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SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT 1992 RADIO & RECORDS PROGRAM SUPPLIER GUIDE f RADIO'S MOST COMPLETE DIRECTORY RICK DEFS TODD PETTENGILL WEEKLY SONTNY BLOCH SATELLITE TOP 40 THE COMEDY SONNY BLOCH NETWAK SHOW York THE FASTEST GROWING RADIO NETWORK IN AMERICA MORE THAN 1100 LISTINGS A -Z PRODUCT INDEX EXPANDED COMPANY DIRECTORY t MARKETPLACE Them. us. PRàMiRE RADIO NETWORKS NEW YORK LOS ANGELES CHICAGO THE NETWORK FOR THE '90s. CONTENTS ENTERTAINMENT NEWS TALK SHOWS WEEKLY MUSIC FEATURES 4 DAILY MUSIC FEATURES 24 33 58 SEASONAL, LIMITED RUN SPECIALS 26 COMEDY SELF -HELP A -Z PROGRAM INDEX 10 0 36 61 PROGRAM SUPPLIER INDEX 106 NEWS PROGRAMS PUBLIC AFFAIRS MARKETPLACE 120 41 62 PRODUCTION SERVICES SHOWCASE 10 SPORTS DRAMA /NOSTALGIA 51 A 65 p Extra Copies: $10 Contact Leslie Cutting .,r_ _.1r11 1 /\j 1 I / 1 _ .. J J J \J 1 (310) 553 -4330 ? / RADIO & RECORDS PRODUCTION LIBRARIES SONG LIBRARIES Pi 66 86 PUBLISHER: Bob Wilson JINGLES & IDs FULLTIME FORMATS EXECUTIVE VP /GM: Dick Krizman SENIOR VP /EDITOR: Ken Barnes VP /EXECUTIVE EDITOR: Gail Mitchell ART DIRECTOR: Richard Zumwalt 72 91 MANAGING EDITOR /PROGRAM SUPPLIER GUIDE '92 EDITOR: Ron Rodrigues i ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Greg Burt, Michelle Parisi PREP GRAPHICS: Richard Agata, Teresa Dovidio, Tim Kummerow, VOICE TALENT SHOW Gary van der Steur, Roger Zumwalt TYPOGRAPHY: Bill Mohr, Lucie Morris, Kent Thomas Note: All listings in R &R's "Program Supplier Guide '92" were 82 95 provided by program producers or distributors. All known program suppliers were invited to contribute, and every 3 submission received before January 20 was used. All EFFECTS CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS reasonable care has been taken, but no responsibility is SOUND assumed for errors and omissions. Published March 1992. All rights reserved. A C 1992 Radio & Records, Inc. 85 98 A Westwood One Company. RaR PROGRAM SUPPLIER GUIDE '92 3 WEEKLY MUSIC FEATURES "American Gold with "Bluegrass America" Dick Bartley" RSC Communications ABC Radio Networks Produced by: Tom Tortella "Album Capsule" Produced by: DB Productions Hosted by: Tom Tortella Frequency: Weekly The Color Radio Network Hosted by: Dick Bartley Frequency: Weekly Length: One hour Terms: Barter Produced by: Alex Lacy Length: Four hours Terms: Barter Delivered via: CD Hosted Alex by: Lacy Delivered via: CD First aired: 4/92 Affiliates: 50 Frequency: Weekly First aired: 6/91 Affiliates: 160 Featuring new and classic bluegrass and Length: 90 secs. Terms: Cash Contemporary in delivery, a countdown of traditional country music, also artist interviews Delivered via: Analog tape, satellite in '92 the top hits from '60s and '70s. Also artist in- and special features. Entertaining and informative sampling of terviews, listener requests and salutes to the latest AC, AOR, New Rock CHR, CRS, Urban, era's TV shows and movies. and NAC albums. "American Top 40 "America's Ballroom" With Shadoe Stevens" SJS Entertainment ABC Radio Networks Produced by: ABM Partners Produced by: ABC Watermark Hosted by: Various celebrities Hosted Stevens Frequency: Weekly by: Shadoe Weekly Length: Two hours Terms: Barter Frequency: Length: Four hours Terms: Barter "Blues Deluxe" Delivered via: Vinyl disc First aired: 7/90 Affiliates: 120 Delivered via: CD Music Unlimited First aired: 7/70 Affiliates: 1000 worldwide Celebration of America's best - chock full of Produced by: David Fusco Weekly countdown of America's 40 biggest all -time favorites, designed to make the Hosted by: Dave Johnson hits as ranked by Billboard magazine. The listener tune in and stay tuned. Frequency: Weekly world's number one countdown show. Length: One hour Terms: Barter "American Country Countdown Delivered via: Analog tape "Answer Radio Show" First aired: 1 /88 Affiliates: 50 with Bob Kingsley" Domain Communications AOR/Classic /Adult Rock -oriented blues; ABC Radio Networks emphasis on '60s-'90s releases. Includes Produced by: Stel Pontikes artist interviews, listener requests, unsign- Produced by: ABC Watermark Hosted by: Stel Pontikes ed band contributions. Frequent promo- Hosted by: Bob Kingsley Frequency: Weekly tions. Frequency: Weekly Length: One hour Terms: Free Length: Four hours Terms: Barter Delivered via: Analog tape Delivered via: CD First aired: 5/76 Affiliates: Seven "Broadway Encore" First aired: 10/73 Affiliates: 700 worldwide Hot AC, featuring Contemporary Christian America's 40 U.S. Media Corporation Weekly countdown of biggest artists Amy Grant, Petra, Michael W. Smith, Produced by: Steve Brooks and hits. Country music's #1 countdown show. etc.; extra tracks from feature albums, "The Barbara Payne Answer Archives." Hosted by: Steve Brooks "American Dance Classics" Frequency: Weekly Murray /Walsh Radio Programming, Length: One hour Terms: Cash Inc. Delivered via: Analog tape Produced by: Murray/Walsh Radio First aired: 12/89 Affiliates: 35 Programming, Inc. The story and music from over 65 hit Broad- Frequency: Weekly way musicals in a fast-paced hour of entertain- Length: Two hours Terms: Barter "Best Of The Oldies" ment. Eight avails. Delivered via: Analog tape Best Of The Oldies Radio Network First aired: 6/89 Affiliates: 10 Produced Darryl American Dance Classics is a nostalgic by: Evans Hosted by: Darryl Evans trek back to classic dance music of the '70s and '80s. Frequency: Weekly Length: Three hours Terms: Barter /cash Delivered via: Analog tape First aired: 9/88 Affiliates: 50 1M EDI We feature music from 1955 -1975. There CSEXS, is a spotlight artist every week. We take re- N rn N & quests dedications from the audience. "American Dance Traxx" Westwood One "Big Band Jump" "Casey's Countdown" Produced by: Westwood One Lita Cohen Radio Services, Inc. Westwood One Michael Waters Produced by: Don Kennedy Julie Brown Produced by: Westwood One Hosted by: Downtown Hosted by: Don Kennedy Hosted by: Casey Kasem Frequency: Weekly Frequency: Weekly Frequency: Weekly Length: Three hours Terms: Barter Length: Two hours Terms: Barter Length: Three hours Terms: Barter Delivered via: Vinyl disc /Satcom C5 T15 Delivered via: Analog tape, toned Delivered via: CD First aired: 3/87 for automation. First aired: 3/92 An exciting, fast -paced countdown of First aired: 1983 Affiliates: 250 In addition to "Casey's Top 40, " Casey the week's hottest dance tracks, including Two hours of big band music bringing now counts down the top AC hits of the artist spotlight, special remixes and other fabulous ratings and revenue to stations. week straight from the Back Page of R &R. special features. Music from '40s to the '90s. 4 RsR PROGRAM SUPPLIER GUIDE '92 Live from New York At last, a comedy service that's Satellite immediate! Last night's news is today's morning show material. Parody songs - spoof commercials - o impersonations - drop ins. o Every morning fed directly to your station via digital satellite. (Network Daily feed Monday - Friday, 5 AM in each time zone. Top quality digital feeds via Satcom C -5 (DAIS). 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(212) 836 -4425 MEDIA Satcom C -5 (DATS) distributed exclusively from: Los Angeles New York CD Media, Inc. 645 Madison Ave., 2nd Floor New York, NY 10022 WEEKLY MUSIC FEATURES "Classic Cuts" MJI Broadcasting Country Countdown . Produced by: Craig Jablin Hosted by: Richard Neer Frequency: Weekly Length: One hour Terms: Barter Delivered via: Vinyl disc "Country Countdown CAsFYThP First aired: 1987 Each week five different Classic Rock artists USA" iiiaia40 tell the stories behind their most famous Westwood One WITH CASEY KASEM songs. Produced by: Kevin De Lang "Casey's Top 40" Westwood One "Collector's Item" Hosted by: Lon Helton Westwood One WFMT Frequency: Weekly Produced by: WWI Bert Kleinman Produced by: Don Tait WFMT Length: Three hours Terms: Barter Hosted by: Casey Kasem Hosted by: Don Tait Delivered via: CD /Satcom C5 T15 Frequency: Weekly Frequency: Weekly First aired: 3/92 Length: Four Terms: hours Barter Length: One hour Terms: Cash R &R Country Editor Lon Helton counts Delivered via: Vinyl disc Satcom C5 T15 Delivered via: Analog tape down the weeks top tracks in a fast-paced First aired: 1/89 Program features an outstanding collection review featuring the hits and hitmakers. Weekly CHR Top 40 countdown hosted of rare and important recordings by conduc- by 20 -year veteran Casey Kasem. tors and instrumentalists from the first part of the century. "Chicago Symphony Orchestra" "Country Crossroads" Disc Showcase" WFMT Fine Arts Network "Compact Radio and Television Commission, Copley Entertainment Produced by: Norm Pellegrini SBC Hosted by: Norm Pellegrini Produced by: Eric Aubrey Produced by: Eddie Reed Hosted Frequency: Weekly by: Eric Aubrey Hosted by: Jerry Clover and Bill Mack Length: Two hours Terms: Free Frequency: Weekly Frequency: Weekly Delivered via: Westar IV T2D Length: Two hours Terms: Barter Length: Half hour Terms: Free Affiliates: 500+ Delivered via: CD Delivered via: Vinyl disc Selected concert performances of the Weekly review of new compact disc re- First aired: 1969 Affiliates: 1,100 Chicago Symphony during the current season leases Top country music selections.
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    April 7, 2008 Issue 84 CD Sales Hit Record Low Chase Official... After Pinballs & Jukebox As dubious distinctions go, it’s a doozy. Last week’s top Former Clear Channel SVPP Marc Chase was today of- 75 current country albums sold a combined 325,000 copies, ficially named President of Tribune Interactive. We reported last according to industry sources. The one-week total is the low- week that Chase, along with CC’s EVP/CFO est mark since the 1991 advent of SoundScan, and is the fourth Jerry Kersting and VP/Technology Steve sub-400,000 unit week so far this year. Five Gable, would be joining Tribune and reunit- more were recorded in the last half of 2007. ing with Tribune’s EVP/CEO of Interactive In an industry that used to be concerned when and Broadcasting, Randy Michaels. Chase weekly sales dipped below 500,000, this is a starts tomorrow. Michaels welcomed Chase to distressing development. the company in an email to employees, with Mitigating the album sales slide is the un- Chase’s must-read resume attached here. Marc Chase derstanding that physical CD sales are not the And, in a story headlined “Tribune Turns whole picture. Digital album, single and ring Greg McCarn To Radio To Revive Empire,” today’s (4/7) Wall Street Journal tone sales are not included in those numbers. details the arrival of former radio mavens Michaels et al to the “I’m looking at our numbers on Josh Gracin, whose album hallowed halls of the vaunted Tribune headquarters in Chicago. came out last week, and we sold more singles than albums,” Opining that the former radio denizens might “upend Tribune’s says Lyric Street VP/Sales, Marketing & Media Greg McCarn.