ISSUE NUMBER 425 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER MARCH 26, 1982

INSIDE R&R: Surrey Picks Bayliss To Bill Ward Golden West's Head Broadcast Group New Radio President Jack Clements Named When Surrey Communications "(Surrey) came to me with a pro- Bill Ward has been appointed at WRR/Dallas, later working on Sr. VP At Mutual: completes its purchase of six posal that runI their new broad- President of Golden West Broad- the air at WAKY/Louisville, Now heads day-to-day Charter stations (R&R 12-11-81), a cast division and have some equi- casters' Radio Division, ending an WPRO/Providence, and WPLO/ operations for network 3 new Surrey Broadcasting division ty in the deal, and justI couldn't extensive search to fill the position Atlanta. He programmed WPLO will be created with current Char- say no. This will be a privately vacated by Richard Kale over a and KBOX/Dallas, then became ter President John Bayliss owned broadcast concern worth year ago (R&R 2-6-81). Ward has Station Manager/PD at KBBQ/ R&R's AM Stereo presiding. well over $40 million. It's a been Exec. VP of Metromedia Ra- Los Angeles, moving up to GM Consumer Guide: Surrey President Howard Dun- phenomenal situation." dio since March 1979, and will now before joining KLAC. He will start Comparisons on pnces and can told R&R, "As you know, we oversee Golden at Golden West April 6. capabilities of the five competing are in the process of putting all of Surrey Communications cur- West's eight ra- systems, plus contacts at this together in front of the Com- rently owns KAIR Se KJYX/Tuc- dio stations, the each firm 4 Goldman mission, but once things are son. Surrey is purchasing six sta- Major Market finalized, John Bayliss will be the tions from Charter: KI01/San Radio rep firm, Becomes WCI President of the broadcast divi- Francisco, KCBQ-AM & FM/San the Market Buy Are Record Companies sion of Surrey. Diego, WOKY & WM1L/Milwau- Market informa- Releasing What Radio Sr. VP "We're delighted," Duncan con- kee, and KSLQ/St. Louis. The tion service, and Needs? Two top A8R Elliot Goldman, Executive Vice tinued, "that we're not going to company has also agreed to pur- corporate sports executives discuss the state of President/General Manager of skip a beat with the organization chase KATT-AM & FM/Oklahoma sales. Bill Ward ASR and AOR today, plus a look Arista Records since its inception that he's set up. We'll just follow City (R&R 1-29). The Charter and Ward told Ft&Ft, "I'm excited at the input Country radio has in in 1974, has been appointed a through with it." KATT-AM & FM purchases are about going to work for (Golden selecting singles 30, 33 Senior Vice President of Warner Bayliss commented to R&R, subject to FCC approval. West President/C00) John Reyn- Communications r olds and (GWB Chairman) Gene Inc. Goldman Autry. Golden West is one of the Reps In The News: Blair Schipper Set As Arista Sr. VP will report to the leading broadcast groups, and one Exec. VP George Wilson exits, office of the Pi es- Wim Schipper has been ap- making the announcement, stated, I hope will reach new heights in while Christal hires Marty Damn ident, and will be pointed Senior Vice President/Op- "Wim comes to his new respon- the future. from Eastman and promotes involved in a erations at Arista Records, super- sibilities with a record of excep- "I worked for (Metromedia Ra- Bonnie Press to VP 3, 28 number of areas, vising the label's international op- tional achievements and wide rec- dio President) George Duncan for initially in the erations and co- ognition for the significant role 11 years. He's a good personal record and music Elliot Goldman ordinating divi- he's played in Ariola's interna- friend, and I regret leaving him publishing divisions. He will work sions which for- tional growth. He is a man who is and a lady I've been working with Sales New closely with co-Chief Operating merly reported to into music and loves it. He has for three years, Mrs. Vicki Officer David Horowitz, who su- Exec. VP/GM El- won the trust and belief of artists Callahan." Directions pervises WCI's recorded music liot Goldman. and managers throughout the Before accepting his Metro- operations. Goldman depart- world, who have been impressed media Exec. VP position, Ward In The 80's WCI Chairman Steve Ross com- ed this week to by his unusual understanding of was VP/GM at Metromedia's mented, "We are very pleased join WCI as a Sr. Wim Schipper KLAC/Los Angeles for seven In R&R's new sales creative and business affairs. It is that an executive of Elliot Gold- VP (see separate story). Schipper years following a year as Pro- column, Jonathan Hall with great pleasure that I wel- man's caliber has joined WCI. El- will be responsible for sales, fi- come him to Arista and gram Director there. He started in explores the ideas and liot's wealth of experience and nance, business affairs, music America." radio in 1957 as an air personality management skills make him a issues facing station publishing, and administration in most valued addition to our man- sales people and reps his new position. He was most re- "PRIMETIME RADIO" TO DEBUT AT NAB agement team." cently VP for the Ariola Interna- the concerns of Before joining Arista, Goldman tional Group, and previously serv- today and tomorrow. Taft Puts "Nostalgia" was at CBS Records for seven ed as President of Ariola's Benelux Debuts this issue; spe- companies. On 24-Hour Satellite Format years in various executive capa- cities. In 1979, when Arista was cial two-page section Arista President Clive Davis, in Taft Broadcasting will offer sity and quality of the big names purchased by Arlola, he took on next week . 17 "Primetime Radio," the "nostal- of the 30's, 40's, 50's, and 60's that the additional duties of VP/U.S. & Martin Exits gia - pre-rock format which debut- are aired are winners with the Canadian Operations for Ariola's ed last year at the company's target audience." International Operations Group. WABC First To Join ABC WCFL To Join WDAE/Tampa, via satellite as a Talkradio: New York flagship's 24-hour format. The company will new lineup announced 10 WCLR As PD officially unveil the satellite for- WTIC Boosts Barsanti Dave Martin has resigned as mat at the NAB Convention in Program Director at Mutual's Dallas. To VP/Operations Daytimers' Association — WCFL/Chicago to assume the PD The new format offers special Extinct In 5 Years? Group post across town at WCLR, the segments as well as a library of Tom Barsanti, Operations Man- Manager of KCMO/Kansas City votes to disband if goals aren't third Chicago Adult/Contempor- original hit versions of pre-rock se- ager for WTI(-AM & FM/Hart- prior to joining WTIC, told R&R, met in next half-decade 4 ary station he will have program- lections numbering about 2000. ford since June 1980, has been pro- "I'm delighted at the confidence med. Songs have been reprocessed, and moteci to Vice President/Opera- that the 1080 Corporation has Martin, whose will be delivered in stereo. tions for parent company the Ten shown in me. I've found my experi- MTV Influences Album programming ex- Taft Exec. VP/Radio Carl Wag- Eighty Corporation. Barsanti's re- ence at WTIC rewarding and would Sales: Survey shows viewers perience includes ner stated, "Nostalgia radio is a sponsibilities will expect the future to be most excit- rate music TV net up with records WFYR/Chicago, ratings and sales success story in continue to in- ing. I'm delighted to see the com- and live concerts 13 and WBZ/ Boston every market that has tried it. We clude the day-to- pany becoming a major broadcast told R&R, "I'm believe Primetime Radio is at- day and long- entity." very excited, but tractive because it is continuousa range program- Prior to KCMO. Barsanti was George Moore New PD At sad at the same Dave Martin program source, is in stereo, and ming and promo- Operations Manager of WOW/ KGFJ: J 8 Stone relinquishes time. The team at WCFL has has been programmed by experi- tional efforts of Omaha from 1972 through 1977. He programming reins for morning some of the absolute best people in enced radio people." WTIC-AM & FM worked in programming, news tilft at L A Black station 3 the business. I really hate to Mark Hubbard, Taft Radio as well as new Tom Barsanti management, and on-air capaci- leave, but the offer to join WCLR Group's VP who is coordinating duties with the acquisition of three ties from 1967 to 19'72 at KGGM/ was just too good to pass up." the network, added, "The format Mariner stations (R&R 3-19), Albuquerque. His appointment to Martin, who assumes his new is produced with the highest level pending FCC approval. VP/Operations for 1080 is effective M ARTIN/See Page 28 of technical excellence. The diver- Barsanti, who was Operations immediately. The' SütIe ElMr.3

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on, eolionk4, ReccAlai, e 3746.2 pL Clements Promoted To Sr. VP At Mutual Jack Clements has been named Senior this week... 3-26-82 Vice President of the Mutual Radio Net, work, taking on the day-to-day operational Washington Report 4 responsibilities for What's New 6 the company, and Networks/Suppliers/Reps 10 reporting to Presi- Music On TV 13 dent/CEO Marty Ratings & Research 14 Rubenstein. Cle- ments was most re- Sales: Jonathan Hall 17 cently VP/Sports at More Music Guarantee Pays Off Early Street Talk 20 Mutual. K101/San Francisco began Its "$25,000 More Music Guarantee" contest on February 12, CHR: Joel Denver . 22 Rubenstein com- stating, "If any listener catches us playing less than three songs in a row, we'll pay off with 111 Calendar: Brad Messer . . . 28 mented, "After sear- $25,000 in cash." Since this was quite a large promotion for the station, K101 VP/GM Fritz Jack Clements Beesemyer and Operations Manager Rob Sherwood traveled to San Diego on February 25 to AOR: Jeff Gelb 30 ching extensively throughout the industry, I am convinced discuss the budget for the contest with Charter President John Bayliss. At 130pm, while they N C: Jeff Green 32 that there is no other professional broad- were lunching in San Diego, K101 personality Bruce Vidal accidentally inserted a commercial after playing only two songs in a row. Hal Biliske of San Jose immediately called the station and Country: Carolyn Parks 33 caster with Jack's administrative skill and became $25,000 richer. A frantic phone call went to Sherwood at the restaurant, who returned his breadth of experience at the network Nashville: Biff Collie 34 to the table with the bad news. The waiter asked him what kind of dressing he wanted on his Black Radio: Walt Love 35 and station level. He is well respected by his salad, and the quick-wined Bayliss replied, "Twenty-five thousand island, please." Pictured at peers in the industry and his colleagues at Picture Page 36 the station are (l-r): Sherwood, the winner, and Bruce "Oops" Vidal. Mutual, and I am personally looking for- Marketplace 38 ward to continuing our close working rela- Opportunities 38 tionship." A 33-year radio veteran, Clements has Wilson Departs Blair VP Post IMPROVE YOUR been with Mutual since 1973. He began his Blair Radio's number two executive, career as an announcer at WORD/Spartan- that when he moved to New York from Los RATINGS George Wilson, plans to leave the company burg, SC, and worked in news at Angeles three years ago it was with certain because of differing philosophies with Blair INFORMATION W WNC/Asheville, WRVA/Richmond, and goals and aspirations that just haven't President John Boden. However, the depar- WCAU/Philadelphia before joining Mutual worked out. R&R's New ture is amicable, Wilson told R&R. in 1973 as VP/Programs. "It's with a great deal of personal regret Improved 1982 The Blair Executive VP called Boden a that George is leaving," Blair President Grosby Appointed "good friend" and noted that he's leaving John Boden told R&R. "George has been an with feelings of utmost "love and loyalty for important part of Blair's success," he said. Group One President the company." He characterized the situa- "He's leaving to look into other possibilities tion as being like a marriage that went bad, and we wish him the best." After six years as Executive VP of Af- saying that perhaps he and Boden were too filiated Broadcasting, Al Crosby returned close. Casey Resigns to Gruup One Broadcasting as President Wilson has spent his entire twelve-year Special Supplement Mails last week. He replaces Roger Berk, who has broadcasting career at Blair. He told R&R With Next Week's Issue become Chairman of the Board. Prior to From Charter joining Affiliated in 1975, Grosby had spent Douglas Named Charter Broadcasting Vice Presi- 11 years as VP at Group One and he told dent/Programming & Operations Al Casey R&R, "This is corning home for me." The has resigned. Casey told Ft&R, "I was hired group consists of KLZ & KAZY/Denver; Exec. VP At BAMD by (Charter President) John Bayliss to Begins Page 43 WAKR-A M-FM-TV/Akron; WONE & reposition each station, if necessary try to Dwight Douglas has been appointed Ex- This Week In Music History 43 WTUE/Dayton; KBOX & KMEZ/Dallas. find the strongest programmer available ecutive Vice President at consultation firm Noting the group's stable management and the finest talent to make each station a National Music Formats . . 44 Burkhart/Abrams/Michaels/Douglas & team and the lack of any changes in Group winner in its market, and after a year with AOR 45 Associates. He joined the company four One's station roster in the past ten years, no time off my job is complete. Country 50 years ago after an ex- Grosby explained, "Longevity in radio sales "My thanks to all the Charter general tensive radio career, Black 52 and marketing is very crucial. Turnover is managers, program directors, on-air talent and has worked in A/C 54 damaging to radio's sales image. If you can and the hundreds of behind-the-scenes folks BAMD's various ra- CHR 55 be stable, you gain enormously for your from engineers to receptionists for their dio formats, re- own station, and for the industry within that assistance and support." search, personnel, market." Casey indicated that his immediate plans staff and TV consulting Any future expansion of Group One would included "some time off for some head- divisions. EON.0 PublAshM BOB WILSON depend upon the right opportunities, accor- clearing" before actively entertaining any PreeKRN. SAW a ANALAR, DICK KRIZMAN ding to Grosby. For now the plan is "to take Douglas remarked & MAN* Et1Pon KEN BARNES. JOHN LEADER CASEY/See Page 28 to R&R, "We're a AA Mora, RICHARD ZUM WALT eight successful radio stations and try to News Mew GAIL MITCHELL STE W ART STEPS UP build them into even better stations." growing company, AOLA,Corelingto my &Nor JEFF GREEN amassing quite a few Dwight Douglas ,A05 &Ow JEFF GELS BYO %So Edit* WALT LOVE people for our different projects. We've CoWAvonry FIRM Edgar JOEL DENVER Feineigle Takes Anthony Leaves [awry CAFIOLYN PARKS become big enough to need a touch of Nows,1•01 Edam GAIL MITCHELL bureaucracy to coordinate the efforts of our FIN,oge 1 I R••• =ft Editor JHAN POSER Promotion/A8zR KZZP PD Position SOH (Noe JONATHAN HALL various divisions. That's what my new title Coop:bang EDP, JIM DUNCAN AWAHN C.onwpcwhO BUFF CO LLIE is really all about. Dave Anthony has resigned as Program AlaCKANIO &Non KRISANN AGUO. CHRISTINA ANTHONY. Post At Portrait Director of Western Cities' KZZP/Phoenix ELLEN BARNES, MEUNDA MILAM, LINDA MOSMONTZ, "I'll still have my list of stations; if PAULA PONCE. NINA ROSSNIAN. SYLVIA SALAZAR, anything, that list will get bigger. I'll still be after five years with the company, the last CLAUDIA STE WART Bob Feineigle has been appointed Direc- Cab:Um Sww.“ Lima. DAN COLE tor A&R/Promotion for Portrait Records, traveling as much as before. I'm ready for 12 months with the Phoenix CHR outlet. A.m.,* LEE CLARK Anthony told R&R that personal dif- AntalICA JACK TOOTH MAN reporting to label a new challenge at this point in my life. It's ?bilk Ortmlw ADRIENNE RIDDLE VP/G M Lennie DOUGLAS/See Page 28 ferences between him and KZZP VP/GM w..hr oon IA. .. fill Cay•ocaco Am, NW Sus* 1004- Bill Phalen "divided us practically over- Wewhingke. DC 200311 12021 406 ,4990 Petze. Feineigle was STONE TO REM AIN IMAIIMI C O JONATHAN HALL night. Bill and I both realize the split did not Na me, SON Dream BARRY CYBRIEN most recently Direc- WALAnuton (Ow BRADLEY WOOD WARD tor/National Album KGFJ Promotes occur due to ratings performance, pro- Oar..• Alineaer VIVIAN FUNN gramming or policies. It was merely a dif- Legs/ CRARY JASON SHRINSKY Promotion for Ep- ference of opinion in personal areas. I look CAW.* Canoutenl MARK SHIPPER ic / Portrait/ Asso- Moore To PD A1400 . An Comb" M ARILYN FRANDSEN back on my five years with Western Cities Prootogrophy ROGER ZUM WALT ciated Labels. KGFJ/Los Angeles has switched pro- Prockcloo Ortactor RICHARD AGATA as a tremendous growth period; I now look Feineigle told gram directors after one of its most suc- To w. " KENT THO MAS. EUZABETH WESTON forward to further growth in achieving my Ompreu L T PEARL, GARY VAN DER STEUR R&R, "I don't think cessful rating periods ever. J.B. Stone step- W. Prfaldial &A M. Albirs ROBERT KARDASHiAN Bob Feineigle own goals with another aggressive com- there's another CBS ped down and was immediately replaced by Pntelarel IALANtIng BILL CLARK pany." CAN N* Sorwas Oreclor MIKE ATKINSON job position that combines A&R and promo- George Moore. MalreeKKGIF Com/Woe PAM BELLAMY ANTHONY/See Page 28 CYA.PArravar NANCY HOFF tion. It's a very logical combination to me, Moore told Ft&R, "I'm very pleased that mar mot'," Away,* GAYLE DUNCAN and I'm looking forward to it as a new field Inner City Broadcasting (owner of KGFJ) TRANSACTIONS Comm*/ M ARGARET BECK WiTH ...mom CAROL TAYLOR to experience. I'll still be talking to radio has enough faith in me, even though I have W AEB & WXK W Sold Cocanucyt JUDY LuCARELL, and the other people I spoke with at Epic; 4.1bilftworcla • As 0 10'0 0 Y F,44n by RIM no real track record as a programmer, to , For $5.5 Million Q30 CoNwr, Ps* Wog LA CA 0000712 3,573 4330 now I'll have the opportunity to concentrate make me PD of this station. I am also hap- O. ole S le, ph, MIN 0, 116 p•M CRAW*. AS ,Graalocw L,N. tow, Lut 'removal., marred tot LswolcIed ma w. NIA 'won. • W nonts r, on the Portrait acts and to look for new ac- py that J.B. Stone will be staying on as mor- Rust Communications has sold WAEB & ^LwwW w-L.Oted to, outicattona Al beton reattrwed to MN o, to Fd•o••• of be twanwo interwori b, o,r,Acobr. end rogrodwItor RIO quisitions." ning personality. I think he is one of the WXKW/Allentown for $5.5 million to CRB Broad- me, elvteMont be Wed kw K. oLopoL. At4Ang ere, be ,IIING0coCed Joining CBS in 1970, Feineigle became casting, principally owned by New York ornrh. 1, 000 *Q., .01Ten penanda.n Pm, In* % MOM MO finest radio talents in this market." •014 BOCA ftv• BIONOMIN Moat ArldAl 1 0,0 AlLpay 30 Local Promotion Manager/Cincinnati for businessman Carter Burden. CRB recently pur- 0,..1101. 'Be, 6 00, chit and Stroh fah we ',apish/eh/ tnNALbselt. ol KGFJ General Manager Hal Jackson Nolan 6 /46,...06 1, 1,14•1 WIWI An, Oa. U, II. UM W Columbia in 1973. He transferred over to termed the programming change "just a chased WTCR & WHEZ/Huntlngton, WV 'JO. (Ana. f% 101 Auelrolo Nor I Ialiind arwl Jer,en 067 RAM, 4 LW E/P/A as Regional Promotion Marketing management decision," and did not an- WAEB has 1000 watts at 790 kHz. while re A &Asir, 6,1 0•10 Han.. '.,..nynahicAhne Manager in the Midwest in 1976 before tak- ticipate any major shift in the station's WXKW has 50,000 watts on 104 1 mi.-1z Black- ing on his AOR promotion duties in 1978. sound. burn & Co. brokered the transaction FiftRIFriday, March 28, 1982 Page 4 LIVESAY STEPPING DOWN Daytimers Adopt "Now Or Washington Report Never" Stance Convinced they'll never have a better chance of winning relief for daytime-only stations, the Daytime Broadcasters Assn. (DBA) has voted to go out of business within five years. As DBA's Washington Counsel Greg Skall told R&R, "If at the end of five years Proposed Rulemaking ( NPRM ) on a we haven't been able to accomplish our package of proposals to help daytimers. FCC Chairmen In Reunion task, then we probably don't deserve to live DBA supports the ideas advanced by the National Telecom munications lit Informa- any longer." six former FCC Chairmen met with the present titleholder, Mark Fowler, at a Broadcast Pioneers This new resolve coincides with a change tion Administration, a branch of the Com- luncheon In Washington last week. Honorees pictured (l-r) are Charles Ferris (1977-81), Dick merce Dept., but feels many of them don't Wiley (1974-77), Rosel Hyde (1953-54, 1966-69), Fowler (1981-present), Fred Ford in leadership, and an attempt to broaden (1960-61), Bob Lee (1981), and E. William Henry (1963-66). DBA's base of grassroots support. go far enough. Longtime President Ray Livesay isn't seek- Canada Proposes 38 Seven Groups To Discuss ing another term in next month's election, Among DBA's regulatory goals are and a new board of directors just took of- changes to allow daytimers Stations On U.S. Clears Replacing Form 324 fice • broadcast from two hours before The FCC has released a list of 38 stations In the wake of the FCCs abolition of sunrise to two hours after sunset Skall, a partner in the Washington law Canada wants to put on the 25 U.S. clear Form 324 (starting immediately), seven • have a preference when new FM sta- firm Blum & Nash, says DBA, which won't channels, most with power of either 10 or 50 trade groups will meet today (3-26) in tions are awarded release its membership figures, needs more kw. While existing American stations would Washington to begin developing a voluntary • broadcast at night with power under support if it's to succeed. "The only way be protected, many of the proposed Cana- industry system of gathering station finan- 100 watts, if possible that real progress will be made is for all dian stations are in conflict with applica- cial data. • switch to different frequencies at daytimers to pull together," he explained. tions pending at the FCC under the On the agenda will be some specific ideas night, if necessary to remain on the air He invited all daytimers to a panel and breakdown of the U.S. clears. from the Broadcast Financial Management and avoid interference problems membership meeting on April 5 at the NAB These conflicts and other clear channel Association (BFM). In addition to BFM, • more fully utilize the clear channels Convention in Dallas. issues will be on the agenda when a U.S. participating groups include NAB, NRBA, • apply for nighttime service, even if the RAB, TVB, Station Representatives community already has another night- delegation travels to Ottawa the last week DBA feels the climate is right for success, Association and the Independent Television of April to continue talks on a new partly owing to the 9 kHz fight which sen- time signal. Association. U.S-Canadian AM agreement. Meanwhile, sitized the FCC and Congress to daytimers' Skall also hints DBA may soon have the FCC is seeking proposals for new U.S. problems. Also, a new AM agreement Democrats Ham mer legislation introduced on its behalf in Con- stations on Canada's seven clear channel under negotiation with Canada provides a Reagan gress. "We're talking to members of Con- frequencies. rare chance to win new rights for gress about having another look at clear On Network Radio daytimers. There's an emphasis in Change Asked In channels, essentially what the standards of President Reagan's budget cuts will Washington on competition and helping protection ought to be," Skall told M R. AM Signal Strength come under attack on network radio Friday minority broadcasters, many of whom are "We're very hopeful, but it's too early to (3-26) as the Democratic National Commit- daytimers, Skall stressed. In Business Districts say what will come out." tee (DNC) purchases 15 minutes of satellite Saying the FCC is behind the times, the And Skall says clear channel stations like DBA's new board of directors consists of time from NPR. Washington law firm Miller & Fields has WSM/Nashville, which is launching an Dean Slack, WCBA/Corning, NY; Louis From a series of hearings held around the petitioned the agency to stop requiring AM overnight country network with AP Radio, Maierhofer, WKMC/Roaring Springs, PA; country this winter, the DNC has prepared stations to place a 25 mV/m signal over Wally Mullinax, WESC/Greenville, SC; a program featuring farmers, can reach more listeners by satellite than their communities' business districts. A they ever could with their skywave signals. Dick Egle, KLEB/Golden Meadow, LA; homebuilders, auto dealers, and others hurt strength of only 5mV/m "is sufficient to "There's just no proven necessity to main- Edward Baughn, WPAG/Ann Arbor, MI; by the recession. The show will stress that guarantee good service throughout the tain clear channels," argues DBA Chair- Charles Wright, WBYS/Canton, IL; Jim Democrats are listening to the public, and city," a spokesman told R&R. Wychor, KWOA/Worthington, MN; Charles are actively working on alternatives to man Jim Wychor of KWOA/Worthington, The spokesman said old-fashioned Earls, KBOA/Kennett, MO; Paul Benson, Reagan's economic policies. MN. downtown business districts have almost According to FCC Broadcast Bureau KAYL/Storm Lake, IA; A.L. Anderson, NPR affiliates received a mailing from disappeared, as companies have spread out Chief Larry Harris, the Com mission KBMR/Bismarck, ND; Gary Capps, the DNC, informing them of the 3pm feed along highways and into malls. "before September" will issue a Notice of KGRL/Bend, OR. Miller & Fields believes requiring such a and urging them to air the program. strong signal in business districts is needlessly forcing many AM stations to locate towers on expensive, hard-to-find AM Stereo Comparison Chart downtown sites. Ready BROADCAST CHIEF Manufacturer's for Delivery Purchase Contact Claims HARRIS'S VIEW Manufacturer Cost Estimated Dates Inexpensive for receiver manufacturers to 3-4 months after minimum Arno Meyer Belar• Not Av,rilable build due to simplicity and because no F C C Sh o uld C o ntinue number of orders (100) is (215) 687-5550 royalties would be paid to Beier, which received. hasn't patented its system. minimum of E E O E nforce me nt microphone problems. better signal-to- -I think the Com mission should be the noise ratio than competing systems point of enforcement for EEO (equal Only system to use same bandwidth as employment opportunity) for broadcast Domestic Radio Harris $11,685 July station's mono signal, eliminating distor- Sales Department purposes." FCC Broadcast Bureau Chief (Exciter & Monitor)• • (217)222-8200 tion. antenna and adjacent channel inter- Larry Harris said Tuesday (3-23). ($2735 discount if purchased ference problems, no loss in quality of Speaking before a group of reporters in by April 7) processed audio, is only linear system. Washington. Harris said he also believes compatible with synchronous detector the FCC should consider exempting stations radios employing 15 or fewer employees from its Leonard Kahn Kahn stereo can be picked $12,000 July-August EEO rules. Exemptions are now granted Kahn (516) 222-2221 up using two monc AM receivers, guaran- only to stations with less than five fulltime (Stereo decoder included to tees full modulation under all stereo condi- meet monitor requirement) employees. tions, channel separation is not subject to Harris said he's received many com- phase problems

plaints from small stations that find Com- Dick Floyd, Vernon Collins Simplicity of design. long Magnavox ex- Magnavox Estimates $5-10,000 June or July mission EEO guidelines "burdensome.'' (214) 381 7161 perience in receiver manufactunng, re- for exciter only And he conceded, "It's very hard for so- (Continental Electronics) ceiver pilot light comes on during stereo (To be built by meone with five or six employees to comply reception Continental Electronics) with our rules, because he just doesn't have No cost available for monitor June enough people." (to be built by Beier) Some broadcasters have argued that all Motorola $10,000 July or August Dick Harasek Claims system outperforms others when EEO matters should be handled by the (Exciter 8. Monitor) (312) 576-3591 receiver is slightly mistuned or is to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commis- (Lease option $4500 for side of a directional signal, less sensitive sion (EEOC). Harris disagreed, saying the 1 year Then $450/month for to phase modulation, capable of full modu- EEOC is equipped to handle individual 18 months, after which lation grievances, but not the kind of hiring goals station owns system ) and guidelines set forth by the FCC. ' Since Beier has no patent, It has no financial Incentive to aggressively market Its system, but would go Into production If it received 100 orders. "We're in the best position to take action" against stations with poor EEO records, • • Prices don't include transmitter. Exciter is the device installed to generate stereo signal. Modulation monitor is needed to ensure proper said Harris, including short-term renewals stereo transmission. Exciters and monitors can be adapted to a station's existing transmitter in most cases. and license denials. THE DIRECTION THAT DELIVERS

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4 WELCOME 111/11010 • AI Networks 11E01/Friday, March 26, 1982 Page 6 Middle-Agers Still Make The Grade families in 1978 During this time, Though radio's golden demographic is 18-34, all program- middle-aged men are at the top of their mers, not just those under the News/Talk fold, should be aware career ladders, in 1979 there were that the mid-lifers are alive and kicking. According to a recent 83% men and 50% women 45-64 in American Demographics article, they're not ready for the pro- the work force

I N / 41 = V I MP' 4111MI, 4111. verbial rocking chair yet. I MF A MEN' For a long time these middle-agers (45-64 or 20% of the population) have Taste The Beat been caught between a rock and a hard place. "They are too old to con- cern educators, too young for Social With Rock & Roll Beer Security, and too ordinary to attract hen that uncontrollable urge for some good old hardcore rock 'n' roll overtakes you, remember, it's "Rock & Roll Beer - time! That's right the media." But a report published by Now you hosers out there can experience a double whammy a the Census Bureau points out some W browski that rocks you inside while the music's beat rocks you outside. interesting characteristics about this Rock & Roll Beer is the brainchild of St Louis pub owner Joe Edwards. Turntable, Absorber age group. They are stable, employed with a generally high income, don't who sells another house liquor with a sting all its own. Bumble Bee Bourbon But Edwards strongly believes that these new suds have the potential to move around much and vote. Cushion Interference Seventy-seven percent of these become the "ultimate beer." Unlike the case of those shy, hard-working arte- sians, it's not the water The secret bubbling inside the red and yellow let- Among the various exhibitors slated sorber's cabinet is sand loadable The Americans are married and hve with a tered cans lies with the Royal Brewing Co of New Orleans, who also make to display their wares at this year's acoustic and virtually vibrationless at- spouse, versus an average of 57% for NAB Convention in Dallas (4/4-7) will mosphere brought about by the sand those 14 and older (in 1979). Besides Dixie Beer. be Aided Broadcast Equipment serves as a solid foundation for the being stable in their homes they are The firm markets a turntable isolator isolated top plate, turntable and arm stable with their homes as well They are which also works in tandem with a However, the absorber can work as half as likely to move around and relo- shock absorber to reduce the age old well without the added sand cate. If they do, it's generally in the problem of interference. capabilities. same metropolitan area/county Be- The isolator itself, AKIO MKII, con- tween 1975-1979 only 23°/ci changed ad- sists of an upper and lower plate. The dress in comparison to 40% of all U S upper is fashioned from high-density residents. This goes hand-in-hand with particle board coupled with an inlaid strong voter participation (more than lead strip which circles the total 70% aged 55-64 voted in the '80 perimeter to cut back the distortion pres4dential election). caused by resonance and vibrations. Turntable Isolator After years of scrimping to make The turntable isolator's bottom plate ends meet, these midlifers are en- u completely covers any previous ex- joying a more prosperous period in isting turntable hole, making it easily their lives. With fewer, if any, adaptable to all popular turn- children/job worries, they now table/tonearm combos have more time and wherewithal 1BB2 Rock 8 Roll Beer Co Three-fourths of the shock ab- to travel and spend money on those Apparently Rock & Roll Beer is living up to its "I Sold My Soul For Rock & things they might have considered too Roll" proclamation — since an initial debut in late December, Edwards figures extravagant in the past. The median some 2000 cases have been sold. Promotional items run the gamut from personal income for men in the 45-54 Pocket TV's Shock Absorber T-shirts to matchbool‘s to a series of eight posters heralding "The Leader of age range peaks at this time ($18,700 Additional features include a custom the Six Pack" and "The Elvis of Beers." Future plans include wooden replicas in 1978), while for women it stays pret- Zoom Into Reality cut for your particular turntable, double of the slogan to be sold in gift shops Currently being marketed in nearby Col- ty stable and well below men's suspension compound rubber shock umbia. MO, it's estimated that in three months' time San Francisco will be Soon all you joggers will be able to ($10,000 in 1978). mounts, and a pocket door that shakin' to this sudsy beat. keep track of your favorite soap operas Family-wise, the median incomes of features an access to shelf for elec- So, hey you rock 'n' rollers There's finally a beer for you For more info even while exercising Sony Corp. Of those headed by men reaches its tronics. Both pieces offer 8-10dB contact the Rock & Roll Beer Co. at 6504 Delmar, St. Louis, MO 63130, America, makers of the ever-popular height in that same age category feedback headroom and up to 20dB (314) 727-0110 Walkman stereo, has created a IM MO, AGM, isolation ($24,600 in 1978), a 28% higher . 1111. television small enough to fit in your Allied will have both on display at figure than the incomes of all male- pocket Measuring a mere 1/14 inches Booth 2920 For more information con- headed families that year. Black World's Best th:ck . with a picture tube similar tact Sales Manager Dave Burns at families, however, in the 45-64 age f.) shapewise to a miniature paddle, the o (317) 962-8596. group earned $8000 less than white Premieres At NAB yEl r F0-200 has already made its Japanese •JIM MADDOX BECOMES Dallas-based FirstCom Broadcast VP/GM OF KLYX /HOUS- Services is slated to debut "The Recorder Lightens Field Reporter Load World's Best" at the forthcoming NAB TON — Former KDAY/ Los As if getting all the facts straight weren't enough, news reporters in the field conference. This com mercial Angeles PD to change calls are often saddled by the cumbersome -extras" accompanying that necessary sales/production library package to KMJC). tool of the trade — the tape recorder. After listening to reporters' complaints, features material created by commer- • CHARLIE LAKE NAMED NA- 20-year news veteran Frank Beaman decided to build his own solution. the cial producers from New York, Los TIONAL PD FOR BARTELL Scribe." Angeles and Nashville, plus an Toshiba TV/Radio prototype The $250 Scribe newscorder is a lightweight cassette tape recorder audiovisual piece to assist radio sta- CHAIN. debut Though no projected date has developed specifically for field reporters' needs Though simple in premise. tions in their musical campaign presen- • NUMBER ONE FIVE YEARS been set for its U.S unveiling, the Scribe is designed to perform in any field situation that might arise. Its design tations to local advertisers. AGO: "Rich Girl" — Daryl FD-200 will retail for about $240. houses easy-to-reach controls, all positioned "up front." Highlights include The production portion of the Hall & John Oates (RCA) Rival Toshiba isn't far behind Its "Talk-over-Play," which allows for uninterrupted field-mixing of voice and tape. package is composed of 60 and •NUMBER ONE COUNTRY: "One-Button-Record"; tight "pause - control; automatic gain control: and preset 30-second commercial underscores, prototype TV/radio measures a scant "Southern Nights" — Glen seven inches by three inches and is recording frequencies to block unwanted ambient noise. staging elements, incidental music, Campbell (Capitol) only a slight 0 7 inch thick What the Scribe comes with its own compartmentalized canvas bag where you can and effects Interested parties can store additional supplies, papers, and writing paraphernalia. 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See us at the NAB and set the pace in your market with RKO! R&R/Friday, March 26, 1902 Page 10 WABC Affiliates With ABC Talkradio Following Its announced format shift to talk (MR 2-28), WABC/New Networks/Program Suppliers York becomes the first affiliate of ABC Talkradio, slated to begin in early May According to OD Jay Clark the tentative lineup is as follows WABC's Ross & Wilson. mornings. Owen Spann, 10am-noon; as yet undetermined local lineup, noon-2pm, Michael Jackson, 2-4pm. Dr Toni Grant, 4-6pm; Daily Insider, Starship Merge NEW local news block, 6-13 30prn WABC a Art Rust Jr. with Sports Talk, 8:30-9pm; WABC's Dr Judith Kuriansky, 9pm-midnight, Ira Fistell, Effective April 1, Daily Insider, founded by Terry Marshall. will PROGRAMMING midnight-3am; and Ray Briem, 3-8am. Weekend programming will be an- broaden its scope by joining forces with its rival, Starship The Daily Insider nounced within the next several weeks. The station retains its ties with the covers films, television, books, et al., while eight year vet Starship, owned by • NKR Productions has been ABC Information Network for hourly news and special features. Talking up Newscript Dispatch Service, focuses on music news. By combining ser- selected as exclusive marketing vices and subscribers, some 250 stations will be served David McQueen agent for "Johnny Mathis, The and Nancy Stevens, Newscript principals, will continue operating the firm First 26 Years," a silver radio anniver- sary radio biography spotlighting the artist's entertainment career Besides a discussion with Mathis himself, the five-hour special talks with several of his friends Including Dick Clark, Tony Bennett, Gladys Knight, and Peggy Lee. Host Wink Martindale highlights his many musical hits as well. Call NKR Productions at (213) 852-0980 for more information; the special is available on an exclusive market basis.

• RadloRadio has signed Barry the affiliation are (I-r, seated) Alfred Racco, VP/GM of WABC, and Edward Manilow to launch what it describes McLaughlin, ABC Radio Networks President; (I-r, standing) Jay Clark, as "network radio's first live listener Operations Director, WABC. Bob Chambers, VP/Market Development, ABC Radio Networks; and Bob Chaisson Managing Director of ABC Talkradio. call-in special." Set to air Saturday, May 22 (10:30pm ET), the 90-minute after the Starship takeover. Pictured cementing the deal are (I-r) Terry Mar- show kicks off with a half-hour over- Sum mer Beach Special: shall, Daily Insider associate Richard Beecher; and David McQueen. view of Manllow's career, coupled with MUSIC FEATURES Six-hour presentation of summer the playing of his various hits. The re- hits during last 15 years (July maining hour will be devoted to live ABC 3-5) phone-Ins via an 800 number. NEWS & Silver Eagle: RKO PEOPLE Creative Factor handles the produc- tion chores; a host Is to be named Alabama (April 17) Captured Live!: • Rick Tammy Wynette (April 24) -FS shortly Debuts with Triumph (April 10-11) INFORMATION Leibert to newly- • NPR has announced "The Sun- Watermark: Donnie Iris & Cruisers (April 17-18) created Direc- day Show." a national radio forum Michael Stanley Band (April 24-25) tor/Creative Soundtrack of the 60's: Hal FEATURES specializing in the arts. Each hour-long Molly Hatchet (May 1-2) Development at Blaine, Leon Russell, Memphis show will be produced live, in stereo, Watermark/ABC Soul Music (April 17-18) ABC each week as the program visits con- The Hot Ones: Radio Enter- Joe Cocker, Lester Sill, Dion Special coverage of Space Shuttle cert performances, festivals, exhibi- Kim Carnes (April 19-20) prises Former DiMucci (April 24-25) "Columbia" (March 22-29) tions and the like across the country. It KGB/San Diego Rolling Stone premieres in April. Global Satellite CBS PD had been pro- • The "Laugh Machine" is cur- Magazine Productions "Movies '82" with Lee Jordan (March ducer of the Network rently available on a barter basis; Na- Continuous History Of 27-28) "Robert W. tional Lampoon is the sponsor. The Rockline: Special coverage of Space Shuttle Morgan Special Rainbow (April 19) Rock And Roll: Rick Leibert feature consists of ten, 90-second in- "Columbia" (March 22-29) Of The Week." Todd Rundgren (April 19) stallments each week including Narwood Productions Art Rock/Part II (April 26) CBS-NCAA Radio Network present • Westwood One expands staff famous routines by celebrity acts and Canadian Rock (May 3) National Championship Basketball with 12 new employees: Lorre Crimi- comedy montages. The Laugh Country Closeup: Doors Profile (May 10) game (March 29) Johnson, Phil Hendrie, Robert Machine is aimed at AOR. CHR, and David Frizzell/Shelly West (April 19) Sound of San Francisco Part II Earth News Young to production: Joyce Clarke, A/C formatted stations For more infor- Loretta Lynn (April 26) (May 17) Jim Frangipane to regional sales mation, contact Bill Quinn at the Pro- "General Hospital" 's new Laura, Music Makers: Memorial Day Tribute to All reps. Joan Manners, Steve gressive Radio Network, (212) Janine Taylor. guests on "Earth Les Brown (April 12) Rockers Who Have Died (May Scharch, Kirk Wentzell to station 585-2717 News Radio" (March 26-28) relations. Rick Holicker to artists rela- Peggy Lee (April 19) 24) Mutual tions Joe Selden to engineering; and Ray Anthony (April 26) Where Rock Began Pt II (May 31) "Best Of King" Roger Molander of Marie Connolly. executive secretary National Public Radio TBS Syndications to Norm Pattiz. Rosalinde Block Ground Zero, hockey player Dave Jazz Alive!: Schultz (March 27) joins the firm's New York office as ex- The Producers: Art Blakey Salute (April 17) Special coverage of Space Shuttle ecutive assistant to Ron Herten- Phil Ramone (April 18) Carmen McRae, Jack Wilson, Bob "Columbia" (March 22-29) baum. Richard Perry (April 25) Florence, Big Band (April 24) • Eight correspondents signed to NPR Steve Kuhn/Sheila Jordan (May 1) United Stations news staff of CBS's RadioRadio; set "All Things Considered": Originates Les McCann, Ernie Watts, Abe to begin duties on March 29 . Pat Weekly Country live from Miami (March 29-31) Laboriel, Charles Moore (May Woodard, Donna Penyak, Ed Music Countdown: SWEETS FOR THEIR 8) RKO Crane, Randy Riddle, Bill Whitney, Barbara Mandrell (April 16-18) SUITE — Once again, Drake- Montreux intemat'l Jazz Festival Special coverage of Space Shuttle Mona Rivera, Chris Stanley, and Chenautt is reprising its popular (May 15) "Columbia" (March 22-29) Ronald Ellis Westwood One Swensen's Ice Cream Parlour at Chano Puzo Tribute (May 22) "Money, Money, Money" (Now thru • RadioRadio also announces this year's forthcoming NAB con- George Shearing/John Coates, Jr. Off The Record: April 2) anchors for its 90-second "In Touch" fab in Dallas. Anyone dropping by (May 29) Rolling Stones/Part I (April 16-18) features slated to air four times daily: their suite will be subjected to the America Overnight: Dr. Jeffery Rolling Stones/Part II (April 23-25) temptations of six gourmet flavors. Bland, Ph.D/Art Vole from Dallas; Tom McKay, Carl Arrington, Kris NBC Another major Drake-Chenault at- Nick Lowe (April 30-May 2) marriage counselor Carolyn Small Erik Stevens, and Lisa Birnbach. traction will be its "Hitparade Country Sessions: Special Edition: from Los Angeles (April 2-3) • I.J. "Pinky" Vidacovich to Theatre." 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RE*FVFriday, March 28, 1982 Page 13 VIDEOSCOPE: Pro: Motions JEFF KING

Hill Upped To Groark Appointed National National Promo/ Sales Manager At WROX VIDEOSCOPE will return next week. R&B At MCA Mary Groark has been named National Sales Elmer Hill moves up to National Manager at WROX (0107)/Washington, DC. transferr- Promotion Manager. R&B Product ing from a five year account executive stint at WLS/Chl- at MCA Records Before joining cago the label a year ago. Hill had been . ••wimenr- National Promotion Director/Black Podolsky, Wodrich I Product at 20th Century Elmer Hill Promoted At KNIX Hillstrom Joins WLAK Robert Podolsky has been tapped to fill the General Sales Manager slot at KNIX-AM & FM/Phoenix He As National Sales Manager N 1 moves in-house from the Local Sales Manager post. In Michael Hillstrom has been named National Sales addition, Dick Wodrich has been elevated to National 4 4. • Manager at WLAK-FM/Chicago His background in- ' '11 Sales Manager at both stations from his former account cludes his most recent post at WJYL-FM/Louisville as executive position t 4 ik. - --; • :." VP/General Sales Manager Ali it :10.• . Maddox New Local Thompson Tapped Sales Manager As Director/Talent 1"1.11.11rnft„1111 ,..1X y r j lif ,. At WCAU-FM At Columbia IlL 0 Rothe Maddox has been named Howard Thompson has been A .... Local Sales Manager at WCAU- appointed Director/Talent Acquisi- FM/Philadelphia She transfers tion, East Coast A&R at Columbia over from the National Sales Records Thompson had been le Manager post at WCBS-FM/New A&R Manager at CBS York. Rotio Maddox Records/U K OUARTERFLASH ON "FRIDAYS" — Geffen artists Quarterflash appeared Howard Thompson on "Fridays" recently performing three songs. Pictured on the set are (l-r) Slant Records Spawned the show's M6ryedith Burrell and Melanie Chartof, I, Quarterflash's Rindy Woody Bowles Company Formed Ross, and cast member Brandice Kemp. A new label. Slant Records, has been launched Former CBS Records/Nashville Director/Press and under the leadership of producer John Ferrara The Public Information. Woody Bowles, has created a self- label's first release is an album by singer/songwriter Er- named company specializing in artist development/pub- nie Mannix lic relations. The Nashville-based firm can be reached at (615) 255-5455 Initial clients include the Burrito M usic On TV Harris Upped To Brothers and Ricky Skaggs VP/G M WEOK/WPDH Michael Harris has been "Solid Gold" 's edition for the week of March 26 stars the Allman Bros. Lewow Appointed elevated to VP/GM of WEOK & Band, Lacy J. Dalton, Bertie Higgins, Thelma Houston, Rich Little, Bonnie VP/Promo, WPDH in Poughkeepsie He will Raitt, and Stevie Woods. Home Box Office airs a one-hour concert perfor- A&R At Kat also oversee the operations of Ac- mance by Stevie Nicks March 27. with subsequent airdates running through cent Com munications, a Louis Lewow has been tapped mid-April The Source will simulcast the April 8 airing The Marshall Tucker background music service owned as VP/National Promotion and A&R Band is featured in concert on MTV March 27 by WEOK Broadcasting Harris is at Kat Family Records Before The story of the musical Osmond family comes to TV April 26 on NBC, the former Program Director of joining the label. Lewow held the with Marie Osmond playing her mother, Olive The Academy of Country WPDH, he is succeeded by morn- Associate Director/National Promo- Music s 17th annual awards show goes out over NBC April 29 live from ing personality Pete Clark Michael Harris tion position at Epic/Portrait .n Knott's Berry Farm in Buena Park, CA Daryl Hall & John Oates are set as New York Louis Lewow guest video jocks on MTV in April The network has also scheduled an inter- Hurley Named Sales view with former Beatles drummer Pete Best Manager At KKNG-FM Cooper, Doe Promoted At Atlantic MTV Influencing Album Sales Bill Hurley has assumed the Sales Manager post at Perry Cooper, Atlantic's former Director of Artist MTV received some good news in the form of a survey conducted for the KKNG-FM/Oklahoma City The former station account Relations/Television has been upped to Senior Director network and charter advertiser Pepsi Five cable systems in three markets executive succeeds Mike Nauman who was recently of Artist Relations/Publicity/Television in a recent label where MTV runs were surveyed, and 50% of viewers 12-34 said they watch- promoted to General Manager restructuring. In his newly-created post. Cooper will ed MTV 4.6 days a week, with an average viewing time of 60 4 minutes on direct all three departments. Additionally, Simo Doe has Brill Promoted To weekdays and 92 6 on weekends. 90% of the 1 2-1 7 respondents were been appointed Director/National Publicity, moving up aware of MTV, percentages which dropped to 83% 18-24 arid 70% 25-34 Reg'l Promo At MCA from her previous Associate Director of National Publici- Viewers asked about greatest influences on record purchases cited MTV by a Billy Brill has been upped to Regional Promotion ty/Director of Special Markets Publicity slot slim margin over radio and live concerts (67%-66%-66%), while commercial Manager/West Coast at MCA His prior experience in- TV was listed by 51% cludes stints at Mercury and as music critic on "PM Shrier Joins WRKS-FM Magazine." As Retail Sales Manager Freeman Upped To GSM At KHTZ Barry Shrier has been appointed Retail Sales Jim Freeman, most recently National Sales Manager Manager at WRKS-FM/New York He comes from for Greater Media's KHTZ/Los Angeles. has been crosstown rival WKTU where he served as Local Sales promoted to General Sales Manager Freeman will be Manager replacing Tom Roe at the end of March Also upped in the sales management reorganization was Gayle Hale- Ranlar Enterprises Launched bian Ms. Halebian, formerly an Account Executive at Producers/musicians/writers Larry Byron, Kim KHTZ, will be serving as Local Sales Manager Espy, David Hungate, Randy McCormick and James Becker Becomes Elektra's Stroud have partnered in the firm Ranier Enterprises NY Publicity Director Described as full-service, the company plans to promote material to various artists and producers Two publishing Sari Becker has been named New York Publicity arms, Ranier Music (BMI) and Jaseppy Music Director at Elektra/Asylum Records, coming from an (ASCAP), have been created in conjunction with Ranlar account executive post at Solters & Raskin. Enterprises Ranlar Enterprises Is located at 50 Music Cooper To Coordinate Square West, Suite 907 in Nashville, (615) 327-1075, in "Gift Of Music" Campaign Los Angeles (213) 760-2299 Shelley Cooper has been selected to coordinate the Pardo Appointed Boardwalk Controller beginning phases of NARM's "Gift Of Music" cam- paign She will be responsible for the project's outside Rick Pardo takes on the position of Controller for the advertising agency search, said agency will handle the Boardwalk Entertainment Company Pardo brings $3 million account Cooper's past experience includes with him six years of experience as Controller and Finan- an 11 'year stint at Warner Bros. Records cial Director within the Polygram organization

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Fairbanks will be supporting division of the Imilco group, has Focus groups are an often-discussed and often-misunderstood as- both monthly and quarterly report.... formed an alliance with Sam Paley's Custom Audience Consultants firm. pect of broadcast research. In an attempt to clarify what they are and Birch added. To serve its new West Coast clien- According to Paley BGW "will mar- how a professional might conduct such sessions, I began last week by tele, Birch has opened up an office in ket our services nationally," and has delving into such topics as who should moderate the panels, how the IL.os Angeles. lAwated at 1606 N. Ar- already lined up the Gannett group sample should be selected, and why a station should hire an outside gyle St. in L.A., the office will he as CAC customers. CAC had researcher to conduct the focus groups rather than have them done headed by former Mediastat West previously been consulting the Insilco in-house. For those who missed last week's column let me note here Coast Manager Ken Gross. Birch's group of stations, headed by Fred L.A. phone number is (213) 466- Walker. that I speak from experience, since much of my research/consulting involves doing focus groups, but that experience is also bound to in- tube. Stations planning a major TV buy fluence my opinions regarding whether or not a station should do in- moderator must try to overcome con- • versational logjams, spur discussion, — six figures or more — should not air house groups. In most .researchers' opinion including mine, the objec- and keep the people on the specific that schedule until the spots involved tivity of the outside researcher makes a valuable contribution to the topics the station wants discussed or are tested through focus groups. bottom-line worth of your research project. probed. Above all, the moderator must Evaluation & Followup This week well look at what goes on not utter his/her opinions or in any way Once the groups have been conduct- during the sessions, and how you can discussions so 1 could later listen and try to influence the outcome of the ed, where do you proceed? First, avoid evaluate the information, evaluate the comments. discussions. Extreme objectivity and the temptation to make ironclad deci- How many? That can refer fo both sensitivity is required of the focus group When, Where, How Many? sions based on your viewing of some or the number of participants in each facilitator. When should your focus groups be focus group as well as the number of all of the groups' sessions. Your percep- Discussion Phase conducted? It depends on who you want groups that need to be done. Generally tions will be clouded by the fact that to talk to. If females only are forming you don't want more than 10-12 people Once the panelists have filled in the you are a station staffer. You are cer- the discussion groups, then you'll want in the groups, as more makes it difficult questionnaire (mentioned last week), it tainly entitled to your opinions and re- actions to the groups, but try to keep an to have some daytime sessions for the for everyone to have a chance to render is up to the moderator to get the com- homemakers as well as evening sessions their opinions on the topics. As for the ments and discussion flowing. I often open mind until the researcher has con- for the growing number of those em- cluded the analysis of the question- number of sessions themselves, usually have each person get used to the topic ployed outside the home. If men are to naires and discussion tapes. 4-7 is sufficient, depending on the popu- and used to talking in front of the rest of be included in V our data base it is usual- The research firm should evaluate the lation in the market and other factors the group by having them tell us about ly best to schedule panels after 6pm so pre-discussion questionnaires and tally such as geography. themselves, and what their favorite ra- • they have time to arrive after work. that data into a section of the written In cohesive, medium-size markets in dio station is. After each person has had summary report (not a long one) that Another session at 8pm (the groups the Midwest, four groups have often his or her say, you can proceed into the should take no more than 90 minutes) you'll receive. The discussion comments been enough to derive useful feedback. main part of the discussion phase by us- can conclude the evening's work and should be grouped by topic and any In a large Eastern city there was a so- ing a segue such as, "It seems there are still get the respondents home at a de- cioeconomic and geographic split in the many here who listen to KXXX. Joe, variances between the questionnaire re- cent hour. you liked the station — why?" Com- sponse to a topic and the discussion town, so several groups .were done on As a idelight, it's worth mentioning comments on that topic noted. Areas of each side of the city. Last year in Chica- ments will then begin to flow from Joe that you may want to consider having great congruence probably need not be go we set up seven panels but because and others, everyone's body language N our researcher conduct separate the comments were so consistent in the will relax, and the initial nervousness pursued further. Items of great interest to the station, panels consisting of women only or men first six the last group was cancelled. If will be overcome. only. Often the men tend to dominate or areas where there was disagreement you feel, as did the Chicago broadcast- What sort of topics might come up focus group discussions when the on the part of the focus group respond- er, that the necessity for more groups is during the focus group discussions? De- genders are mixed, and although the ents should be followed up in a broadly- lessened by the similarity of the com- pends on what is of interest to the sta- moderator will try to correct this pro- based telephone survey. This survey, ments in the initial sessions, discuss this tion. I've normally found that you can blem it's often better (and the comments which should generate several hundred with your researcher. One more panel delve into 6-10 topics and have enough are sometimes more frank) if the focus usable interviews, will give a reliable may not elicit any breakthroughs but time to probe usefully. For example, group makeup is not mixed. data base from which you can make de- will cost you more money, so if you feel your station may want to get feedback Where should the panels be held? In cisions. Focus groups i most cases do that more than five panels are redun- on the new morning drive DJ; perhaps most large and medium size cities there not provide that basis. Stations that dant tell your researcher so. He/she may there is a desire to see if the target demo will be reputable research firms that make life-or-death decisions (such as • have a valid reason for wanting to do is picking up on your format revision; have as part of their setup a conference- format changes) based on just focus more (other than the need to make have the focus group members cumed style room used for focus groups. The groups are making bad decisions. money off your project), and if so the new station in town, and if so, what room will be wired for sound and will should be able to explain that reason to has been their reaction; do they feel Worth Doing Right have at one end a one-way mirror so you in words of less than 12 syllables. your station is getting better or worse in In a nutshell, focus groups are a sen- station personnel may sit undetected the last six months; what is the feeling sitive but useful market research tool. and watch the proceedings. Part of the The Moderator about AM vs. FM in your market, etc. They can be done in-house by station additional cost of using a professional Assuming the sample of focus group Reactions to these kinds of key topics personnel but I'd strongly suggest that a researcher versus an in-house approach participants has been carefully select- are so varied by market that to general- station consider using an objective out- comes from the rental and proper setup ed, the other key step towards having ize nationally from the focus group re- side researcher to do the project. Final- of such a facility, but the results are successful groups is a good moderator. sults is foolish. ly, keep in mind that in almost all cases worth it. This person should be supplied by the (testing of story boards and TV spots By the way, if you reside in a smaller research firm you hire or should be rec- One of the most useful ways focus perhaps being the exception) that community without a significant mar- ommended by it. He/she should not be a groups can be helpful is through testing groups should be followed up with tele- ket research facility you should take a station employee but should have a of TV spots or advertising story board phone surveys that can refine your posi- look at the availability of such a room good track record doing groups that re- ideas. Reaction to your TV commer- tioning and enhance your ratings. at a local university or college. Last late to radiocasting (check references). cials (or those of your competition) can Good luck with your focus group pro- year I did groups in Fargo, ND, and us- The moderator, or facilitator, greets often be eye-opening. What might seem ject. Let me know if you have any ques- ed a room at North Dakota State the panelists, distributes the pre- like the greatest idea in captivity when tions about topics that space perhaps University that proved most workable, discussion questionnaire, and stimulates your ad agency explains it can come up did not allow me to deal with fully. complete with audio taping of the and guides the discussions. The el-stinko when the public sees it on the

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• Topics for future discussion outlined. • Programming/Sales cooperation could be radio's key to continued success. Sales WGMS/Washington uses "consultant sell" techniques. JONATHAN HALL

INTRODUCING A NEW R&R COLUMN Sales In The 80's Perhaps the single biggest opportunity of the 80's for the radio in- dustry will be in renewed cooperation between the programming and sales departments. This column will be dedicated to that premise. • Mapping a sales blueprint for radio Again with the proper motivation and in the eighties is tricky at best, but there ap- training, I don't think it too far-fetched that pears to be lots to discuss. For example, in an air personality might do a three-hour future columns I'll explore how stations are shift, then hit the streets. Coupled with controlling inventory, both from the stand- "Jock B-0" (burnout), the desire to work point of who's dictating number of units per five-day weeks, the rising availability of ex- WG MS Sales Team — Pictured (I-r) are Joan Homa, Retail Sales Manager, Michael Ferrel. hour and how spots are distributed cellent network and syndicated weekend General Sales Manager; Jerry Lyman, Senior VP/General Manager, and Barbara Taylor, Director throughout the day. and fill programming, and the need to have of Advertising and Promotion. We'll also get into retail success stories additional challenges and revenue, many philosophy in a nutshell is that if you don't team, produces results. And it often works and touch on how sales promotions are air personalities may be ready to swing concentrate on individual months, you can without the retailer knowing how it works packaged. I'd like also to get your ideas on both ways — AP/AE. have great sales in January and February. Advertising and Promotion Director Bar- sales training — how much is being done WGMS: Before getting into general sales bara Taylor concentrates more on sales and how often, and when and how effective- Sales/Programming Cooperation philosophy, I asked Joan to detail how she promotions than on strictly on-air promo- ly are sales consultants being used. And, of approaches direct sales. One important tions. Barbara cites the TM package of course. I want to disruss the concept of "is III Regardless of whether the above discovery is that directs are never given to jingles, which has worked for the station. more better?" in determining the size of scenario becomes reality, there already ex- With it she helps give the illusion that the ists an attitude of program ming/sales "the new kids," rather to persons skilled in sales departments. station has created a special package just cooperation in many stations that results in conceptual selling and preparing formal And we'll explore different station for the client. She notes it takes more work increased profits and a healthier station en- presentations. philosophies of pricing units — ROS (run of to create an in-store campaign designed to vironment. One example is WGMS/Wash- The ideas aren't new, Joan repeats, "it's schedule), dayparts, bulk, yearly, etc. We'll create traffic than a simple cume-building also look at how some stations are suc- ington. Recently I visited the station and just that we follow them." For example, every consultant sell begins with asking the promotion, but believes the payoff from in- cessfully selling off-hours — Sundays, learned that this cooperation is one of the retailer 901 questions, Joan insisted. Asked creased sales is worth it. 6-10am Saturdays, and overnights. target reasons WGMS is up 60 percent over where leads are derived, she lists the nor- Next, we can customize print, sales info In addition, I'll be delving into how dif- last January and February respectively. mal avenues — newspaper ads, watching and even point of purchase displays, says ferent stations relate to ad agencies and Initially in my visit I heard things like: new construction, etc. Mike is adamant that Lyman. He's recently begun working with retail accounts. For example, at the recent "We do consultant sales calls, we don't sell "targeting" is the most important process free-lance talent to better control the total RAB Managing Sales Conference in Dallas, the book," and "we sell against print not at WG MS and that station sales persons go environment of a campaign. WOR/New York General Sales Manager radio." Sound familiar? Another of Lyman's innovations at after accounts regardless of whether Milt Melinger noted that his most ex- Of course. But when I pushed to discover they've previously used radio. WGMS has been to put station commissions perienced sales people were concentrating what was behind those words, I learned that on a sliding scale while maintaining a tight in the hearts and minds of the WGMS sales more on local clients than on agencies. Determining Client Needs inventory. At WG MS higher-priced spots On The Air/On The Sales Trail 111°' Included in the consultant sales ap- get on the air first. And of course the com- " 'Targeting' is the most im- proach is determining what the client mission on those spots is greater. Addi- Returning to the original premise for this needs — for example, what's sitting on the column, that of renewed cooperation bet- portant process at WGMS." tionally, a higher commission is paid for ween sales and programming. I'd like to go shelves that's not moving. Back at the sta- retail advertising. tion there is a great deal of emphasis put on Two other ways that WG MS operates is to out on a limb for a minute. Taking that con- management, the perception is that these research, including products and have a phone line for listeners to call regar- cept a step further, as this decade pro- are truly the techniques that have worked. gresses, it will be even more common to see Asked why they don't seem to work across categories of products. ding services needed. Naturally, WG MS Very important in the process is the air personalities selling time, as a few the board to make every station a sales win- advertisers are the ones mentioned. "That showing up on the second call with a spec already do. ner, the reply there was unanimous agree- also gets you out of the trap that a commer- spot and written copy. Interestingly, WGMS And why not? Air personalities (AP's) ment that other stations didn't practice cial is gone in sixty seconds," adds Joan, PD Paul Teare is brought into many can easily fill account executive (AE) posi- what they preach. explaining that listeners also call to get creative sessions leading to the final ideas. tions that require creativity and knowledge While "many stations can recite RAB missed phone numbers. And oftentimes it is the Director of Adver- of radio. With general managers increasing- principles, not many are practicing them," And at WGMS every new client is given ly coming from the ranks of programming, says WGMS Retail Sales Manager Joan tising and Promotion who interfaces bet- numerous on-air welcomes. One problem the motivation of adding "sales" to the Homa. General Sales Manager Mike Ferrel ween program ming and sales. with clients new to radio is that other sta- resume is compelling. and VP/GM Jerry Lyman agreed. Their This approach, according to the WGMS tions will hear them and go calling the next day. Lyman said. "We've gone so far as to warn new radio clients they should expect REP NEWS calls from the other stations," Mike noted. He explained that because they are using a McGavren Guild strict consultant sell approach that it has Research Adds Three been rare for a new account to ever back out of a contract. McGavren Guild's Research Department has WGMS works to have an MOR format ap- promoted Cathy Calhoon to Research Manager/ peal despite the fact that it programs Client Services from research analyst, while Classical, according to Lyman. "We essen- Frank O'Neill becomes tially do cash call type of promotions with Research Manager/Com- listeners having to actually be listening to puter Systems from re- win." search analyst, and An- For example, the "Are you listening?" drea Simon Joins as re- promotion has advertisers contributing search analyst from posi- prizes - dinners, etc. Only advertisers are tions at Buckley and Sel- allowed to participate, but the promotion is corn McGavren has kept separate from the advertising picked up W MAK-AM & Cathy Calhoon FM/Nashville; KGNO1 schedules. Finally, several of the on-air per- Dodge City, KS; and KRPL-AM & FM/Mos- BLAIR CHAIRS AOR SALES SESSION — WHDH & WCOZ/Boston and Blair Radio organized a one-day Boston meeting of AOR managers to discuss mutual problems in selling the format to sonalities are contractually bound to do live cow, ID tor representation agencies and advertisers interested in adults, rather than the 12-24 segment AOR has specializ- appearances. But they are encouraged to RAR now represents KFOG/San Francisco ... ed in. Pictured (I-r, rear) are WCOZ VP/GSM Bill Wayland, WCOZ VP/Station Manager Dick have lots of visibility which often turns into Hillier, Newmark & Wechsler has picked '4, Bore!, WPLJ/New York VP/G M Joe Parish, WRIF/Detroit VP/G M John Hare, WRIF National Sales freelance work for them. "I know other KIRZISall Lake City and KEYYIProvo ... East- Manager Henry Grambergh, Blair Radio Research Director Bob Galen, and WPLJ GSM Marc managers don't agree, but I like hearing man now reps W MJX/Boston and KBEOlKinsas Morgan; (I-r, front) W MJO/Rochoster President/G M Rand Gottheb, W MJ0 GSM Chuck Hill my talent on other stations," Lyman con- City ... Major Markel becomes rep for WKM11 WHDH & WCOZ President/G M Dave Croninger, Blair Radio President John Boden, and Blair cluded. Kalamazoo, MI... Katz has taken over repro Director of Station Relations Dick McCauley NEXT WEEK: Selling Beautiful Music. ',en!ation tor KALB & KTIZ/Alexandrla, LA. SUPER Al GR

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Anyone who was looking to hire KZZP/Phoenix's ace morning personality Mac's Comin' Back Jonathan Brandmeier had better look twice. With all the talk about and evidence Since his contract was almost up, Western from "solo careers," the speculation has Cities wisely had Jon renegotiate for another been heavy that we might have seen the last year (new pact ends 3-31-83), dashing the hopes of Fleetwood Mac performing as a group. of 11 stations who had firmly offered Brandmeier Not so. work elsewhere. The group will have its new album com- pleted for a June 6 release on WB, and Sad, but true Record World did not publish this week. And it's unclear as to whether then will tour. However, the plans now call for 10 to 15 dates, covering the U.S. in both the situation is temporary or permanent. Depen- large arenas and small venues, with all ding on whom you talk to within the financially troubled publication, Record World will either dates being videotaped and edited into a be back after a short hiatus, or this is indeed the cable TV special. The group will not do the end for one of the industry's "slick trades." rumored giant pay-for-play farewell con- cert a la the Rolling Stones. KSFX/San Francisco will likely be the se- Although Fleetwood Mac continues to cond addition to the ABC Talkradio network manage itself through Mick Fleetwood, (WABC/New York announced first, see Page Irving Azoff has been retained by the Mac 10). Look for the ABC O&O "by the bay" to as tour coordinator for what could be the hook up with the satellite in early May. last stand. Now that Bob Feineigle has moved out of his Epic AOR Promotion post (see Page 3), look Congratulations to KIQQ/Los Angeles for Rich Totoian to take his place with Harvey GM George Wilson and PD Paula Matthews Leeds also getting increased responsibilities as on their recent marriage. This may be the closest Epic's Associate Director of AOR Promotion. working relationship between a manager and a Looks like Phil Zeni is out as VP/G M at programmer anywhere in the country! KAAY & KLPQ/Little Rock. Temporarily fill- W WYZ/Waterbury (Hartford/New ing in is Billy Wilson from KEEL/Shreveport, Haven) is looking for an A/C programmer. This with Carl Hamilton set to be Zeni's permanent station has launched more than a few successful replacement. careers. If you're interested and qualified, call After six months, Billy Bass is no longer consultant Bob Henabery in New York.. (212) VP/National Pop Promotion for Motown. 753 -6513. George Williams is physically changing Howard Clark, PD of KEEL & addresses from Satellite Music Network's of- KMBQ/Shreveport, has exited to become PD fices in Atlanta to the net's headquarters in at KYKX/Longview, TX. Replacing Howard Dallas. No other changes just his location. at KEEL is John Frost, and at KMBQ the new He'll be moving in mid-April. PD is Jay Frazier. Both John and Jay were pro- moted from within. WKSW/Cleveland, contrary to an official- Steve Gibbons has been promoted from looking press release sent out last week, is not mornings to PD at KRNT/Des Moines. He changing formats from Country to A/C. GM replaces former PD Scott Huskey, who has left David Gerard called R&R Monday (3-22), the the station. same day the station was alleged to be switching KIOY/Fresno has almost an entire new formats, with the news that the press release was staff: Bob Sieloff is GM, John Berry is PD, erroneous. Where did the release come from? Ron Rogers is MI). The new station owner is The station is in the process of tracking down the Western Sun Communications. guilty party right now and feels that it was pro- Rick Gilbert has been named PD at bably a disgruntled former employee. KSEL/Lubbock, and Steve Coggins is now Word out of San Francisco this week had Operations Director. Sony Corporation asking all the Bay Area WAZYIAMI/Lafayette is changing call let- broadcasters which AM Stereo system they ters to WFTE and adopting an A/C format. This should avoid the confusion with CHR preferred or planned to install. Her album, "Branigan" contains the single, WDRQ/Detroit has applied for the new WAZY-FM. 4 call letters: WUBN. Does that stand for Los Angeles radio personality Dick Whit- tington broke his nose when involved in an auto "ALL NIGHT WITH ME" "Urban" maybe? #4023 accident in Southern California last week. FA ,•4 After 7/12 months, the strike at "Sweet Dick," who told officers his last job was Par LA..-1 On Atlantic Records WTFM/New York has been settled. The AF- with KAVR/Apple Valley, CA, was taken to Produced by Jack White TRA employees went out August 1 in a dispute the hospital for treatment. with management, but now with Doubleday Get well wishes to Hella Hauer, wife of about to take over, the union and Heftel (the Atlantic Records' Gunter Hauer. Hella suf- present owner) have ironed out their differences, fered a heart attack last week, but she is now with AFTRA members back on the job Tuesday resting comfortably at home and is expected to KC101 KBFM WFBG (3-23). make a full recovery. KZFM BJ 1 05 WAEV PEACE OF MIND! 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A LOOK AT HIS PERSONAL SUCCESS Dr. Don Rose's 2000th KFRC Show "I guess I haven't changed that much in all these years. I guess I'll celebrate this 2000th show with a cheap bottle of wine and a fine woman...or is it the other way around (rimshot)?" announced Don at Spring '82 CHR Wars the top of his show, Thursday, March 4. It was an important day, for it was the 2000th show he'd done at KFRC/San Francisco, since joining the (Part Two) station in 1973. Don and I worked at WFH, together, and I hope you enjoyed reading last week's look at the closest ratings I listened to a tape of Don's show, and back then I found him always to be in- from the time it started to its conclusion, it credibly warm on the air. Don commented, races taking place this spring Arbitron sweep. Now, here we go with was a series of gags, whistles, bells, drop- "Behind this zany craziness I pull off is a Part Two, again taking a thumbnail overview of the stations, their ins, and assorted groans from Lulu Belle very grateful man that's happy to be able to ratings, and the people calling the programming shots. the Cow, Roscoe the Dog, plus a cast of fast- have done a 2000th show at KFRC. I started moving characters running in and out of in radio in 1955, and feel so elated that I've Grand Rapids Omaha doors, causing Don to hit line after line. I been able to accomplish what I've done, and WGRD 7.7 7.2 8.2 6.5 KQKQ 5.4 10.7 10.9 9.2 haven't laughed so hard while listening to a bring happiness to so many people. WZZR 6.0 8.3 4.3 6.3 WOW 10.2 8.9 8.3 7.0 tape in a long time. Show 2000 This won't be an easy one to call, as you KQKQ's Mark Evans has overcome the "Did you know that horses on a stud farm can see by the four-book trend. WGRD's longtime heritage of WOW with his music get as much as $100,000... and they don't "Thursday March 4th, 1982 was the 2000th Chuck Bailey programs the station pretty and promotions. The station, known as even have to buy dinner ( laugh-trax) ?" The show at KFRC, and when I walked into the studio, it was filled with balloons, banners, conservatively with his music, waiting "Sweet 98," gives away lots of money and only difference is this 2000th show was the cakes, and a lot of people. It took lots of for full market familiarity, while WZZR gets involved in just about everything playing of old tapes from other shows. Don preparation and planning, but it sure was PD Jay Michaels takes a broader- that moves in the market. Meanwhile, really went back and grabbed some old air- spectrum approach to the market. Both WOW isn't sitting still either. It takes full checks from WEBC/Duluth, WQX1/Atlan- worth it. The phone calls I got were just great. I heard from people like Paul stations play a wide variety, but WGRD advantage of an exceptionally strong AM ta, and W'FIL/Philadelphia to show the au- Frederick, who did at least half of these tends to play a few more rockers earlier. signal, and continues to realize the need dience how it really used to be...but the shows with me as my newsman, and others It's FM vs. FM here. to keep its base strong, rocking in the best thing is that it's still that way. that I've worked with over the years. The Davenport right dayparts. PD Ralph Caldwell's memories brought back from all those old carefully researched music will help keep Dr. Don's Magic KSTT 13.9 12.2 15.5 12.3 airchecks are amazing. WOW strong this book along with the sta- Don Rose told me, "I've been fired by the KIIK 9.5 10.0 10.2 10.0 "I remembered what happened after I'd tion's image and promotional prowess. best in the business early in my career. been here about six months or so. My PD It's been pointed out before, but I'll do it Gordon McLendon blew me out at Youngstown was Michael Spears, and he said to me after again. . AM is not dead for CHR. Look at KTSA/San Antonio, and Don Burden fired WHOT 10.5 9.4 8.2 8.1 my show, ' Congratulations, you're up to KSTT, programmed by Jim O'Hara. The me from KOIL/Omaha. But the most WYFM 9.6 10.5 9.0 8.0 50%.' I didn't understand, and he explained, station plays as much rock as Chuck significant thing that '50% of the mail is now favorable towards King's KIIK, but is a bit tighter in the Tight is the word to describe this con- happened to me you.' Thank God he didn't tell me that mon- number of selections. KSTT has been test. WHOT is one of those AM stations careervvise was work- ths before. The people at RKO have been in- rocking for many years, and it takes a that actually increases power at night ing at KW MT/Ft. credible to work for. They have never cen- long time to wear down that kind of from 500 to 1000 watts. The station's PD Dodge, because it sored or come down on me. The only PD heritage in a market. Look for KM< to Dick Thompson has a strong working was the first job I who ever did was Jay Cook, who always continue to promote aggressively, and knowledge of the market, and continues worked at that I said I did too many jokes in a row. I don't strive to grab the CHR lead as listener- to rock out, again disproving the conten- didn't get fired, and I know what it is, but the more I do, the better ship grows in general on FM in the tion that AM is dead. Across town Jeff met my wife Kay." they like it," he reasoned. market. Tobin's VVYFM has had the edge in past Don is an extremely Des Moines books, and is looking to regain the lead devoted husband and Don't Knock, Just Come On In this time. His music is tight and well- father of 23 years. When you listen to Dr. Don Rose, you're KIOA 6.9 8.3 7.5 7.6 targeted at the 12-34 demographic cell. "I ended up at one Dr. Don Rose more than likely to hear him say, "Don't KMGK 6.6 11.3 6.7 6.1 Keep your eye on this one again this year. point being PD at WEBC/Duluth, and was knock, just come on in," and he means it. KIOA still has the edge over sister sta- Fresno doing afternoons. I needed a morning man, "Each day I spend about three hours just tion KMGK, which is programmed by and for lack of anyone better, ended up do- preparing the next show. I subscribe to Michael Stone, who's been at the station KYNO-FM 9.0 7.0 11.0 9.7 ing the show myself. If you can be funny at about 15 joke services and use a set amount for some time now. KIOA is under the KFYE (Y94) 7.4- 9.3 7.4 9.3 40 below zero, you can be funny anytime." of material from those, and the rest is from guidance of PD Bob Meadows, who is KYNO-FM's PD John Lee Walker con- How cold was it in Duluth? "It was so cold almanacs, the paper, and older shows with fairly new to that position, replacing Jed tinues the station's winning ways, taking in Duluth I found my dog frozen to the hub- unused material. I try and put it all together Duvall, who went to WIBC/Indianapolis. a bit more of an ethnic approach to the cap of my car...and it was so windy that so that a listener tuning in feels comfortable KIOA takes a bit softer approach than its market than does Y94 under the leader- when it let up, everyone in Duluth fell over and will get a smile from what I do. The rockin' FM sister station, and tends to be ship of Mike Berlak. Longtime Y94 MD (applause & giggles)." jokes are corny and I use about 250 drop-ins a bit broader based in music and promo- Ray Appleton moved into sales, and new to assist me. tions. It's competition within the same MD John McCorkle's input is already From Duluth, he went on to WQXI/At- "There was a time when I considered building, but either way, they both win, as noticeable in the music, as Y94, which lanta. "I started out doing 9-noon for Paul drop-ins as a crutch but look at sitcoms. it makes a great combo buy. was at one time bordering on A/C, has Drew. The morning man went on vacation Without a laugh track they aren't very fun- redirected itself back into a true CHR and I filled in. When he returned, he was do- Evansville, IN ny. I use them the same way... it sort of lets again. Look for this move possibly to ing 9-noon and I was put on mornings per- you know that it's OK to laugh." WGBF 22.8 21.3 17.6 make a difference in Y94's 12+ growth, manently. In 1968, I went to WFIL/Phila- Don's style on the air is unlike anyone's; WKDQ 15.3 7.7 17.3 while KYNO-FM, which has been delphia and spent 5/12 years there before it's something to be heard. How does he Evansville only gets one book a year, broadening its music to include more coming to KFRC in 1973. It was here at really pull it off? "I just try and be myself. and this is it. Looking at the trends, rock, hopes to cut Y94 off at the pass. KFRC that I've learned to really be a That's easier said than done for sure. So longtime rocker WGBF has the edge, but Colorado Springs human being on the air," he remarked. many jocks try and be something they not by much. The station, which has been "In Philadelphia I almost died as a result aren't for fear that the audience will reject programmed for the past year by KSPZ 11.1 16.4 13.6 12.4 of an operation for a heart bypass. The their real personality. Personally I don't VP/GM Carl Hamilton, gets a lot of KKFM 1.8 2.8 3.4 9.3 operation was successful, but the infection think I'm funny ...it's just that when I put musical input from MD Kevin Carpenter. Just a few books ago, KSPZ toppled in my leg where they took the vein for the everything together it comes out that way. WKDQ's PD Gabe Hobbs hopes to take longtime AM CHR leader KYSN, and now bypass almost killed me. I spent almost a I'm glad the audience does, though." his FM station into the lead over WGBF John Lodge has fresh competition on FM year in the hospital, off the air, and it has Another Beginning this book with his aggressive promotional from Randy Sanders and KKFM. Both changed my life entirely. It's helped to com- and music posture. This is a classic AM stations sport a 25-record playlist, but plete the other side of me that I felt was Don Rose's 6-9am show airs five days a vs FM ratings race. continued on Page 26 often missing from my shows." Continued on Page 26 1 $il S M A5r, ns EXCERPTED FROM THE ALBUM REEL MUSIC \O C 1982 POlyGrarn Records, Inc ...52 weeks a year.

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Continued from Page 22 and for that I'm glad." week on KFRC, and he still manages to do How many shows will Don do at KFRC? over 100 personal appearances a year. "I never set out to do a set number of shows, That's a pretty active lifestyle for a morn- as I take it day by day. How do you eat an ing man. "I've worked real hard to get to a elephant? A bite at a time! I fully intend to five-day week...in fact it's taken me 23 keep on doing my shows at KFRC as long as years. . but I always put everything I've it's fun, and I hope I will know when to hang got into every show I do. up the headphones before someone tells me 'I'm very fortunate to have had the I have to. I'll guarantee you one thing, guidance of three great PD's during my KFRC is the last radio station I'll ever work time at KFRC. Working with Michael at. People aren't listening to me by accident Spears, Les Garland, and now Gerry Cagle anymore. They have lots of other choices in has been great, and I owe so much to the Bay Area, but I'm glad they listen to (VP/GM) Pat Norman. As I mentioned me. Without them, I wouldn't have done THINGS ARE BUBBLING AT KRLA - before, they have never stopped me from show number 2000." KRLA/Los Angeles recently asked listeners "ODIN' DO WN" TO M USCLE SHOALS doing anything on the air. They share my Here's hoping you do at least 2000 more at why they'd want to get "wet Et wild" with While on a promotional trip for his new feeling that 'if it's not broke, don't fix it,' KFRC. Congratulations, Don. afternoon man Dave Hull. Contestants replied release "Goin' Down" Badland/Columbia ar In 25 words or less, and whoever had the best tlst Greg Guidry stopped in to say hi at response won an afternoon at Le Hot Tub WI:ILI/Muscle Shoals. Shown (I r) are Assis Club with Dave and a bottle of bubbly. Shown tent PD Ralph Carroll, Guidry, and Co/urn bia/Atlenta rep John Faggot Spring '82 CHR Wars Ilr) are winner Lynn Turner and Dave Hull.

Continued from Page 22 Keyes, is looking to maintain its edge with a good variety of music, and some ICKFM is decidedly tight with its music. tasty promotions. 95SGF's under the The records it tends to be early on are the guidance of market veteran Doug rockers, and the policy has increased the Weldon, who hopes to regain his lead; station's base dramatically, as you can his station is musically very similar to see by the numbers. KSPZ, which was Z102. Newcomer WAEV, with J.D. North bordering on an A/C music posture, has in charge, has debuted impressively and once again started playing rockers in takes a slightly older approach to CHR, response to the new challenge. but still plays the rockers in the right dayparts, with its strength in the 18-34 Salt Lake City demos. This is one hot market, and with KCPX 5.8 8.1 6.4 5.0 only one book a year, look for all guns to KRSP(FM103) 4.9 4.9 4.8 5.0 be loaded. KFMY 1.5 2.0 3.3 4.7 Bangor, ME Longtime CHR leader KCPX, under WACZ 23.7 16.5 12.0 M AKE WAY FOR THE PRESIDENT - Rich Little, who plays President Reagan on the Boardwalk LP 'The First Family Rides Again," stopped in to say hi at WABC/New York. Shown (1r) are Gary Waldron, is seeing some erosion WGUY 8.5 12.1 9.4 from FM, but continues to hang in WABC's Ross Brittain, impressionist Little, and WABC's Brian Wilson Here's another market with one strong. KCPX ties with FM103's Randy chance a year to show who's got the Rose, who brings his station to its best power. Longtime CHR leader WACZ has book in recent history. FM103 takes an Motion seen some erosion in its trends, but look early stance on AOR crossovers, while for market veteran John Marshall to Waldron keeps KCPX pretty broad- WKFRIKalamazoo lineup 6-10am Mickey keep his station hot for the book. spectrum. Another station, KFMY Sykes. 10am-2pm Rick Chapman, 2-6prf. WGUY's Jim Randall, meanwhile, is (K96)/Provo, guided by Jim Sumpter, Jack Swart 6pm-midnight Arlene Tennis hoping to reverse his station's down has made a pretty serious dent in the 'Night Time America" with Bob Dearborn r).,,a book from last spring, and take the lead marketplace. With Jim leaving shortly, nights Donna Foxx is no longer at KATI/Cas- for the first time. Musically and promo- it will be interesting to see if his replace- per, she now works across town at tionally both stations are similar, and in ment can keep the station competitive in KTRS ..WSKVIAsheville MD Shannon is now examining their playlists, it looks as if Salt Lake. MD at WJAD/Balnbrldge, GA. they wait each other out on records WYCRIHanover-York PD Dave Jackson's Tucson they're unsure of. This will be a close duties are now being handled by Operations Direc- book, according to market observers. KRQQ 8.2 7.0 8.2 5.9 tor John Lawrence, and the music is the respon- KRYT 6.0 7.0 6.0 4.9 Sioux Falls, SD sibility of J.J. Randolph New lineup at It's FM against AM, and both stations KELO 12.1 13.8 12.2 KJ100/Loulsville: 6-10am Gary Major; 10arn- HOOKED IN M ADISON - Casablanca/Poly- have suffered a bit in the last book. KR- 3pm Chris Kelly, with PD Jack Armstrong's KKRC 13.6 12.9 10.9 gram recording artists Dr. Hook played at QQ's programmed by Guy Zapoleon, oldies hour from noon-1 pm; Dave McCann moves This is an interesting situation to Headliners in Madison. WI, and stopped in to who keeps his station rocking in the right from mornings to 3-7pm; Jill Laurens 7prn- watch. KKRC's programming is now on 210,1 (WIEE). Shown (I-ri are lead singer Ray dayparts, and is promotionally very ac- midnight; and Kevin O'Neil who's been named its FM, but the numbers shown above Sawyer, 2104's new midday jock Jeff Tyler, tive. Meanwhile, KHYT, under Rich and Dr. Hook's Dennis Locorriere. research director is now doing overnights are AM numbers before the transition "Brother" Robbin, is another of those took place. PD Bill Richards rocks the AM stations that actually increases FM out pretty good with a fairly tight, power at night, going from 500 watts to well-aimed music list. Across town, 5000 watts. The station, which had been KELO's Phil lieuer keeps his playlist a catering towards the ethnic population a bit broader-based as he's an AM station. bit more than KRQQ, has recently Will FM surpass AM, or can KELO keep broadened its music posture, virtually its edge? Both are great-sounding CHR dropping all oldies, and keeping itself on stations for their market size. the streets with lots of promotions. Market observers note that no one is do- Anchorage ing any big money contests this book, so xi( LV 12.5 12.3 10.4 8.6 it should be a pretty interesting pro- KEN! 14.2 11.0 10.8 6.8 gramming race. While both stations have been trending downward, it's due to increased market Savannah competition from other stations in WZAT(Z102) 9.5 10.1 9.7 general, as Anchorage itself becomes a WSGF(95SGF) 12.5 9.1 8.0 much more active market. KKLV has a WAEV - 6.4 lead over longtime rocker KEN!, PD'd What a horse race in Savannah! CHR by Randy Robbins. Art Lewis, who's in leader Z102, under new PD Jonathan charve at ICKLV, has been moving the station towards a 100% live format over the last six months, and this has allowed him to become more promotionally ac- tive in the market. KENI's playlist is broader than ICKLV's, which seems to be par for the course in other similar AM CHR's Most Accurate vs. FM market battles across the coun- Music Information try. It may be cold in Alaska, but this 4 Begins on Page 55 will be a hot contest to observe. THIS SPRING ON THE BOARDWALK... EVERYTHING'S COMING UP HITS

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PE ReR/Frlday. March24,1N2 Page 28 Damin Named KLTE Christal Net Programming Turns To Stone B R A D Manager After serving as music consul- Marty Damin has been ap- tant for the past month, Tony pointed to head the Chrlstal un- Stone has accepted the position of M E SSE R wired network. The new Network Program Director for KLTE/Ok- General Manager comes to the lahoma City, replacing Joe Geof- rep firm from a similar position at troy, who has left the station. the Eastman Radio Net. Addi- Tony's appointment was effective I Sent You A Tape, Remember? tionally, Bonnie Press, who has last Monday (3-22). been Sales Manager for the Before coming to ICLTE, Tony A visitor came smiling and handshaking into the newsroom, and when we were introduced he got that slightly puzzled Christal net, has been given the acted as consultant for KANC/An- chorage, and was previously where-have-we-met-before look, then he remembered. "I sent you a tape when you were in San Francisco!" extra title of Vice President. Uh oh. "That was over ten years ago," I said. "What happened? Was I a wimp . . . didn't I ever send you a reply?" Music Director at KSLQ/St. Louis According to Christal Executive "As a matter of fact you did. You said to get a little more experience and you'd be happy to talk to me then. I stayed VP Charlie Columbo, the restruc- and Program Director at KYYX/Seattle. where I was and became News Director." turing is "part of Christal's plan to Good. Glad I replied. That audition tape was just one in a stack to me, but it was his tape to him and thirteen years later have the best unwired network in Tony told R&R, "This is the best his experience is still neatly filed away in his memory. radio." situation I could have walked into, and I did walk into it! I haven't It is easy to call someone and say "The tape's spectacular! Get over here and start making more money!" But lots of execs feel it's a drag to have to handle the rejections, so they let 'em slide and end up never responding. Maybe there should been this excited in a long time. "The first thing I want to do is be a standard industry Rejection Form with boxes to check off, ranging from "You appear to be suited to our format and I'll Jones Promoted step up KLTE's visibility and contact you when we have an appropriate opening" down to the final box bluntly saying "No way in hell. Tape sucks. Try define its marketing better. We shoe sales." O To PD At WSJS will also work very aggressively If you send a tape and never hear back, you're no different than the rest of us. It's just radio habit to never get around to calling people to tell them no. Rule of thumb: if no one calls within two weeks, try to forget you ever sent the tape. Seven-year station veteran Kim to expand our cume. I don't see You probably won't ever really forget, but try. Jones has been promoted from any changes with the air talents. Actually, this is one of the finest Promotion Director for WSJS & WTQR/Winston- staffs I've ever worked with" Salem to Pro- C ALE N D A R gram Director for WSJS. Jones previously serv- Martin Sudden Silence Awakens Niagara ed as PD for 'itomi, MONDAY, MARCH 29: People in Niagara Falls were awakened by an eerie lack of sound before sunrise on this WTQR, after do- Continued from Page 1 date in 1848: the mighty roar of the falls was gone. A freak wind had broken up Lake Erie ice and jammed it tightly at the ing various air- mouth of the Niagara River creating a natural dam. People walked the dry riverbed, and someone whimsically planted a lit- shifts on WSJS Kim Jones duties on April 5, said he plans no tle flag right in the middle of what had been the waterfall. during his first two years with the major changes, but immediately The court martial of Lt. William Calley ended in 1971 with a conviction on charges of murdering 22 civilians during stations. promoted Music Director Gary the "My Lie Massacre" I 19681 in Vietnam. He was sentenced to life in prison, but in 1974 a U.S. District Court overturned "It really feels good," Jones Price to Assistant Program Direc- the conviction and Calley was released. told R&R. "WSJS is a terrific sta- tor. Pearl Mae Bailey is 64. Former First Brother Billy Carter is 45. Basketballer Walt "Clyde" Frazier is 37 and football tion, and I hope to maintain our WCLR President/GM Chet Red- pro Earl Campbell is 27. steady success. We're going to path stated, "After conducting an refine our weak points, and add a How Long Is A Pencil Line? extensive national search for a country slant to the music. PD, we've found the best person TUESDAY, MARCH 30: On this date in 1858 a patent was granted to Hyman Lipman for the pencil with an Because WTQR's Country format here in our own backyard. Dave attached blob of natural rubber . . . the first pencil with an eraser. Today there are hundreds of different kinds of pencils, dominates this market so much, Martin has a great reputation as and the industry claims to have successfully coped with modern challenges such as ballpoint and felt-tip pens. Bill you'll see us adding more country an aggressive program mer, McMillan III, Executive VP of the Pencil Makers' Association, says the common pencil will write a line 35 miles long. product." whose abilities in the field of re- The United States closed a deal with the USSR in 1867 to buy Alaska for slightly less than two cents an acre. WSJS & WTQR General search, marketing, and product The exiled Shah of Iran was taking refuge in the Bahamas three years ago today. Manager Roger Stockton com- Warren Beatty is 44. Eric Clapton is 37. mented, "Kim has been with us quality are outstanding. Further- more, he's keenly aware of the since 1974, and in that time he's Electric Lighting Of Rooftops) In Wabash Chicago FM A/C battle, and he shown a lot of skill in research and has a great competitive spirit." WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31: The first electrically-lighted city in the world was Wabash, Indiana, where four understanding of our full service brilliant arc lights were switched on 102 years ago this evening 118801. The claim that the entire city was illuminated may be direction. He really was the most- WCFL VP/GM John Bibbs com- somewhat exaggerated, but the big lights atop the courthouse did shine brightly on treetops and roofs. A steam engine qualified person for the job." mented, "Dave and I were powered by coal sat chugging on the courthouse lawn to generate the power. friends, but he just perceived an Daylight Savings Time went into effect throughout the U.S. for the first time in 1918. NASA named its first black opportunity and took it. We have astronaut candidate 19 years ago today but I'm aware of no gentleman of color who's made it into space yet. not named a permanent replace- Labor organizer Cesar Chavez is 55. Hockey legend Gordie Howe is 54. Shirley Jones is 48. Richard Chamberlain ment, but Glenn Morgan, is 47. Gabe Kaplan is 37. Anthony Mutual's Director of Music Pro- granuning, will assist me during April Fools Day. Believe Nothing. Continued from Page 3 the interim. Mutual Broadcasting THURSDAY, APRIL 1: The City of 1,08 Angeles piped the first dehydrated water into city mains five years ago Phalen told R&R, "This was a is committed to making WCFL a today, during the 1977 drought. Although the artificial "powdered" water was indistinguishable from natural water, the pretty hard decision to reach, as success." higher cost made it impractical for use except in times of extremely short supplies. Dave is an excellent programmer. NASA announced plans 119801 to convert the Johnson Space Center near Houston to a "Disneyworld-type" amuse- His departure is of a personal ment park, hoping to create much-needed cash by allowing tourists to ride lunar-lander simulators and take spins in the nature, and I want to make it clear giant centrifuge. that I would recommend him to The annual spaghetti harvest in the orchards of Romania hit a record high yield of five bushels per tree on this date a anyone as a PD. Douglas year ago, partly due to expert advice from the U.S. Department of Agriculture on hybridizing the pasta groves. • "We have named Randy Jane Powell is 53, really. Debbie Reynolds is 50. Ali McGraw is 4.3. Stewart as Dave's replacement," Continued from Page 3 Phalen continued. "Randy has Cowboy Coins Term "Moving Pictures" been with us for the past two years time for me to learn more about FRIDAY, APRIL 2: Take a guess: was the man who coined the term "moving pictures" a cowboy, a hardware as midday personality and Pro- this business on a larger level. salesman, or a movie producer? Truth is, Thomas Lincoln Tally was all three at different times in his life. H'-opened what duction Director. He has an ex- This is the best radio job there is. is generally agreed was the first movie theater 80 years ago today, the Electric Theater in Los Angeles 119021. cellent rapport with the staff, and I'm excited about it and ready for Mass civil rights demonstrations began in Birmingham. Alabama, in 1963. The first meeting of the American Con- when you combine that with his it." gress was held in 1718. excellent administrative skills, he Sir Alec Guinness is 68. Marvin Gaye is 43. Leon Russell is 41, and baseballer Don Sutton is 37. will do a great job." Stewart, who was an original member of the KZZP CHR staff, told R&R, "Working closely with Dave has prepared me well for Casey this position. I think I have a real Use a TRAVELING BILLBOARD feel for what the station is all Continued from Page 3 for the Best in BU MPER STRIPS about, and where we are headed. It's a real honor to make my pro- offers that might come his way. and WIND O W LABELS . . . gramming debut in a market as Surrey's recent purchase of Call Byron Crecellus Collect ... competitive as Phoenix." Charter, subject to FCC approval, 314-423-4411 Anthony's resignation and will probably mean that Casey's 1561 Fairvie w Ave. .St. Lotal.i. M O 63132 Stewart's promotion take effect VP slot will not be immediately immediately. filled. kSomething For Every 1 From EPIC/PORTRAI

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• Importance Of Radio Exposure • Songs And Other Signing Considerations Pushing Acts Commercially A The Mistake Factor JEFF GELB Other Considerations them, and every record improved sales- wise. We finally got it right when the JOHN KA1,ODNER, GREGG GELLER SPEAK Songs are all-important but not the only group's Kevin Cronin and Gary Richrath reason an act gets signed. Among other started producing themselves! The years of considerations, Geller listed, "You look for working with others had taught them how unique instrumental ability or some other best to make their own albums." Kalodner marketable image factor: a look, an at- The Ins And suggested, "Music should not be prosti- titude, the personality. That's very impor- tuted, but as a commercial art form it has tant for many artists, especially in doing its own parameters, so that it can be expos- videos. ed to an audience. If an artist wants to do "If it's a rock band," he continued, something outside those parameters and Outs Of A&R "stage performance is essential, while for a make avant garde records, that's fine but it singer-songwriter, that may not be of major should be under a different monetary struc- "If the talent's not there, why sign 'em?" "It's like they have a concern at first. A local or regional follow- ture and not a part of the regular deal he's ing is helpful because you know you can de- quota system." "I think the problem is on an artistic level." These made." questions and opinions were voiced by the Superstars consultants, but pend on a certain base of record sales from day one." Kalodner agreed but qualified, Post-Signing Responsibilities surely echo similar sentiments felt throughout the AOR radio communi- "Regional appeal is not enough. That's why An A&R rep's job just begins with the ty. To answer these and many other questions. I contacted two well- I always see a band both in concert and in a signing of an act. Kalodner detailed some of respected A&R reps, each with a decade's rehearsal setting: local audience reactions the post-signing duties: "I make sure they experience in his field. Epic's Gregg Geller healthy musically. Part of my respon- can be very deceptive." have enough good songs for an album. They has signed acts like LaBelle, Minnie Riper- sibilities as an A&R person (and, I'd sug- record a demo and then I choose a pro- ton, John Hiatt, Elvis Costello, Nick Lowe, gest, as an industry) is to introduce new ducer; it's essential to fit the right producer Dave Edmunds, Shooting Star, XTC, and "If we continue to inbreed musical ideas into the marketplace. Other- with the band. The producer and the band Wendy Waldman. Geffen's John Kalodner wise it becomes a very incestuous industry. and recycle the music and rehearse together and then make the has worked with such acts as Firefall, If we continue to inbreed and recycle the record. I watch the record-making process AC/DC, Foreigner, Yes, and Genesis (in- artists of the late 60's and music and artists of the late 60's and early and make comments to the producer about cluding Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins). early 70's, eventually we're 70's, eventually we're going to die out. You the record's viability for AOR radio. I make Magic Ears? have to be paving the way for 1985 and 1990 going to die out." sure the record gets mastered properly, as well as for what will be hot this year." Do A&R people have "magic ears?" — Gregg Geller and make sure its album cover projects the Geller answered, "Everyone's opinion is as Art Vs. Research right image for the band. I see many album covers that don't draw me into listening to valid as mine. I just happen to have been In determining what's hot and what's not, He continued, "I'm looking for bands with the albums. For example, I thought the picked for this job. But I've been hung up on neither Kalodner nor Geller use research 12-28 appeal, because people over that age David Lindley album was great. But the music for 25 years, and have done this job before signing a new act. Geller explained, usually don't buy records. When they do it's cover was so unattractive it made me not for ten. I've listened to massive amounts of "I don't know how you can do that with a going to be a Christopher Cross, Fleetwood want to listen to the record." demos, which is very different from just popular art. Making a record is a creative, Mac, Foreigner, or some other unbeliev- He continued, "I make sure the people listening to finished records. There's no artistic process and I don't think it can be ably mass appeal album. But I can't sign who have to work the record understand it, substitute for this kind of experience." subjected to scientific testing." Kalodner acts for that age group, because so many so it's portrayed correctly to the retailers Kalodner was more adamant: "The most uses research only in its broadest defini- great A/C-type artists don't sell records. and radio stations; that it's neither dangerous thing for an A&R person's tion: "I stay in tune with what kids 12-25 are They have to reprove themselves with each overhyped nor underpromoted. It's really a career is to believe his own press, to think thinking through personal interaction with new record. It's hard enough to break a never-ending job." his ears are any better than anyone else's. I them. I guess that's research, but it's not Loverboy, Go-Go's or Quarterflash, let never think that way. When I hear a record, product research like GE or Proctor & alone a new superstar MOR artist. The old- When Things Go Wrong I ask myself, would I buy this record (I in- Gamble use." er consumer is too easily distracted mone- If so much thought goes behind each sist on buying my records because when A tarily, and not just by video games. A new act, it's hard to imagine why there are you get them free, they become meaning- record has, by the late 20's, become a sec- still so many failures at radio and retail. less), and how would this record sound an "... You have to consider ondary item of importance; it's not a peer Each A&R person had several answers, AOR radio." radio in every decision be- group pressure item. Friends don't come with Geller offering, "When you do A&R The Radio Consideration cause that's the starting over and look through their record collec- you have to factor in the reality that you're • Kalodner continued, "Most of my place for your records; that's tions to see what's missing; it's just back- going to make mistakes. Every artist is peers are antagonistic toward radio. In ground for them. That's why I'll always go signed with the best of reality, you can't sign bands just because where the kids first hear for records with adolescent appeal." intentions, but so AOR will play them; we don't need 50 them." — John Kalodner Who's To "Blame" many things can go wrong. Sometimes Loverhoy clones. But you have to consider New acts reach the attention of A&R reps radio in every decision because that's the you don't match the Kalodner noted that songs are often re- in many different ways: unsolicited demo starting place for your records; that's right artist and pro- searched to find potential hit singles after tapes, management, lawyers, agents, where the kids first hear them. Later on ducer, which reflects being recorded, but not in earlier demo friends in the entertainment industry, and there are other areas of exposure. That's on the quality of the stages. "Most people can't 'hear' records at radio. Both Kalodner and Geller mentioned why a record's viability for AOR radio is end product. Some- that stage," he explained. "There's a com- they welcomed calls from PD's and MD's my most important consideration. times there's a flaw in plete difference. For example, if I were to about bands of regional interest, as well as "I'm a big believer the artist himself; „Gregg Geller play a demo of 'Feels Like The First Time' radio "Homegrown" albums. Kalodner in formatted AOR ra- perhaps the rest of his songs don't match up you'd barely recognize it. But that's art, added, "It helps when key cuts are pointed dio. It helps us sell to that one song you really loved. Things plus a combination of elements including out to me; often the recordings are primi- more albums than it can happen in an artist's personal life: all engineering, arrangement, mixing, and tive so they don't come through on a first used to, and has help- the acts of God and other variables that can performance." listening." ed us break good acts. Can management force labels to sign a affect the quality of the recording." Kalod- People say it's hard to The Song's The Thing lesser-known act to get a star? The two ner stated, "Bad records shouldn't come break a new act on III When considering signing an act, both A&R reps had slightly differing observa- out at all. But the money's been spent, and AOR. What's Lover- A&R reps agreed their primary considera- tions. Kalodner stated, "It happens. It's between advances, recording budgets, and boy or the Go-Go's, tion was material. Geller put it this way: ridiculous and it shouldn't happen. It's pressings, you can easily spend up to then? That's just a "We're looking for artists with the ability to politics." Geller was less vehement: "It $200,000 on a new act. After you spend all copout excuse for bad John Kalodner come up with material unique unto them- hasn't happened recently. We've adopted a that money people are prone to put it out records. I see good groups like Shooting selves while still fitting into some readily very disciplined and selective system of and see what happens. It's not a good atti- Star or Tommy Tutone stick their heads up recognizable category." choosing artists. Nor do we have any kind of tude. At Geffen, we've signed artists and and get noticed by radio, then the record "Kids don't label music like radio does," 'quota system.' We operate with a budget dropped them before their records came companies get behind them, and they end Kalodner noted. "They don't differentiate for signings, but no one's ever said to me, out: that's happened three or four times. up having their day in court. The only com- between the Go-Go's, Journey, Joan Jett, or 'You must sign 12 bands this year.' " That's the way to do it, not to burden the ra- ment I would make to radio is to give even Devo when they're singing 'Whip It.' dio community with unacceptable records." The Commercial "Push" records a little longer than four or five They just listen for songs - they're either Talent Shortage? weeks to sell through; they just don't sell cool or not. Kids don't want imitators, they IN" Once a band is signed, both A&R reps that fast these days." want innovators with good songs. A band admitted that record companies will help Part of the problem may be a talent shortage, though the two A&R reps were in Geller offered, "We all recognize the can be as strange as they want, but if they push the bands in generally commercial unique ability of radio to expose our artists write good songs they will be recognized. To directions. Geller stated, "It's done with the disagreement here. Geller categorically in the fastest and widest way. But I can't the kids, for instance, the Cars and Police best of intentions. Sometimes we're right denied any such shortage of talent, while Kalodner was as vehement in saying there operate comfortably just signing acts that I are mainstream rock bands. They have and sometimes wrong. I think of all the was one. He guessed, "It was brought on, in think AOR would like. My search must be great songwriters, whose tunes would have years we worked to break REO Speedwa- gon. We tried any number of producers with broader-based, because I don't think it's been hits in the 60's." Continued on Page 32 RbRfPrIday, March 2t 1162 Page 31 E V O L U T I O N The Ins And Outs Of A&R Charlie Palmer is named PD at KFMX/ ed MD at KLOL/Houston as Michele Robin- Lubbock as former PD Bo Jagger joins son regains Assistant PD title . . . Barbara Continued fro m Page 30 man League and Soft Cell are coming on because they are good musicians and un- KIC7'/Wichita as PD (where Bob Law- Bothwell joins WLRS/Louisville from part, by years of attrition due to disco and rence remains Operations Manager) .. . %/O M/Trenton for nights . . . Dan Stroud derstand songs. They're not new wave per new wave, which kids didn't have to be great Paul Heine is upped to PD at WGRQ/Buf- returns to KXXY/Oldahoma City from se, just good songwriters. They don't sound musicians to play. It didn't take much to falo from MD . . . Peter Clark is named PD competing KATT for news. New to morn- as strange, backed up against Journey, as play most disco, and new wave was never for WPDH/Poughkeepsie as Mike Harris is ings at KXXY is Chad Derouin . Alison do the Clash, or Elvis Costello." about musicianship, whereas our peer upped to VP/G M . . . Rich Piombino joins joins KFMG/Albuquerque from KFMX/ Geller mentioned, "Somehow American group musicians (29-35) had to be great to WEZX/Scranton as PD as Chris Norton ex- Lubbock for nights . . . Rick Strauss is new pop music can't get too far away from pull it off. its the station.. Charlie Van Hall gets PD to nights at WZZO/Allentown and Sue American black music. We may think we're "That's not the total answer, of course. straying away from it but somehow black nod at ICZEL/Eugene as Ken Martin is Cherry joins for weekends . . . Stacy Isaacs The total answer is on a much broader so- music always has an influence over what named MD . . . Charlie Bush is named MD exits WRXL/Richmond for overnights at ciological level. This is a generation of kids for KINK/Portland . . . Jeff Jensen is nam- WIMZ/Knoxville. white American pop music is all about. You who don't care very much about things; can see it in the rhythmic experimentation they're very different from the kids of our of Adam & the Ants or Bow Wow Wow, who generation. Notice that with the exception are borrowing from African tribal rhythms. of the Go-Go's and perhaps one or two Even heavy metal - if you trace its history others, the top-selling albums are all by you're going to end up talking about the people 30 and over. It shows that those Yardbirds, who were a British blues band." qualified to lead will lead. If there's no one Geller admitted, "A song like 'Antmusic' coming up to challenge the 'rock dino- initially sounded as strange to me for Amer- saurs,' then the kids will go with the best of ican radio as it must have for the program- what's out there. And for now, the kids have mers themselves. But sometimes familiar- decided they'll buy Journey, Foreigner, and ity makes music more understandable, the Rolling Stones." making it more palatable and putting it into Geller disagreed: "There's a whole new a different context. That song has been audience coming along, perhaps not as played so much on New York AOR radio large as our generation was, but large that it sounds right now - it was just a enough to support new musical styles. I get matter of exposure over a period of time." scads of unsolicited demos, and the vast majority of them are light years away from the kind of 'corporate rock' so popular on Video Futures AOR right now." An act like Adam & the Ants takes full ad- vantage of today's video technologies to WONDERFUL WAITRESSES — Ze/Polygrarn's Waitresses performed at New York's Pepper- Upco ming Trends mint Lounge, and were greeted afterwards by New York AOR reps. Pictured (l-r) are group's make themselves more palatable with Among the newer sounds achieving some Chris Butler, WNEW-FM jock Dan Neer, Polygram's Jerry Jaffe, Ze President Michael Zilkha, American audiences. "We look for any popularity, both A&R reps noted the in- group's Patty Donahue, Polygram President Guenter Hensler, Ze's Debbie Caponetta, avenue of exposure we can find, including fluence of the European pop synthesizer ap- Polygram's Steve Greenberg, and Fred Disipio Jr. video," Geller said. "It will be more of a proach. Kalodner said, "Groups like Hu- consideration for sales in the future, but even now, MTV reports indicate that video already influences sales in some cases. It's AOR Reporter Profile certainly a consideration when I sign a band." Kalodner was a bit less en- thusiastic: "I'm a big supporter of MTV but FMICIS Charleston- that's years in the future in terms of relevance. Some acts make better videos Huntington, WV than music, but it doesn't help sell records PD: Neil Lasher right now. I think it will at some point, but MD: Paul MacMillan you'll never be able to replace the experi- ence of going to a live rock and roll concert Power: 50,000 watts with sitting through a show on TV." Consultant: Superstars The future of AOR music (and therefore AOR radio) will be shaped, in part, by deci- "My primary goal at WKLC is to try sions made by talented, devoted music and communicate the same feeling I lovers/industry representatives like John got from listening to 60's radio grow- Kalodner and Gregg Geller and their con- ing up in New York, or more recently, PLAYING HOOKEY WITH GIRLSCHOOL — KMET/Los Angeles recently welcomed delivery of temporaries at other companies. Add the the kind of feeling I got from listening Girlschool's debut Stiff album "Hit and Run" by the "Girlschool Tag Team West Coast Champs," ears of hundreds of AOR radio staffers, to people like Denny Sanders on a cheerleading squad. Pictured with the girls are KMET Asst. PD Jack Snyder (S), independent hearing bands and recommending them to WMMS/Cleveland. As Lee Abrams album promoter Kenny Ryback (behind Snyder), KMET morning man Jeff Gonzer (C), and KMET companies for their attention, and I think puts it, 'a mixture of science and emo- assistant MD Hugh Surrat (H). the future looks bright for AOR music. tion.' We try to communicate, educate and enlighten, play great music and (of course) achieve number one U P D A T E ratings. Right now, after less than two years, we've climbed from a 1.2 to a and West Coast trends . . . Encouraging the winner. Finally, WLPX / Milwaukee held 5.0 to a 10 share. We're the number When KSFX /San Francisco throws a par- a banner contest for Chrysalis's UFO, with one AOR station in both markets we ty, it really goes all out: In coordination with Birch results for KATT/Oklahoma City, the winner getting an Atari home video unit serve, and number two overall. a talent search for TV's "Fridays," KSFX which was up to a 12.5 to competing KXXY's and cartridges. "Lee Michaels consults us, through invited talented listeners to try out for a paid 7.6 . . CFOX/Vancouver raised $40,000 for the Abrams research and our own re- appearance on the show at a party. After the a Children's Hospital telethon . . . You'll search, consisting of requests, store talent contest concluded, Chrysalis's Huey believe the B-52's can fly: KTYD/Santa Bar- reports and much street input. We also Lewis & the News played a guest set . . . bara made a local concert of WB's B-52's CONCERTBLC ONVERSATI ONS work closely with all the record peo- KISS/San Antonio is planning "KLSSWorld," even more special by handing out free flyers ple; as a person who worked for both a lifestyle fair patterned after KZEW/Dal- with coupons worth $1 discount on the band's PRESENTATIONS: WMMS/Cleveland present- Polydor and EMI I know the plight of las's "Zooworld," for the last weekend in newest album. The flyer came with instruc- ed Wrebit for $2 02 KWXUAlbuquarquis the record companies and local peo- April. . . WMET/Chicago sponsored a tions to fold it into a real flyer - a paper presented Doc Holliday for $1 94 ple. They take their music seriously winter softball tournament that raised $3000 airplane. Congratulations to WOUR/Utica and so do we. We are not the hardest for the families of three slain Chicago police- MD Tom Starr and wife Annie on the birth of BROADCASTS: Wrablt on WMMS/Claveland. men . . KVRE/Santa Rosa just debuted their new child Jessica . . . KGON/Portiand Superstars you've ever heard; we GUEST DJ'S: Tommy Tutone, Ouartiornash on don't have to be. Our closest in-market "Tubeworks," a weekly video/interview TV held a listener party at a bar called Aldo's. KXXY/Oklahoma City. competitor is a very mellow A/C sta- show. Along with the standard record com- Guest bartender for the evening was Por- CONVERSATIONS: Ozri Osbourn. on WW2/ tion. So we keep the hard end of the pany promotional videos, KVRE will be tap- trait/CBS's Aldo Nova, who also judged an Orlando ... For•Igner, O m Osbourn* on rock spectrwn low-key. To quote Lee ing Bay area artists in concert and interview air guitar competition. The winner shared WOXMITamps B-52's on KTYD/Santa Bar- footage. PD Cindy Paulos hosts the show . . . the stage with Nova for a song during his once again, 'We strive to be clearly bara ... Fim Waybill (Tubes) on KROR/San Fran- WNEW-FM/New York has introduced two area concert. . . . KINK/Portland cospon- better in all the essential areas all the cisco ... Johnny I the Distractions on WXUS/ time new weekend features: a Saturday morning sored a fourth annual "Shamrock Run" last Lalayefte ... Bonnie RaM, Missing Parsons, oldies show, including music and sounds weekend, gathering 2400 runners in a benefit from political, cultural, news and sports race, with partial proceeds going to various B-52's on KROO/Pasadana... Nick Lowe on events, produced by Stacey Kahn; and children's charities . . . AOR's going video WNEW-FMINrow York ... Wrabil on WMADIMad- "FM," a weekly one-hour radio magazine game-crazy: WCOZ/Boston awarded mini- loon... Tommy Tutonc Chard* Daniels, Keith Sykes on KZEWIDallas... Doc Holliday on produced by Robin Sagon airing Sundays. Pac-Man machines in a write-in contest, KLA01E1 Paso ... Huey Lewis, Lou Ann Barton AOR's Most Accurate Along with lifestyle featurettes on health, with one winner picked for an actual full- on KTIM/San Rafael... Ozzy Osbourn* on Music Information music, and the media, the show will include sized machine. WTUE/Da on tied in with a "bicoastal" conversations with KMET/Los new record store for a video game contest, WKLS/Atlanta Hall I Oates on Spins on Page 45 Angeles's Mike Harrison comparing East with a full-sized Pac-Man machine going to WMMS/Cleveland. Page 32 REtR/Friday, March 26, 1982

JEFF GREEN NC Reporter Roster Expands To 150 As we do twice a year, it's time to present the team of R&R Adult/Contemporary reporters for the first half of 1982. The highlight of the latest changes is the expansion of reporting sta- tions from 125 during fall 1981 to 150. The growth occurred in the Parallel THE BEST IN TOWN — Over 300 contestants competed in the 4th annual WOHO/Toledo "Der- riere Derby" to win trophies and prizes. Over 5000 listeners attended the eye-catching event. 2 and 3 divisions, and in all geographic regions. From left, a winning male youngster, morning team partner Craig Edwards, the 18+ female win- Here is the new lineup: ner, other morning personality Jay Scott, 18+ male champ, and Junior female winner. • New reporters are indicated by the "new entry" symbol:

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EAST EAST SM95 (WSM-FMI/NashviNe WFMK ,Lansing WCBM/Bathrnore ▪ WICC/Bnclgeport WOUE/New Orleans WIEIA/Mackson New Headquarters For WRVR WROR/Boelon wee WKALCharleston WV INTAR/Nortolk KLTE/Oklahoma City • YVVBF Boston WRIE/Ene Y•106 (WHLY)/Orlando WOUA,Ouad Caps Hailing it as "one of the best-equipped and appointed radio stations GR55 IWGRI/Bunaki WSFM/Harnaburg WPTF/Raleigh .410 KsLO/St LOUIS YVBEN/Buttalo WTICittarttord WRVA/Richrnond VYMHE/Toledo in the country," WRVR /Memphis began construction of its new office WYNY/New York W WYZ/Harttord ▪ WSRZ/Sarasola KRMG/Tulsa WIP/Pholadelphia WEU/New Haven WSJS/Winston-Salent KKRD/Wichota building and broadcast facilities, at an estimated cost of around $1.3 KOKA/Pittsburgh 3WS (WWSW-AM/FM; million. WTAE/Petsburgh Pittsburgh main studio, plus two fully-equipped pro- WPRO/Providence wik WBBF/RocheSter MIDWEST WEST After being designed for over a year, the duction rooms, and a news booth. Without a WJMD/Washington WHAM Rochester WAKR/Akron KOB/Albuquerque building will contain all business and sales WASH/Washington wGY/Schenectadv WHBY/Appielon 10301/Bose doubt, this will be one of the outstanding offices, along with production and air WHYN/Springfield WHBC/Canton KUGN/Eugene broadcast facilities in America. SOUTH WHEN/Syracuse WARM98 (WARM)/Cincinnah KKUA Monolulu studios. Completion date is set for July 1982, "The building itself, located in a very nice WI.TA, Atlanta 140 (INFTC1)/Worcester ▪ YES95 (WYYS)/Cincinnati KMJJ/Las Vegas Program Director Jim Robertson ex- WSEVAtleinta WSBA York WTVN/Columbus KWAV/Monterey section of town, covers 10,000 square feet on plained the plan: "We needed a better KVIUDallas WHIO/Daylon K108 (KX0A.FM)/Sacrarnento one floor, with a lot of windows. We're keep- ▪ KFMKJliouston SOUTH KANT/Des Moines KSL/Sall Lake City facility for two reasons. The first is that our 97AIA (WA N/Miami WOMC/Detrot KYUU/San Francisco ing all the trees on the property and plan an WGAC ,Augusta current location is too small. In fact, our KEY103 (KEY1)/Austin WFDF/Flint KING/Sealtte area where people can enjoy lunch or pic- WOWO/Ft Wayne KIXI.FM/Seattle sales and promotion departments work in MID WEST WAFB/Baton Rouge nic. Even the flowers will be blue and 4 41. WENS/Indianapolis KREM/Spokane separate offices three miles away. We now WCLR/Chicago ▪ WSGN/Bimangharn gold — our station colors. WAT/Chanotte KmeziKansas City KCEE/Tucsori WE-YR/Chicago will be able to consolidate everyone. 965/Columbia wer, KUDUKansas City ▪ KTKT/Tucson "However, (station owner) Viacom Inter- 55KRC (INKFIC)/Cincirmab "Secondly, we needed a complete WGAR/Cleveland mak KMGC/Dallas national intends to make this much more milk KASE/Houston upgrade of our studios and equipment. .010, WZZP/Cleveland than just a good-looking building. They plan ▪ WCZY/Detroit KULF/Hceslon We're going to become completely state-of- for us to sound the way we should. Viacom WRIC.Detrat WAAY/Huntsville the-art, including computerized music and WHB/Kansas City WSU/Jackson has already renovated several of its other 4-track recording capabilities. There's one WISN/Merraukee ▪ WAIV/Jacksonwee radio properties. It's all part of their heavy er114ZUlJ.FM/Mawaukee WVUOLexington winning WCCO/Minneapoks KAAY/Little Rock commitment to radio, and we feel witri KS94 (KSD-FM)iSt Louts WRKA/Leuisvele fortunate to be part of that. They believe in WMAZ/Macon WRVR and Memphis, and this com mitment WEST WRVR/Memplas KNO W/Denver ▪ WHHY/Montgornery demonstrates that. This is very reassuring KPPUDenver Progress to me as a PD and everyone else here. We KOY/Phoenix all drive by the area to survey the progress, KEX/Porttand ▪ KGW/Portlancl and now everyone is just sky-high about it. Fezier, formerly of WKTY/La Crosse, WI, is the KEZIjSen Diego ProgramminglOperations What's special is that the entire staff has KFMEL/Sen 040Q0 Pete Salant has been named NBC Radio "Pro- new Operations Manager at KBOZ/Bozeman, shared in the plans almost since step one. KAFIR/Sari Francisco MT...Greg Bennett steps from Music Director KPLZ/Seattle gramming Manager Of The We've purposely included their ideas in the Year" by the NBC Radio to Program Director at KUAD-FMANindsor, project, and have shown them what we plan Stations during their recent CO . . .KAAY/Little Rock promotes Brian Chase to have, even down to the possibility of a from afternoon drive/MD to morning drive/As- Parallel 3 management meetings in pinball game in the lounge! As a morale San Diego . Bob Pantano sistant PD & MD . Jack Dillon joins 096/Ft. booster, it's been tremendously productive. is promoted from Myers, FL as Music Director and midday per- Everyone sees that we're making an honest sonality from FM1051Charleston. EAST MIDWEST News/Public Affairs Director effort to win in this market." W WNR,Beckley, WV WJBC/Bloomegton IL at WICCIBridgeport to WNAB/Bnclgepon. CT KCRG/Cedar Rapids. IA Operations Manager An- WKZE FIA,Cape Cod. MA WDAY/Frego. ND • WE/M/Fachburg. MA KFORUncein. NE dy Carey is upped from PD 411. WKBFVFAanchester NH WSGW/Sacraw. MI to Operations Manager at WCTC/New Brunswick. NJ KPAT ,Stoux Falls. SO WHYN/Springfield. He Bob Pantano WNEU/Wheeing. WV WJON/St Cloud. MN WBOW/Terre Haute. IN continues his programming duties . WHB1Kan- us City Music Director Tom Land has resigned SOUTH WEST to accept the position of Program Director at .60 KROC/Abeene. TX KFOD,Anchorage. AK WSKY/Ashevele, NC KADE/Boulder, CO KOA MIWichita ... Jerry WCHV/Chartottesedle. VA KBOZ/Bezernan. MT Martin, former newsman WDEF/Clvdtanciega TN KTWO/Casper, WY with WNEB/Worcester, is 096 (WLEC)/Ft Myers. FL KMED/Medlord. OR KSEULubbock. TX KBAI/Morro Bay. CA named Assistant General WLVA/Lynchburg. VA =go KANO/Reno. NV Manager across town at WORG/Orangeburg. SC KRKK/Rock SOrinds• WY WORC, while Al Brodie is ▪ WROV/Roanoke. VA wee KISN/Sall Lake City. UT W WSA/Savenruik GA me. KSRO/Santa Ace& CA appointed Music Director, formerly of WOTW1Nashua, NH . . . Bryan Eaton has been promoted from morn- ing personality to Opera- Bryan Eaton tions Manager for KMBY- FM/Monterey . . .WKAZ/Charieston, WV has AIC's Most Accurate moved Rocky Steele up from middays to Program Director. He keeps his airshift Keith Harris Music Information START OF SOMETHING BIG — Attending the groundbreaking ceremony for WRVR's new building are has departed as PD for WAZY-FM/Lafayette, IN Begins on Page 54 (l-r): GM Terry Wood, PD Jim Robertson, GSM Carolyn Craft, Office Manager Ronetida Kirk. and to become PD at KRKE/Albuquerque . David Business Manager Lacy Miller. R&RIFriday, March 26, 1982 Page 33

CAROLYN PARKS

RECORD EXECS SPEAK OUT Picking The Singles Are Programmers Influential? Did you ever wonder who decides which album cuts will become an artist's next current single? Does it sometimes seem as if the record labels simply throw an album on the turntable, lift the tone arm, and whichever cut it drops on is the next one released? After all, you've been playing the hell out of that one cut on the new Joe Blow album you like so much, getting some good audience response, and yet the record com- pany went out and released another track completely. Makes you JG: We have the flexibility of changing. I think anyone would be an absolute fool wonder if they're interested in your opinion at all, doesn't it? It really depends on the situation. We may not to take into strong consideration listen Since more and more Country stations even double-side the record, but obviously lag to radio and listening to their thoughts are playing album cuts these days, I decid- NH: To give you a real good example, we our goal is to get the record up as high as about a given cut. On the other side of the ed to find out just how much influence pro- picked the first single from the Hank possible and also to sell albums, so it would coin, there are a lot of stations which will grammers have in determining the singles Williams Jr. LP "Rowdy," which was have to be the kind of single that would be a get into a cut or two or three (if the material that come out of those albums. Do record "Texas Women." Due to some lyric content mass market single for us. But if we had ten is there), and they'll never talk about it, label executives really listen and respond we were real unsure about the second iadio stations that loved one cut and 80 that they'll never tell you about it, and it goes by when programmers tell them a particular single, which we wanted to be "Dixie On My loved another cut, we just have to make a the board. I don't know if they feel like no cut is receiving favorable response on their Mind." After the first single we went after decision for the majority. one cares what they're doing or what they station? Do these same decision-makers radio and worked the album, specifically For instance, when particularly like or what they feel is right ever actively solicit this local input or have that cut, to see what the reaction would be. I the Waylon Jennings for their market. they already laid down their game plan on don't remember how long but for weeks it album got out there, it Weeding Out Personal Opinion releases long before the album ever arrives was a very easy deci- was Ft&R's top LP track, which proved to R&R: How do you weed out a PD or MD's sion. About four mil- at your station? us that it was a viable record, and that's personal opinion from the response they're lion radio program- I talked to three label executives who are why we went ahead and put it out getting from their audience? instrumental in choosing upcoming re- mers, regional people, JG: That's real difficult, but I think it leases, RCA's VP/Marketing Joe Galante, and RCA local people "We get locked in this office comes down to knowing what radio stations CBS's Director of Marketing Joe Casey, called here, bombar- are all about and relying on our regional and Elektra's Director of Promotion Nick ding us with requests and forget about what the people. We rotate it too. When we go out and to put out the Waylon Hunter; and while there's no cut-and-dried street's saying, and radio solicit opinions on a record we don't just go policy for any of these companies. I think & Willie single, Joe Galante back to the same people all the time. Some- really is our avenue to the although we were going to release another you'll find that you have a lot more say in one like (KCKC/San Bernardino PD) Bob the selection process than you thought. cut from the album. What happened was streets." — Nick Hunter Mitchell will get a particular album in, that we figured it had been a while since Is Radio Feedback Influential? solicit audience response with his "rate a we'd had some tremendous Waylon pro- record" programming, and then call in to R&R: What goes into your decision- JG: We're not foolish enough to say duct, and we felt really strong about the al- tell me what the response has been. We making process when you sit down to plan "We're in charge, and we're going to pick bum. The only thing that surpassed our feel- welcome that kind of information and we'll the release of a single from an artist's latest the record." It's a two-way street. If radio ing was the feeling of radio that it had been use it as input. album, and how much influence does the feels strongly about something and we see a long time since they really had a Waylon I think it's important to underline that feedback you get from radio stations have that it's going to be the kind of record that & Willie single, and that's what dominated we're not looking for their personal tastes. in that selection? they're going to stick with, fine. But I think everybody's decision. The single's doing NH: A lot of things go into the selection of I'm not asking a radio station to play A&R, there are times when we've gone out to real well, so it was a good decision. I'm asking them for the listener response. a single. Sometimes it's contractual, like radio and asked them the question and they NH:In our minds we want to see "Frau- As long as I can get an honest response, right now with Mel Tillis. He has the say to come back with 25 different opinions. In lein" coming off Joe Sun's album, and it is pick any of the cuts, and we really don't then we can go back and give them the right that case we have to make the decision in showing up in the reports. Now if it's not kind of record. have any choice in the matter. Sometimes terms of what we think will be best for the showing up strong enough and some other JC: The last thing I'm interested in is a the artist might have a choice of the "B" artist's career and what the market will cut is, then we'll go with it. Unless an artist whole lot of personal opinions because they side, and sometimes they have their choice bear. And, of course, there are those people has in his contract that he has 100% choice, are all going to be different, and you can get of the "A" side, and sometimes it's a joint who say they will play it and then it comes radio most of the time tells us what to do. I agreement between the record label and the yourself in trouble with that. out and they don't even touch it! think record companies too much lately NH: We ask them if artist. JC: One time I openly solicited opinions have thought they knew what it was all they're playing the al- JC: We do have a on the "To Lefty From Willie" album from about, but radio basically is what the people bum cut. If they say, game plan, but we do maybe ten stations that I considered to be think. We get locked in this office and forget listen to radio. There "No, but I particular- some tastemakers, and out of that number I about what the street's saying, and radio ly like . . ." we kind of is no formula for this. got probably four different opinions as to really is our avenue to the streets. file it. Mainly we go Upon release of an al- what should be the cut from that album. JC: Every once in a while something a with people who are bum, the producer One programmer went with a particular little obscure will jump out and then you go playing it. Our policy will usually come to cut, which was not the one that we picked out and start looking and asking "What do me or to Rick Black- on LP service is very according to the consensus of opinion. When you think about this?" It really is amazing strange. We will send burn, our VP/GM, the record came out, he flatly refused to today what people will respond to in one them to the stations and invariably he'll program it and to this day has never played that play albums. I Nick Hunter have his own thoughts that record! "It really is amazing today don't care how big the station is as long as and we respect that. Joe Casey I don't actively go out and solicit. I kind of they're a full-time Country station and as Many times they're right on, and that ease into it by saying something like "What what people will respond to in long as they're playing LP's . . . and under- becomes the first single. Upon release of an do you hear? I'm not looking for our next one geographic area that line playing with eight or nine lines, be- album, we do listen to radio, we most single, but how do you feel about the cause the reason we stopped a lot of album definitely listen to them, and there's been album? Have you heard such and such an they may not respond to in service was that PD's were just taking the many, many instances when we have in album? Anything that stands out?" Believe another, and while you can- LP's home to listen to; and I don't care fact gone the way that radio went. it or not, we as a company are not that far not be everything to every- what they listen to at home. I don't care how JG: It depends on the particular project, off from radio. We're really tracking pretty big a station it is, if they're not going to play but I would say that on an artist like much the same because there are some body, you try to come real it, they don't need it. Therefore, the people Alabama we pretty much know the se- very obvious hit cuts on a lot of albums. quence of the singles that are going to come close." — Joe Casey who do program albums we'll ask, and the out. On certain albums, mostly the major Maintaining Flexibility people who don't, we don't care. artists, you know what's going on. When R&R: Are you ever surprised when a cut geographic area that they may not respond The Burnout Factor you've got an album out there initially you you have already picked as the next single to in another, and while you cannot be R&R: What happens if a lot n get enough feedback so that you know what is not the one radio responds to? What do everything to everybody, you try to come the next two singles are going to be. you do in a situation like that? real close. C g Page 30 HEIR/Friday, march 28, 1902

BIFF COLLIE

$$$$$$ & SENSE: Col. Tom Parker, in a turnabout suit, is claiming payments of $1.6 million are owed him by the Elvis Presley es- tate...Barbara Mandrell's "One-Hour Photo" store opened Saturday (3-20) in Nashville. Wanta bet there'll be a chain nationally?. . Glen Campbell, here to host the "Country Comes Home" special, divulged his reentry into the golden record industry sweepstakes. He'll do a variety show this fall too...Now Lynn Anderson says she didn't buy Treemont, the $2 million estate of the late Nashville CABBAGES & KINGS: Alabama's new financial magnate Edward Potter. She says RADIO CAN BE SO DRAININGI KFTM/Fort Morgan, CO recendy found out that Its better to give album "Mountain Music" shipped gold. than receive. In this case, blood MD/afternoon jock Tony Thomas even got to lie down on the she leased it...Priscilla Presley's suit Over half-million orders in advance of ship- Job as he broadcast his show from the Morgan County Blood Donor Day site, while simultaneously against Chappell Music is for breach of ment, certified gold by the RIAA before it giving away albums to all donors. The station's efforts netted 197 pints of blood for the communi royalties agreement with Elvis. Could was released...Churchill recording artist ty, a new record. amount to $$$$millions ...If something Cindy Hurt luckily wasn't (hurt, that is) about Con Hunley's new record sounds when the car she was driving overturned on familiar, it could be the background vocal a patch of ice during a recent snowstorm in group (the Oak Ridge Boys) ...On the back Chicago. Although she had to be extricated of her new album, Jessi Colter (Mrs. from the car by a crew of emergency WayIon Jennings) writes: "A note from workers, she escaped unharmed...The Jessi to WayIon: you're the finest man that McDonald's corporation will begin airing, ever walked in shoe leather." (That about in early April, its first series of TV commer- says it.) ...That new label CBS is introduc- cials utilizing a country singer. ... Terri ing is Columbia Historic Edition, debuting Gibbs . . . Stella Parton's debut album for with a six-record set of originals by Lefty Townhouse Records was produced by Com- Frizzell, Spade Cooley, Bob Wills, Gene modores member Milan Williams. Lionel Autry, Flatt & Scruggs, & the Sons Of The B. Richie, Jr., another member of the Pioneers...200 pounds of mail a day from group, produced Kenny Rogers's last Loretta Lynn's new Crisco album which, as you know, went on to win commercial???? (She'll get a gold pie crust many top honors and elicit (so far) four hit for that!) ...Country record sales topped singles. The Commodores could wind up be- $500 million (a half-billion!) in 1980...Ben- ing not only a super-successful recording ny Kennerson and family had a party last group, but also some of the hottest pro- Wednesday, with Porter Wagoner handing ducers in Nashvilletown. For a pop group, over the keys to his Fireside Studio to Ben- ny, the new owner. Benny's wife Mae, new manager of the studio, got out of the hospital to be there for the "Grand TOYS FOR TOTS THANKS — During a four-day promotion last December, WBEU/Beaufort SC Opening" ...Just-turned-16-year-old Kippi assisted the Marine Corps Reserve with their local Toys For Tots campaign, during which a total of Brannon screen-tested for a movie role over 350 toys were collected for area children. USMC Sgt Linda Palmer shows her thanks by after her first record release. Music Row presenting a certificate of merit to station staffers (I-r)John McCoy, Mark Robertson (PD), and Lin whispers already calling her another de Morten. Brooke Shields...1 understand you can buy the CBS Recording Studio in Nashville (it'll close in June) for $7 million! JACK GREENE & JUNE SIM MONS were married Saturday night, and the party Picking The Singles that followed (all took place at Jack's farm Continued fro m Page 33 outside Nashville) was the rip-snortinest, Dickey Lee (seated) is putting the final we found out that they did wear it out, we'd high-steppinest, down-home first-class Ten- touches on an exclusive writer agreement start playing one particular album cut, play put out another single. However, I can see it to death, and then you release it as a nessee man-yin' whing-ding perpetrated with the Welk Music Group's Hall-Clement that happening in the future, but I welcome upon the people of Middle Tennessee in a Publications and Don Williams's Maplehill single? Wouldn't it be burned out even that day because it means I'm getting all before you ship it? coon's age. Most of those in attendance will Music. Also present at the signing were (l-r) that album play; and if they can wear out a be awhile recovering from that party. Talk Don Williams, Welk's Nashville Division JG: I think that really depends on the Manager Bill Hall, and Welk VP of Profes- on the street here is that they may release kind of act you're talking about. With Ala- sional Activities Roger Sovine. "I'm not asking a radio sta- an album recorded "live" at the wedding bama we came out with "Love In The First party (now that would be something!). Peo- they sure know their country! ...It's not Degree" almost nine months after the al- tion to play A&R, I'm asking bum had been on the streets, and everybody ple came from hundreds of miles away who true! Mel Tillis is not in trouble. He has not them for the listener re- heard about it and just wanted to get in on stopped stuttering. But there is talk about kept telling us that it was a burnout cut, and it. One of the TV moguls in town is talking him doing a talk show on TV...What girl yet it went on to become a No. 1 record. In sponse. As long as I can get about a TV special based on the concept. pop superstar is dickering with a current the kind of rotation that stations give albums an honest response, then we they may be burned out on the cut, but I don't It's already been nominated as one of the Top Ten Country hit parade resident to can go back and give them top country weddings of 1982. make a movie together? (She had a singing think the audience is burned out on the rec- SISSY SPACEK has never had a Top Ten partner/husband who helped make her a ord. If there are some stations that are really the right kind of record." Country record, but she's doing her second giant in the 60's and 70's) ...Music magnate heavy into album cuts, maybe a particular — Joe Galante album. Her first one received a gold record Snuff Garrett, when I met him in 1957, was record, when we release it, won't be a No. 1 signifying sale of over a million dollars' a Country disc jockey at Lubbock, Texas record on that station, but it may be top ten. "Slow Hand," for instance, that means I've worth of product on the soundtrack LP from (can't think of the name of the station, JC:On the last Ronnie McDowell album sold a lot of Conway Twitty LP's, and it "Coal Miner's Daughter," many of whose Snuff ! ) ...Rosanne and dad Johnny Cash to there was a cut that he did with Conway really doesn't make any difference, songs Sissy sang on the way to winning the make an album together this Twitty called "It's Only Make Believe." It's Oscar for portraying Loretta Lynn in the spring??? . Loretta Lynn will make her a very long cut and (WHN/New York PD) Next week we'll gaze into our second-biggest money-maker movie of 1980. first guest-acting appearance on "Fantasy Dene Hallam was one of many who got into crystal ball at what may be a future A country superstar in the 80's as well as a Island" this summer... Mitch Torok (we this cut and programmed it and really got format for Country radio — AOC (Al- movie idol? Not unlikely; but isn't it in- saluted him last week) told me in Toledo better response off that album cut than bum-Oriented Country) — and speak teresting that Sissy Spacek went to New they have a "Dial-A-Prayer" service for from the number one single. I was all ears with some programmers who have York in the late 1960's with hopes of becom- atheists. You call the number...and nobody because I felt like it should have been the already incorporated this concept in- ing a rock star??? 19 answers! single in the first place. However, it didn't work out that way. Ronnie got a little ner- to their station programming, with vous about it because it had received so encouraging results. much airplay and he was afraid it would Coors Country News burn out by the time we could respond since we were in the middle of a major hit record This Week's Guest with him. So we didn't release it as the follow-up single. RAZZY BAILEY NH: I don't think that would happen be- Country Radio's Most Accurate cause Country is still so strong of a singles Call Pete Howard or Kirt Daniels (213)392-8743 Music Information market. Right now not enough stations are 228 Main St, Suite R Venice, CA. 90291 Begins on Page SO playing album cuts to cause burnout, but if Page 35 686/Friday, March 28, 1962

• K97's Rebounding Attitude

IN Bumper Sticker Campaign Excursions In Jazz

W ALT LOVE ourselves in the market to be established, WHRK DOMINATES CITY consistent, with :nir music always right on time. We haven't changed what we do; we keep up with current trends and we take a progressive stand, and I think our listeners are aware of this." WHRK had a couple of down books (0/N K97 The Urban '80 11.1, Spring '81 9.6), so my next question What's that common denominator that was why did it happen? "Basically, it was a makes a record sound like K97? 'This is go- couple of things. Candy Wessling, who was ing to sound strange, but to this day, and our National Music Director, left the com- I've been here three years, I still cannot put pany, so I think there was a little confusion. my finger on it. I think a lot of people inter- Sound Of Memphis When you change music directors there's pret the sound in different ways. You've got always a little different thinking. At that me stumped. It's a combination that works well between current singles, LP's, and the This week we'll focus on K97's Urban Contemporary format in point we were on our own regarding the fall book, so we slipped a point. During the next right oldies plus getting on the new records Me mphis. WHRK is a part of the Plough Broadcasting chain, based in book we were in a management crunch, so at the right time. The other ingredient is Tennessee. with everyone. Ron Wolfe does mid- we got a new General Manager in the spr- avoiding the burnout factor." days — he's been on the air everywhere. The situation in Memphis is unique — the ing of '81 and we went through the entire 01. Excursions In Jazz city has four Black music stations and the Most of his experience is on the East Coast book with `zip' — no billboards, no TV, no I wanted to know the audience K97 is and he's the first jock I hired. Ron's been city isn't close, population-wise, to the size contest, no nothing, we just lay down and targeted to reach. "We were down in our here three years and he came from Norfolk. of a New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, or slipped to 5th in the market. female listeners so we dayparted our music Houston. The black population is 37.8% of I do the 3-7pm shift and Leon Griffen, who better this time. We got rid of all the rap was kicking around in a TV gig in Memphis • Bu mper Sticker Campaign the total, which means no one can use the records and things like that, which could and who has worked at other stations here, "After all that we started our com- excuse "we can't find the blacks to turn the female audience off. This book we survey." During the interview Program does our nights. When we went on the air, eback — it was the first time for a rear- window sticker campaign for us. We shot through the roof with women 18-34; the Director Ron Olsen he wasn't working, so we snatched him up distributed 350,000 stickers, and started giv- numbers were phenomenal and very well- discussed the phe- out of the unemployment line, put him on ing away cash money, and cash talks in this balanced for both men and women. Another nomenal numbers K97 the air, and he's been killing them ( ratings- city. I don't care what anybody else gives thing we do is mix in some mainstream jazz racked up in the Arbi- wise) ever since. Finally, Earl Edmonds away, cash money gets to the point!! So, with our format, and both our black and tron (a 16.7 share from St. Louis does the all-night show." suddenly I got active and was out in the van white audiences enjoy it. No other FM sta- 12+). We also talked • K97's Rebounding Attitude every morning, Monday-Friday, regardless tion in Memphis does this, and it's been a about what has made Besides K97's 16.7 share, WLOK. KWAM, of rain or shine. We started spotting cars, real plus for us. Some months back I stuck the difference for K97 and WDIA combined for a total of 15.1, giv- giving away money, knowing that no way in my neck out and instituted a jazz show on and what makes the ing Black radio an amazing 31.8 share of hell were we gonna have a third down book. Sunday nights from 7-midnight. We got a people of Memphis total listening. I asked Ron why he thought The air staff really pulled together, worked guy named Clay Yager to do the show (it's react to a radio sta- the other three black formats and his Urban hard, and gave that extra effort. It really called 'Excursions In Jazz'), and Clay tion. format do so well in Memphis. "Well, right turned out well for us — but, believe me, we came in with a 25.4 share 12+. The other To give you some there Walt, one of the neat things about demos like 18-34 and 25-49 were even more earned it." background on Mr. Ron Olsen Memphis is black or white, I think one's I wanted to know about K97's advertising impressive, and this was the first book for Olsen, he's been in the radio biz for approx- heritage growing up in this area has a lot to approach. "We didn't really spend a lot the jazz show. I'd say Clay owns Sunday imately 10 years. Raised in Memphis from do with it. By that I mean you grow up hav- because every station in town had a TV spot nights in this city." childhood and attending college locally, ing an appreciation and a natural love for and bus cards. What we did was by Now, the heavy question — does cor- Olsen says, "I worked the college circuit for R&B music. I learned something a long design — we had just five outdoor porate really let you run the programming about four years of my total 10 years in the time ago at Memphis State Univer- billboards strategically placed on main end of the radio station? "Yes they do. The business." Ron was a real ball of fire to in- sity — the available white listeners get off thoroughfares that rotated at different loca- situation we were in at one time was that all terview. I asked him to start by telling me to R&B and always have. When I was grow- tions in the city. Our five billboards was it; three stations, V103/Baltimore, V103/ At- about the station from its automated days. ing up here, I used to listen to WDIA and that's all we spent. We took $10,000 and gave "At that time the station was about 9th or T MEMPHIS ME TRO SHARE TRI MS PERSONS 12. MEMP HIS ME TRO SO MA Y 7PM- MIDNI GHT it away over a three-month period, which is ADIA IO W 11101( 10th in the market and management decid- n00• o ',NV, , • mimm-mr.s.ts, .,1,1•.'T s 251 SHARI ESTIMATES TALL. 4013, ed to go live. It was at this time that I was a lot of stretching. The only way the money was given away was through our bumper Is 7 VEMR0 hired as Program Director to put together a sticker contest. Here's how it staff of good, dependable people. K97 is my worked — spot a car with a sticker, pull it first programming position so I had a lot to over, and let the driver pick from three learn myself, but I knew we could make the WI KeFIA 10.5 envelopes like the old shell game. The per- WFIRK fo 2 91 WIAC.FIA station sound better than it did with some son could win, depending on the day of the WINA 79 WDIA creative improvements and hard work. 25 23 V/LOA 5.0 week, $9.70, $97 or $970. Monday through 5 , WLOK When we first got here, one of the things 0.7 m os Alec ran lox. w ". rno. Irrc go." worst Wednesday two envelopes had $9.70 and one that needed straightening out was the com- 02 APA/MA. OCTINOV -"FA NO FALL LVIROMO 8401•1•2 WI:4m M ONALVICelan• ddll••••• •L•406. contained $97; Thursday and Friday, two OCT1NOV INT mercials — they were awful. The station 4••• ,•14 W Y •Lf•••• sumacs 1979 19110 10110 would flow well during music sweeps but envelopes with $9.70 and one with $970. We increased our time spent listening to an lanta, and K97, were programmed musical- when it was time for a stop-set, the station WLOK for years but I never dreamed that enormous amount and the quarter hours ly from Memphis. I'm sure that handcuffed didn't sound right. We found some good peo- someday I'd get a chance to work at a sta- really shot up incredibly. People locked in them to a certain degree because different ple who were pros and got it on the right tion with a format like this one. If anyone on us; I don't know if they thought they regions of the country have different track. wants to hear good Urban Contemporary, "I learned immediately that good, depen- soul, Black radio or whatever at its very could win money anytime or what, but it musical tastes. All of us still communicate was strictly a street promotion that worked. back and forth on a regular basis, but it's dable people are hard to find in this best, I'd suggest they come to Memphis and nice doing some things by yourselves. business. I've learned that having people listen to the radio! We're at the top of the When you blanket a city with 350,000 stickers, you see them everywhere, which Plough is very good about letting the pro- who will do what you ask them to do is very pile at this moment, but I'd take WDIA and makes even more people identify with your gram directors take care of their radio sta- important. When a PD tells his staff to ex- WLOK and stack them up against any sta- tions in the country. Plus, we've got a new station." tions. We have a lot of corporate paperwork competitor, 'Magic 101' (KWAM) and it's With black music dominating the market, to deal with, but once you get into what's ex- "Black music formats do heads-up competition. What I'm getting at I wanted to know more about K97's music pected it's a positive. All the corporate is, the Black music formats do well in Mem- approach. "We have our music paperwork has just made me become more well in Memphis because phis because there are no dogs here. I think categories — our power records, I suppose, organized. If I ever go anywhere else, this there are no dogs here." the FM penetration in the marketplace is are the hot 15 or 20 records in the city. We management experience at Plough will cer- superior right now and that's been coming rotate those about every four or five hours tainly pay off. I'm really proud of our for a long time. It's gonna be interesting, and then we have a midtempo category: all operation and I'm happy this was my first ecute something, it's very important to the with Magic 101 in town, to see where the together we play about 40 current records in opportunity to program. Having a 16.7 is a entire radio station overall. The sound, the listeners go, if it's an FM battle or if it's addition to some album cuts plus selected real high point in my career." image, the positioning in the marketplace, WDIA, the 'granddaddy' of Black radio in oldies. Album cuts are important and we go as well as having good people, that's the America. WDIA is a traditional station that pretty deep into some albums. I protect the key. always does well, but WLOK is right in sound of the radio station at all times — we "We have some people on the air who are there with them so we've got our hands full never play anything that doesn't sound like really experienced, like Jimmy Smith, of competition. I must say that all four sta- K97. When I hear a song on the speakers, it Black Radio's Most Accurate formerly of KOKY/Little Rock, who does tions are lcickin' butt,' yet someone's gotta takes me about 10 seconds to determine Music Information whether it sounds like our radio station or our mornings. He's a `diehard' who really come out on top, and I feel that K97 will be Begins on Pig. 52 knows his music and communicates well there everytime because we've positioned not." Pagel 36 RftR/Friday. March 28, 1982

THE PICTURE PAGE • Columbia Celebrates "Sky" With Diamond Genesis Forms Duke Via Atlantic

Atlantic Records will distribute the new label created by Atlantic artists Genesis and their manager Tony Smith, Duke Records. Genesis and Phil Collins product will continue on Atlantic proper, with the first Duke release an albu m by Scottish singer/co mposer/guitarist John Martyn Pic lured celebrating the deal are (ir) Smith and Atlantic Chairman Ahmet Ertegun Ross Reaches Platinum Following Nell Diamond's recent performances at the Byrne Arena in New Jersey, Columbia executives celebrated the success of his On The Way To The Sky" LP with the artist. Pictured lir) are Columbia VP's Ray Anderson and Mickey Eichner, CBS Records Group Deputy President Dick Asher, Diamond, Sr VP/G M Al Teller, VP Ron Oberman, and CBS International VP Bunny Freidus. Conclave For Cliff

Diana Ross's first RCA LP went platinu m, and label President Bob Sum mar (left) surprised the artist with the appropriate award. The LP's third E MI America saluted Cliff Richard's American success with a special reception after his Counby Club sho w in single, "Work That Body," is forthco ming. Los Angeles. Pictured ltrlare EMIA/Liberty VP Mark Levinson, label President Jim Mazza, Richard, EMIA/Liberty VP Don Grierson, and label's Frenchy Gauthier. Siegel Signs With E/A

Partyin' With Parton

Jazz artist Dan Siegel has signed with Elektra/Asylum, with his first album for the label just out Pictured at the signing are ltr) E/A Sr. VP Kenny But (ice, Siegel, and management's Allen Kovac.

Townhouse artist Stella Parton and her producer, Com modores me mber Milan Williams, hosted a party to toast the completion of her debut albu m for the label. Pictured 04 are Townhouse VP Bill Valeilziano, managers Steve Wax and Norton Stein, Parton, and William Morris's Dave Dowds Bridges Crossing Radio

AVI artist Alicia Bridges met with personalities from two Atlanta radio stations of different formats at a party for the Limelight entertainment complex. Pictured (1-r) are Village People's Randy Jones, Bridges, Vla3's Bobby Ellerbee, 94Q 's Randall Hinton, and comedian Rip Taylor. SPRING CLEANING YOUR MU M? You Can't Beat These Fresh New Sou From Columbia Records.

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Openings Openings Openings Openings On-Mr talent. upstate New York, smooth. worm, ft station In Ne w Orleans looking for morning ItVN A M-WAHC looking for Operations Menage,. adult. fernMe appeal. TOR to Kelly McCann, WHFM, EA S T jock/production for Urban Contemporery station. TOR: Perionoed pros only. Tali and salary requirements , 344 East Ave., Rochester, NY 141304. EOE 13-191 Berry Richards, WAIF-F M, 1639 Tenthly Blvd., New Perry Murphy, VP/G M, Box 707, Neenah, WI 54060 N. calls. £0E(3-26) strong production, greet pipes. Full-time opening WEBC/ROCK 106-FM looking for sir talents. Exper Orieens, LA 70119. EOE M/F 13-191 corning to VVRKI, Superstars AOR in Bridgeport. TOR: Fence, good production helpful, will consider beginners Bob Kocek, PD, Box 96. Danbury, CT 00910. EOE M/F with stallity/deeire TEtR: M Bunn, Box 968. Pittsfield, MA M A MANWIA M NINIANY WA MA WAN NO needed for 01 station in the market. Coil Phil 13-26/ 01202. EOE M/F 13-191 Rankin, KVOL, Lafayette, LA, (318) 234-6161. EOE IA* JOCKS NEEDED (3-19) NV based syndicator needs eutperienoed national for IN A/C station. Looking for people that W YRE/Annspoille. rem opening for midday sir per- sponsor seise rep for sewers, musks b comedy pro- could work any shift Including mornings former/copy writer. Minorities encouraged. TOR: gis mo. Aggresetys Et contacts required. High com mis- Afternoon drive A/C personality. Production/promo- Market is Arbitron surveyed yearly. Experienc- Chuck Brodiey, WYRE, Box 1651. Annapolis, MO sion. Cell Don 12121 680-9625.13-191 21404. EOE M/F 13-261 tions. Growing chain, advancement possibilities. ed personality jocks able to work with a tight Experienced/highly sell motivated. TOR: Weft Howord, IAITTC1, 34 Mechanic IPL, Woroheeter, MA 01606, format and do top-notch production only KNIN-A M. Box 787, Wichita Fells, TX 76307. EOE M/F Experiencred pert-timers for key weekend shifts. looking for halftime newsparson immediately. 2 years please. T&R to Radio 8 Records, 1930 Cen- (3-19) TOR to Jay Scott, WRIE, Box 2072, Ede. PA 16612. experience. TEM to Stove D'Agostino. EOE M/F (3-19) tury Park West, 0321, Loa Angeles, CA EOE M/F (3-26) 90087 EOE M/F Vermont A/C gro wing station has immediate tuiftlme jock opening. TOR to Greg Price, Box 446, VINNI WOINPANNNNNIVIANNI WANN W W1 Newspeopie wanted et AM/FM oombo. Dsytimer, Randolph, VT 05000. EOE M/F 13-191 MI D W E S T Superstars. No beginners. TErR to Mike Allen, ND, Box KODY-A M looking for personality to fill future 95, Danbury, CT 00810. EOE M/F (3-26) opening. Production ability a must. TOP and seising re- New theism market AOR looking for ailr staff. Send Quiniments: Den Moheer, Box 1085, North Plette, NB SO U T H TOR to Bob Heymann, 176 E. Dinswere Place. Suit. 69101. EOE M/F 13-261 Hot new FM needs sir talent end PD. TOR to Mark 5212, Chicago, IL 00611. EOE M/F 13-261 Osborne. Acadia Broadcasting, 46 High St , Ellsworth, Engineer mew:tumor combo; must hays good *Wines W HLE1-1A/BACUPort Huron seeks Chief Engineer kn. ME EOE M/F 13-261 in both. Send TOR to Dick Grant, WLVA, Box 2179, ow*. miedletely. Good salary Et benefits. Send TOR to: Lynchburg, VA 24501.13-261 W HLS, Box 007, Port Huron, MI 48080 EOE 13-261 WEEP hes an opening for greet afternoon drive per- Bright Morning Personality sonekty. Ability to com municate in tight format a must. Needed: A/C AM drive personality. Production and wanted. Can you relate to and entertain our KTFX, Tulsa's powerhal fultd me Country station TOR Alen Furst. WEEP. Pittsburgh, PA 16222. EOE com munity involvement. TOR to BIN Hegy, WFHG, Box listeners? Maior market FM Country station is needs full end pert-tirne professionals. TOR to: Al* (3-19) 1389, Bristol, VA 24203. 17031 een-6112. (3-26) looking for a contemporary communicator Doug MacKinnon, PO, KTFX, 6840 S. Memorlsl, Tulsa, OK 74146. EOE 13-261 A M nude new:sperm:in/ nnnnnn oer. TaR to Radio 8 Records, 1930 Century Park WICZX. 96A M/Presque Is*. ME hes opening for A/C Possible ND. TOR: Terry McAlister, GM, WLAF-A M, West, 4320, Los Angeles, CA 90087. EOE mornings. Must be friendly, funny. brief. If smell K WPC/Muametine needs morning men. Must be Drawer 1409, LeFollette, TN 37706. Fornsies encourag- M/F markets are your style, cell (207) 784-1960. 13-1E0 stable, smooth, one-to-one. Up-best Country. TOR: ed. No calls. EOE M/F 13-261 • Steve Bridges, 3218 Mulberry, Muscatine, IA 62761 United Stations Country Music Network looking for 13191263-2442. EOE M/F 13-261 Austin's KIM now looking for heavyweight personali- W BO W/Terre Houle, IN needs e midday/production sir personalities from Top 20 markets. TEtR: Ed ty. Send TOR: Tom Rivers, 1219 W. 6th, Austin, TX pro now. Experienced only. TOR to Berry Kent, 1301 KKOA accepting TOR for current and future open- Satemon, United Stations, One Times Square Plaza, 78703.(3-19) Ohio Street, Ton-e Haute, IN 47807. EOE M/F 13-28/ New York. NY 10038, EOE NI/F (3-19) ings. do GM, Box 10, Minot, ND 68701. EOE 13-261 Marketplace

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Future air talent opening with high perforrnence KYTN-F M/Grand Forks looking to fill possible KCLD-K NSI/Eit. Cloud needs eggressily• report- KfITN/Stock-ton has two openings We're looking for WIZ M/Z93. Send TErR to Kevin St John, Box 99. future openings with hard-working personalities isr/enchcw. Competitive market Minimum 2 years ex- Chief Engineer end newsperson Send resume, to LaCroese, WI 54801 EOE M/F 13-191 T&R. J.J Booby, Box 1838. Grand Forks, ND 58201 perience. Writing skills stressed. TErR Joe Ormsby, John Hampton, 2171 Ralph Ave , Stockton. CA 96208 (3-19) Box 1458. St. Cloud, MN 68302. (3-191 EOE M/F (3-28) Kt:IM O-KE W! •••rching for an •xp•rionc•d newsporson immediately TErR to: Tim McKay, Box 568 Cape Girardeau M O 83701, (314) 3366618. EOE Top Ten Market AOR W E S T Wanted: dyna mite n•wsp•r•on for gro wing A M/F M combo in Northern CO Call Lee Edwards, M ,F (3-19) in the Northeast looking for morning talent KUAD (303) 888-2791. EOE M/F 13-281 Must be creative and able to communicate KY MT/ValL CO seeking experienced news pro for MacDonsiid Broadcasting of Saginaw. Cadillac Er with adults We want to hear horn anybody beautiful mountain com munity. TErR to David Allen, Petoskey. MI looking for air personalities Immediate who thinks they're good enough tor a major KVMT, 1000 Uonsndge Loop, Vail, CO 81867. EOE M/F KUIC-F M seeks newsperson to gather, writs. con- openings TErR• Box 1778. Saginaw, MI 48806 15171 market Good money and a great company versationally deliver local news to A/C audience, 752-8181 EOE M/F (3-19) TErR, writing samples: Mike Nikkei', 419 Mason, Send T&R to Radio 6 Records, 1930 Century ADVERTISING & Park West. N319. Los Angeles, CA 90067 Vacaville, CA 96888. EOE PA/F(3-213) PROMOTION MGR. W EACl/Eau Claire hes en opening for news an- EOE chor/reporter. Experience necessary TErR to Steve KYUU (NBC-FM) SF needs to replace one of Top A/C in Southern OR needs DJ/sports announcer Dickhoff, Box 1, Eau Claire, WI 54702 EOE NVF 13-191 America's great AiP Mgrs Responsible for Must do good P-B-P. 7E03 — Bob Wood. K A G O M ornin gs: K K XL/Gra n d Forks is rea dy supervising creation 8 placement of outside Klamath Falls, OR 97801. EOE M/F (3-28) WIR W/Cha mpaign, IL accepting TErFt's for •x- to put your talent to w ork no w! G ood advertising, on-air, press, publicity 8 sales pro- portenced midday air persoriallty/production CHR pay. A dvance ment potential and strong motions Must be sales-oriented or do not apply format. bo Jim Wnek Box 3520. Champaign, IL 811320. Looking for sir talents that we strong in production. Contact John P Hayes, Jr.. VPiGM, W A X. pro motion a wait the right person. Per- Send TErR to: Jeff Harrison, KDIA, Box 8432, Osidend, EOE (3-19) 530 Bush Street, San Francisco. CA 94108 sonalities are encouraged to send tapes CA 94882. No calls please 13-191 EOE and resu mes for im mediate considera- Sparkling state-of-the art Urban Conte mporary KACY conducting talent search for top morning aseking TErR for future air talent/news talent. Reply tio n. Contact D o n N ordin e, K K X L Jock. Immediate opening if you're the beet, send TErR: Ne ws people needed. TErR: Alan Elise, KERN, Box to: Jack Randall, PO, WLU M, 12800 W Bluemound A M/F M, P.O. B ox 997, Grand Forks, N D Denny well, Box 1520, Oxnard, CA 93034 (3-281 2700, Bakersfield, CA 93309. EOE (3-19) Road, Elm Grove, WI 53122. EOE (3-191 58201, (701) 775-0575. (3-12) • Marketplace

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2 news openings in Montane. One News Director, L A. personality wan ts to return to progra m ming to Creativity! Rating& Can delver' A/C, CHR, Country 13 year pro with greet ratings wants major market one neweperson. TEM to . Jack Bell, KYYA. 1648 Cen- build/maintain e winner. Excellent truck record in CHR, Possible PD/MD. 4 year vet Available NO W! Mod lee or small/medium market PD. A/C or CHR DAVID tral Ave., Billings, MT 59102 No calls piseas. EOE Nt/F A/C, AOR. Fresh, realistic, Innovative Ideas. STEVE ium/major in TX. CA. LA preferred. DONALD, (3181 BLAIR, (318) 942-1087. (3-19) 13-191 MITCHELL, 19191 273-7679. 13-261 369-3773 13-19) Enough of General Hospital! Suburban major market 98 KOSS hes immediate opening for weekenc1/110-in Production, many years experience in music, radio One-to-one com municator looking for on-sir position. A/C talent available. PO/MD experience. CAJMIdweet Jock. Also would like to hoer from smaller market morn- and com mercial production. 12131 8740700.13-261 Prefer East. 6 years experience: music, production, preferred. M ARK after 4pm (PST), 18061 485-2998. ing people TEtil . Greg Crawford, Box K, Greeley, CO sports, news. B.A Speech Com munication. DAVE (3-19) 80632 EOE M/F 13-191 STEVEN JACKS ON, former PD/MD WIDB/Carbon LaCLAIRE, (803) 524-8375 or 180315243050.(3-19) dale, IL le seeking medium/liege market opportunity se KEN SILVERSTEIN, Top 10 market sportscaster KERN/Biakerefield now accepting TerR for adult air air personality. Looking for winning REtfl. Urban format Experienced In CHR, Rook Es Country. Willing to looking for opportunity. Peat job at wFAA/Dailias-Ft talent. All shifts. Send to. Jeff Young, KERN. Box 2700, Contact 1312) 333-8263 13-281 relocate anywhere. FRANK WISE, (215) 485-4639 W orth. Call 12141 528-8112.13-19) Bakersfield, CA 93309 FOE (3-19) 13-191 A ward-winning. oppressive ND with OK years ex- perience seeking large or medium market ND or staff TO M MURPHY of WRKO, WVBF B WEEI.F M/Boston Changes position Call DAN, (803) 439-0483 13-26) is looking for work as on-sir personality Call (817) Positions Sought 782-0173. (3-191 Creative Black personality seeking MD sir position. SC OTT ROBBINS, formerly with WCKX/Tfimps, B.A./Comrnunicatiorvs. Call LANCE, (2131 704-8948 or went a news position. I've been • major market AOR R A DI O W PIX-F M/New York looking for program ming or pro- (2121 903-0278. Urban Contemporary or CHR formats. newswritor and AM/F M ND/anchor. (301) 484-8815. motion position with major market station Call (813) 13-26) (3-19) 581-6872 Top references (3-28) W ally Renck Et W endy Goons named Ac 14 years experience in ell formats. M.A. equivalent, Currently weekend swing. P-2 CHR FM. Looking for count Executives for WIND/Chicago, IL PTO writ% 4 yews at 94110UPIttoburgh Et 10 years in the always won spots. Former manager college FM. Major fulltime position. Hard worker. Excellent references. industry, hungry for new chellenges. Very stable. PD. markets only. ED KELLER MAN, (303) 693-0791.13-281 ALAN, 1203) 347-7446. (3-19) M D air tilkyn IPANIc HANEL, (412) 373 3994 (3-26) Dennis J. Dunphy & Willia m J. Mikita I'm talented with mature voice, looking for my debut Currently working for KFRE-KFRY in Fresno. First join YES-96/Cincinnati, OH as Account Executives. Experienced Chicago suburban A/C talent in Urban Contemporary. For TEtii, call AUSTELL, (312) phone with PD B MD experience. Available March 22. available. Former MD Et PD with major market ex- 547-8044 before noon (CST). (3-28) Now doing 7-midnight. DAN WEST, 1209) 291-2844. perience Midwest Et CA preferred. Cell MARK (312) (3-19) 682-2330. 13-28) Voice of Contra Costs College Sports seeks on-air R E C O R D S work In major or medium market. Dry cleaning isn't for D AVE A M OS, 9 year veteran looking for PO/MD m e Contact FRANK BUTERA, (415) 223-1634.(3-26) 5 years in broadcasting, newsman looking for stable position-medium market/Assistant PO-large market. position in Midwest medium marker. AN replies con- Check my references. Call (304) 233-7518 &tor 4pm; Tina Nlelsen-Murray promoted to Copyright Herd-working ferries pro with 4 years experience sidered Cali DAN. (318) 429-3701. (3-28) (3041 232-1800 before 4pm. (3-19) Administrator for Elektra/Asylurn/Noneauch Records including BJ105 Et CK101. Call DONNA FRENCH, (3051 783-7372. Let's talk) (3-28) 7 years on-sir AOR Et A/C. PD/MD and sports ex- Looking for on-rair position. I've been a morning man M arsha Necheles upped to Ad ministrative perience Residing in CA and looking anywhere in the for 2)i years in Chicago radio. Good ad-libber. Creative. Assistant for Ramberg Et Roberts, Elektris/A•y- Experienced announcer looking for Pop -Contem- state. CHIP COOK. (213) 320-9007. (3-28) Call GREG BLACK, (312) 597-2516. (3-19) lum/Nonesuch Records, porary format in small or medium market. Will relocate. Western states only. Tape available. (8021 428-3382, Sports pro available. major market radio Er TV ex- Experienced female ADA. A/C, currently weekends in Karen Rose man pro moted to Ad ministrative ask for RICK. (3-28) perience. Recently hosted nation wide sports talk 17 station market. Waist or East Coast. B.A. Et sales ex- Assistant for Kathy Malta, Elektra/Asylu m/Nonesuch show. Excellent ad-libber, knowledgeable Et witty. Call penance. LOLITA, (303) 688-0862 or leave message Records M orning sho w. Professional com municator for over BOB, (203) 861-8984. 13-281 (3031 584-5450.13-19) 12 years. Consistently creative, informative and Dan Castagna appointed Manager, International humorous. A class act. Currently at A/C in large I work reel hard. You've heard that before, but my Top 50 MD, also promotions. Looking for first PO gig. Artist Develop ment Et Tour•, RCA International Western market. (918) 447-0890.13-261 track record proves it Former MD at WT WR/Detroit is CHR and A/C experience. If you believe exciting radio Marketing. ready for work Call KURT KELLY, (313) 542-0102. leads to profits, call (7171 387-9484. (3-191 (3-2e) Announcer/Sports caster. 5/S years experience in CHR. Southern Rockies, West Coast preferred. (3031 Enthusiastic 5 year pro looking for medium or major TED W AY NE, out at 13K/Sen Diego due to format 851-3649 anytime. 13-281 market. Experienced as MD. Willing to do PD. For TEtR I N D U S T R Y ] change and el eager for a PD/air talent position. Call call DAVE, (812) 488-7844. Will relocate. 13-191 (714) 421-3278 for a real pro. (3-2e) MIKE W ARD, now working in Buffalo. Reliable, ver- satile, and talented personality. Looking for comparable Deirdre O'Hara appointed Professional Manager, W AYLON RICH ARDS, formerly with WPGC/Wash- market opportunity. Consider smaller market program- Country stations: Personality/MD, over 7 years in East Coast, CBS Songs. ington looking for a program ming/air talent position . A ming. (716)876-5509.13-281 Country radio available now. Call BRUCE, (716) proven winner Call (3011 249-6578. (3-26) 864-7038 afternoons or evenings. (3-191 Steve Woodbu rn promoted to General Mana- Imaginative hard working Sports Director looking ger/Anchor of Metro Traffic Control's Atlantic office Excellent news Et sports. Reedy immediately. 8% for ASAP. 5 years P-B-P Et sportscast. DOUG, (3121 Do you need an snnouncer who is reliable, versatile, years expenence. Seeks small Et medium market. Call eee-sses after 5pm. (3-26) creative, energetic, personable, a perfectionist with Rick Kiang & Mark Sameth loin the writing JIM, 16141436-8133.13-261 style and experience? For TEIR call MISTY, (9131 staff of Famous Music/Ensign Music. Experienced in A/C, ADA, also sports and P-B-P. 541-8979.13-191 BLAKE LA WRENCE. 2 years KRLY/Houston as Assis- Now working Country Prefer PA or Northeast, con- Vernon Gibbs joins Continuum Broadcasting's sider anywhere. MIKE RUDOLF, (717)986-2432 or (717) tant PD/MD,atternoons. Previously with Y100. W MET, Announcer with 2 yeers experience, good produc- "Soul Sequence" as Producer, New York. 98KX Excellent references. (713) 977.8648. (3-28) 986-2534. (3-28) tion skills, desinng work in small-medium market in Rocky Mtn./Midwest region. Call DON, (3031 361-8294 DJ po•Ition wanted. Excellent voice. Have won afternoons. (3-191 Miscellaneous awards. 4 years experience including production. Will Female announcer/assistant Produc- work in OH or New England Call (419)447-2815. (3-281 tion DIrector/copy writer/ne wscast- JAY STU ART, formerly nights at W NVR, W API-A M/Birmingham. AL needs LP and single W ATR/Waterbury, CT. 2 years experience, looking for er/assistant MD, aide-de-camp, 5 years record service immediately from all labels Send to BOB WADE, formerly of WIFI B WYSP looking for pro- small-medium market jock position. Call after 6pm, experience, seeks creative, professional 2148 Highland Ave South. Birmingham, AL 35205 gram ming gig. Preferably West. Will consider all. (215) 12031 281-3679.13-19) (3-281 855-8990. (3-28) CHR/AOR. Began at 17 in Colorado Spr- ings. Veteran of many radio wars. Help! W ARB/Covington (including Ne w PD position wanted. Major market experience in New Morning talk sho w host. 7 year. experience. Morn- Get me out of Kansas! Call CAROLYN Orleans), A/C-Country, needs record ings. Country-A/C Prefer talk, will consider all offers. Orleans, Houston, Oklahoma City Er Charlotte. Current- Mediurnirnsjor market. Call JOHNNY, 1419) 389-1650. BARNES, (913) 827-4696 anytime. (4-2) • ly on air. If interested call (7041 542-8048. (3-191 service from all labels. Send to W ARB, Ur- (3-28) ban Country, P.O. Box 568, Covington, 7 year vet seeks manage ment, PO or air work posi- LA 70434. (3-26) • tion. Experienced in all formats and phases. Will year pro, killer production. pro motion. One-to-one M arketing/Research specialist and team player KHO W, KAZY, KYNO. Warm climate relocate. Call RON, (419) 238-2245. (3-19) KBPI/Dianver looking for the out-of-print book "Top please. Call MARK, (303) 893-7006. (3-26) W harton M BA (1983) looking for a sum- Pop Records 1955-1972" by Joel Whitburn Contact: mer internship in the com munications in- 6 year pro with program ming Et operations ex- Pete Mackay, 13031 938-2313 13-191 perience looking for respectable market-CHR format. STEVE GARRETT successful 10 year vet in Contem- dustry. Five years in radio (WC MF, #1$ porary radio. Major market experience Looking for a Call STEVE, (4191 680-3836. (3-19) stable operation. For TEtR end latest ratings call 14121 Total audience each book worked, 1-95, 373-3994 (3-26) ditto) plus ad agency experience. East Dynamic, creative, forrielai news production per- Coast only. PAUL GUNDLACH, 39 West sonality. 5 years experience in copywriting, features R&R Opportunities BRAD MORGAN, formerly WCAO/PNI drive. Friendly. Wilmot Ave., Haverto wn, PA 19083. and news. Seeks to relocate ASAP. Call JULIE, (402) smooth delivery. Call 13011583-9462. (3-26) Advertising (215) 446-5683. (4-2) • 729-2737. (3-19) CH ARUE SO M MERS, currently with big WAYS/Chev- MICHAEL TURNER, 23, 6 years radio, college, com- Radio & Records provides free listings (maxi rons, NC seeks on-air/production with coastal FM. mercial and club experience. Will work all formats. Will Prefer FL. Innovative, talented, excellent references. Ai/imitable now. CHR jock/MD, presently working, mum 24 words or 3 lines) in Openings. Positions relocate. (2131 752-2336.13-191 (7041827-9657 13-281 looking for new challenge at CHR. A/C or Urban in Sought. and Changes You may place your mediu m market in West or South. ANDRE, (305) free listing by mail or phone 484-8296.13-191 15 year pro wants to manage or program Beautiful Varied background: news, features, ads, talk sho w, Rate for Opportunities ads exceeding 3-line Music or A/C station. My current station is 02 in market. STEVE SU M MERS. formerly afternoon personality jock. Prefer news or talk position - San Francisco Bay maximum is $12 for up to one inch (12 lines: STEVE, (813)8665775, evenings. 13-261 and MD at WORD/Detroit is available due to a format area. SIFF, (8021 782-8968, evenings; (0021 344-3732, 96 words) shift. Seeking new CHR challenge. (313) 474-7097. leave message. (3-19) Creative personality. loyal employee available. RICK. (3-191 LEER OH MAN, (408) 883-9328 (3-281 Frequency Rates • Country com municator. Currently AM drive/MD. W hat's this? A book winning newsman? Currently Seeks ratings-conscious team, knowledgeable PD. 1 Week 2 Weeks 3 Weeks FEM ALE EXPERIENCED. 6 years experience, greet employed network correspondent misses major Entertaining character voice sidekick. Prefer Southern S12 00 $20 00 $25 00 production, great references, warm delivery. Looking market combat. I'll mirror your market and format. medium/major. (704) 562-9258, after 5pm. (3-19) • Must run consecutive weeks for sir work or ?. Call (812) 255-9181. PEG. (3-28) Demographic end research specialist. (2031 822-9168. 13-191 M ARK McGREGIOR, experienced all for mate. Ex- Experienced female com municator with excellent Payable in Advance cellent ratings. Natural talent. All response greatly ap- kno wledge of music seeks MD/on-air position in rm not the woricre greatest job hunter but I'm a very preciated. (208) 384-6849. (3-191 Orders must be typewritten or printed and Southeast. LEE, (9121 365-8887. (3-28) good jock with numbers to back my claim. EDDIE must be accompanied by check M ONSON, 12091 439-1848.13-191 Tired of ell the hotshots and egos? Then cell me, ex- Blind Box ads or Classified Display ads are Formerly with KELP, K102, KRIO and WU G looking perienc ed and want to work. Prefer West. BOBBY, $20 per inch (recommended 50 words) per Stand Out From The Crowd for MD/air talent with Country/AOR station preferably 1E1081 792-4830 or (808) 746-3129.(3-19) in South. Call SPACY JAY WALKER, 1915) 588-6722. week, plus $15 per week for postage/hand- Chances are you're looking for an outstanding (3-19) Dyna mic, creative melia/black personality. Ex- ling $35 minimum for Blind Boxes. person to fill your opening. So why not place a perience with Urban/Contemporary and CHR formats. Have B.A. in com munications medium/major market Deadline for all Opportunities ads is noon standout ad in R&R? Very unique. •d•pteble, dyna mic per- sonality - crazy Et funl Even my ex-mother-in-law preferred. Call LANCE, (212) 993-0278 or (2131 (PST) Thursday You can have an ad that will set you apart from loves mel JERRY WILSON, 19151 596-2663. (3-19) 704-8948.13-191 For Opportunities. call (213) 553-4330 or the competing employers and get quick results. Young veteran, small market news Et Sports Director Country station personality/MD with over 7 years in imail to Radio & Records. 1930 Century Park 4 Just call PAM at (213) 553-4330. looking for major market anchor/reporter position. Cal Country radio, available now. Call BRUCE, 1718) West. Los Angeles, CA 90067 M ARK, (8151895-5867.13-191 884-7038 afternoons or evenings. (3-19) THE ARBITKON COMrANY 019611 THE ARBITRoN COMPANY 139 A Cared Dow. Company

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• ecords This Week In MARCH 26, 1982 Music History BY DAN FORMENTO OF THE SOURCE CUR A/C Pearl Bailey Born Journey No. 1 Vangelis Blazes 5-1 MONDAY, MARCH 29 — One of the most promi- nent voices of the American musical theatre, Pearl For 7th Week Bailey was born March 29, 1918 in Newport News, Virginia. Pearl started as a dancer and singer in New Charlene, Beatles, Nelson, Flack, York City nightclubs during the early 40's, and in 1943 she toured as the vocalist with the Cootie Williams Or- Stones, Elton Cotton Breakers chestra. Her stage career began in 1946 in the title role of the Broadway musical "St. Louis Woman." One of her Earn Breakers most highly acclaimed performances was in "Hello Dol- No. 1 Most Added ly" in the late 60's, which led to her own television series Top 5 Logjam Of Hits on ABC in 1970. For Derby Dan TRIVIA — Eric Claptoo married Patti Boyd, 1935 Also born this day To everyone's surprise, Journey managed Vengells has triu mphed as the second con- was Lonnie Donegan, 1931 to hold on to number one again this week, with secutive new artist to reach No. 1, and 1982's more stations playing it (92 %) than Stevie Won- first No. 1 instrumental. Olivia Ne wton-John der 185 %), and Olivia (89 %), and higher station (8-4) could be next in line for the top. Willie Nelson's Birthday chart positions than the other contenders. Jour- Breakers this week go TUESDAY, MARCH 30 — Red-headed stranger ney's seven weeks at to three returning stars: Willie Nelson was born March 30, 1933 in the dusty the top tied Foreigner's Willie Nelson (25-18), "Waiting For A Girl Like hamlet of Abbott, Texas, Roberta Flack (27-20), You" for length of chart where he and his sister Bob- and Gene Cotton (28,- supremacy. bie were raised by gospel- 25). Breaker contenders Fro m 1-9 on the chart Al Jarreau (30-241, singing grandparents. it was pretty jam med Charlene (debut 26), Willie was five when he got up. Olivia see ms the and Greg Guidry (debut his first guitar, and at thir- most likely to knock off Hagar Grabs Top Spot 28) are all gaining solidly. teen he'd formed his own Journey as Stevie "Run For The Roses," band with his father on fid- weakened. Joan Jett From Geils Dan Fogelberg's fourth hung in at No. 4, dle. In 1961 Nelson sold the single from his latest LP, Go-Go's at No. 5, Huey copyright to "Night Life," Asia, CDB Debut started from the gate as Lewis moved 8-6, Van- one of his earliest songs, for the paltry fee of $150 to swiftly as the previous gelis held at No. 7, with finance a move to Nashville. There he quickly made it as Strongly, Hit Breaker three, ranking No. 1 Rick Springfield gro w- a songwriter and later, with a boost from WayIon Jenn- M ost Added. The Car- ing 12-8, and J. Geils penters, Beatles, Bar- ings and Leon Russell, as a performer as well. rocking from 10-9 . . . all Dregs, Page Also Debut ry Menilo w, Charlene, TRIVIA — Also born this day was Frankie Laine, 1914 Graeme Edge sho wed very little signs Elton John, Sheena of the Moody Blues. 1942 Jim Dandy of Black Oak Arkansas, 1948 and of deterioration. After a total of ten weeks as AOR's top- Easton, and Eddie Eric Clapton, 1945 It looks like the late played albu m, the J. Geils Band were knocked Rabbitt also gathered 60's or early 70's with out of their throne by Sa m my Hagar, a winner heavy new action. artists like the Beatles, in hots and total reports. Aldo Nova, Rick Beatles Grab National Top 5 The beginning of the Rolling Stones, and Springfield, To m my Tutone, and D wight WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31 — Two weeks Arbitron rating period, Elton John all breaking T willey all took great jumps this week. Asia often associated with before John, Paul, George and Ringo were scheduled to in the same week. debuted with pheno menal adds strength, grab- tightening playlists, arrive in America for their first U.S. tour, music in- Charlene looked very bing Breaker status in the process. Also see med to play no sig- dustry publication Billboard reported that Beatles titles strong, debuting in her debuting this week were Charlie Daniels nificant role this week. occupied the top five slots in its Hot 100 chart. (#1 "Can't Breaker week at No. 25. (another Breaker), Dregs, and the Jim my Page "Death Wish II" soundtrack, while the resilient In fact, fifteen records Buy Me Love," #2 "Twist And Shout," #3 "She Loves At the top of the New Et Shooting Star shot back on the chart for a third scored 10 adds or more Active list, Kool Ft the You, #4 "I Want To Hold Your Hand," and #5 "Please apiece, tying the 1982 Gang, and the Hu man time. Please Me.") And if that wasn't enough, other Beatles record set last month League looked primed Also sho wing airplay strength this week singles held spots at #16, #44, #49, #69, #78, #84, and #88 in were Secret Police man's Other Ball, Scor- SEE PAGE 54 to break next week. the same chart! SEE PA GE 55 pions, and Duke Jupiter. SEE PA GE 45 TRIVIA — Jimi Hendrix began his first British tour, 1967 Birthdays today for John D. Loudermilk, 1934 and Herb Alpert. 1935.

First Automatic Record Changer Black Radio THURSDAY, APRIL 1 — H MV ("His Master's e rn-1(1 r Voice"), through its German branch Electrola, in- 1 troduced the first automatic record changer on April 1, Stevie Stays At No. 1 1927, as part of a new radio-phonograph combination. "All you do is to seat yourself in your favorite chair at Conway Keeps Crown Ray Parker Jr. any distance from the radio loudspeaker and play any record you want, as many times as you want, and at any For Second Vlleek Takes Big Jump volume you desire." The ultimate goal of this project and of the industry as a whole was to develop long- Six Breakers This VVeek playing records, which RCA Victor demonstrated four Kieran Kane Et years later. VVest Street Mob TRIVIA — Ragtime legend Scott Joplin died, 1917 Birthdays today Bellamys Only Breakers for Ronnie Lane of the Small Faces. 1946 and Rudolph Isley of the Isley Most Added Brothers, 1939 Con way T witty's "The Clo wn" copped the top spot for the second week in a row, The top chart position was won again by Marvin Gaye Turns 43 although a battle bre wed between Anne Mur- Stevie W onder (for the eighth weekl) and FRIDAY, APRIL 2 — Soul singer Marvin Gaye ray, Kenny Rogers, George Jones, and E m- S mokey Robinson continued his firm gnp on was born the son of a minister in Washington, D.C. on mylou Harris (Nos. 2 through 5 respectively) the number two spot. Atlantic Starr, Richard for the No. 1 position. All are strong records, April 2, 1939. Marvin's interest in music began when he "Dimples" Fields, O'Bryan, and the Chi-Lites although George Jones see med to have a was a boy playing organ in his father's church. During all cracked the top ten mark this week. slight edge in terms of upward move ment. M ost Added honors went to the W est the 50's Gaye played and sang in a number of local With Con way at No. 1 and Kieran Kane Street Mob, closely follo wed by Bloodstone, Washington groups including the Rainbows, out of which and the Bella my Brothers Breaking this week, Deniece Willia ms, the O'Jays, and Stars On he formed his own group the Marquees (which backed Elektra made it a clean sweep. Congratula- 45 ("Tribute To Stevie Wonder"). Bo Diddley); later he joined the Moonglows. His first tionsl The activity level on newer product slow- This week six records became Breakers taste of success came with the release of his fourth solo ed down some what. Ho wever, some movers Roy Parker Jr., Kool & the Gang, Patrice single ' Stubborn Kind Of Fellow" in the early 60's. to watch out for in the coming weeks included Rushen, Shala mar, Ca meo, and Deniece Other hits followed, including "Can I Get A Witness," T.G. Sheppard (34 Adds), Eddie Rabbitt (33 Williams. Debuting on the Black Radio Chart "How Sweet It Is," and "I Heard It Through The Adds), Lee Green wood (24 Adds), Ta m my were Cameo, Cheri, Deniece Willia ms, Skyy, W ynette (23 Adds), and the Gary Ste wart & and the O'Jays. Ray Parker Jr. made the largest Grapevine." Dean Dillon duet (22 Adds). SEE PA GE 50 move on the chart from 30-15. SEE PAGE 52 TRIVIA — Other birthdays include Larry ('oryell. 1943 and Leon Russell, 1941

S. REM/Friday, March 26.1962 F'iiq n 44 National Music Formats T.G. Sheppard's 4 Added This Week V w litc I ork 'Finally' Aw4,, Goorg• Williams (404) 955-9521 COesaaatt THE. ',TAKTATION Hap Is Bob Laurance (213) 883-7400 T.G. SHEPPARD "Finally" (WB/Curb) ELTON JOHN XT-4 0 pening -Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)" (Geffen) SISTER SLEDGE 'My Guy" (CotilliorcAtr-o) Country Coast-To-Coast BEATLES "Movie Medley" (Capitol) MEL TILLIS CHARLIE DANIELS BAND In CHR: "It's A Long Way To Daytona" (Elektra) "Still In Saigon (Epic) LEON EVERETTE :4111h1111111 340) "Just Give Me What You Think Is Fair" (RCA) BARRY MANILO W "Lot s Hang On" (Arista) LOUISE MANDRELL "Around My Heart" (RCA) Just Out: ROBERTA FLACK Making Love ' (Atlantic) 4 Z93 deb 28 Q104 add ELTON JOHN 94Q on VVBBQ on WAEV deb 29 "Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)" (Geffen) Great A merican Country Q105 add 26 W MAK-FM add Z102 add 35 Chick Watkins (303) 578-0700 GENE WATSON "Speak Softly" (Capitol) WCKX add 28 WOKI deb 39 95SGF on PETULA CLARK RICK SPRINGFIELD KXX106 on WQUT add WFOX on "Natural Love" (Scotti Bros /CBS) "Dont Talk To Strangers" (RCA) WZYP add WAYS on WCGQ add r) WHHY-FM on VVRQK on WISE on centPK, 11.101 M .01%1t irN t 1 /1/ 1 BPI CK101 deb 39 WCSC on KVOL add Bob Stowns (214) 934 2121 John lies (800) 426-9082 The g Format.

GENESIS Man On The Corner" (Atlantic) GREG GUIDRY "Gain' Down" (Badland/Columbta) CHARLIE DANIELS BAND CRYSTAL GAYLE "Still In Saigon" (Epic) 'You Never Gave Up On Me" (Columbia) CARS Since You're Gone" (Elektra) GORDON LIGHTFOOT "Baby Step Back" (WB) ALDO NOVA "Fantasy" (Epic) "FINALLY" t'ounity I jrujy BEATLES Movie Medley" (Capitol) T.G. SHEPPARD "Finally" (WB/Curb) JOE SUN -Holed Up In Some Honky-Tonk DAVID LASLEY (Elektra) "If I Had My Wish Tonight" (EMI America) FRED KNOBLOCK SHEENA EASTON "When He Shines" (EMI -I Had It All" (Scott' Bros /CBS) America) T.G. CAROLE KING "One To One" (Atlantic) -Altura Ber MUSIC TB/VISION 1" CARPENTERS 'Beechwood 4-5789" (A&M) Buzz Brindle (212) 944-5399 SHEPPARD ELTON JOHN "Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)" (Geffen) GRAHAM PARKER "Temporary Beauty" (Ansta) GREG GUIDRY "Gain' Down" (Badkind/Colurnbia) Produced By Buddy Killen DEPECHE MODE "See You" (Sire/WB) T.G. SHEPPARD "Finally' . (WB/Curb) FINGERPRINTZ "Shadowed" (Stiff America) JOE "KING" CARRASCO "Bad Rap" (MCA) 0 27 1 ) 1 11 JOURNEY "Open Arms" (Columbia) T.G. SHEPPARD "Finally" (WB/Curb)

LEE GREENWOOD "Ring On Her W I LLI A M B jrlrler 4C41110l11 Finger, Time On Her Hands" (MCA) 4,-)TanneR mus,col RE C O R D S RAY PRICE "Forty And Fadin' " (Dimension) 4 C O M P A N Y IN C Spectrum REX ALLEN JR. ?tinny Bosak (901) 320-4433 Manufactured and Distributed by Warner Bros. Records "Last Of The Silver Screen Cowboys" (WB) Bright Blue

ELTON JOHN TMProgramming "Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)" (Geffen) Cal Casey (214) 634-8511 TANner Country BELLAMY BROTHERS "For All The Wrong Reasons" (Elektra/Curb) JACKY WARD "Travelin' Man" (Asylum) ROLLING STONES LACOSTA TUCKER "Hang Fire" (Rolling StonesiAtco) "Love Take It Easy On Me" (Elektra) ELTON JOHN MEL McDANIEL "Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)" (Geffen) -Take Me To The Country" (Capitol) RAY PARKER JR. TAMMY WYNETTE -Another Chance" (Epic) "The Other Woman" (Ansta) LEON EVERETTE CARS "Since You're Gone" (Elektra) "Just Give Me What You Think Is Fair" (RCA) GENESIS "Man On The Corner" (Atlantic) JOE SUN "Holed Up In Some Honky-Tonk" BEATLES -Movie Medley" (Capitol) (Elektra) CHARLIE DANIELS BAND JOE STAMPLEY "I'm Goin . Hurtin' " (Epic) "Still In Saigon" (Epic) CINDI HURT "Don't Come Knockin' " (Churchill) HUMAN LEAGUE "Don't You Want Me" (MM)

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4 1 0 - AL JARREAll "Teach Me Tonight" (WB) Lao Nye (916) 782-7754

Adult Rock EDDIE RABBITT ELTON JOHN "I Don't Know Where To Start" (Elektra) "Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)" (Geffen) FRED KNOBLOCK BEATLES "Movie Medley (Capitol) "I Had It All" (Scott] Bros./CBS) SHEENA EASTON "When He Shines (EMI LACOSTA TUCKER Arnenca) "Love Take It Easy On Me" (Elektra) CHARLIE DANIELS BAND TAMMY WYNETTE -Another Chance" (Epic) "Still In Saigon" (Epic) LEON EVERETTE CHARLENE "I've Never Been To Me" (Motown) "Just Give Me What You Think Is Fair" (RCA) LOVERBOY "When It's Over" (Columbia) '4 Rea/Friday, March 26. 1982 P a g e 45 ACf NATIONA MIRPLAY/ 40

Album cuts are listed in order 1 167 REP ORTERS r March 26, 1982 of airplay preference 315 3/12 3/79 3 16 4 3 3 1 SA M MY HAG AR Standing Hampton (Geffen) "Fall" "Way" "Fire" "Piece" 2 2 2 2 JOAN JETT Et THE BLACKHE ARTS I Love Rock-N-Roll (Boardwalk) "Crimson" Title "Bits" "Victim" 10 8 6 3 ALD O NOV A Aldo Nova (Portrait/CBS) "Fantasy" "Foolin'" "Ball" "Love" 6 5 4 4 PRIS M Small Change (Capitol) . "Don't" "Hole" "Radar" "Heart" 1 1 1 5 J. GEILS BAN D Freeze-Frame (EMI America) Title "Rage" "Centerfold" 5 6 5 6 LOVERB OY Get Lucky (Columbia) "Over" 'Top" "Working" "Lucky" "Calling" "Don't" "Kristina" "Girls" 18 7 RICK SPRIN GFIELD Success Hasn't Spoiled Me Yet (RCA) 12-inch 45 7 7 7 8 VAN HALEN (Oh) Pretty Wo man (WB) "Do" "Workin' " "Heart" "Buzz" 16 12 10 9 HUEY LEWIS Et THE NE WS Picture This (Chrysalis) "867-5309/Jenny" 22 16 15 10 TO M MY TUTONE Tom my Tutone-2 (Columbia) "Addicted" "Nobody- "Boys" "Safe" 14 13 13 11 LE ROUX Last Safe Place (RCA) "Spirits" "Journey- "Hungry" "Sun" 3 4 8 12 POLICE Ghost In The Machine (AB M) "Lonely Nights" 13 11 12 13 BRY AN AD A MS You Want It — You Got It (AErM) "Right" "Gone" "Stranger" "Third" 26 18 16 14 G A M M A 3 (Elektra) "Since" Title "Cruiser" "One" 8 9 9 15 CARS Shake It Up (Elektra) "Fool" "Heart' "Kind" 9 10 11 16 QU ARTERFLASH Quarterflash (Geffen) "Man" Title "Like" 11 14 14 17 GENESIS Abacab (Atlantic) "So mebody- "Back" "Girl" 30 26 22 18 D WIG HT TVVILLEY Scuba Divers (EMI America) . . "Beat" "Lips" "Town" 18 20 17 19 GO-G O'S Beauty Et The Beat (IRS/A& M) "Co mplicated" "Desire" "Road" 20 21 21 20 JOH NNY Et THE DISTR ACTIONS . Let It Rock (AG M) Title "Alive" "Inside" "Do wn" 37 25 19 21 JAY FERGUSON White Noise (Capitol) "Heat" "Survivor" "Dreams" "Time" 22 ASIA ASIA (Geffen) "Flying" "Tonight" "Kill" 15 17 20 23 OZZY OSBOURNE Diary Of A Mad man (Jet/CBS) "Angel" "Hollywood" "Pressure" 24 22 23 24 THIN LIZZY Renegade (WB) "Roxanne" "Air" "Crossroads" — 28 25 SECRET POLICE M AN'S.. Various Artists (Island/WB) "No One" Title — 39 26 SCORPIONS Blackout (Mercury/PolyGram) "Heart" "Me" "Tears" "Baby" 34 32 26 27 BON NIE RAITT Green Light (WB) "Saigon" "Gal" "Cajun" i .e. 28 CH ARLIE DANIELS BAN D Windo ws (EpiC) "Crank" "Bloodsucking" "Ridin'" 29 DREGS Industry Standard (Arista) "Drink" "Blues" — 33 30 DUKE JUPITER 1 (Coast-Coast/CBS) "Arms" Title "Don't" "Crying" 17 24 27 31 JOURNEY Escape (Columbia) 12-inch 45 36 30 31 32 STEVIE NICKS — (LIVE) Edge Of Seventeen (Modern/Atco) . "Hero" "Waiting" "Woman" "Urgent" 19 23 25 33 FOREIGNER 4 (Atlantic) "Any way Anytime" 23 27 30 34 W R ABIT Wrabit (MCA) New AC/DC For Those About To Rock (Atlantic) . "Get" Title Entry 12 15 24 35 "Writer" 28 28 29 36 UFO Mechanix (Chrysalis) SOFT CELL Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret (Sire/WB) . . "Tainted" "Hello" 38 35 32 37 "Sand wich" "Sirens" "Blame" "Chase" 38 JIM MY PAGE Death Wish II (Swan Song/Atco) "Fire" "Friend" "T&A" 27 33 36 39 ROLLING STONES Tattoo You (Rolling Stones/Atco) "Holly wood" "Flesh" "Side" "Life" 35 37 40 SH O OTIN G STAR Hang On For Your Life (Virgin/Epic) MEDIUM THE HOTTEST MOST ADDED 2126 3/19 13/12 2 5 3/26 3/19 3/12 3,5 2/26 1 S A M M Y 116/125 151/130 119/121 154120 1461112 3/21 3/19 3112 3 4 2/26 H AG AR 1 G A M M A 122 67 117/79 107/71 701/20 05 Standing Hampton (Gaff en) A O A l A l o A o 1 A SI A 13411 01 0 a s 0 A 7 a s 3 (Elektra) A S A 13 A 22 A 79 "HI Fall in Love A gain" m 21 M 20 1,124 M 30 40 34 A sia (Geffen) M O "Right The First Time" 14 27 H 25 H 14 H 2 129/111 153/133 150/132 111/1 0 163/138 H. 2 J. G EIL S B A N D "Heat Of The Mo ment" 2 D WI G H T T WIL LE Y 105/83 97/71 88 57 83 69 61/1 Freeze (EMI America) A O A O AO A O A 2 C H A R U E D A NIEL S B A N 92 49 11/11 O M 010 as Scuba Dryers (EMI Amencal A S A 9 A 21 A 30 A 60 Title M IS M 20 M 14 M , 7 M 14 Windo ws (Epic) M S M O • -Somebody To Love" H 17 H 14 H 10 H43 H O 3 J O A N J E T T... 136/106 1501132 119/131 112/136 117/135 in Sarg on" 7443 H O 90171 92/78 975/79 97/79 66/67 "Still 3 J O H N N Y 6 T H E... A 1 A O A 1 A il A i 79 62 71/70 2 2 vt I Love Rock (Board walk) 3 S C O R PI O N S us Let It R ock (A 8 M) A 2 A 6 oka A 17 6 M 30 M 18 M 17 M 16 M il M 38 M 1 M P M O M 1 14-10 "Cn mson Clover" Black o ut (Mercury/PG) "C o m plicated" 1414 7414 14 11 14 12 4 L O V E R B O Y 12291 137/109 1221178 113/121 112,1118 .4 9 HP 14-0 H O 115 50 No One Like Y o u . 4 L E R O U X 129/71 7 2372 121 22 126 55 A O A -0 A O A O •43 67121 61/18 W 4 6 0 0 A 4 G et Lucky (Colu mbia) 4 JI M M Y P A G E Last Safe Place (RCA) A 2 A 1 A O A 3 "Working" M 29 M 29 M 21 M 22 nol 24 Death iSwan Song/A m.:4 M 29 54-2 M O "Addicted" H 545 H 55 442 14 le H 31 5 A L D O N O V A 11691 139611 129/72 132/56 121137 Jam Sand wich- 147 MI 74-0 /05/77 90 55 69/9 a s 5 J A Y FE R G U S O N 93/70 A 4 A l A 1 A 7 A Tie Ald o N ova (PortraiV C B S) 75120 73/86 O A O N A 56 5 D R E G S as W hite N oise (Capitol) A 9 A 19 A 38 "Fantasy" M 45 M 49 MS6 M 13 MO , Industry Sta n dard (Arista) M SS M S Title" .1 14 7415 .4 7 P-12 136 51 11492 141196 111 57 112/79 1+6 140 5 P RIS M ' Crank It Up' 81 51 91/72 53 61 9 460 8 T HI N LIZ Z Y A O A 0 A 1 A l A l S mall C ha nge ICa pitoll 1 219 2 7127 1/1 O M A 25 6 R O G E R D A L T R E Y 42,24 R e n ega de ( W B) A 1 A A 412 M .46 M .S8 M 44 M 63 M 6.? M 21 M IS M O M O " D o n't Let Him Kno w" Best Bits (MC A) " A ngel Of D eath" 1-116 H 20 H lb H 10 H 5 111/79 131/1 111/118 152629 7 41/124 7.3 H H -0 140 7 P O LIC E Martyrs Er Mad men" 130 51 131/72 1,77/72 114179 111 69 7 H U E Y L E WIS Et N E W S A O A I A 2 s o 1443 1 218 16 O M G O 0/0 G h ost in T he IAEr M) 7 M O O N M A R TI N Picture This (Chrysalis) A 2 A , A 7 A 23 " Material W orld" M 32 M 33 M 24 M 24 M 24 M I M O 1422 Mystery Ticket (Capitol) " D o Love" 74A 7 H 50 H 48 H 31 You Believe in 105/75 122/90 122 43 131191 128/77 H O .4-0 8 O U A R T E R F L A S H X Ray Vision' 8 T O M M Y T U T O N E 128/58 111 57 98 53 87143 55/38 A O A O A I A.43 17/16 O uarterflatin (Gelle n) 8 K A R L A B O N O F F 717 as as ay Tom my Tutore2 (Colu m ba A S A 12 A.9 A 19 A 10 5430 5,32 M 39 MI , M 50 M I M O 1420 "Find Another Fool" Wild Heart (Columba& "887 5 3094Je n ny" 1.410 H 42 H 351 74 26 131/71 N M V I O M 141 14-0 9 RI C K S P RI N G FIE L D 'Personally" 9 RI C K S P RI N G FIE L D 13651 111 60 as as A 9 A 117 • 7 14/13 010 010 W S ucc ess H asn't (RC A) 9 J J C A LE so S ucesas H asn't (R C A) A 9 A 112 A 2 M 51 M 10 M M i "Calling All Girls" Grasshopper (Mercury/PG) "Calling All Girls" 14 74 H 9 H 107/71 128 58 121/91 136198 133/103 H O 119 56 10 C A R S "One Ste p A hea d- 10 B R Y A N A D A M S 111 59 119/17 121 53 122 51 s o A 0 A O A O f 9 W1 5 468 2 2 a s Shake It UP lElektfa) 10 S E C R E T P O U C E M A N'S.. Y ou W a nt It... )AEr M) A 2 A t A A A "Since You're Gone" M 36 M 40 M IS M I ? 29 Tio im41 m 26 5.40 M O .450 Venous Artists (Isla nd/ W S) 'Lo nely Nig hts" HID 7470 H as H AO 130 57 131,68 127118 116 61 113 22 1426 .15 K O K O 11 H U E Y LE WIS Et N E W S "R oxa nne" 11 D R E G S 741118 71 4 0 0 0 0 as Picture This (Chrysalis) A.2 A O A 7 * 7 23 10 D U K E J U PIT E R O M 117 62 1 220 22 62 15111 Industry Standard (Arista) A 20 AA6 M al M T2 1M 72 M 79 as 4444 M 40 M 23 M A M 1 "Do You Believe in Love" 1 (Coatn-C oasU C B S) "Crank It Up" 745 H O 111 52 119 60 121 55 123 50 119 50 147 r4-5 734 7.2 1.3 12 B R Y A N A D A M S "r11 Drink To You" 11 U F O M M 71 52 72 46 7 2811 67147 A O A.2 A 1 A 2 11/10 212 0/0 0 /0 0 6 Y ou W ant It IAEr M) 12 C A R O LS KI N G Mechansa (Chrysalis) A l A A S A 5 M A M O "Lonely Nights" M 49 1914, M M A , M AD One T o O ne lAtiantic) "The Writer" H A OA 1 744 H 2 111/12 M el 87125 M O 74-0 13 T O M M Y T U T O N E Immo Title 13 A L D O N O V A 110116 139 59 12466 1.72/73 A s A 17 A O A 16 A 10 7349 1111112 112 O M O M Tom my Tartone2 (Cokx n h e 13 RI C K S P RI N G FIE L D Ald o N ova (Portrart/CBSI A . Al A 3 M 68 M 67 MM1.1 M 413 M l6 M -51 74420 M 3 "067 6309/J en n y" Success Hasn't (RC A) ne "Fantasy" H 91 " NH H 72 7456 91 58 102 511 1031111 120 72 14 74 649 H 14 G E N E SIS M O/ " Calling Al Gide 13 P RIS M noms 11448 111111 1 0 53 A C A ? A o A O A 3 9311 105/19 90 61 O M W O A beca b lAtlanticl 13 J A Y FE R G U S O N S mell Change (Capitol) A O A O A 1 A l 0.01 70 kol 71 M 46 M O " Ma n In T he C o mer" M 33 •0142 M 42 M -46 m 41, W hite NO4941 (Capitol) "Don't Let Him K n o w" 1491 .4 P2 H 96 .457 14 14 H 16 147 412 15 LE R O U X 121665 124112 12431 115131 Title 14 D U K E J U PIT E R 4964 17,10 47123 r , Last Safe Plac e (R C A) A A l A 0 A 3 A 4 1 1Coest-CoasVCBSI A 72 A420 A 22 M 71 M 71 M a7 M 545 M AO " A ddicted" rn Drink To You" H I. 6 H A H 2 15 0 0- 0 0'S 86611 97 21 14 61 119151 M M B ea uty Et T he IIR S/A & M A 1 • A 4 A ll A 4 " We G ot The Beat" M 28 M 27 M 32 m 79 M il

nw• n.ports 01 charting arlists are displayed liter a h e e eck The M ediu m reports of charting artists are display'sl in er a IR e %rig) 11 w A dded reports of charting artists are display ed over a five week period The,/ a n . listed in ordi.r 01 total reports wi bin the sti muli rotation pe nis! T hey are listed in order of total reports within the specific rotation period T hey are listed in order of total rep orts within lb.' specific rotation for the w eek T wo nu mbers follo w each albu m Ii le T he first n.presetil , Iiir the w eek T wo nu m bers follo w eac h albu m fille T he fir,i represents for w eek T wo nu mbers follo w each albu m title T he first represent , total nu m ber til our reporting stations playing lb.' altiu m ibis week T he ms (ota) number of our reporting s tations playing the albu m this week T he sec total number of our reporting stations playing the albu m this week T he SI , iind is the nu mber of thirst. %Lotions that reported it n hut rotation this 913 .1‘ 0nd is tN . nu m ber of those stations that reported it in m ediu m rotaliOn this as the nu mber of those statio ns that added il this w eek Belo w the , Belo w tht0 w nu m N .rs a n . break do w ns ill the a titinis report. in A bel seek Ileluss these numtirrs a n. break do w ns of the albu m • reports in other nu mbers are breakdo w ns of the alhu m's reports in 'Sher rotation.. for IN nibilions (or the week T b. . albu ni • prelerred it 4311 is aal in, fir t *is+ Thr album • oroge n-NI airplay cut is listed ...,0ek T he albin o prefi-rred airplay cul is listed Page 46 RE:TR/Friday, March 28, 1982

,BREAKERS' Significant Action JAZZ ON LA,C1f Breakers are those newer records that have the greatest . 0 level of station activity on any given week CHUBBY CHECKER . The Change Has Come (MCA) "Diamond" "Running". . Total: 48. A-3, M-38, H-7 2 1 FULL MO O N N Larsen/B. Feiten (WB) GLASS MO ON . Growing In The Dark (Radio/Atlantic) "Visitor" "Sierra" "Eyes" "Carousel" "Simon" Total: 44. A-1, M-34, H-9 1 2 AL DI ME OLA Electric Rendezv„ocurusliisCion l.riTbitiale) ROGER D ALTREY Best Bits (MCA) "Heat" "Survivor" "Martyrs" "See" Total: 43 A-19, M-21, H-3 3 Sleep walk IWB) 3LARRY CARLTON "Drea ms" "Time." 82% of Title "Frenchman's" NICK LO WE Nick The Knife (Columbia) our reporters on it. Total "Stick" "Burning" Total: 39. A-2, M-22, H-15 5 4 MICH AEL FRANKS . . Objects Of Desire (WB) albu m reports: 134 "Ladies' Nite" "Flirtation" SIM ON Et G ARFUNKEL Concert In Central Park (WB) A-133, M-0, H-1. Albu m "Susie" "Mrs. Robinson" Total: 39. A-6, M-20, H-13 6 5 JEFF LORBER It's A Fact (Arista) debuted this w eek at "Tierra" Title "Magician" number 22. HU M AN LEAGUE Dare (A& M) 4 6 JEAN-LUC PONTY. Mystical Adventures (Atli -Don't" "Seconds" Total: 38. A-7, M-20, H-11 "Rhyth ms" "As" "Jig" DAVID BO WIE 12-inch 45 (MCA) / 7 WE ATHER REPORT Weather... (ARC/Columbia) 'Cat People" Total: 38. CHARLIE DANIELS "Dare" "Volcano" KROKUS 12-inch 45 (Arista) 8 8 LEE RITEN OUR Rio (Musician/Elektra) "Long Stick Goes Boom" Total: 37. BAND "Rio Funk" Windows (Epic) BOB Et DOUG McKENZIE Great W hite... (Mercury/PG) 9 CASIOPEA Make Up City (Alfa) "Take" "Beer" Total: 36. A-0, M-26, H-10 "Saigon" "Gal" "Cajui Various Cuts 58% of our reporters on A N GEL CITY Night Attack (Epic) 10 DAN SIEGEL Dan Siegel (Elektra) it. Total albu m reports: "Fashion" "Night- Total: 36, A-0, M-30, H-6 "Uptown" "Soaring" 97. A-89, M-8, H-0. Al Significant Action listings showcase product in all musical con r hese albums, displayed over a two-week period, received significant bum debuted this week figurations that has received significant airplay but which has not 'upon's but did not chart this week on the National Airplay/40 listing at number 29. garnered sufficient reports to chart on the National Airplay/40 hating T his chart represents activity based on a combination of add, medium These records are listed in order of airplay They may be either sell on iind hot reports, as well as special jazz program ming The albu m's the nse, or former National Airplay/40 chart acts preferred airplay cuts are listed; singles are in bold typo. Artists in larger type registered signifii.ant oirplay gains this week

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taw W s..• W oo& • W aml. March 26, 1982 6 .3 1 0 CON WAY TVVITTY/The Clo wn (Elektra) BREAKERS. j 5 4 3 0 A NNE MURRAY/Another Sleepless Night (Capitol) "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of 9 6 5 0 KEN NY ROGERS/Through The Years (Liberty) station activity on any given week. 15 10 7 0 GEORGE JONES/Same Ole Me (Epic) 10 7 6 43 EM MYLOU HARRIS/Tennessee Rose (WB) KIERAN KANE 216 112 92 _t! O AK RIDGE BOYS/Bobbie Sue (MCA) I Feel It With You (Elektra) 12 8 8▪ HANK WILLIA MS JR./A Country Boy Can... (Elektra/Curb) On 66% of reporting stations. National Sum mary: Up 35, Same 22, Do wri ft o JOHNNY LEE/Be There For Me Baby (Full Moon/Asylum) Debuts 16, Adds 14. R&R Chart: 48-40. 17 16 11 RICKY SKAGGS/Crying My Heart Out (Epic) BELLAMY BROTHERS 13 11 10 10 LORETTA LYNN/I Lie (MCA) For Al The Wrong Reasons (Elektra/Curb) 4 2 4 11 MERLE HAGGARD/Big City (Epic) On 64% of reporting stations. National Sum mary: Up 7, Same 30, Do wn 0, Debuts 22 18 14 4D D. FRIZZELL & S. W EST/Another Honky-Tonk... (WB/Viva) 23, Adds 24. A Most Added Record. R&R Chart: 50-41. 19 17 13• GEORGE STR AIT/If You're Thinking You Want... (MCA) 25 20 16 0 CRYSTAL G AYLE/You Never Gave Up On Me (Columbia) 23 19 17 C1 LARRY GATLIN/In Like With Each Other (Columbia) MOST ADDED 0, HOTTEST 40 27 21 0 ALABA M A/Mountain Music (RCA) 28 22 19 G AIL DAVIES/'Round The Clock Lovin' (WB) T.G. SHEPPARD ALAB A M A 33 24 22 JOHN CONLEE/Busted (MCA) Finally (WB/Curb) 03 Mountain Music (RCA) EDDIE RABBITT 34 26 24 0 DOLLY PARTON/Single W o men (RCA) CON WAY TWITTY I Don't Know Where To Start (Elektra) 30 23 23 EARL THO M AS CONLEY/After The Love Slips Away (RCA) The Clown (Elektra) e BELLA MY BROTHERS 48 37 29 WILLIE NELSON/Always On My Mind (Columbia) O AK RIDGE BOYS e For All The Wrong Reasons (Elektra/Curb) Bobbie Sue (MCA) 14 14 15 22 SYLVIA/S weet Yesterday (RCA) LEE GREEN WO OD HANK WILLIA MS JR. 36 30 27 e TO MPALL & GLASER BROTHERS/101 Be Her (Elektra) Ring On Her Finger (MCA) A Country Boy Can Survive (Elektra/Curb) 41 32 28 e DOTTIE W EST/You're Not Easy To Forget (Liberty) TA M MY WYNETTE RICKY SKAGGS 7 9 12 25 RAZZY BAILEY/She Left Love All Over Me (RCA) Another Chance (Epic) Crying My Heart Out (Epic) 27 25 25 26 BOBBY BARE/New Cut Road (Columbia) G. STE WART & D. DILLON KENNY ROGERS 42 34 31 e EDDY RAVEN/A Little Bit Crazy (Elektra) Brotherly Love (RCA) Through The Years (Liberty) JOE STA MPLEY 44 35 e W AYLON & WILLIE/Just To Satisfy You (RCA) I'm Goin' Hurtin' (Epic) 44 40 33 e GARY MORRIS/Don't Look Back (WB) 8 13 20 30 CH ARLY McCLAIN/The Very Best Is You (Epic) 43 36 32 PETULA CLARK/Natural Love (Scotti Bros./CBS) 1 5 18 32 CH ARLEY PRIDE/Mountain Of Love (RCA) NEW & ACTIVE 47 43 34 e GENE W ATSON/Speak Softly (You're Talking...) (MCA) 50 46 36 0 M OE BAN DY/Someday Soon (Columbia)

Recent releases with alrpiay reported by at least 20 of our reporting stations are listed in order of their activity The 49 45 37 0 STEVE W ARINER/Kansas City Lights (RCA) two numbers immediately following each song title indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week 3 15 26 36 ROSANNE CASH/Blue Moon With Heartache (Columbia) and of those, how many added it this week The rotational breakdowns whlch follow indicate how many stations have - 47 39 MEL TILLIS/It's A Long Way To Daytona (Elektra) the song In the respective rotation and of those, how many added it into that particular rotation this week tgln• e °Kates one of this week s Most Added new SOMA- - 50 44 © STATLER BROTHERS/You'll Be Back... (Mercury/PolyGram) - 49 43 e MICKEY GILLEY/Tears Of The Lonely (Epic) MEL McDANIEL -Take Me To The Country" (Capitol) 77/19 - - 48 C) KIERAN KANE/I Feel It With You (Elektra) National Sum mary Up 17, Some 22, Do wn 0, Debuts 19, Adds 19, WPOC-F M, WCA W, KIX106, KIXZ, KLVI, W1v1PS, \AWN]. VVCXI, W AXX, W QHK, WITL-F M, WXCL, WHBF, WIL AM-F M, KB MY. KLZ. KVEG, KCB Q-A M, KBBO. R&R 50 BELLA MY BROTHERS/For All The Wrong... (Elektra/Curb) Chart Debut 47 11 21 30 42 JANIE FRICKEJDo Me With Love (Columbia) CALA MITY JANE "I've Just Seen A Face" (Colu mbia) 75/15 18 28 38 43 ED BRUCE/You're The Best Break... (MCA) National Sum mary Up 23. Same 28, Do wn 0, Debuts 9. Adds 15, W POR-A M-F M, KIX106, WILD, KXYL, W OKK. W NOE AM, VVCXI. KTTS-A M FM, KRST FM, KUZZ. KEIN, KLAC, KNIX-F M, KIDN, KBB Q. R&R Chart: Debut 48 35 35 41 44 VERN GOSDIN/Don't Ever Leave Me Again (AMI) JACKY WARD "Travelin' Man" (Asylu m) 71/14 21 31 40 45 KEND ALLS/If You're Waiting On Me (Mercury/PolyGram) Nat.onal Sum mary Up 13, Some 35, Do wn 0, Debuts 9, Adds 14, W POR-A M-F M. KIXZ. W XBD-F M, W QIK-F M, 49 46 LOUISE MANDRELL/Around My Heart (RCA) W MPS, vVOKK, WSIX-F M, WUBE-F M, WIRE, WTHI-F M. KB MY, KMAK. KVVJJ, KBBO. R&R Chart: Debut 49. amm410. 0 MEL McDANIELJTake Me To The Country (Capitol) New RODNEY CRO WELL "Victim Or A Fool" (WB) 68/5 National Sum mary Up 38, Some 19, Do wn 0, Debuts 6, Adds 5, VVCO S A M-F M, WFNC W MC-A M, KVEG, KBBO, CALA MITY JANE/I've Just Seen A Face (Columbia) Entry VVA MZ FM 1413. WSIX FM 8-5, WS M 20-17. KKYX 22 18, WOYK-F M 11 19, WXCL 20-16, KFH 42-37, KKAL 40-34, e JACKY WARD/Travelin' Man (Asylum) KEEN 30.25 24 33 45 50 CON HUNLEY/No Relief In Sight (WB) pE TA M MY WYN EITE "Another Chance" (Epic) 66/23 LiMI National Sum mery Up 9, Same 23, Do wn 0, Debuts 11, Adds 23 including WCA W. WEEP, KIX106, KHEY, M S Mart is bated solely on corm:Med weekly reports from our reporting stations Back circled numbers indicate W QA M, WS M K WKH, WF MS-F M, W DAF, VVTHI FM. KYG O-F M. KEED, KGA, KBBO. WIXL-F M 43-31 continued upward movement from tne majority of our renorters PE JOE STA MPLEY "I'm Goin' Hurtin' " (Epic) 63/20 Nai.nai Sum mary Up 15, Same 20, Do wn 0, Debuts 8, Adds 20 including VVVVVA. KLVI. W A MZ FM. WCIAN1, W OYK FM VVTOR FM, WUBE FM, KSO, W DAF, KFH, KYGO-F M. KVEG, KCCY-F M. WSEN-A M-F M 41-34, KPLX-F M 30-24 KAREN TAYLOR "Dia mond In The Rough" (Mesa) 32/7 National Sum mary Up 8. Same 15, Do wn 0, Debuts 2. Adds 7, WIRK FM. WSAI-A M-F M, KFGO, WITL-F M, KXRB, LA COSTA TUCKER "Love Take It Easy On Me" (Elektra) 59/6 KRSY, KBB O. KTTS-A M FM 46-40, KVOO 47-40, KR WCI-F M 31-22 National Sum mary Up 24, Same 22, Do wn 0, Debuts 7, Adds 6, WFNC, WiDIK FM. WNOE AM, WBCS, KYTE. KBBC1, BOXC AR WILLIE "Bad Ne ws" (Main Street) 32/3 W GNA FM 40 36, WIXL FM 5-4, KXYL 42-37, KVVMT 42 37, WKK O AM FM 29-24, KTTS-A M-F M 32-28, KVOC 33-28. KR WO FM 37-29 National Sum mary Up 10. Same 15. Do wn 0, Debuts 4, Adds 3_ WS M, KCBC1-A M, KGB °, WIXL-F M 31-25, WL WI-F M 39-36, WHK d-35, )(EDI-A M-F M 45-38, KVVJJ 49-41, KMPS A M-F M 25-21, KGA 32-29 JOE SUN "Holed Up In Some Honky Tonk" (Elektra) 54/12 KEITH STEGALL "In Love With Loving You" (EMI A merica) 30/4 National Sum mary Up 9. Same 27, Do wn 0, Debuts 6, Adds 12 WSEN AM FM, WADR. WOIK-F M, WIRK-F M, W MNI. National Sum mary Up 8, Same 15, Do wn 0, Debuts 3, Adds 4, WBCS, KMAK. KYTE, KRSY, WSEN-A M-F M 48-46, KUZZ, KVVJJ. KYTE, 1CTO M, KSON AM FM. KEEN, KIGO, KKYX 45-38, KITS-A M-F M 44-38, KR WO-F M 46-35. W SIX FM 17-13, WS M 38-34, KKYX 39-33, KFH 49-44, KUZZ 33-28 LEON EVERETTE "Just Give Me What You Think Is Fair- (RCA) 52/18 TENNESSEE EXPRESS 'The Arms Of A Stranger" (RCA) 29/12 National Sum mary Up 4, Same 18, Do wn 0, Debuts 12, Adds 18, VVYKR, VVVVVA. WSOC-F M, KHEY, W MC-A M, National Sum mary: Up 2. Same 13, Do wn 0, Debuts 2, Adds 12, WBG W-F M, VVVVVA. WIRK FM. W F MS-F M, KECK, W OKK, WS M. WNOE-A M, KWKH, WKK Q-A M-F M, VVTHI FM. KVOO, KFDI AM-F M, KFH, KGE M, KYG OF M. KEIN. KBB O W HBF. KRST-F M. KRVVQ-F M, KWJJ, KIGO, KBB O. BOBBY S MITH "And Then Some" (Liberty) 29/4 1M LEE GREEN WO OD "Ring On Her Finger- (MC A) 49/24 IldMI National Sum mary Up 3, Same 9, Do wn 0, Debuts 13, Adds 24 including WGNA FM, WPOR AM-F M, WSOC National Sum mary. Up 11, Same 10, Do wn 1, Debuts 3, Adds 4, KM AK, KVVJJ, KIDN, KIG O, letVI 39-32. KR M D-A M- FM 32-29, KVOO 42-35, KFH 29-24, KUZZ 29-24, KGE M 45-42, FM, KPLX FM, W MPS, WN OE AM, W AXX, WIL-A M-F M. KV00, KUZZ, KEED, KGA, KI313C1, KIX106 47-42, WSIX-F M d-23 PE G. STEVVART & D. DILLON "Brotherly Love" (RCA) 24/22 REX ALLEN JR. "Last Of The Silver Screen Co wboys" (WB) 48/19 N MI National Sum mary Up 0, Same 1. Do wn 0, Debuts 1 Adds 22 including WADR. KR M D-A M-F M, KWKH, WIRK- National Sum mary Up 3, Same 17, Do wn 0, Debuts 9, Adds 19, WPOC FM. WADR, VVYKR, WBEU. KXYL, WSOC FM, WSAI AM FM. KFGO, KEBC FM, KRAK, KSOP FM, KEEN FM VVBAP KLRA, VVVVOD, WITL FM, KECK, WHBF, KKAL. KUUY, KYG O-F M, KEED, KR WO FM. KWJJ, KGA W RIGHT BROTHERS "When You Find Her Keep Her- (WB/Reprise) 21/18 FRED KNOBLOCK "I Had It All" (Scotti Bros./CBS) 47/7 National Sum mary Up 0, Some 2. Do wn 0, Debuts 1, Adds 18 including WSEN-A M-F M, WESC-A M-F M, KR MD-A M- National Sum mary Up 10, Same 26, Do wn 0, Debuts 4, Adds 7 WBEU, WCOS-A M FM. WHBF, KXRB. KGE M, KYTE. FM, W AXX, KFG O, WF MS-F M, KITS-A M-F M, KFDI-A M-F M, KRAK. KSOP FM KIGO, WSEN-A M FM 49-44, WIXL-F M 35-30, KIX106 50-45, VVVVOD 38-33, WK SJ-F M 43-40, W XCL 49-39, KKAL 4441 KR WO FM 49-38 KIPP! BRANN ON "If I Could See You Tonight" (MCA) 20/12 National Sum mary Up 0, Same 6, Do wn 0, Debuts 2, Adds 12, WKSJ-F M, WL WI FM, KKYX, KB MR, VVXCL, KTTS- TERRY GREGORY "I Never Kne w The Devil's Eyes..." Handshake/CBS) 44/8 A M FM, KVOO, KGE M, KRA/0 FM, KRAK, KGA. KIGO National Sum mary Up 15, Same 15, Do wn 0. Debuts 6, Adds 8, W OKCI, KLVI, WIRE, WIL AM FM, KUZZ, KVEG. KIGO, KE1B O WF MS-F M 31 27, KFDI AM-F M 43-37, KGE M 50-39, KR WQ-F M 50-39, KLAC 45-38, KMPS-A M-F M 159 M ARIE OS M OND "I've Got A Bad Case Of You" (Elektra/Curb) 19/1 National Sum mary: Up 3, Same 15, Do wn 0, Debuts 0, Adds 1, KBBO, W GNA-F M on. WI-IN on, WSIX-F M 19-17, pn EDDIE RABBITT "I Don't Kno w Where To Start" (Elektra) 43/33 KKYX on, WDAF on, KVOO on, KFDI-A M-F M on, KR WCI-F M 43-32, KGA on LiNI National Sum mary Up 5, Same 4, Do wn 0. Debuts 1, Adds 33 including WI-IN. W MC-A M, WSIX FM, WNOE• A M KR M D AM FM, WIRK FM, WSAI-A M FM, WUBE-F M, WHK, KFDI-A M-F M, KL.Z. KLAC. KNIX-F M, KYTE. KEEN RONNIE ROGERS "My Love Belongs To You" (Lifesong) 18/5 National Sum mary Up 5, Same 7, Do wn 0, Debuts 1, Adds 5. WESC-A M-F M, W DYK-F M. W AXX, KEED, KM AK, W GNA FM 34-32, WSIX-F M 18-15, KKYX 42-40, WXCL 4333, KUZZ 49-43

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F r o m Y o u " G o n n e WrIte A Letter "Honky Torok Blues" "VVe Made It CON WAY TWITTY - Southern Comfort - (Elek- A s L o v ers W e J u st C o uld n't M ak e It A s F n e ncliir 'S o n g F or The Ufa" ALAB A M A - Mountain Music - (RC A) "Sionne tril) "Slow H a n d " "She Only Moment To Use Him" "I Wee the First" "It

" G et N ak e d W it h M e " Have A Party'" "Take Me Do wn" "Words At Twenty Paces" "Green Turns Me inside Out" " S o ut h e rn C o mf ort- " T h e Boy Nen Door River "Close Enough To Perfect' "L e vin' Y o u Is K a ki ' M e" "You T ur n GEORGE JONES - Still The Same Ole Me - (Epic)

Me On.... "OlOncess Cornon On" -Together Alone" "You Can't Get The Hell O ut Of T e x a s - " G o o d O n e s JOHN ANDERSON - I Just Came Home To Count A rid B o d ° n e e most Requested: The Me mories - (WB) "Would You Catch A Falling Star" LORETTA LYNN - I U. - (MCA) -if I Aln't Got It (You ALABA M A "Mountain Music" (RCA) D o n't N e e d It)" T h e m St a n d s T h e Gl a ss" ' D o n't T hink T wic e ( W s Au R i g htY' OAK RIDGE BOYS "Bobbie Sue" (MCA) CORBIN/H ANNER BAND - Son Of A merica - WILLIE NELSON - Always On My Mind - (Co- H. WILLIA MS JR. "A Country..." (Elektre/Curb) (Alfa) "One Fine Morning" "Queen O f T he Pr o m" "Regular Jos" lumbia) "The Porty's Over" "A Whiter Shade Of Pale" ''Old Fords RICKY SKAGGS "Crying My Heart Out" (Epic) GAIL DAVIES - Glyin' Herself Away - (WB) "You And A Natural Stone" "Bridge Over Troubled Water" "Staring Each Other Do wn" "Do Right Wo men, Do Right Man" "Let If Be Me" Turn Me On I'm A Radio" "Movin' Might Decide To Stay)" "Hold Page 52 REtR/FrIday. March 28, 1982

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Tomo Two low Weeks Wash, Wow March 26, 1982 1 1 1 1 STEVIE WO N DER/That Girl (Tamla/Moto wn) BREAKERS . 2 2 2 2 S MOKEY ROBINSON/Tell Me Tomorrow (Tamla/Motown) "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of 25 18 12 0 ATLANTIC STARR/Circles (A& M) station activity on any given week. 24 17 13 0 RICH ARD "DIMPLES" FIELDS/If It Ain't... (Boardwalk) PATRICE RUSHEN 9 7 5 0 GEORGE DUKE/Shine On (Epic) Forget Me Nots (Elektra) 16 10 7 0 GEORGE BENSON/Never Give Up On A Good... (WB) 23 19 16 0 O'BRY AN/The Gigolo (Capitol) 75% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Mediu m 20/1, 12 12 10 0 XAVIER/Work That Sucker To Death (Liberty) Light 14/3, Extra Adds 9, Total Adds 13, W AIL-F M, WYLD-F M, 3 3 3 9 JUNIOR/Mama Used To Say (Mercury/PG) W JLB, KN O W, W ATV, W OIC, W J MI, W PD Q, W LOU, W T OY, 13 13 11 e CHI-LITES/Hot On A Thing (Celled Love) (20th/RCA) VVT MP, WK W M, KUK Q. Moves 26-18 on the Black Radio Chart 5 5 9 11 LAKESIDE/I Want To Hold Your Hand (Soler/Elektra) DENIECE WILLIA MS 4 4 4 12 W HISPERS/In The Raw (Solar/Elektra) It's Gonna Take A Miracle (ARC/Columbia) 8 8 8 13 TO M TO M CLUB/Genius Of Love (Sire/W13) 72% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 4/1, Mediu m 14/3, 14 14 14 14 PRINCE/Let's Work (W13) Light 19/3, Extra Adds 10, Total Adds 17, WA M O, WVEE, KRLY, 30 G RAY PARKER JR./The Other W o man (Arista) W DIA, W HRK, W B M X, W BLZ, K MJ M, KN O W, WE N N, W OIC, 7 6 6 16 SISTER SLEDGE/My Guy (Cotillion/Atco) KELP, WPD Q, WBLX, WK W M, KAEZ, KUK Q. Debuts at number 26 19 is KO OL & THE GANG/Get Down On It (De-Lite/PG) 23 on the Black Radio Chart. A Most Added record. - 26 0 PATRICE RUSHEN/Forget Me Nots (Elektra) RAY PARKER, JR. .20 0 W AR/You Got The Power (RCA) 23 0 SH ALA M AR/A Night To Remember (Solar/Elektra) The Other Woman (Arista) IT CA MEO/Just Be Yourself (Chocolate City/PG) 71% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 14/0, Mediu m 13/1, e CHERI/Murphy's Law (Venture) Light 14/5, Extra Adds 5, Total Adds 11, WH UR, W GCI, WCIN, DENIECE WILLIA MS/Its Gonna Take... (ARC/Columbia) W D MT, VVVVRL, KELP, WJ MI, WLOU, WJJS, VVT MP, KPOP-F M. - 29 e A TASTE OF HONEY/I'll Try Something New (Capitol) M oves 30-15 on the Black Radio Chart. 28 25 25 0 L.T.D./April Love (A8 M) CAMEO 6 9 15 26 DIAN A ROSS/Mirror, Mirror (RCA) Just Be Yourself (Chocolate City/PG) 11 11 18 27 JONES GIRLS/Nights Over Egypt (Phil. Infl./CBS) 28 0 A N GELA BOFILLJHoldin' Out For Love (Arista) New 66% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 7/1, Mediu m 21/1, e SKYY/Let's Celebrate (Salsoul/RCA) Entry Light 13/2, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 6, W WIN, WBLZ, WSSJ, O'JAYS/I Just Want To Satisfy (Phil. Intl./CBS) W J MI, WJ AX, WPD Q. Debuts at number 21 on the Black Radio This Mart is based solely on complied weekly reports from our reporting stations Black circled numbers Indicate SHALAMAR continued upward movement from the makbrity of our reporters A Night To Remember (Solar/Elektra) 65% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 11/0, Mediu m 13/0, MOST ADDED HOTTEST WEST STREET M OB (20) Light 13/3, Extra Adds 5, Total Adds 8, WCIN, WJ M O, KD AY, STEVIE WON DER (40) BLO ODSTONE (17) TO M TO M CLUB (20) W SSJ, WATV, WJ MI, KOKY, WTOY. Moves 23-20 on the Black DENIECE WILLIA MS (17) S M OKEY ROBINSON (17) Radio Chart. O'JAYS (15) O'BRY AN (16) KOOL Et THE GANG STARS ON 45 (14) JUNIOR (16) Get Down On It (De-Lite/PG) 62% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 15/0, Mediu m 16/0, PEAB O BRYSON "There's No Guarantee" (Capitol) 23/13 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Mediu m 5/0, Light 7/3, Extra Adds 10, Total Adds 13, W XYV, W DIA. WE DR, W AIL FM, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 4, W BLZ, WJ M O, WSSJ, W ILD-F M, W GCI. WJPC, KOK O, WSSJ, W GIV, WJ MI, KOKY, WBLX Heavy W A M O Mediu m WILD, W OOK, VVVVRL. Moves 19-17 on the Black Radio Chart. W HUR, W A OK, W O WI DUNN & BRUCE STREET "If You Co me With Me" (Devaki/Mirus) 23/1 Rotations Heavy 4/0, Mediu m 11/0, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KDK O Heavy W AOK, WSSJ, WENN, W L OU Mediu m W XYV, WILD, W DAS, W D MT, XHR M, KN O W, WGIV, W OIC. W ANT, W AN M, KAEZ. PE WEST STREET M OB "Sing A Simple Song" (Sugar Hill) 22/20 NEW & ACTIVE M N Rotations Heavy 0,0, Mediu m 2/2, Light 6/4, Extra Adds 14, Total Adds 20, VVVVIN, W HUR, W DIA, W HRK, W AIL-F M, W B MX, W GCI, WJ M O, KDK O, WENN, W OIC, WKXI, WJJS, VVVOL, W DAO, WLTH, W TLC, KAEZ, VVVVVVS, K POP-F M Recent releases with airplay reported by at least 20 of our reporting stations are listed In order of their activity. The BETTYE LAV ETTE "Right In The Middle (Of Falling In Love)" (Moto wn) 22/0 two numbers immediately following each song title indicate how many Of our reporters are on the record this week Rotations Heavy 5/0, Mediu m 12/0, Light 5/9, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0 Heavy. KDAY. WKXI, WJ AX, VVTOY, and of those, how many awed it this week The rotational breakdowns which follow indicate how many stations nave W I MP Mediu m W A OK, VVVEE, W DIA, WE DR, W GCI, WJPC, WCIN, XHR M, KSOL, WENN, WBLX, KACE tne song in the respective rotation and of those, how many added it into that particular rotation this week.gain• clIcates one of this weeks Most Added new songs.

O'JAYS "I Just Want To Satisfy" (Phil. Intl./CBS) 37/15 SIGNIFICANT ACTION Rotations Heavy 5/1. Mediu m 8/1, Light 15,4, Extra Adds 9. Total Adds 15, VVVVIN, W A M O, WHRK, WBLZ, W CIN. KDK O. XHR M. WNHC. W OIC, WPD Q, WJJS, WT OY, W AN M, WK W M, VVVVVVS Heavy, W OOK, WHUR, W A OK, VVVEE Mediu m W DAS, W DIA, KSOL. WSSJ, WGIV, W O WI, WANT Debuts at number 30 on the Black PE BLOODSTONE "We Go A Long Way Back" (T-Neck/CBS) 21/17 Radio Chart I / Rotations Heavy 1,1, Mediu m 2/1, Light 7/4, Extra Adds 11, Total Adds 17, VVVVIN, WXYV, WILD, W AOK, CHERI "Murphy's Law" (Venture) 35/10 VVVEE, WYLD FM, WGCI, KDK O, KDAY, WNHC, WENN. W GIV, WKXI, W O W1, W AN M, VVVVWS, KPOP-F M Flotations Heavy 13/1, Mediu m 7/0. Light 10/4, Extra Adds 5, Total Adds 10, WILD, W A M O. WYLD-F M, WCIN, KLEEER "Taste The Music" (Atlantic) 21/6 W SSJ. WKXI, WJ AX. WPD O. WTLC. KUK O Heavy VVVVIN, WXYV, WDAS, WHUR, WEDR, WGCI. WJPC, VVVVRL, Rotations Heavy 20, Mediu m 8/0, Light 7/2, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 6, WXYV, WLOU, W ANT, VVTN1P, WLTH, W ATV, WENN W GIV, WLTH M ediu m W A OK, KRLY, WHRK. WBLZ. WJ M O, KDAY, XHR M. Debuts at number KPOP FM Heavy W J MI, VVVVVVS Mediu m W A OK. VVVEE, WE DR, XHR M, W OIC, W O W!, WTOY, KACE 22 on the Black Radio Chart THIRD W ORLD "Try Jah Love- (Colu mbia) 21/6 SKYY "Let's Celebrate" (Salsoul/RCA) 33/8 Rotations Heavy 4/0, Mediu m 7/0, Light 6/2, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 6, VVVVIN, WAOK, WAII-F M, WSSJ, KOKY, Rotations Heavy 8/0, Mediu m 12/0, Light 712, Extra Adds 6, Total Adds 8, WAOK. WB MX. WCIN, WJ M O, WANT, KDIA Heavy W O OK, WHUR, KDAY, VVVVRL M ediu m W DAS, WHRK, XHR M, KSOL, WK ND, W NHC, KACE W K W M, WTLC. WV OI Heavy - VVVVIN, WILD. WHUR, WJLB, KSOL, WSSJ. WOIC, KACE. Mediu m: WXYV, WDAS. PLEASURE "Sending My Love" (RC A) 21/5 W DIA. WHRK, KDAY, XHR M, WGIV, KOKY, WBLX, VVVVVVS, KDIA, KPOP-F M. Debuts at number 29 on the Black Rotations Heavy 1/0, Mediu m 8/0, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 5, WXYV, WJ M O, W8LX, WTOY, WTLC - Radio Chart Heavy KDIA. Mediu m VVVVIN, WHUR, W HRK, KDK O, KSOL, WJJS, W O W!, KAEZ

ANGELA BOFILL "Holdin' Out For Love" (Arista) 33/0 ISLEY BROTHERS "Welco me To My Heart- (T-Neck/CBS) 21/1 Rotations Heavy 3,0. Mediu m 19/0, Light 11 ,0, Extra Adds 0. Total Adds 0 Heavy: VVVVIN, W YLD.F M. W GCI Rotations Heavy 5/0, Mediu m 11/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WT OY Heavy. W AOK. KNO W. WGIV, M ediu m W O OK, W HUR. KRLY. W HRK. WCIN. W D MT. WJ M O. KDAY. XHR M, KSOL. WSSJ, KNO W, W ATV, W KXI, WLTH Mediu m W OOK, VVVEE, W DIA, WJ M O. WK ND, WATV, KOKY, WJJS, W O WI, W ANT, VVTLC. KOKY. W O WI, WLTH. WTLC, VVVVVVS, KACE M oves 28-28 ort the Black Radio Chart. J. GEILS BAN D "Fla methro wer- (EMI A merica) 20/1 BAR-K AYS "Freaky Behavior- (Mercury/PG) 31/7 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Mediu m 10/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WJPC Heavy W D MT. WBLX, WLTH, Rotations Heavy 5.0. Mediu m 10,1 Light 13,3, Extra Adds 3. Total Adds 7, WILD. WEDR. W AIL FM, KMJ M. VVtANVS, KPOP-F M. Mediu m: W AIL-F M, KMJ M, KDAY. W ATV. KELP, WJ AX, KOKY, WJJS. WK W M. Y.UK O KNO W, WKXI, KPOP FM Heavy KDK O WENN, KAEZ. KACE. KUK O Mediu m: W HRK, W GCI. KDAY, KSOL, PATTI AUSTIN with JA MES INGRA M "Baby Come To Me" (Qwest/VVB) 19/4 W OIC. WJ AX. KOKY, WBLX. W O WI Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Mediu m 10/1, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 3. Total Adds 4, WJLB, KNO W, WENN, WAN M Heavy ONE W AY "Who's Foolin' Who" (MC A) 30/2 W GCI, KAEZ Mediu m VVVVIN, WDIA, WE DR, KDAY, KSOL, WSSJ, KOKY, W O W,, KPOP-F M Rotations Heavy 7/0, Mediu m 11/0, Light 11,1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WVOL. WAN M Heavy. VVVEE, WEDR, SKO OL BOYZ "This Feeling Must Be Real" (Destiny) 19/1 W JLB, WJ MI. WKXI. WJAX, WIDA 0 Mediu m W A M O, WJ M O, KDAY, XHR M. WK ND. WNHC, WATV, WENN, Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Mediu m 10/0, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, KRLY Mediu m WILD, WDAS, WA M O, KOKY, WT OY, KAEZ W A OK, WGCI, KDAY, XHR M, WE NN. WJ MI, VVVOL BRASS CONSTRUCTION "Can You See The Light- (Liberty) 28/4 MICH AEL VVYCOFF "Still Got The Magic (Sweet Delight)" (RCA) 18/3 Rotations Heavy 1,0, Mediu m 9/1, Light 16/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, WHRK, WJ M O, WATV, WVOI. Heavy Rotations Heavy 3/0, Mediu m 5/0, Light 8/1. Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 3, VVVVIN, WB MX, KAEZ Heavy' W A M O, WILD Mediu m KDK O, XHR M. W OIC. VVV OL, W O WI, VVT OY, VVTLC, KPOP-F M XHR M, WVOI Mediu m W HUR, W GCI, KNO W. VVTOY, KACE ZOO M "Love Seasons" (Polydor/PG) 28/3 Rotations Heavy 8,0, Mediu m 12/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 3, WD MT, WJLB. WATV. Heavy' VVVVIN, GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS "A Friend Of Mine" (Colu mbia) 18/2 Rotations Heavy 2/0, Mediu m 7/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 2, VVTOY, KUK O Heavy. WILD. W DAO. WILD, WGCI. WSSJ, WDA O, WLTH, WK W M, VVVVVVS Mediu m: WXYV, WDAS, WO OK, WHUR, WAOK, VVVEE, Mediu m: W OOK, W DIA, KNO W, W ATV, WL OU, WJJS, W ANT W B MX, WJ M O. WK ND, WNHC, WENN, W O W' DAZZ BAND "Let It W hip" (Moto wn) 26/6 M ANH ATTANS "Honey, Honey" (Colu mbia) 18/0 Rotations Heavy 5/0, Mediu m 8/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0 Heavy W XYV, WD MT, W ATV, WJ AX, Rotations Heavy 5/0, Mediu m 10/0. Light 7/2, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 6, W DIA, W GCI, WJLB, W ATV, WJ MI. W PIDO M ediu m W A M O, W OOK, WAOK, WHRK, WYLD-F M, KNO W. WJJS, WTOY W T OY Heavy W D MT, WJ M O, XHR M, KSOL, KDIA Mediu m: WCIN, KDAY, WENN, WL OU, W DA O, WK W M, VVTLC, VVVVVVS, KACE, KPOP-F M TO M BRO WNE "Bye Cones" (GRP/Arista) 17/6 ROBERTA FLACK "Making Love" (Atlantic) 26/3 Rotations Heavy 2/0. Mediu m 5/0, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 5, Total Adds 6, WEDR, WJ M O, WKXI, WTLC, KAEZ. KUK O Heavy - W A M O, WJLB. Mediu m: WHUR, KOK O, KSOL. WL OU, VVVVVVS Rotations Heavy 3,0, Mediu m 11/0, Light 10/1. Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 3, VVVOL, WANT, WK W M Heavy VVVEE. XHR M, KNO W Mediu m W DAS, W O OK, W HUR, W AOK, WHRK, WJ M O, KDAY, WSSJ, W GIV, W DAO, KPOP INSTANT FUNK "Why Don't You Think About Me" (Salsoul/RCA) 17/6 FM Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Mediu m 5/0, Light 7/2, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 8, VVVEE. WCIN. XHR M. WLOU, VVTOY, REN W OODS "Take Me To Heaven" (Elektra) 25/3 VVTLC. Heavy, WE DR. Mediu m, VVVVIN, WILD, WHRK, KDK O, KACE. Rotations Heavy 1/0, Mediu m 14/0, Light 7/0. Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 3, WD MT. VVTOY, KUK O Heavy W ENN SECRET W EAPON "Must Be The Music" (Prelude) 17/1 Mediu m W A OK, VVYLD FM, WGCI, WCIN, WJ M O, XHR M, WATV, WJ MI, WJAX. KOKY, WL OU, WDA O, WTLC, Rotations' Heavy 7/0, Mediu m 7/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1. WSSJ. Heavy. WXYV, XHR M, WNHC, W VOI VVVVRL, W GIV, WV OL, W O WI. Mediu m: VVVVIN, WDAS, WVEE, KDAY, WE NN, VVT MP. WV OI Page 53

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MID WEST WEST EAST SOUTH

Black Radio Stevie Wonder To m To m Club Stevie Wonder Stevie Wonder To m To m Club Stevie Wonder S mokey Robinson S mokey Robinson O'Bryan Junior W ar O'Bryan Junior Richard "Dimples" Fields Junior Hottest Xavier Stations are listed by regior.. March 26, 1982 Regionalized Adds & Hots Hots are listed in order of their airplay activity.

MID WEST EAST WJLEUDirtroft KAUJOklahornis City KMJMJSL Louis %CPI/Cincinnati %JAW/Cl/n*4nd Dick Edwards W JPC/C nicago WBMX/Chicago J. Michael McKay Lee SiMMIOn K YVIBattlrnore WAMOMIthiburgh Everett Corti EMI Stone Jerry Boulding Lee Micheal, DRAMATICS John Anthony PATRICE RUSHER DENIECE WILLIAMS Tim Watts CEASAR VALENTINO MILHALL WYCOFF PATTI AUSTIN EAR-RAYS J. GEILS SAND SHALAMAR VALENTINE BROS. TOM BROWNE PEABO BRYSON CHERI DENIECE WILLIAMS ZOOM ATLANTIC STARR DENIECE WILLIAMS SMOKE? ROBINSON SKYY TOM BROWNE MICHAEL WYCOFF STARS ON 45 SKY? DAZZ BAND Hottest: T.S. MONK RICHARD D. FIELDS LTD SKY? FUNKAPOLITAN PURE ENERGY WEST STREET MOB BOBBY CALDWELL PRINCE PEABO BRYSON INSTANT FUNK PLEASURE BROOKLYN EXPRESS BLOODSTONE AL JARREAU LAID? MICHAEL FRANKS STEVIE WONDER O'JAYS Hottest: TASTE OF HONEY CHARLES EARLAND HERBIE HANCOCK PLEASURE Hottest: Hottest: SKYY Hottest: STEVIE WONDER RAY PARKER JR. WEST STREET MOB DENIECE WILLIAMS KLEEER STEVIE WONDER D TRAIN LUTHER VANDPC. , JUNIOR SMOKEY ROBINSON MERGE SHALAMAP WEST STREET MOB KEITH DIAMOND WHISPERS O'BRYAN GRAND RAFTER SMOKE? ROBINS ,, CHERI REDDINGS WAR RAY, GOODMAN & B Hottest: SMOKEY ROBINSON JUNIOR PAY PARKER JR. CHERI KOOL L THE GANG Hottest: WVOI/ToMbo CHI-LITES STEVIE WONDER TOM TOM CLUB STEVIE WONDER JONES GIRLS RICK SMITH BRASS CONSTRUCTIO STEVIE WONDER SECRET WEAPON DIANA ROSS SHALAMAR Mess Myrick WHATNAUTS Hottest: Hottest: PATRICE RUSHES LTD W OCUChicago 0' BRY AN STEVIE WONDER CON FUNK SHUN I.N.D. 1,0,-E. I. THE GANG WOOKAVeshington Pam WeRs WBI2JCincInnati W LTHIGlary PRINCE SISTER SLEDGE CAMEO MEL BROCKS Harry Boo mer Kerry Lyle Dana HuskIsson RAY PARKER JR. GEORGE DUKE AURRA SHALAMAR SKYY DAZZ BAND GEORGE BENSON CHI-LITES BRASS CONSTPUCTIG WWIN/Battirnore CAMEO CHAS JANKEL W WV/S/Seginew, MI BLOODSTONE STEVIE WONDER SMOKEY ROBINSON Curtis Anderson Hottest: STARS ON 45 WEST STREET MOB CENTRAL LINE WEST STREET MOB Kennit Crockett FAT LARRY'S BAND WAR DENIECE WILLIAMS WOAD/Dayton NEXT MOVEMENT PEABO BRYSON H1.40LST ,..N1. MASS PRODUCTIcs EiL4.0EST <, NE PATRICE RUSHES O'JAYS LADY AL JARREAU W O MT/Cievelend Lankford Stephens BOOTSY COLLINS Hottest: TROUBLE FUNK O'JAYS KOOL B THE GANG KLEEER RARE ESSENCE litegicJJernse STEVIE WONDER O'JAYS STEVIE WONDER Hottest: Hottest: HERB'''. HANCOCK GEORGE BENSON WEST STPFIT m, B O'JAYS SISTER SLEDGE CAMEO ROBERTA FLACK JOURNEY SMOKEY ROBINSON MAYNARD FERGUSON AM-FM ROSE ROYCE VALENTINE BROS. RICK SMITH O'BRYAN STEVIE WONDER ZOOM STEVIE WONDER BILLY ALWAYS Hottest: SMOKEY ROBINSON WEST STREET MOB W HURAVashington LAKESIDE SHALAMAR WEST STREET MOB Hottest: RAY PARKER JR. ZOOM MASS PRODUCTION Oscar Fields TIME GEORGE BENSON MASS PRODUCTION CHI-LITES RICHARD D. FIELDS PEN WOODS LTD (11FPI FAT LARRY'S BAND ROSE ROYCE RAY PARKER JP. OUINCY JONES Hott est TOM TOM CLUB GLADYS KNIGHT Hottest: GREG PERRY BOOTSY COLLINS J. GE MS BAND WKWM/Orand Rapids DIANA ROSS CANDI STATON Tom TOM CLUB SHARON BROWN WEST STREET MOB RICHARD D. FIELDS XAVIER GEORGE DUKE Frank Grant J. GEILS BAND ZULMAC HERBIE HANCOCK KOOL L THE GANG STEVIE WONDER LAKESIDE ATLANTIC STARR DRAMATICS MANHATTANS O'JAYS WAR RONNIE DYSON Hottest: PRINCE CON FUNK SHUN DAZZ BAND MERGE STEVIE WONDEP ROBERTA FLACK DRAMATICS BOBBY WOMACK DENIECE WILLIAMS HERBIE HANCOCK SMOKEY ROBINSON SKY? POSITIVE EXPRESS JUNIOR PATRICE RUSHEN WEST THIRD WORLD KOOL 4 THE GANG Hottest: Hottest: STEVIE WONDER KDKOtOisnver KUK OKshoenla CHERI DIANA ROSS Byron Pitts Steve Smith JUNIOR 0' BRY AN BILL SUMMERS LAKESIDE SOUTH ZOOM DENIECF WILLIAMS WEST STREET MOB GRAND MASTER RICHARD D. FIELDS BRANDI WELLS SECRET WEAPON AVA CHERRY W V O UtlashvIlle PEN wooPS WJJS/Lynthborg, VA O'JAYS W A OK/Attants W JAIUJitclison vint.finftempolis WAR W OIVICharlotte Art Young Fred Hor ny BLOODSTONE VALD/Bo acin Larry Thistly Carl Haynes Jay Johnson PATRICE RUSHES Chris Tu mor TWENNYNINE/LENNY Sleet Crtenbley ONE WAY GLADYS KNIGHT BOOKER T. CHERI BLOODSTONE CAMEO DAVID BYRNE TASTE OF HONEY HERBIE HANCOCK MASS PRODUCTION ROBERTA FLASK BOBBY WOMACK WAS NOT WAS) TROUBLE FUNK BOBBY WOMACK PEABO BRYSON SHALAMAR TOM BROWNE BLOODSTONE RAY PARKER JR. INSTANT FUNK BLOODSTONE PEABO BRYSON CHERI SKYY PEABO BRYSON FREDERICK KNIGHT SHALAMAR O'JAYS SKY? T.S. MONK FAT LARRY'S BAND BILL SUMMERS GEORGE DUKE WEST STREET MOB Hottest: GEORGE BENSON HERBIE HANCOCK HERBIE HANCOCK BAR-SAYS ROSE ROYCE STEVIE WONDER THIRD WORLD AURRA SHALAMAP RONNIE DYSON WEST STREET MOB COFFEE DRAMATICS SYLVIA TERRI GONZALEZ PATRICE RUSHES MILLIE JACKSON WHISPERS VERNON BURCH Hottest: STARS ON 45 HERBIE HANCOCK GAYLE ADAMS Hottest: RAY PARKER JR. Hottest: PRINCE Hottest: TOM TOM CLUB PLEASURE TIERRA CHERI RICHARD V. FIELDS DAZZ BAND TOM TOM CLUB CHI-LITES GEORGE DUKE JUNIOR ST. TROPEZ MASS PRODUCTION Hottest: LAKESIDE XAVIER STEVIE WONDER Hottest: O'BRYAN 0' BRYAN STEVIE WONDER TOM BROWNE RONNIE DYSON 73M TOM CLUB O'BRYAN SECRET WEAPON SEQUENCE GEORGE BENSON WEST STREET MOB KPOP-FM/Sacramonto SMOKEY ROBINSON CAMEO DUNN & BRUCE SMOKEY ROBINSON ONE WAY STEVIE WoNDER XAVIER Hott est: RICHARD D. FIELDS LAKESIDE JUNIOR GRAND MASTER Bill Jeffries ISLET BROS XAVIER Hottest: CHI-LITES LAKESIDE W HRK (K117)lMeinphis PRINCE STEVIE WONDER RAY PARKER JP. WAR W VEE/Atiants W OIC/Colunibia, SC cFrROF REFI oN WAIL-FM/New Orleans Ron Olson JECKYLL & HYDE BAP-KAYS WALDO Scotty Andrews tAlckey Arnold Barry Richards KLEEFR MSSJ/Csmcwin-Phltadelprita %TOO/Jacksonville AM-FM D TRAIN O'JAYS Arc AM-FM BAR-KAYS Gary Shepherd STARS ON 45 O'JAYS Earl James PA1F;LE FUslitr. DENIECE WILLIAMS TOM TOM CLUB ROSE ROYCE TERRI GONZALEZ EARL KLUGH PATRICE RUSHER TIME BLOODSTONE CHERI RONNIE DYSON KACE/Loe Aneeies BOBBY WOMACK BRASS CONSTRUCT 10 PEABO BRYSON WEST STREET MOB ONJ LADY DENIECE WILLIAMS CAMEO JOAN ARMATRADIN ,. WTOY/Rosnoke AiwyKO WNer SECRET WEAPON BOOTSY COLLINS Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS DENIECE WILLIAMS THIRD WORLD WEST STREET MOB TONY TROUTMAN DonnW Deane LIFE RICHARD TOM TOM CLUB SHALAMAR BLOODSTONE PATRICE RUSH ES STARS ON 45 GANGSTERS IRENE CARA KOMIKO ZZ HILL DRAMATICS FREDDIE HUBBAPr LUTHER VANDPOSS O'JAYS BAR-KAYS Hottest BOBBY WOMACK PLEASURE Hottest: JIGSAW CAMEO INSTANT FUNK Hottest: WEST STREET MOB STEVIE WONDER WEST STREET MOB INSTANT FUNK TOM TOM CLUB PRINCE THIRD WORLD GENE CHANDLER JUNIOR SISTER SLEDGE Hottest: POOL L THE GANG KOOL & THE GANG REDDINGS DAZZ BAND WHISPERS JEFF LORBER RICHARD D. FIELDS LAKESIDE KOOL I. THE GANG PEABO BRYSON ATKINS PATRICE RUSHFN SKY? XHRIA/San Oleg° Hottest: STONE TIME GRAND MUSTER AL JARREAU RONNIE DYSON TASTE OF HONEY 7UNIOR Duff Lindsey CHI-LITES CHI-LITES SKY? JUNIOR Hottest: HERBIE HANCOCK WAR I TRAIN RICHARD C. FIELDS ,I HRYAN SMOKEY ROBINSCN BOBBY CALDWELL STEVIE WONDER MASS PRODUCTION KEN WOODS RAY PARKER JR. XAVIER KDAYILos Angels* O'JAYS KELP/El Paso STARS ON 45 CISSEL B KING RICHARD D. FIELDS O'JAYS J., Johnson INSTANT FUNK Estrella Flores WJAXISSKSJacksonyille Hottest: ISLET BROS WAR TASTE OF HONEY WYLD-FM/New Orleans t.I.ANI I Wi/ IS GOLDIE ALEXANDER GEORGE DUKE PATRICE RUSHER Steve Fos GLADYS KNIGHT STARS ON 45 Tony Brown !MALAMAR RARE ESSENCE TASTE OF HONEY LAKESIDE MIGHTY CLOUDS KN O W/Austin RAY PARKER JR. BLOODSTONE ATKINS STAHS ON 45 TOM TOM CLUB SHALAMAR Selby Edwards DENIECE WILLIAMS FAPL FLU/OF Hottest: RONNIE DYSON CAMEO O'BRYAN ADC BAND WK HD/Hartford Hottest: PATRICE RUSHER TOM TOM CLUB MEL BROOKS CHAS JANKEL CAMEO O'JAYS Eddie JOrdin STARS ON 45 STEVIE WONDER MEL BROOKS JUNIOR Hot te•t TERRI GONZALEZ Hottest: PATRICE RUSHES KOOL & THE GANG BLOODSTONE BETTYE LAVETTE AUPRA ..one ELOISE WHITAKER W DIA/Meniphls STEVIE WONDER PATTI AUSTIN TOM TOM CLUB CHERI RICHARD D. FIELDS SECRET WEAPON Hottest: CHERI Carl Connors DIANA ROSS TASTE OF HONEY SUGAR HILL GANG PEABO BRYSON SISTER SLEDGE SHALAMAP 'TEVIE WONDER Hottest: SMOKEY ROBINSON BAR -RAYS J. GEILS BAND VISION XAVIER O'BRYAN B OOTSY COLLINS JUNIOR KDIM OOkfillld SMOKEY ROBINSON DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: CAMEO WHISPERS DAZZ BAND KOOL & THE GA!, !OWES GIRLS Hottest: STEVIE WONDER Jeff Harrison KRLY/Houston STONE DENIECE WILLIAMS KS O USan Mateo, CA WHISPERS D TRAIN SMOKEY ROBINSON KTFIA/Sen Antonio SHOTGUN /AVIER Steve Harris TOM TOM CLUB PEABO BRYSON THIRD popLr aernio Moody GEORGE DUKE DIANA ROSS Joe Nasty ST. TROPEZ WEST STREET MOB CHI-LITES JUNIOR LUTHER VANDROSS WNHC/New Haven SKOOL BO Y? Hottest: STARS ON 45 CHI-LITES DWENNYNINE/LENNY TOM TOM CLUB DENIECE WILLIAMS oeY KOKYILtlas Rock O'BRYP.N SMOKE), ROBINS , N REDDINGS Jan** Jordan JONES GIRLS RONNIE LAWS PICHARE D. FIELDS XAVIER BEPTIE HIGGINS Hottest: Ronde Curtis %O M/Norio* Hottest: WAR RAY PARKER JP. Hottest: STEVIE WONDER BLOODSTONE W ENtalanningh wn JUNIOR Hottest , TOM TOM CLUB Chester Benton GEORGE DUKE STARS ON 45 GROVER WASHINGTON JOURNEY C'BRYAN STEVIE WONDER Gene Wise PEABO BRYSON RICHARD D. FIELDS J. GEILS BAND RICHARD D. FIELDS O'JAYS CHApr o DAZZ BAND D TRAIN LUTHER VANDROSS TOM TOM CLUB O'BRYAN PATRICK COWLEY TIME HERS II HANc,,F RICHARD D. FIELDS AURRA W ED Milleml SHOCK DAZZ BANE Hottest, SHALAMAR STEVIE WONDER BLOODSTONE BOBBY WOMACK BLOODSTONE THIRD WORLD Leo Jsckson PRINCE STEVIE W ONDER ZZ PILL ROSE POY('F SHALAMAP Hottest: ATLANTIC STARR LAKESIDE BILL SUMMERS STEVIE WONDER STARS ON 45 WANSI/Tallahass THIRD WORLD = NIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: KtAJOIHouston GEORGE DUKE GROVER WASHINGTON Joe Bullard BOOTSY COLLINS SECRET WEAPON Rom Holland KOOL 4 THE GANG IMAGINATION WWRL/Slariv York PATTI AUSTIN LAKESIDE O'BRYRN PRINCE ST. TROPEZ Mewls Ramos ERNIE WATTS XAVIER O'JAYS STARS ON 4: TOM TOM CLUB PEABO BRYSON JAZZ WEST STREET MOB CAMEO PATTI AUSTIN Hottest: TOM BROWNE PAY PARKER JP. DENIECE WILLIAMS BLOODSTONE LEE RITEN OUR Hottest: DIANA ROSS W L 0111LoulevIlle FOOL & THE GANG BAR-KAYS TOM TOM CLUB STEVIE WONDER ONE WAY Heal O'Rea FAT LARRY'S BAND VALENTINE BROS. XAVIER W ANT/Pachinend STARS ON 45 Rio (Musician/Elektra) JUNIOR BOBBY CALDWELL Hottest: DUNN & BRUCE RONNIE DYSON D TRAIN KLEFER Hott est, Oen Mate MICH AEL FRANKS STEVIE WONDER O'BPYAN DRAMATICS XAVIER GEORGE BENSON BRANDI wrLLs SMOKE"( ROBINSON KOOL 4 THE GANG KLEEEP Hotteet, TASTE OF HONEY sTrVir WONDER Objects Of Desire (WB) COSMOOOPES ViKKUJeckson ROBERTA FLACK STEVIE W ONDER PATRICE PUSHER STAR POINT WHISPERS, POINTER SISTERS LAKESIDE Tommy MWrshall RAY PARKER JP. STONE FREDDIE HUBB ARD AURRA W ATV/Streditehern PRINCF INSTANT FUNK WHISPERS SKY? Sten W enger XAVIER SMOKES ROBINSON Ride Like The Wind WOAS/PhIladalphls BLoODSTONE FERRARI Hottest , XAVIER BRAE'S CONSTRUCT 10 BAR-RAYS MERGE Joe Temburro WEST STREET MOB W OLK/Mobile sTrVir WONDER (Musician/Elektra) HALAMAP Hottest : W TIMP/Ta mpe TOM TOM CLUB CHERI LIVE BAND Michael J. Aloaander RHYZE RPAPI Jerry Welker TANIA MARIA MASS PRODUCTION DUNN E. BRUCE JUNIOR SYLVIA I.AZZ BAND TOM BROWNE. GEORGE DUKE BOBBY WoMACK AURRA BOOTSY COLLINS PATRICE RUSHER Taurus (Concord) Hottest: DIANA ROSS KLEEER KWICV XAVIER KANO KAREN DIGGS. JECKYLL A HYDE ZOOM LAKESIDE sTrVir W OODS PEABO BRYSON JOHN NEPTUNE Hottest. PATRICE pusHrN &MOREY ROBINSON PLEASURF RTEVIE WONDER TASTE OE HONEY KAY PARKER JR. O'NRYAN DrNir , I WILLIAMS Bamboo (Inner City) PRINCF Hott est, Hott est: SISTER SEEICF Hott est, AUPPA BTrvir W,M DER JUNIOR EAST W YBC/Nanni Haunt., CT, Torn OPAND MASTER EITEVIF WONDER ATLANTIC STARR DIANA ROSS STEVIE WONDER TON TOM CLUB PRINCI Stramaguth CHERI o'BRYAN DIANA RO W. 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PAUL DAS IS CAPIENTIOS JOURNEY Ho O wl Fe n n VAMGELIS NILLII WI LSON M EL 5 CATES GAIL GUIINIT ttttt MrlfoN 1111711 HIGGINS BEATLES JOURKEY LAS J0101 rt mrp 00J JOAN DENVFA LE ROUX Notre . /Golf AAAAITT Ocuo..at JCUMMET DAN rOGILDFPG Pc.I.TA "IA , VANGEL1S GUINCY JON!? FIP MErGANOGROUTS WIWIWAlwen m A OA cHARLINI fOUANEY STEVIL WCMDEP NATION N WILIII PAU1 rAvis 055 O W PC III DIANA POSS Hot "Air NEIL DI MING WIINAllftwAse QUINCY JoNES Ho ttttt 3 HUEY LEWIS AND TN *0 ttttt We s•AKAy M A Y MA W POINTEA SISTFPF LOOPY CAPLION ACROrCe do Freon. IA 10711. SIsTf•S NINNY A MEPS VANGILIS 5454:11USI,Ningnarn J. GAIL. NAM' NAPPY NAN 'LON CAM Moon CAPITATFII Pn:f sTru MIT 111011I HIGGINS NA M. HACILLS PAUL DAVIS StONNVCISAndlee rTIvII FLTON JONA T.G. 61./PPAPI 1ST ,. !LI MP CLIFF MICHAPD N INTIR siqTrAs ttttt 0/ GASPENTIPSTA MIL'SSI OW AILLIfRICK S WINGNrISGOI MELD MANC411011110k 101:111.001 VA MILIS DAN FOGIES/PG CAPPINIIMIS 54.195044411NIN GO MA* L IGIWT1,01 6115 * • GAPPLNYIL EDDIE PADAITT wAllOiftw ilwwe NEIL AIA M ND Dewey Ilo p wl HALL 6 DATE'S PICK SPAIMGIIILD POCO WI W W WW10111111 W V NIIL DIAMOND STAP, ON 45 W u . Sharown O•willerbasitl DA . A m., WAVIG* 4 WILLIE CANNY CARLTON LEMALINV no LAPPS CARLTON NAMILOW 115711 SLEIGE HALE. 6 CAT'S ttttt t HIGGINS 10 *1170 /LAPP MAABBA STATISAMI A.IITA /LAC. GAN I MEIBEIG ONJ Motteet. JOURNEY AL JAPPLAU LAS t.,tvem. GGPOON LIGHTI MT Ho ANIL DIAMoND PAUL IAA'S PAUL DAVIS VANGELIS CLIFF BICHAVE NFIL ',AMON( CAAoLt SING JOUNNIT QUINCY JOIMS QUINCY JONES WILLIE AILS ,* LAPP. PAPITo. ALT.. 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PAUL PAVIsNrIL DIAN 01101/25 WASHINGT., KO WIPealwa 1.0tleel a O W1W w w• MIT° The follo wing stations did not in0A 044.,11 LANAI LSE SISTEAM oSIIDGEANSA ws CLIFF PICNAlif M LL 4 OAT'S • I ',IP ,p urA SIMILES RIPIJNousion STEVIF MINIM. PICA APAINGIIELP AL J ttttt V Parallel Three LIGNTroc.- report this week and therefore N APLES Popo, Gauen PAIIL DAVIS LANAI CAPITON Ho ttttt , KNED/M.Sford CM T.G. SHIPPARG cAPPENTIMII SI MI' HIGGINS GIUM GUIDAY M J AIR SUPPLY Ch mOW KM ',LASSA their playlists were frozen: in ttttt DAN roGELS/PC 'MITI/ NIGGINS JOURNEY JOIM MT Ho STIVII WONDEP N'IL DIAMOND LAUPA DRAN1005 PINNY POGEAS AACID•A mmo Mil. M SINIANA FAST , Agate. , SE MI, HIGGINS All SUPPLY OUINCY JoNES NW. Logo. KH O W/Denyer vANGILIS ALkoug. 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TOOK 20-12 Hottest, VANGELIS I5-P ONJ 11-9 HALL & OATES 20-18 1,NNII IRIS ONJ 5-4 JOAN JETT I-1 PAUL DAVIS 23-19 JOAN JETT I-1 0 'BRYAN PAUL DAVIS 20-16 SHEENA EASTON PAUL DAVIS 10-8 MIKE POST 9-3 LAURA BRANIGAN CHARLENE D-30 J. GE11.8 BAND 13-10 J. GEILS BAND 3-2 RICK SPRINGFIELD 31-21 KSEL FM/Lubbock. TX DAN FOGELBERG RICK SPRINGFIELD 19-10 GO GO'S 14-5 DENIECF WILLIAMS GO GO'S 4-4 GARFUNKEL J. GEILS BAND 12-7 KSET FM/El Peso. TX KZE M/Corpus C ried, TX VAN HALEN 7-6 Stan Castles simom K DAVID BOWIE W R V O/Rich mond. VA PA PAUL DAVIS 15-9 STEVIE NICKS 10-9 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS wksz-niAmoiro-segro. Hottest, Krill Van Dyke C.C. Chandler BIN Th anes POINT BLANK LOVERBOY Jim Rising JOAN JETT 1 -I KUPOSan Antonio . TX COB GAMMA W O UYISangor. ME VAN HALEN 15-10 BEATLES CDB POLICE (dpi DONNIE IRIS ROLLING STONES WILLIE NELSON FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS A m Randall V ANGELIS 21-14 SHEENA EASTON Robb Ste wart ASIA (dpi MARTIN BRILEY Hottest: SHEFNA EASTON J. GEILS BAND 20-16 DONNIE IRIS STARS ON 45 Hottest: LOVERBOY STEVIE NICKS 2-1 ELTON JOHN CAROLE KING STEVIE NICKS 26-21 DREGS ROBERTA FLACK STARS ON 45 JOAN JETT 1-1 Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD 9-3 LRB CARS JOHNNY & DISTRACT LRB HUMAN LEAGUE VANGELIS 16-8 JOAN JETT 1-1 PAUL DAVIS 15-5 Hottest: ELTON JOHN KEELNOwevepott.LA Hottest: O'BRYAN HALL & OATES RICK SPRINGFIELD 18-10 OUARTERFLASH 6-3 OUARTERFLASH 10-6 GO GO'S 3-1 TOM CHAPIN JOAN JETT 2-1 GAMMA Hottest , Keviri Devie GREG GUIDRY 20-14 RICK SPRINGFIELD 13-1n HALL & OATES 28-15 HUEY LEWIS AND TN 7-3 Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD 8-5 Hottest: JOAN JETT 2-1 HAIL 6 :AT!, 25-1B STEVIE WONDER 2-1 CARS 21-13 VANGELIS 8-7 J. GEILS BAND 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD PAUL DAVIS 17-10 SKY? 4-2 HUEY LEWIS AND TN 3-2 ALDO NOVA 19-14 INPST/Trentom NJ RICK SPRINGFIELD 12-8 JOURNEY 7-6 BARRY MANILOW FAA100/Reeolohlc TN LF ROUX 18-14 ONJ 13-8 J. GEILS BAND 5-4 CHARLENE 19-16 KOOL & THE GANG 12-7 LARRY CARLTON GLASS MOON D-26 RICK SPRINGFIELD 19-14 TensTrrylor To m Pree ftWisorno GREG GUIDRY 7-5 VAN HALEN 29-19 KK OV AVIchlts Fails. TX RICK SPRINGFIELD 17-10 CHARLENE 112FLYIAlberry. NY FRED PARRIS/FIVE 25-18 BITINe w Orleans. LA LE ROUX 8-7 Ed wards/King FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS STEVIE WOODS WILLIE NELSON ELTON JOHN Jock Lev/nonce KOOL 4 TIE GANG RAY PARKER JR Shornby/Volps P A R ALLEL TH R EE W JSCl/Portiend, ME KR OK/Shreveport. LA BEATLES CAROLE KING Hottest: LRB QUINCY JONES CDB Hottest: Mien Phoenbc JOURNEY I-1 SHEENA EASTON JUNIOR Harrison/Greer FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS JOURNEY 2-1 DP. HOOK STEVIE WONDER 3-2 Rotte•t: RAY PARKER JR. KILEJOalveston. TX SISTER SLEDGE CAROLE KING GO GO'S 3-3 DAN FOGELBERG Hottest , QUINCY JONES 7-4 JOURNEY 2-1 PAUL DAVIS Scott Taylor ELTON JOHN JOHNNY & DISTRACT SOFT CELL 4-4 Hottest , ROD STEWART 1 VANGELIS 15-6 ONJ 8-3 ROLLING STONES ROLLING STONES Hottest: VAN HALEN 8-5 JOURNEY I-1 ONJ 8-6 J. GE MS sAnn 16-7 LE ROUX 12-8 Hottest: CHARLENE KOOL & THE GANG JOURNEY 1-1 J. GEI LS RANT' 11-6 BERTIE HIGGINS 10-5 JOAN JETT 14-8 CHARLENE 27-16 JOAN JETT I-1 TASTE OP HONEY DONNIE IRIS (dpi VANGELIS 10-7 GO GO'S 11-7 STEVIE NICKS 17-11 KTSA/Sen Antonio, TX STEVIE NICKS D-20 STEVIE WONDER 2-2 RAY PARKER JP. STEVIE NICKS 16-1) GEORGE BENSON 23-15 KOOL & THE GANG 10-7 Hottest , ELTON JOHN POINTER SISTERS 21-9 VVTRYINbany. NY J.J. Rodrigues PAUL DAVIS 20-16 W SKZJChattermoge. TN RICK SPRINGFIELD 14-9 STEVIE WONDER 1-1 DONNIE IRIS PAUL DAVIS 17-13 M G M WICIWIlefh. ME TOM TOM CLUB 20-14 LE ROUX 3-2 HALL & OATES 26-20 HALL & OATES Devid Cerro.' INNOCENTS W DRC-F M/Hartford. CT HUEY LEWIS AND TH 11-7 OUPATERFLASH W O W MiSchell Hottest: JAMES ANDERSON W OKVICitaxvIlle. TN RICK SPRINGFIELD 25-16 W OLFITelleh reee. FL ELTON JOHN Paul Roberts JOURNEY 1-1 GAMMA Hottest: GREG GUIDRY 22-17 ROLLING STONES BEATLES STEVIE WONDER P-4 LOVERBOY Clary Adkins STEVIE WONDER 1-I Ron Pettier Hott est: CHARLENE LOVERBOY JOAN JETT 14-9 DONNIE IRIS JOAN JETT 2-2 W SS X/Cherleston. SC HALL & OATES JOAN JETT 1-1 HUMAN LEAGUE FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS CO GO'S 23-18 LRB LRB CO GO'S 18-9 BERTIE HIGGINS 11-4 BEATLES ALDO NOVA PICK SPRINGFIELD 2A-24 Hottest, CARS Ashton/Merlin TOMMY TUTONE 21-11 GENESIS RICK SPRINGFIELD 14-10 RICHARD D. FIELDS CDB JOAN JETT 2-1 SHEENA EASTON RICK SPRINGFIELD 73-12 BEATLES CHRIS REA DREGS BARRY MANILOW GO GO'S 17-12 LAKESIDE KXXIONBInme whe m. AL ONJ 5-2 STARS ON 45 OR. HOOK 23-17 SHALAMAR GORDON LIGHTFOOT J. GEILS BAND 8-5 DONNIE IRIS GAMMA W CO O/Celenesee, OA ROLLING STONES Chde Trane Hottest , GEORGE BENSON WAR DAN FOGELBERG HUEY LEWIS AND TM 13-10 CHRIS REA Bob Raleigh GO GO'S I-I CPR W AEB/lUlentoorn. PA GEORGE BENSON CARS POOL a THE GANG GREG GUIDRY 19-15 Hottest: JOAN JETT TOM CHAPIN JOAN JETT 2-1 VAN HALEN 4-2 T.G. SHEPPARD Hottest: Jefferson W rd STARS ON 45 J. GEILS BAND 15-10 JOAN JETT 1-1 Hottest: Hottest: HUMAN LEAGUE NINE/El Paso. TX J. GEILS BAND 9-4 SIMON & GARFUNKEL JOAN JETT 1-1 JOAN JETT 1-1 ALDO NOVA 29-21 RICK SPRINGFIELD 18-14 CO GO'S 7-5 CARPENTERS Hottest: Jim Zippo CAROLE KING JIMMY BUFFETT 25-20 CHARLENE 9-6 DAN FOGELBERG JOURNEY 2-2 ONJ 4-4 LOAN JETT 5-1 RAY PARKER JR. 32-22 Hottest: SUGAR HILL GANG 12-7 SHEENA EASTON STEVIE WONDER 3-3 GO GO'S 5-5 jJINCY JONES 17-11 ROBERTA FLACK HALL I OATES 33-23 ONJ 2-1 LRB BERTIE HIGGINS 4-4 RICK SPRINGFIELD 10-1 , GEILS BAND 71-15 DAVID BOWIE KLP OlUtlie Rock, AR JOAN JETT 4-3 J. GE1 LS BAND 11-10 Hottest: VANGELIS 5-5 STEVIE NICKS 13-13 WILLIE NELSON 27-16 LRB W CSCIChireston. SC Bob Lee STEVIE WONDER 6-5 ONJ 1-1 CHARLENE 30-21 RICHARD D. FIELDS Chokilkikey GO GO'S 10-6 C11011Merldian. MS ELTON JOHN J. GEILS BAND 2-2 W R CVJUdas. NY SINIUAINIONSINNA. W V CDB STEVIE NICKS 12-7 Bill Evans RICK SPRINGFIELD 9-5 SHEENA EASTON KOOL & THE GANG Jim Rehm Tony Lto Collins W A XY/Ft Lauderdale. R. FRANKF/KNOCKOUTS SHEENA EASTON WISFJAsheville, NC PAUL DAVIS 15-1n SHEEN* EASTON DONNIE IRIS ELTON JOHN Rick Sha w CAROLE KING CHARLENE 22-1) BEATLES DAN FOGELBERt VAN FOGELBERG DAN FOGELBERG John Stevens DUKE JUPITER BOYS BAND AC/DC FRANKE/ KNOCKOUTS Hot test: LRB WILLIE NELSON KC1011110w Heven CT ,TEVIE NICKS JOHN DENVER LOVERBOY WAYLON a WILLIE JOAN JETT 1-1 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS DAN FOGELBERG STARS ON 45 Hottest: (dp) Hottest: Danny Lyons DONNIE IRIS Hottest: GO GO'S 5-7 RICHARD D. FIELDS COB JOHN HALL BAND STEVIE WONDER 1-1 JOAN JETT 3-1 Hott est: GO GO'S 2-1 FOREIGNER 3-3 O'BRYAN (dpi BOYS BAND Hottest: VANGELIS 3-7 VANGELIS 12-5 JOHN DENVER JOAN JETT I-1 BOB I DOUG MCKENZ 10-2 VAN HALEN 4-4 Hottest: GENESIS STEVIE WONDER 2-1 ,NJ 6-4 J. GEILS BAND 14-8 CAROLE KING J. GEILS BAND 7-3 OUARTERFLASH 12-7 J. GEILS RAND 11-5 JOAN JETT 3-1 DONNIE IRIS J. GEILS BANE 12-0 ./UINCY JONES Ii-6 ONJ 20-13 LAURA BRANIGAN TOMMY TUTONE 5-4 CLIMAX BLUES BAND 72-; ONJ 6-4 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS PICK SPRINGFIELD 15-10 CHARLENE 13-2 RICK SPRINGFIELD 21-14 Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD 16-10 AC/DC 29-21 10C101/Neshville. TN PAUL DAVIS 8-5 CAPS PAUL DAVIS 23-17 JOURNEY I-1 OUARTE N LASH 18-14 J. GEILS BAND 11-6 Hottest: HALL I OATES 2A-74 W AYSICherlotte. NC John Anthony VANGELIS 5-4 W A CZ/Bengor. ME RICK SPRINGFIELD Is-1n W OUT/Johnson City. TN GO GO'S 2-1 QUINCY JONES 16-10 3V aillingitarntort. NY Lou Simon 17-9 Mlitheel O'Hara JUNIOR Jay Christian RICK SPRINGFIELD 14/Eladsden. AL CHARLENE 21-13 Scott Micheels RAY PARKER JR. W BCY/Cheriette, NC ONJ 18-10 er Gaither HUMAN LEAGUE CHARLENE HALL I OATES 25-17 CDB Hottest: Bob Kaghen PAUL DAVIS 19-12 JUNIOR LOVERBOY DAN FOGELREp , STEVIE WONDER 2-1 BEATLES HALL & OATES 27-13 CEP cIC ON & GARFUNKEL viFeweetimon. M D BEATLES HALL & OATES ONJ 5-2 ELTON JOHN HUMAN LEAGUE DDVERBOY EDDIE RABBIT? CDB W F OX/O rnesvIlle, OA Andy Szolnok' Hottest: ERB VANGELIS 10-5 DAN FOGELAERG LRB Hottvst: T.G. SHEPPARD STEVIE WONDER 2-1 DENIFCE WILLIAMS J. GEILS BAND 15-11 LRB Akin M odest FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS IOURNEY 1-1 TOMMY TUTCNE SIMON L GARFUNKEL JOAN JETT 1-2 HUMAN LEAGUE RICK SPRINGFIELD 19-13 GENESIS T.G. SHEPPARD NJ 4-4 BARRY MANILOW J. GEILS BAND 3-3 LOVERBOY Hottest: BOYS BAND KOOL & THE GANG Hottest: WILLIE NELSON 14-9 CARPENTERS GO GO'S 4-4 VANGELIS KJ100/Loulsville, KY MIKE POST 1-1 Hottest: SHEENA EASTON JOAN JETT I-1 JOAN JETT 15-12 CAROLE KING SHEENA EASTON JOURNEY 1-1 TOMMY TUTONE 7-5 Dave McCann VANGELIS 6-4 DAN FOGELBERG J. GEILS BAND B-2 GO GO'S 24-18 Hottest: DONNIE IRIS RICK SPRINGFIELD 9-7 BERTIE HIGGINS 2-2, Hottest: GO GO'S 9-3 SEPTIC HIGGINS 2-1 W P H D/Buffalo, NY Hottest: HUEY LEWIS AND TH TOMMY TUTONE 24-19 ALABAMA 4-6 GO GO'S 1-1 ALABAMA 17-4 W BB O./Auguste. GA QUINCY JONES 5-3 JOAN JETT I-1 ELTON JOHN QUINCY JONES D-21 BILLY JOEL 7-8 DR. HOOK 17-8 GEORGE BENSON 13-6 H wy Moore PAUL DAVIS 10-6 J. GEILS BAND 4-2 Bruce Stevens BARRY MANILOW JOAN JETT 20-14 J. GEILS BAND 14-9 CHARLENE 17-8 LRB OAK RIDGE BOYS 10-8 CHARLENE W M AK.F MIN•ahville, IN MIKE POST 20-17 W KS/Fayetteville, NC STEVIE NICKS 16-11 htAlLEs KR O D/EI Peso, TX KOOL & THE GANG 2S-I6 DREGS Hottest; Phil Sculley WILLIE NELSON 23-19 Larry Cannon ROBERTA FLACK ASIA PAUL DAVIS 1B-13 STEVIE WONDER 1-1 Mike Preston JOHN DENVER W B UILonglaland. NY CAROLE KING PAUL DAVIS 18-12 T.G. SHEPPARD KPUIVAinarillo, TX RAY PARKER JR, W M/Frederick. ND SIMON & GARFUNKEL DR. HOOK BIN Tony DONNIE IRIS NEIL DIAMOND 19-14 BARRY MANILOW Den Wilson RAN FOGELBERG Hottest: GEORGE DUKE GREG KINN Keinorsbi Joe PICK SPRINGFIELD D-18 DENIECE WILLIAMS EDDIE RARBITT JOAN JETT I-1 HALL & OATES CAROLE KING LOVERBOY HALL & OATES D-20 BEATLES SHEENA EASTON JOHN DENVER VANGELIS 2-2 Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS GAMMA BOYS BAND CDB DENIECE WILLIAMS SIMON & GARFUNKfi RICK SPRINGFIELD 21-12 BUCKNER L GARCIA 1-1 HALL & OATES Hott est: KFIFIlAtesdn. TX GLASS MOON (dpi KOOL S. THE GANG CHRIS REA WILLIE NELSON 24-17 Hottest: ALDO NOVA JOAN JETT 3-2 ROLLING STONES (dpi JOAN JETT 1-1 HALL I OATES 29-22 Ed Volk men BILL CHAMPLIN (dpi Hottest: JOURNEY 1-I VAN HALEN 3-3 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS Hottest: CO GO'S P-3 JOAN JETT 5-1 RICHARD D. FIELDS (dp1 BERTIE HIGGINS 5-3 CDB POLLING STONES SKYY 9-6 J. GEILS BAND 4-4 W F MF/Baton Rouge. LA VANGELIS 3-1 STEVIE WONDER 8-3 CHERI (dp) VANGELIS 12-8 GO GO'S 8-6 LRB STARS ON 45 CHARLENE 18-11 FOREIGNER 10-8 VANGELIS 19-12 Hot te•t RicelWatkins ONJ 16-11 HUMAN LEAGUE 19-13 LOVERBOY ELTON JOHN MECO 20-14 RICK SPRINGFIELD 22-15 JOURNEY 1-1 W N OK.FPAIColu mbis. SC SISTER SLEDGE 17-13 DAVID BOWIE CDB WILLIE NELSON 25-15 HALL & CATES 29-19 PAUL DAVIS 18-11 BARRY MANILOW JOAN JETT CARS GEORGE DUKE 29-24 To m Anderson MIKE POST 25-16 W L A N.F M/Lancester Hottest: vinc.Fraturderd. CT Hottest: Hottest: 96SOFIS•vannah, OA J. GEILS RAND 31-1A JOAN JETT 1-1 ONJ 4-1 Donohue Days Russell JOAN JETT I-1 W A NS-F M/Oreenville. SC SHEENA EASTON JUNIOR 34-19 siek In JOAN JETT 10-4 J.P. Hunter HUEY LEWIS AND TN KOOL & THE GANG JOURNEY 2-2 Sa m Church RAY PARKER JR. KOOL L THE GANG 12-6 TOMMY TUTONE DR. HOOK 16-9 GO GO'S 7-6 BONNIE RAITT W YKSJElaineevIlle. FL RICK SPRINGFIELD 21-18 CHARLENE SOFT CELL PAUL DAVIS 19-10 STARS ON 45 RAY PARKER JR. RICK SPRINGFIELD 9-7 BEATLES BEATLES BIN Marmon FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS J. GEILS BAND 24-21 ELTON JOHN TOMMY TUTONE 76-14 RAY PARKER JR. 26-13 HUMAN LEAGUE EDDIE SCHWARTZ DENIECE WILLIAMS GENESIS CHARLENE W EIN/Norfolk VA DONNIE IRIS VAN HALEN JOHN DENVER W O MP FMI13eReire O H Hottest: CDB KBENIPAcAllemirownovISA TX WAYLON WILLIE BOYS BAND CINTANKE/KNOCKOUTS ROLLING STONES (di') Hottest: Bob Canada JOAN JETT I-I Jolene Schreiber Hottest: Hottest: TOMMY TUTONE CAROLE KING JOAN JETT 1 -I KennyElande STEVIE WONDER 2-7 JOAN JETT 3-1 POINTER SISTERS 5-1 Hottest: GLASS MOON GO GO'S 2-2 DAN FCGELBERG ONJ 6-3 CHARLES!. ROLLING STONES FOREIGNER 6-4 POLICE D-B ONJ 2-1 TASTE OF HONEY ONJ 4-3 SHEENA EASTON GO GO'S 9-4 CARS STARS ON 45 VANGELIS 11-10 SKY? 5-3 Hottest: JOHN HALL BAND J. GEI LS BAND 8-5 J. GE1LS BAND 15-11 BEATLES ROLLING STONES 27-18 KOOL I THE GANG 19-8 C AN HUEY LEWIS AND TM 14-1n HUEY LEWIS AND TM 10-7 JOAN JETT 2-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 28-14 DENIECE WILLIAMS MARTIN M it , HUMAN LEAGUE J. GEILS BAND 26-30 VANGELIS 15-9 J. GEILS BAND 12-7 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS OUARTERFLASH 20-14 010111York. PA GLASS MOON ELTON JOHN TOM TOM CLUB 25-24 MIKE POST 26-20 W Y CR/Hanover-York. PA LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: RICHARD D. FIELDS KKVEULHC4IRoc k AR TOMMY TUTONE D-31 Den Skier Hottest: W HIPI.F M/Montgornery, AL J.J. Randolph JOAN JETT I-1 Hottest: Z102/SavannalL OA RAY PARKER JP. 0-32 BERTIE HIGGINS 2-1 Rffike Roberts GO GO'S 6-3 Nell Harrison CDB HUEY LEWIS AND TM 11-5 Ray W a r ms LAB PAUL DAVIS 9-6 W AEVISaysnnah. OA CHARLENE STEVIE WONDER GO GO'S 13-6 RICK SPRINGFIELD FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS JOHN DENVER 10-8 BOYS BAND FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS ONJ 11-8 KOOL & THE GANG 12-11 QUINCY JONES RAY PARKER JR. J.D. North QUINCY JONES 11-9 ELTON JOHN Hottest: CAROLE KING RICK SPRINGFIELD 25-18 RAY PARKER JR, 28-20 BEATLES PAUL DAVIS ROLLING STONES JOAN JETT I-1 DAVID EASLEY (dpi BARRY MANILOW 18-10 LE ROUX 24-22 COB Hott est: T.G. SHEPPARD KARLA BONOFF ONJ 5-4 HUMAN LEAGUE (dpi W FEA/Manchaster. N H JOAN JETT 1-1 BILL CHAMPLIN W J DX/Jackson. M S TOMMY TUTONE Hottest: J. GEILS BAND 15-7 LOVERBOY (dp) 01001Mobile.AL Keith Le mke Hottest: VANGELIS 2-2 JOAN JETT 1-1 JOHN HALL BAND VANGELIS 16-9 SIMCM 1 GARFUNKEL (dp) Big Cruise GO GO'S 4-3 GLASS MOON Scott Griffith JOAN JETT 4-1 ONJ 7-5 RICK SPRINGFIELD 21-11 Hottest: SHEENA EASTON ONJ 5-3 ONJ 16-6 TOM TOM CLUB 11-7 DAN FOGELBERG JOAN JETT 7-1 HUMAN LEAGUE BEATLES BEATLES J. GEI LS BAND 14-8 RICK SPRINGFIELD A-11 J. GEILS BAND 12-8 Hott est: JOURNEY 1-2 CHRIS REA WILLIE NELSON W ifFINRooftester. NY CDB HUEY LEWIS AND TN 14-9 STEVIE WONDER 1-1 GO GO'S 4-3 BARRY MANILOW VANGELIS 16-10 CAROLE KING W RCUL/Oreensboro.N C HUMAN LEAGUE 71-16 16-10 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS PAUL DAVIS 20-11 Aimee Peck J. GEILS BAND TIGHT FIT ELTON JOHN GENESIS KCIIZ.F MIArnarilio, TX RAY PARKER JR. 23-18 ONJ IE.:2 Hottest: ROLLING STONES VAmsJones RICK SPRINGFIELD DONNIE IRIS RICK SPRINGFIELD 25-19 Hottest: W D OCVDeytons Beech FL Tim Buller JOURNEY 1-1 VAN HALEN (BA) SAPPY MANILOW ELTON JOHN 28-21 DAN FOGELBERG ONJ 3-2 P A R AI III 1111111 J. GEILS BAND 5-2 DONNIE IRIS Hottest: Rick Knight ELTON JOHN ELTON JOHN PICK SPRINGFIELD 13-8 QUINCY JONES 10-6 JOAN JETT I-1 ROBERTA FLACK CDB Hottest: GO GO'S 11-7 BEATLES 79-18 DONNIE IRIS JOURNEY 1-1 W CIR/Beckley W V ONJ 5-3 Hottest: Hottest: HALL & OATES 30-24 PAUL DAVIS 13-9 J. GE MS BAND 7-4 ELTON JOHN ONJ 6-1 JOAN JETT 4-1 ONJ 5-2 An, Martin KOOL & THE GANG 14-10 QUINCY JONES 7-3 VANGELIS 8-5 LRB PAUL DAVIS 21-15 ONJ 13-9 STEVIE WONDER 8-4 RICK SPRINGFIELD 16-13 CAROLE KING GREG GUIDRY 26-70 OUARTERFLASH 15-11 1,_ 1( ,(1mFIF SE W TIX/Ne w OrSeens. LA COB TOMMY TUToNE HUEY LEWIS AND TH DAN FOGELBI PG PAUL DAVIS 19-15 Gani konklin CK1011Ccroos Beach. FL SHEENA EASTON MIKF J. GEILS BAND 23-1N ROLLING STONES K1041Erle, PA Hottest: SIMON & GARFUNKEL GLASS M OON Mike Lore CHARLENE 10-1 W OC GIDurharn Raleigh, NC BIN Shannon TOMMY TUTONE KOOL L THE GANG KV O ULalayette, LA WILLIE NELSON VANGELIS 3-2 Randy Kabrich Hottest: ELTON JOHN Philip Rankin BALANCE DONNIE IRIS CO GO'S 7-5 JOAN JETT 1-1 5114CM & GARFUNKEL PAUL OVERSTREET ROBERTA FLACK HUEY LEWIS AND TN 12-8 BEATLES T.G. SHEPPARD J. GEILS BAND 2-2 TASTE OF HONEY MIKE POST 15-10 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS CDB ELTON JOHN GAMMA (dp1 ONJ 3-3 DAVID LASLEY FOREIGNER DAN FOGELBENG JOHN DENVER BOBBY CALDWELL RICK SPRINGFIELD 16-It Hottest: Hottest: LRB COB DR. HOOK 26-15 STEVIE WONDER 1-1 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS JOAN JETT STARS ON 45 HUMAN LEAGUE GO GO'S 7-2 ALDO NOVA LOVERBOY 6-3 Hottest: Hottest: J. GEILS BAND 15-6 GEORGE DUKE CNJ 12-7 HUEY LEWIS AND TM 11-7 STEVIE WONDER 2-1 ONJ 3-1 Hotteet , OUARTERFLASH 13-9 PAUL DAVIS 12-6 GO GO'S 11-5 VANGELIS 19-8 JOAN JETT 1-1 VAN HALEN 17-11 PICK SPRINGFIELD 27-12 J. GE MS BAND 14-R STEVIE WONDER 2-2 CHARLENE 24-15 RICK SPRINGFIELD 20-14 ONJ 5-3 HALL & OATES 34-25 HALL a CATER 27-20 OUARTERFLASH 12-8 HALL & OATES 76-19 P .cpi 'In

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GE/L.11 NAND 16-11 IA01.111101; 00 00 .8 11-6 ONJ 4-) TuM 11M II FIR /4 Is GAMMA ,, ttosIt Hott est; KAY PPPP V P JR 11011 est. PAUL DAVIS 17-8 Go 1310 .1 12-i ''AN JETT 1-1 KlY N-PPA MAeleaL KS JOAN JETT 1 I INNoCENTS SICK SPMINGFIELD 19 10 PAUL DAVIS 11-7 KSPZ/Colaredo Swinge. CO JOAN JETT I-1 ▪ GO'S 4-1 MIKE POST 0-1 Hott est; Teals SmInITT Mike Daniels oNJ 5-4 GEILS BANE 16$ PICK e ntione mr. 7.- STEVIE W ONDER i• I 16 QUINCY JoN1711 11-6 RIPTIF HIGGINS 7-9 W .U KEL Makeen. MI JUAN JETT 4-7 •Trvir triers II 7 Holt ••,, PAUL DAVIS 14-R VUINt11 JoNtt. WI J. '4116 BAND II 7 ,I.A sPRINOPIIII. 17 10 JoUNNEY I I Jim Ryan islatMlasina HU, LEWIS AND TM II S RICA opetwortt u , 10-9 PICK 11POINGVIELD RICK RPRINGYItI V 14 M e m W or d 9 PAUL DAVIS 71-11 saryte W P M'S I AC/DC Hott est, AlIDAJDos A464nes IA AIASAMA MA U • t.ATEA .7%.27 BIATLES Ill KIEL IMPAZICehimbis. M O STEVIE M AIDEN 1 1 Ofi obi.) 6-6 A W Penh *. EPANRE/KNOCtoUTR DENTIE 1.1001111 4-/ CHARLENE M e w Ora deno Len▪ K. M ardell Kera/An d orene AX STEVIE NICts N-0 JOAN JETT 6-5 POINT PLANK GEORGE BENSON e;11 If 1.111 k,M HUEY LEWIS AND TN 13-7 Randy Robbins DREGS HALL I (ATES CDR WILLIE e ms ,* ,61111Y CALDWEI1 W Y MAIT aina do wn, OH J(MN HALL RAND VANUELIR 70.1 v RooL I THE GANG ELTON JOHN 1.1 0 LOVERBOY 1AVID Jeff Tobln Hott est. DUKE JUPITER /1010ClioUTS No , (44t, EPANKE/K NUCKOUTS I'h PRY MAN LOW Hott est; K N YT/Tuasan. AZ J. GEILII BAND 1-1 JOAN JETT 4-1 RAY PARKER JP. .1, 11 e•I Hott est; U2L41 ALDO NOVA 9-6 JOAN JETT 1-1 Rich Smother Sobbin GLASS Moold 1,15 ,1 U M W. 1 1 nrivor HIGGINS 10-12 INNOCENTS JoAN JETT I-I J. GEILS BAND 17-1 0 GO Go'S 7- GAMMA 1 4) t..1 9_4 VANGELIS 27-20 LAO J. , r11.2. BAND 4-1 SIMON • GARFINKEL GENESIS 10-11 RICK SPRINGFIELD )J J. (MILK RAND 7-4 JOHNNY • DISTRACT 1.114 ;JINTER 2./sTERN 6 sTEVIE WoNDIER 8-6 WILLIE NELSON DEMI/Cr WILLIAMS RICK SPRINGFIELD 71-1 7 15111, DAVIS 11- 27 26 TOMMY TUTONE 12-5 M A w•t I 1.,UL VAV1S 21-1 6 JOINS NALL RAND 0/RTIE HIGGINS 9-8 DWIGHT TWILLEY 19-1S HUMAN LEAGUE JUAN JETT I- I ., A111.1111 26-1 9 CAPS IIANA koSS 15-1 7 K OKEVOrnaha. NB ELTON JOHN GO Go •li 15- 2 WIIPTalreyens Pri m WI lek(Waslins SS JUNIOR ROLLING 111ToNt , M ark Evens J . cr ILA BAND 71- IS KOFNPOkleho me City O K W AKKJDoloth M N S od Fury BEATLES Hott est: Denny Collier STEVIE NICKS 74 17 GO GO'S 1-1 John Jenkins psv6 6 Nenborp BOYS BAND ROLLING SToNEN CVO Al 1,” t11/1/11 AI 19 /HIAT US JOHN DENVER POINTES 61 TOMMY TUTONE BEATLES 134.61 , BOYS NAND A WL GANG IRA/ KK HIA/Coioredo Springs J. GE MS NAND 9-6 STARE ON 49 DONNIE !RIB • 't ▪ 'AN EtC/I HIRG CDB Hott est, PAUL DAVIS 11-7 Hott e6t; ALDO NOVA 18 0 Jack Hs mittOet Hott est, FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS JOAN JETT I-1 VANGELIS 14-9 JOURNEY I-I ASIA Idpi 4 AoURNEY I-I Hott est, TOM TOM CLUB :0-11 ONJ 4-7 KOOL & 710 GANG 11 • 1,1A; Hellt7lt 9- S CHARLENE ( 41 orru or HIGGINS 7-7 JOAN JETT 2-1 GO 21-14 Hott est, JOAN JETT 5-4 Hottesti KYY NIMInge M T KNorl I. 10-t, ;NJ 10 -4 HUEY LEWIS ANV TN /1-6 RICHARD D. YIELDS 29-21 JOAN JETT 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 17-12 JOAN ASTI I-1 Jock O M PAUL DAVIS IS-11 RICK SPRINGFIELD 16-11 ALABAMA 34-11 GO GO'S 2-2 KR Av Toles O K QUINCY JONES 22-11 J. GEILS BAND 2-2 CHARLENE V-10 LE ROUX 19-11 JOURNEY 1-1 GO GO'S 6-) KID D/Menleney, CA FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS Geiy Reynolds PAUL DAVIS 21-15 J. GEILS BAND 12-5 KIIK/Devenport IA ONJ 9-4 1.11/1 N A M1Appleton Oshkosh. WI Sony Bro wn ONJ 6-6 ELTON JOHN /1ARLENE Chuck King TOMMY TIMONE 12-7 Nil. Cain. KK RC-F M/Slo wi falls, SD LOVEPHOY , 1ENA EASToN BEATLES KIKI/Honollislu GREG GUIDRY W TR U/Muskegon. MI 8111 Richerds , teto, FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS ROLLING STONES LoVERBo) STEVIE WOODS John Fink 'ISTIE HIGGINS 1-1 Mike Sta m m DONNIE IRIS Not t••t I BEATLES ('Al). rAVIS ELTON JOHN JOAN JETT I-1 , 66/11s 2-2 CARS VAN NALEN Lo w man), ALII S ROLLING STONES CHARLENE ONJ 5-7 BOYS BAND KOOL S THE GANG DAN EOGELBERG COB DENIECE WILLIAMS COB Hott est: GU PPPPPP LASH 11-7 NoNVER S-4 COB HALL • CATES DR. NOOK BARRY MANILOW KOOL 4 THE GANG VANGELIS 19-10 :NCY JoNIS 0 TOMMY TUTONE STEVIE WONDER 2-1 Hott est: Hott est: STARS ON 45 GENESIS CARS JOAN JETT 5-3 RAY PARKER JR. 22-1 ONJ 2-1 JOURNEY I-I BOBBY WOMACR K M/Peoria. II. PIA ZADORA BERTIE HIGGINS 16-10 STEVIE NICKS 14-10 Hott est: BAR- RAYS JOAN JETT 5- 2 LAN FOGELBERG K ATUCeeper, W Y Keith Ed wards J. GEI LS BAND 17-11 JOAN JETT 2-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 20-17 ANGELA CLE MONS HUEY LEWIS AND TH 21-17 LRB JOURNEY 3-2 HUEY LEWIS AND TH 21-15 CHILLIWACK Fred Leenunee QUINCY JONES 20-13 VAN HALEN 25-10 Hott est, . 1thit . CO GO'S 7-3 BLACK UHURU HALL I. OATES 75-17 RICK SPRINGFIELD 33-74 STEVIE WONDER 1-1 K O OSRIve midlieSan Bernentno BEATLES J. GE MS BAND 14-9 Hott est: SKTFRELASH 5-2 JOAN JETT 7-2 DONNIE IRIS W OSFIEvenedile. IN W M/Grand Rapids, MI STEVIE NICKS 15-11 Stevela Weil JOAN JETT I-I ."5 HAIEN 7-5 HUEY LEWIS AND TN 4-3 DAN FOGELBERG Kevin Cespenter GO GO'S P-4 Brian Tho mas ONJ 8-4 PAUL DAVIS KOOL S THE GANG mmv TUTONE 17-0 STEVIE WONDER 13-5 BERTIE HIGGINS C-5 GAMMA • , 'PRINGFIELE 16-12 WEST SISTER SLEDGE SISTER SLEDGE BEATLES MANHATTANS 19-8 ROLLING STONES Nott eett CHARLENE STARS ON 45 K OSS/Ton d o. KS RICK SPRINGFIELD 24-15 CARPENTERS JOAN JETT 2-1 W OR D/Orand NOPRH. MI ELTON JOHN Hottest; P A R ALLEL T W O Tony Me wed FRAKKE/KNOCKOUTS GO GO'S 9-) Seen Stevens Hottest ; STEVIE WONDER 3-1 Hott est: PA R AII I1 T H REE HUEY LEWIS AND TM 8-4 STEVIE WONDER 2-1 ONJ 5-2 GREG GUIDRY K CPIUSalt Lake City, UT STEVIE WONDER 1-1 J. GEILS BAND 10-5 BERT!!! HIGGINS 4-1 VANGELIS 8-6 CHARLENE RICK SPRINGFIELD 16-9 STEVIE WICKS 11-7 ONJ 10-5 Clary Weldron KCIINtReno NV t. 2-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 15-8 COB J. GE MS BAND 17-10 ALABAMA 6-6 MIKE POST 21-15 K 072/Le wleton. ID BARRY MANILOW DAN FOGELBERG QUARTERFLASH 23-19 Jim 0 Nes/ GEILS BAND 6-1 JOAN JETT 9-8 Hott est; SHEENA EASTON KOOL & THE GANG 30-2S Jay McColl -EVIL WONDER 5-S W KFR/Kale mazoo. MI Ill, JOAN JETT I-I RICK SPRINGFIELD • 16-9 V/ZOIURo difore. IL ELTON JOHN S wartICheo man GO GO'S 3-2 STARS ON 45 BARRY MANILOW 11VIL NICKS 20-13 KlUOtiesiterstiskt C A INNOCENTS Mr. Ed J. GEILS BAND 4-3 GEORGE DUKE LRB Hott eet, JOHN DENVER Squires/Donee HUEY LEWIS AND TH 7-5 GAMMA CDB W H OTlYoungsto wn. OM CDR JOURNEY 2-1 ELTON JOHN PAUL DAVIS 16-8 JOHN HALL BAND PAN rocrLarec Dick Tho mpson UDVERBOY GORDON LIGHTFOOT RICK SPRINGFIELD 72-13 CHARLENE Hott est; GAMMA Hottest; ELTON JOHN PAUL DAVIS 21-14 GORDON LIGHTFOCT KELO/Sioue Feat SD VANGELIS I-I COB Hott est, L & THE GANG JOURNEY I-1 ROBERTA FLACK 33-29 Hottest; M arc Elliot PAUL DAVIS 22-4 JOAN JETT 1-1 , TLES GO GO'S 7-2 MARTIN BAILEY HALL & DATES 35-31 ONJ 7-3 NEIL DIAMOND 25-19 GO GO'S 5-2 PAUL DAVIS 9-6 CHARLENE IdD1 M OT U HIGGINS 6-4 VAN HALES/ CHARLENE 29-22 RICK SPRINGFIELD 16-' ,N JETT 1-1 J. GEILS BAND 11-8 Hott est: VANGELIS 10-6 PAUL DAVIS VAN ((ALEN 31-24 KOMPititaio, C O QUARTERELASH I-I PAUL DAVIE 22-12 it LEWIS AND TN 16-10 HUEY LEWIS AND TH 23-9 HUEY LEWIS AND TH 14-10 ' GEILS BAND 17-11 MIKE POST GO GO'S 7-3 Illp Ald o HALL I. DATES 24-18 RICK SPRINGFIELD 20-12 Hott est: KJR13/Spokane. W A .7tVli NICKS 19-12 Z104/Medleon. WI PAUL DAVIS 20-10 DAN FOGELBERG JOURNEY I-I TVTONE V-2) Suds Cole man PRISM 17-12 SIMON 6. GARFUNKEL Little/Hudson W L YT/Clevelland Heights. OH GO GO'S 4-3 LRB 24-10 JUNIOR JOAN JETT 10-4 STAkS 0N 45 W N AP/Indisnapolie. IN ROLLING STONES Scott - S moker" Ho witt GAMMA ONJ 2P-23 ELTON JOHN K HO O/Taco ma W A Paul Mendenhall rOoL 1. THE GANG GENESIS FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS HUEY LEWIS AND TN 36-34 LRB SHEENA EASTON Gory Bryon DONNIE IRIS LE ROUX Hottest : S SPRINGFIELD Hott est: Hott est; Hott est; K WL OAVeterloo. IA JOAN JETT 1-1 MMY TUTONE JOHN DENVER STEVIE WONDER 2-1 JOAN JETT I-1 JOAN JETT 1-1 HALER Dnme lOntley STEVIE WONDER A-5 COB GO GO'S 3-2 ONJ 14-7 JOAN JETT 4-2 IITON JOHN UDVERBOY 9-6 UOVERBOY SEPTIC HIGGINS 0-4 GO GO'S 6-4 RICK SPRINGFIELD 12-9 ROLLING STONES J. GEILS BAND 19-12 cARS DAN FOGELBERG ONJ 7-6 ONJ 6-5 BERTIE HIGGINS D-12 Hott est JOHN DENVER RICK SPRINGFIELD 24-1 7 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS QUINCY JONES 17-13 RICK SPRINGFIELD 13-8 HALL I OATES D-I6 J;;AN JETT 1-1 Hott est: CHRIS SEA JOAN JETT I-1 K NO/Tuceon. AZ STINIE WONDER 4-2 IN Hott est: wistminsisiwpaik. K M O K/Des Moines, IA PCLICE C-4 J. GEILS BAND 10-2 Guy Zapoleon STEVIE WONDER 2-1 To m 01111gen Go GO'S 7-5 Michael Stone FOREIGNER 20-10 JOAN JETT 3-2 STEVIE NICKS 17-12 DAN EGGELBERG HIT ,/ 141413. AND TH 10-6 HUMAN LEAGUE J. GEILS BAND 15-6 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS VANGELIS 25-15 Hot t eta : LOVERBOY RICK SPRINGFIELD 16-11 W NCl/Coiu mbus. OH LOVER BOY BERTIE HIGGINS I-1 BEATLES HALL 6. CATES 20-13 JOHN HALL BAND W A rr -FAVL dernakI N J. GEILS BAND 3-2 Steve Echvarde Hottest: Hottest: Bob Loo med POLICE 6-4 KIS/Provo, UT JOAN JETT 2-1 JOAN JETT 1-1 VANGELIS 10-5 ON 45 Kreddick/Olnsbarg . LRB 5-4 DONNIE IRIS 3-3 III NELSON ROLLING STONES VAN HALEN 21-16 SHOOTING STAR 8-7 QUARTERFLASH 5-4 -/ POST BEATLES TOMMY TUTONE PICK SPRINGFIELD 14-12 GO GO'S 15-10 TIM/Frorno, CA -KY MANILOW TOMMY TUTONE Hott est: HALL L DATES 19-16 HUMAN LEAGUE 23-20 'KEENE RAY PARKER JR. John McCorkle JOURNEY I-1 ; est Hottest, BERTIE HIGGINS 5-4 U113180Uth &WWI IN ONJ 2-1 III WONDER 2-1 P A R ALLEL TH R EE STEVIE NICKS JOAN JETT 13-8 ' 4-2 J.K. Dearing GO GO'S 4-2 HALL 6. OATES J. GEILS BAND 14-9 IF RICHARD 7-5 JOAN JETT 5-3 Hott est: ONJ 15-12 GO GO'S JGELIS 12-9 K FIRAMernerek. NO HUEY LEWIS AND TN (1-4 STEVIE WONDER 3-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD . SPRINGFIELD 17-14 Den lionnen VANGELIS 9-5 JOAN JETT 10-7 FM103/Seit Lake City. UT QUINCY JONES HUES LEWIS AND TH 17-11 Hottest: BEATLES Lorraine Winno w O WN NTWA N NB KRI M/lo we M y. IA RICK SPRINGFIELD 72-16 JOAN JETT I-1 CDB PAUL DAVIS 25-21 COB %, ,la• Shah* Ilert Geyneher BERTIE HIGGINS 3-2 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS BEATLES ONJ 4-3 MECO KLU C1Las Vegas. NV 7.41 JOHN FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS Hott est: POINTER SISTERS 21-7 ROLLING STONES THE FOLLO WIN G STATIO NS ..sEG GU/DRY PAUL DAVIS Dave Van Stone JOAN JETT 1-1 HUEY LEWIS AND TH 25- 13 HOtteet: CrB 1 0) RAY PARKER JF J. GEILS BANE 11-3 DID NOT REP ORT THIS WEEK: Hottest; BERTIE HIGGINS 2-1 SHOOTING STA/. DAN FOGELBERG W OJX/Dayeen. OH STEVIE NICKS 8-4 HUEY L EWIS AND TH 5-3 LRB STEVIE WONDER I-I LOVERBOY (di. HUEY LEWIS AND TH 12-7 Joe Da wson J. GEILS BAND 14-6 Q102/Cincinnati ONJ 1-2 ASIA 1 0) ('DR GO GO'S 14-8 JOAN JETT 17-8 VANGELIS 7-5 Hottest; Nottemt; W MEE/Ft. Wayne QUINCY JONES PAUL DAVIS 10-7 PAUL DAVIS 18-11 JOAN JETT 1-I JOURNEY I-I HALL I DATES W HEB/Porta mouth HAIL I, PATES I4-11 J. GE MS BAND 5-2 JOAN JETT 6-4 RICK SPRINGFIELD KKES/Rapid City HUEY LEWIS AND TN 7-5 QUARTERFLASN 10-7 VVTS N/Dover Hottest: Sherwin/Plo w QUARTERELASH 12-9 GO GO'S 15-8 W VIC/Lest LNISISta MI JOURNEY 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 22-1' A. GEILS NAND 11-10 Jim St John BERTIE HIGGINS 28-5 LOVER BOY THE FOLLO WIN G STATIO NS OAK RIDGE BOYS 25-6 JOHN DENVER BARRY MANILOW KO WEUFargo, NO KY N O-F M/Freeno. CA JOAO JETT 17-8 CARO LS KING REP ORTED A FROZE N BEATLES John Lee Walker VANGELIS D-13 W ayne Hiller SHEENA EASTON Hott est: PLAYLIST THIS WEEK: FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS STEVIE WONDER I-1 QUINCY JONES HER1IF HIGGINS ALDO NOVA STEVIE NICKS 6-2 FEATIES MECO W XKS-F M/Boston HUEY LEWIS AND TH 5-3 TOM CHAPIN Nott etst: JHALAMAR KEY N-F M/VVichita BOBBY CALDWELL QUARTERELASN 9-6 ONJ 4-1 TASTE OF HONEY Hott est; J. GEILS BAND 19-15 GO GO'S 9-4 'HERI JOURNEY I-I VANGELIS 11-5 lot test ONJ 15-4 JOAN JETT 12-6 JOURNEY 1-1 SISTER SLEDGE 18-11 HUEY LEWIS AND TH 10-h STEVIE WONDER 2-2 PAUL DAVIS 23-17 J"AN JETT H-4 DR. 1MOK 34-22 KOOL & THE GANG 7-6 IIME 15-9 Page 59 41EA/Friday. March 28, 1982 teen conenueel (Pouf Doris cone/num:0 IFerelater reaskreadl

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LAURA BRANIGAN "All Night With Me" (Atlantic) 10/3 ,01 494[41. PA . . Up 0. 0413.41, Gone 6. O p . 0 446616 3. KC101. 0J1011, IN014,K ZF M on. 111747 0 30 0130164 on. 11CPx 11,141 I/ ' W FIKI on. W AIV as, W AX. on W OU O WN

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M oves Up 33, Debuts 16, Same 13 , Down 0, Add . 21 including WIFI, 13104, 0107, KRLA, KZZP, WLAN-F M. V103, B E A TL E S " M ovie M e dle y- (Ca pitol) 49/27 KX104, WSEZ, KSKD, WFLB . KILE , W CIL FM, KRNA. KSLY Eli Rotations Heavy 1/1, Medium 16/9, Light 30/15, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 27. W ROR, WFYR, WNIC , KEX, SIS TE R SLE D G E " My G uy" (C otillIo n/ Atc o) 82/3 )(K2. WKAZ, WSF M, W AFB, K WIC, KULF. W AKR. W HBY. W HBC, W O MC, WF MK, KITE, W OUA, KR MG, M oves Up 43, Debuts 4, Same 23, Do wn 9, Adds 3, KROK, WBGF. KGGI. WNI3C 1411, WCKX 19,13, KOPA KSEL, WROV, WJBC, WDAY. WB O W, KRNO. KRKK, KISN, KSR O Medium W CB M, WSGN, KRBC. 29-20, W DRC FM 22 18, WJDX B-4, W AXY 2616, W MAK-F M 4-4, KJ100 1117, W NCI 22-19, KIKI 3-3, W AEV 12 10, WAZY FM 30,27 F R E D P A R RIS & T H E FIV E S A TIN S " M e dley" (Elektra) 42/3 • Rotation, Heavy 8/0, Medium 180, Light 183, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, KKFID, VVVVNR, WJBC. Heavy: VVTAE, B A R R Y M A NIL O W "Let's H a n g O n" (Arista) 60/1 8 WICC. W SF M. VVVVYZ, WEU, W NAB. W DEF, KRN O Medium KDKA, W SB, W CZY. W CCO. W RIE, VVTIC, M oves Up 13, Debuts 6, Same 23, Do wn 0, Adds 18 including Z93, KBECI KOPA, WFBR, WJDX, W MAK-F M, W HA M, WGY, WSBA, WOAC, WSGN, WBT, WIS, KULF, WEIM, WCTC, KRBC, KBOZ. • NOTE' The. record W ROK, WVIC. KIIK, KIOA, WNCI. WOLF, WCIL-F M, KOVV, KOZE. totalW e. of 42/6 deleted from lest week's Ne w Et Active listings It would have appeared 10th-ranked with a C A R S "Since Y ou're G o ne" (Elektra) 60/11

M oves Up 17, Debuts 9, Same 23, Down 0, Adds 11, KHFI, WABB-F M, WOKI, WNA M, WNAP, WOUV, WIGY, F E D A N F O G E L B E R G "Ru n For The R oses" (Full M o o n/E pic) 38/3 5 W O MP FM, WISE, KKRC FM, KEN', 13104 27 23. WPHD 2921 , KSEL FM 21 13 W O Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 20/17, Light 17/17, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 36, WBEN, WSB. KEX, KG W, N EIL DI A M O N D "O n The W ay To The Sk y" (C olu m bia) 80/1 KEIL, WSF M. VVVVYZ, W EU, WOY, KEY103, KULF, WRKA, WHBY, WHBC, WAR M98, WHIO, KMBZ, WF MK, KKRD, KUGN, KKUA, KEIL, KTKT, WNEU, KRBC, WDEF, WLVA, WORG, VVVVSA, WDAY, KFOR, KADE, KTVVO, M ove. Up 25, Debuts 2, Same 27, Down 6, Adda 1, KCNR, WABC 3123, WCKX 26.23, KIIS-F M 3-28, KC101 12-9, K MED, KBAI. KZF M 12-9, KLPO 33-28, KJ100 19.14, VVVIC 16-10, WAKX 77, WO W 1411 , WNCI 8-7, KCPX 25-19, WFLB 18- 13, KELO 1814 D A R Y L H A LL Et JOHN OATES "Did It in A Minute" (RCA) 37/14

G E N E SIS " M a n O n The C orner" (Atla ntic) 58 /1 3 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 239, Light 10/5, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 14, W ASH, WZUU, W1CC, W HEN, W AAY, VVTVN, KMJJ, K108, KYUU, WEIM, WSKY, 096, WLVA. KADE. Heavy: WSRZ, WF MK, KVVAV, WROV. M oves Up 12, Debuts 15, Same 15, Do wn 1, Adds 13, WIFI, KBE], WGCL, KYYX, KZZP, WLAN-F M, G100 Y103. W BCY. WLYT, WISE. WOLF, VVTRU, KEZR 22-18, WJX0 113-11 Medium: WRIE, WSFM, WAFB. WSON, KULF, WOUE, W MHE, KKUA, WNEU. WCHV, WBO W, KRKK

A L D O N O V A "Fa ntasy" (Portrait/C B S) 65/7 RICK SPRINGFIELD "Don't Talk To Strangers" (RCA) 37/9 M oves Up 21, Debuts 6, Same 21, Down 0, Adds 7, WICTI, W ABB-F M, WVIC, WIGY, WZYO, KVOL, WSPT, Rotations. Heavy 6/0, Medium 19/3, Light 12/6, Extra Adds 0, Total Addis 9, KDKA. WASH, WFYR, WHO, WSF M, W SGN, KMJJ, Q96, KA M. Heavy: W HHY, W OUE, WSRZ, WF MK, KWAV, VVVVNR Medium: WZZP, W HEN, CKG M 3025. KEGL 25-22, WRCK 30-26, KINT 34-20, WOKI 29-21, WSSX 2319, W RVO 28-21, KSKD 21319. W AFB. KRBE, KULF, W AAY, SM96, WO WO, W MHE, KYULJ, WK1313, WORG, KCRG, KBAI, KRKK, A T A S TE O F H O N E Y "I'll Try S o methin g N e w" (Ca pitol) 55/6 J E N NIF E R W A R N E S " C o m e To M e" (Arista) 31/3 M oves Up 16, Debuts 11, Same 20, Down 0, Adds 6, WGCL, KIISF M. WTIX, K V W? FM, WYKS, KILE, WPGC Rotations: Heavy 210, Medium 18/2, Light 11/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WRVA, KRBC, KISH. Heavy WDEF, 27-24, KEZR 25.21, WAEB 27-22, WKEE 36-30, CK101 36-32, VVVIC 40-35, KIKI 26-22, WGUY 29-26, WFLB 33-27. WLVA. Medium' WSB. 97AIA, WCC O, KEX, WGAC, KEY103, WIS, WHBC, WHIO, KBOI, KIJON, KSL. VVVVSA, G L A S S M O O N " O n A C arousel" (R a dio/ Atla ntic) 52 /7 WJON, KBOZ, KMED. M oves Up 16, Debuts 4, Same 23, Down 2, Adds 7, WLOL-F M, WTIX, W MAK-F M, KSKD. WO MP-F M, WAEV. M I C H E AL S M O T H E R M A N "D o I Ever Cross Y our Mi n d?" (Epic) 31/2 VVYKS, WBEN-F M 33-30. KBEG 30-27, WRCK 22-18, KINT 17-12, Z104 20-17, KHYT 39-36, KILE 39-36, KYYA 2B-21 Rotations' Heavy 1/0, Medium 17/1, Lig ht 13/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, W CZY, WLVA. Heavy: KRNO. Medium' WLTA, WSB, 97AIA, WCCO , KPLZ, WELI, W HA M, W GAC, KULF, WI-IBC, KUGN, KSL, KFOD, KTVVO, D O N NIE IRIS " M y Girl" (M C A) 61/2 5 KMED, KRKK. M oves Up 2, Debuts 4, Same 20, Down 0, Adds 25 including WBEN-F M, WGCL, KZZP, WPI-ID, WRCK, KZF M, KROK, WDOCI, WSKZ, WCSC, KIDD. WACZ, WISE. WSPT, KSLY. M I K E P O S T 'Th e m e Fro m 'Ma g n u m P.I.' " (Elektra) 30/0 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Mediu m 14/0, Light 12/0. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0 Heavy: WBEN, WF MK, KKUA, WNEU. W I LLIE N E L S O N " Al ways O n M y Mi n d" (Colu m bia) 50/1 2 Mediu m: KEX, WELI, WGAC, WHHY, W MHE, KR MG, KB01, KSL, WEIM, WKBR, WSG W, KBOZ, KBAI, KRKK. M oves Up 18 Debuts 9, Same 11, Do wn 0, Adds 12, CKL W. KIMN, WKEE, WJDX, CK101, FM100, KIOA, WNCI, KSKD, KHYT, 0102, KKXL, Z93 25-14. 940 8-4, KXX106 27-16 SIGNIFICANT ACTION SIGNIFICANT ACTION T. G. S H E P P A R D "Finally' ( W B/Curb) 28/9 Rotations, Heavy 1/0, Medium 10/2, Light 13/5. Extra Adds 2. Total Adds 9, WSB, WCCO, WIS, WRVA, J O H N D E N V E R "S ha n g hai Breezes" (R C A) 4 8 /1 2 WK hAHEBDC. VVVVSA, WJON, KISN. Heavy: WLTA. Mediu m: KEX, WSF M, W SGN, KRBC, WSKY, W DEF, W DAY, Moves. Up 14, Debuts 7, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 12, 0103, KC101, KLPO, WB130, WDCG. WKFR, KNE113, KHYT, WELB, VVYKS. KKLS, KWLO, WAEB 20-14, KINT 27-18 KKXX 29-24 F E E D DIE R A B BIT T "I D o n't Kn o w W here To Start" (Elektra) 26/1 7 F E D A N F O G EL B E R G "R u n For The R oses" (Full M o o n/E pic) 45/32 W M Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 10/6, Light 14/10. Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 17, WJ MD, WLTA, WCZY, Moves up 1, Debuts 7, Same 5, Down 0, Acids 32 including KFI, KI00, KYYX, 92FLY, WKEE, WBCY, UIIII W HYN, WIS, W HBY, W AR M98, KMBZ, KR MG, KKRD, KRBC, VVVVSA, W DAY, KFOR, KEG!), KBOZ, KSRO. VvNA M, WKDO, KNBO, KRO, WCIR, WAEV, WXLK, VVTRU, KDZA Medium - WCCO, WELI, WAKR, WNEU,

B O Y S B A N D "Please D on't St o p M e Ba by (I' m O n Fire)" (Elektra) 45/1 0 P AT TI A U S TIN with J A M E S IN G R A M "Ba by C o me To M e" (Q west/ W B) 23/5 Moves Up 12, Debuts 4, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 10, KLPO. WHHY FM, W MAK-F M. WOUT, WKD Q, KHYT, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Mediu m 12/4 , Light 10/1, Extra Adds 0. Total Adds 5, WCB M, WHEN, WLVA, KRNO, KISN. WISE, VVYKS, KKRC-F M, 99KG, WL OL FM 26-23, WAEB 21 17, KINT 26.19, WOKI 38-38 KVOL 30-26. Heavy, KKUA Medium: WJ MD, KULF, KWAV, WCHV, VVVVSA, WDAY, KFOD, KBOZ D A VID L A S LE Y "If I Ha d M y Wis h To nig ht" (E MI A merica) 45/3 H U E Y LE WIS Et T H E N E W S "D o Y ou Believe in Love" (Chrysalis) 23/3 Moves Up 5, Debuts 10, Same 27, Down 0. Adds 3, WPGC, VVYCR, VVTIX, WNBC 2421,13104 on, WGCL on, KFI Rotations, Heavy 8/0, Medium 10/2, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, KDKA, KOY, WORG. Heavy: WZZP, on, KFRC on, KEZR 27 24, WDCG 38-36, WSEZ on, KIOA on, KBBK d-30, WGUY d-29, KILE d-38, 99KG on. KW WAV,HHY, KYLJU.WSRZ, WF MK, W MHE, WR OV, KPAT, WBO W. Mediu m: KVIL, WFYR, WBBF, KMGC, KRBE. W O W°, J U NI O R " Ma ma U s ed To Say" (M ercury/p oly Gra m) 44/7 Moves Up 16, Debuts 8, Same 12, Down 1, Adds 7, JB105, XTRA, 897, KX104, WAYS, KHYT, KDZA, WIFI A T A S TE O F H O N E Y "I'll Try S o methin g N e w- (Ca pitol) 23/3 19-13. 894 on, Y100 16-11, KEARTH d-26, WZYP on, KIDD on, 2102 37-29, WFLB 34-19 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 13/2, Light 10/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3. WROR, WHEN, WCZY Medium. R O B E R T A FL A C K " Makin g Love" (Atla ntic) 44/7 W J MD, WLTA, KPLZ, KULF, KKUA, KRBC, WSKY, WCHV, WORG, KRNO, KRKK, Moves Up 21. Debuts 4, Some 12, Down 0, Adds 7, 94Q, V100, KZF M, KINT, CK101, WBEICE WRI3K, Z93 30-27, LE R O U X "N o b o dy Said It W as Easy (Lo okin' For The Lig hts)" (R C A) 23/1 KEAHTH 19-14. 1<115-F M 29-23, WAEB 29-26, Q106 29-26, KW:126-23, WGUY 30-27, WFOX 29-26. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 14/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KRICK Heavy: WAFB, WSRZ. WF MK, G E O R G E D U K E "S hin e O n" (Epic) 44/4 K WAV, WLVA. Mediu m: WZZP, W SF M KRBE, WRVR, W HHY, W QUE, W O WO, W MHE, KYUU, VVVVNR, W CHV, WR OV, KPAT, WB O W, Moves. Up 21, Debuts 4. Same 15, Down 0, Adds 4, KEZR, KROD, KCPX, KVOL, 894 19-17, 0105 27-24, 1

F E F R A N K E & K N O C K O U T S " With out Y ou (N ot...)" (M ille n niu m/R C A) 43/42 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 12/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KISN. Heavy - WDAY. Medium: WCZY, Lim Moves Up 0. Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 42 including 96KX, 13104, WKTI, KF1, KEZR, KYYX, WPST, KEZL, WGAC, WBT, KULF, SM95, WHBC, WJON, KFOD, KBOZ. KMED, KRKK. W YCR W ANS-F M KMGK. KNB O. KSKD, 95XIL, 99KG, KDZA. F E S H E E N A E A S T O N " When H e Shines" (E MI A merica) 18/1 8

G E O R G E BE N S O N "N ever Give U p O n A G o od Thin g" (W B) 3 9 /4 I / Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 717, Light 1010, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 113, WHO, WCCO, KEX, WEU, Moves. Up 24. Debuts 3, Some 7, Down 1, Adds 4, Y100, WDRC-F M, WGLF, WAKR, B94 242Z WCKX 29-26. KULF, WRVR, WHBY, KR MG, KKRD, KUGN, KSL, WORG, WDAY, KFOR, WJON, KADE, KMED, KRKKCAROLE KING "One ToOne" (Atlantic) 18/10 W TIC-F M 24-22, Y103 25-22, KYN O-F M 1111, KGGI 10-8, KHYT 22-20, WJBQ 23-15, 0104 13-6, 95SGF 14-10, KVOL 24-21 Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 10/4, Light 5/3, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 10, WSLI, WENS, KWAV, WEIM, WNEU, M E C O "P o p G oes The M ovies Part I" (Arista) 38/3 W DEF, WORG, WDAY, KFOD. ICTVVO, Medium: WICC, SM95, WSRZ, KUGN. WSKY, WJON

Moves Up 10, Debuts 6, Same 17, Down 2, Adds 3, KRLA, KYN O-F M, KFYR, WABC 38-24, WCAU-F M 32-29, KFI B O Y S B A N D "Please D o n't St o p M e Ba by (I' m O n Fire)" (Elektra) 16/2

KSLYon, WDRC-F 20-17 M on, CK101 17-13, W MAK-F M 20-14, WSEZ 30-27, VV/IC 10-8, Y94 d-22, 95XIL 39-34, WFLB 30-24, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Mediu m 7 /1, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Add. 2, WGY, WRVR. Heavy: WSKY, KISN. Mediu m: KEX, WHHY, SM95, KKUA, KFOD, KRKK.

pm LIT TLE RI VE R B A N D " Ma n O n Y our Mi n d" (Ca pitol) 37/33 SI M O N Et G A R F U N K EL " Wak e U p Little Susie" (W B) 15/9 LIM Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 33 including WBEN-F M, E1104, CHU M, KI00, KFRC, ICYYX, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8.15, Light 6/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 9, KEX, WICC, KUDL, KWAV, WSKY, KSEL, W PHD, WKRZ-F M, WABB-F M, WSKZ. KJRB, KLUC, WZY Q. 0104, KYYA KCRG, WJON, KBAL Medium: WASH, KR MG, KSL.

G A M M A "Rig ht Th e First Ti me" (Elektra) 36/1 3 W A YL O N & W I LLIE "J ust To Satisfy Y ou" (R C A) 13/7 Moves Up 5, Debuts 2. Same 16, Down 0, Adds 13, WKEE, KZF M, WSKZ, WSSX, KBBK, KCPX, WFBG, WZYQ, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/2, Light 8/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WSGN, WHBY, WF MK, KSL, WLVA, KVOL KDZA, KATI. KOZE. 9610( on. KSEL-F M 20-15 WJON, KFOD Medium: WSB, WCCO, KBOI, WDAY. .

S T A R S O N 45 'Trib ute To Stevie W on der- (Ra dio/ Atla ntic) 33/22 S T A R S O N 45 'Trib ute To Stevie W on der" (Ra dio/ Atla ntic) 12/8 Moves Up 2, Debuts 8, Same 3, Down O. Adds 22 including 13104, JB105, WPGC. CKG M, CKL W, WGCL, KITY, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/2, Light 8/6, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 8, WCB M. KT1CT, VVVVNR, WKBR, Q96, KBF M, 100(106, WOKI, WNOK-F M KOKO, WNCI, KBBK, 0101. W ORG, WROV, KCRG, Medium: KFMK, KULF

S M O K E Y R O BIN S O N 'Tell M e To m orro w- (T a mla/ M otovvn) 30/0 L A U R A B R A NI G A N " All Nig ht With M e" (Atla ntic) 11/7 Moves Up 14, Debuts 0. Some 10, Down 6, Adds 0. 13104 13-8 KIIS-F M 8-7, B97 8-8 KROK 24-20, W000 11-9, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 9/5, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 7. WLTA, WHIO. WOUA, K1040, KFQD. W MAK FM 26-23, KRO 20-18 KHYT 14-9, WJBC1 21-17, 95SGF 30-27, WXLK on, WC1L-F M 28-25. KTVVO, KISN.

S H E E N A E A S T O N - W hen H e Shines" (E MI A merica) 29/2 7 S TE VIE NI C K S "E d g e Of Seve nteen" (M o d e m/ Atc o) 11/1 Moves Up 0. Debuts 1, Same 1, Do wn 0, Adds 27 including WIFI. KFI, K.7_ZP. WAEB. WKEE, KSET-F M, KLPQ, Rotations Heavy 3/0, Medium 4/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, 56KRC. Heavy W ZZP, WHHY, WSRZ Y103, WD00. WOKI, WCSC. 2104, KBBK, WACZ. WFOX, VVXLK, KPUR Medium: KRBE, WCHV, KPAT, KISN,

L O VE R B O Y " When It's O ver" (Colu m bia) 29/2 4 LIT TLE RI VE R B A N D " Ma n O n Y our Min d" (Ca pitol) 10/9 Moves Up 4, Debuts 1, So me 0, Down 0, Adds 24 including KEGL. WPHD, 3VVT, WKEE, WABB-F M, WSKZ, Roteitions: Heavy °to. Medium 5/4, Light 4/4. Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 9, KEX, KULF, SM96, KTKT, WEIM, WSKY. KMGK, WNA M. WIKS, KIDD, WIGY, WZYQ, 0104, WCIL-F M, KYYA WLVA, KBOZ. KBAI. Medium: WSRZ.

D U K E J U PITE R "I'll Drink To Y ou" (C oast-C oast/C B S) 28/4 S N E A K E R "D o n't Let M e In" (H a n ds hake/C B S) 8/2 Moves Up 6, Debuts 2, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 4, CKG M, 0101, WCIL-F M, KFMZ, 9610( on, KICKI on, KFRC on, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/1, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WSRZ, KWAV. Heavy: WDAY. Medium: W PHD 26-23, 3VVT 36-29, KINT 30-25, BJ105 on, KLUC 30-27, WO MP-F M on, KENI on, KSLY on KBOI, WSKY, KRKK.

B A R B R A S T R EIS A N D " M e m ory" (Colu m bia) 26/1 D O TTIE W E S T "Y ou're N ot Easy To Forg et" (Liberty) 8/1 Moves Up 11. Debuts 1, So me 11, Down 2. Adds 1, WCAU-F M, WIFI on, WXKS-F M on, CKL W d-22, 010627-24, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 311, Extra Adds 0. Total Adds 1. WIS. Heavy: WSBA. Medium: WLTA, WKRZ-F M on, KZF M 22.14, KLPQ on, WRQK on, WNOK-F M on, KJ100 15-13, KYNO-F M 29-26, KFYR on, KENI w cco. WHIO, KSL. 16-14. KSLY on. L A R R Y LE E "D o n't Talk" (Colu m bia) 7/6 C A R O LE KI N G "O n e To O ne" (Atla ntic) 24/1 4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/2. Light 5/4. Extra Adds O. Total Adds 6, KEX, KEZL. KULF, WEIM, KRKK, KISN, Moves Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 14, WFBR, WPHD. WBLI. KC101, WPST. VVYCR, KLPQ, W000. W GUY, WFEA, WCGO, VVYKS, KKOV, KKLS, WNBC 30-26. D E NIE C E WI LLI A M S "It's G on na Tak e A M iracle" (A R C/C olu m bia) 7/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/2, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2. WBEN, WASH. Medium: WJ MD, WLTA, IRE N E C A R A "A ny o ne Ca n See" (Network/Elektra-Asylum) 24/0 VVVVNR, KRBC. Moves Up 12, Debuts 0, Same 8. Down 4, Adds 0, B94 30,26, WCKX 9-8.1(13E0 on, KIQO on, KFRC 33-29, WHF M R A N D Y G O O D R U M "Sevin' It U p" (Poly d or/P oly Gra m) 6/5 24-22, 897 on. KEEL on, G100 on, WAXY 21-27, Y103 36-34,W000 23,21, WNCI 23-21, WCIR on,WCIL-F M 26-19. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/1, Light 4/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5. WJ MD, WCCO, WSU, KRBC, KMED. SI M O N & G A R F U N K EL " Wake U p Little Susie" (W B) 23/1 7 Medium: WLTA. Moves Up O. Debuts 1, Some 5, Down 0, Adds 17 including KEGL, 940, B100, WFBR, VVYCR, WKEE. WTIX, G R O VE R W A S HI N G T O N J R. "Ja m min g" (Elektra) 6 /1 W BEICi. WAYS, KHYT, WC1R, VVZYCI, wcoo, W CIL-F M KDZA. Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WJON Medium: KULF, KVVAV, WDEF. T. G. S H E P P A R D "Finally" (W B/Curb) 23/9 A L A B A M A " M ou ntain M usic" (R C A) 6/0 Moves Up O. Debuts 4, Same 10, Down 0. Adds 9, 0105. WCKX, WZYP, W MAK-F M. W O W-. 0104, Z102, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 60, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Medium: WBT, WHBC, KEI01, WORG. W CGQ. KVOL, Z93 d-28, 940 on, K.)0(106 on, W BBQ on, WOKI d39, WRQK on. W DAY. C H RIS RE A "Lovin g Y ou" (Colu m bia) 21/7 B O B B Y C AL D WELL "Ja maica" (Poly d or/P oly Gra m) 5/5 Moves Up 2. Debuts 1, Same 11, Do wn 0, Adds 7, KEZR, BJ105, WOKI, WIGY, WFEA, WFLB, KRLA on, KZF M on, KINT 37-31 W ZYP on. KBBK on, WGUY on, KVOL on, KSLY on. Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 11 Light 2/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WBEN. WLTA, WCCO, WSK Y WDEF. C H A RLIE D A NIE L S B A N D "Still In Saig o n" (Epic) 5/4 S OF T CE LL 'Tainted Love" (Sire/ W B) 21/1 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium Light 1/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WROV, WDAY, KFOR, KPAT. Medium: Moves Up 12, Debuts 0, Same 4, Down 4, Adds 1, WLAN-F M, WIFI 30-25, WCAU-F M 25-15, CKG M 2-2, 195 W SRZ. a2,

2018, WLS 16-12, WLS-F M 16,12, KRLA 1812, KIC10 119, WRCK 8-6, WPST 4-4, K104 26-22, WJBO 27-20, 95XIL on, KRNA on, KFMZ 20-18 S TE VE C A RLISLE "I'll Fall In Love A gain" (S weet City/ M C A) 5/1 Rotations' Heavy 1/0, Medium 1/0, Light 3/1, E,ara Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WHBC Heavy . WLTA. Medium: WHIO

Continued on Page 61 D A N SE AL S "Ca n't G et Y ou O ut Of M y Min d" (Atla ntic) 5 /1 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0 Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0. Total Adds 1, VVVVNR Medium: KBOZ. ...And We're Listening! "Wa e Up Little Susie" snge From 'mon &Garfunkel Produced by Paul Simon, Art Garfunkel, Phil Ramone and Roy Halee oc6N,

on Warner Bros. Records TIE BACK PAIN March 26, 1982 Radio&Records Conte mporary Hit Ra th() N A TI O N AIM AI RIP L A W N, 1/.8s Nes LA/ Adult/Contemporary w . IN•111W W elh T).. two List 1 1 1 1 JOURNEY/Open Arms (Columbia) *Ns, *ass miss 2 2 2 2 STEVIE W ON DER/That Girl (Tamla/Moto wn) 8 6 5 0 VANGELIS/Chariots Of Fire (Polydor/PolyGram) 8 3 3 OLIVIA N E WTON-JOH N/Make A Move On Me (MCA) 6 6 3 0 0 NEIL DIA M ON D/On The Way To The Sky (Columbia) 6 6 4 0 JOAN JETT & BLACKHEARTS/I Love Rock 'N Roll (Boardwalk) 3 2 2 JOURNEY/Open Arms (Columbia) 10 6 5 0 G O -G O'S/We Got The Beat (IRS/A & M) 20 12 8 0 OLIVIA NE WTON-J OH N/Make A M ove On Me (MCA) 13 9 7 16 11 8 0 HUEY LEWIS & THE NE WS/D0 You Believe In Love (Chrysalis) 0 SISTER SLEDGE/My Guy (Cotillion/Atco) 7 7 8 A20 NGELIS/Chariots 12 7 0 V Of SFirePRIN (Polydor/P GFIELD/Don't G27 1912 0RICK Talk To Strangers (RCA) 0 Q. JONES featuring J. INGR A M/One Hundred Ways (A& M) 1 1 1 7 BERTIE HIGGINS/Key Largo (Kat Family/CBS) 21 13 10 0 J. GEILS BAN D/Freeze-Frame (EMI America) 15 10 9 O STEVIE WON DER/That Girl (Tamla/Moto wn) 4 4 6 10 RO D STE WART/Tonight I'm Yours (Don't Hurt Me) (WB) 4 4 4 CLIFF RICH ARD/Daddy's Home (EMI A merica) 11 9 9 11 POINTER SISTERS/Should I Do It (Planet/Elektra-Asylum) 19 14 11 LARRY CARLTO N/Sleepwalk (WB) 22 17 13 0 STEVIE NICKS/Edge Of Seventeen (Modem/Atco) - 24 17 PAUL DAVIS/'65 Love Affair (Arista) 28 25 15 0 PAUL DAVIS/"65 Love Affair (Arista) 28 20 13 JOHN DENVER/Shanghai Breezes (RCA) 13 8 11 14 BERTIE HIGGINS/Key Largo (Kat Family/CBS) 2 3 10 13 KEN NY ROGERS/Through The Years (Liberty) - 30 20 0 Q. JONES featuring J INGR ne Hundred Ways (A& M) 23 18 16 POINTER SISTERS/Should I Do It (Planet/Elektra-Asylum) 25 23 19 0 LE ROUX/Nobody Said It Was Easy (Lookin' For The Lights) (RCA) 24 23 18 BARBR A STREISA N D/Me mory (Columbia) 29 24 21 Q U ARTERFLASH/Find Another Fool (Geffen) 16 16 14 16 STEVIE W O O DS/Just Can't Win 'Em All (Cotillion/Atco) - - 24 - - 27 0 DARYL H ALL & JOHN O ATES/Did It In A Minute (RCA) BARRY M ANILO W/Let's Hang On (Arista) 30 27 24 Q) GREG GUIDRY/Goin' Down (Badland/Columbia) - 27 25 WILLIE NELS ON/Always On My Mind (Columbia) 3 7 14 20 AIR SUPPLY/S weet Dreams (Arista) 5 8 12 19 ALAB A M A/Love In The First Degree (RCA) - 28 25 (1) VAN H ALEN/(0h) Pretty W o man (WB) - 29 27 ED ROBERTA FLACK/Making Love (Atlantic) - 29 r TO M MY TUTONE/Ei67-5309/Jenny (Columbia) 22 22 21 MECO/Pop Goes The Movies Part I (Arista) -- 29 26 DR. HO OK/Baby Makes Her Blue Jeans Talk (Casablanca/PG) 11 11 15 a 22 ABB A/When All Is Said And Done (Atlantic) 9 10 16 24 POLICE/Spirits In The Material W orld (A& M) 10 13 19 23 AIR SUPPLY/S weet Dreams (Arista) -- Gomm + S CH ARLENE/I've Never Been To Me (Moto wn) - - 30 0 AL JARREAU/Teach Me Tonight (WB) 5 15 22 26 KEN NY ROGERS/Through The Years (Liberty) - 30 28 GENE COTTO N/If I Could Get You (Into My Life) (Knoll) 12 16 18 27 ALAB A M A/Love In The First Degree (RCA) CH ARLENE/I've Never Been To Me (Moto wn) - BEATLES/Movie Medley (Capitol) 21 21 23 27 O AK RIDGE BOYS/Bobbie Sue (MCA) GEN•11110. fI) ROLLIN G STONES/Hang Fire (Rolling Stones/Atco) Eil) GREG GUIDRY/Goin' Down (Badland/Columbia) ammo. e ELTON JOHN/E mpty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny) (Geffen) 14 15 20 17 19 26 29 DAN F OGELBERG/Leader Of The Band (Full Moon/Epic) BEATLES (49) 30 LITTLE RIVER BAN D/Take It Easy On Me (Capitol) CH ARLIE DANIELS (47) FRANKE & KN OCK OUTS (42) ELTON JOHN (42) ROLLING STONES (34) MOST. DAN FOGELBERG (35) LITTLE RIVER BAN D (33) CARPENTERS (30) BARRY MA NILO W (24) ADDED BEATLES (27) CH ARLENE (22) JO AN JETT (129) G O-G O'S (73) ELTON JOHN (20) J. GEILS BAN D (85) STEVIE WON DER (59) BERTIE HIGGINS (63) RICK SPRINGFIELD (83) O N-J (83) VAN GELIS (59) HOTTEST JOURNEY (58) VANGELIS (55) NEIL DIA M OND (57) OLIVIA NEVVTON-JOH N (54) Q. JONES/J. INGRA M (46) CHARLENE I've Never Been To Me (Motown) [BREAKERS. WILLIE NELSON 65% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 54, Debuts 38, Same 17, Always On My Mind (Columbia) Do wn 1, Adds 27 including WKB W, JB105, CKL W, W GCL, 67% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 26/0, Mediu m 58/9, KUBE, VVTIC-F M, KEEL, WZYP, W QUT, WGBF, KKXX, WCIR, KILE, KKXL, KSLY . See Parallels, debuts at number 25 on CHR Light 14/2, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 13, WBEN, WASH, WICC, chart. W AAY, WAIV, W M AZ, VVTAR, WFDF, KWAV, KRE M, WN AB, W CTC, KPAT. Moves 25-18 on A/C chart BEATLES ROBERTA FLACK Movie Medley (Capitol) Making Love (Atlantic) 58% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 8, Debuts 37, Same 29, 60% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 13/0, Mediu m 59/5, Do wn 0, Adds 49 including W BEN-F M, CFTR, Z93, Y100, Light 17 /4 , Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 10, WPRO, KOY, 3WS, CKL W, WLOL-F M, KFI, KEZR, XTRA, KIMN, Q103, 3VVT, KULF, S M95, KMBZ, KRE M, KCEE, VVVVNR, W KBR. Moves W HHY-F M, WJX Q, KHYT. See Parallels, debuts at number 28 27-20 on A/C chart. on CHR chart. GENE COTTON ROLLING STONES If I Could Get You (Into My Life) (Knoll) Hang Fire (Rolling Stones/Atco) 57% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 15/0, Mediu m 45/3, 58% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 28, Debuts 28, Same 32, Light 26 /7 , Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 10, WAFB, KMGC, KAAY, Do wn 1, Adds 34 including B94, CFTR, CKG M, Z93, KEARTH, VVTAR, WFDF, WENS, KUDL, KLTE, KCEE, W N AB. Moves B100, KIMN, KOPA, VVTRY, KOKO, KGGI, WCIR, Z102, KFYR, 28-25 on A/C chart. KYYA. See Parallels, debuts at number 29 on CHR chart. ELTON JONN Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny) (Geffen) 56% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 27, Debuts 27, Same 23, Do wn 0, Adds 42 including WIFI, B94, CFTR, CHU M, Z93, 94Q, AL JARREAU 'Teach Me Tonight" (WB) 83 /1 1 Rotations Heavy 14/0, Medium 46/4, Light 22/8, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 11, WSGN, WRKA, WRVR, WAKR Q105, KRLA, KFI, WKRZ-F M, WBCY, W N AP, KJRB, W GUY, YES95, WFDF, WENS, WIBA, KING, KTKT. Heavy: W ASH, WSB, WICC, WSBA. WBT, WIS, KULF, W O MC KCBN. ISWEIM, WSKY, WLVA, KFOR, KRNO, Medium: WBEN, 97AIA, WCZY. KEZL. KPLZ. Moves 30-24 on A/C chart CH ARLENE "I've Never Been To Me" (Moto wn) 77/22 Rotations Heavy 11/0, Medium 41/10, Light 22/9, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 22, VVYNY, I VFYR. W NIC. W VVYZ, WELI, WGY, WHYN, KEY103, WAIV, WRVR, WAR M98, VVTVN, WHIO, WO MC, KKRD. K108. KCEE. WJBC, KCRG, KFOR, WSG W, KBOZ. Heavy: WLTA, KULF, WAAY, WOUE, WRVA, KMJJ, WSKY. KRNO. Debuts COED At number 28 on A/C chart. NEW & ACTIVE GREG GUIDRY "Goin' Do wn" (Badland/Colu mbia) 74/12 Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 42/4, Light 23/8, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 12, KDKA, WFYR, KG W, WBBF, KRBE, KOOL & THE GANG "Get Do wn On It- (De-Lite/PolyGram) 108/20 W VLK, W HBC, W O WO, KRMG, KUGN, C198, KSEL. Heavy: WBEN, W AAY, WF MK. KWAV, VVVVNR, WSKY, Moves. Up 57, Debuts 18, Some 14, Down 1, Adds 20 including WLOL-F M, KIMN, 0103, VVTIX, KEEL, KROK, W DAY, WBO W, KRKK. Medium: 97AIA, WCLR. VVZZP, KEX, KPLZ, WSF M, KEY103, WHBY, K1013. Debuts et Icxxioe, WNOK FM, Z104, WHOT, KIDD, KBBK. KSKD, WFOX. KATI number 28 on A/C chart. HU M AN LEAGUE "Don't You Want Me" (A& M) 93/18 CARPENTERS "Beach wood 4-5789" (A& M) 69/30 Rotations: Heavy 4/1, Medium 35/14, Light 30/15, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 30, WJ MD, WISH, WICC, Moves Up 34, Debuts 12, Same 29, Down 0, Adds 18 including WIFI, WGCL, KRLA, KZZP, WDRC-F M, WYCR, P:fik KITY, KBF M, KXX1oe, WAYS, WDCG, WIKS. WACZ. WFEA, WCIL-F M W KAZ, WSF M, WINYZ, WSBA, KEY103, WSGN, WIS, WSU, Y108, WPTF, WRVA, WAKR, WFDF, WOUA, KSL, FE CH ARLIE DANIELS BAN D "Still In Saigon" (Epic) 90/47 KCEE. VVVVNR, WNAB, WKBR, WCTC, KRBC, WVVSA, WJBC, WGSVV, WBO W, KRNO. KRKK. NI= Moves. Up 3, Debuts 25, Some 15, Down 0, Adds 47 including WIFI. KEGL. WLOL-F M, KEARTH, GORDON LIGHTFO OT "Baby Step Back" (WB) 65 /12 VVLAN-F M. KBF M. WSEZ, KIIK, KNBCI. KLUC, WIGY, WGLF, VVTRU, KSLY. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 37/2, light 22/8, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 12, WBEN, KPPL, WSF M, WIS, VVVLK, FOREIGNER "Juke Box Hero" (Atlantic) 88/0 WC1UE, WHBC, VVVVNR. WNEU, WROV, WBO W, KISN. Heavy: SM95, KVVAV, WLVA. KRNO, Medium: VVSB, W CZY, WCCO, KEX, KPLZ. WICC, WGAC, KULF, WSLI. WHBY. WAR M98, KOB. KBOI, KIXI. Moves Up 29, Debit,s 3, Same 31, Down 26, Adds 0, WBEN-F M 9-7, WIFI 22-19, 98KX 10-8. 0106 12-8, WLS-F M 15-14, KFRC 28-23, 3VVT on, WLAN-F M 18-13, KROD 104 VVZYP 26-21, BJ105 8-8, WANS-F M 6-4, 100(X on, ELTON JOHN "Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)" (Geffen) 59/20 W CIR 8-4, KELO 15-11. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 30/7. Light 23/9. Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 20, KEZL, WAIV, Y106, WSRZ, W HBC. WAR M98, WQUA, KKRD, KKUA, KWAV, K108, WNEU, KRBC. WROV, WJBC, WSGVV, WJON, WBO W. MIKE POST -The me Fro m 'Magnu m P.I.' " (Elektra) 87/4 KFCID, KTWO. Heavy: WLVA, KRNO. Medium: WCB M. WSB, 97AIA, WCZY, KPLZ. WENS, WF MK, KUGN INSIDE Moves Up 44, Debuts 18, Some 19, Down 2, Adds 4, WGCL. KOPA, WNCI, KELO, Z93 d-29, WPST , SACK 32-29, KINT 8-8, WDOO 16-10, WBCY 1-1. VV7_ZR 21-15, KSKD 31-28, WFBG 9-3, WFOX GEORGE BENSON "Never Give Up On A Good Thing" (WB) 53 /3 W XLK 26-21, WCIL-F M 8-3. PAGE Rotations: Heavy 9/0. Medium 38.1, Light 7,1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, 97A1A, WNIC, KISN. Heavy: WBT, W AAY, WRVA, WF MK. KKRD, KKUA, WVVNR, WLVA. W ORG, Medium: WCB M, WROR, VVTAE, KOY, KEX, KPL2, WICC, WRIE, WGAC, KEY103, WSGN. WHBY, KBOI, KUGN, WKBR.