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Victory BI., Burbank, CA 91502 phone (818) 0554040 fax (818) 840-9810 e-mailNETWORK40@AOLCOM k 111 & . #1 Added #1 Accelerated #1 PPW OUT THIS 111EK BRIDGES OF MADISON 0(1k/Nj 10&1416/ COUNTY SOUNDTRACK "Doe Eyes" (MALPASC/WB) THE BUCKETHEADS "The Bomb (These Souods RICK STONE RICK BISCEGLIA GREG THOMPSON Fall Into My Mind:" SHERYL CROW TLC THE REMBRANDIS (BIS BEAT/ATLANTrC /PG On The Cover: Music City / Stopset 30 JEFF FOXWORTHY "Party All Night'' Katarina Stapleford and Declan Halloran dig hot young bands. Hot Country Picks 32 (WB) News 4 Gic VANN! Street Chart / Rhythm Nation 38 "Gil In My Eyes" (SIRE/ELEKTRA/EEG: Page 6 6 Crossover Music Meeting 40 The whole truths, the half-truths and anything but the truth.... SOPHIE B. HAWKINS "As I Lay Me Dawn" VA Chart / Alternative News 42 (CCL _WEN) Editorial 8 Gerry Cagle on "If The Shoe Fits" ADNA HOWARD Retail Chart / Bin Burners 44 "My Up And Down" (EAS-WEST/EEG) Network 40 Interview 10 The Top 40 albums; the top -five records with the biggest sales increases. XTRA-FM San Diego VP Programming Kevin Stapleford Plugged In 46 MiS18 "I Got A Little Music video rotations at the major video channels. 12 Something For You" Conference Call (WORK) "Personality!" Show Prep 48 JANIE WALTERS Play It, Say It! / Trivia / Rimshots "Why" Network 40 Spotlight 16 (ArLAN-nc,,Ao) WASH Washington, D.C. Most Requested 50 A Network 40 exclusive: four pages of the hottest reaction records Promotions 18 COMING SOON Picture Pages 58 TERENCE TRENT Mainstream Music Meeting 20 D'ARBY Now Playing 62 "Holding Onto You" A/C Chart / Hot Notes 22 (WORE) Spin Cycle 64 ANORU DONALDS Country Artist Profile 24 All the pertinent data on every song in Network 40's Top 80 PPW chart. "Tryil' To Tell Ya" (METRD BLUE/CAPITCL, Brett James The Crunch Page 66 DIONNE FARRIS Country PPW Chart 26 The Most Added Records / Most Accelerated Airplay. "Dor't Ever Touch Me Agaii" (COLU.OEIA Country Music Meeting 28 The Chart 68 DAVE MATTHEWS BMW "Ants Marching" GARY F. BIRD STEVE SMITH GERRY CAGLE Publishers Vice President/General Manager (RCA) LEAH SHAUNA MASON HELEN WARNER EDITORIAL STAFF Research Director Country Coordinator Graphic Designer DWAYNE WARD NATALIE MERCHANT PAUL OLSHAN Los Angeles HEATHER JONES VP Operations Features Editor Graphic Designer JEFF SILBERMAN JAMIE M "Carnival" MICHELLE BABBITT Country Radio Editor Editor4n-Chief Office Manager (ELEKTRA/EEG) MICHAEL OPERATIONS STAFF JOHN KILII0 THE CHROME LIZARD Radio Editor Page 6 Editor Country Radio Coordinator VICTOR CABALLERO KRISTEN N. GUARINO TIFFANY ANN Director. Client Information Services Music Director / A/C Editor New York Country Radio Coordinator ALDEN KEITH STUBBLEFIELD MARTIN PAGE PAT GILLEN Imaging Center Manager DEBBY PETERSON Director. East Coast Operations Crossover Editor ART STAFF STAN PRIMMER "Keener Of The Flame" KAREN HOLMES Director. Information Systems COUNTRY NETWORK HARMAN O. SMITH (MERC JRY) Alternative Editor Art Director STEVE BURTLESS JOSIE C. CARTELLONE Nashville Imaging Assistant Editorial Associate J POLK BARRY FREEMAN Production Director VP/Country Editor VAN HALEN 01995, Network 40, Inc. All rights reserved. The information compiled herein is deemed to be proprietary. and cannot be copied, distributed or commercially exploited withoutthe written permission of Network 40. Printed in the USA and distributed throughout North America, Europe. Australia, New Zealand and Japan. "Not Enough" /3 For subscription information or change of address notification. contact Jackie Bodner. Circulation Manager of The Network Magazine Group at (818)955-4000. (WE) NEWS Hollywood Names Tim Burruss VP Promotion Accepts Post On John Fagot's New Team 0.DE-REG BLUES Hollywood Records Sr. VP Promo- give Tim the opportunity he has tion John Fagot beefed up his depart- earned," states Fagot. "He has become File this one under "Smallest Surprise Of ment by appointing Tim Burruss VP one of the best promotion people in The Year." The NAB board, comprised Promotion. In his new post, Burruss the business, with tremendous rela- of radio group heavyweights, voted 29-3 fir NAB's position in favor of total will help oversee all promotional activi- tionships at radio, as well as the ability deregulation of station ownership limits. ties on behalf of the label and its artists. to do whatever it takes to close. He The just -formed Coalition For Broadcast Burruss brings a wealth of experi- has total disrespect for the word, `no.' Diversity had been lobbying for a ence to the label. For the past five I look forward to witnessing his '50/50" compromise, whereby con- years, he was doing national promo- growth as an executive." glomerates can "only" own 50 AMs and tion for Interscope Records. Before 50FMs nationally, with no broadcaster "Throughout my entire promotional owning more than half the stations in a that, he spent four -and -a -half years career, I have only worked for winning market. The NAB board voted that doing regional promotion for Capitol labels with winnings teams," Burruss down in favor of a limit best described as Records and 10 years in local promo- notes. "To be a player on the team that "the sky." Moral of the story: As it was so tion at Columbia Records. Hollywood is building is a fantastic op- eloquently put in the filmWall Street, TIM BURRUSS 'Greed is good." "I'm extremely happy to be able to portunity and a wonderful challenge." SPRING 'TRENDAGE The biKest winners of last week's batch Radio Goes Overboard For 'Waterfalls" of Phase II Arbitrends were KBXX Houston and WNCI Columbus. The TLC's- Fastest -Rising Hit To Challenge #1 PPW Rembrandts Box's 6.0-6.5 bump saw it take the Two years ago, En Vogue was touted A/C chart, coming off #2 Most Added market lead. Dave Robbins' pride and as "the next Supremes." Better put the and Accelerated Airplay showings. joy leapt 8.5-9.3 to retake the #1 throne trio TLC into the ring, as the third song The hottest record out -of -the -box in the Buckeye market. Among the oth- off their latest album, "Waterfalls," is er winners: WKSE Buffalo (7.2-7.7), last week, by far, was Sheryl Crow's lat- KHKS and KDGE Dallas (4.9-5.1 and the hottest new record on Top 40. est, "Can't Cry Anymore." With 108 4.1-4.2, respectively), KISN Salt Lake How hot? "Waterfalls" was the #1 adds last week, expect to see it debut City (5.0-5.5), WPOW Miami Accelerated Airplay single, increasing fairly high on the PPW chart next week. (4.6-4.9), IMF Kansas City (2.6-2.9), over 1,600 spins and moving up to 38 KEGE Minneapolis (6.5-6.8), WFLZ onNetwork 40'sPPW chart. It was also Tampa (5.9-6.1), KPNT and WKBQ Dave Kelly Named St. Louis (4.1-4.3 and 3.8-4.2, respec- the Most Requested record as well as tively), WZPL Indianapolis (4.4-4.6), the Buzz Record in overnights. What's PD At WSIX Nashville WJRR and NXIXXL Orlando (5.8-5.9 more, it's currently #2 onNetwork 40's and 5.3-5.4, respectively), KBZT One of the prime, most influential Street Chart, cutting its deficit to the Houston (2.7-2.8) and WOVV programming positions in Country ra- #1 track, Monica's "Don't Take It Per- TLC W. Palm Beach (3.0-3.2). dio was just filled as Dave Kelly was sonal," from over 400 spins to just 220. Could Fall In Love" was the #2 Most named the new PD at WSIX Nashville. THIS & THAT However, with just over 6,700 spins Added on Top 40, #4 Most Added at He officially starts on July 24. last week, it still has a ways to go to reach A/C and #1 Most Added at Crossover. WUFX Buffalo flips from Hard Rock to WSIX GM John King acknowl- the #1 most -played record, The Rem- Being the #1 Accelerated Airplay at Alternative; it's now the third Alternative edged that the interest in the presti- single in the market....WMMS Cleve- brandts' "I'll Be There (Theme From Crossover and #4 Accelerated Airplay at gious opening was overwhelming. "I land Promo Director Heidi Klosterman Friends)."The duo's biggest hit in- Top 40 created strong chart debuts at was amazed at the number of people and a friend pled guilty to two counts re- creased spins to cross the 11,000 -play #63 on Top 40 and #23 at Crossover. who applied for this job," he says. lating to the sabotaged Howard Stem re- mark, with no signs of peaking. The sec- After a modest start, Seal's "Kiss "We have spoken to some of the mote incident last year. The two will be ond through fifth -most -played songs are From A Rose" has gained more momen- sentenced Aug.
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