll markets a right for all com- cross- ly state lottery with a grand prize overs such as Lionel Richie and Prince. can carve out a much larger niche worth petitive situations, with millions. What a beaut KGGO is also hyper -current crossovers correctly mixed of an idea. Who can't Neil believes - only 20% of and dayparted. relate to the lottery? "the ad- its music is older than ten months. Artist image isn't much of a problem dition of a big pop ele- Still summarizes simply, "If you present "I really think this hybrid approach can anymore - it isn't unusual for us to get a ment in our music your station as having fun and watch your wipe up in market sizes over 50. We're very request for Iron Maiden, Cyndi Lauper, and mix from artists like music, you're going to be real successful." close to CHR," claims Moffitt, "but Prince all in the same breath." Culture Club, Lionel still And, I might add, possibly rack keep our rock identity by up suc- Richie, playing library cessive 12.6's. and Tina material like the Who's 'Baba O'Riley' and Turner worked for Bob Seger's 'Turn The Page.' On currents, us." Neil Lasher we pound second cuts like the Cars' 'Magic' Neil believes he felled the CHR competi- and 'Drive' into the ground before CHR gets W Z°44 tion because "it lacks one main ingredient to them as singles." oFM-96 - an oldies library. They're almost a radio KGGO received TV coverage when it So, like, what's the story at WLVQ/ version of MTV. They sound fresh and up, broadcast an imaginary April Fool's Day Columbus? I know the PD's name is "Still," /'\//717--j but you never hear an old Beatles or Eagles Parade (a la WEBN /Cincinnati), and drew but isn't four 12.6's in a row taking things a R0a /00/Pf song." 18,000 people for its annual Roaring Raft little too literally? Bash. On -air features include weekly re- In fact, five out of PD Rad Messick arrived at WDIZ /Orlan- motes on the morning show, 12+ "Trivial Pur- the last six books do last spring in time to see the station dive suit" in the afternoons, and a daily "Com- have been 12.6's. Not 11.4-5.4. A suspected fluke in diary distribu- 11.7-15.1 edy Coffee Break" between 10 -11am with a only that, but except tion seems the likely culprit, as the station funny bit from comics like WKLCICharleston, WV Joan Rivers and for fall '81, 'LVQ has rebounded nicely in the fall and has now o Rodney Dangerfield. re- been ill in every book turned to #1 with a 10.9 share. Men 18 +, 18 -34, 18 -49, 18 -24, 25 -34. this decade. That's For relief from iron -poor library mater- Adults 18 -34. why even though their WWCK ial, Messick added fresh library cuts by Teens share didn't actually "bands that really mean something to rise, ye olde AOR 25 -34s." He feels a tune like Zeppelin's scribe had to check "Houses Of The Holy" heightens the "Oh f05 FM, it out. A clever "Where's The Beach" contest Pat Still wow I haven't heard that OCK OF THE EIGHTIES ... in a long required listeners to The only change, much to the delight of time" pleasure factor. identify a specific beach, down to the country PD Mark Miller considers WWCK /Flint's Pat Still and VP /GM Tom Thon, was the Messick and Promotion Director and city, from a Mick series of on -air clues. highest 12+ in ten years of AOR the demos shifting in an older direction. Teens Dolan had The winner snared a 'DIZ's promotional machinery in vacation at El culmination of many elements: hit- oriented dropped below a 20 share for the first time, high gear. The station presented Condido Beach in Old San free con- Juan, Puerto Rico. music with a high ratio of crossovers and Still relates that the station outperform- certs by the likes of Pat Travers and the After a huge flood in the area, a 'KLC- (10 -20%; confined to mornings and mid - ed its historic high of 15.9 in spring '81 in a Fixx at Daytona Beach during spring sponsored concert elicited two days), a "Superscore '84" music recall pro- number of key upper demos. break, when some 250,000 tons of students invade canned food motion that awarded $32,000 (a $2000 winner Promotionally, 'LVQ takes the stance of the for flood victims. Governor Jay area. 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For example, winners of a daily joke con- bi- weekly "Rock Notes" test segments on MTV, "I'm just wild about Harry, and Harry's all get T- shirts, and then the grand hosted by station jocks. wild about ... his numbers" prize winner that week gets 12+ the song goes, something like Returning oldies to the library by artists or something like dinner for himself 15 10.3 -14.6 that. WRUF- FM /Gaines- and friends at a such as Steely Dan, Kingsmen, Thunder- ville PD Harry Guscott is swanky restaurant." wild about his se- clap Newman, and Jeff Beck, along with 0 KTYD /Santa Barbara cond #1 in a row and attributes the showing remotes from a computer exhibition and Men 18+ to a hit -oriented, con- 12+ stock market reports sistent approach. in morning drive, is Adults 18 -34, 18 -49. 10.0 -10.4 how 'TPA attempts to appeal to upper Cume "We also took some demos. Santa pains to rid ourselves WMMSICIeveland Barbara is a Condensed Market for 0 which limited of an image as a demo breakouts are available. metal station," he Men 18 +, 18 -34, 18 -49, 25 -49, 25 -54, adds. "We dayparted 18 -24, 25 -34. The battleplan involved a restructuring of even more carefully Women 18 -24 (tie). KTYD's musical menu. "We converted the Adults 18 18 -34, 18 -49, station's and limited promo- +, 25 -49, 25 -54. high cume into more quarter - tional plugs for our Cume hours by continuing to move from a modern metal hours to late rock slant to a more mainstream AOR ap- proach," afternoons and Harry Guscott says Hoyt. "In a market this size, Extraordinary modern rock was nights. Adding a number of female- oriented musical depth and varie- too narrow a focus. CHR crossovers such as Thompson ty, personalities who are Cleveland institu- id A "Since Santa Barbara has a number of Twins 7_ - tions, A/C -type and Kenny Loggins also helped." and relentless visibility and excite- 2 stations trying to divide up the ment, courtesy of the hardest -working women's pie, we also directed our energies pro- You can score big in the ratings even if motion and marketing department in primarily toward males," Hoyt explains. radio, you're not an Arbitron subscriber. Case in 12+ are what make 'MMS the winner "Instead of playing Glenn time after point - KLBJ -FM/ Austin, which emerged Frey's 'Sexy 14.2-14.8 time. Girl,' we'll use 'Smuggler's Blues.' " victorious even though it doesn't ante up to WRUF-FMIGainesville But, according to the G -man, the most the ARB overlords. For the fall, Hoyt promises an exciting ® crucial concept that factor in maintaining killer num- PD Clark Ryan's musical will "turn our advertisers into Men 18 +. bers is "entertainment. adjustments in- billboards for us," with We put on our top cluded paring peripheral sounds like details to come. Adults 18 +, 18 -34, 18 -49. hat and cane, reg- Meanwhile, Rick Williams and entertain the living day- gae, as well as country crossovers has returned to Cume lights out such as KTYD as PD, as of our audience." Michael Murphey and Pure Gentry leaves to devote Prairie more time to her management League. In their place, he put and promo- 'Gainesville is a Condensed secondary tion firm. Market for and tertiary library which limited demo breakouts are available. tracks by familiar artists such as Bruce Springsteen and Bob 9 The station was visible through the co- Seger to maintain promotion of a second anniversary concert an KMBQ /Shreveport is what you might image of depth and call with Tony Carey, as well as fundraisers for a hyper -hybrid. Though it may raise eye- the American Heart Association variety. Ryan also brows among and mus- reversed AOR traditionalists, playing cular dystrophy. a 60/40 ratio tunes like Lionel Richie's "Hello" of old /new and to favor "Stuck On You" and Jermaine Jackson's currents and recur- "Tell Me I'm Not Dreaming" rents instead. and "Dyna- Trying mite" has brought KMBQ its highest "to keep our identity share Clark Ryan ever and the station's first #1 crown. as separate from CHR stations as PD Dick Bascom possible," he shuns crossovers such as leans the station in a Michael Jackson and Prince, but was early Any station that decidedly A/C -CHR wants to be perceived as on Cyndi Lauper's "Time After Time," direction, responsive to its audience particular- makes sure to which he considered in line with his ly during answer its request lines regularly. the day WTPA/ station's adult approach. when you'll Harrisburg goes a step hear Lit- further and reverses "We try to keep everything in an adult tle that process. It calls River Band gold listeners at home to vein, from jock presentation to station pro- and softer find out what they want. Fleetwood motions," Ryan explains. Instead of a Mac like "Landslide" Let me explain. AT &T is using Har- heavy metal co-promote, for instance, he'll and "Over My risburg as a test market for a new service opt for heavy involvement whereby in "Austin Clean Head." Bascom ob- when you're too busy to pick up an Sweep," a month -long campaign incoming in which serves, "AOR stop- Dick Bascom phone call, you can come back to listeners helped clean your phone up the city. ped playing these songs because it felt they at a later time and call back the When it comes to giveaways, last party Ryan's would damage the core. We use them to who had been trying to reach you. credo is "small items, big quantities." You don't know develop a new core -a more adult core and who it was trying to reach While the competition was giving away cars a female, you or their phone number; as well as male, core." you simply hit a and big prizes, KLBJ -FM is proud that it three -digit code to connect with whoever it was. 12+ WMMS /Cleveland is number one again. 12+ 10.6 -12.2 "Ho-hum," you say. "So what's new, 12+ 9.9 -14.4 KMBQIShreveport Buzzard -breath?" 0 10.3 -11.4 KLBJ -FM Men 18 -34, 18 -49, 25 18 Plenty, wise guy. This is the first time /Austin -49, -24, 25 -34. WTPA /Harrisburg Women 18 -24. 'MMS has scored double digits three Men 18 18 -34, 18 -49, books 0 +, 25 -49, 25 -54, Adults 18 -34. in a row, and its awesome 18 -24, 25 demo dominance Men 18 +, 18 -34, 18 -49, 18 -24. -34. Teens makes this the station's greatest Women 18 -24. victory Adults 18 -34, 18 -49. Cume ever in the eyes of OM John Gorman. How Teens Adults 18 +, 18 -34, 18 -49. does á radio station have such a vice grip on a city? Bascom himself is amazed at how the crossovers On the musical front, Chairman John "tried to touch more individuals with small, have been accepted. Balance is So a 'TPA listener who thinks his call to the key, he observes, "We serve adults the same way usable prizes. For example, every day for says; every set contains at least the station went unanswered may later pick one AOR, CHR serves teens. CHR plays the best three weeks we gave away 94 (frequency A /C, and CHR element, with of up his home phone and hear, "Hi. This is nights skewing everything; Urban, A /C, and Rock all pass tie -in) tenth anniversary T- shirts." a bit harder. Jammin' Jeff Kauffman from FM 104. Visibility through it. AOR should do the in the book came from 50,000 same, only What song do you want to hear ?" bumperstickers geared toward 18+ instead of a teen handed out at sticker par- base. The calls sometime make for hilarious ties "You have to break down preconceived since the first of the year. A safe - on -air bits. For example, a listener driving campaign ideas about what's AOR and what's not. awarded prizes to motor- unaware of the system might ask with ists viewed Some of the new, funky things like Madon- driving in a safe manner by sta- astonishment, "How did you know I tion officials na, Thompson Twins, and Frankie Goes in an unmarked car. Events in- To called ?," and PD Kauffman is likely to say, cluded Hollywood shouldn't be avoided. It's fresh sponsoring a Louisiana Music "We're on the radio, and we know every- Festival for music." 'MMS also continues to use a wide muscular dystrophy, and an thing. We're listening to what goes on in "all the crawfish you body of oldies for color and novelty, in- GM Edd Hoyt came into KTYD /Santa can eat" benefit for a your home. Take the telephone out of your family cluding classics from the Barbara two weeks into the spring book crisis center. 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August 17, 1984 Page 46 R &R /Friday, Number One With A Bullet HIBERNETICS Continued from Page 44 A Guide to Radio Ratings 1061 2KWHL Q: Which station will be the winner in a and Research market where the Country station gives away a $160,000 house, the A/C a $130,000 house, and the CHR $101,000 in cash? A: None of the above. AOR KWHL /An- chorage continued its perfect record of first "We made our air sound more entertain- place finishes since hitting the air in fall '82, ing and animated, with a lot of theater of notching a cool 17.3. the mind. We had more fun on the radio While the other outlets were awarding than we've had in the past," is how OM lavish prizes, PD Carter B. Bradley threw Tony Gates accounts for WLAV -FM /Grand his promotional push behind a "Vacation A Rapids' return to first place, which it's oc- Day In The Month Of May" campaign. Not cupied steadily in recent years except for all the trips were to exotic tropical climes, last fall's slip to fourth place. but rather a series of sightseeing tours to various Alaska locales, with a couple of ex- cursions to London and Hong Kong tossed in for spice.

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r q.- a y.40. Men 18 +, 18 -34, 18.49, 18 -24, 25 -34. Women 18-34, 18 -49, 18 -24. Morning man Kevin Matthews pulled off Adults 18+, 18 -34. a zany stunt that yielded a major return in publicity, both local and national. In the Carter defused the competition's gran- hope of getting the Soviet Olympic team to Ratings ... compete in the summer games, he sent a diose prizes by stressing his contest's simplicity and multiple winners. "The case of Cheeze Whiz to the USSR, calling it other stations did hardcore, extended- "liquid gold ... second only to Levis." On listening promotions with only one winner the way to the post office, Matthews led a misunderstood, apiece. That irritated people. Our message "Whiz Over Russia" parade through down- was, `A lot of people are trying to get you to town Grand Rapids, escorted by the town's maligned, mysterious. listen for a long period of time. We want you mayor. Soviet officials from both the New to win, not put up with a lot of BS for nothing York embassy and Moscow called to thank when you really don't win, you only have Research ...revered, the chance to win. Listen to us, and you 12+ reviled, rebuked. won't have to qualify to qualify to qualify 9.5 -11.8 Spoofing CHR KGOT's extended payment 0 WLAV- FMIGrand Rapids plan of the $101,000 $11,000 the first year - Men 18 +, 18 -34, 18-49, 18 -24, 25 -34. for the next ten and $10,000 annually years Adults 18-34, 18 -49. The two most controversial areas - Bradley cut a promo saying, "We want in radio are thoroughly you to win and we want you to win, now, not contemporary later. With us, if you win today, you could be the station for its interest and to ask exactly investigated and explained in the going to London tomorrow." what Cheeze Whiz is. David Letterman KWHL's position as "Alaska's Concert gave the prank a mention, and "Today" first book ever devoted exclusively to Connection" is so effective that promoters show weatherman Willard Scott sent an these volatile subjects. give the station first dibs on all co- acknowledgingtelegram. promotes, including a Bob Hope ap- Comparing his eclectic, "predictably un- In eleven easy -to -read and under- pearance. Carter gets to choose what he predictable" music mix to that of WXRT/ stand chapters, Jhan Hiber, President wants, and when he passes on something Chicago and WMMS, Gates estimates that like the Bob Hope show, advises promoters 'LAV -FM plays close to 90% currents and of Jhan Hiber & Associates, one of on which station would be the best second recurrents. "We crossed over more B&B the leading research companies in choice. this time to liven up the sound of the As of this writing, Carter is still looking station," he says, pointing to a Motown the broadcast industry today, takes for a morning maniac. If you get the gig, weekend, the addition of early Aretha you through the history, theory and find out what that "B." stands for. Bad Boy Franklin to the library, and early adds on ... Bodacious ... Bejesus . . . acts such as the Bus Boys. practice of ratings and research.

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WJMI Climbs Back To #1 WJMI AIRSTAFF- Pictured from l -r are: Jacob Gray, Venus Jones, Don Edwards, Jay DuBard, Paul Todd, and Carl Haynes.

In the competitive Jackson, Mississippi market, WJMI came from 2.4 shares behind to recapture the Black/Urban crown this spring, defeating WKXI 12+ 14.6 to 12.0. Both stations have been consistent win- ners for years, and the latest ratings now rank WJMI and WKXI first partly in order to make up for their inability and third, respectively, in the market. This to command the real market value of their week, longtime WJMI Sta- Too Close ratings. Indeed, despite his station's ratings tion Manager /PD Carl Haynes talked about his station and its success. strength, Carl experiences situations where Professionalism All The Way white -owned businesses won't buy spots on For Comfort WJMI because it is a Black station. "We try A perennial statewide ratings leader, to limit our spot load to 12 minutes. I wish it WJMI has held the number one position The ongoing battle in Jackson, MS be- could be smaller, but programming a 12+ in the market for four of the past five tween WKXI on AM and FM outlet WJMI is Black /Urban format in the South can make years. What keeps WJMI so strong? Carl becoming a classic. This market has only one it hard to secure enough revenue." points to consistency. "We strive for profes- book per year, and as you can see, both sta- sionalism at all times. We only have an- tions continue to make the best of it: nouncers who have good diction and enun- (12+ avg. quarter -hour share, Community Involvement ciation. For years, people thought if you Mon -Sun, 6a- midnight, metro): Is A Must were going to hear Black- S'82 S'83 S'84 a formatted sta- As it is with most Black /Urban stations, tion it had to be bad; it had to have WJMI 14.9 12.9 14.6 poor an- WJMI is quite community-oriented. Carl re- nouncers and all the other negative things WKXI 13.0 15.3 12.0 lated one public service effort that seemed associated with Black All radio. of our spots I'll continue to keep an eye on these two to pay off in the ratings. "Back in are produced with professionalism January and competitors, because its clear that there's and February, we helped the small nor- dignity. Our market is aware that Black more good things to come from both! thern community of Canton. The town is radio should sound just as good as any other 84% black, and the utilities of many of its station in this city or the country." it's the gold that gets adults and keeps residents were cut off because they could Appealing To The Masses adults listening. We play two golden cuts an The 10 -year veteran PD classifies his sta- hour and we make sure they were hits." ILIM1 STEREO tion as a Black /Urban outlet which "plays On the subject of album cuts, Haynes ad- ' some crossover music that appeals to mitted that WJMI has reduced the number there is only a set number of records that not pay the water, gas, and electric bills. blacks as well as the masses." Carl noted people want to hear. of tracks in its library. "At one time, we Usually we'll have These poor families had run up a bill of that while WJMI doesn't daypart music, it played an assortment of selections from about 20 really hot records and an addi- $27,000, but WJMI raised $7000 in three days does use two different format clocks during 20-25 artists; that figure has been shortened tional ten to 15 mediocre songs which can be to get their utilities turned back on. We've the day. "There's not a record on our play- to about ten. We want our listeners to played without getting hurt. That adds up to also helped Toogaloo College in times of list that we would not play at loam that we always know who they're so the 30-35 records, and that's what we play." hearing, financial crisis. Black stations have to be would play at 7pm. Our format album tracks we do decide play clocks Emphasizing a key benefit to a shorter to are only more community- oriented than other sta- rotate the music so that it isn't offensive to by artists who familiar to our listeners. playlist, Carl continued, "Since the average are tions of other formats, such as CHR and the masses An at any time. It's the way we listener only samples a station for about example would be Shannon. When her A /C." play our music that is our strength." two hours, you don't want your repeat cycle first single came out, we played it. But we The Short Playlist to be six or seven hours. If you're playing also played 'My Heart's Divided,' which was Preserving Personality over 40 records, it's very hard an album cut at that time; now it's the new Personality is the name of the game at WJMI is one the few Black /Urban radio to expose a new song or to rotate single. We try to be creative, but we don't WJMI. Carl said, "We do hold down the talk stations in the country with a short playlist, your hits often enough to do you any good." experiment as we once did." on our station, but our air talents are per- and Carl explained the reason for it. "Our sonalities. I encourage all the people on our research," he said, "is a combination Using Oldies & Album Extra Commercials Help of Cuts staff to be different and to have that telephone requests, special store reports (both Carl is not afraid to use oldies as part of Keep Pace 'something' that separates them sales and product inquiries) from and other pas- WJMI's music mix. "Everybody thinks Most Black /Urban stations continue to be anyone else, while maintaining professional sive /active information. The results tell us radio should be geared towards kids, but burdened by heavy commercial content, control."

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Ratings (W)rap By and large, the spring '84 ARBs for Country stations have been THE BRINK OF ADVENTURE - 98WSIX /Nashville afternoon personality Scotty Brink re- nothing to write home about. Perhaps the "post -Urban Cowboy cently took 42 listeners for a wild ride through the rapids of East Tennessee's Ocoee River. shakeout" is still in its final stages - with a few casualties yet to come. Scotty, an avid outdoorsman, is pictured here with WSIX MD and midday personality Fran The total Country share is off for most of the markets received to date, Morley (to his left) and four of the lucky listeners. with only a few surprises. Over the next couple weeks, I'll take a Look at the numbers market by market, focusing on the most competitive situations, as well as highlighting noteworthy indi- Cleveland Los Angeles New York vidual markets. I'll also provide thumbnail market sketches, including thoughts from Winter '84 Spring '84 25-54 Rank Winter '84 Spring '84 25-54 Rank Winter '84 Spring '84 25-54 Rank various participants. WKSW (now WGAR- KZLA-FM 2.4 2.2 08 WHN 2.3 2.9 12 FM) 4.8 4.0 7 KLAC 1.6 2.0 11 KZLA 0.3 0.3 44 Comments : Alone again in the Apple, the Baltimore Comments: The Country share in Cleve- folks at 'HN credit their rise to a combina- land has been as high as 8.6 as recently as Comments : No sooner did KLAC begin to tion of Mets baseball (go Cubs) and a heavy fall '82. Despite WHK dropping Country for play country music again than the numbers TV campaign featuring morning person- Winter '84 Spring '84 25-54 Rank Oldies in late April, WGAR-FM's shares started to go up. Also in the equation were ality Del DeMontreux. W POC 6.7 6.2 2 softened. PD John. Olson feels his station the Lakers and their exciting playoff series, WCAO 3.3 4.1 5 "had gotten most of the audience we were plus the L.A. Express of the USFL getting going to get from 'HK" so he didn't expect into the playoffs, too. KZLA gave away a Comments : The battle in this market has Phoenix feels 'GAR- places while conti- definitely heated up. 'CAO began its "Cash to gain by 'IlK's demise. John couple of trips to exotic FM's decline was due to his audience nuing to be wall-to-wall music. The music In and Win" in late February, giving away Winter '84 Spring '84 25- 54,Rank sampling the A/C and "soft rock" stations, has been evolving most notably being a over $60,000 in cash over the next four mon- - KNIX-FM 6.9 7.1 1 WLTF - than anytime in its ths. WPOC also gave away cash to the tune especially with A/C station "out tad more uptempo KEZC 3.9 3.8 8 promoting everybody in town." three -year history. In the meantime, of of $1000 a day during various weeks of the KJJJ 1.6 2.0 17 The new in this is WGAR KZLA's Cap Cities purchas- book. WCAO maintained its personality ap- variable market course, parent KNIX 1.8 1.1 20 few weeks ago. It with takeover expected sometime proach combined with high community in- (AM) going Country a ed KLAC December 1. Speculation about volvement. In recent months, 'POC has simulcasts with the FM in morning drive, after Comments: This is one of the few major does live 9am-lpm, KLAC's direction after the takeover is ram- become a bit less of a "music machine," separate programming markets where Country held its own, and then joins the Satellite Music Network but no one in the know is saying opening up the on -air presentation a bit pant, thanks in part to a heavy TV schedule by while also moving a bit more modern the rest of the time. John mentioned that anything at this point. KNIX during the book. KNIX could well be musically. the AM going Country solves another pro- prototypical of what a Country station blem, one that has stemmed from "not hav- needs to be in order to compete today. High ing as big a promotion budget as you really visibility in the marketplace with a gen- need in this town. This problem is solved by Philadelphia erous mix of personality and promotions Chicago taking the two promotion budgets and com- keep it dominant 25-54 - hitting the number bining them. The product has always been Winter '84 Spring '84 25-54 Rank one spot in that demo for the 11th time in the there, and now we have the money to pro- Winter '84 Spring '84 25-54 Rank WXTU - 2.6 14 past 12 books. The station is heavy per- WMAQ 2.9 4.1 9 mote it full force." sonality in the morning - featuring news, WUSN (US99) 2.7 2.7 8 Comments: This was the first Country sports, weather, etc., moving into a more - WJEZ 1.8 1.7 17 book for WXTU and the results are even music mode late in the morning. more impressive when you realize it literal- The battle here will heat up considerably Comments : A much -needed up book for Buffalo ly started from scratch. Under its T '.an with the entrance of former KIKK /Houston 'MAQ, which hadn't been under a three in format, it had a .6 in the winter ..uk after PD Charlie Ochs as a VP with the Broad- years. A combination of the White Sox and not even showing up in the fall book. GM cast Group, owner of KJJJ & KEZC. Char- an extensive direct mail campaign helped Fall '83 Spring '84 25-54 Rank Dennis Dougherty and PD Larry Coates lie and KNIX OM Larry Daniels have been right the ship. WUSN was pretty aggressive WYRK 7.1 7.1 4 have the station in an aggressive stance, ac- close friends for years - since Charlie's this time out and had hoped to overtake the tively marketing country concerts and days as a personality and MD for KNIX 50,000-watt giant. WJEZ slid a bit more and Comments: Even though the 12+ was country music in the City of Brotherly Love. almost 10 years ago. As a matter of fact, new owner Infinity is changing it to an flat, it was another strong showing for PD They are also in search of a Country share Charlie credits Larry with his introduction Oldies format. The two remaining Country Ken Johnson and the gang at WYRK. Big that, while admittedly garnered by WFIL to modern Country radio, and the two con- outlets can be expected to wage all-out war Band WECK climbed 6.9 -7.3, edging out and WUSL during the height of the Urban stantly discussed programming philoso- for those ex -'JEZ listeners. It will be in- WYRK from third to fourth in the market Cowboy craze, still registered in the phies by phone. (Can't you just see Larry teresting to see if any of them can be lured 12 +. WYRK moved from second to third mid -6's. It looks like they're off to a good trying to recall his last few phone conversa- back to the AM band. 18-49 and third to fourth 25-54. start. tions with Charlie?)

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Say there, Bunky, are you looking for that 95630 ... Speaking of new PDs, Bob McRae weekends. Back at KWJJ & KJIB, personality "ground floor" opportunity? Check this out: has just taken over the programming at WYRLI Don Perry has been appointed MD, while WEEP Former KOLOIReno PD George Sepulveda is Melbourne -Orlando. Bob, who comes from personality Terry Rhodes was named Asst. MD the new PD at KWHY/Folsom, CA (just outside WPOCIBaltimore, replaces exiting Larry Rich ... Randy Woodward has been promoted to for WUSOIWinchester. At the Sacramento, not far from the prison made . Up north a ways, Sandy McBride is now Asst. PD /MD famous by Johnny Cash), and he's looking for Program Coordinator and PM personality at same time, Steve Morgan has been upped to jocks. A brand new facility with 50 kw at 1030 WOIKIJacksonville Four MDs who have Production Director for the Virginia Country kHz, KWHY will flip the switch in late October. recently gotten their Asst. PD "stripes" are Tony outlet ... Steve Rogers is the new MD at George told me he wants to "put some fun back Kidd at WZZKIBirmingham, Mark Andrews of KXXYIOklahoma City, filling the vacancy left in into Country radio," so if you have a good time KWJJ á KJIB/Portland, Dave Anthony at April when Scott Jeffries departed to program on the air and want to get in on the rare oppor- WEEP /Pittsburgh, and Rick Ryder at KRWOI WCRJIJacksonville . .. Keep that gossip corn - SURPRISE- Prior to a concert at the Greater tunity of signing on a new AM station in a Gold Hill, OR. Also at KRWQ, Steve Allison in', and don't forget to let me know what you Grand Forks Fair, Sylvia stopped by the beautiful western market, send your T&R to moves up from weekends to overnights, as Cal have heard! KRRK booth for an on -air chat with PD Curt Samson. George at KWHY, 409 Glenn Dr., Folsom, CA Littlefield and Gil Fredericks join for Smonquax, Lunette 2u juzootp..zoj atp. uzo.zj aj2uis anaxa Mau 2uttja.zoas atjs ualgig ppnS dq paonpoaa «aouVuO 9aO1A1 auo aAio sa33asso3 pub spaooau otda up silodeauuiw/AJaM auo4S Amp GGallxa .zol aauuuuopad tupaui pto .zaqiouy xivaogd/XINN a11!ngseN/XISM uouue.i8 6noa asnoH Aaaa0 punos ,atlxg, .ziagi uinuiiuoa <> -al aqi uo pasuq uóisiaap Xsua uu sum II a}}olaeq0/00SM uolsnoH/NNIN uosulgoa PP3 ppel GOP <<'mo.z L' ui T# p.z8 .ztai.Ii << aiup 01 I.1oI3a isag aq act IIIm s.zaisnqpuu p.zoaaz agZ emioiM/IaAN A.iaw064uow/IM1M aannoig6iH Amp sauor gaegnqa ulddu-aoi `oduaai-dn << ¡Ill' qual u s,II 66 <'.zuaA agZ IO 06e3iq3/NSf1M a0uis, .zol aiupipuua aq pinoo ii spuoaas /(aulanoa ppIN pE uI maux I`it uo alpaau u ind I uaqm

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format? A: KDAV /Lubbock . . . Country Trivia PD was Dave Stone. Since Trivial Pursuit has become such a national Q: The song "Wolverton Moun- tain" featured a character named craze, I thought I'd come up with my own version of coun- Clifton Closers. Upon what real - try trivia. Things you always wanted to know, already life person is he based? A: Merle know, or maybe could care less about. I got 'em from Kilgore's uncle. files, friends, and trash bins. In any event, you may be Q: Which current recording art- able to salvage something to use on the ist is an instrument -rated pilot, air. graduated from the MGM Actors Q: Early in his career, which folk group call- country artist sang jingles with School, and had a ed the Townsmen? A: Rex Allen Janie Fricke in Dallas? A: Dan Seals. Jr. Q: Who produced the Righteous Q: Which PolyGram artist was Brothers hit "Soul & Inspiration ?" a chaplain at Barkley Boys State Medley. Camp (a juvenile detention center A: Bill Q: There's an interesting but in Kentucky) before launching his little -known fact about John This vintage photo features the Gatlin brothers. - Pick out Larry, Steve, 8 Rudy. career? A: Gary Wolf. Lynn Anderson (I) appears with what Anderson's birth. What is it? Q: Which Warner Bros. artist major singing star! A: He was born in a car. has a twin sister and what is her 1. Dolly Parton Q: Which native Oklahoma re- name? A: Gary Morris, Carrie. 2. Q: Who is the only female coun- cording artist planned to be an Air Q: Who was CMA's first winner Q: Where was Larry Gatlin try artist to record an album in Force career man or a rodeo rider of the Entertainer of the Year when he wrote "I Don't Wanna by McGee," and who was Bobby prison? A: Leona Williams re- when he was a child? A: Big Al award? A: Eddy Arnold (1967). Cry?" A: The restroom at WPLO/ McGee? A: Fred Foster /she was corded "San Quentin's First Downing. Q: Which movie inspired John Atlanta. Boudleaux Bryant's secretary. Hartford to My Lady" in 1976 during her perform- Q: What Grand Ole Opry star's write "Gentle On Q: Conway Twitty and Jerry Q: Who was the first country ance there. mother played piano in silent Mind ?" A: "Dr. Zhivago." Lee Lewis appeared in what late - artist to record a live album in Las Q: What do Steve Gatlin, Q: Which Columbia recording movies? A: Hank Snow. Janie '50s movie? A: "High School Con- Vegas? A: Hank Thompson. artist had a twin sister named Q: Dottie West used to do a TV Fricke, and Margo Smith have in fidential." Q: Which Warner Bros. group Mamie? A: The late Marty Rob- show in Cincinnati. What was the common? A: They were school- Q: Who was the co-writer with has been together 17 years? teachers. bins. - name of the show? A: "Midwest- Kris Kristofferson on "Me & Bob- A: Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. Q: At what radio did ern Hayride." Q: Naomi Judd is also a model. station One assignment led to her appear- T.G. Sheppard's wife Diana work ance on a country artist's album when they met? WMPS /Memphis. cover. Who was the artist and Q: What Epic recording artist what's the name of the album? known for his rowdy ways used to 1 Give your A: Conway Twitty/ "Lost In The be an altar boy? A: Johnny listeners Feeling." Rodriguez. -8'00-251-9600. Q: When asked, what will Con this number to call Ronnie Milsap, Q: Zella Lehr lived in Europe as Hunley tell you his hobbies are? a child and performed in a family A: Golf, old cars, antiques, and Charlie Pride, Barbara Mandrell, vaudeville act. What did she do? women (and not necessarily in A: Rode the unicycle and juggled. that order). Alabama,Ricky Convict/ Q: Can you name the male re- Q: Which country performer us- cording artist who was born in Ba- ed to act as a stand -in for Brian Twitty, BY kersfield, CA in a converted rail- Wilson (member of the Beach ,Jy road boxcar? A: Merle Haggard. Boys) during his lengthy illness? Reed, Merle Haggard, the Oak Ridge A: Glen Campbell. Q: Name the MCA recording Q: The Oak Ridge Boys were Bays, David Frizzel, T.G. Sheppard, artist who is also a magician, a originally formed back in the '405 , hobby he's been practicing since by gospel entertainer Wally Fow- 6th grade? A: Steve Wariner. ler. Which of the original mem- Sylvia,Waylon Jeimings, Janie Fricke, Q: What is Ricky Skaggs's idea bers are still in the group? A: of the perfect meal? A: Catfish, William Lee Golden has been with Le pinto beans, and fried cornbread the group longer than any of the DottieLejGreeenwood, e est, with iced tea. other present members. Willie Nelson, Charlie D Gary Marris, Eddie Rabbitt 2/0 A,4 and flY and many more KJJJ KEZC Superstars! IS PROUD TO WELCOME

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RON RODRIGUES PROVIDENCE REVIEW WSNE. New King Of The Rhode After years at the top of a considerable stack of A/C stations, WPRO /Providence was dethroned in the spring sweep by FM WSNE. The upstart station scored better than an 11 share among 25 -49 adults, cleanly beating 'PRO, which earned a mid -seven share. That's about the reverse of what the two stations had last spring. (Beating all of the A /C's in that demo, however, was CHR- formatted WHPRO -FM, which scored first in the 25 -54 demo as well.) PD Norm Thibeault feels part of his sta- tion's gain was at the expense of WPRO. "I grew up in this area, and 'PRO was always one of the top stations in the market. A lot of the music people grew up listening to on PRO-AM can now be found here. Right now, they're suffering from what's happening to many AM stations around the country - outlets calling themselves Adult Contem- porary and trying to compete with FMs. They just don't have the right mix now." Promotionally, the station invested in While referring to a recent popular billboards and television to get its call let- movie, Norm described WSNE's music ters out. "The television station upstairs took mix. "I like to play the kind of records that our logo, enhanced it electronically and get listeners to say Wow, I haven't heard mixed it in with a short announcement and that one in a long time!' I know of many sta- jingle. Our billboard was a multicolored tions which program lots of oldies, calling version of our logo." themselves the 'Big Chill' formats. I don't characterize us that way, but we do have Finding The Right Key many of those elements mixed in with the One of the station's more prominent on- current stuff." air promotions was a "93 keys" car give- away. Using a "key" song named at the beginning of the hour, listeners became On a recent Friday the 13th, Q101 /Harrisonburg asked its listeners to gather up all the super- finalists if they could name that song later. stitious items it could find and meet at the station. To help the audience, the station suggested The qualifiers were then invited to a lavish items over the air every 12 minutes. Five winning entries had 30 items apiece. Some of them in- cluded the Stevie Wonder "Original Musiquarium I" LP (which contains the song "Superstition"), evening at a race track, where one of those Sylvester (the black cat), a box of Lucky Charms cereal, a two dollar bill, and "Lucky" Strike cig- 93 keys fit the door. arettes. Shown above awarding cash to the winners is PD Brian Charette. "It was a scary moment because one of the qualifiers didn't turn the key properly," recalled Norm, "and we ended up going through all 93 without finding a winner. We said he's ready for the challenge. "It's a ing less talk -more music, but we'll continue had to go halfway through again before fin- matter of maintaining consistency of the to have our personalities talk about things ally finding a winner." station. It was a long time building this our audience wants to listen to. They don't, Knowing that it will be very tough main- base, and I'm sure the off book we had in however, talk about anything too much. taining double -digit adult ratings, Norm the fall was a fluke. We've been emphasiz- We're conscious about being concise."

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P96 l' L L lsn6ny 'Aepu j/L3813 R &R /Friday, August 17, 1984 Page 58 Opport unities Changes Openings Positions Sought Positions Sought Jeffrey Greenwald appointed Account Executive make your pro & medium market PO with good Top 100 market nighttime communicator want. to STEVE RUNNER, 15 year WCAU /Philadelphia from WHCU /Ithaca. WLRS, WLVO & WAPZ. Great production /numbers /references. CLIFF: numbers, available now. Formerly station sizzle. /Chi- -5138 18-101 promoted to Co-op Manager WCLR Attention Medium Market News Talent: 14091 769 -2871 18 -171 12051 591 Leon Rosenthal cago. r' 1. M Y with six years in major market & good Eight year news go'eulonal seeks challenging position. Experienced air talent -2843 part or fulltime in West. JUSTIN Account Executive WCLR /Chi- Medium /major markets only. CHERYL: 12131 379 numbers. Looking for Susan Arnett appointed 18-10) 18-171 MICHAELS: 15051 623-9049 cago from WAVY. a /George Johns -con- on-alr pro with good pipes /et- Executive WBEC & KLZI -FM is FairWest Looking for on -elr programming position. BOB SCOTT: 1301) Medium /major market creative Jackie Sadera appointed Account Experienced in news too. sulted A/C winner in PHOENIX!! 484 -4818 (8-171 titude seeking new opportunity. Rock 105 /Pittsfield. Will relocate. ERIC: (5121 659 -4130 (8-10) a opportunity for a young, We have super Rescue mel Account Executive & Pro- Fresh Urban Contemporary jock trapped in A /C. Todd S. Mallinson promoted news talent on their way to the top. 10 year A/C veteran available aggressive 549 -1741 18 -171 Order before midnight tonight. gram Consultant Rock 105 /Pittsfield. M.A.K.: 1212) DEAN: Team attitude, experience, pipes & brains are for morning drive in medium /major markets. LONNIE WXRT /Chicago 1512) 993 -8387 18-10) Ed Knych appointed Continuity Director essential. HAPPY, PROFESSIONAL WIN- experienced in CHR & A/C looking for airshift, Talented jock from WFYR -FM. HURRY! Cassette/resume/ Director or sales position. T &R: 1305) 661-8031 A/C or CHR. NERS ONLY! Promotion Weekends wanted et southern California 7th WXRT/Chica- photo to Chris Kampmeier, PD, 5520 N. 18-17) FRANK: 18181 761 -1270 18-101 Diana Giovenco promoted Traffic Director 121. Phoenix, AZ 85014. EOE market. go. St., Suite Excellent numbers with adults 18 -34 in a nine station NI /F. Warm, but up- sounding pro wants to win with yowl ED: 1307) 637 -4396 18 -171 RECORDS Hot CHR personality. Northern NV' top -rated AM Country, KOLO needs person li- I'm tired of eating Spam Can we talk? Winning attitude. MIKE McCOY: Representative ly pro. Rush T &R: Tony Thomas, Box 10800, Reno, NV Eight years experience Music Director -Coordinator Robert Belisle appointed Local Promotion 459 -3483 18 -171 /Dallas. 89510. EOE M/F (8 -101 (6141 Radio -Major Record Label Werner Brothers Records dedicated & News anchor/reporter. experienced, dependable, -1120 (video)-TV/Cable Positions Sought willing to relocate. RAY WOLVERTON: 13091 828 in either a Music Director or Coordinator (8 -171 Seeking a position as INDUSTRY DANNY HERNANDEZ, Z -100 alumnus, ready to rock the Ap- music). N/cable video program ¡ radio, major record label (video ple again. 339 -9498 (8-17) Prefer evening wealth of knowledge 8 ex- 1212) TONY SUMMERS comes West from Atlanta. or related music field. Exceptional or Bay area. Ma- with CHR. A/C, MOR. 'soft Account Executive Major Market or overnight shift. Urban /CHR. Southern CA perience in popular music Familiar Lynn Steele appointed sales-oriented business seeking to return to man- knowledge of edeo music. GM of large material. (2131 933 -4320 18-17) rock' oldies (iste'60s- beyond). Good Radio/San Francisco. year team RAY jor Grad- agement. Sports /ND/PD /PBP. Twelve player. market broadcast experience 8 knowledge. Strong major Executive WALDON: 1318) 227- 879718 -171 & commer- in Broadcasting. I ant deter- appointed Account Operations Director ready to move up. Promos uate of Emerson College (Boston) Maryannee Glicksman (9161 consider most anywere. /Colorado Springs. cials that sizzle. EEBS degree. Multi- talented. GREG: mined. energetic 8 well-organized. WU Katz Radio/Dallas from KKFM London -born announcer with five years experience shift considered. Call or English. 283 -3102 (8 -171 Northeast and East desirable. Radio great ideas, looking for station with 322 -4423. Executive Katz who creates numbers and write Steven, Box 35. Waban, MA 02168. (617) Peter Tallman appointed Account DON COSTELLO: 13031 574-4340. (7-20) at Network. same, A/C/CHR. Beginning talent with one year experience, desires position Sports /New York from ABC -TV to relocate. 1818) 340- 240818 -17), CHR. A/C station. Willing Radio/ Experienced Farm Director wants to move to larger market. Randy Freer appointed Account Executive Katz TSCHEPTER: 1605) 697 -5018 (8-17) experi- T &R: EMERY Southern New England: Any station need a DJ with New York. ence as PD /ND/PBP. 1203) 643 -4031 18 -17) in drivetime at several of appointed Account Executive Katz Ra- Major market veteran experienced Lewis Schreck looking for mornings in is now looking. JIM Morning ratings winner. 12 year pro North America's successful AOR's dio/New York. 389 -1159, after NEWS PERSONALITY top 30 market. A/C of CHR. DAVE: 1216) BAUER: 14161 459-1257 18 -101 Harvey of Rock & Roll" wants to say Noon edt 18-17) "The Paul experience would on your air. Major Announcer with 13 years manor market Miscellaneous "Good Morning America" 50 CHR. Drive time JESSE BROOKS: 19011 JIM WALSH, looking for airship in top like to relocate. Will consider all areas. network AOR /CHR vet. Creative. 478 -0975, record ser- market and preferred, but will consider any position. (3021 18 -101 A CHR to sign -on In September & needs with you. 398 -1656 New /C, controversial & crazy enough to be '1 after fpm edt 18 -171 vice from all labels. Contact: Scott Burnett, KNMO -FM, (4171 track record available. A team (818) 509 -9905. Winning PO with excellent 687 -9797 18-17) ROB WILLIAMS music. Morning pro -line. NE area preferred. Over 25 years of programming Country player who understands the bottom /large market. (3031 18 -101 Roble, Q -102, seeks PD /OM position in medium JOHN: 17031 885 -8044 or 949 -8271 A/C & CHR record service needed ASAPI Ron 2367.18-3) Big Rapids, MI 49307. 1616) 796 -7000 good sports background. Very 330- 2201/2 S. Michigan, Aggressive, strong ND with seeks fdltlme DJ /PBP position. Currently & plenty Versatile announcer (8-17) conversational /humorous. National speaking awards Dedicated eight 13051 275 -6054(8 -101 I want to come home. pro, MURDOCK: JAMES: (309) Attention Seattle! working parttime. DAVE of experience. Sunbelt medium /major. KYYX & KPLZ. Strong production. years experience including Issues off my hands. 3 years of R &R, Billboard, Al- 962 -8138 18 -17) the mother pink. Take back BEAVER BILL: (805) 832 -9618 18 -17) Currently working where they painted Morning OB -Album report. Kenny Ry- to move up where they mean bum Network & Friday Young talented CHR jock wants 89332, Los Angeles, CA 90069.18-10) LARRY O'NEAL, WSB -FM, 3WS & Q101 available to program A/C pro with over 333 -676618-101 back/Promotion, Box Morning entertainer. Friendly, humorous serious business. DAVID KID CURRY: 1812) A /C, CHR station to top ratings. Strong management & know -how. your 12 years, major /medium markets. Programming 775 -6920 I8 -1 7) programming background. 1404) West. 1213) 306 -8430 18 -171 Currently in for seeking Dedicated announcer with three years experience !Dates appearing at the end of each listing GOSS. formerly WTRS, WNFY & WWKE seeks Call KELLY: 13041 485 -8796 CRAZY RON MASON RAMSEY, is ready to make a big move. fulltime position in Atlanta area. at SE CHR or A/C station. 10 years ex- -checks. first week listed. PO /MDiairshift /KALL and ask for him or Ms. Ann Feltch for air I8 -101 signify -17) KLCY perience. 1904) 351 -3530 18 364 -3561. Great references) etc ... 18011 & track Hard working Jock with six years experience good energetk Jock looking for A /C, CHR shift in MW. 1 Y with the last two markets, seeks employment with Young. Five years experience In programming /sales record in medium & small years experiennce. WADE: 1701) 852-1958 18 -17) 728 -7642 844.0315 17 -201 in management. Looking for OM position. 13081 stable company. MARK: 16011 Opportunities experience. Any format/shift 18-171 switch R&R Versatile announcer. eight years Currently employed as major market talk host, seeking in Akron. KEN: 12161 Team or solo. (5181 considered. Currently parttime Important staff position. My copywriting to morning show at CHR in major market. I can 811 your most Advertising 253 -2679 18 -171 station sound/sales. K.A.: 1507) 288 -8797 272 -0369 18 -10) skills can improve free (24 words or -17) Radio & Records provides college graduate seeks entry level reporting or 18 Have high numbers in adults Sports-minded Adult numbers, I'll get them) listings to radio stations and record Pep position. Limited experience, but knows sports inside & Went into top 50. BRIAN: (915) 568 -9301 3 lines) Experienced DJ /PBP. Excellent voice /production. now. Time to move out. Hard worker. CRAIG: 15031 752 -0180 18 -17) or in Openings. Free listings of the smell /medium station. SCOTT: 13191 355 -4212 18151 18-101 companies 259 -8261 I8 -17) are also available to individuals with KIKK/Houston, moved 2400 miles to and knows how to same length After five years Country air personality knows the music, Positions Country/CHR stations. Now going satellite. Strand- of FRED: 13071 837 -7190 work in the industry under program Team player want. on your starting rotation. Full repertoire relate to your adult Country audience. seeking ed. MIKE: (208) 263- 8820 (8 -171 NC or mid -MI. run display. pitches. MVP potential. Prefer Piedmont, 18 -101 Sought. All other advertising must ALAN: 13131 694-7034, after 6pm edt. 18 -31 mailed in on company let- Five years experience. Female MD /DJ seeking to become pert Changes must be 10 of a team at a growing AOR station. Tired of playing same DJ /sports, ex- Excellent voice, parttime now et KBQC. Want terhead. SHANNA: (512) 532-6217 18 -17) songs. perienced PBP with excellent production. BRIAN M.: (319) Deadline 355 -4212 or 355 -0983 18 -17) NUMBERS Why me? Management changes again) Award winning morn- I GENERATE A /C, CHR or Oldies station. Great rat- in the following week's issue, we ings, 75 voices for your to go home. MI & IN area. CHR or A /C. position. To appear -0643 I8-17) Northern boy wants Seeking AM drive or management ings & references. BILL: (512) 440 TIM VAN MIKELS (3141364-5161 must receive your ad by Thursday 12 noon Major market experience. 15 years in the majors, #1 ratings, tremen- 2 PBP /sportscaster 18 -171 work well (PST) prior to issue date. Top -notch smell market, NCAA- division dous copywriter, sales- oriented, DOUG: 1314) 364 -2525 seeks division 1 in medium market. creative ads. Sales Manager who sells, writes & produces with others, crazy and sensitive. Prefer I8-171 Can motivate Display Advertising Conceives & executes sellable promotions. Coast. Call PAUL BICKNELL (301) -17) East production skills, call DOUG sales team. 13151 568 -5978 I8 $30 per inch per week (maximum 35 H you need an announcer with 262 -21 19 9am -5pm (EST). Display: from 6pm -10am BURTON. Will relocate. (712) 362 -5647, DJ /- per inch). Includes border Penn State graduate ready to give you his all. Two years words cdt. 18 -171 news experience. Looking for starting market in CA. SCOTT: and logo. is available for Chris- 14151 829 -3220 18-171 RICH HANCOCK, morning personality News anchor /reporter ex- drops T.Ik, so I most walk per inch per week (maximum station or network. 20 years in radio. Major WAYS experience. Blind Box: $45 tian radio the week and set up your weekends with in NC or SE region. 10 years I set roller. during seeks stable team Includes perience. 15031 773 -4416 18 -17) CA gig. FRANK 35 words per inch). fun. Former KNBA personality seeks northern WIKE: 17041 537- 3099 I8-10) TONY number and pos- fun in the summer- BUTERA: 14151 223 -9928 (8 -171 border, box Reliable. experienced workaholic seeks Medium market jock looking CHRIS: 1206) Prevent tregedYl Station sold. time with A /C. CHR or modern Country as jock. copywriting strong A/C or CHR. Full or tage /handling. WM relocate. Excellent voice, news, production, for any format. Mature delivery for 357 -6935 (8 -171 355 -4212 or or 828 -8078 IB -101 & PBP. Broadcast school graduate. RON: 13191 parttime. MARTY: 15181 785 -3483 926 -2454 18-17) Payable In Advance Greenville-Spartanburg & 12 year pro formerly in Atlanta, GM availed. for top 50 market AM /FM. Strong sales, motiva- in production or looking for mornings in top Box advertising orders Female DJ looking for entry level position Toledo. Presently PD /mornings, Display 8 Blind tional & organizational skills. Top reference.. JIM HARDY: 1319) 3pm edt. 18 -101 news. Broadcast school graduate. JANELLE: 50. DAVE: 1218) 389 -1159, after or printed and accom- 973 -4615 (8-17) must be typewritten 13031 355 -4212 or 355 -7933 18 -171 panied by check mailed to our office in ad- stuck in a Gospel format. I've paid my dues, DJ with CHR mentality Excellent voice, now working parttime. Experienced -17) Changes vance. let's work. ROB: 12131 585 -4289 18 & copywriting. THOMAS COMANS: 13191 good production Opportunities you may place your free 355 -4212 or 324 -8848 18 -171 For DJ /sports announcer looking for small market station. Willing listings by phone only on Wednesday, to relocate. CARL: (313) 256 -6830 18 -171 Bónneville's KOIT & KJOI. Easy Listening announcer from RADIO Thursday 8 Friday 9am -5pm (PST) (213) Prefer large market. 16021 956 -6877 18 -17) Eight year pro with PD /MD experience & strong production to: R &R Opportunities, Account Executive WLUP/ 553 -4330 or mail medium market move. Prefer SE. DAVE: 19191 move. 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Black I /Urban STEVIE WONDER (46) PRINCE 145) I Just Called To Say I Love You (Motown) When Doves Cry (WB) JACKSONS (29) RAY PARKER JR. Torture (43) (Epic) Ghostbusters (Arista) STEPHANIE MILLS (27) JACKSONS (36) BREAKERS® The Medicine Song (Casablanca /PG) State Of Shock (Epic) JANET JACKSON (25) TINA TURNER (34) PRINCE Don't Stand Another Chance (A &M) What's Love Got To Do With It (Capitol) Let's PATRICE Go Crazy (WB) RUSHEN (20) MTUME (27) 76% of our reporting stations on it. Get Off Rotations: Heavy 18/2, Medium 24/2, Light 16/8, Extra (You Fascinate Me) (Elektra) You Me And He (Epic) 1, Total Adds 13, WBMX, Adds WKND, Z93, WGIV, WPEG, WOIC, KJCB, WLOU, WPLZ, WTOY, WDAO, WKWM, KDKO. Heavy: WDJY, WAOK, WVEE, WZAK, WZEN -FM, KACE, KDAY, KJLH, DELLS "Love XHRM, WJTT, WQMG, On" (Private I /CBS) 30/1 WJAX, WPDQ, WOKS, WLUM, WWWS. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium Moves 39 -25 on the 14/0, Light 13/1, Extra Adds 0, T tal Adds 1, WQMG. Black/Urban chart. KRNB, WEDR, WJMO, Heavy: WAOK, WCIN, KOKA. Medium: WGPR, WZEN -FM, WKND, WNHC, WPEG, WOIC, WKXI, WPDQ, WWDM, WAAA WLTH. BRYAN HERBIE HANCOCK LOREN "Do You Really Love Me" (Philly World /Atco) 29/5 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 12/1, Light 15/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WOIC, WQMG, WOOK, Hardrock WEDR. WJMO. Medium: WXYV, WDAS, KHYS, WAAA. Heavy: (Columbia) WVEE, WDIA, WCIN, WENN, WPEG, WANM, WDAO, 68% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy NEWCLEUS WTLC, KDIA. 5/0, Medium 22/2, Light 26/6, Extra Adds 0, "Computer Age (Push The Botton)" (Sunnyview) 29/2 Total Adds 8, WXYV, WUSL, Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium WDJY, Z93, KJCB, KHYS, WTOY, WDAO. 16/1, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WOIC, WKWM. Heavy: WAOK, KACE, WJMI. Medium: WUSL, Heavy: WDAS, WDIA, WBMX, KDAY, WGIV, WNOO, KOKA. Medium: KMJQ, WHRK, WZAK, WDRO, WJLB, KJLH, WAMO, KKDA -FM, KMJQ, WBMX, WBLZ, KJLH, KSOL, XHRM, WPEG, WNOO, WJAX, WPDQ, WQQK. WWDM. WJAX, WPDQ, KNOW, PEABO BRYSON "Slow WLOU, WAAA. Debuts at number 31 on Dancin' " ( Elektra) 27/11 the Black /Urban chart. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/3, Light 18/8, Extra Adda 0, Total Adds 11, WWIN -FM, KNOK -FM, WZEN WJMI, WBLX, WTOY, WAAA, WDAO. -FM, WKND, WNHC, JANET JACKSON Medium: WAOK, WVEE. KKDA -FM, WHRK, KJLH, WLTH. LaTOYA JACKSON "Hot Don't Stand Another Chance (A &M) Potato" (Private I /CBS) 27/10 Rotations: Heavy 1 /0,- Medium 6/3, 65% of Light 20/7, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 10, WWIN -FM, our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 4/2, Medium 21/7, Light WOMG, WANM, WAAA, KDAY, KJLH, WENN, WJTT, WOIC, 24/14, Extra Adds KUKQ. Heavy: WAOK. Medium: XHRM, WNHC, WJAX. 2, Total Adds 25, WXYV, WAMO, WBMX, WJMO, WGPR, KNOW, WJMI, RALPH WKXI, KHYS, WWDM, MacDONALD with BILL WITHERS "In The Name Of Love" WANM, WVKO, WLTH, WVOI. Heavy: KDAY, WBLX. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium (Polydor /PolyGram) 26/17 Medium: WJLB, KMJM. A most added 6/5, Light 19/12, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 17. including WWIN record. Debuts at number 33 on WJMO, WKND, WNOO, -FM, WXYV, KAOK, WDIA, WCIN, the Black/Urban chart. WJAX, WLOU, WOKS, WDAO, WWWS, WVOI. Heavy: WANM. WVEE. Medium: KNOK-FM, WZEN -FM, KACE, BONNIE POINTER GROVER WASHINGTON JR. "Inside Moves" (Elektra) 25/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Your Touch I/CBS) Medium 11/1, Light 14/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, W WIN (Private WZAK, KACE, -FM, WZEN -FM, KJCB, WPLZ, Medium: WVEE, 59% of our reporting WKND, WNOO, WJAX, WAAA, WITH. KDIA, KUKQ. stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 10/1, Medium 20/1, Light 16/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WILD, KJLH, WQQK, WANT, WLTH. Heavy: WAOK, WDIA, WCIN, WNHC, WPEG, WPDQ, KRNB, WEDR, WGIVL WOIC, WKXI, KHYS, KUKQ. Debuatumbe the Black/Urban chart. JK 32 on SIGNIFICANT ACTION DAN HARTMAN STEVIE WONDER "I Can Dream About You" (MCA) 24/8 Rotations: Heavy 7/1, Medium 11/2, Light 6/5, Extra Adds Total I Just Called To Say I Love You 0, Adds 8, WWIN -FM, WAOK, KNOK -FM, KRNB, WCIN, WJMO, (Motown) WANT, KOKA. Heavy: WDIA, WBLZ, WJTT, WOKS, WLUM, 59% of our reporting KUKQ. Medium: KKDA -FM, WHRK, WRDW, KNOW, Z93, stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 5/5, Medium 14/14, Light 23/23, Extra WPLZ, WVKO, WKWM. WJJS, Adds 4. Total Adds 46 include, WBMX, WBLZ, KMJM, WKND, WJTT, WOIC, WQMG, WJMI, WANM, SUTTONS "Kraazy" (Rocshke) 23/1 WVKO, WLTH, KDKO. This Rotations: week's most added record. Debuts at number 36 on Heavy 3/0, Medium 13/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds the Black /Urban chart, 0, Total Adds 1, WQMG, Heavy: WJMO, WENN, WOIC, Medium: WA/IN-FM, WXYV, KKDA -FM, WYLD-FM, WCIN, WDMT, WKXI, KJCB, KOKA, WWDM, WAAA, WLTH, WTLC. DR. JECKYLL & MR. HYDE "Fast Life" (Profile) 22/0 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 7/0, Light 13/0, EMT. Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WDMT, WZEN -FM. Medium: WRKS, NEW & ACTIVE WDIA, WPEG, WOOK, WWDM, WAAA. WDAS, TEMPER "No Favors" (MCA) 20/6 ROGER "Midnight Hour" Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/1, Light 11/5, Extra Adds (WB) 45/1 0, Total Adds 6, WGCI, XHRM, KNOW, WQMG, KJCB, KUKO. Heavy: Rotations: Heavy 21/0, Medium 12/0, Light 12/1, KACE. Medium: WILD, WRKS, WDAS, WCIN. WQQK, WWDM, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WTOY. Heavy: WAOK, KNOK -FM, KRNB, KDKO. WHRK, WBLZ, WJMO, WZEN -FM, KDAY, WDIA, LOU KJLH, WAN, WENN, Z93, WGIV, WPEG, WNOO, WOIC, KJCB, WANM, RAWLS "All Time Lover" (Epic) 19/1 Medium: WGCI, WZAK, KOKO, KUKO. XHRM, WJMI, WLOU, WQOK, W WOM, WAAA, WWWS, WVOI. Moves -29 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 7/0, Light 10/1, Extra Adda 31 on the Black/Urban chart. 0, Total Adds 1, WOKS. Heavy: KOKA, WWDM. Medium: WAOK, DONNA SUMMER "There Goes My Baby" (Geffen) 44/19 WDIA, WATV, WPEG, WKXI, WPOO, WAAA. Rotations: Heavy 7/4, Medium 15/5, Light 22/10, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 19 O'JAYS "Let Me Show You including WWIN -FM, WDJY, KNOK-FM, WHRK, (How Much I Really Love You) " (PhiladelphiaPh WZEN -FM, XHRM. KNOW, WJTT, WOMG, WOOK, WPLZ Rotations: Heavy International /CBS) 19/1 WKWM WVVWS, KDKO. Heavy: WZAK, WGIV, 3/0, Medium 11/0, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 0, Total 1, WDAS, WAOK. WANM. Medium: WXYV, Adds WQMG . Heavy: WILD, KNOK -FM, WJMO. WVEE, WOIC, WJAX, WPDQ KOKA. WLTH. WLUM. WAMO, KKDA-FM, WBMX, WZAK, Medium: Debuts at number 39 on the Black/Urban chart. WNOO, WPLZ, KOKA, WOKS, WAAA, WDA , GRIFFIN "Throw O WLTH. Down" (Qwest/WB) 44/1 BRASS CONSTRUCTION "Partyline" (Capitol) 18/13 Rotations: Heavy 5/O, Medium 21/0, Light 18/1, Extra Rotations: Heavy O/0, Medium 4/3, Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WPEG. Heavy: KJLH, KNOW, WNOO, Light 14/10, Extra Adds O, Total Adds 13, WILD, WAOK, Medium: WXYV, WUSL, KNOK -FM, WKXI, WANM. KJCB. WOOK, KRNB, WCIN, (DAY, WNHC, WNOO, KMJQ, KRNB, WJLB, XHRM, WAN, Z93, WOIC, WJMI, KOKA, WANM, WDAO, WNVWS. Medium: WDIA. WLTH, WTLC, WWWS, WVOI. KJCB, WWDM, WAAA, WDAO, JIMMY CASTOR "Amazon" (Dream/Salsoul) 18/6 D PATRICE RUSHEN "Get Off Fascinate Rotations: Heavy 2/1, Medium 2/0, (You Me)" (Elektra) 42/20 Light 13/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adda 6, KJLH, WOIC,OIC, KJCB, WOQK, WKXI. Medium: WDAS, WAAA. WLTH, WWWS. Heavy: WJMO. WJLB, KJLH, KJCB, WBLX, WPLZ, KDKO. Heavy: WAOK, WZAK, KACE, KDAY. cMeduium VWI EE, WBMX, NEXT MOMENT I XHRM, WENN, WPEG, WWDM. WBLXMWZNC-FM, "All Do" (Nuance) 18/4 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 6 /t, Light 10/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WXYV, AS, KMJM, WNHC. Heavy: WBMX, JULIO IGLESIAS & DIANA ROSS "AN Of You" (Columbia) Medium: WDIA, WJLB, WPEG, WAAA, WLTH. WGCI, Rotations: 42/3 Heavy 9/0, Medium 20/O, Light 13/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3. W WIN -FM, WVKO, WVOI. Huld: WDIA, WYLD -FM, JOHNNY GUITAR WATSON "Strike On WON, WNHC, WGIV, WOMG, KOKA, WOKS, KUKQ. Medium: WDAS, Computers" (Valley Vue)) 17/4 WAOK, WVEE, WBMX, WJMO, XHRM, KSOL, WKND, Z93, Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 8/1, Light 9/3, Extra WJTT, WOIC, WKXI, KJCB. WBLX, WQOK, WPLZ, Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WXYV, WBMX, KDAY, KHYS. Medium: WDAS, KHYS, WANT, KDIA, WLTH. Moves 38 -37 on the Black/Urban chart. WHRK, KACE, WKND, WLTH, WWWS. KRNB, MENUDO "If You're Not Here (By My Side)" (RCA) 42/1 EGYPTIAN LOVER "Egypt Rotations: Egypt" (Freekbeat) 17/1 Heald 8/0, Medium 23/0, Light 11/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WVOI. Heavy: WDAS, Rotations: Heavy KKDA -FM, KNOW, WOIC, 5/0, Medium 6 /0, Light 6/1, Extra Adda 0, Total Adds 1, WDMT. WPDQ, KJCB. KOKA, KDIA. Medium: WUSL, KNOK -FM, Heavy:avy: KKDA-FM, WDRO, WGPR, WJLB, WO- WBMX, WCIN, WJMO, KJLH, XHRM, KSOL, WPLZ, WTLC, WWWS, OK. Medium: WPLZ, WANT, WKWM, WLUM, WWWS, WVOI. WWIN -FM, KDKO, KUKO, WLTH, WLUM, WPEG, WQMG, WKXI, WBLX, WQQK. KHYS, WAAA. Debuts at 38 on the Black/Uban ALPHONSE MOUZON featuring chart. CAROL DENNIS "Our Love Is Hot" I Rotations: Heavy (Private /CBS) 17/0 1/0, Medium 5/0, Light 11/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds Heavy: KIDS AT WORK "Sugar Baby' (Sound Of NY /CBS) 41/6 WWWS. O. WAOK. Medium: WCIN, WOIC, KOKA, WAAA, Rotations: Heavy 1/O, Medium 13/O, Light 27/6, Extra Adds O, Total Adds 6, WBMX, WNHC, WWDM, WOKS, WKWM, WVOI, Heavy: WPEG. JONZUN CREW "Time Is Running Medium: WDAS, WJLB, WZEN -FM. WAN, WOIC, WPDO, KJCB, WQQK, Out" (Tommy Boy) 16/5 KOKA, WAAA, WLTH, WTLC, WWWS. Rotations: Heavy WO, Medium 5/1, Light HERB ALPERT/TUUANA 9/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, WILD, WAMO, XHRM, WGIV, BRASS "Bullish" (A &MI 40/11 Medium: WOOK, WWDM, WAAA, WWWS, WPEG. Heavy: KDAY. Rotations: Heavy 1 /O. Medium 11/1, Light 27/9, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 11, W WIN -FM, WXYV, WJLB, WZEN-FM, WGIV, WPEG. DENNIS WJTT, WOIC, WQMG, WTOY, WWDM. EDWARDS "Another Place In Time" Huld: WPDO. Medium: WDAS, WDIA, KACE, XHRM, WRDW, KOKA, WANM, WAAA, (Gordy /Motown) 16/3 Rotations: Heavy 1 /0, Medium 5/0, Light KDKO, KDIA. 9/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WZEN- F M, WGIV, WNOO, WJAX, WANM, WOKS. Heavy: WVEE. Medium: RAMSEY LEWIS "The WITH, KDKO. Two Of Us" (Columbia) 39/3 DISCO 3 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 22/3, 12/O, "Fat Boys - Human Beat Box" (Sutra) 16/1 Light Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WWIN -FM, WDIA, WBLX. Heavy: WILD, WCIN, Rotations: WPDQ Heavy 3/0, Medium 5/1, Light 8 /0, Extra Adds O, Total KOKA, WTLC. Medium: WZEN-FM, XHRM, WKND, Adds 1, Z93. Heavy:Hea : WRKS, WBMX, WJTT, WKXI, WPLZ, WWDM, WLTH, WWWS, KDKO, WXYV, WDAS, WDMT, KMJM, XHRM. WWWS. Medium: WILD, WAMO, WNOO, WOIC, WJMI, WAAA, KDIA, KUKQ. SMOKEY ROBINSON "I Can't Find" (Tamia /Motown) CHUCK BROWN & SOUL SEARCHERS "We Need Rotations: 15/7 Some Money" (T.T.E.D.) 39/2 Heavy 1 /0, Medium 3/1, Light 11/6, Extra Adds Rotations: Huld 12/0, Medium 17/0, 0, Total Adds 7, WDAS, ZEN -FM, WNOO, WQMG, WOKS, Ug tt 10/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KMJM, WBLX. Heavy: WDAS, WEDR, WYLD -FM, WWWS. Heavy: WVEE. Medium: KJLH, WDAO, WJMO, KDAY, KJLH, WLTH. WPEG, WOIC, WKXI, WPDO, WPLZ, WTLC. Medium: WXYV, WDJY, WVEE, WDIA, WGCI, WZAK, WZEN- FM, XHRM, WDAO, WWIN -FM, WHUR, IRENE CARA "You Were Made For WQMG, WJAX, KHYS, WANT, KOKA. WWDM. Moves 35 -34 on the Black/Urban chart. Me" (Geffen) 15/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/O, Light 11/1, JACKSONS Extra Adds O, Total Adds 1, WOMG. Heavy: WCIN. Medium: WWIN a "Torture" (Epic) 37/29 WAAA. -FM, KOKA, Rotations: Heavy 7/5, Medium 13/1 I, Light 17/13, Extra Adds O. Total Adds 29 including WILD, WUSL, WDJY, WVEE, KNOK- ROSE FM, WGCI, ROYCE "Magic Touch" (C &R) 15/1 WAB, KDAY, WJLH. WKND, WBLX, WWDM, WVOI. Heavy: WJTT, WQQK. Medium: KMJM, WLUM. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 8 /0, Light 5/1, Extra Adds CAMEO "Hangin' 0, Total Adds 1, KHYS. Heavy:He WVLD -FM, KOKA. Medium: WWIN -FM Downtown" (Atlanta Artists /PolyGram) 37/11 WDAS, WAOK, KKDA -FM, KNOK -FM, WCIN, WBLX, KDIA. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 14/1, Light 17/9, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 11, WAMO, WBMX, KDAY, KJLH, WENN. WKXI, T- CONNECTION "You Can WPDQ, WANT. KOKA, WLTH. WKWM. Heavy: WDIA, WZEN-FM, WNOO, Feel The Groove" (Capitol) 14/2 WWWS, KNOK-FM. Medium: WWIN -FM, WXW, KMJQ, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium KRNB, WGCI, WJMO, XHRM, WNMC, WGIV, WOIC, 4/0, Light 10/2, Extra Adda 0, Total Adds 2, WLOU,WLO WLOU, WBLX, WWDM. WWWS. KHYS. Medium: WATV, WENN, WNOO, CHANGE It Bums Me Up" (Atlantic) 37/4 SHIRLEY BROWN "I Don't Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 18/0, Light 13/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, KKDA -FM, WDRQ, KHYS, WVOI. Heavy: WJMO, Play That" (Sound Town/Allegiance) 13/5 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium KACE, WANM, WWWS, KDKO. Medium: WWIN-FM, WAMO, KMJQ, 4/0, Light 8/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, KRNB, KJLH,KJ WKXI, WBMX, XHRM, WLOU, WPLZ, WWDM, WDAO. WLTH, WPEG, WBLX, KHYS. Medium: KNOK-FM, WTLC. KNOK -FM, KRNB. WZAK, WENN, WPEG, WKWM, KUKQ. WOIC. WANM. ARTHUR BAKER "Breaker's Revenge" EARONS "Beat Sixteen" (Island) 34/6 - (Atlantic) 13/5 Rotanons: Heavy 2/0, Medium 15/1, Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 5/2, Light 8/3, Extra Adds Total Light 17/5, Extra Adds O, Total Adds 6, WBMX, WGCI, WKND, WQMG, KOKA. WVKO. Heavy 0, Adds 5, WXYV, WDIWDIA, WPDQ. WQQK, WOKS. Medium: WDAS. WOIC. Medium: WDAS, WLTH, WLUM. WUSL, WDIA, WEDR, WZEN -FM, XHRM, WGIV, WNOO, WJCB, WOOK, WAAA, WTLC, WAMO, WDAO. RODNEY SAULSBERRY "I Wonder" (ANengiance) Rotations: 13/2 JAMES INGRAM "She Loves Me Best I Can Be) Heavy 0 /0, Medium 3/1, Light 10 /1, Extra Adds The That " (Qwest/WB) 34/3 0, Total Adds 2, KNOK -FM, KRNB. Medium: WWIN-FM, KOKA. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 16/0, Light 13/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds.3: WJMO, WQMG, WKWM. Heavy: WWIN -FM, WCIN, BOBBY WOMACK & PATTI LABELLE "Through The WATV, WJMI, WANM. Medium: KKDA -FM, Eyes Of A Child" (Beverly Glen) 13/0 KNOK -FM, KRNB, XHRM, Z93, WGIV, WPEG, WOIC, WKXI, WJAX, WDAO, WVOI, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 8/0, Light 3/0, Extra Adda WENN, WJTT, 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: KJLH, WANM. Medium: KKDA -FM, KOKA, WWDM, WDIA, WNOO, WOIC, WBLX, KOKA. WLTH. KNOK -FM, STARPOINT "Am I Still The One" (EIektra) 33/1 L.J. REYNOLDS "Lovin' Man" (Mercury/PolyGram) Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 9/0, Light 16/1, Extra 12/1 Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WVKO. Heavy: WILD. WDIA, WNOO, WBLX, WANM, Rotations: Heavy O/0, Medium 3/O, Light 9/1, WOKS, WLTH, WWWS, Medium: WHRK, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WAOK. Medium: WNOO, WDAO, WWWS. WYLD -FM, WJMO, WZEN -FM, XHRM, WGIV, WOIC, WPDQ, WANT. TIMMY THOMAS DEELE "Surrender" "Love Is Never Too Late" (Gold Mountain /A &M) 12/0 (Solar /Ekektra) 32/1 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 3/0, Rotations: Heavy Light 9/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0, Medium: WDIA, KACE, WOIC. 8/0, Medium 15/0, Light 9/1, Extra Adda O. Total Adds 1, WJJS. Heavy: WDAS, KJLH, WDIA, WEDR, WCIN, WJMO, HAROLD MELVIN & BLUE NOTES WNOO, WJAX. Medium: WILD, WUSL, WDMT, XHRM, "Today's Your Lucky Day" (Philly World /Atco) 293, WGIV. WJMI, WQQK, WPLZ, WTLC, WVOI, KRNB, WOAO, Rotations: Heavy O /O, Medium 11/2 KNOW, WPEG. 7/0, Light 3 /1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WILD, WDMT, WNHC, WITH. WRKS. Medium: WDAS, WEDR, WBMX, WCIN, CHERRELLE "Fragile Handle With Care" ... (Tabu /CBS) 31/13 FATBACK "You've Got That Magic" Rotations: Heavy 1/O, Medium 11/2, Light 19/11, Extra Adds O, Total Adds 13, WJMO, WZEN -FM, WKND, WPEG. WOIC, WOMG, (Cotillion /Atco) 11/1 Rotation.: Heavy O /0, Medium 5/O, Light 6/1, Extra Adds WLOU, WJJS, MAX, WQQK, WTOY, WVOI, KUKQ, Heavy: KDAY. Medium: WILD, WDAS, WUSL, WDRQ, WJLB, WENN, KJCB, 0, Total Adda 1, KRNB, Medium: KMJQ, WZAK, WATV, WBLX, WQQK. WWDM. JIMI TUNNELL "U -Turn" (MCA) 10/4 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 2/0, Light 8/4, Extra Adds DEBBIE DEB "When I Hear Music" (Sunnyview) 31/2 0, Total Adds 4, WOMG, WAAA, WITH, WVOI. Medium: WWDM, Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 17/2, Light 7/0, WWWS. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, XHRM, WVOI. Heavy: WDAS, WUSL, WBMX, WNHC, E WJAX. WDAO, WTLC. Medium: WXYV, MOTIONS KKDA-FM, WDIA, WDMT, WZAK, WDR), WAS, WZEN -FM, KDAY, WPLZ, WOKS. "Are You Through With My Heart" (Red Label) 10/3 KNOW, WOOK, KOKA. WKWM. R nations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 8/3, Extra Adda O, Total Adds 3, WNHC, WOIC, WANM. Medium: WBLX, WAAA. Q STEPHANIE MILLS "The Medicine Song" (Casablanca /PolyGram) 30/27 WHODINI "Friends" (Jive /Arista) 10/2 Rotations: Heavy 3/3, Medium 6/5, Light 21/19, Extra .._ _ _ R citations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 6/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 27 including YVH R WCIN, WAS°' WKND, Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WPEG, WJJS. Heavy: KDAY. Medium: WZAK, WWDM, WNHC, WOIC, WPDO, WLOU, WWWS, WVOI, WUSL, WZEN -FM, WOOK. Medium: KDAY. WW WS. BOBBY KING featuring ALFIE SILAS "Close To Me" (Motown) 30/3 C YNDI LAUPER "She Bop" (Portrait/CBS) 10/0 Rotations: Heavy Medium citations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 4 /0, 0/0, 14/2, Light 16/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adda 3, WWIN -FM, KNOK -FM, WAAA, Medium: Light 3/0, Extra Adda O, Total Adds O. Heavy: WDJY, KOKA, WLUM. WILD, WPDO, KUKQ. Medium: WNHC, WJAX, WDAS, WAMO, KKDA -FM, WJMO, WZAK, WJLB, KJLH, WLTH, WKWM, WWWS, KDKO.

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Stations are listed by region. Black/Urban Regionalized Adds & Hots Hots are listed in order of their airplay activity.

W DAS /Philadelphia WDJY /Washington, DC WVEE/Atlanta W JTT /Chattanooga WKXI /Jackson WEDRIMìami W W DM/Sumpter WOKS /Williamsburg EAST Joe Tamburro SOUTH Dan O'Neil Scotty Andrews Rich Phillips Tommy Marshall Jackson/Jones Kevin Flemming Steve Crumbley W XYV/Baltimore STEPHANIE MILLS JAC KSONS WAOK /Atlanta JERMAINE JACKSON DONNA SUMMER SHIRLEY BROWN none Roy Sampson JACKS ONS STEVIE WONDER STEVIE. WONDER HUEY LEWIS b NEWS JACKSONS POINTER STEVIE WONDER Larry Tinsley SISTERS Hottest: BAMBAATAA R BROWN JACKSONS STEVIE WONDER PRIME TIME DONNA SUMMER Hottest: JANET JACKSON BAMBAATAA b BROWN JACKSONS STEV I WONDER DENNIS EDWARDS JANET JACKSON KURTIS BLOW MTUME DAN HARTMAN PRINCE ALICIA MYERS JANET JACKSON LAKESIDE KIDS AT WORK LOU RAWLS JOHNNY GUITAR WAT PETER WOLF NUANCE STEVIE WONDER JACKS OHS STEVIE WONDER CAMEO DEELE. HERB ALPERT RALPH MACDONAID NEXT MOVEMENT NEXT MOVEMENT PATTI AUSTIN LINDA CLIFFORD ONE WAY HERB ALPERT DIANA ROSS YARBROUGH NUMON ICS ñ PEOPL ARTHUR BAKER GRANDMASTER MELLE JACKSONS HERBIE HANCOCK RALPH MACDONALD MTUME LATOYA JACKSON STEPHANIE MILLS RICHARD D. FIELDS Hottest: KIDS AT WORK HERBIE HANCOCK SMOKET ROBINSON TEDDY PENDERGRASS PRINCE Hottest: Hottest: MTUME SMOKEY ROBINSON ARTHUR BAKER JANET JACKSON BUS BOYS LJ REYNOLDS RAY PARKER RAY PARKER JR. JR, WBL %/Mobile TIME WHODINI STEPHANIE MILLS PATRICE RUSHEN COLONEL ABRAMS BRASS CONSTRUCTIO WRDW /Augusta PRINCE LIONEL RICHIE B.J. Taylor VALENTINE BROS. Hottest: RALPH MACDONALD Hottest: Hottest: JACKSONS Charlotte Logan JERMAINE JACKSON LAKESIDE RUN D.M.C. CHARADES BILLY OCEAN PRINCE CONTROLLERS PRINCE BILLY OCEAN MTUME JACKSONS RICK JAMES PRINCE MARY LOVE RAY PARKER JR. SHEILA E BAHAMAS PATTI AUSTIN CAROL LYNN TOWNES RUN D.M.C. RAMSEY LEWIS TINA TURNER HERB ALPERT SOS HAND RAY PARKER JR. Hottest: RICHARD D. WANMRallahassee FIELDS PRIME TIME JACKSONS Hottest: KENNEDY t OSBORNE SOS BAND PRINCE CAROL LYNN TOWNES WOIC /Columbia W JA X!Jacksonvtlle ui FORCE MD'S Joe Bullard RAY PARKER JR. BILLY OCEAN ALICIA MYERS TINA TURNER TINA TURNER Hottest: Mickey Arnold Chris Turner CHUCK BROWN SHANNON JACKSONS PRINCE PEABO BRYSON RALPH MACDONALD WHUR/Washington, DC RALPH MACDONALD WA/US/Winston-Salem KENNEDY & OSBORNE WAMO /Pittsburgh RAY PARKER JR. OLLIE A JERRY PRINCE CHERRELLE JANET JACKSON LINDA SOS BAND Allen Harrison Libby Lawson SHEILA E RAY PARKER JR. STEVIE WONDER CLIFFORD SHIRLEY BROWN STEVIE WONDER Eric St. James LAKESIDE JACKSONS PATRICE RUSHEN TEDDY PENDERGRASS PATRICE RUN RUSHEN D.M.C. PRIME TIME STEVIE WONDER STEVIE WONDER TINA TURNER JANET JACKSON STEVIE WONDER Hottest: JAC KSONS JONZUN CREW STEPHANIE MILLS STEPHANIE MILLS Hottest: DONNA SUMMER W WIN -FM/ Baltimore JACKSONS GIL SCOTT-HERON STEPHANIE MILLS CAMEO SKOOL BOYZ KNOW /Austin NEWCLEUS RICK JAMES Keith Newman WKWM /Grand Rapid RAY PARKER JR. STEPHANIE MILLS JIMI TUNNELL DENIECE WILLIAMS JACKSONS Ken Rush BOB MARLEY PRINCE RUN Frank Grant D.M.C. BOBBY BLAND BOBBY KING DAN RANDY HALL BOB MARLEY CHERRELLE PRINCE HARTMAN TINA TURNER BRASS CONSTRUCTIO BRYAN LOREN LATOYA JACKSON ALICIA MYERS UNLIMITED TOUCH NEWCLEUS JANET JACKSON JIMMY CASTOR RAY PARKER JR. NUANCE LATOYA JACKSON LATOYA JACKSON GEORGE DUKE JANET JACKSON Hottest: CAMEO TEMPER EMOTIONS LIONEL RICHIE. EMOTIONS STEVIE WONDER BOBBY KING PATRICE RUSHEN RAY PARKER JR. KAZU PATTI AUSTIN CONTROLLERS WOOK /Nashville MATSUI PROJE Hottest: JANET JACKSON STEVIE WONDER ALFONSO RIBIERO TIME KIDS DONNA SUMMER DAYTON WPDO /Jacksonville Fred Harvey RAY AT WORK PARKER JR. PATRICE RUSHEN NUANCE FORCE MD'S SIZE ILA E PATRICE RUSHEN Hottest: LATOYA JACKSON Marc Little LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: PEABO BRYSON RALPH MACDONALD TINA TURNER PLANET DETROIT PRINCE BAMBAATAA I. BROWN DONNA SUMMER JACKSONS Hottest: SADAO WATANABE KOKO POP PRINCE. PRINCE RAY PARKER JR. PRIME TIME ARTHUR BAKER STEPHANIE MILLS PRINCE RAY PARKER PATRICE SHEILA E MTUME DENIECE WILLIAMS CAMEO JR. RUSHEN STEVIE WONDER JIMMY CASTOR KASHIF MTUME RICK JAMES PRINCE BRYAN ELEANOR GRANT DONNA SUMMER DONNA SUMMER LOREN O'B RYAN TINA MTUME EVELYN KING HERB ALPERT SADAO WATANABE TURNER GROVER WASHINGTON JAMES INGRAM BONNIE POINTER RICK JAMES RAMSEY LEWIS BILLY OCEAN Hottest: Hottest: STEPHANIE MILLS CHERRELLE KENNEDY t OSBORNE PEABO BRYSON JOCELYN BROWN WENN /Birmingham MENUDO STEVIE WONDER BRASS CONSTRUCTIO HERB ALPERT TINA TURNER Michael Star RUN D.M.C. Hottest: BRYAN LOREN GIL SCOTT -HERON MTUME TINA TURNER TINA TURNER ARTHUR BAKER IGLESIAS MIDWEST WZAKICIeveland SHEILA E LATOYA JACKSON CHUCK BROWN SHEILA E B ROSS Hottest: WEST CONTROLLERS Lynn Tolliver EGYPTIAN LOVER JACKSONS ELEANOR GRANT RICK JAMES .SAC KS ONS KDIAIOakland STEVIE WONDER TIME BOB MARLEY WBMXIChicago EGYPTIAN LOVER Jeff Harrison none CAMEO KKDA -FM /Dallas MTUME Nottest: WTLCllndianapolis MTUME KDKOIEnglewood TINA TURNER Lee Michaels Hottest: STEPHANIE MILLS Terri Avery PRINCE PRINCE Jay Johnson STEVIE WONDER BROTHERS JOHNSON CONTROLLERS KJCBILalayette e JACKSONS Carlos Lando MTUME STEVIE WONDER TINA BILLY OCEAN TURNER none Hottest: WHODINI Beatrice WYLD -FM /Now Orleans STEPHANIE MILLS RUN D.M.C. MTUME Evans MIDNIGHT STAR SHEILA E Hottest: PRINCE CHANGE KURTIS BLOW CAMEO DEELE JERMAINE JANET JACKSON Dell Spencer RANDY HALL KENNEDY & OSBORNE TINA TURNER JACKSONS JACKSON O'B RYAN PRINCE RUN D -M -C. TEDDY PRINCE FIVE STAR RAY PARKER JR. MARGIE JOSEPH PENDERGRASS PRIME TIME JOCELYN BROWN BON ROCK STEVIE WONDER RAY PARKER JR. BILLY OCEAN ALICIA MYERS BRASS CONSTRUCTIO DONNA WILD /Boston EARONS Hottest: DONNA SUMMER WVKO/Columbus DEBBIE. DEB KASHIF O'BRYAN PATRICE RUSHEN JACKSONS SUMMER Hottest: Elroy R.C. Smith JOHNNY GUITAR WAT PATRICE RUSHEN Lyles/Jones LIONEL RICHIE STEVIE WONDER PRINCE PRINCE PRINCE KIDS AT WORK STEPHANIE MILLS JACKS OHS Hottest: GROVER WASHINGTON' LAKES IDE BILLY OCEAN JANET JACKSON MADONNA GIL SCOTT -HERON WLUM /Milwaukee WATVIBirmingham PRINCE DONNA SUMMER ROCKWELL RAY PARKER JR. BONNIE Hottest: STEVIE WONDER Ron January SHEILA E HERBIE HANCOCK TINA Hottest: POINTER OLLIE JANET Susie Austin TURNER RICK JAMES SHEILA E BRASS CONSTRUCTIO b JERRY JACKSON JACKSONS TEMPER LIONEL RICHIE TINA TURNER STARPOINT BILLY OCEAN JONZUN CREW STEVIE WONDER none JACKSONS NEW HORIZONS WPLZIPetersburg BILLY OCEAN IGLESIAS 6 ROSS ONE WAY FONZI THORNTON SHEILA E BOB MARLEY NAKED EYES Hottest: Hardy Jay KUKO /Phoenix SHEILA E LILLO THOMAS JACKSONS JIMMY CASTOR SHANNON ALFONSO RIBIERO YARBROUGH K PEOPL Rick Nuhn JACKSONS EARONS RAY KNOK- FMIFt. Worth ROGER HAROLD MELVIN O'B RYAN PARKER JR. BOBBY BLAND GROVER WASHINGTON Hottest: TIME Kenny Byrd Hottest: Hottest: RANDY HAL /. PATRICE RUSHEN KACE /Los Angeles CHERRELLE W GCI /Chicago /n KENNEDY & OSBORNE RICK JAMES PRINCE PRINCE PRINCE DONNA SUMMER Miller/Wiggins STEVIE WONDER SOS Graham Armstrong MTUME Hottest: RICHARD D. FIELDS STEVIE WONDER TINA TURNER BAND PRINCE RUN D.M.C. LATOYA JACKSON MTUME PRINCE SOS BAND JACKSONS PRINCE STEPHANIE MILLS JANET CHERRELLE LITTLE MILTON BILLY OCEAN JACKSON JACKSONS Z93 /Charleston JANET JACKSON RICK JAMES Hottest: TEMPER JACKSONS SHEILA E DONNA SUMMER MTUME Hottest: KENNEDY K OSBORNE BILLY OCEAN Barry Kaye TINA TURNER Hottest: STEVIE WONDER WDAO /Dayton DAN PRINCE TINA TURNER HARTMAN W LOU /Louisville MTUME PRINCE JOCELYN BROWN Lankford Stephens PRINCE RALPH MACDONALD KASHIF WKND/Hartlord ui DAN HARTMAN Tony Fields CHUCK BROWN RAY PARKER JR. TEMPER UPTOWN PEABO TINA TURNER JordanlMcLean EXPRESS BRYSON RAY PARKER JR. TIME EARONS PRINCE DISCO 3 RODNEY SAULSBERRY T-CONNECT BILLY OCEAN W W WS /Saglnaw ION RANDY IGLESIAS R ROSS J AC KS OHS HALL, RAY PARKER RALPH MACDONALD SADAO WATANABE Kermit Crockett HERBIE HANCOCK BOBBY KING PRINCE JR. RICK JAMES Hottest: PATRICE RUSHEN CHERRELLE Hottest: JACKSONS SUN KHYSIPort Arthur PRINCE STEVIE WONDER SHEILA E Hottest: STEPHANIE KDAY /Los Angeles STEPHANIE MILLS DIANA ROSS MILLS XHRMISen Cilego i TINA TURNER PEABO BRYSON TIME PRINCE Mark Petry Jack Patterson GIL SCOTT -HERON BRASS CONSTRUCTIO RANDY HALL DuH Lindsey BILLY OCEAN HERBIE HANCOCK RAY PARKER JR. MTUME JAC KSONS DONNA SUMMER CHERRELLE HERBIE HANCOCK MTUME BRASS CONSTRUCTIO PRINCE STEVIE WONDER PRINCE STEPHANIE MILLS SHEILA E RALPH MACDONALD ROSE ROYCE JACKSONS JACKSONS RALPH MACDONALD JACKSONS O'JAYS ONE WAY EA RONS RALPH MACDONALD Hottest: SHIRLEY BROWN DONNA SUMMER SMOKEY ROBINSON JOHNNY GUITAR WAT STEVIE WONDER STEVIE WONDER BILLY OCEAN PRINCE T- CONNECTION STEPHANIE MILLS WBLZ /Cincinnati POINTER SISTERS RAY CAMEO PEABO BRYSON SMOKEY ROBINSON W GIVICharlotte 1.0 WOMG PARKER JR. JOHNNY GUITAR WAT JONZ UN CREW Brian GRANDMASTER MELLE /Greensboro LATOYA JACKSON Hottest: Castle JIMMY CASTOR Hal Harrill JACKSONS JANET JACKSON STEVIE WONDER JOCELYN BROWN Shelly Bynum BRASS CONSTRUCTIO PRINCE Hottest: SHEILA E JAC KS OHS JANET JACKSON STEVIE WONDER Hottest: PRINCE ALFONSO RIBIERO TINA TURNER PRINCE JAC KSONS MTUME CHANGE ONE WAY CARS PRINCE JERMAINE JACKSON STEVIE JAC KSONS TIME SHEILA E WONDER STEVIE WONDER TEMPER SADAO WATANABE RAY PARKER JR. HERB ALPERT DONNA JACKSONS RAY PARKER JR. JACKSONS SUMMER WJJSILynchburg BRYAN LOREN DEBBIE DEB PETER WOLF JACKSONS JANET JACKSON TEDDY PENDERGRASS Hottest: LILLO THOMAS KENNEDY & OSBORNE Lad Goins Hottest: Hottest: DENIECE OLLIE & JERRY JONZUN BILLY OCEAN WILLIAMS O'B RYAN CREW SMOKEY ROBINSON PRINCE PRINCE Hottest: LAKESIDE STEVIE. WONDER PRINCE WNHCINew Haven EARONS BAR -MAYS TINA TURNER RAY PARKER JR. PRINCE RANDY HALL CHERRELLE STANLEY CLARKE James Jordan KMJM /St. Louis STEVIE WONDER RAY PARKER JR. BILLY OCEAN JACKS OHS W GPR /Detroit DENNIS EDWARDS TEMPER DEELE JACKSONS Ron Atkins JACKSONS KASHIF LAKESIDE LIONEL RICHIE Joe BOBBY BLAND JIMI TUNNELL O'B RYAN KIDS AT WORK Spencer OLLIE k JERRY RICK JAMES BRASS CONSTRUCTS ROD STEWART STEVIE WONDER Hottest: JAMES INGRAM CHERRELLE DAN HARTMAN JANET JACKSON RAY PARKER JR. LATOYA KJLH /Los Angeles LINDA CLIFFORD CHUCK BROWN JACKSON WHODINI WANT /Richmond KSOL /San Mateo RONK STEVIE WONDER GIRLS BAR -KAYS JANET JACKSON Stone /Chappell Hottest: Kirby Carmichael Bernie Moody EMOTIONS WCIN /CincInnati Hottest: ALICIA MYERS HERBIE HANCOCK IRENE CARA PRINCE PRINCE RICHARD D. FIELDS O ' STEVIE WONDER PEABO BRYSON Sid Kennedy GENERATION BAND JA YS TINA TURNER CAMEO none BILLY OCEAN SHEILA E SKOOL BOYZ STEPHANIE MILLS J AC KSONS DELLS RAY PARKER JR. DONNA Hottest: STEPHANIE MILLS MTUME SUMMER BONNIE POINTER FORCE MD'S NEXT MOVEMENT W PEG /Charlotte STEPHANIE MILLS JACKSONS PATTI AUSTIN PRINCE BRASS CONSTRUCTIO J AC KSONS BRYAN ALICIA MYERS PATRICE RUSHEN Hottest: Mike Rossi LOREN OLLIE & JERRY TINA TURNER PATRICE RICK JAMES KLEEER JACKSONS NEXT MOVEMENT RUSHEN DERANGE HERB ALPERT PATTI AUSTIN KENNEDY BONNIE POINTER RANDY HALL Hottest: k OSBORNE WJLB /Detroit SOS BAND JONZUN CREW S UTTONS K RNB- FM/Memphis RALPH DAN HARTMAN LATOYA JACKSON BILLY OCEAN PRINCE MACDONALD James Alexander BEAT MASTER MIKKI Hottest: Melvin Jones JERMAINE JACKSON DAN HARTMAN Hottest: JIMMY CASTOR JAC KSONS JACKSONS TEDDY PENDERGRASS JACKSONS PRINCE RICK JAMES JACKSONS FORCE. MD'S TINA TURNER RICK JAMES BOBBY BLAND SHEILA E PATTI AUSTIN JAC KSONS MI RKI HERB ALPERT GRIFFIN DENIECE WILLIAMS RAY PARKER JR. PRINCE RODNEY SAULSBERRY RAY PARKER JR. WIEN- FM JECKYLL & HYDE PEABO BRYSON Hottest: STEPHANIE MILLS /St. Louis WHODINI RAY PARKER JR, BRASS CONSTRUCTIO OCEAN SHEILA E GRANDMASTER BILLY PATRICE RUSHEN Rod King PRINCE RICK JAMES DAN HARTMAN MELLE LIONEL LAKESIDE SHIRLEY BROWN RICHIE DENIECE WILLIAMS KURTIS BLOW PETER WOLF WRKS /New York BROTHERS CAMEO JOHNSON Hottest: STEVIE WONDER CHERRELLE KMJO /Houston LINDA CLIFFORD WTOY/Roanoke TaylorlOuartarone CAROL LYNN TOMMES BONNIE POINTER JOCELYN BROWN DONNA SUMMER HERB ALPERT FATBACK Scott Morris SPINNERS Brute Bailey PATRICE RUSHEN JOCELYN BROWN MTUME STEPHANIE MILLS MISTER B GIL SCOTT -HERON Hottest: BAMBAATAA b BROWN PRINCE RALPH MACDONALD Hottest: JACKSONS SHIRLEY BROWN HERBIE HANCOCK RAY PARKER HAROLD MELVIN WDMT /Cleveland e TIME HERB MTUME Hottest: JR. ALPERT Hottest: NUANCE ROGER PRINCE Kelly /Dean TINA TURNER DENNIS EDWARDS KASHIF PRINCE RAY PARKER JR. PATTI AUSTIN SOS JACKSONS SMOKEY RAY PARKER TINA JACKSONS BAND ROBINSON JR. TURNER PRINCE PRINCE Hottest: WATERFRONT HOME WDRO /Detroit GROVER WASHINGTON ROGER RAY PARKER JR. LIONEL RICHIE EGYPTIAN ROGER CHUCK BROWN PRINCE LOVER Steve PEABO BRYSON BAR -KAYS MTUME RICK JAMES CHERRELLE STEPHANIE MILLS Harris TINA TURNER CHERRELLE RUN D.M.C. TIME PEABO BRYSON DENIECE WILLIAMS JACKSONS OLLIE b JERRY Hottest: WNOO /Chattanooga WDIA /Memphis PATRICE RUSHEN Hottest: CHRIS DISCO 3 TAYLOR JACKSONS J. Reilly WJMI /Jackson HERB ALPERT PRINCE CHANGE Bobby O'Jay LATTISAW t GII,I. PRINCE DONNA RUN Carl Haynes SUMMER D.M.C. STEPHANIE MILLS MTUME STEPHANIE. MILLS WUSL /Philadelphia KASHIF STEVIE WONDER POINTER SISTERS Hottest: SHEILA E PATRICE RUSHEN JACKSONS RAMSEY LEWIS TYZ IK Wyatt /Boggs MTUME EGYPTIAN LOVER RAY PARKER JR. PEABO BRYSON CAROL LYNN TOWNES ARTHUR BAKER TINA TURNER STEVIE WONDER STEPHANIE MTUME ALFONSO RIBIERO TEDDY PENDERGRASS STEPHANIE MILLS JACKSONS 78 Reporters MILLS PRINCE JANET JACKSON W VOIIToledo u, RALPH MACDONALD STEVIE WONDER FONZI THORNTON Hot test: RUN D.M.C. 74 Current Reports JACKSONS WJMO/Cleveland Mast Myrick STEVIE WONDER RANDY HALL RALPH MACDONALD RAY PARKER JR. TINA TURNER STEVIE WONDER Rod See BRASS CONSTRUCTIO PEABO BRYSON LINDA CLIFFORD BILLY OCEAN HERBIE WLTH /Gary DEBBIE DEB JACKSONS JANET JACKSON NUMONICS MTUME HANCOCK RALPH MACDONALD These stations reported a Dana Huskisson RUN D.M.C. SMOKE? ROBINSON PATRICE RUSHEN RICK JAMES KURTIS BLOW JANET JACKSON Hottest: Hottest: JACKSONS GIL SCOTT -HERON LILLO THOMAS PRINCE PRINCE frozen playlist this week: PRIME TIME STEVIE WONDER JANET JACKSON JANET JACKSON KENNEDY d OSBORNE JACKSONS K OKA /Shreveport PEABO BRYSON CHERRELLE BONNIE POINTER JIMI TUNNELL Hottest: Hottest: ONE WAY RICK JAMES JAMES INGRAM MARSHALL TITUS B.B. 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RALPH MACDONALD LIONEL RICHIE GENESIS KARLA BONOFF BILLY JOEL none BILLY NEIL DIAMOND HUEY LEWIS k NEWS WBENNrrmalo Hottest: JOEL GENESIS Hottest: TINA TURNER PEABO BRYSON BILLY JOEL KMJI/Danow Roper Christian LIONEL RICHIE TEDDY PENDERGRASS BILLY JOEL GLENN PREY Elllott/Brady Parallel ihre IGLESIAS L ROSS WJBC /Bloomington, IL NEIL 6SKRCICInolnnall TEDDY PENDERGRASS TINA TURNER DIAMOND BILLY JOEL WSNYIColumbua OH Stew Solowitz Parallel Three STEVIE WONDER Oa. Mason CARS TEDDY PENDERGRASS Nam Lyle. STEVIE WONDER K FODIAnchorage, A KARLA BONOPI RALPH MACDONALD IGLESIAS L ROSS WIVY/JecksonNlle CARS POINTER SISTERS MWa Ford Hottest: CARS EURYTHMICS DONNA SUMMER Fuaznar/RyRn Hottest: IGLESIAS Hottest: Hottest: KBOUBol. e ROSS WKVEIJOBn.tewn, PA Hottest: WBWAllinle KOROIAbilene LIONEL RICHIE TINA TURNER LIONEL ELTON JOIN GLENN PREY RICHIE FarrowMleha.ls DAVE GRUSIN IGLESIAS s ROSS Grieg Pkcleno Deen ELTON JOHN D rew Harold KARLA RAY PARKER STEVIE WONDER Taylor BONOFF CARS JR. LIONEL RICHIE HUEY LEWIS HEWS BILLY JOEL JOSH WAITE BILLY DONNA SUMMER PEABO BRYSON HUEY DONNA SUMMER JOEL DAN HARTMAN CARS LEWIS 6 NEWS none SERGIO MENDES STEVIE WONDER CHICAGO TEDDY EURYTHMICS BILLY JOEL Hottest: PENDERGRASS PEABO BRYSON WILLIE NELSON STEVIE WONDER Hottest: TINA TURNER HERB ALPERT Hottest: BONBY KING STEVIE WONDER Nottest: LIONEL RICHIE RAY PARKER JR. EURYTHMICS WKBWMUHalo CARS B ILLY JOEL ALPE MACDONALD WARMWICIncInnatt BILLY JOEL PEABO BRYSON BILLY LAURA Sandy JOEL KOST/Lo Angeles BRANIGAN LIONEL RICHIE Beach Hottest: IGLESIAS & RAY PARKER JR. DONNA Mark Tipton 610TVNICWumbus WCIL/Carbonal., IL ROSS LIONEL RICHIE Kaye/Mar. SUMMER RAY PARKER JR. HUEY LEWIS NEWS PEABO BRYSON STEVIE WONDER FHzGereldJonee Matt McCann DAN BARTRAN 6 IGLESIAS L ROSS H ottest: TINA TURNER CARS IGLESIAS ROSS WILLIE NELSON GLENN PREY HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS TINA TURNER DENIECE WILLIAMS LIONEL RICHIE LIONEL RICHIE TEDDY NDERGRASS Hottest: RALPH MACDONALD CARS HILLARY RANTER TINA TURNER LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL ELTON JOHN ELTON JOHN Hottest: SADAO WATANABE WVLK /Lexington IGLESIAS L ROSS HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS WSK YIASMvllla Hottest: KTWO/Csepee BILLY JOEL JOHN WAITE PEABO BRYSON Hottest: GEORGE FISCHOFF WSI FMIAtlenla KRIM Rohde TEDDY PENDPRGRASS Don BrooNahlre ELTON JOHN John TEDDY PENDERGRASS BILLY JOEL LAURA BRANIGAN Donna Brake TINA TURNER Loader WPJB/ProYldRNCe PLEBS BRYSON DAN HARTMAN TINA TURNER IGLESIAS L ROSS LIONEL RICHIE MADONNA COYOTE SISTERS ROD STEWART LIONEL RICHIE STEVIE JACKSONS RAY PARKER JR. Tom Hunt.. TEDDY PENDERGRASS TEDDY PENDERGRASS Hottest: BARIA BONOFF WONDER MADONNA TEDDY KDUKIEugene RALPH PENDERGRASS HILLARY RANTER SOt testt CARS ELTON JOIN TINA TURNER Hottest: MACDONALD JOE COCKER BILLY JOEL BumOO'Bryan WPIXI1Nw BOBBY KING STEVIE WONDER York RAY PARKER JR. POINTER SISTERS HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS ELTON JOHN PEABO BRYSON LIONEL RICHIE WLTFICI1.N4nd BILLY JOEL SADAO MATANABE STEVIE WONDER LAURA BRANIGAN Andwaenalvon ,.ln CARS SERENA EASTON KKLTIPhMNa GROVER WASHINGTON TINA TURNER Dunphy/Wllson NEIL DIAMOND TINA TURNER JOE COCKER Hottest: H ERB ALPERT STEVIE WONDER WING/Dayton Ant. Carlisle JOE COCKER DAN HARTMAN BILLY JOEL IGLESIAS 6 ROSS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE -DONNA SUMMER RALPH MACDONALD Jos Demmo BILLY Hottest: RUES LEWIS s NEWS JOHN WAITE TEDDY PENDERGRASS JOEL BILLY JOEL Hottest: Hottest: IGLESIAS KARLA BONOFF BILLY JOEL Hottest: STEVIE WONDER KFSB /Joplin, 6 ROSS TINA TURNER JAMES INGRAM LIONEL RICHIE ELTON JOHN MO TEDDY ELTON JOHN WVORBioc ester PEABO BRYSON CARS KVILMalleaFt. Worth PENDERGRASS CARS JOHN WAITE BILLY JOEL IGLESIAS ROSS Don Carpenter IGLESIAS L ROSS 6 Gary LIONEL RICHIE Chuck DAN HARTMAN IGLESIAS ROSS TINA TURNER SmIM JOHN WAITE Rhodos CHICAGO Hottest: s TEDDY PENDERGRASS POINTER SISTERS HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS TEDDY PENDERGRASS DAN none Hottest: CHICAGO PEABO BRYSON CARS HARTMAN ELTON JOHN CHICAGO CHRIS CROSS NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE STEVIE WONDER WHASR.oYlavlll. LIONEL RICHIE none SERGIO MENDES IGLESIAS s ROSS DONNA SUMMER SPANDAU BALLET WCKO /Campb.lssllle, KY POINTER SISTERS 1(99/Great Hottest: Doug McElvein Fells Y97/PINaburgh BILLY JOEL RALPH MACDONALD Jeckaadeoyce ELTON JOIN KKK/khan... McShay/Keller WOY /Seh.neetady WMJI/Clevelend TEDDY PENDERGRASS RAY PARKER JR. JayCrnsw.11 BOBBY KING BILLY JOEL Lille MHler POpovlehdvars NEIL DIAMOND LIONEL RICHIE CARS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Mike NNH WILLIE NELSON JOHN BILLY OCEAN CARS ELTON JOHN WAITE ROD STEWART KG W roorHand CARS STEVIE WONDER SMOKET ROBINSON DONNA SUMMER CHICAGO HUEY LEWIS NEWS PEABO BRYSON Hottest: FRANK STALLONE RALPH MACDONALD HERB S K RNT/D.S MNM, SBEENA EASTON MInckisrKNrka STEVIE WONDER LAURA BRANIGAN ALPERT CARS SERGIO MENDES PEABO BRYSON SADAO WATANABE SADAO WATANABE DONNA SUMMER Slew Gibbons JOE COCKER KARLA BONOFF NEIL DIAMOND JOHN WAITE DAN HARTMAN BILLY OCEAN 5TEVIE WONDER WILLIE NELSON BILLY OCEAN STEVIE WONDER Hottest: JERMAINE Nottest: KRBE- ELTON JOHN PEABO BRYSON NEIL DIAMOND JACKSON WILLIE NELSON Hottest: FMMouston LAURA BRANIGAN CARS Hottest: Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE RAY PARKER JR. JUICE NEWTON Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE RALPH MACDONALD ELTON JOHN Bob Stott Hottest: TINA TURNER DAN HARTMAN ELTON JOHN JACK LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: IGLESIAS 6 ROSS BILLY JOEL WAGNER LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL LIONEL RICHIE TINA TURNER DAN HARTMAN HERB JAC KSONS JOHN WAITE GENESIS IGLESIAS ROSS ALPERT DAN HARTMAN TEDDY PENDERGRASS HUEY LEWIS NEWS PRADO BRYSON 6 BILLY JOEL. STEVIE WONDER WKJJAOUIarNle RAY PARKER JR. HARTMANARTMAN TEDDY PENDERGRASS JOHN WAITE IGLESIAS 6 ROSS IGLESIAS 6 ROSS CHICAGO ELTON JOHN GENESIS MADONNA Jernba HUEY LEWIS NEWS BILLY JOEL. DAN HARTMAN Hottest: TEDDY PENDERGRASS in HUEY LEWIS NEWS LIONEL RICHIE LIONEL RICHIE POINTER SISTERS CARS GENESIS HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS WOW/Detroit DIANA ROSS EURYTHMICS CHICAGO KMJJ/MS Vegas WKOW /UIIC.Rome IGLESIAS 6 ROSS WXUSILalayON. WTAENINSburgh JAMES INGRAM MerenAil&/Berzlne Carpenter/Gem Barry Argent/right BILLY JOEL Hottest: K- 108ISNOamenle KFIILos Angeln Don Berns Jim Leven TINA Hottest: WCNVICheriollnsllle, Hottest: HUEY LEWIS 6 HEWS TURNER VA KayeLSBnu HERB HUEY LEWIS Paul McNeileil LIONEL RICHIE STEVIE WONDER ALPERT none STEVIE WONDER JOE COCKER PEABO BRYSON L NEWS Thomas H. Twine SNORES TINA TURNER ELTON JOHN Hottest: ROBINSON Hottest: JOHN wAITE HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS TINA TURNER D ENIECE WILLIAMS TINA TURNER RALPH MACDONALD TEDDY PENDERGRASS JORN WAITE BILLY JOEL SPANDAU BALLET BILLY JOEL WTRXIFIIn1 IRENE CARA .HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS MADONNA SPANDAU BALLET BILLY JOEL CYNDI DUPER GENESIS SHEENA EASTON GENESIS BANANARAMA IGLESIAS S ROSS B urke/Wright DONNA SUMMER JOHN WAITE RAY PARKER JR. EURYTHMICS LIONEL RI`HIIE WILLIE STEVIE WONDER Hottest: Hottest: SERGIO RENDES Hottest: NELSON 97AIAMiemi JOIN WAITE IGLESIAS ROSS STEVIE WONDER Hottest: MADONNA PEABO BRYSON JOIN WAITE IGLESIAS KRNON4M BRUCE SPRINGHTEEN s ROSS BILLY OCEAN PEABO BRYSON Chris Gabi. WRKAILouNMIM BILLY OCEAN ELTON JOHN CARS TINA TURNER KUDL/Kansas City SADAO WATANABE TEDDY PENDERGRASS Lany Irons BOBBY KING KENNY ROGERS Jet Crawloed LIONEL RICEIE WWSW t3WSVPINaburgh GENESIS Clain Taylor SMOKE? SHEENA EASTON CARS KENNEDY 6 OSBORNE ROBINSON MADONNA LIONEL RICHIE CHICAGO CHICAGO CrowiNINeRz.l BILLY JOEL LINDSEY BUCKINGHA LIONEL RICHIE POINTER SISTERS WILLIE NELSON DAN HARTMAN TINA TURNER RITA COOLIDGE NEIL DIAMOND MADONNA JAMES INGRANI Hottest: JAMES INGRAM Hottest: JUICE NEWTON BILLY JOEL KWAV/Monlerey LIONEL RICHIE CARS Rot teett JACKSONS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE LAURA BRANIGAN LIONEL KBEST/San Diego RALPH MACDONALD LAURA BRANIGAN COYOTE SISTERS LIONEL RICHIE KEEZ/Mankato, MN Hottest: RICHIE IGLESIAS 6 ROSS Mkhnl Rnding POINTER Daxl/Wagnx STEVIE WONDER ELTON JOHN TINA TURNER ELTON JOHN Sue .Food CARS SISTERS BILLY JOEL DAN HARTMAN Hottest: PEABO BRYSON Hottest: BILLY JOEL IGLESIAS 6 ROSS EVE, LEWIS S NEWS STEVIE WONDER BILLY OCEAN W WNR/Beckley LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL RITA COOLIDGE MADONNA LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL IGLESIAS 6 ROSS TINA TURNER HERB ALPERT B1./Shea STEVIE WONDER IGLESIAS ELTON JOIN DAVE GRUSIN TEDDY PENDERGRASS WILLIE JACK WAGNER ROSS RALPH MACDONALD Hottest: NELSON DAN HARTMAN WPRO/Prorid.ncs HERB ALPERT PEABO BRYSON POCO HUEY LEWIS L NEWS WORK/Guntersville Hottest: STYLE COUNCIL ELTON WMALMason IGLESIAS L ROSS Tom Cuddy LAURA BRANIGAN JOHN WENS/IndienapNis BILLY OCEAN Jackson/Bell ELTON JOHN LIONEL RICHIE POINTER SISTERS h..t.r /Eagan W101/TSmpe Ste Murphy IGLESIAS e ROSS BILLY JOEL Hottest: WILLIE NELSON W SERENA EASTON BILLY JOEL BOBBY RING DeCarlNMlllx TRACEY ULLMAN IGLESIAS ROSS HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 6 LAURA BRANIGAN HILLARY KOSWIReck IGLESIAS ROSS WHBIK.nses City DONNA SUMMER KANTER GEORGE FISCHOFF BILLY JOEL Springe, WY SNORE? ROBINSON BOBBY KING JOE GENESIS LIONEL RICHIE Jell Roberts POINTER SISTERS CA COCKER SHEENA Maloney/Norris MADONNA SADAO EABTOM HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS PAUL AREA Hottest MTANABE GEORGE PISCES''? BOBBY SHEENA EASTON Hottest: M RADAO WATANABE FING KOYIPRMnIa POINTER SISTERS RAY PARKER SR. JOHN WAITE LIONEL RICHIE SADAO WATANABE Nottest: Hottest: ELTON JOHN Hottest: KFMB/San Diego Mami Pinore. JOE COCKER HUEY LEWIS & NEWS RALPH MADONNA TRACEY ULLMAN TINA TURNER MACDONALD LIONEL RICHIE PEABO BRYSON LIONEL RICHIE Mark Larson MADONNA Hottest: PEAHO BRYSON BOBBY RING CARS HUEY LEWIS IGLESIAS 6 ROSS ELTON JOHN none HILLARY RANTER WLTTIWashington. D.C. HUEY LEWIS NEWS L NEWS E ot to eG JOIN LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL IGLESIAS s ROSS STEVIE BONDER Hottest: SADAO Bob Cummings WAITE TINA CARS LIONEL RICHIE WATANABE CHICAGO ELTON JOHN URNER ELTON JOIN BILLY JOEL RALPH MACDONALD PKABO BRYSON GEORGE FISCBOFP JOHN MITE PERRO BRYSON HUEY LEWIS e NEWS BILLY JOEL LIONEL RICHIE HUEY LEWIS s NEWS HERB ALPERT BILLY JOEL SHEENA STEVIE WONDER WFMKILansinB DAVE GRUSIN EASTON GENESIS IGLESIAS 6 ROSS KWEBMooMSl.r, Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: WEIM/FIICNbm9 MN IGLESIAS s ROSS CARS HUEY LEWIS NEWS JaN DNHS WAGEJL esburg, VA BILLY JOEL ELTON JOHN TEDDY PENDERGRASS Al Av.ISM BILLY JOEL JOHN WAITE Jett Raymond Steve Porter TEDDY PENDERGRASS IGLESIAS s ROSS BILLY JOEL WMMNEOWSukn STEVIE WONDER Hottest: HILLARY KANTER HERB ALPERT WRVR/Memphls IGLESIAS s ROSS GENESIS BILLY Hards/Murphy DONNA SUMMER HILLARY JOEL RUBBER RODEO RALPH MACDONALD RANTER LIONEL RICHIE KSLJSalt lake Choy IGLESIAS 6 ROSS HERB ALPERT Steve Butler PEABO BRYSON RAMSEY LEWIS DONNA SADAO WATANABE CHRIS CROSS George LMnkh COYOTE SISTERS ELTON J ACKSONS SUMMER JOHN SHEENA GASTON RALPH MACDONALD WILLIE KEYlO31AUSHn MADONNA LIONEL IRENE NELSON none RICHIE JOE COCKER CARA Hottest: Hottest: SMOKSY ROBINSON 8100/San Dlege KRSBIROnburg OR NEIL Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE AamNAMn Hottest: Hottest: DIAMOND BILLY OCEAN TEDDY PENDERGRASS BILLY OCEAN McCMneyjKnlght VNmnle. BILLY BILLY JOEL ELTON JOHN BILL MEDLEY Bums MADONNA JOEL IGLESIAS ROSS BILLY OCEAN Hottest: IGLESIAS DAN HARTMAN 6 IGLESIAS S ROSS LIONEL STEVIE WONDER Hottest: a ROSS BILLY JOEL STEVIE WONDER IGLESIAS 6 ROSS DONNA SUMMER RICHIE DAN BARTRAN HUEY LEWIS NEWS LIONEL RICHIE CRYSTAL BOBBY KING TEDDY PENDERGRASS s DAN HARTMAN LAURA BRANIGAN CARS POINTER SISTERS GAYLE CARS BILLY JOEL TRACEY ULLNAN GENESIS TEDDY PENDERGRASS CARS BOBBY KING COYOTE SISTERS RALPH MACDONALD BILLY JOEL TINA TURNER RITA SADAO WATANABE BILLY JOEL HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS RALPH MACDONALD NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: COOLIDGE WMON/Medlson SHEENA EASTON W WORT /Albany IGLESIAS B TINA TURNER LIONEL RICHIE 6 ROSS WHNNISaglnaw of to et: WHHYMontgomery POINTER SISTERS KloNllolmbsrg IRENE WMYX /MllwaukM Bill VanCil LIONEL RICHER BILLY JOEL TUX LFMISeettle CARA Cafson/MCKenzle Phil Horton BILLY OCEAN Beth Esst ELTON JOHN WKYX/Paducah, KY TINA TURNER Bill Norton DONNA SUMMER WTK011lhsea BILLY OCEAN Hottest: HERB IGLESIAS L ROSS Frank Carvell DAN HARTMAN ALPERT Wayne Fisk SHEENA EASTON DONNA LIONEL RICHIE CHICAGO ROD STEWART GENESIS SUMMEN PEABO BRYSON WILLIE NELSON STEVIE WONDER LAURA BRANIGAN IGLESIAS 6 ROSS LUBA Hottest: RALPH MACDONALD Hottest: BOBBY KING THOMPSON TWINS RITA COOLIDGE STEVIE WONDER JOHN WAITE CHICAGO LIONEL RICHIE JACREONS LIONEL RICHIE ROD STEWART KEZR/San POCO Hot teat: HEM ALPERT RALPH MACDONALD JoSe JOHN WAITE BILLY JOEL Hottest: IGLESIAS 6 ROSS Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN SADAO WATANABE WAFB/9atoo Rouge BANANARAMA LRmos /Deals TINA TURNER LIONEL RICHIE DAN HARTMAN LIONEL HUEY LEWIS L NEWS TEDDY DONNA SUMMER TINA TURNER WILLIE NELSON Hottest: RICHIE PENDERGRASS BILLY JOEL Adams/Don41s HUEY LEWIS NIAS RAY IGLESIAS IGLESIAS LEE GREENWOOD IGLESIAS 6 ROSS Hottest: 6 EARNER JR. STEVIE WONDER L ROSS 6 ROSS TINA TURNER CHICAGO GENESIS BILLY KALE/Fri-000s, WA CARS JOE JACKSON DAN HARTPAN BILLY JOEL IRENE CARA J.D. SOOTHE:. JOEL HUEY LEWIS L NEWS HUEY DAN HARTMAN MBe Purdy HUEY LEWIS Hottest: TEDDY CHICAGO LEWIS 6 NEWS COYOTE SISTERS s NEWS WCCOIMemeam lls PENDERGRASS LACfM/NSNhsille AIR SUPPLY CARS STEVIE WONDER W CHICAGO RITA COOLIDGE ELTON JOHN STEVIE WONDER WAEB/Allentown D.nny Long IGLESIAS s ROSS RITA COOLIDGE TINA TURNER Hottest: NloholslSargent CARS Hottest: SHEENA EASTON N.al N.wmsn NEIL WLTEMInnea polls GEORGE DIAMOND STEVIE WONDER HUEY LEWIS s NEWS LIONEL RICHIE BUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS PISCES?? Paul Sebastian none KTYLRyier, TX EURYTHMICS DAN HARTMAN WILLIE NELSON ELTON JOHN Hottest: BILLY JOEL WILLIE NELSON Hottest: IRENE CAM RALPH MACDONALD WJON/S1. MN BILLY JOEL MaloneylDevle ELTON JOHN Hottest: STEVIE WONDER Cloud. TINA TURNER SERGIO MENDES H ILLARY KANTER DAN HARTMAN CARS BILLY JOEL WKNE/KMM, NH SPANDAU BALLET Diem/Scott DAN HARTMAN BILLY JOEL DONNA TINA TURNER MADONNA TINA TURNER HUEY LEWIS L NEWS HowBed Corday SUMMER Hottest: PEABO BRYSON LIONEL RICHIE GLENN FREY ROD STEWART ELVIS COSTELLO TINA TURNER RAY PARKER JR. ELTON JOBN COCKER DAN HARTMAN LAURA VIRGIL HILLARY KANTER W MJJ/Birmingham JOE TEDDY PENDERGRASS BRANIGAN P. BECKHAM DAN HARTMAN LIONEL RICHIE SADAO WATANABE TINA TURNER RALPH MACDONALD st: SMOKET ROBINSON ThomaNWarnn COYOTE SISTERS PEABO BRYSON KENNEDY HILLARY KANTER WICCIBrldgeport STEVIE MONDER non ee ELTON L OSBORNE DONNA JOHN LAURA POINTER SISTERS IWDRNdoIk ROD STEWART PentaMJBIMdbin SUMMER LIONEL RICHIE BRANIGAN HERB ALPERT KSNISt. Louis POCO JOHN WAITE Richer...1len Hottest: :GENIE WONDER Hottest: MmBSn/WelMtunn BILLY OCEAN RALPH MACDONALD GENESIS 130 Reporters KOILIOmaN. TRACEY ULLMAN TEDDY 101MÁ SUMMER BILLY JOEL Botteet: HUEY LEWIS NEWS PENDERGRASS IPANDAU SALLET Mason/LUndy Botteat: BANANARAPA BILLY JOEL IRENE CARA CARS LIONEL RICHIE BILLY 119 Current Reports lot to st: LIONEL PICRIC IDOL IGLESIAS S ROSS ELTON JOHN CBICAGO RAY PARKER JR. SHEILA (ILLY JOEL RALPH MACDONALD TINA ELTON JOHN E. TINA TURNER The following stations reported no CHRIS CROSS STEVIE WONDER DONNA SUMMER TURNER Hottest: :CURIAE 6 ROSS BILLY JOEL HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS Hottest: HUEY LEWIS e NEWS 'EDDY PENDERGRASS KENNEDY 6 OSBORNE POINTER SISTERS ELTON JOHN WVBS /WIIminHton, NC adds or changes in rotation this week: PEABO BRYSON CARS PEABO 'INA TURNER GEORGE CARLIN CERIS CROSS BRYSON Bob Wright WSKUMontp.11er,VT LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: TINA TURNER WFBR/Baltimore ARS ELTON MOWN KKJOISI. Joseph, MO Brun Stebbins LIONEL RICHIE JOIN WAITE STEVIE WONDER SERGIO MEEDES WBTICMr on. WOR55/BuMalo Hottest: DAN HARTMAN Bill O'Brian HUEY LEWIS s WVOR/Rochester Dave BIshop HEMS SADAO IATANABE OIuUUL.ngmyer RAY PARKER JR. TINA TURNER WILLIE NELSON HUEY LEWIS NEWS RALPH MACDONALD WEZSMkhmond KSL/Salt Lake City JOIN NAITE BILLY JOEL L FOLLAEAY JOHN WAITE Hottest: CHICAGO TEDDY PENDERGRASS CARS STEVIE WONDER Churchrslerena LIONEL RICHIE 3 W S GENESIS BOBBY KING /Pittsburgh Hottest: AIR SERB ALPERT BILLY JOEL JOHN WAITE WMIIErTp1eM SUPPLY none ILLY JOEL HILLARY KANTER Hottest: DAN HARTMAN KOY/Phoenix WHEY/Appleton Ray/MOn1eM Hottest: IGLESIAS 6 ROSS Hottest: ELTON JOHN TINA TURNER PEABO BRYSON TEDDY PENDERGRASS WTNY/Walertown, NY St.John/Salm GENESIS LIONEL RICHIE HUEY LEWIS L NEWS WOMC /Detroit A FLOCK OF BILLY JOEL TINA TURNER Jay Donovan SKAGUL BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL RALPH MACDONALD SERGIO MENDES The following DAN BARTRAN RALPH MACDONALD ELTON JOHN TEDDY PENDERGRASS statins failed to BEES ALPERT NAKED EYES TINA TURNER VI00/Chedeek Hottest: BILL MEDLEY IGLESIAS ROSS . WV STEVIE WONDER SPANDAU BALLET DAN HARTAN report this week and therefore SpaneNJaMs LIONEL PICRIC LIONEL RICHIE RALPH MACDONALD ELTON JOIN STEPHEN STILLS WOOWICINtMnooga Hottest: Hottest: WRVA/Richmond their playlists were frozen: LAURA BRANIGAN TEDDY PENDERGRASS WBOWRMr Haul. SohaaMer/DUson BANANARAMA RAY PARKER JR. IGLESIAS ROSS HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS Lou Dnn s Nevin WEZS /Richmond Rottest: BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL IGLESIAS L ROSS Young JOHN MITE BILLY JOEL RALPH MACDONALD DAN HARTMAN TEDDY PENDERGRASS STEVIE WONDER STEVIE WONDER W PJB TINA TEDDY PENDERGRASS LAURA BRANIGAN /Providence TEDDY PENDERGRASS TURNER WNAWAppMomOshkul BRANIGAN GLENN PREY CARS TINA TURNER LAD. Hottest: TINA TURNER BeIIINt11CNlins TRACEY ULLMAN Sottest: WSKI/Montpelier RAY PARKER JR. LIONEL RICHIE LIONEL RICHIE 3WWTOlea FRAME SINATRA TEDDY IGLESIAS ROSS W WPA/WIIIbn,sport, PA BOBBY KING ELTON PENDERGRASS KORQ/Abilene SHERPA EASTON JOIN BILLY JOEL Scott Muleller J ACKSONS King/SCollin RALPH TEDDY PENDERGRASS W RIEIErie MACDONALD IGLESIAS ROSS KMJJ /Las Vegas Hottest: BILLY OCEAN IGLESIAS 6 ROSS TM Abbelt KARLA BONOFF CARS SHEILA E. LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: CARS R &R welcomes three STEVIE WONDER IGLESIAS L ROSS STEVIE WONDER CARS JACKSONB Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE NEIL DIAMOND RAY PARKER JR. BILLY OCEAN PEABO BRYSON BILLY JOEL new A/C reporters: HUEY LEWIS L NEWS BILLY JOEL HERB LIONEL RICHIE TEDDY PENDERGRASS JOHN WAITE ALPERT HUEY LEWIS e NEWS Hottest: POINTER SISTERS DAN HARTMAN . WHAS /Louisville (P2 South) STEVIE WONDER NEIL DIAMOND BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL WWOM /Albany, Hottest: NEIL NY (P2 East) RITA COOLIDGE RAY PARKER JR. DIAMOND ELTON JOHN HUEY LEWIS 6 MOMS KDUK /Eugene, OR (P2 West) SERGIO MENDES TEDDY PENDERGRASS GLENN FREY RAY PARKER JR. 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Total w.... WO.. wne. 166 REPORTERS Total Hot Medium Adds All August 17, 1984 Reports Rotation Rotation Rotations

1 1 Q CARS /Heartbeat City (Elektra) "Drive" (140) "It's Not" (42) "Magic" (22) 159- 151- 8- 2+ 2 3 2 © BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN /Born In The U.S.A. (Columbia) "Cover Me" (145) "Dancing" (44) "Born" (44) 162- 139- 23= 3- 3 2 3 3 JOHN WAITE /No Brakes (EMI America) "Missing You" (1 54) "Tears" (47) 156- 146- 10= 1 + 5 5 5 SCANDAL featuring 0 PATTY SMYTH/The Warrior (Columbia) "The Warrior" (1 50) "Beat Of A Heart" (13) 153- 133+ 20- 2+ 4 4 4 5 BILLY SQUIER /Signs Of Life (Capitol) "Rock Me" (148) "All Night" (99) "Can't Get" (24) 154- 128- 26+ 2+ 7 7 6 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS 0 /Sports (Chrysalis) "If This Is It" (122) "Walking" (27) "Home" (19) 138- 119- 19+ 2+ 10 9 8 Q SAMMY HAGAR /VOA (Geffen) "Two Sides Of Love" (132) 150+ 92- 58+ 4+ 6 6 7 8 PETER WOLF /Lights Out (EMI America) "Lights Out" (128) "Crazy" (41) "Pretty Lady" (31) 144- 107- 37+ 5+ 11 10 9 Q NIGHT RANGER/Midnight Madness (Camel /MCA) "When You Close Your Eyes" (130) 131- 102+ 29- 0- - 11 m LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM /Go Insane (Elektra) "Go Insane" (146) 146- 68+ 77- 3- 9 8 10 11 RATT /Out Of The Cellar (Atlantic) "Round And Round" (83) "Back" (62) "Lack" (15) 122- 81- 41- 3- 15 12 12 TWISTED SISTER /Stay Hungry (Atlantic) ® "We're Not Gonna Take" (12 5) "I Wanna Rock" (10) 128- 61= 63- 4= 30 19 16 HONEYMOON SUITE/Honeymoon Suite (WB) "New Girl Now" (138) 143+ 34+ 108- 6+ 20 18 18 PRINCE /Purple Rain (WB) 0 "Let's Go Crazy" (98) "Doves" (43) "Purple" (22) 112+ 81 + 30- 5= - 24 20 ® A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS/The Story Of A... (Arista) "The More You Live" (133) 134+ 28+ 105+ 6- 23 STEPHEN STILLS /Right By You (Atlantic) "Stranger" (125) 0 "50/50" ( 1 5 ) "Right By You" (10) 132+ 30+ 99+ 13- e 11 13 17 JEFFERSON STARSHIP /Nuclear Furniture (Grunt /RCA) "Layin' It" (95) "Sorry Me" (36) "No Way Out" (13) 112 - 53- 58+ 3- 18 16 15 18 DIO /The Last In Line (WB) "The Last In Line" (1 14) "Mystery" (29) 118- 39- 79= 1- 25 METROPOLIS/Soundtrack a (Columbia) "Cage Of Freedom" (1 12) "Here's My Heart" (22) 127+ 22+ 96+ 19- 12 13 19 20 ELTON JOHN /Breaking Hearts (Geffen) "Restless" (99) "Sad Songs" (26) "Georgie" (10) 111- 41- 70- 3- 17 15 14 21 GLENN FREY /The Allnighter (MCA) "Smuggler's" (88) "Sexy" (32) "Allnighter" (14) 114- 38- 76- 0- 19 17 21 22 QUIET RIOT/Condition Critical (Pasha /CBS) "Sign Of The Times" (91) "Mama Weer All" (32) 106- 26- 80- 3- 21 21 22 23 COREY HART /First Offense (EMI America) "Sunglasses At Night" (81) "Lamp At Midnite" (17) 96- 51- 43- 5- 37 36 0 BILLY IDOL /Rebel Yell (Chrysalis) "Flesh For Fantasy" (100) 106+ 20+ 77+ 39+ 13 14 17 25 BOX OF FROGS /Box Of Frogs (Epic) "Back Where I Started" (99) 100- 24- 76- 1- 23 22 26 26 WHITESNAKE /Slide It In (Geffen) "Love Ain't No Stranger" (55) "Slow 'N' Easy" (48) 86+ 25- 56+ 13+ 34 28 HELIX ÿ / Walkin' The Razor's Edge (Capitol) "Rock You" (97) 99+ 10+ 89= 5- 39 32 29 r3`3 CYNDI LAUPER/She's So Unusual (Portrait /CBS) "She Bop" (84) 84= 47+ 35- 5- 25 23 24 29 STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN /Couldn't Stand The Weather (Epic) "Cold Shot" (86) "Couldn't Stand" (14) 96- 20- 76- 2- 35 33 32 LOU REED/New m Sensations (RCA) "I Love You, Suzanne" (88) 89+ 15+ 71 + 8+ 40 o ROMEO VOID /Instincts (415 /Columbia) "A Girl In Trouble" (87) 87+ 16+ 63+ 24+ - 38 35 ® Y &T/In Rock We Trust (A &M) "Don't Stop Runnin' " (75) 85+ 8+ 75+ 7- 29 27 27 33 ADRENALIN /American Heart (Rocshire) "Far Away Eyes" (70) 71- 9- 62- 0- 16 26 34 34 ROD STEWART/Camouflage , (WB) " Infatuation" (36) "Bad For" (18) "Some Guys" (13) 62- 21- 40+ 6- 38 36 39 LITA ® FORD /Dancin' On The Edge (Mercury/PG) "Gotta Let Go" (611 61- 9- 52= 0- - 35 37 CHEQUERED © PAST /Chequered Past (EMI America) "How Much Is Too Much" (55) 63- 4+ 57- 4- I DEBUT SPANDAU BALLET ® /Parade (Chrysalis) "Only When You Leave Me" (62) 65+ 14+ 49+ 2- 32 40 - Q R.E.M. /Reckoning (IRS /A &M) "Pretty Persuasion" (53) "So. Central Rain" (13) 62- 9= 49- 11+ 26 28 33 39 FASTWAY /AII Fired Up (Columbia) "Tell Me" (42) "All Fired Up" (10) 52- 8- 43- 5+ 40 39 Q INXS /The Swing (Atco) "I Send A Message" (53) 55- 14- 40= 3-

FICTION BECOMES FACT AUGUST 27 n BREAKERS® ] ffIST f G I n r iC 1 ( Qrl LOU REED New Sensations (RCA) 53% of our reporters on it. 89/8 including adds at WIYY, KOLA. KNCN, WFYV, KXZL, WXKE, KILO. Moves 32 -30 on the Albums chart.

ROMEO VOID Instincts (415 /Columbia) 52% of our reporters on it. 87/24 including adds at WIYY, KLOS, KZAP, WZZO, WTPA, KNCN, WZXR, KATT, KZEL. Moves 40-31 on the Album chart.

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TWO MADONNA RIOT Hottest: SOS BAND CARS VAN STEPHENSON QUIET BILLY IDOL ROD STEWART CHICAGO RAY PARKER JR. 1 -1 BILLY OCEAN Hottest: STARSNI (dp) TWISTED SISTER MADONNA JEFFERSON BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN RATT 2 -2 JOHN CAPPER?? 6 B (dp) FIX% WONDER WKDDIAkron. OH RAY PARKER JR. 2 -1 RICK SPRINGFIELD CYNDI LAUPER 3 -3 STEVIE ROD STEWART LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 5-3 STEVIE WONDER VAN HALEN 4 -4 SHEENA EASTON Matt Patrick JACKSONS 1-1 VAN STEPHENSON DAN HARTMAN 6 -4 HOWARD JONES PRINCE Hottest: STEVIE WONDER MENDES DONNA SUMMER SHEILA E. 5-5 SERGIO JOHN WAITE 11-8 Hottest: RATT 7 -5 LIONEL RICHIE 3 -1 RICK SPRINGFIELD LINDSEY BUCKINGHA CARS PEABO BRYSON 18 -9 RAY PARKER JR. 2 -1 KYNO-FMIFnSnu CARS 14 -7 TINA TURNER 9-3 BILLY IDOL (dp) Hottest: WOLF 21 -19 Hottest: TINA TURNER 8-2 WMterlDeyls PETER HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 18-4 ROD STEWART RATZ 7 -1 30 PRINCE 10-1 WRON/Tolsdo, 4-3 RICK SPRINGFIELD -24 CYNDI LAUPER 17 -10 OH CYNDI LAUPER 10 NEIL DIAMOND 2 -2 TINA TURNER -2 TINA TURNER JOHN WAITE 9 -8 ROD STEWART SCANDAL 19-14 THOMPSON TWINS Schaffer/Mitchell LIONEL RICHIE 14 -4 Lake City, UT LIONEL RICHIE 5-4 COREY HART 13-10 STEVIE WONDER KEMP /fah IGLESIAS 6 ROSS (dp) 12 -7 BILLY SWIER 19-9 PEABO BRYSON ROD STEWART (dp) BILLY IDOL Carbon/Moe KOZE/Lewleton ID Hottest: -12 CYNDI LAUPER 31 -16 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 15 ROMEO VOID (dp) KCMO?Colun bis. MO MADONNA RICHIE 2 Jay MoCM LIONEL -1 THOMPSON TWINS JACKSONS MADONNA JOHN WAITE 12 -4 WJXOIJeekwN. MI Dave McCormick KWTO- FMISpfnpnad, MO BRUCE COCKBURN (dp) SHEENA EASTON RICK SPRINGFIELD MADONNA NIGHT RANGER 17 -13 ByaNClweke Bob Harnmond DEPECHE MODE (dp) JACKSONS Hottest: ROD STEWART SHEENA EASTON PRINCE 23 -17 PSEUDO ECHO (dp) TWISTED SISTER RAY PARKER JR. 1 -1 QUIET RIOT (dp) RALPH MACDONALD CHRIS DEBURGH 33 -29 ROO STEWART JACKSONS TINA TURNER 4 -3 Hottest: NAKED EYES HELIX JOHN CAFFERTY 6 B (dp) NAKED EYES ROD STEWART CYNDI LAUPER 9 -6 RAY PARKER JR. 1 -1 A FLOCK OF SEAGUL THOMPSON TWINS (dp) JUICE NEWTON (dp) MADONNA RICK SPRINGFIELD WAHCIAppleton- Oshkeah, WI PRINCE 10-8 PRINCE 2 -2 BILLY IDOL ROMEO VOID (dp) Hottest: ROD STEWART MADONNA Chris C.In. HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 16-10 TINA TURNER 11 -6 Hottest: XAVION (dp) TINA TURNER 3-2 Hottest: SHEENA EASTON RICHIE 2 -2 CYNDI LAUPER 22 -9 LIONEL RICHIE 3-1 Hottest: CYNDI LAUPER 19 -7 LIONEL THOMPSON TWINS PRINCE KIKI /Honolulu, HI PRINCE 23 -15 CYNDI LAUPER 5 -2 RAY PARKER JR. 1-1 JOHN WAITE 16 -9 TINA TURNER 5-3 Hottest: CARS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 9 -25 9 -5 JOHN WAITE 5 -2 PRINCE 26-19 COREY HART 11 -4 Kong/Shiehldo JOHN WAITE BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN RAY PARKER JR. 1 -1 EURYTHMICS 28-22 CYNDI LAUPER 16 -7 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 12-9 SAMMY HAGAR SCANDAL 6 -5 TINA TURNER 10 -5 KWITIi den NEWS .12 -t JOHN WAITE 21 -11 PETER YALE SCANDAL 13-11 HUEY LEWIS 6 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 26-15 DONNA SUMMER K107/Tuba. OK SHEILA E. diaersten Cohan Hottest: PETER WOLF 16 -13 EURYTHMICS 27 -16 YSIIFar9O, ND RICK SPRINGFIELD KCAO)OXItrd- Vann. CA RAY PARKER JR. 3-1 WKFR/Kalemmoo, MI RNenIStephene CYNDI LAUPER 27-20 RALPH MACDONALD JACKSONS 7/ rman/PotW JOHN WAITE 18 -7 WeMachtlChapmen PRINCE CSMnslAndreOn SECRET HEARTS NEIL DIAMOND HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 24 -8 WfPTlftewna ram ROD STEWART Hottest: LINDSEY BUCKINGHA JACKSONS SLADE EGYPTIAN LOVER SLADE 33 -11 BaMyRracY Hottest: SHEENA EASTON BILLY OCEAN RAY PARKER JR. l-1 DONNA SUMMER VAN STEPHENSON CYNDI LAUPER 31-19 RAY PARKER JR. 1 -1 STEVIE WONDER JACKSONS 3-3 NAKED EYES FIX% CHICAGO NIGHT RANGER COREY HART B-6 RICK SPRINGFIELD WKAUTAppMton-0ahkosh, TINA TURNER 6-6 STEVIE WONDER STEVIE WONDER MADONNA Hottest: W -8 STEPHEN STILLS COREY HART 8-8 NEIL DIAMOND A FLOCK OF SEAGUL SHEENA EASTON TINA TURNER 10 RAY PARKER JR. 1-1 RttWBndlelgh CYNDI LAUPER 13 -11 Hottest: 4-2 CYNDI, LAUPER 20 -20 Hottest: NAKED EYES THOMPSON TWINS TINA TURNER PARKER JR. 1 -1 RAY PARKER JR. 1 -] Hottest: DRAGON (dp) TODAA /NATTO 18 -14 RAY RATT 8-7 NAKED EYES a89/Kenaaa MO thy. TINA TURNER 4 -2 RAY PARKER JR. 1 -1 LACKIONS PRINCE 2-2 CYNDI LAUPER 16-9 DONNA SUMMER NI WAITE 3-3 CderMNash LIONEL RICHIE 6-3 PRINCE 2 -2 RICK SPRINGFIELD KaNia/Neweluke. JOHN PRINCE 19 -15 STEPHEN STILLS 4 -4 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 19 -12 LIONEL RICHIE 5 -3 VAN STEPHENSON LIONEL RICHIE PIXX (dp) MADONNA KW., Akan* KOLA/Puebla. CO CYNDI LAUPER 27 -17 JOHN WAITE 14 -9 A FLOCK OF SEAGUL TINA TURNER 5-5 A FLOCK OF SEAGUL (dp) CHICAGO HAGAR PRINCE 25 -19 Hottest: ROD STEWART AZ Rap Aelne Hottest: SAMMY IDOL KR01TtucOn, RICK SPRINGFIELD KELVTdn.OK COREY HART 3 -1 BILLY ROD STEWART RAY PARKER JR. 2 -1 KKXLEAVOrand Forks. ND CAFFERTY 6 R KeNy North My eel kMRBM ;PTT 4 -2 JOHN FIX% RATT 12-11 FIXX OF SEAGUL BRANIGAN Don Nordkte CYNDI LAUPER 12 -8 A FLOCK NAKED EYES CYNDI LAUPER 22 -13 LAURA EASTON STEPHEN STILLS ROD STEWART STEVIE WONDER HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 16 -10 SHEENA RICK SPRINGFIELD PRINCE 29 -22 TWINS VAN STEPHENSON Hottest: FIXX LAURA BRANIGAN TWISTED SISTER 28 -18 THOMPSON A FLOCK OF SEAGUL TWISTED SISTER D -29 Hottest: NAKED EYES CYNDI LAUPER 14 -7 A FLOCK OF SEAGUL CHICAGO HERB ALPERT STARSKI RAY PARKER JR. 2 -2 ROD STEWART HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 17 -9 JEFFERSON FIXX KDWRopekA KS RALPH MACDONALD VEX/Columbus. OH KRUSH 7 -3 Hottest: PRINCE 18 -10 ROD STEWART JACKSONS Hottest: Cook/Celle Tony Stewed COREY HART 11 -4 RAY PARKER JR. 1 -1 PETER WOLF 27 -17 Hottest: MADONNA RAY PARKER JR. 1 -1 PEABO BRYSON 12 -7 TINA TURNER 9 -3 CARS D -23 LIONEL RICHIE 1 -1 Hottest: A FLOCK OF SEAGUL LIONEL RICHIE 4-3 DONNA SUMMER 1 RICHIE 14-9 COREY HART 8 -7 JOHN WAITE 7 -3 LIONEL RICHIE -1 SHEENA &ASTON LIONEL TURNER 7-4 FIXX WVICILarrbp. MI CYNDI LAUPER 17 -11 TINA CYNDI LAUPER 13-5 RATT 7 -4 ROD STEWART COREY HART 10-8 A FLOCK OF SEAGUL Vages. NV WOLF 19 -15 SCANDAL 16 -10 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 15 -30 MADONNA KLUC /Las PETER Hottest: Martin/Kittredge JOHN WAITE 15-9 BILLY SWIER 15 -11 JOHN WAITE 21 -16 JACKSONS Bill Kelly LIONEL RICHIE 2 -1 VAN STEPHENSON KTKT/TurmaA AZ CYNDI LAUPER 29 -20 Hottest: NV JACKSONS 1 -2 FIX% KCNllllene. NAKED EYES KEYN- FMNYlehite. KS RAY PARKER JR. 1 -1 RICK SPRINGFIELD ?OmniAkfNrdar PRINCE 3 -3 IDOL (dp) Jim O'Neal JACKSONS KRNA/lowe City. IA JOHN WAITE 8-3 BILLY DAN HARTMAN 7 -4 Taylo.Brown GENESIS ROD STEWART Bart Ooynetoe .PRINCE 13 -6 MADONNA ROD STEWART RAY PARKER JR. 5 -5 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS COSTELLO MADONNA CYNDI LAUPER 12 -8 JEFF LYNNE (dp) MADONNA ELVIS DONNA SUMMER TWINS STEVIE WONDER Hottest: ROD STEWART SCANDAL 17 -10 THOMPSON TWISTED SISTER KIIK)DavenportlA OCEAN FIXX Hottest: MADONNA LIONEL RICHIE 3 -1 BILLY IA STEVIE WONDER NAKED EYES KFMWIWeterMO, STEVE PERRY 12 -4 DONNA SUMMER .Ilrn O'Hare SCANDAL 6 -3 SHEENA EASTON Hottest: STEVIE WONDER Merk Potter JERMAINE JACKSON 17 -9 NEIL DIAMOND JACKSONS 1 JOHN WAITE 7 -5 Of SEAGUL TINA TURNER -1 JACKSONS Hottest: A FLOCK CYNDI LAUPER 21 -12 RICK SPRINGFIELD MADONNA HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 12-7 IDOL JOHN WAITE 2 -2 2 -1 BILLY MADONNA PETER WOLF 19 -14 Hottest: TINA TURNER 13-9 LIONEL RICHIE LIONEL RICHIE 3 -3 FIX% (dp) ROD STEWART SHEENA EASTON PRINCE 25 -17 LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 TINA TURNER 3 -2 LEWIS 6 NEWS 13 -7 STEVIE WONDER RICK SPRINGFIELD HARTMAN 3-2 HUEY ZUNIMadleon, WI HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 9 -5 RICK SPRINGFIELD DAN -8 EASTON Flattest: CA CYNDI LAUPER 15 SHEENA JOHN WAITE 14 -7 ROD STEWART KOS3IModeato. GLENN FREY 10 -8 Hottest: UteMlUdapt JACKSONS 1 -1 PENDERGRASS 26-16 CYNDI LAUPER 15-9 DRAGON (dp) D.MroneyPNOVak TEDDY KHTXMSNO. NV 1 HART LIONEL RICHIE -1 MADONNA COREY 5 -2 Hottest: SCANDAL 25 -21 John ChrmNde TINA TURNER 7 -2 CHICAGO WHOTIYarlptpwn ELTON JOHN 8 -4 LIONEL RICHIE 2 -1 DONNA SUMMER WAITE 10-5 6 B ROD STEWART 6-5 HILLY SATELLITE JOHN JOHN CAFFERTY CYNDI LAUPER 18 -7 VAN STEPHENSON F DkftThampaen NEWS PARAI .I.tI THHI OCEAN HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 12 -9 BILLY IDOL HUEY LEWIS S 14 -8 CARS 24-14 STEPHEN STILLS BILLY PRINCE. 15 -11 STEPHEN STILLS Hottest: CAFFERTY 6 B PRINCE 31 -21 TINA TURNER JOHN IN KOOTlA186I r It AK POINTER SISTERS RAY PARKER JR. 1-1 BILLY IDOL W AZY-FMILafaYetta. SLADE 32-28 Hottest: KMOKIDes Mann, IA 3 Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE -2 ROMEO VOID (dp) StecylSPerrow ELTON JOHN 1-1 Kay T.v$ IGLESIAS 6 ROSS 3 -2 Al Brock RATT 7-3 ROD STEWART JOHN WAITE 4 -3 STEVIE WONDER JOEL 5 -3 TINA TURNER 10 -5 MADONNA nOne GLENN FREY 9 -6 BILLY WEST FIX% RATT 8 -4 BILLY OCEAN JOIN WAITE 20-11 SHEENA EASTON Hottest: CARS 27 -14 JR. 1-1 SHEENA EASTON TINA TURNER 10-6 SHEENA EASTON KJ1O31OIdaho.. citi. OK POINTER SISTERS RAY PARKER LAURA BRANIGAN 33-18 . ROD STEWART BILLY IDOL WONDER PRINCE 2 -2 PARMA .tit TWO SCANDAL 23 -12 BN CMM STEVIE Hottest: ROD STEWART Hottest: COREY HART 5-5 KHOPIMOdento-fteokten 1 -1 NM CAFFERTY 6 B BILLY IDOL PETER WOLF 11 -11 13KIBaketsAekl, CA CYNDI LAUPER KBIMIRoswM, JOHN TINA TURNER 3 -1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN BANANARAMA 26-26 Dwld KnMnt LIONEL RICHIE 3 -2 HERB ALPERT HUEY LEWIS t NEWS 18 -9 Jon Ryen Tim Meck STEVIE WONDER HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 10 -4 Hottest: RATT 15 -10 STEVIE WONDER Hottest: KFRXIUnean JACKSONS PRINCE 16-11 TWISTED SISTER COREY HART 3 -1 PRINCE 22 -11 BILLY OCEAN PRINCE 1 -1 MADONNA -14 ROD STEWART LIONEL RICHIE 5 -2 JACKSONS D -2I Tracy JoMrOn ROD STEWART CARS 22 TINA TURNER ROD STEWART IDOL TINA TURNER 7 -3 3-3 MADONNA BILLY SCANDAL 7-4 WONDER A FLOCK OF SEAGUL KYYMBMEItp, MT MADONNA RATT 11 -8 WVFM/Youngstown STEVIE STEPHEN STILLS PRINCE 23 -17 FIX% JOIN CAFFERTY 6 B THOMPSON TWINS PETER WOLF 19 -12 Jeff Tobin THOMPSON TWINS ChnY FsM CARS 26 -19 SHEENA EASTON ELVIS COSTELLO JOHN CAFFERTY 6 B IN Hottest: . WKDOIEvamvLM, SHEILA E. Hottest: FIX% XAVION PRINCE LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 KOKOIOn..M, NE MADONNA TINA TURNER 3 -1 VAN STEPHENSON KENNEDY 6 OSBORNE Psyne4CMee Hottest: HUEY LEWIS S NEWS 6 -3 TWISTED SISTER (dp) RAY PARKER JR. 2 -2 POINTER SISTERS Hottest: Teylr/Oeen PRINCE 1-1 EURYTHMICS 15 -9 Hottest: NEWCLEUS 12 -5 Hottest: RAY PARKER JR. 1 -1 SCANDAL JACKSONS TINA TURNER 5-2 CYNDI LAUPER 14 -10 LIONEL RICHIE 4 -1 CYNDI LAUPER 17 -6 LIONEL RICHIE 2 -1 JOHN WAITE 6 -2 DONNA SUMMER SHEENA EASTON PEABO BRYSON 13 -9 CARS 24 -17 TINA TURNER 6-2 O BRYSON 11-8 JACKSONS 1-2 SCANDAL 8 -5 LINDSEY BUCKINGHA ROD STEWART JOHN WAITE 15 -10 CYNDI LAUPER 16-5 TINA TURNER 8 -4 RATT 12 -8 Hottest: VAN STEPHENSON CYNDI LAUPER 18 -11 CA K9f/Provo, UT PRINCE 15 -8 KKXXIBekere lekL JOIN WAITE 14 -5 CARS 19-10 LIONEL RICHIE 1 -1 Hottest: SCANDAL 19 -13 SQU1rWKampt Oentry(Orear RATT 19 -12 TINA TURNER 5 -3 RAY PARKER JR. 1-1 SLYMISen dis Obispo. CA JOHN WAITE 10-5 PARAI,I.F.I THRFF TINA TURNER 2 -2 NE BANANARAMA JACKSONS KCDOlboerrtrt HUE? LEWIS 6 NEWS 16-8 KXS$/Lincoln, Tom LAMM JOHN WAITE 7 -3 NIGHT RANGER STEVIE WONDER PRINCE 23 -19 Dean Lamben Orp Wiens RATT 4 -4 KFYNBisNwclt- NO MADONNA DONNA SUMMER JACKSONS CYNDI LAUPER 9 -5 FIX% THOMPSON TWINS IN BrrW.NN.rat BANANARAMA ROD STEWART ROO STEWART WSTO/EvrrvlN, NAKED EYES MADONNA RICK SPRINGFIELD KZplperkA IL PRINCE QUIET RIOT (dp) OM* Teyisr SHEENA EASTON LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: THOMPSON TWINS ROD STEWART Edwards&Wbney MADONNA JR. 4-1 STEVIE WONDER TEDDY PENDERGRASS Hottest: RAY PARKER SHEENA EASTON COMMUTER RAT? RICHIE 6 -2 IDOL MADONNA JERMAINE JACKSON Hottest: SHEILA E. LIONEL. RICHIE 2 -1 LIONEL BILLY CARS HART 7 -1 COMBONATION JACKSONS RAY PARKER JR. I -1 JACKSONS CYNDI LAUPER 3 -2 COREY HELIX Hottest: JOHN WAITE 10 -5 VOID Hottest: MADONNA LIONEL RICHIE 2 -2 Hottest: TINA TURNER 4 -3 ROMEO LIONEL RICHIE 2 -1 18 -8 TURNER 3 -I Hottest: JOHN WAITE 9 -3 TINA TURNER 1-1 PETER WOLF 10-6 TINA TURNER Hottest: TINA TINA TURNER 5 -2 4 5 -1 WOLF 11 -8 RAY PARKER JR. 1-1 COREY HART -2 NEWS 10-4 LIONEL RICHIE PETER RAY PARKER JR. 5 -2 TWISTED SISTER 13-10 HUEY LEWIS 6 KUDIMNNt OR TURNER 9 -3 RATT 8 -6 PRINCE 1 -2 BILLY JOEL 18 -14 JOHN WAITE 6 -3 TINA JOHN WAITE 11 -5 WOLF 20 -10 JOHN WAITE 12 -7 TINA TURNER 7-4 HUEY LEWIS e NEWS 12-6 KOXFUSekersfie4d Lit E. Mahal PETER PRINCE 27 -10 -IL PRINCE 30-17 HANANARAMA 17 -13 PEA/10 BRYSON 13-9 WBNalbrangton BILLY JOEL 13 -7 Bob Harlow NEWS 20 -13 JACKSONS SLADE 22 -19 WMEE/Ft Wayne IN HUEY LEWIS 6 JWMNRabbkN KKLS- FM/Iteani Cloy, SD MADONNA ROD STEWART KZOZ/San Luis Obispo, CA PO EASTON KTRSICaepr. 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BILLY IDOL BILLY STEVIE WONDER (dp) WONDER IDOL IGLESIAS 6 ROSS Hottest: JACKSONS ROD STEWART MADONNA STEVIE BILLY RICK SPRINGFIELD (dp) SPRINGSTEEN JACKSONS KENNEDY 6 OSBORNE RAY PARKER JR. 1 -1 LAUPER COYOTE SISTERS BILLY SATELLITE BRUCE NAKED EYES CYNDI RICK SPRINGFIELD COREY.HART 5-3 ROD STEWART JEFF LYNNE BILLY OCEAN (dp) POINTER SISTERS ROD STEWART Hottest: ELVIS COSTELLO JOHN WAITE 13-5 RICK SPRINGFIELD COMBONATION KENNEDY 6 OSBORNE Ldp) VAN STEPHENSON (dp) JEFF LYNNE RAY PARKER JR. 1-1 B FIX% HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 14 -6 Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: JOHN CAFFERTY 6 COMBONATION LIONEL RICHIE 4 -2 6 R MADONNA TINA TURNER 2. -/ RAY PARKER JR. 3-1 LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 RAY PARKER JR. 1-1 NEIL DIAMOND (dp) JOHN CAPFERTY TINA TURNER 7 -3 Hottest: COREY HART 5-2 CYNDI LAUPER 2 -2 LIONEL RICHIE 8-3 Hottest: Hottest: HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 8 -5 23 -15 RICHIE 1 -1 LIONEL RICHIE 1 -1 TWISTED SISTER 4 -1 WBWBIBbomingin n, IN LIONEL RICHIE 10-5 TINA TURNER 4-3 CYNDI LAUPER LIONEL PRINCE 17 -14 29 -20 JR. 2 -2 CYNDI LAUPER 2 -2 SCANDAL 2 -2 TINA TURNER 15 -8 TWISTED SISTER 5-4 JERMAINE JACKSON RAY PARKER Bob Leonard ROSS 33-23 3 -3 TURNER 3-3 LIONEL RICHIE 3 -3 EDDY GRANT 16-10 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 7 -5 IGLESIAS 6 TINA TURNER TINA Rapide, MI 9 -7 WORDIOnnd TINA TURNER 1-4 JACKSONS JOHN WAITE 11 -4 JOHN WAITE KDON-FMlgakreMomany SLADE 31-29 TWISTED SISTER 13 -8 SwartlDuNng PRINCE 22 -10 STEVIE WONDER SOKO(Sagna. 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DONNA SUMMER There Goes My Baby (Geffen) 0, Adds KSKD, WZON, 41, Same 64, Down Me" (Capitol) 58/14 WSPK, 98PXY, WKFM, it. Moves: Up 35, Debuts SATELLITE "Satisfy WNYS, WVSR, WKEE, 75% of our reporters on BILLY 40, Down 0, Adds 14, 93FM, KITS, KPLUS. Complete Moves: Up 0, Debuts 4, Same CHUM, WLOL -FM, KMJK, KHTX, WJXQ d -33. 35 including CKGM, WHTX, 13FEA, 95X11, KQIZ -FM, WJAD, America) 52/52 WYCR, WBBO, WFMI, "Strut" (EMI -FM, Z93, B97, KDWB-FM, in Parallels. SHEENA EASTON Adds 52 including WCAU airplay Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, lAms Moves: Up 0, -FM, KGOT. OK100, WISE, WIXV, KWTO Bros. /CBS) 52/33 KOKO, KYNO-FM, KHYT, "On The Dark Side" (Scotti & BEAVER BROWN BAND 940, Z93, WGCL, WYCR, WHTF, aJOHN CAFFERTY including WXKS -FM, WCAU -FM, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 33 Moves. Up 2, Debuts 6, WHSL, KTRS, KZOZ. Z98, 7104, KOMQ, WIGY, WZLD, 51/6 -FM on, KQXR "Here She Comes" (Columbia) KTFM,1(04 20-15, WHOT BONNIE TYLER Adds 6, old KZOZSS d-37.WZR Moves: . (0 1, EE 38-32, KDW d-34, BREAKERS® d-39, Up 4. D-BWFOX ACTION FIXX SIGNIFICANT Are We Ourselves? (MCA) 26, Same 59, Down 0, Adds 60 it. Moves: Up 5, Debuts &M) 49/22 our reporters on in I Made Love" (A 64% of Complete airplay OSBORNÉ "Last Time WKEE, KC101, WSPK, WKRZ' KMJK, KPLUS. KENNEDY & JEFFREY -FM, KIIS -FM, FM1O2, XTRA, 195, WGCL, WHYT, JOYCE Down 0, Adds 22 including WCAU including 8104, WHIT, Up 4, Debuts 2, Same 21, Moves: WRKR, KDON -FM. WSSX, KAMZ, WOK(, WFMI, Parallels. FM, WHTF, d39, KZZB on, (Virgin/Epic) 43/6 KKQV, KZOZ, WPHD on, K104 JEFF LYNNE "Video" 6, WZLD, WOKI, KQXR, KLUC, 4, Same 31, Down 0, Adds Moves: Up 2, Debuts d -30, KBIM d -39. WJXO 35 -32, KQMQ on, OK100 WKDD d -37, WGRD 38 -34, 41/41 SPRINGFIELD Take Me Up" (Arista) KIIS -FM, WFLY, WTIC -FM. RICK TWINS "You -FM, WPHD, 0(01, WHYT, THOMPSON Down 0, Adds 41 including WXKS UM Moves: Up O. Debuts O. Same 0, You Drop (RCA) WRON, KOMA, KSKD. Bop 'Til WKFM, WZYP, WOKI, KTFM, WKDD, 33/7 KBIM, WRCK on, KZZB on, on it. "Rain" (Polydor /PolyGram) 0(01, WSQV, WJAD, WSPT, KFMW 63% f our reporters Comple e airplay DRAGON 26, Down 0, Adds 7, WPHD, WHYT, FM102, KWSS. Moves: In O. Debuts 0, Same B94, 93,005, on, KHYT on. t` WXKS -FM WJXQ on -dp, KOMQ including KTKT, WGUY, Around" (Columbia) 29/15 KROK, WKDD, K107, KHYT, NEIL DIAMOND "Tum WHYT. Q103, KC101, in Parallels. 9, Down 0, Adds 15, PRO -FM, Moves: Up 4, Debuts 1, Same KIST. WERZ, 13FEA, KILE, KTRS, 27/1 KPLUS 28-24, WNYS A Message" (Atco) on, WBEN -FM 24-20, WPHD 28-27, INXS "1 Send Adds 1, CFTR, WXKS-FM Debuts 0, Same 17, Down 1, WCIL -FM 20-18. Moves: Up 8, 40 -36, WJXQ on-dp, KIKI on, 25 -22, WKRZ-FM 36 -33, WJZR 18 -15, 98PXY, /Motown) 25/3 KIIK on, From The Heart" (Morocco on. WJZR On, KTFM 29-25, SISTERS "Straight KDON-FM, KKQV, WKRZ-FM COYOTE 18, Down 0, Adds 3, KQXR. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 1, Same KXSS 24 -23, KIST d -37. WHOT-FM on, K093 37 -27, ACTIVE 21/4 195 28-26, & It" (Tabu/CBS) -FM on, NEW You Like -FM on, WCAU BAND "Just The Way KSET -FM. KTFM, WZPL, WXKS S.O.S. 12, Down 0, Adds 4, FM102, Up 5, Debuts 0. Same 29-27. Moves: KAMZ 29 -28, 13K 39 -32, KHYT Y100 on, KOPA on, WHTF 40 -39, 21/4 -34, WSSX on, WRON "Young Hearts" (Ca sablanca/PolyGram) SLY96, 0100 on, 1(10438 COMMUTER 0, Adds 4, WVSR, WHTF. WAEV, 133/59 1, Debuts 2, Same 14, Down I Love You" (Motown) KDWB -FM, Moves: Up Just Called To Say -FM, 93FM, Y100, WCZY, d -40, KOZE on. STEVIE WONDER "I 59 including WBEN-FM, PRO on-dp. OK100 d -39, WIXV 33, Same 35, Down 0, Adds 19/2 KMGK on, WERZ d -38, Moves: Up 6, Debuts "Pearl In The Shell" (Elektra) WVSR on, KTFM on, WMEE, KTKT, KFYR. HOWARD JONES CFTR, WCIL -FM, KPLUS d-40, KZZP, KMJK, 2106, WOUT, 3, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 2, KIMN, Q103, 132/21 KX104, Moves: Up 0, Debuts The Big Girls Do" (MCA) WGFM, WSKZ, KSET -FM, STEPHENSON "What PRO-FM, KDWB -FM, KNBQ, KKLS -FM on, KBIM d -35. VAN 66, Down 0, Adds 21 including on, WF Up 26, Debuts 19, Same (A &M) 18/6 KDZA, K104 39-36, WHTF Moves: WSPT. HERB ALPERT "Bullish" WKHI, 95X11., WISE, WIXV, KRQ, WXLK. WAEV, WCIL -FM, 10, Down O, Adds 6, KMGK, WVIC, KOKO, America) 123/35 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1, Same Name Of Love' (EMI KPKE, XTRA, KWSS, KNBQ, on. EYES "(What) In The -FM, WGCL, KDWB-FM, KIKI on, 01(100 d -38, KGHO Prn NAKED Down 0, Adds 35 including WBEN on-dp, 15/15 95X11, Up 7, Debuts 20, Same 61, It On The Line" (RCA) KELI, WQCM, OK100, LAI Moves: Y94. STARSHIP "Layin' 896, KPLUS, K104, WRCK, WZYP, WHHY -FM, WKAU, KRQ, WIKZ, JEFFERSON Down 0, Adds 15, WPHD, WLAN -FM, WBCY, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Star" (Sire/WB) 122/86 2100, B94, 0107, 0105, WHYT, WCIL-FM. MADONNA "Lucky including B104, WXKS -FM, WBLI, WSQV, WJAD, WIXV, WHSL, Same 7, Down 1, Adds 86 Thing)" (4151Columbia113110 KDON -FM, WE R2. Moves: Up 13, Debuts 15, Girl In Trouble (Is A Temporary WJXQ, WRON, WHOT -FM, KNBQ. ROMEO VOID "A WPHD, KIIS -FM, WRCK, WZLD, KHTR, 0103, KOPA, KWOD, 0, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 10, KBEQ, 29 -18, Moves: Up O. Debuts /Motown) 116/4 940 26-21, 103CIR on, WHSL on. RICK JAMES "17" (Gordy RGV -29. 93 KCDQ, 93FM on, 12/4 Down 40-35, WGUY 2416, WISE 34 You" (Mercury/PolyGram) WXKS -FM on, PRO -FM on, Moves: Up 62, Debuts WFMI WRKR RODEO "Anywhere With WOKI, WZON, WHIT on, 9 -23, WNOK-1 M 314-11,2-24. RUBBER 4, WYCR, WKRZ -FM, 106 3929- SKXX106 7, Down 0, Adds KS103 32 -27, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same WGUY on. 12/2 on, KIIS -FM on, KMGX on, "Next Love" (Columbia) -FM d-40, 195 on, WCZY DENIECE WILLIAMS Adds 2, CKOI, 0100, WXKS Luck" MB) 98/97 FM102, Debuts 2. Same 8, Down 0, Some Guys Have All The WCAU -FM, 94Q, Z93. 0103, Moves: Up 0, aROD STEWART -FM, WPHD, WBLI, 0(01, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 97, WXKS WQCM d-33. /AtCo) 11/0 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, JUKES "New Romeo" (Mirage on, WHOT -FM, KQXR WANS -FM, KYNO-FM. JOHNNY & THE KPLUS 39 -37, WRCK d-40, WKRZ-FM KWOD, XTRA, KPLUS, KNBQ, SOUTHSIDE 0, Adds 0, KMJK 36-33, (Planet/RCA) 93/12 -FM, WBWB, Debuts 2, Same 6, Down I'm So Excited" WANS -FM, WGRD, WHOT Moves: Up 3, POINTER SISTERS" 12, WGCL, WCZY, KOPA, WBBQ, on, KKQV on, KGHO d -40. 16, Same 46, Down 0, Adds 37 -35. OK100 OK100 Moves: Up 19, Debuts KPKE 21 -1' /Motown) 11/0 WFMI on, WIGY on, Y100 23 -16, . Me' (Morocco on, WOKI on, KHTX, WCAU -FM 39-35, DUKE JUPITER "Rescue 38 -37, WHTF on, WJZR KYYA, KTRS, KGHO, ToWn (Columbia) 93/7 9, Down 0, Adds 0, WNYS "The Only Flame .n Town" WAEV, WXKS -FM 31- Moves: Up 2, Debuts 0, Same COSTELLO & ATTRACTIONS ELVIS 36-29.1 38 -33. 02 34 -30. WHSL 34-29, KIST 18, WNYS 40 -33, WFMI 40.35,2 29,, WBEN -FM 36 -31, WFLY 23- Crazee Now" (Pasha/CBS) 87/6 32 -30, XTRA QUIET RIOT"Mama Weer All 7, Same 48, Down 3, Z1102 40KFMW 40 -36.T Moves: Up 23, Debuts KQMQ 33-25, WOMP -FM 2419 98PXY 20-16, ZZ99 30-27, 85/25 d -39, WLAN -FM 30 -25, You Love)" (JivelArista) More You Uve (The More -FGM, WHHY -FM, 92X, OF SEAGULLS The -FM, 93FM, KNBQ, WFLY, WLAN A FLOCK Down 0, Adds 25 including WCAU Up 6, Debuts 9, Same 45, Moves: KRNA, KDZA. 13K, KQMQ, WQCM, 0101, reporters. WGRD, KELI, The 10 of ur CHR reporters. by ffewerthanleast5 ut at leaast sta- Non Includes reported Indicate the total number of The Run)" (Jive /Arista) 66/29 artist /title (label) designation (No More Love On B97, KS103, numbers following the It for the first time "Caribbean Queen WHTX, PRO -FM, Z93. Y100, two those, how many added BILLY OCEAN 29 including 8104, WCAU -FM, this week and, of 10, Same 21 Down 0, Adds reporting the record upward chart movement, Moves: Up 6, Debuts tions activity this week; Up for Z98. WZPL, KEYN -FM, KSKD. Moves Indicate the type of chart activity, and XTRA, WMAR, KXX108, 65/64 this week. activity, Down for downward For Fantasy" (Chrysalis) -FM, 93FM, Y100, B97, B96,WCZY, or continued uncharted is a sampling onBILLY IDOL'"Flesh including WXKS -FM, WPHD, WCAU Same for sideways 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 64 adding It Moves: Up 1, Debuts r of stations Pa allllels WVSR. WRNO, Z104. can bellfound In the KBEQ, WKTI, KIIS -FM, KS103. activity. Complete activity All Night" (RCA) 62/9 WAEV, WHSL, WHTF of IIndividual station NEWTON "Can't Wait KPLUS, WZLD, WRON, KKPM, WISE, JUICE 0, Adds 9, CKGM, Q103, 3, Debuts 5, Same 45. Down Moves: Up d -37, KCDQ d-39. 35 -23. KDON -FM d -33, WIXV d -36, KTFM 40 -37, K093 61/20 WANS -FM, WOKI, WKAU, STILLS "Stranger" (Atlantic) -FM, WKEE. WHTF, WJZR, STEPHEN Down 0, Adds 20 WCAU Moves: 1, 36. WCGQ, KHTX. K093, KHO4, Debuts , Same

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ol o eta NATIONAMANtPLAY August 17, 1984 THE BACK PACE Aor; IHOT TRACKS.

O JOHN WAITE/Missing You (EMI America) 3 3 2 © SCANDAL featuring PATTY SMYTH/The Warrior (Col.) 4 4 3 0 CARS /Drive (Elektra) 2 2 4 4 BILLY SQUIER/Rock Me Tonite (Capitol)

2 1 1 RAY PARKER JR. /Ghostbusters (Arista) 7 6 5 0 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN /Cover Me (Columbia) 6 4 2 O LIONEL RICHIE /Stuck On You (Motown) 9 8 7 0 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /If This is It (Chrysalis) 8 6 4 Q TINA TURNER /What's Love Got To Do With It (Capitol) 8 9 8 0 NIGHT RANGER/When You Close... (Camel /MCA) 20 13 6 O JOHN WAITE /Missing You (EMI 10 America) 19 14 Q LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM /Go Insane (Elektra) 1 2 3 5 PRINCE /When Doves Cry (WB) 6 7 9 9 SAMMY HAGAR /Two Sides Of Love (Geffen) 14 10 7 COREY HART /Sunglasses o At Night (EMI America) 19 fr FIXX /Are We Ourselves? (MCA) 27 18 12 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /If This Is It o (Chrysalis) 5 5 6 11 PETER WOLF /Lights Out (EMI America) 28 19 13 Q CYNDI LAUPER /She Bop (Portrait /CBS) 12 10 11 12 TWISTED SISTER /We're Not Gonna...(Atiantic) 16 12 10 Q PEABO BRYSON /If Ever You're In My Arms Again (Elektra) 26 17 12 13 HONEYMOON SUITE /New Girl Now (WB) 3 3 5 10 JACKSONS /State Of Shock (Epic) 40 21 16 0 A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS /The More You Live... (Arista) 30 24 18 SCANDAL featuring PATTY SMYTH /The Warrior (Columbia) 15 15 13 15 DIO /The Last In Line (WB) 19 15 14 RATT /Round And Round (Atlantic) 41 22 0 STEPHEN STILLS /Stranger (Atlantic) 25 22 17 ® PETER WOLF /Lights Out (EMI America) 33 20 18 le BILLY SQUIER /AII Night Long (Capitol) 10 8 9 14 DAN HARTMAN /I Can Dream About You (MCA) 11 13 14 18 JEFFERSON STARSHIP/Layin' It On... (Grunt /RCA) - 35 21 PRINCE /Let's Go Crazy (WB) 36 33 25 (I) PRINCE /Let's Go Crazy (WB) 24 20 19 BILLY SQUIER /Rock Me Tonite (Capitol) N8A Begins on Page 86 37 24 23 C) SAMMY HAGAR /I Can't Drive 55 - 37 26 ® CARS /Drive (Elektra) (Geffen) 51 31 JON ANDERSON/Cage Of Freedom (Columbia) 4 5 8 18 ELTON JOHN /Sad Songs (Say So Much) (Geffen) ® 10 11 17 22 23 21 20 GLENN FREY /Sexy Girl (MCA) RATT /Round And Round (Atlantic) 38 29 24 w JERMAINE JACKSON /Dynamite (Arista) 13 12 15 23 BOX OF FROGS /Back Where I Started (Epic) 37 31 28 SHEILA E. /The Glamorous Life (WB) 23 19 24 24 ELTON JOHN /Restless (Geffen) 11 9 11 22 VAN HALEN/Panama (WB) BREAKER ® BILLY IDOL /Flesh For Fantasy (Chrysalis) Complete Tracks Page 89 36 28 25 ® BILLY JOEL /Leave A Tender Moment Alone (Columbia) BREAKER© KROKUS /Midnight Maniac (Arista) Chart on - 36 31 NIGHT RANGER /When You Close Your Eyes (Camel /MCA) 38 35 28 ff/ HELIX/Rock You (Capitol) 38 33 BANANARAMA /Cruel Summer (London /PG) 17 16 20 28 COREY HART /Sunglasses At Night (EMI America) 17 16 16 26 STEVE PERRY /She's Mine (Columbia) 49 29 26 29 QUIET RIOT/Sign Of The Times (Pasha /CBS) 40 32 30 JULIO e IGLESIAS & DIANA ROSS /All Of You (Columbia) 48 37 30 m CYNDI LAUPER/She Bop (Portrait /CBS) 5 7 15 28 ROD STEWART/Infatuation (WB) 39 36 EURYTHMICS/Right By Your Side (RCA) 39 33 32 O SLADE /My Oh My (CBS Associated) - - 38 ® CHICAGO /Hard Habit To Break (WB) Black/Urban. - 39 ® TWISTED SISTER /We're Not Gonna Take It (Atlantic) DEBUT BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN /Cover Me ® (Columbia) 13 9 4 0 MTUME /You Me And He (Epic) 40 37 Q SAMMY HAGAR/Two Sides Of Love (Geffen) 3 2 1 2 RAY PARKER JR. /Ghostbusters (Arista) 7 11 23 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN /Dancing In The Dark (Columbia) 16 11 3 BILLY OCEAN /Caribbean Queen (No More...) (Jive /Arista) DEBUT JACKSONS /Torture (Epic) 0 9 8 6 O RICK JAMES /17 (Gordy /Motown) - 40 CHRIS DeBURGH/High On Emotion (A &M) 22 15 14 0 SOS BAND /Just The Way You Like It (Tabu /CBS) DEBUT LAURA BRANIGAN/The Lucky One (Atlantic) 19 16 11 0 J. KENNEDY & J. OSBORNE/The Last Time I... (A &M) ) DEBUT SPANDAU BALLET /Only When You Leave (Chrysalis) 2 3 5 7 JACKSONS /State Of Shock (Epic) DEBUT It LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM /Go Insane (Elektra) 14 13 9 0 BROTHERS JOHNSON /You Keep Me Coming... (A &M) 15 14 13 Q LIONEL RICHIE /Stuck On You (Motown)

1 1 2 10 PRINCE /When Doves Cry (WB) NBA Begin on Page 80 1 Adult /Contemporary 7 5 7 11 SHEILA E /The Glamorous Life (WB) 4 4 10 12 TINA TURNER /What's Love Got To Do With It (Capitol) 25 21 16 ® LILLO THOMAS /Your Love's Got A Hold On Me (Capitol) 1 1 1 1 LIONEL RICHIE /Stuck On You (Motown) 30 25 17 0 JERMAINE JACKSON /Dynamite (Arista) 4 3 3 BILLY JOEL /Leave A Tender Moment Alone 0 (Columbia) 12 12 15 15 TIME /Ice Cream Castles (WB) 5 5 4 JULIO IGLESIAS & DIANA ROSS /All Of You (Columbia) 0 6 6 8 16 KASHIF /Baby Don't Break Your Baby's Heart (Arista) 2 2 2 4 ELTON JOHN /Sad Songs (Say So Much) (Geffen) 35 29 24 ® RUN U.M.C. /30 Days (Profile) 9 6 5 5 TEDDY PENDERGRASS/Hold Me (Asylum) 29 22 18 (1) BAR -KAYS /Dirty Dancer (Mercury /PG) 8 7 6 0 DAN HARTMAN /I Can Dream About You (MCA) 32 23 20 c YARBROUGH & PEOPLES /Be A Winner (Total Exper /RCA) 22 12 8 Q TINA TURNER/What's Love Got To Do With It (Capitol) 8 7 12 20 LAKESIDE /Outrageous (Solar /Elektra) 25 12 CARS /Drive (Elektra) 0 31 23 DENIECE WILLIAMS /Next Love (Columbia) 25 16 11 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /If This Is It (Chrysalis) 0 Q 38 32 26 RANDY HALL /I've Been Watching You (Jamie's...) ;MCA) 17 11 10 GENESIS /Taking It All Too Hard (Atlantic) ® 38 27 ® ALICIA MYERS /You Get The Best From Me (Say...) (MCA) 3 4 7 11 PEABO BRYSON /If Ever You're In My Arms Again (Elektra) 33 30 25 CAROL LYNN TOWNES /99 1/2 (Polydor /PG) 19 NEIL DIAMOND /Turn Around (Columbia) ® BREAKER w PRINCE /Let's Go Crazy (WB) 6 8 9 13 SERGIO MENDES /Alibis (A &M) 21 19 19 VALENTINE BROTHERS/Lonely Nights (A &M) 21 CID JOHN WAITE /Missing You (EMI America) X26 35 29 NUANCE f /VICKI LOVE /Take A Chance (4th & Brdwy /Isl) 20 16 COYOTE SISTERS /Straight From The Heart (Morocco /Motown) 39 30 O'BRYAN /Breakin' Together (Capitol) 23 19 18 1) RITA COOLIDGE /Something Said Love (A &M) 36 34 31 Q ROGER /Midnight Hour (WB) 22 m CHICAGO /Hard Habit To Break (WB) _ - 37 ) PATTI AUSTIN/Shoot The Moon (Qwest/WB) 14 13 13 18 CHRISTOPHER CROSS /A Chance For Heaven (Columbia) BREAKER HERBIE HANCOCK /Hardrock (Columbia) BREAKER STEVIE WONDER /I Just Called To Say i Love You (Motown) BREAKER BONNIE POINTER/Your Touch (Private I /CBS) 24 © KARLA BONOFF /Somebody's Eyes (Columbia) BREAKER JANET JACKSON/Don't Stand Another Chance (A &M) 13 10 14 21 RAY PARKER JR. /Ghostbusters (Arista) 39 37 35 C. BROWN & SOUL SEARCHERS/We Need... (T.T.E.D.) 7 9 15 22 POINTER SISTERS /Jump (For My Love) (Planet /RCA) 34 33 32 35 TYZIK /Jammin' In Manhattan (Polydor /PG) 19 17 17 23 PAUL ANKA /Second Chance (Columbia) BREAKER STEVIE WONDER /I Just Called To Say... (Motown) 25 © GLENN FREY /Sexy Girl (MCA) w - 40 38 J. IGLESIAS & D. ROSS/All Of You (Columbia) I DEBUT ® JAMES INGRAM/She Loves Me (The Best That I...) (Qwest/WB) I DEBUT ) Q MENUDO /If You're Not Here (By My Side) (RCA)

( DEBUT DONNA SUMMER /There Goes My Baby (Geffen) '.NBA Begins on Page 67 ) 5 10 21 40 OLLIE & JERRY /Breakin' (There's...) (Polydor/PG)