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SEPTEMBER 4, 1981 I ISSUE NUMBER 398 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER CENTURY PLANNING LEGAL ACTION ENDS 15-YEAR ERA INSIDE RIM: St. Louis Book Reissued WFIL Converts From United Stations Signs A revised Spring '81 Arbitron Because of the possible diary- American Satellite: report for St. Louis has been mail- keeper confusion. Arbitron im- CHR To Country The new country network started ed to the market, but controver-a plemented a special edit pro- WFIL/Philadelphia dropped its had good response to the move by three former Mutual executives sy between the Doubleday and (en- cedure several sweeps ago. En- CHR format of the past 15 years in from listeners. This town is ripe plus Dick Clark reserves two Wry Broadcasting companies still tries that involved the AM calls favor of Country, effective Friday for a well-programmed country channels on Westar 2 lingers. The reissue involved Arbi- but mentioned the "FM" suffix or (9-4). WFIL President/GM Jim sound on AM too. Country music is tron correcting 72 diaries in which the FM dial position were given De Caro, who made the announce- the format of the '80's, favored by Three Promotions At credit was inadvertently given to entirely to WWWK's estimates. ment, attributed the change "to 14 percent of today's listening au- WUBE-A M&F M As AM Doubleday's AM KWK rather Christian responded. "As Ar- the fractionalization from other dience." Changes Format: Cincinnati than to its FM, WWWK. The new bitron clients we should have been stations with the same (CHR) for- Dean Tyler, WFIL Program Di- Country outlet converts to Music book gives WWWK a total week informed of special edit pro- mat. rector, told R&R he would stay on Of Your Life 3 12 -i- share of 7.9. just one-tenth of a cedures that could hurt us finan- "WFIL's sister FM station, as PD, noting that he had never share ahead of AOR competitor cially." The special edit was not WUSL, switched to Country in Ju- programmed Country before, but KSHE, owned by Century. Lynn followed fully in 72 diaries this ly," De Caro continued, "and has had done country shows. ST. LOUIS/See Page 19 Christian, VP of Century, told "It is a very interesting and ex- Radio Reporter's R&R that as a result of the situa- HEADQUARTERS MOVED TO ATLANTA citing change for WFIL," said tion his company is contemplating Protection Of Tyler, adding that WFIL "will be "legal action against both Ar- more personality-oriented than Source May Land Davidson Becomes VP/GM For bitron and Doubleday." WUSL, with more of a news com- Him Jail Term: Identifier Confusion mitment and a broader playlist, David Tragethon, working Gannett Broadcasting Group but with quicker rotation. The Part of the reason for the at- effective manager during his 19 at two Grand Junction, titude at Century, and for the pos- Jeff Davidson has been elevated move really makes a whole lot of years in television. Now he will sense to me. I'm looking forward CO stations owned by sible diarykeeper confusion, is to Vice President/General Man- have an opportunity to use that ex- Doubleday's former use of the on- ager for the Gannett Broadcasting to the change and the challenge." ex-President Ford, pertise to assist me and help our air identifier "KWK Stereo" for Group, coming from his previous Staff Shakeup refuses to tell judge local managers further improve its AM station. Century went to post as President/General Man- source of leak in murder their stations." In the wake of the announce- the FCC asking for action requir- ager with Gannett's WXIA- Joining Flanagan and Davidson ment, several WFIL staffers have trial gag order 4 ing Doubleday to stop using this TV/ Atlanta, positiona he had held in the new Atlanta headquarters exited, notably morning man Don identifier, and according to since 1976 will be Gannett Sr. VP/Finance Cannon (a five-year station vet). Concurrent with Davidson's Doubleday Broadcasting Presi- W FILJSee Page 19 promotion, Gannett announced G AN NETT/See Page 19 Arbitron Hedges On dent Gary Stevens, "We im- that it would shift the head- Differential Survey mediately stopped after we STEDMAN NEW WLW PROGRAMMER quarters of its broadcasting group Treatment: Decides to received word from the FCC." from Denver to Atlanta. continue current practices in However, the Doubleday stations Commenting on the promotion Cooper Exits WLW ethnic retrieval lust in case. continued to submit the slogan to and relocation, Gannett Broad- other new developments also Arbitron for diary crediting, an action which Century feels "in- casting Group President Al For KULF PD Post discussed 3 In the past he programmed WOAI volves complicity on the part of Flanagan said, "Jeff has a proven George Cooper has resigned as track record as an aggressive and PD of WLW/Cincinnati to accept and KONO in San Antonio." Arbitron." Filling the vacancy created by NBC In Satellite Deal With the program director's job at Scientific Atlanta: KULF/Houston. KULF General Cooper's departure from WLW is Following ABC's order for dishes Boardwalk Promotes Manager Dick French told R&R, former WKQX/Chicago program- NBC enters into a large-scale "I'm pleased to announce that mer Bill Stedman. Stedman com- agreement for the receivers 3 Biegel, Kranzberg George Cooper will arrive official- mented to R&R, "WLW is the na- ly on September 8. George brings tion's station -- one of the most Station Drops "Number to KULF the talent, the skills, and CO OPER/See Page 19 One Country" Slogan the track record of one of the After Rival's Threat To finest programming men in con- Involve W010/Canton FCC: temporary radio today. We're Peters Named abandons slogan Commission privileged to have his expertise to stresses factuality in quantitative lead us down the road from here PD At WEEI-FM claims 4 If you put WLW and KULF side- by-side ... there are a lot of U.S. News & World Report parallels between the two sta- Enters Broadcasting: tions. The differences, which can I Newsmagazine buys program be easily pointed out, are the supplier Parkway Producbons 19 ratings. Geroge will be the deci- try Btegel Scott Kranzberg sion-maker on the final product have convinced me that their con- that goes over the air and the per- Marketing Your Cumes Boardwalk Executive VP Iry tributions will continue to sonnel involved in doing it. In- Effectively: Radio stations can 'Siegel has been promoted to the position of President/Chief Oper- BO AR D W ALK/See Page 19 cidentally, George is from Texas battle newspapers by deploying ating Officer, and Promotion VP their cume data properly 12 FOUR OTHER KEY EXECUTIVE POSTS FILLED Scott Kranzberg has been promoted to Senior Vice President. Rick Peters Vince Farad Elevated To Commenting on the restructur- New CBS Network Names Rick Peters, Program Director Atlantic Sr. VP/Promotion: ing, Boardwalk founder and Chief at Love 94(WWWL)/Miami for the VP receives additional Executive Nell Bogart said, past 3'i years, has been named recognition 3 Kipperman VP/GM "Knowing that Boardwalk's daily PD at W EEI -FM Renton./ Com- Robert Kipperman has been ap- the radio network, moving to CBS- operation is in such capable hands menting on his shift from one pointed Vice President/General TV two years later AOR PD's Tell Their Own has freed me to pursue the "soft AOR" station to another, Manager of t'llS Radio's new Kipperman told Ft&R, "I'm both Success Stories: development of other projects for Peters told R&R, "The radio sta- Radloradlo network Kipperman excited and challenged by my re- WDVE, KLAO and KWIC enjoyed the company The day-to-day deci- tions are incredibly similar so far comes to the net from the CBS turn to CRS Radio at the helm of great ratings, and their PD's sions at Boardwalk will be shared as their positioning is concerned. Television Network, where he had its new network. Radioradio. This relate how it happened in their by the leadership team we've A lot of the strategies and been VP/Eastern Sales since new venture into younger adult- own words 36 developed My five-year associa- niarketIng concepts done in tion with Iry Biegel and my year's November 1979 He joined CBS in oriented program ming is an im- CBS/Sa• Peon 19 PETERS/See Page 19 experience with Scott Kranzberg 198H as an account executive for

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.,. . la si... p• ... ,., VICTORY FOR V103 IN ATLANTA PO Scotty Andrews competes with pop stations as well as Black i outlets, with considerable success Paul O'Brien Duke Hamilton -. •:r- :-.101,...... 7-:7-3,:- .• 7. * ! te "- 111 lt•.. F' Three WUBE-AM&FM/Cincinnati staffers have Page 58 A Prisoner Of Pepsi been promoted to new GOOD NEWS REPORTERS ARE WORTH KEEPING positions at the stations. That's what WODR/Raleigh air personality John Lisle When a station finds a reporter who gives that extra effort, it Current WUBE-AM & FM became in an effort to raise money for muscular should make extra efforts to keep that reporter happy Program Director Paul dystrophy. John barricaded himself inside a giant house Page 20 O'Brien has been elevated constructed of over 48.000 cans of soda at a Raleigh shopping mall. He broadcast his show live from inside the to the newly created posi- WRO W-A M&FM COVERS "house of Pepsi," stumbling out 4"2 days later having tion of Operations Direc- sold all the cans and exhausted his supply of video EASY LISTENING SPECTRU M tor for both stations. games and old TV movies on cassette. M.D. gratefully The Albany stations have 20 years of Beautiful Music history and O'Brien joined VVUBE in accepted a check for over $3000 from WODR's unusual a newly-evolved Easy Listening format on the AM 1972, becoming PD in 1979. Pepsi sale. Duke Hamilton, who has Page 21 been Music Director for ADA MS HEADS KFDI OPERATIONS W W W W WINS FIRST TIME OUT the stations, will become PD Dene Hallam explains how the former Detroit AOR changed Program Director for Mike McCoy format and took the Country lead WUBE-FM. In the third Pirwitz Named Group appointment, WUBE-AM personality Mike McCoy Page 49 was named Program Director of WUBE-AM. PD For Great Empire THE ADVANTAGES OF STABILITY IN RADIO W UBE/See Page 19 Don Paul Pirwitz has KOY/Phoenix's Dan Armstrong provides the perspective of 1 3 been promoted to Group years at one station Program Director for NBC Signs Deal Page 54 Great Empire Broad- With Scientific-Atlanta casting Inc., the Wichita- KSTT DOMINATES DAVENPORT based operator of Country The longtime CHR AM bosses the Quad Cities A letter of intent between NBC Radio and stations KFDI-A M & with a full-service approach Scientific-Atlanta to supply digital earth stations FM/Wichita, KITS-AM & Page 22 upon demand to NBC affiliates was agreed upon ear- FM/Springfield, MO; ly this week. Negotiating for NBC was Executive KYNN-AM & FM/Omaha; features VP/Network Development Chuck Renwick. Follow- & KROK-FM/Shre- Washington Report 4 Videoscope 18 ing ABC's similar announcement two weeks ago, veport; and KRBQ/Den- What's New 6 Brad Messer 20 NBC's potential demand for 350 earth stations for its ver. Pirwitz most recently .1\ Ratings& Research 12 Picture Page 35 regular net and 175 for the Source bring Scientific- served as PD for ICITS, a Don Paul Pirwitz Street Talk 14 Opportunities 61 NBC/See Page 19 position he had held for PIR WITZ/See Page 19 TV News 18 Marketplace 62 Advisory Council Meeting Faraci Elevated To Sr. VP/ formats Revives HDBA, Freezes Easy Listening Radio 21 Country 49 Promotion For Atlantic Contemporary Hit Radio 22 Adult/Contemporary . 54

Monthly Data Vince Faraci has been promoted to Senior Vice AOR 36 Black Radio 58 The Arbitron Radio Advisory Council met with President/National Promotion for Atlantic Records. Arbitron executives in Seattle last week, focusing on A 12-year veteran of the the future of Differential Survey Treatment and the label, Faraci most recent- staff controversy over monthly ratings data. ly served as Atlantic's Arbitron agreed not to eliminate the High Densi- VP/Promotion. ScalerC estilshe BOB WILSON ty Black Areas around the country until 1982. Dif- Com menting upon the Wee Prete/sat S$4 C liadielles DICK KRIZIVIAN ferential Survey Treatment will still begin in 1982, announcement, Atlantic Encabo Sales KEN BARNES, JOHN LEADER AM larsclar RICHARD ZU M WALT but the removal of HDBA will be postponed. Ar- Exec. VP/GM Dave Glew Cowen's:wan, Ni F e. JOEL DENVER bitron's Mike Membrado told R&R, "We feel this will said, "Since last year, Coo.). Folio. JIM DUNCAN Para.*, Few B F COLUE give us a chance to test the impact of DST before we Atlantic has been enjoying 4014 Ferny JEFF GELB eliminate the HDBA's." one of the hottest streaks Elec. Alusx fear W ALT LOVE AAA ContrYco my M ar JEFF GREEN The Council put on record its opposition to the in the company's history. lNirs Taik fear GAIL MITCHELL %a wl; 6 hosserdr Editor JHAN HIDER release of monthly data from Quarterly Measure- This promotion serves to /as, Listening Fehr FRED SEIDEN Auccvs• NH. Editor DON WALLER ment surveys, and suggested that such data not be recognize Vince's close in- NwocIel• tam KRISANN A0110. CHRISTINA ANTHONY ELLEN BARNES released until after the end of the survey, if at all. Ar- volvement in our suc- NINA GO MEZ, LINDA MOSI-40NTZ, CAR OLYN PARKS Vince Faraci SYLVIA SALAZAR, CLAUDIA STE WART ARBITR O N/See Page 19 cesses. His dedication and Asesaylo JACK TOOTH MAN professionalism have helped make Atlantic Records ChrieVe Cceaullsel M ARK SHIPPER Auoclies An Musa M ARILYN FRANDSEN WBCS Adds Art Roberts the power that it is in the industry today." PnotoErmAr ROGER ZUIVNVALT Pro-Act., °WN W RICHARD AGATA giopropNy KENT THO M AS, ELIZABETH VVESTON For Afternoon Drive Pantonini New Creative Services Gnelscs GARY VAN DER EITEUR, TO00 PEARL Wasleageme lhompx 1101 CovvKlevi AW NW &IN 1004 Art Roberts joined Countrylformatted Director For ABC Enterprises WashrwIoN OC 200311, (2021 Ille41100 Rum. CAW JONATHAN HALL WBCS/Milwaukee in afternoon drive Monday (8-31). Naomi NAP Dinc10, BARRY O'BRIEN Pat Pantonini has been named Creative Services Waplinglon Idiot BRADLEY W OODvVARD Roberts, a longtime Director for AB(' Radio Enterprises, moving from a M ee Weave VIVIAN FuNN WOW Carole JASON SHRINSKY Chicago personality at similar position at WABC/New York. Rick Sklar, N. W. Ikeress APAI1 ROBERT KARD ASHIAN WLS and WKQX, corn- ABC's VP/Programming, in making the announce- Cream* Sondem. O we, MIKE ATKINSON mented on his move to IK•Porpipc• Coortiblekv PA M BELLA MY ment, said, "We are proud to have an individual with OPIc • heinsper NANCY HOPE WBCS, "WBCS is per- Canada, M ARGARET BECK WITH Pat Pantonini's experience and award-winning ANNoWN CAROL TAYLOR sonally my favorite radio background in advertising and promotion join the Con ,WInn JUDY IA/CA(011i station in Milwaukee. ABC Radio Enterprises team. His tenure with WABC Radio S Reconls F ia published every Friday by Rollo S Records, Inc 1930 c•neunr Por/i Weal, l A , CA 90087 (21.3) 553 1330 SuAscrIptions S 170 per year or 550 per When the opportunity PA NT O NINI/See Page 19 wader AN reasoned* care teiten but no responsibility assumed for unsoacRod materiel presented itself, I snapped NSA reserves a/ rights IN IMO WW1 accapiad for publications Al letters addressed to NCR it up. I want to become a '. R&R To Observe Labor Day Holiday or Its Editors we be assumed intended for publication and reproduction and may therelons friend to my listeners. I / be usect for Ws purpose Nodally may be reproduced In whoisi minced wahoul swifter The Los Angeles and Washington offices of perwmaision from the Publisher The terms AOR, Bach P. W. Breakers. Most Added, Na want my show to be a part Radio & Records will be closed Monday, Itonel AIrp1.y730. Poralleis, Radio & Records, and Sheet ialk are registered Iredernsras 01 of Milwaukee. I plan to do Radio S Records Printed In U.S.A Mailed first cleat to the finned Stales, Canada, September 7 in observance of the Labor Day holi- Englend, Australia, Now zusand. and Japan 1081 Radio S Records. Inc A dtvtion of a different show every day. R&R will resume normal business hours on liarle•Hanke Cornmunicationa afternoon and minimize Art Roberta Tuesday, September 8. repetition." ROBERTS/See Page 19 REA/Friday, Saptembar 4, 1981 4 Washing ton Report 1).C. Current SHOULD THE FCC CARE?

In All Fairness... A Place Out Of The "Number One Country" Slogan "Unfavorable references to a per- Sun...Extended service for son's intelligence, education or daytimers was the topic Tuesday ability are not personal attacks, no at a meeting of the top level of- Dropped After Rival Complains matter how insulting they may ficials of the FCC, NTIA, NAB, and sound," the FCC advised the Daytime Broadcasters A dispute between Canton, OH's two AM Country making "deceptive claims." Milwaukee Mayor Henry Maier Association. Pleased with the ses- rivals ended last week when WNYN withdrew its demand sion, NAB Executive VP/GM John Arbitron, FCC last week as it dismissed his com- for FCC sanctions against MHO for using the slogan plaint that WTMJ-AM & TV and Sum mers told R&R, "There's a View Slogan "Number One Country" without hard evidence to back WKTI-FM/Milwaukee aired false- com mitment to daytimers at the Disputes Differently hoods, one-sided coverage, and FCC that hasn't existed previous- up the claim. personal attacks on him in edi- ly." He expects the FCC to under- WQIO said it was unaware of Commission to order the phrase Arbitron is only concerned with torials about a city labor dispute. take some studies and eventually any rule violation and dropped the off the air or start proceedings to slogans that are identical, or close Editorial opinion is protected free propose real relief. Given scant at- slogan when WNYN asked the revoke the station's license for enough to cause confusion in the speech and the mayor didn't prove tention at the meeting was the minds of listeners. The firm does his charges, the FCC ruled . . NTIA's petition, filed last week, to Radio Reporter Protects not mediate disputes, but expects Also last week, the FCC upheld a give daytimers an extra 30 stations to resolve conflicts among prior ruling that KBFL/Buffalo, minutes of airtime in both AM and themselves. MO did not violate the Fairness PM. Source, Faces Jail Term The FCC, on the other hand, is Doctrine by choosing not to cover RAB's Business Back- 4 not interested in confusion, but a local bond issue referendum. grounders... The RAB this David Tragethon, a wants to make sure that quan- Except in rare cases, the Com mis- week released "Instant 24-year-old reporter at titative claims are based on fact sion said, "The selection of issues Background," a volume contain- K1UP & KRSJ-F M/Dur- and do not involve any for airtime is left to a station's ing two-page descriptions of 75 ango, ('0, faces a $500 misrepresentation of survey discretion" . . the Com mission types of business designed to help fine and an indefinite jail results. Acting Complaints and also upheld a decision clearing radio salespeople get a quick term for refusing to tell a judge Compliance Division Chief Steve KVIP/Redding, CA of a religious working knowledge of clients and how he learned that two suspects Sewell told R&R, "If you say group's charge that it was attack- build rapport. First-time in a shooting murder had confess- something to indicate ratings such ed in a sermon on humanism. Ac- businesses covered include video ed. The stations are owned by as 'number one station in the area' cording to the FCC, the group fail- stores, computers, daycare former President Gerald Ford and (a quantitative claim), and in fact ed to prove humanism is a contro- centers and the fireplace- Leonard Firestone who served as you're not, or you're number one versial local issue or that "an woodstove industry, with data Ford's Ambassador to Belgium. among midgets listening from 2:45 identifiable person or group" had ranging from characteristics and Judge Al Haas wants to know to 3:00am, then you'd better been attacked. best customers to when business whether any court or law enforce- qualify it. If you say `the best coun- occurs and cash vs. credit sales, Hold On Deregulation? ment personnel violated his gag try 'n' western station in the whole etc. ... The chances of any radio order prohibiting release of details David Tragethon damned country' (a qualitative deregulation bill clearing the Cleaning Up "The" on the case by furnishing informa- KIUP & KRSJ VP/GM Karen claim), nobody's going to question House this fall have been all but Act...A wish list of legislative tion to Tragethon and a reporter Maas told R&R the decision to pro- that." ruled out by an aide on Tim changes is being drafted by the for the Durango Herald. tect the source is Tragethon's own, Sewell added, "In a deregula- Wirth's Telecommunications Sub- FCC in hopes of bringing the Com- Colorado, where no reporter has but she is backing him up, as are tory era, a basic question is should committee. "What I'm saying now munications Act up to date. been jailed for protecting a source President Ford and Leonard we care about misue of survey re- is that it's dubious," Roberta "There's a lot of stuff that's been in since 1961, has no shield law, so Firestone, who are being kept sults? That's one of those areas I Weiner told R&R, explaining, "We there since 1934 that's pretty Tragethon and his print colleague abreast of developments by Maas. hope the Commission will look at are going to have our hands ab- passe," according to Jackson Lee, are claiming protection under the Commenting on the case, Presi- very closely." solutely full with common carrier new head of the FCC Legislative First Amendment. Penalties dent Ford told a recent press con- legislation and with foreign cor- Unit. Most of the proposed changes against the two have been postpon- ference in Durango, "I think there (Editor's note: The Canton case rupt practices. I think they'll start will be technical, Lee said. The list ed pending court action this week ought to be some resonable legisla- involved an alleged lack of to think about broadcast and cable will soon be forwarded to Capitol (9-3) on their request for a new tion on the state and federal level documentation, rather than any when they come back (in Janu- Hill, after each Commissioner has hearing on their contempt cita- that would give confidentiality a misrepresentation or misuse of ary)." However, one NAB official had a look at it. tions. very, very high priority." data.) noted that there were "assur- ances" of progress this fall when R&R TALKS WITH VIC FERRALL deregulation was dropped from the budget bill. (The action on this Localism Is Radio's Weapon Against Death By "The Wire" bill doesn't affect FCC's deregula- they've been less than clear that 'then the telephone bill is your bill tion, now in effect.). W ashington Co m munications Attorney Believes they need politicians." and you'd damned well better be Radio's Local Service Is Poor; Ne w Deregulation For instance, he asserts that the concerned about it. This neat NTIA Keeps Low Pro- Bill Will Die In The House; Abolishing Form 324 file...Relatively little has been lowest-unit rate for candidates cleavage between broadcasting W ould Be "Tragic Mistake"; 1 ough Sledding For heard from the National Telecom- was the direct result of broad- and common carrier may have munications and Information Ad- M ultiple O wnership Changes casters refusing to sell politicans been real 40 years ago, but today anything but "triple gold-plated the difference is insignificant. ministration (NTIA), which, Senator Bob Packwood (R-OR) often talks about under Henry Geller, advocated time. " He also points to a 1980 Fall Deregulation, "the wire" that will someday bring an almost unlimited court decision by federal judge such things as new classes of FM's Multiple Ownership and 9 kHz. Bernie Wunder, new ad- stream of audio and visual services into every home in Abner Mikva, who dealt with sta- Changes Unlikely ministrator, has stopped pepper- America. That wire may strangle broadcasting, unless tions extensively during his years On other topics, Ferrall ing the FCC with filings, reported- radio and television start doing a better job of providing as an Illinois congressman. "He ly because he wants to keep a low predicted: unique services to local communities, according to com- • Any new radio deregulation profile. Also, seven of the 10 "Radio has a special munications attorney Victor Ferrall of the Washington bill will die in the House this fall. lawyers who 1.vrite the filings in the capability and that is • Chairman Fowler will have NTIA's General Counsel's office firm Crowell & Moring. ty of local outlets if all they are is have quit recently and have not to be local, and it needs trouble changing the 7-7-7 owner- Ferrall's views are backed up funnels for non-local program- ship rule because some limit has been replaced. to do that if it wants by 18 years in communications ming? It becomes just a silly way "broad general appeal." How Does Group W law, preceeded by service in both to distribute stuff. Radio has a the support of Con- • The demand for radio sta- Spell Relief?... Westinghouse the Justice Department's an- special capability and that is to be gress. " tions, even daytimers, will con- wants the FCC to grant a tax cer- titrust division and the late local, and it needs to do that if it tinue to be high despite 20% in- tificate, redeemable for a big Senator Estes Kefauver's an- wants the support of Congress." was still sore," says Ferrall. "You terest rates and sagging profits. capital gains tax break, on its sale titrust subcommittee. Poor local programming dimi- could see it in his decision." • Pressure for new stations will of W MJX / Boston (formerly WB7,- nishes the industry's credibility Ferran also faults broadcasters slacken now that the Ferris "more FM ) to Greater Boston Radio. The Will The Wire with Congress. Ferrall believes, for paying little attention to S. 298, of anything is better" philosophy sale is eligible, Group W claims, Make Radio Irrelevant? and Congress is the body he says the common carrier bill currently is gone. because it breaks up a grand- will decide the ultimate fate of in the Senate that would open up • More major corporations will fathered AM-FM-TV combination, Ferrall poses the question, broadcasting. "Broadcasters competition to AT&T. If that bills buy up expensive broadcast pro- furthering FCC diversity of owner- "Once the wire is in, what reason have always known that politi- brings "the wire" closer to reality, perties as a defense against ship goals. is there for preserving the integri- cians need them. But sometimes Ferrall warns broadcasters. foreign or hostile takeover bids. (WANT YOU) BACK IN MY LIFE AGAIN

The message is clear, radio listeners all over America want the Carpenters back in their lives again. On the heels of the multi-format hit single "Touch Me When We're Dancing" comes the definitive new single from Richard and Karen Carpenter,"(Want You) Back In My Life Again' The New Single "(Want You) Back In My Life Again:'

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A couple of years ago, it was 'posi- alike '• Because there s often little dif and Pall Mall' cigarettes don't honing,' last year it was ference between ads for competing "Charmin" toilet tissue does, but "psychographics," and this year products, Purdy points out that •The "ScotTIssue" doesn't Neither do Madison Avenue's favorite buzzword most distinctive thing about a brand "Wyler's" powdered beverages, but is "brand personality " According to a may well be its personality " "Kool Aid" has it recent article appearing in the Wall But what is brand personality? Simp- The Product ly stated, it's how people feel about a Street Journal, many advertising ex- Personified perts claim that a brand's brand (instead of what the brand 'personality" is equally as important does) Put another way, brand per Brand personality can also be seen as the product itself sonallty exists when a consumer says as the product personified "Je11-0" for example, is described by one ad Obviously, a radio station is a pro- "that's my kind of product, rather duct, each with its own brand per- than I need that product" Grey exec as "that very nice lady who lives sonality Consider the following state- Advertising asserts that a properly next door She's not too old-fashioned. ment from Young 8 Rubicam developed brand personality not only loves children and dogs, and has a lit- Bang & Olufsen Intros Tape Creative Director Frazier Purdy and results in purchase motivation, but also tle streak of creativity, but isn't avant- how It relates to your radio station "In in "a friendship between the product garde " lI Recorder With Improved Headroom today's marketplace," Purdy says, and the consumer Because the concept of brand per- product categories are packed with Who has brand personality? Among sonality is relatively vague, consumers competitive entries that seem, for all lighters, "Bic' does (and "Cricket" often have difficulty putting these practical purposes, to be very much doesn't) "Marlboro" cigarettes do, brand personalities into words To cir- cumvent this, Young 8. Rublcam asked interview subjects to pretend they Harris Adds Word Processing were "Chee-Tos" and ''FrItos'' snack chips, and to discuss certain situations To "Autotron" Business System where they might be served Another study asked consumers to associate The "Autotron." Harris's business automation system, now incor- headache remedies with famous porates word processing, allowing broadcast stations complete data process- people — "ExcedrIn" was most often ing and office automation capabilities linked to Richard Nixon One of the many ways in which the "Autotron" can be used is to Once personality has been defined, automatically create letters or documents using the device's already Bang & Olufsen's "Beocord 8002" is a tape recorder designed for use it can then be used to determine such established database for names, addresses, and statistics, thus eliminating with the firm's "Beosystem 8000" computer-directed stereo component features as the tone, spokesperson, the need to maintain a separate or additional database for the word processor I system The "Beocord 8002" incorporates redesigned "Dolby" HX circuitry I and locale for advertising A word of Each "Word Processor Work Station" features a typewriter-style elec- I providing a dynamic bias control that operates independently from any special 1 caution here — stepping out of a tronic keyboard. a 12-inch diagonal non-glare screen with vertical and horizontal noise reduction circuitry brand's character can lead to scrolling, and prompting messages that appear on the screen to assist the 1This feature allows the "Beocord 8002" to offer up to 7dB increased 1 disastrous sales slides The mark of an operator during data input. headroom at 10kHz, meaning that ferric tapes recorded with the "Beosystem effective brand personality is if the The word processing system includes a "DPS" six letter quality printer 8002" give essentially the same performance as normally recorded metal brand name were removed from the which permits use of 10 or 12-pitch and multiple type fonts The printer is also tapes The system treats right and left channels separately Because it commercial, the consumers could still capable of handling up to 180 character lines in the 12-pitch configuration Ioperates independently of any noise reduction system, this circuitry is ap- , tell you the name of the product Can and is available with a cut-sheet feeder and forms tractor plicable for commercial recording purposes as well as for home recording. I they say that for your station's ads? Basically, the word processor is designed to be used in creating form let- In addition to this exclusive feature, the "Beocord 8002" contains a I ters. contract preparation, writing recurring reports, and other common, micro-computer to provide a real time measurement and reference system Sharp's Double Cassette Deck Furthermore, the unit can be programmed to turn itself on for either recording repetitive office tasks. For further information, contact Eric Jacobsen at (217) 222-8200 The "GF-77," manufactured by or playback at a given time Sharp Electronks Is a portable Instant Tape Access Hot-Tub Clubs Bubbling AM/FM stereo radio/cassette player An illuminated display panel enables you to locate at a glance a particular i The L.A.S.T. Sound that sports a double cassette Under U.S. Mainstream i segment on a tape being played or recorded Access to any location on the i Preservation Kit 1 tape can be achieved electronically as well Here's how it works Hot-tub clubs, currently making a The latest method to reduce distor- 1 By simply touching keys (1-0-0-8, for example) on the unit's control splash on the West C ast, are surfac- panel, the tape automatically winds up to the segment that is 10 minutes and tion and prolong record life is called ing in other regions of the US Featur- eight seconds into the tape the "L. A.S T " (an acronym for Liquid ing names like the "V.I.P Suite," "Le The "Beocord 8002" also contains a four-second automatic pause Archival Sound Treatment). Unlike Hot Tub Club, - and "Hot Tub Fever," other products currently on the i feature as well as a single combination "Sendust" (iron, aluminum, and firms renting hot-tub, rooms for market, "L A.S T " is not a lubricant I Silicon) tape head to avoid alignment problems The unit can be used with I $10-$20 per hour have flooded nor an anti-static treatment Instead, 1 metal tapes as well For furthei• information, contact Bang & Olufsen of 1 California, with "Hot Tub Fever." I America Inc. at 515 Bucse Road, Elk Grove Village, IL 60007. "L A S T " bonds with the record's located in Santa Monica, providing a 1 vinyl, creating a new surface. pnvate room with hot tub, sauna, Reportedly, even new records sound floating backgammon sets, and a better after an application Ten Tips To Combat Jet Lag stereo system for its $10-an-hour fee mechanism which allows you to record The trend is spilling eastward (an That bane of the 20th century, that 3) Cut down on smoking before from one cassette to another establishment called "The Soak" lust peculiar travel fatigue known as "jet and during your `light Additional features include soft opened in Santa Fe, NM) with en- lag." is a common problem among 4) Avoid excessive alcoholic con- touch operation, noise reduction, trepreneurs reportedly setting up those whose business demands they sumption while on the flight metal tape capability, automatic dub- clubs in most major metros So far, the spend a fair share of their time air- 5) Do consume plenty of liquids bing with mike mixing, vanable echo, hot-tub clubs' biggest obstacle for borne, relentlessly criss-crossing time while on the flight, however super woofer attenuators, ALC or "LA S 7 " is easy to use. First you growth lies in their image problem, manual recording, timer stand-by, lull zones 6) Stay away from fried or fatty clean the disc with a solution from one which is viewed as similar to massage input/output facilities, and separate However, let lag can be overcome, foods lust before and during the flight of the two bottles by applying the solu- parlors — a trend which peaked a few or at least its effects significantly 7) Wear loose-fitting, comfortable bass, treble, and balance controls. tion to a narrow pad which is held along years back Price $799 95 reduced, claims Dr Anthony Turner, clothing and shoes the record while it is in motion Then Senior Overseas medical Officer for 8) Remember to take lightweight tIM It'Alr..dllrxill.1111 11Mr41111PAIIIP IA1111r41111 111111, you apply the preservative from the se- British Airways, who offers these ten but warm clothing with you cond bottle in the same manner tips for weary travelers 9) Insist on 24 hours rest after any Each "L A S T " is said to treat 1) if possible, get a day flight that flight that involves more than five about 70 records, each for 200 plays will see you arriving at your destination hours of time change. Priced at about $19 95, "LA S T " is close to your normal bedtime 10) If your flight crosses more than available from Gam ma Omega 2) Try to relax during the 24 hours one time zone, carry a mild laxative and Associates Inc. at P 0 Box 41, Liver- prior to a long flight even a mild sleeping drug more, CA 94550 JOHN LUND NAMED PD AT WISN/MILWAU- KEE. LES ACREE BECOMES PD AT WKDA/NASH- VILIE. stickers. NUMBER ONE FIVE YEARS AGO: "Dont Go Breaking My Heart" — Elton John & Kiki Ask how ours can be so much (CommunicationGraphics Inc better at such a terrific price' Dee (Rocket) Nuaiismummumnia TOLL FREE 1-800-331-4438 NUMBER ONE COUNTRY: "(I'm A) Stand By My Woman Man" — Ronnie Milsap (RCA) WINDO W DECALS • BUMPERSTICKERS NUMBER ONE LP: "Spitfire" — Jefferson ( Starship (RCA/Grunt)

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RIco United Stations RAD/0 (2-1 NEFIACIRKS United Stations, the recently- formed partnership between three former Mutual Broadcasting executives and Dick Clark, will deliver a 24-hour Country music format via satellite (as forecast in last week's R&R "Street Talk" column) that will be quite different from the Satellite Music Network which debuted this week In an exclusive interview with US's new President, Nick Verbitsky (former Mutual Sr VP), R&R learned that United Stations, which signed this week with the American Satellite Co. for two 15 kHz channels on Westar ROCKIHNROLL RADIO — Seen on the scene celebrating the conclusion of the 2/Transponder 3, would 90-minute live-in-stereo satellite special broadcast of the Greg Kihn Band from the Ritz in New York are (l-r, first row) group's Larry Lynch, Starfleet Blair 's • Not be a turn-key operation Sam Kopper and Greg Kihn. (I-r. standing) Starfleet Blair 's Harriet Bellush and • Stress localism with 20 windows Joseph Mirabelia, group's tour manager Victor Rocks group s Gary Phillips, per hour triggered by satellite- WPLJ/New York's Pat St. John and Carol Miller, Elektra/Asylum's Ralph delivered cue tones KING'S SIX TO RKO 2 — Pictured penning the pact that affiliated six King Ebler, MTV's Mark Goodman. and E/A's Rick Alden The special was broadcast • Help keep AM alive by emphasiz- live over 75 AOR stations across the country, with radio production handled by Broadcasting stations with the recently-created RKO 2 radio network are (left) ing the new Country format, capitaliz- Starfleet Blair's mobile unit RKO Radio Networks President Tom Burch and (right) King Broadcasting ing on qualitative research to overcome VP Radio Jim Kline The six King properties included in the agreement are the "disappearing negative country KING/Seattle KYA and KLHT-FM/San Francisco, KG W/Portiand, OR, and CBS RADONO myth" /11 KREM-AM&FM/Spokane • ,Has a target start date of January, The net will present exclusive na- Among the other 50 charter affiliates announced by RKO 2 are WOR/New Mutual 1982 tional radio coverage of National Col- York, KHJ/Los Angeles, WSNI-FM/Philadelphla, WRKO/Boston, WO MC- A new three-month $250,000 sports • Will not be for small markets legiate Athletic Association (NCAA) FM/Detrolt, WG MS-A M&F M/Bethesda, MD; WKS W-F M/Cleveland, package began airing during morning • Will not ask programming ex- basketball games for the next two WCAO/Battimore. and KMBZ/Kansas City and afternoon drive time Monday ecutives to do airshifts. seasons under a recently-signed pact Along with the 56 charter affiliates, RKO 2 reported that the following adver- (8-28) The three-minute "Gatorade • Will take two cume-minutes per with Jim Host & Associates Inc., a tisers had signed on with the net Champion spark plugs. Sears, Dow Jones, Football Reports" debuted with hour plus a monthly subscnption fee. Lexington, KY-based firm, which owns Pocket Books, Ford, General Motors, Craig stereo. Whitman chocolates regional broadcasts for the Atlantic • Will include Ed Salamon's (ex- the national radio rights for NCAA K-Mart, Borden Inc., Goodyear Tire & Rubber, General Mills, Lincoln- Coast, Southeast. and Southwest Con- W HN/New York PD and new US basketball Mercury, the Kinney Shoe Corp., and several other firms ferences, according to VP/Sports Jack' VP/Programming) "quest DJ" ap- The upcoming 1981-82 schedule Clements Clements and regional an- pearances. calls for CBS Radio to air four games In nouncers Steve Holman, Frank • Will use Dick Clark only in Februdry, a conference playoff In Fallon, and Jim Forest have a host of marketing efforts, for philosophical March, and 15 NCAA national cham- stringers at the three conferences' 26 discussions, and to produce TV and pionship tournament games In March universities promotional aids. including the March 29 title contest at US's emphasis will be on building the New Orleans Superdome ratings and gross revenue and not doing away with personnel, Verbitsky stressed. ABC Information 12.11ELSRTHLITEICTELO W WO WO/Ft. Wayne, IN has joined WEST WOOD the net This is the first time the 50,000 Molly Hatchet and Nils Lofgren will be the featured guests on the firm's ONE watt Group W-owned station has been affiliated with any network "Rockline" show, airing September 7

The premiere of the firm's "Off The Record Special," which featured host Mary Turner interviewing Rolling Stones' guitarist Keith Richards, was Reps Mighty centu listened to by more than 25 million Minute Programs PROGRA M MING in21 Americans, according to a survey conducted by R.H. Bruskin Associates. 'Stick It In Yer Ear," a one-hour The Dallas-based Century 21 pro- In addition, the firm's "Live From weekly newsmagazine designed for gramming supplier has purchased ANT Gilley's" syndicated show, airing the AOR radio, is currently available from Sacred Sounds Inc., a Riverside, CA MAJOR MARKET RADIO SAI FS weekend of June 5-7, reached an the San Francisco-based Mighty based producer of radio programming. estimated cume audience of more than The Golden West rep firm will Minute firm Briefly, "Stick It In Yer Currently, there are 26 stations broad- 20 million, with a 12.8 share for adults represent England's pirate radio opera- Ear" consists of interviews with recor- casting Sacred Sounds' three religious 18-plus (and a 17.1 cume for adults tion, Adult Contemporary-formatted ding artists, a weekly wrap-up of rock formats Most of the stations are 18-24). "Radio Caroline." when it goes back on news, a "Whatever Happened To " automated, using musical styles rang- the alr September 26 Major Market section devoted to rock bands of the ing from Beautiful Music to Coun- executives threw a reception in New past, a segment spotlighting new ar- try/Gospel to Easy Listening to con- York yesterday (9-31, after inviting the tists, and a "Concert Line" listener temporary Christian music Api press to witness the signing-on of one comment feature For further informa- This is the third purchase of a syn- &KIK, Ne wort of the new stars Woihnan Jack He tion. contact Mighty Minute at (415) dicator by Century 21 this year, and will be heard beginning October 3 dur- 788-1233. brings Century 21's list of clients to Beginning September 6 and running ing afternoon drive on a Uberian ship, 230 stations. For further information. through the last regular season game "Imagine." which will have the capabili- contact Century 21 at (214) 934-2121 (December 20. 1981). the net will ty to cover a 700-mile Western Europe broadcast hourly NFL update radius with Its new 50,000 watt AM Geno Cloe, Philip Fond, Richard scoreboards These 90-second Crockett, Ray Broads!, and Chet reports will include partial scores and transmitter Broadcasts will be Miller have joined the firm's Video details of scoring as the games pro- simulcast on short-wave radio Joseph Armao becomes Eastern Major Market has already lined up Marketing Division as salespeople All NBC gress, airing at .55 after each hour from Sales Manager for the rep, coming from five are currently on the road pitching 1:55pm through 7 55 pm each Sunday. hotels, airlines, and apparel adver- the Group W parent firm's KWG/Stockton, CA and KTRO/ the Creative Factor's recently' tisers Exact names are being withheld KDICA/PIttsburgh, where he had often Ephrata, WA have signed on as af- formed In-hotel room video network to until the start date, as are other per- Sa/es Manager Pnor to joining KDKA. local advertisers. filiates sonalities' names While the majority of Armao held an account exec 's position the talk will be in English, some adver- with Radio Advertising Rep- tisers may use multi-languages, Major resentatives-New York, having begun Use a TRAVELING BILLBOARD. Market VP/Marketing Roy Undau told his industry career as an account exec R&R for the Best in BU MPER STRIPS with KYW/Philadelphia in 1977 and WIND O W LABELS ... * ffi) bernArd howarIl & r f>frq).a fly Inc Call Byron Crecellus Collect ... 31 4-423-4411 WEF M/Chicago and KPAC & 1561 F•Irvie w Ave. .St, Louis, M O 631 32 KHYS-FM/Bosumont-Port Arthur, Dave Tolbert has been promoted to TX have signed on as client stations Dallas Sales Manager for the rep CONVENTION AND EXPOSITION THE ONE IN '81 ...... DON'T MISS IT!: THE ONLY ALL-INCLUSIVE, ALL-RADIO MEETING OF THE YEAR National Radio Broadcasters Association Annual Convention and Exposition September 13-16, 1981 • Fontainebleau Hilton • Miami Beach, Florida

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 1981 NRIL CONVENTION AND EXPOS MON

WEDNESDAY, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 SEPTEMBER 16

TV Spot Producers Arena • OPTIONAL BREAKFAST AT • LUNCHEON • GALA OPENING RECEPTION • IDEA EXCHANGE THE EXPOSITION HALL Speaker. • EXPOSITION OPENING Cable Satellite Roundtable BREAKFAST • ALL-DAY EXPOSITION HOURS • SEMINAR PROGRAMS MARK FOWLER • SPOUSE ACTIVITIES • SEMINAR PROGRAMS Programming Workshops for Every Format Chairman, FCC • SEMINAR PROGRAMS Future Engineering Trends James Gabbert Sales Theater Video Role Playing M,ni-Management Course Leadership Award Ceremony Meet the New FCC Update on Cuban Interference MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 Use My Medium for Promotion Honoring: and 9kHz Lifestyles Effect on Programming • POST-CONVENTION • OPTIONAL BREAKFAST AT Large Market Sales Engineering Digital Audio ROBERT E. LEE Former Chairman, FCC VACATION AT THE THE EXPOSITION HALL Rate Card Analyses Large Market Salesperson FONTAINEBLEAU HILTON Mini-Management Course • ALL-DAY EXPOSITION HOURS Solutions Promotion Market Dissection • Superstar OR IN THE BAHAMAS • SPOUSE ACTIVITIES Finance The Subject Programming 25-40 • KEYNOTE ADDRESS is Money! Concert: Audience Recruitment Speaker Promotion Superstars On-Air Personnel Solutions RONNIE CECIL HEFTEL • LUNCHEON Engineering/Management U S House of Representatives MILSAP Owner, Heftel Broadcasting Golden Radio Award Coexistence Ceremony Promotion Circus • SEMINAR PROGRAMS Honoring: Satellite Transmission Sales Motivation and Distribution Financing Your First GORDON McLENDON AM Stereo Update Acquisition Sales Roundtables Promotion Powerhouse • OPEN AFTERNOON by Market Size Programming Critiques • HOSPITALITY SUITE GALA Small Market Idea Exchange Engineering Audio Processing Programming Workshops for FCC Engineering Every Format Small Market Sales Personnel Solutions • HOSPITALITY SUITE GALA

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PleaSe use a separate form for each room requested coos your original reservation only. i'dqn 10 REM/Friday, September 4, 1981 Museum Of Rock Art Mirrors

Music's Metamorphosis gEllfgall The Museun Of Rock Art houses over 750 original posters, LP cover .0aPuraeno, paintings, and other artifacts from the last 25 years of rock 'n roll Included in ourStinvg the 2500 square feet of gallery space are works by noted 60's psychedelic I:1: 3 2 PC stylists Wes Wilson, Stanley Mouse. and Rkk Griffin along with posters . afigPV advertising the Woodstock Music Festival and the Monterey Pop Festival A video gallery is also available for showings of classic rock footage upwsio Not only does the art represented parallel the development of rock's flio:FT gs myriad musical styles, the works also reflect the accompanying changes in gr,---`-`-'ryci society during the time in which they were created For example, as the adjacent reproduction will attest, once upon a time you could see Captain Boefheart and his Magic Band, the Chocolat9 Watch Band, and the Great Pumpkin fl) at the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco for a mere ,- '':"7 - Rockers Pink Floyd, Marty Balin Set Films Rolling $2 50 The times they have a-changed k;. 4 . iii48 1 t., For further information regarding the Museum Of Rock Art, contact Paul Filming has begun this week on the $12-$15 million movie, which will be Caruso, Director, at 6467 Sunset Blvd, Hollywood, CA 90028, (213) movie version of Pink Floyd's con- directed by Joe Dante, best known 463-8979 cept album, The Wall " Scripted by for the "Howling horror flick the group's Roger Waters, who also 1 wrote the LP. the film will be directed by Alan Parker. whose credits include Fluorescent Light Videogames Three Times Bigger Than Movies "Midnight Express." "Fame," and Some of America's biggest enter- Americans only plunked down $3 You look at it, $9 billion is a lot of 'Bogey Malone " British artist Gerald Myth Shattered tainment moneymakers last year were billion at the film box-office Anyway quarters Scarfs will oversee animation on the From our Department of "Space Invaders," "Pac-Man," a a 41=, AMOF U 1< production, which will have a Iconoclasm & Debunkery comes -Galaxian," and "Asteroids " Although 12-week shooting schedule this tantalizing tidbit of information switching fluorescent lights on and none will ever be nominated for an ransactions Also making the recording studio to off does not reduce bulb life Oscar or a Grammy, each game (along film transition is former Jefferson Although that used to be the with their many imitations) propelled KNAC-FM/Long Beech, CA has been sold by the Harden Broadcasting Airplane founder Marty Galin, cur- case, because older bulbs were Americans to shell out $9 billion play- Company to the Wright Communications Group Purchase price for the pro- rently flying high as a solo artist Balin damaged by an electricity surge ing the coin-operated video/electronic perty. which operates at 105 5 mHz, was not disclosed Chapman Associates is set to make his film debut in brokered each time they were turned on. im- games during 1980, according to the "Christopher Space," scheduled to provements in today's fluorescent Landenburg, Thalmann 8 Co. in- KNO W/Austin and KCSW/San Marcos-Austin have been sold by Pioneer begin production next spring Min, lights make it more efficient to turn vestment firm Broadcasting Inc. to Hicks Communications Inc. for $3 million, subject to who will star as Christopher Space, them oft when not in use FCC approval KNOW, founded in 1922, operates at 1000 watts at 1490 kHz has already written the music for the In comparison, the firm notes that while KGSW is a 100,000-watt facility located at 103 7 mHz

firm, to be located in Los Angeles A 12-year Grossman Becomes Silver Upped Manager for W MAL/Washington, DC, corn veteran of the entertainment industry, Uppin VP/Sales To Sales Manager ing from his previous post as an account ex- most recently served as Director/National ecutive with the station For W.M.O.T. Publicity for RSO Records. At KMJQ Jeff Silver has been elevated to Sales Konjoyan Named Bernie Grossman has been named Vice Altbach, Cervantes Manager for KMJG/Houston, coming from President/Sales & Plant his previous post as an account exec and Nat'l Secondary for W.M. O. T. Join Destiny regional sales coordinator with the station Promo Dir. Records Most Prior to joining KMJO two years ago, Silver was recently Gross- Ron Attbach has been named Vice Presi- a national sales executive with McGavren At A&M man held a VP po- dent/Artist Devtilopment, A.J. Cervantes has Guild Radio in New York Jon Konjoyan has been appointed to the sition at Alfa been appointed Vice President/International, Fox Upped To VP/ newly-created Records, having and Pamela Plant has become Director/A&R post of National previously served Administration 8, Production at Destiny Operations & Finance Secondary Pro- as Director/Na- Records. At CBS Records Group motion Director tional Accounts a l =• MIMP, a a a a 11•1•1•, William Fox has been promoted to the for AIM Rec- for AIM Rec- newly-created post of VP/Operations 14 ords Konjoyan ords He will be Finance on the staff of the Deputy President most recently based at the Pro: Motions for the CBS/Records Group A 13-year served in a similar CBS-distributed S • •In alIZM I M• .d=•• veteran of the CBS organization, Fox most capacity with label's Los Ange- Altbach is a principal with Affbach-Price recently served as VP/Finance on the staff of RSO Records les offices Bernie Grossman Management. while Cervantes, formerly with the Deputy Group President in his new posi- Butterfly Records, is a principal with Multi- tion, Konjoyan will Media Communications Plant, previously Reese Elevated Lippin Forms P.R. Firm be responsible associated with ABC and MCA Records, was To Sales Manager for promoting the Ronnie Uppity has announced the forma- most recently with the entertainment law firm label's CHR pro- Jon Konjoyan tion of the Ronnie Lippin Publk Relations of Pcilock, Bloom & Deckom For WMAL Dennis Reese has been promoted to Sales duct to small and medium markets Introducing the second single, "SMILE AGAIN!! from THE MANHATTAN TRANSFER'S album "MECCA FOR MODERN V,..36

Produced by Joy Graydon

A T L A N TI C ON ATLANTIC RECORDS & TAPES FISPR/Frkley. September 4. tin

atings "The advantage of radio's cume — vs. II newspaper circulation — is that it does in- Week In Review dicate that people did listen to your sta- esearch tion." Lowry, Fohr To Head New Research Firms Communications Research, Ltd., which in- Overcoming The Cume Sales Challenge volved Bruce Fohr and Ken Dennis as key executives, has been dissolved and two new firms At the recent NAB Radio Progranuning Con- zle the media buyer further, look at the specific have been created. Bob 1.owry, former Magid ference — at which I saw many of you (thanks for cells and see how much of each demo's cume tuned researcher and most recently Director of Research the nice comments about R&R and this to each station during the sweep. WBBB garnered and Program Development for Bonneville, has column) — one of the questions I was asked most more than 36% of the male 18-24 cume tune-in, been named President of Surrey Communica- often was "How can I sell cume?" For example, while WAAA pulled in just under 20% of that tions Research (602-327-9431) while Fohr has Jerry Rogers of WSGA/Savannah was lamenting demographic group. created FMR Associates, Inc., (602-299-5279). the challenge of battling the newspaper for ad I like the concept of cume very much because if Both firms are based in Tucson. dollars and he was wondering if there was a way to people are not even sampling a station they can't be According to Lowry, "Surrey will he a full. use cume to do that. As an old street salesman, let influenced by a commercial placed thereon. A sta- service radio research and consulting firm" and is me suggest a few ways to make some dollars using tion with a high cume rating in certain demos, such a subsidiary of Surrey Broadcasting, which owns the cume concept. as 18-34, may even be able to sell the idea that an properties in Tucson and is acquiring others. Ken Three Techniques advertiser or agency should place more spots on the Dennis has moved to the station management side station, in order to reach the vast numbers that I'd suggest that there are three approaches a of the Surrey operations. Fohr positioned FMR as tune in and out. If you are priced accordingly this station might take. Keep in mind that the tack you having its "primary focus on radio but will be in- can be an attractive way to sell against stations/for- take may differ depending on whether or not you're volved in other media also." He sees his firm as calling on an agency, or a direct advertiser like mats with relatively low audience turnover — and competitive with Surrey as b.oth will be doing possibly less cume — such as Country or Beautiful most retailers. With that in mind, you might use perceptual market research. any of the following . . . Music. The only major caution I'd note here is that if you try to use the cume rating spiel with ad- Coleman Forms Cume Ratings (shown in the local Arbitron report) vertisers unaccustomed to dealing with an Ar- Station Research Systems "Cume Share" (which can be derived without us- bitron data page, you may lose them and lose their ing the book) John Coleman, President of Audience business as well. Analysts, a perceptual research company based in Cume Radio Circulation vs. Newspaper Circulation Dallas, has informed R&R that his firm has a new Let's examine each of these ideas and see which "Cume Share" division, Station Research Systems. SRS, which best fits the situations you have to cope with. With less sophisticated advertisers or those will name a president in the near future, will "of- who don't want to have to worry about poring over Cume Ratings fer computer software and consultation on music a stack of Arbitron figures, I came up with the One of the most useful pages in most ratings research and general market research," according "cume share" idea. It's similar to what Arbitron books is page 55 (page 35 or 105 in smaller and to Coleman. KEGL/Dallas itas been using the SRS calls Cume Ratings, but easier to understand for larger reports) which shows the cume data for the system since February. Interested parties may most folks. total broadcast week, Monday-Sunday 6am- contact Station Research Systems at (214) The way to compute your cume share is midnight. I've included a sample from a most re- 239-5331. easy — just take the cume rating figure 12+ total cent report, showing the cume ratings section in week for your station and multiply it by the total particular . . . by using your cume estimates and explaining to metro in-tab figure on page three of your book. Us- advertisers that cume is how radio measures cir- Cume Listening Estimates ing WAAA as an example the numbers would culation. break out this way . . . MONDA ,, SuNOAr ^ What is circulation? The newspaper data . 51% X 1706(metro in-tab)= 870 CU ME RATINGS- METR O SURVEY AREA means that the paper was delivered to XXX many MEN W O MEN STATION TOT INS What this shows is that WAAA's share of the homes. Newspaper circulation does not indicate CALL PE,I'S 16 26 35. 46 55. 16. 2S. 36 46 55. '2, LETTERS '4 • 24 34 44 SI 64 24 34 44 54 64 1' 1706 usable diaries was 870 (51%). If a station % • % • • % % % % % • % how many people read the paper — if anyone salesperson can mention to an advertiser that your 24 4 did — nor does it give you any data on the demos WAAA 51 0 19 7 43 3 65 4 62 6 69 3 25 5 42 5 62 4 57 7 70 3 station reaches more than half of the 12+ people of those that did read. surveyed in your market, you can bet the average The advantage of radio's cume — vs. WBBB retailer will begin to hear cash registers ring. newspaper circulation — is that it does indicate Using the cume share concept allows you to that people did listen to your station and thus could avoid having to wave Arbitron data in front of a The key figure, to my way of thinking, is the have been influenced by an advertising message. perplexed retailer, yet allows you to use the Ar- percentage figure under the total persons 12+ Demo breakouts are also readily available. Finally, bitron findings in a profitable way. The clime share heading. If you are dealing with an agency or while a successful station may have a 12+ average approach also allows you to make up a terrific one- advertiser sophisticated enough to read and unders- persons share of 10% it probably, has an in-tab sheet for retailer consumption, raving about how tand an Arbitron page, you might show them this cume share (or cume rating if you are looking in large your station's share of the target population section. What the 12+ data is telling a station (and the book) of more like 30%. Sounds much more imis. This bite-size portion of ratings data is often ef- its potential advertisers) is what percent of the pressive to a potential customer and gives you a fective. Be sure to trend your cume shares from metro cume listened to each station at least one five more realistic weapon to combat the newspaper survey to survey to build a multi-book sales story. minute period during the sweep. circulation data quoted to an unwary advertiser. Look at the WAAA figure for example. What The bottom line on all this is that radio should Circulation: Radio vs. Newspaper the 12+ figure is telling you is that 51% of those be proud of cume and use it. We have tools to fight who listened to radio during their survey Especially at the local retailer level the off the newspaper's old circulation ploy. Use those weeks — and who returned usable diaries — tuned newspaper is the enemy. I know it's frustrating to tools to help build a better sales story for your station. at least once to WAAA. WBBB is next in attracting hear from an advertiser "but the newspaper has a the public, with just over 20% sampling the station circulation of XXX" which usually belittles your Again, thanks to those of you who said hello in for at least one stretch weekly. If you want to daz- average quarter-hour audience shares. Fight back Chicago. If you're planning to be at the NRBA, I'll be on the research panel Tuesday after- Q&A noon — hope to see you there.

A general manager from Norfolk recently called to ask, If my station's in-tab number of diaries went up 35%, why didn't my overall numbers look healthier?" Review your diary returns in light of what happened in the market as a whole. As it turns out, in-tab in the Tidewater area went up more than 70% this time, so a station would have to see its diary count jump that much just to keep up with the rest of the metro. The station in question didn't jump 70%, thus a comparatively lackluster book. RED HOT RADIO ROMANCE. An unbelievable story... Radio Station plays a 21/2 year old song... Audience response is amazing... Company re-releases record and stations all over start making it a smash hit...

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KRTH ( 5-4 ) "A Pop SMASH. Top ten requests MAJOR ACTIVITY NOW REPORTED IN from both male and female BOSTON, PHOENIX, MIAMI, TAMPA, SAN DIEGO, AND MORE! Guy Zapoleon, M.D. KIIS Fm ( 66 ) •'Our fastest breaking record. WXICS-FM 11-7 WCSC on WJBQ deb-40 HomerunI" Q105 add-28 WVIC on WGUY on Danny Lemos, M.D. WXLK add KRLA ( 9-5 1"Legitimate top 5 smash in LA:' KFI add WDJX on Rick Stancato, M.D. 13K deb-22 KIOCX 17-10 KVOL on WHFM on KIDD add KENI on KSLY on Going to the GO-GO's? WPST 25-22 KGGI 29-28 KCBN add 9/5 Atlanta 9/6 Memphis 9/8 New Orleans KQ94 add KLUC add 9/9 Houston 9/10 Austin 9/12 Dallas WAXY deb-30 KZZP 24-19 KRLC on 9/13 Oklahoma City* 13J105 on KRQ add *with Pretenders WBBQ add KHYT add Produ,e4 by Richard Got tehrer and Rob Freeman. 1 4..1981 Ini,rueutional n er11 61 SNisilic air. Muntafariurril 41111111%1 6111110 .1111, %It M lirrori14, Itir. Patiti 14 888/Friday, September 4. 1161

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Stations CBS Records has released about 20 employees in an "economic cutback" which af- Microphone Flag Wars Arlo Has The fected the New York and L.A. offices along with During recent coverage of a local news some field locations. The primary impact seemed event in Oklahoma City, a KTOK reporter to be in the marketing department, with West approached an official on the scene at the Winning "TOUCH" Coast marketers Frank Mooney and Del same time his video counterpart moved in Costello leaving. Rich Kudolia took over West for a comment. Incensed that the KTOK Coast marketing for CBS amid rumors that more microphone, bearing the station's emblem, "realignments" were coming. WACI was in plain view of his TV camera, the TV WLTA KLO Ratings rumblings are being heard from a reporter put his hand over the KTOK WCCO-AM WEIM KLMS major Eastern market. It seems that Arbitron mouthpiece and an argument ensued. has tried to inject another survey into a metro Eventually, the Channel 9 reporter covered KOY WHAG WDIF that is currently measured twice annually. The the event in a slightly different location. local broadcasters are so upset that they are WNAB WLNH KTOK News Director Jackson Kane, KMRJ reportedly ready to cancel Arbitron en masse if who has been known to say, "It's a jungle WDEF WGIR WHIZ the ratings firm persists in its sales efforts. out there," notes that Oklahoma City re- No Sale mains one of the very few markets where WRVA WCHV KMED RCA Records President Bob Summer microphone flags are still taboo. WHBC WORG KBAI opened the label's first national convention in five years saying, "RCA Records is not for sale in The rumor running around this week that whole or in part. That's my statement to you, one of the current Harte-Hanks programmers and it's authorized by the executive leadership of would be named as the new H-H national PD is the RCA Corporation." Needless to say, the not true. Look for the programming post last more than 400 label staffers at the Chicago held by George Williams to remain vacant as meeting cheered their approval. the H-H properties concentrate on their local The financially troubled Enterprise Radio markets. Network has reportedly received a substantial A new joint venture between Burns Media cash infusion from a nonbroadcasting source, Consultants and Joe Somerset will offer the which will allow the sports net to continue in Country format Somerset developed for K.SCS- business. Rumors were circulating earlier this FM/DallaB-Ft. Worth for national syndication. summer that Enterprise was on its last financial Since KSCS's success, the format has been plac- legs and would not be able to finish the year ed on KILT-FM/Houston, KZLA/Los without new capitalization. Angeles, and V/USL/Philadelphia. Jim West of FairWest Studios in Dallas will handle the Motor City Moves sales rights for the new syndication project. It looks as though the battle for Detroit will Kevin Fennessy, formerly PD at WOAl- be heating up this fall, as a certain AM station is FM/San Antonio, has moved across the street to about to announce some very impressive talent program KTUF-FM/San Antonio, replacing acquisitions. We hear that some personalities are Tom Poe, who recently left KTUF. coming from across town and others from across Art Athens has left WCBS/New York to the country, with the end result being an all-out join WABC/New York in the position of News war for those desirable 25+ demographics. Director. The announcement of the move was KVIL/Dallas personality Cat Simon will made this week even though Athens will not be join former Fairbanks programmer George joining WABC until January 1, 1982. Johns at KOGO/San Diego as a member of The former WDJX/Dayton manage- that station's personality lineup. ment/programming team has reunited at Two more Arbitrons have been reissued: WPTH/Ft. Wayne, with GM Geoff Vargo hir- Louisville and Seattle. In Louisville WCII & ing PD Mark Elliott. The AOR outlet will begin WKJJ were incorrectly listed as simulcasting, a transition to CHR very shortly. which the two stations no longer do. The "total Sonny Melendrez has been tapped to fill lines" have been eliminated in the new report. ARLO the vacated Tim & Ev Kelly (R&R 8-281 slot at Up in Seattle, 22 diaries in which respondents M I/Los Angeles. Sonny moves up from the recorded listening to KEZX-FM were incorrectly 6-10pm slot on the station. Joining the KFI credited to KEX/Portland! KEX showed up in airstaff is former 96KX/Pittsburgh &' GUTHRIE the Seattle book with a 0.5 12+ share. The WNBC/New York personality Jay Stone. reissue will give the proper credit to KEZX. Jay Scott is the new PD at WRIE/Er- Who'll Play The Lead? ie . Former KNUS/Dallas PD Larry James is "If I Could Only Yoko Ono is working on a book about now doing PM-drive for KMGC/Dallas An- John Lennon. Apparently several books on the dy Barber has left KMJK/Portland for a move late Lennon 's life are being written from varying into Los Angeles and freelance voice work. Touch Your Life perspectives, but Yoko wants hers to be the MIS-FM/Los Angeles's evening experi- definitive work. Plans for her book to become a ment with a bilingual personality is apparently movie are supposedly being discussed already. over, as 7pm-12 midnight jock Val Valentine ex- Mike Manocchio, formerly VP/Promotion ited the station this week. Programmer Don at Ariola Records, has joined Knoll Records Benson is now looking for a new talent to fill the to coordinate all of that label's activities. evening slot. Produced by John PiIla Rt. 183 Productions, Inc. OUR PHILOSOPHY regarding program consultation . . . "Give someone a fish, feed them for a night, TEACH someone to fish, feed them for a lifetime." Engineered by Mark Linett Call Toll Free (800) 528-6082 radio Thdd V Uace index associates ON WARNER BROS. RECORDS 1 ANNOUNCING A SOUND MOVE BY CBS. RADIORADIO is a new network service designed to fit the tone of your sound and to amplify and differentiate your station. Listen in on this conversation and you'll hear about some of the things we're doing.

" H E Y7what's that great new sound? H tuned in? ' "No, it was one of my regulars...but now it's my only one. Wha is all the new things this station has to offer. It's something called RADIORADIO:' "RADIORADIO? What in the world is RADIORADIO?" "It's all the things I've been missing. Now I don't have to keep twisting the dial to get 'em. I can tune in and listen here all day" "Really?' Things like what?" "Like their news service. It's news from CBS, and that's the best. It gives me just enough of what's happening all over the world. And I get it all in two minutes. It's in a style I like too. You know, easy on the ears:" RADIORADIO DELIVERS ITS NEWS SERVICE AT TWENTY MINUTES AFTER THE HOUR, AROUND THE CLOCK. THIS SERVICE PRESENTS TWO MINUTES OF WORLD NEWS IN AN UP-BEAT AND CONTEMPORARY FORMAT. OUR NEWS IS DESIGNED TO APPEAL TO YOUNG ADULTS. IT FITS THE TEXTURE AND TONE OF YOUR CURRENT PROGRAMMING FLO W. "Definitely my kind of news. So what else does this RADIORADIO do for my ears?" "Oh, now they've got fantastic music specials that nobody else has. Like concerts. I mean, they've got some of the hottest names around' RADIORADIO'S CONCERTS ARE EXCLUSIVE PERFORMANCES, AND THEY WILL BE AIRED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. THESE ARE MAJOR MUSICAL EVENTS WITH GREAT LISTENER AND A SERVICE OF CBS RADIO

er- ADVERTISER APPEAL, AND THE FORMAT IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE MANY LOCAL SELLING OPPORTUNITIES. 'Alright! Love those concerts, love to know what's happening:' 'There are other music specials too, like programs that tell me more about my favorite recording artists. And RADIORADIO has other super features, too. They fill you in on all sorts of things and they do it all in a minute and a half" RADIORADIO'S LIFESTYLE FEATURES ADDRESS THE SPECIFIC INTERESTS OF YOUNG ADULTS. PROGRAMS ARE 90 SECONDS LONG AND ARE CAREFULLY DESIGNED TO SUIT YOUR STATION'S SOUND. THEY ARE ALSO CONCISE AND TO THE POINT. ONE MORE REASON WHY YOUR AUDIENCE WILL WANT TO TUNE-IN AND KEEP LISTENING. "Fantastic! No wonder the station sounds better." "Mm-hmm. That RADIORADIO really does make a difference. It's great music and a lot more. And that's my favorite kind of radio:' RADIORADIO IS A NEW CBS RADIO SERVICE. STATIONS CARRYING RADIORADIO CAN COUNT ON THE EXPERTISE, THE QUALITY, AND 4, THE CREDIBILITY OF CBS ITSELF. AND RADIORADIO'S NEWS SERVICE IS PREPARED BY CBS NEWS, THE MOST RESPECTED BROADCAST JOURNALISM ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD. RADIORADIO CAN GIVE YOUR STATION THE ADDED DIMENSIONS IT NEEDS. RADIORADIO IS A NEW NETWORK SERVICE DESIGNED TO DIFFERENTIATE RADIO STATIONS. IT IS A REAL OPPORTUNITY TO POSITION YOUR STATION IN TODAY'S COMPETITIVE RADIO MARKETPLACE. IT CAN MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE FOR V AT T99 Page 18 Ran/Friday, September 4.11.1 THE FUTURE Close Call For CBS's 15th Win Following an easy victory in the Nielsen race for the week ending August 23, CBS was nearly IS IN overtaken by ABC in the week ending August 30, but hung on to take its 15th straight victory by the slim margin of two-tenths of a point. CBS scored a 14.8 average rating. ABC 14 6, and NBC 13.1. The previous week's results, which were unavilable at press time for the August 28 issue, were CBS 15.4, ABC 13.0, and NBC 12.8. With seven shows in the top 20 to CBS's eight, ABC gave the leading network a considerable scare The August 30 standing follow, last week's DIESEL. numbers are for top ten shows only. 5 1 M A S H (CBS) 4 11 Alice (CBS) 7 2 Diff'rent Strokes (NBC) 2 12 Trapper John MD (CBS) 9 3 Hart To Hart (ABC) - 13 Real People (NBC) 1 4 The Jeffersons (CBS) - 14 60 Minutes (CBS) AND THEIR — 5 Three's Company (ABC) — 15 CHiPs (NBC) 10 6 Too Close For Comfort (ABC) - 16 Laverne & Shirley (ABC) — 7 Facts Of Life (NBC) 17 20/20 (ABC) 6 8 House Calls (CBS) 18 Magnum PI (CBS) NEW ALBUM, 8 9 Dukes Of Hazzard (CBS) - 19 When She Was Bad (ABC Monday — 10 Quincy (NBC) Movie) "WATTS IN — 20 Bosom Buddies (ABC)

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BANDSTAND VILLAGE — RCA's Village People were featured in their 1981 costumery recently alIMMERNIGHT." on "American Bandstand." Pictured (l-r) are group's Ray Simpson, David Hodo, Jeff Olson. RY 7339 "Bandstand" host Dick Clark, and group's Alex Briley, Felipe Rose, and Glenn Hughes. Music On TV Cliff Richard is the guest host for "Solid Gold" the week of September 4, with Alabama, Badfinger, Natalie Cole, Gladys Knight & The Pips, Ray Parker Jr. & Raydio, and Mel Tillis guesting . . . The Sugar Hill Gang and Tom Johnston are the guests for "American Bandstand" September 5 . . . Lee Ritenour will appear on the Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Telethon September 6 . . The Oak Ridge Boys are on the "Tonight Show" September 8 . . Billy Squier is on "America's Top 10" September 5 . . . Juice Newton guests on the "Tomorrow Show" September 8. VIDEOSCOPE

VCR OWNER SURVEY POINTS TO BOOMING MARKET POSSIBILITIES A recent Sim- mons Market Research Bureau survey, conducted last June for Video magazine, underlined Produced by Pim Koopman the enormous potential growth in the home video field. Not surprisingly, 77.5 percent of the 1138 respondents to the survey (subscribers or purchasers of the magazine) already own VCRs, with an amazing 28 percent of those owners boasting two or more players per household. An additional 34.4 percent say they plan to buy a second VCR within the next year. As for what has been described as the ultimate adult toy — an earth station — 2.4 percent of the respondents currently own one. Another 9.3 percent are planning to purchase theirs soon. In what should come as good news to cable entrepreneurs, 44 percent of the current VCR owners indicated that cable was a definite factor in their decision to buy tape equipment, with 77 percent of the respondents claiming to subscribe to basic cable. Another booming product category, videogames, showed a similar profit potential, as 46 percent of the survey's respondents reported owning a videogame to play at home, while another 9.3 percent expect to purchase a home videogame within the next year. As to what people are using their VCRs for, 88.3 percent claim to be taping shows they would other- wise have missed, using the machines' time-shift capability. However, 80 percent also said On they were using the VCRs to watch videocassettes they had either bought or rented. The average VCR owner, according to the survey, owns 8.2 tapes as well. In order, these were Regency most likely to be new "G" or "R" rated films, "X" rated films, pre-1975 films, live footage Records and Tapes of musical groups, sports, and cartoons. The videocassette rental market also looks strong with 53.8 percent of the VCR households claiming to have leased a taps within the past 12

Distributed by Atco Records months. ..d p Page 19 REtRIFrIclay, September 4, 1981 U.S. News & World WFIL St. Louis Arbitron Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 3 morning news anchor Allen Stone spring, causing the reissue, which Report Buys Into bitron subsequently decided to put a halt to selling (a 35-year veteran of WFIL), mid- transfers numbers from the KWK monthly reports, keeping the monthly data restricted day personality Dennis John Ca- to WWWK, but keeps their total Broadcast Business to the five markets currently receiving the numbers. After a further study on the issue. Arbitron will pre- hill, and afternoon drive per- combined shares the same. sonality Joe Simone. Other WFIL The U.S. News & World Report weekly news sent its thoughts regarding the future of the mon- Legal Action Next magazine has entered the broadcasting industry with veterans now available are news- thlies at the next Council meeting in Cancun, Mexico Lynn Christian told R&R, "We the acquisition of the Parkway Productions firm. The men Glen Barton (13 years) and in December. Membrado com mented to R&R, will be conferring this week to purchase price for the Bethesda. MD-based producer Gene Dillard (10 years). "Broadcasters in several markets are interested in plan our next step," but that both of radio fine arts programming was not disclosed. Staff replacements include long- the monthly reports. yet the Council is against them. Doubleday and Arbitron will be Current Parkway President Neil Currie, who will time WFIL air personality Bar- We want to see which side represents the majority targets of legal activity. Arbitron continue in his position as head of the newly-titled bara Summers upped to morning view." Radio VP/GM Mike Membrado Parkway Communications Corp., noted that the infu- drive with Assistant PD Dick Fen- Other key items addressed at the meeting, had no comment on any coo- sion of capital will enable Parkway to expand its pro- nesey taking the midday post, and chaired by KABC/Los Angeles VP/GM George templated legal action. However, gram ming offerings, which presently consist of Steve Nikazy named News Di- Green, involved five-year contracts, spring survey Gary Stevens said, "Century is material generated by the British Broadcasting rector/morning drive anchor. response rates and delivery times, and the pricing of the biggest amateur show in the Corp. and WQXR-FM /New York. Meanwhile, Dan Mallory has been Arbitron contracts. The Council suggested that while radio business I'm tired of their Parkway also plans to provide satellite transmis- elevated from swing to afternoon it was pleased with the five-year contract idea, it complaining when the solution to sion of program ming to the more than 300 radio sta- drive and Mike Crossan from all- would be helpful if there was a provision for a pro- program ming problems is on the nights to the 6pm-midnight shift. tions it currently serves. rated cancellation option. The Council lauded Ar- air, not in the courts. We do not bitron for the faster delivery of the spring books, but feel we have engaged in any de- expressed concern at the drop in response rates, ceptive practices." Pirwitz Continued from Page 3 However, no clearcut agreement emerged on how to CBS price Arbitron contracts without using the published the past nine years. Highest Open Minute Rate. Arbitron agreed to study Continued from Page 1 In addition to Pirwitz's appointment, Jerry portant step for CBS Radio. We Adams has been named Operations Director for the contract, pricing, and response rate questions have already got a great manage- Cooper KFDI-AM & FM, corning from his previous post as and have reports ready for the Council at the Cancun Continued from Page 1 ment team in place — all of whom PD for the AM side. Replacing Pirwitz as PD for session. share my enthusiasm. All of us amazing outlets in the country. KTTS-AM&F M will be Bob Rose, formerly with are looking forward to helping I'm pleased to be able to go and do KL1N/Lineoln, NB. make Radioradio a rousing suc- the things I believe in for full- KFDI VP/GM Mike Oatman, in making the an- cess for listeners and advertisers." service radio. WLW has a good nouncements, said that he hoped the "new redivision WUBE Other key executives named at group of smart people on the air of responsibilities will further enhance Great Empire Continued from Page 3 the new network are Lawrence and a forward-thinking manage- Broadcasting's community service. Don Pirwitz has AM To "Music Of Your Life" Starch, Director of Sales; David ment team. The signal and facility been with our organization nine years now and brings Simultaneous with the staff promotions, VP/GM West, Director of Affiliate Rela- have real clout. It's the number a thorough and working knowledge of our prograrrun- tions; Leslie Corn, Director of one, hands-down winner in the ing practices to the Wichita area. This move will allow Bob English announced that WUBE-AM & FM will cease simulcasting on September 5 when the AM will Program ming; and Larry Coop- market and they want to win some Jerry Adams to enlarge the scope of our service to the change formats from Country to Al Ham's syn- er, News Director. more. I think what WLW needs is community." dicated "Music Of Your Life" format. Storch comes to Radioradio only to be positioned right for the Adams, in turn, told R&R, "I will be handling the English told R&R, "The key air personalities on from his position as Director/Na- '80's. Their long-standing reputa- promotion and music of the stations, plus continue do- the AM will be moving to the FM side to continue tional Sales of the CBS Radio Net- tion speaks for itself." ing my airshift. Don will take over as PD for the AM with the Country programming. We felt that after work. West has been Manager/ as well as serving as Group PD for all our stations. three years of a downward trend on the AM it was Central Region of the CBS Af- We're very excited here and feel this is a step in the time for a change. Our Country FM numbers have filiate Relations Department, Gannett right direction." while Corn had been Director of been great, so we don't want to make any changes Continued from Page 1 there. Not only from a sales point, but from a promo- Program ming for CBS since join- James Moore, coming from tional angle, it didn't seem wise to keep both stations ing the network from ABC Radio Roberts Continued from Page 3 on the same format. We are handling the change in a in April ( Ft&R 4-24). Cooper joins Phoenix; VP/Engineering Herb the new venture from KCBS/San Schubarth, from Denver; and WBCS Program Director Pat Martin told R&R, very positive way. Even though the new format on AM doesn't go into effect until September 5, the early Francisco, where he had been the VP/News James Sieger, also "To have a personality with the experience of Art market response to the change has been very station's News Director. from Denver. Gannett Radio Roberts join WBCS is very exciting. He truly is a The new young-adult-oriented President Joe Dorton will remain legend throughout the Midwest and I know his con- favorable." Radioradio is scheduled for a based in St. Louis, tribution to WBCS will be very significant." Spring 1982 launch. Commenting Doug McCorkindale, President on the Radioradio name, CBS of Gannett's Diversified Media Radio President Robert Hosking Division, noted that the larger NBC Atlanta headquarters for the Pantonini Continued from Page 3 Continued from Page 3 said, "It best exemplifies the fast- Atlanta's recent total to over 2200 potential new firm's broadcast group will aid in radio and additional station experience are an impor- paced lifestyle of today's young adults and conveys the feeling of Gannett's planned expansion of its tant asset to our efforts in building the finest satellite- customers. The impetus for the orders is a 75% reduction in the cost of S/A's satellite-receiving movement and excitement its pro- entertainment and news program- delivered total program ming service." dishes over last year, according to ABC satellite ex- grarruning will present to the ming for both conventional and Pantonini, who will assume his new position on perts. The current cost per dish is estimated to be ap- cable TV use. September 28, had been WABC's Director of Creative youthful listeners." Services since August. 1973. Before joining WABC, proximately $10,000. NBC plans to be on-line by next year and, Pantonini had been Manager of Information Services for Group W's "Mike Douglas Show." Prior to that "assuming successful completion" of installation, its new satellite distribution system should be in place he was Advertising and Promotion Director for during 1983, according to Ftenwick. Group W's K DKA / Pittsburgh.

Boardwalk threshold of a new level of activi- film and television as well. With Continued from Page 1 ty. I intend to take Boardwalk to the support of Irv, Scott and the in- strengthen Boardwalk tremen- its goal of becoming a multi- credibly dedicated staff at Board- walk, the systems are in place to dously." media company, developing pro- make that plan a reality." The relationship of Bogart and jects not only for the stage, but for Biegel began in 1977 at Casablan- ca, and the two have remained associates ever since, with Biegel Peters with the staff at WEEI-FM and serving in VP posts at both Continued from Page 1 with CBS. He's a very bright, per- Casablanca and Boardwalk. Miami are already being done in sonable programmer. He has a As Senior VP, Kranzberg will Boston and that makes me feel track record of success in Miami continue to direct Boardwalk's much more comfortable about with a very similar format. He promotion staff and will oversee stepping into a market I have little understands the reasons why we the label's marketing and adver- experience with. I don't anticipate have been successful and I feel he tising "Scott has brought to the there will be any changes at knows how to make us even more promotion arena a high degree of WEEI-FM at the start. The station successful." professionalism and creativity," is a class act. They're perceived Peters, who will begin program- Bogart said. "I know that he will as the sophisticated station in the ming WEEI-FM on September 14, continue to play a key role in market . I just couldn't pass it replaces Clark Smidt, who joined Boardwalk's growth. up." the Boston-based Wallace & Wash- "In less than one year we've WEEI-FM General Manager burn marketing and research firm developed a select roster of a Jack Baker told R&R, "Of all the as VP/Broadcast Operations dozen artists covering many types candidates for the job, I found him (RAK 8-7). of music. We've reached the to be the one who would fit best Pane 20 R&R/Frlday. September 4, 1981 B R A D M E S SE R

The Thrill Of Ruined Shoes An airplane had gone down not far from town in a truly inaccessible tangle of dense undergrowth and mosquito-infested marshland. There was reason to believe one or more of those aboard might have survived the crash, but it was also likely that if medical help didn't arrive quickly . . .well, you know. Our street reporter went in on foot, through the bushes and trees knee-deep in swamp water and gooshy mud, holding his two-way radio up as the water got deeper, up to his waist, it took a little more than a half-hour to find the crashed plane, and only a minute to determine that no one aboard had survived. His reports helped official would-be rescuers avoid trying to get doctors through the swamp, and the reports were quite dramatic radio. When he returned to the station several hours later his clothes and shoes were ruined, but he was justifiably proud of being the first and only reporter to overcome so many obstacles to get the story out. The station never paid for his shoes and clothes. He never asked. 'The thought never occurred. WBCY FINDS CHARLOTTE'S BEST ROCK — WBCY/Charlotte recently coin- He was a radio reporter doing what he had to do to get the news, and that was all there was to it. pleted a talent search in conjunction with the Carowinds Amusement Per*, At another great radio station we had a street reporter who was so hot for fires that he bought his own regulation auditioning over 70 local rock groups. 20 finalists competed at the park for helmet, fireman's runner coat, and high boots. A petroleum storage tank exploded and threatened to touch off a string of the top prize. Pictured with the winning group, Moon Pie, is WBCY PD Bob Keghan (standing, second from left). nearby storage tanks at a refinery known for its open hatred of the various news media, and only fire trucks were being allowed through the gates while all reporters were being stopped and kept at a distance. Our man backed off to a public place and watched the huge column of flames and smoke, wondering what might be stored in the adjacent tanks and whether a real public safety danger existed because of the possibility of the fire jumping to the other tanks. Then he opened his car trunk, put on his fire clothes and walked to the road leading into the forbidden refinery, just in time to flag down another arriving fire truck . . . which stopped for him. He hopped on the back and rode through the gate with his two-way hidden under the big yellow rubber coat, and within minutes he was going on the air from the fire scene, able to report not only what was burning but what was stored next to the inferno. His reports were live, and the refinery people heard them on the radio and the oil company security force was told to find that man and get him out immediately. They never spotted him. His reports continued several hours until the threat had abated, and then he brazenly rode back out on a fire truck . . . the only reporter who got in. He was pretty proud of himself. We were extremely proud of him. The station never offered to pay him overtime for what he had done, even though he was off-duty when the major blaze erupted. He may have though he had overtime coming, but if so, he never mentioned it, and the station certainly never offered it. Those two men were great reporters. They loved their work and they did their jobs above and beyond what was ex- pected or required. They also were both out of radio within three years after the two events because they developed feelings they were giving more than they were getting in return. If your station is fortunate enough to have a reporter who gives and gives, please consider doing some giving in return, because our profession needs to keep good people. Those two are gone to public relations and their replacements are not outstanding. They are out standing, and little more. C ALE N D AR Labor Day 1981 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7: The man who originated Labor Day knew about labor, because his parents sent him out to work full time when he was eleven. Peter J. McGuire helped organize the first big Labor Day parade 99 years DRIVE HOME A WINNER — WFYR/Chicago gave away a new Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme in its "Spring Spectacular" contest to a suburban Chicago ago last Saturday in New York City, and his efforts resulted in establishment of a national holiday a dozen years later in listener who heard his lucky number read on the air. Pictured at the award- 1894. ing ceremony are fir) WFYR VP/GM Jim Barker, the winner, end WFYR ac- The Nazis began the London Blitz today in 1940. Every night for 2/12 months the bombs fell, killing about 40.000 peo- count executive Jeff Jacobs. ple. Space pioneer James VanAllen is 67. Actor Peter Lawford is 58. Early rocker Buddy Holly would have been 45 today. The Great Hurricane • TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8: The great hurriCane of 1900 that hit Galveston Island, TX, produced 120mph winds and then blew away the instrument. It inundated the city with tides that rose to second-story windows. No one even knew the hurricane was coming, and about 6000 people died. After the storm every remaining house and building on the island was jacked up. braced with stilts, and the entire island was land-filled to a higher elevation so it would withstand future storms. Abraham Lincoln made a speech 123 years ago today in 1858 that produced the homily "You can fool all of the people some of the time; some of the people all of the time; but not all of the people all of the time." Beach party movie actor of the sixties Frankie Avalon is 41. The First Hot Dog WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9: In 1883 German immigrant Anton Feutchwanger opened a stall in St. Louis to sell frankfurters, with a giveaway gimmick: with each hot dog people got a free white cloth glove 80 the juice wouldn't make a mess. His later improvement was an oblong bun, cheaper and certainly tastier. Happy 55th anniversary to the National Broadcasting Company, formed as a subsidiary of RCA on this date in 1926. Five years ago Mao Tee Tung died. Ten years ago the Attica Prison uprising began. Otis Redding, killed in • 1967 plane crash, would have been 40 today. Do Scapegoats Eat Goat Food? Yes.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10: This is the ancient Day of Atonement on which Jews sacrificed two goats: TALXIN' PRO FOOTBALL — WMAL/Washington's afternoon-drive team of one was killed outright, the other took part in a ceremony in which the sins of the community were transferred to it, and then Bill Trumbull (dark glasses) and Chris Core (clear glasses) went to training it w as allowed to escape. The escaped goat carried away sins. That's the origin of our word scapegoat . . . someone who camp with the Redskins, interviewing players, coaches and fans at the takes the blame for the mistakes or crUnes of another. Skins' Carlisle Park, PA training center. Pictured is Washington's General Cairo. IL reported a fish rain on this date in 1890, with four-inch live fish falling in several parts of town during a Manager Bobby Beethard doing a live interview with Trumbull & Core. rainstorm. Charles Kuralt is 47, and so is former homerum champ Roger Maris, Golfer Arnold Palmer is 52. First Policewoman Hired Nclas/dy does it better. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11: Tomorrow is the anniversary of the first policewoman in America being sworn in as a Los Angeles cop, 71 years ago in 1910. Alice Wells had trouble convincing people she was really a peace officer, until she was issued -Policewoman's Badge No. I.- Within a half-dozen years 17 other American cities followed Los Angeles's berivook enne5 lead and hired female officers. 5ortate5Snr. Programming and broadcast consultants What comes in the mail Burt Sherwood Bill Hennes and makes you laugh?

312 5 Maple Leaf Drive Glenview Illinois 60025 (312)439-1230 Check out Marketplace, page 63 Page 2 R&MFriday, September 4, 1981 • WRO W/Albany has enjoyed Beautiful Music EASY LISTENING RADIO success for two decades. Seiden • With an Easy Listening AM and a Beautiful Music FM, some unique cross-plugging WRO W: Then And Now goes on. One of my first radio jobs was as a summer an Easy Listening station, one that provides the very best mix of • Mixing Easy Listening with the music of today, back to the old chestnuts or standards. We vacation relief announcer at WRO W, in my play the current artists — Kenny Rogers. Anne Murray, the sports works for the AM at hometown of Albany, New York. Some years later I Carpenters — right down the line worked there again full-time during its transition from R&R: How do you explain the success of WRO W's two sta- night. a block-programmed MOR format to Beautiful Music tions over such a long period of time? immmm mmi NmmmmmmINmlme programming, which has been WROW's stock in the JG: I Believe it's because most of our older listeners from trade for the past 21 years. News commentator Lowell Thomas. 35+ know the format, and they know when they tune in WROW Promotional Activity one of the original stockholders in Capital Cities, was instrumental there'll be music that's easy on the ears, that has a melody and a R&R: What about special promotions or contests? in bringing the CBS Radio Network to WROW in the mid-50's; discernible beat. There are a lot of "closet" easy listening people BP: We promote very heavily, and now I'm talking about the then he was able to originate some of his network broadcasts from who are in their late 20's or early 30's, and we get some phone AM, of course. A couple of months ago, we finished our contest calls from them, so we know they're out there the radio studios when he was in the Albany area. Through the called "59 Ways WROW Loves You," which involved 59 different years before the switch to Beautiful Music, WROW employed an prizes given away over 59 days Everything from 59 silver dollars interesting mix of prominent names, including Ted Knight, to a trip to Disneyland. and we received over 20,000 entries. It Bruce Bradley (WBZ, WHN, and now WYNY), and Samuel "We've taken the nighttime, which for was a very successful promotion for WROW, which helped rein- Stratton. I remember when Stratton was a vacation relief an- many Easy Listening stations is lack- force our AM dial_ position — 590 nouncer at WROW Radio; and later moved on to sister station JG: Concerning music promotion on the AM, if it's our type WRO W-TV as "Sagebrush Sam," hosting western films for the ing in definition, and turned it into an of music or artist, then we'll promote it. Back in February, for in- kids in the afternoon, and then reporting the latest news (without stance, we promoted the Glen Miller Orchestra, which drew his horse) in the evening. This was the colorful period in WROW's alternative form of programming — 3000 people at the RPI Field House, and turned out to be a very successful promotion. On St Patrick's Day we tied in with the history when it was located in a rural community, with studios sports." — Bill Patrick housed in a reconverted convent with a number of stained glass Clancy Brothers. Just a few weeks ago we went down to the windows still intact as a daily reminder of the structure's more Empire State Plaza, that's the beautiful new mall that Nelson pious origin. Today, by the way, Samuel Stratton is a New York Rockefeller had built in Albany For that event the Skip Parson R&R: Because you operate two radio stations with the call State Congressman, which shows you that a western star in hum- Riverboat Jazz Band entertained a couple of thousand people letters WRO W, and since both your stations do well in the Albany, ble surroundings can make it in the tough world of politics. who came to the mall. Schenectady & Troy market, do you consider the AM and FM direct competitors? Ratings Rundown BP: That might have been true some years ago, but today the R&R: Shifting to low gear for a moment, I recognize that the distinction between the two formats is significant enough that our Arbitron spring ratings are not the great story you had hoped for listeners know exactly what they want, and where they can hear it. after all your hard work. I noticed that both stations lost about two Finding Fresh Music share points in the book. Why do you think this happened? R&R: Since your AM is locally programmed, how do you BP: We were very concerned when we first saw the results find enough material to keep the music fresh and current? because we felt we'd done everything right. In talking with almost JG: We've set up contacts with Rare Records in England to every major researcher, and doing our own research, going to give us material by Frank Chacksfield, Ronnie Aldrich, Beltsville, checking out diaries, and all the rest, what we've Stanley Black. Les Reed. Manuel, and Norman Candler. discovered is the spring rating book was not at all favorable to Through Polygram in Canada, we have contacts with James either Easy Listening or Beautiful Music stations around the coun- Last, who has something like 158 gold records. We're constantly searching for good cover versions of tunes to play, since we are primarily instrumental, but we don't ignore the good vocal sounds of today from a Kenny Rogers, Diana Ross or Lionel Richie. It's a big melting pot mix, and getting the right flow is quite challeng- "If it's our type of music or artist, then ing. R&R: In the Tri-Cities, with many FM stations doing so well we'll promote it." —Jim Gagliardi in a variety of formats, what accounts for the consistently good showing of your AM playing the music usually associated with FM radio these days? BP: I think the biggest thing that we have is credibility. WROW has remained a class, credible station all these years, play- try. We would have been extremely concerned if either one of our stations stayed constant or picked up, and the other had gone ing the very finest music along with news and informational pro- down. In fact, they both went down about the same amount of gramming that fits the needs of our listeners in this market. Also, Bill Patrick, Jim Gagliardi points, and an AOR soared to the top. There was a heavy we've taken the nighttime, which for many Easy Listening stations response in the 25-34 demos, and we just happened to take it on Now, Cap Cities operates just the radio stations with WROW is lacking in definition, and turned it into an alternative form of (AM) programming a traditional MOR sound, while WRO W-FM the chin. We have confidence that when the next Arbitron comes carries Schulke Radio Productions' Beautiful Music syndication out we're going to see a great improvement here service. To get an update on the stations where I was introduced R&R: If you were going to make one change in your format to Beautiful Music, I talked with Bill Patrick and Jim Gagliardi. "I think the biggest thing we have is on the AM station, what would it be? Patrick has been with WROW for two years as Program Director, credibility, playing the very finest BP: I'm sure Jim will agree with me that we could probably and Gagliardi has handled the Music Director's job the last four of become a little bit more updated in our music, dropping off some his 12 years with the stations. music along with news and informa- of the older selections and increasing the class contemporary artists on the other end. Bring us a little more up to date with our music Changes Over The Years tional programming." - Bill Patrick R&R: Thanks for your comments, and please give my R&R: As you know, gentlemen. I worked at WRO W in regards to Albany • 1960. I'm curious to hear how things have changed .;ince I was last there 21 years ago programming — sports. What we do, in effect, is take our evening BP: I think the major change is that some years ago WROW hours and broadcast sports, with such things as Yankees baseball was considered a Beautiful Music station on the AM dial. Since and Red Wings hockey, and move our listeners who don't like then, WROW has evolved to what would probably be considered sports over to the FM station where the music is still going strong. R&R: Then you must cross-promote your stations? BP: We promote our FM on the AM side only, when we're featuring sports. is an estab- Fred Seiden R&R: Is there much personality allowed on the AM station? lished programmer and Are your announcing titles and artists? promotlon expert with an BP: The greatest amount of personality is on our morning extensive background In show. This is the trigger for the whole day, with Bill Shallcross the Easy Listening Radio handling morning drive. After nine o'clock we go back to the Easy field. To contact Fred, call Listening/Beautiful Music announcing approach. R&R at (213) 553-4330 or write to Radio & Rec- JG: Yes, we do back-announce on the AM station. That's 59 HAPPY FACES — Winners in the WRO W contest that ords, 1930 Century Park done in groups of three, four, or five depending on the number of ran from March to June giving away 59 different prizes West. Los Angeles. CA tunes we play in the quarter-hour, and we give both titles and ar- as the station's way of saying "thank you for listening." 90067 tists. Pegs 22 Septembor 4, 198

PD JIM O'HARA PROFILES HIS "FAMIL Y RADIO STATION" KSTT: A Full Service AM CHR That Wins

All too often the "ink and hype" goes ex- "The personality and the involvement in the city clusively to major market stations, and keeps us on top. I think. Everyone points out that they those below the top 25 feel ignored. For this take care of business in this area, but we really do. I'm column, I took a look at KSTT/Davenport, involved with the American Cancer Society, by being on their Board of Directors, and some of the other air per- (called the Quad Cities Market), ranked #96 sonalities are personally involved with local charities. with a metro population of 313,900. "Look at any market in the country, and if a station Set in blue-collar rural middle-America, where the is a market leader, it's because they are involved. Being important industries are John Deere, International involved and being a personality station go hand in Harvester, and Alcoa among others, KSTT is stronger hand," Jim feels. "It just happens that we play Pat now in the ratings than it was two years before. K M' Benatar, the Rolling Stones, Kenny Rogers, and the holds down the number two position in the marketplace Commodores, although we daypart very heavily to fit behind Country-formatted WHBF, with a 12+ share the lifestyle and needs of the people in each time period. moving from 12.2 to 15.5 in the latest ARB. "I emphasize the personality sounding good within To give you an idea of what the audience composi- the format, not letting the format carry the station's tion is like, take a look at this demographic chart. sound. When I work with my staff on their shows, not on- Young. Weekends are staffed by Gary Pelletier and Kel- ly do we examine how they sound individually, but how ly Wallace, who are given the same chances to get out well they are fitting with the direction of the others." and be a personality as the next one. AGE KSTT : "Promotions are very grass-roots in nature. Right Smooth Morning Transition now we are working with a local pizza chain that has a 12-17 12.3% What Jim is describing may sound like a "Mom, hot air balloon. We make two or three appearances a 18-24 28.8% Dad SE apple pie" situation where everyone likes week with the balloon, hand out pizza and prizes. KSTI everyone else, and loves the city and will never leave, 25-34 34.2% "but it really all adds up to KSTT being a real working part of the community... a full-service radio station. "I've worked with and talked to a lot 35-44 13 . 7% While everyone likes to work here, we recently lost our of frustrated air talent that have 45-54 5.5% morning man to another market." Jim explained, "Spike 'At The Mike' O'Dell had taken trips to the big cities to hear 55+ 5.5% been doing AM drive for years and was incredibly involved with the people. He had the opportunity to radio and were very disgusted with 12+ TOTAL 7,300 become a personality as do all of my air staff, and the lack of imagination demon- sooner or later I knew he would leave. He is now doing strated. I don't want anyone to ever mornings at WBT/Charlotte. It was really a bummer at Setting market size aside, I don't know of too many first, but since we had advance warning on this, we had be able to say that about KSTT." CHR stations that can boast of a demographic spread time to locate a great replacement. like this. For some insight as to how these figures "We hired Dave Shropshire, who came to us from became a reality, I talked to PD Jim O'Hara about is very careful to make sure to get into each of the major WKTM/Charleston, where he was known as Chris KS1T's success. cities of the metro, which include Davenport and Betten- Stevens, but he likes being able to use his real name dorf in Iowa, and Rock Island and Moline in Illinois. Personality & Involvement In The Market People are very proud of their particular town, so we "KSTT has been playing contemporary music since have to be careful to hit all of them both on and off the the late 1950's, and when I became PD three and a half "I emphasize the personality soun- air. years ago, I simply followed the heritage of those before ding good within the format, not let- "During the Spring, we ran the KSTT Rainbow Win- me," said Jim. "Most PD's come in and change things a dowsticker promotion, which is still being used to some lot, but I've just built on the base handed to me. A lot of ting the format carry the station's extent, but will be cranked back up towards the fall. No hot people like Ken Draper and Bobby Rich have pro- sound." one had done any type bumper sticker campaign in grammed this station before. years, and I wanted the visibility for 1(S11'. The market "The whole idea behind getting more adult numbers is not great for outdoor billboard advertising." for KSTT wasn't to stop playing rock 'n' roll, and play There are several ways to win with the Rainbow now. We threw a party for Spike and invited listeners to nothing but A/C music, but to look at the 25-34's who Windowsticker, which was tied in with Kentucky Fried come out to a local mall and celebrate his going away were once our 18-24 audience and understand them. It's Chicken. "Each sticker was given a serial number and to introduce Dave to them. At the same time, we simply a matter of looking at their past needs, and serv- which was to be saved, and if heard announced on the charged 50e, which went to a charity. ing their present needs in whatever manner is air, was worth prizes. Also the sticker was good if spot- "Response was excellent. We knew that whoever necessary." replaced Spike had to have his seal of approval, so we Continued on Page 24 Davenport is a market with 11 of its own signals, put Dave on with Spike for the last two weeks he was plus four signals from Chicago (WBBM, WGN, WLS, with KSTT. Reaction was overwhelmingly positive. The and WMAQ) and WMT/Cedar Rapids, showing in the change went smoothly and the town has quickly embrac- ARB. "KSTT also has CHR competition from KIIK, a ed Dave and his cast of voices and characters. This is a 100,000 watt FM station, AOR competition from our market that is slow to change, and their two styles of humor are very different. Spike was very extem- "The whole idea behind getting more poraneous, while Dave is very prepared with recorded bits." adult numbers for KSTT wasn't to Somewhere, Over The Rainbow... stop playing rock 'n' roll, and play As Jim has described, he makes use of his talent nothing but A/C music, but to look at outside. "All of the air staff get out there. I don't have to the 25-34's who were once our 18-24 twist any arms at all. They know it's good for them and good for KSTT," said Jim. audience and understand them." "On the air KSTT uses the theme 'Someplace Special,' but it's modified to connote that KSTT is someplace special, more than the area. We like to think sister FM, WXLP, and A/C competition from WQUA," we are special, and apparently the audience agrees. I do Jim added. "We share audience with all of those sta- an air shift from 10am to noon: Barbara Michaels from tions, and we are only 1000 watts with a directional noon to 3pm, Greg Roberts from 3 to 7pm; Denis Prior, KSTT AIRSTAFF — Back row (14 Dave Shropshire, Denis antenna system. Until April, we didn't even have parity recently acquired from KBEQ/Kansas City, does Prior, and Greg Roberts. Front row itri PD Jim O'Hara, Bar with the others until some new equipment arrived. nights; and our overnights are handled by MD Bill bare Michaels, and Bill Young. Two weeks old, and already on its way to the top.

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Producod by Moat Loaf wed Stephen Gallas. Managonsoust: David A. Soaonborg Al Dollontasb for Armando Ihstorprioos, bee. Page 24 REM/Friday, September 4, 1981 KSTT: A Full Service AM CHR That Wins Motion Continued from Pim,22 titude, combined with all of the other elements that keep KSTT on top. ted, or for discounts on car washes and such. But we also Barry Michaels, MD and afternoon drive at utilized the rainbows for prizes that related to the colors. WROV/Roanoke moves to mornings for PD Rob Sher- "It was a basic clue contest looking for the person wood at KIO2 (WKTM)/Charleston. Also new to the sta- with the Coca-Cola Secret Key. Blue meant a swimming Bits tion is PM drive personality Chuck Stevens, formerly pool, green meant $500, red was for a ladies ruby ring, with QI05/Tampa...KYSN/Colorado Springs welcomes gold was for a men's ring. It worked very well and seem- WAEB/Allentown just gave away a 1982 Chevy new MD Dan Jackson from across town at ed to involve the whole family. I really think this is a Cavalier. Nothing unusual right? Wrong! Thousands of KSPZ... Yes115/Cincinnati MD Barry Michaels got mar- family radio station, because entire families come out to people registered to be able to slide down a curved sliding ried (8-28): congratulations! our events.. it's amazing. board into a pool filled with 4000 gallons of Crazy Foam. KERN/Bakersfleld grabs Rob Tonkin to be MD. Rob "I'm not sure whether it's the market, the people 79 lucky people got to take the plunge to fish around for 79 comes from KXOA/Sacramento, and Danny Cruz (Mon- within the market or what that has allowed us to become keys at the bottom of the white fluffy mess. The one that toya) comes from KHTZ/Los Angeles to do this type of station appealing to kids and adults. There came up with the key that opened and started the car was nights.. .Kris Van Dyke, who does 9-noon, is promoted to are certainly more narrowly-targeted choices for them, the winner. Assistant PD... Bob Breck leaves KVIC/Vacaville to do but they keep coming back to us, day after day. We are If the above story was too fluffy, let's "slide" into a mornings and production at FM102/Sacramento. more traditional type of mess. Remember Jello Jumps? not boring, we just play great music and sound exciting. Mark Shevitz, longtime PD of KFMZ/Columbia, is KINT/EI Paso is having its fifth atunialJello Jump (8-30) FM does well here, so it's not a question of not having leaving after nine years to explore other opportunities. competition." and held a Miss Western Playland Contest and Battle of Bubba Singleton will handle the music duties in Mark's the Bands. All proceeds went to Jerry Lewis and MS. Before writing this article, and before talking with absence, and until a replacement can be found...QIN It's Buddy Holly Week Sept. 7-13, and KVIL/Dallas Jim, I listened to an aircheck of KSTT. It is a (WJDQ-FM)/Meridian welcomes Tom Kelly to after- personality Bud Buschardt will devote his oldies show remarkably fine-sounding station, rivalling many sta- noons from WHKW/Fayette, AL, where he did a similar (9-6) to the music of the singer, who died 22 years tions in major markets. When I began my conversations shift, and handled music duties too. ago... KRBE/Houston made off with first place in the with Jim, I complimented him on its sound. He replied, WSEZ/Winston-Salem MD Bob Mahoney has been third annual Cystic Fibrosis Media Softball Tournament "I've worked with and talked to a lot of frustrated air promoted to Assistant PD in addition to doing mus- recently. talent that have taken trips to the big cities to hear radio ic.. . KXOK/St. Louis has hired David Collin as News Di- and were very disgusted with the lack of imagination Z104(WZEE)/Madison is sponsoring Beserkley rector...And WABC/New York has named Art Athens demonstrated. I don't want anyone to ever be able to say recording act the Greg Kihn Band in concert as part of a as News Director. Art had been with WCBSAM/New that about KSTT." It's this kind of philosophy and at- five-hour rock show at nearby Timber Line Ski Lodge. York for eight years as a reporter.

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SAYING HI AT KR - Making the rounds at LA. radio stations to promote his latest project Liberty recording artist SUNTAN CITY IN SALT LAKE CITY - KRSP & FM103/Salt Lake City recent Robbie Patton stopped in at KFI. Shown 114 are Robbie 's co-manager Debbie Fletcher, Patton, co-producer Christine ly held its annual "Mr. & Ms. Suntan Contest" which annually draws over Mc Vie, KFI MD Roger Collins, EMI America/Liberty's Dale White, and National Promotion Director Jack Satter 7000 folks to take a look at the deepest darkest savage tan. Pictured (1-rlare third runner-up, station personality Jon Carter Ms. Suntan, FM103 PD Ran dy Rose, Mr. Suntan, station News Director Scott Seeger, and Executive VP Alan Hague.

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WSPT INVADED - WSPT/Trenton recently held a "Space Invaders Turn On, in which 97 qualifiers had the chance to see if the keys they held would unlock the Space Invader Video Game at a local amusement center, with the lucky keyholder winning the machine. Pictured lir) are amusement center attendant winner's mother and winner, WSPT's- Dave Hoeffel, Ste don Manager Tom Taylor, and personality Steve Gold.

ROYAL WEDDING IN FLORIDA - WAXY/Ft Lauderdale staged its own royal wedding at a local club with the winners of its Prince Charles & Lady Diana lookalike contest 15() listeners jam med in to celebrate the "wedding." Shown lir) are PD Rick Shaw, personality Randy Thomas as Queen Elizabeth, the two winners. TV weatherman Walt Cronise, station personality Greg Budell playing Prince Philip in uniform, and station's Wayne DiLucente in the dark glasses.

WCOZS ROCKIHNROLL BIRTHDAY - Beserkley's Greg Kihn Band made a recent swing through Boston to help WCOZ celebrate its sixth birthday. Pic tured at the station are II 4. Grace Urvaitis, WCOZ Promotion Coordinator, SPLASH WITH A CRASH -- KIXS FM/Killeen-Temple, TX recently held a back-to-school splash party eta local pool Tom Jodka, E/A local promotion, Greg Kihn, Andy Beaubien, WCOZ PD, with over 300 swim mers taking the plunge for prizes in various water contests. Shown (Jr) are three "cannonball" Rick Alden, E/A Northeast Regional Promotion Director; and Fran Aliberte, contest winners, pool operator Robert Meyer, and PD Mark Meredith WEA Boston Sales Manager

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CT EDDIE PABBITT 16-10 Hottest, Hottest, MARTY KALIN STEVIE NICSS 2-/ KENNY PO URS NICEST GILLEY GARY WRIGHT 15-11 Hott est, ROSS/RICHIC 1-1 JOURNEY 2-1 BON SEGEP lob Mncroia SILVER CCNEOP /0-6 MALL & DATES Hott esti CNN's CRoSS 24-15 ROSS/PICHIE I-1 EDDIE RABBIT, 10-8 BCC (-3 BURTON CUMMINGS SNEENA EASTON 13-9 DAB PIXELS/11G ROSS/PICHI, 1-1 AALANCI FOREIGNER 2-2 SHEENS EASTON 24-15 STEVIE NICKS 10-5 DIESEL HOOEY BU MS 16-12 Hottest, ELO 13-7 PR A SPRINCEICIO W HF M/Rocheetw. NY COMMODORES 2-3 tSRIS CROSS 20-1P PAT BENATAR 15-9 FOUR TOPS 2F-15 HICKEY GILLEY ROSS/PICHIE I-I JOURNEY 16-12 NCB srcrit PAT BENATAP 4-4 HAIL & OATES O-25 MOODY BU MS 1H-12 Alamo Pock TEMPTATIONS JOURNEY 7-2 CHRIS CPCSS 23-14 AEWNY ROGERS STEVIE NICKS 5-5 Hottest. W I1X/NOW, 0110340, LA COMMODORES 11-3 ROLLING STONES 24-1 Hott est BOB SEGER KTSAllan Antonio. TX KNFI/Austin TX JOURNEY 3-1 ALABAMA 4-4 POSS/PICKIE 1-1 BILLY JOEL Gary honliNn WI MINParta mou C, NN J.J. 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Days Murray CARL CAPLTON CLASSE/GORE Gem, Mills( JOURNEY 11-S PABLO CRUISE 14-11 PEACH BOYS 14-10 CARPENTERS ROSS/PICHIL 1-1 RODNEY CR(VELL MANHATTANS STEVIE NICKS 9-6 ALABAMA 20-14 JOURNEY 17-1.1 Hott est, fTEVIE NICES 5-2 CARPENTERS BILLY A THr BEAST Hottest. 114ANALIN • PENSON SHISNA EASTON O-IO REO SP/T M/EGON 0-26 RAYDIC 20-IC ROSS/EICHIE 1-1 Hott est, JOURNEY 8-4 Hott est. ROSS/FICHIC 1-1 A,C CHRIS CROSS 12-4 ROSS/PICHIr 1-1 KI N/Erik PA CUP'S CROSS 35-23 ALABAMA 2-1 CHRIS CROSS 22-1 1,, B SEGER W JILO/Poniond. ME lUOCIO NSInitinithern. AL RAYDIO 10-) RAYDIO 6-4 KIM CA MP'S (3-27 FLO 10-5 ELTON JOHN 2/-14 Nottest, INN M unnon MOODY B LUES 14-8 Dove Coe, Chris Trans filirrwA EASTON 7-5 JOURNEY 14-9 KIM CAEN'S 24-71. JoURNEY 1-1 ERB 17-10 JOURNEY 10-7 Y1031JecksonvIlls. FL NAYDI0 19-IC SlaCNA EA6TON P. 2. mOODY BLUES 20-8 BOB SECTS CAROLE B. SAGER NOB SEGUE PABLO CRUISE II-8 Robert John CHRIS CRASS 37-20 vPRIS CROSS 24-12 DIESEL CPUSAOERS/JOE COW BILLY SO WER KF MK Alouston, TX 2102 Matennsh. OA 1E8 30-19 BUNION CUMMINGS VAN STEPHENSON KEG UFort Worth. TX ABS KENNY ROCEPS Jeny Stools W FO X/Cialno w ee, GA 1EBBIF HAPPY :9-21 ERIC HINE Ray Wille m BILLY JOEI BILLY JOEL BOB SE M, Hame Mislosno Honk Dols MEATLOAF PICEIE LEE JONES HALL & DATES MINE 1DST AL JARPEAU BILLY JOEL W PSTITronton. NJ FOREIGNER STEVIE NODES FRANKLIN & BENSON BOB SEGER BURTON CUMMINGS ECUS TOPS POP SECEN SOB SE M. Hottest, BILLY SCCIEP KENNY ROGERS BILLY JOEL Torn Tayior Zi TOP Hottest, FOREIGNER FOUR TOPS ROSS/PICNIC 2-1 BOK SEGEP Hottest, FOREIGNER Hottest. JOURNEY 2-1 BILLY JOEL Hottest, IIESEL CLIMAX BLUES BAND D-2 BALANCE ROSS/PICRIC I-1 DIESEL ROSS/SICNIE 1-1 SHEENA EASTON 7-3 AIR SUPPLY ROSS/PICHIE 1 . (ILLY JOEL MOODY BLUES 21-16 Hottest, JOURNEY 25-10 Hottest, FIEIE PABB/TT 15-9 STEVIE NICES 11-6 Hottest, JOURNEY 14-8 1.013 SEGER DON FELDER 29-19 JOURNEY I-I !WYCHE EASTON 13-11 JOURNEY 1-1 HALL & OATEE 25-20 MOODY BLUES 12-9 P055/RICH ES 1-1 PICK JAMES 16-9 It TOP SCCE12/ 40-29 ALLMAN BROS. BAN 25-2 RICK JAMES 29-22 PABLO CRUISE 20-15 STE M NICKS 3-2 CHRIS CPCSS 23-17 MOOtY BLOCS /46-11 CHRIS CROSS 19-1C Hotteet. POINT BLANK 10-3 KIM CARNES 30-24 CHRIS CROSS 30-21 GREG KINN 5-4 ROLLING STONES 19-15 ROLLING STONES 25-15 JOURNEY 2-1 VioalCherklet011. W V SURVIVOR 14-9 [1.0 9-7 W M/Cl/Rich mond, VA APB 23-19 STEVIE NICKS 3-7 PIESFI 32-19 W AKY/Louinlis. KY K OSS/Liras Rock AR JIIV Jervis ROLLING STONES 26-20 DAN EC:LEISER(' 24-21 KC12-MA/AntsmIlo. TX NCOEY BLUES 14-6 BM Tho mas Michael York Liz Curth Tim & A N EEO 16-10 STECIF NICKS WIICY/Closnotte, NC W TS M Ooyer. NH BCP EAGER FIRISITslishassee. FL PABLO CRUISE 15-12 EEC BOB SEGER 11.1111111 BAIA N SILVEP CONDOR Bob Koghon Use Smith RICA SPRINGFIELf ERB Jim & bastion hottest. SANTANA Hottest. KENNY ROGERS BALANCE W TRYIAlbony. NY SHEEP% EASTON 2-1 CO GO'S PCB SEGER POO SICEN STEVIE NICKS 7-1 APS DEBBIE HARPY BIN Cahill Hottest: LULU 3-3 OEVO FOREIGNER AL JAPREAU ROSS/PICHIE 12-10 BILLY JOEL QUINCY JONES COMMODORES 2, 1 oHRIS CPOSF 9-4 SHEFNA EASTON 14-11 MICKEY GIL LEY BILLY JOEL MICKEY GILLEY CARPENTERS ABS NCB SEGER EDDIE PAPSITT 7-5 RAVD10 5-5 FRANKLIN I BENSON MARTY E1AL1N Hottest, CHRIS CROSS 19-12 Hottest, Hottest, UPINCY JONES CHP1S CROSS 14-7 ITDIE PAPPI1T (-C Hottest, DIESEL ROSS/PICHIE I-I DAN FOGELBERG 25-20 SNEENA EASTON 4-1 JOURNEY 1-1 PIO SHEENA EASTON 13-0 POSS/FICHIC 1-1 MIKE POST HOSS/PICHIE 1-1 JOURNEY 2-2 JOURNEY 11-8 [VEIL PABRITT 14-7 POINTER SISTERS 5-2 RAYCIO 11-9 W A XY1Ft. Lauds/A WL FL KELP/El Paso. TX Hottest. STEVIE NICKS 6-4 EEO 2I-IC M O 7-5 AFTERNOON DELIGHT 2-2 SHEENA EASTON 17-13 ROSS/PICHIE 6-1 ALABAMA 7-5 Rick Shaw Ray mond Mese LULU 23-17 COMMODORES 11-7 JOURNEY 7-4 1/104/11shimans, M D CHRIS CROSS 24-1C DON FELDEP 12-9 EDDIE BABBITT 14-10 CHRIS CROSS 28-23 MOODY BLUES 20-16 FLO 15-9 REO SPECIWAGON 75-20 Jan JO A N* HILLY JOEL FRANKLIN & PENSON DEVO 14-11 ,HYENA EASTON 22-15 KENNY ROGERS CHRIS CROSS 16-12 AR MY " ME Hottest. KV O Ulefewitts, LA BILLY Jo n ABS RICK JAMES 2-1 0100/Mobile, AL EDDIE RABBITT 24-IP W KXY/Serasoto FL W AEBiAllonto wn. PA BOB SEGER W E N Mitchel Philp Rankin Hottest: RICE JAMES 11-3 Scott OriMiti T a w Williams Jefferson Ward CUINCY JONES POSS/RICNIE I-1 KST MBHouston, TX KENNY ROGERS AFTERNOON DELIGHT 17-11 BOB SEGER FOUP TOPS JOURNEY 3-2 SILVER CONDOR DAN POCELBEPO CARL CARLTON 24-15 Rick Lambert KALI I. GATIS BILLY soutrit DILLY JOEL Hottest: CHRIS CROSS IY-10 FOUR TOPS BCB SEGER SHUINA EASTON 213-22 DAN EOGELBERG BURTON CUMMINGS HICK JAMES JOURNEY 5-1 MOOVY BLUES 20-15 KENNY ROGERS BILLY JOEL BILLY SOUIEP DCVO Hottest, SGUEEZE 4-2 BOB SEGER AFTERNOON EFIAGHT Al JARPEAU 22-17 F M1CO Men w Ns, TN HALL I. CATES VAN STEPHENSON STACY IATTISAW CARL CARLTON ROSS/PICNIC 1-1 STEVIE NICKS 3-3 Hottest, FARB Hottest: Ta m Pionigisco mo °VINCI' JONES TIM GOODMAN STEVIE NICKS 12-6 MOODY BLUES 6-5 W AYS/Charlotte, NC FOREIGNER 2-1 SANTANA ROSS/SICNIE I-1 KENNY ROGERS Hott est. RFO SPEEDWAGON 16-8 AL JAPREAU 14-11 JOURNEY 4-2 BILLY SOUIEP STEVIE NICKS 15-5 Lou Simon PCB SEGEN LULU STEVIE NICKS 1-I HAIL & GATES 22-14 STEVIE NICKS 5-3 POLLING STONES BALANCE 17-14 DAN EGGELMERG BILLY JOEL OUINCY JONES 1E-1 DAN FOGELBEPC 25-19 Hottest, EDO 8-5 BCC ROLLING STONES 23-16 BILLY JOEL Hottest, LRB 24-15 W K RZ AA VAllisollarre. PA HALL & DATES 26-2/ PCSS/PICHIE 1-1 PICK SPIUNGEIE LE (dp/ Hottest, Jim R g CHRIS CROSS 26-20 COMMODORES 2-1 RIM CAPNES 26-1' W HYN/Springlaki. M A LUDIC RABBITT 8-5 Hottest, FOREIGNER 1-1 W A AY/Fiuntsvillo AL RONNIE MILSAP P-6 HALL & GATES 26-2 Mo w Ferraro CHRIS CROSS 13-8 ELTON JOHN 4-1 ELO 22-14 SILVER CONEOP W LA MILo w Nlion. ME BAIANCL 15-11 REO SPEC/W M:CS 14-1C ALABAMA P-5 Jim Kendrick. KIM CARNES 17-15 ['CVO Chris Layne SHEENA EASTON 22-14 W X UURoonake. VA IAN FOGELPEPC STEVIE' NICKS 29-It T OO 9-6 CHRIS CROSS 20-17 BILLY SEVIER CHEIS CROSS 25-15 CASTLE B. SACEP BOB SEGER Ruse &a wn EENNY ROGERS BALANCE EEDIF PAPSITT 14-11 GREG KINN 26-16 OJINCY JONES W SIKBAugusta. GA BURTON CUMMINGS STEVIE WOOL'S POUR TOPS CHRIS CROSS 1S-12 STEVIE WOOLS SILVER CONDOR DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest BILLY JOEL Bruce Stevens MARTY BALIN KIN CARNES STEVIE WOODS W M AK.FIW Nsidw as, TN JOURNEY 2-1 KENNY POGERF WIBOX/Kno mIlla. TN CARPENTERS Hottest. BOB SEGER MARTY SALIN Scooter Doyle STEVIE NICKS 4-2 Hottest: D R Evans GO CO'S ROSS/PICHIE I-1 CARL CARLTON Hottest, EEO E-3 ROSS/PICHIE 1-I KENNY ROGERS GARY WPIGHT 6-3 CO GO'S COMMODORES 2-1 HIVE POET COINCOORES 9-4 COMMODOPES 2-2 VAN FOGELBEFIG Hottest, JOURNEY 10-6 (SIFTS BURTON CUMMINGS JOURNEY 4-3 MFCC DIESEL 79 -IN RONNIE MILSAP 3-3 POSS/PICHIE 3-1 EDDIE PABBITT 12-7 Hottest: STEVIE NICKS C-4 KENNY POGEPS RAYDIO 4-4 KENNY ROGERS CHRIS CROSS 13-6 MOODY BLUES 13-9 PCSS/RIONIE I-1 RODNEY CPOWELL EDDIE RABBITT I2-C FRANKLIN & PESSON WEELYOMIssov o NY EO M? RABPITT 6-5 MOODY BLUES 20-14 JOURNEY 4-3 Hottest, QUINCY JONES 28-19 APS 1 40 KCICII/No w 14sys, . CT Jack Lawrene• ELO 6-4 BURTON CUMMINGS (up/ M AIUParkankure. W V ROSS/PICNIC 3-1 IA ITrLV..11 PICK JAMES 4-5 CK101/Cocae Bosch. FL CARL CARLTON (c10 Danny LyOne KIM C ANNES GARY WRIGHT 4-4 Tony Las Collins hottest, BIL1 Y JOE/ ALABAMA 13-7 MICKEY GILLEY 7-6 Sa ms O men DILLY JOEL BOB SEGER CHRIS CROSS CHRIS CROSS 22-14 ROSS/FICSIE I-I KARTS &ALIN ALABAMA BOB SEGER W F MFILLotan Rouge. LA LULU 27-17 RICK SPRINGFIELD FOREIGNER 4-2 (OUR TOPS BOB SEGER STEVIE NICKS IC-5 DCVO BURTON CUMMINGS Randy Rice FOREIGNER MANHATTAN TPANSFF Hot te•t DIESEL WILICE Chottenooga. TN VENIECE WILLIAMS 16-11 mottest, BOB SEGER Hottest, CHRIS CROSS 19-15 ROSS/PICNIC 1-1 Hot test, David Corral FENNY ROGERS NoSS/PICHIF 1-I STEVIE NICKS 6-4 STACY LATTISAW 1-I FOREIGNER 3-1 Hottest: JOURNEY E-5 ROLLING STONES 20-15 ROSS/RICHIE 5-3 Dl 110 SHEENA EASTON 24-15 ROSS/PICNIC I-I PARALLEL THREE :HRIS CPCSS IS-IC PTO SPEEDWACON 73-17 STEVIE NICKS 14-8 800 SEGER ROLLING STONES 26-21 6P M/A EASTON P-6 LRB 30-24 AFTERNOON DELIGHT 19- Is SHCFNA EASTCN 27-70 MICHAEL STANLEY B 19-13 Hottest: AN mccrierpc 7E-22 FOUR TOPS 0-33 POLLING STONES 13-10 ROSS/RICNIC 1-1 DEVO 33-75 KHAAUthmotoo.TX CHRIS CROSS 1E-14 SHEENA EASTON 15-7 ScOVITevkm PARALLEL THREE CUINCY JONES 24-20 VVEBR Rehimoee. M D W AC2 Manaor, ME CHRIS CROSS 14-1O W SEZAVInstonlialent NC POLLING STONES 20-15 ASS Slid? Szvlinekl Michael O'Hara IFIG N MIamielk VA Bob M ahoney DIESEL 13FEAIMenchason, N M APB 22-19 Sob Canada Hottest, Hottest, OU1NCY JONES AR PESTERS Keith Lembo KINT/EI Paso. TX ROSS/FICHIE 1-1 ROSS/PICNIC 1-1 KENNY ROGERS mINE POST JIM PHOTOGLO PAT BFNATAP 3-2 BOB SEGER Juice' NEWTON 2-2 Jim Dego RODNEY CROWELL cILLY JOEL MARTY SALIN PABLO CRUISE 4-3 ABS SKEENA EASTON 3-3 Hottest, Hottest, BUPTON CUMMINGS JOURNEY 9-4 QUINCY Jours B ONNIE MILISAP 4-4 BURTON CUMMINGS MOSS/PICHIE I-1 ROSS/PICNIC I-1 TIM GOODMAN Al JAPPEAU SIEVIE NICKS 15-7 BILLY IDOL COMMODORES 5-5 EDDIE PABBITT 12-7 FLO 10-6 NICK ELEETWOOE BILLY SOUIFP Hottest, KIN CAPNES 15-10 EDDIE PABDITT 13-P Hottest: CAPPENTERS KSE ULubbock. TX ROSS/PICHIE 1-1 RICK JAMES 17-11 FCUR TOPS 15-11 POSS/PICHIE 1-1 STEVIE NICKS (-2 JOHN DENVER ta m Castles pro SPECIMACON 1E-14 TID ES NABBITT 5-2 CHRIS CROSS 31-23 JOURNEY 8-3 KENNY ROGER'S ChRIS CROSS 6-3 Boll SEGER REO SPECIMAGON 18-14 BOP SEGER KSET-FlirliEl Paso. TX W S U/Lang Mona NV SHEENA EASTON 13-10 DIESEL HALL & OATES C-23 ALLMAN BROS. BAN ilkito Nsn Dyke BIB Tony roils TOPS 1E-15 BILLY IDOL POCO 14WK/Whoolin s, WV Hottest: AL JAPREAU PAN EC:GELBER(' FOUR TOPS W HB O/Me mphieTN Hottest, Jack Anrwerone JOURNEY 2-1 VENNI ROGERS KENNY POGEPE M oo Ikelt1 PAT BENATAR 4-2 STEVIE NICKS 2-1 HALL F. OATES TE N T BAKER EDDIE RABBIT? 7-4 JOURNEY 5-4 BCD SEGEP CURTIS MAYFIELD Hot t •el Hottest, EXILE SHEENA EASTON 8-5 M O 13-9 soSS/PICNIE 1-1 ROILING STONES O W ROSS/PICNIE 1-1 DEBBIE HAPPY 11-9 1400CV BLUES 16-11 MIKE POST Hottest, STEVIE NICKS 14-7 JON/PINEY 2-2 ROLLING STONES 20-14 ALLMAN BROS. BAN RICE JAMES 3-1 PABLO CRUISE 10-8 JUICE NEWTON 3-3 JoHN DENVER CAPL CAPITON 7-3 rOREIGNEP 15-12 ,CSMODORES 4-4 DIESEI GREG RIBS B-5 SHICELIA EASTON 19-14 HRIS CROSS 11-8 Hottest, SHEENA EASTON 1C-9 ROSS/PICHIE 1-I OUINCY JONES 17-14 REACH BOYS 19-10 EDDIE RABBIT? 17-12 BALANCE 21-16 CHAIS CPoSS 27-21 eta gm c, RFtRIFrodey, September 4, 1981 WEST MIDWEST Most Added Hottest Most Added Hottest Bob Seger Ross Et Riche* Kenny Rogers Roes Is RIch4e BlIty Joel Journey Bob Seger Journey M usic Key: (DPI indicates theDS&H song is getting play during certain parts of the day and/or night (RA) indicates Kenny Rogers S Nicks oil' P•rty Dan Fogslborg S. Nicks wiT. Petty the song was dropped from the playlist then re-added

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HcPPY 77 15 GEV° STEVIE NICKS 9-3 ROB SEGER CARL CAPLTCN r-12 SHEENS EAST , N ELO 13-1C % W OK/Rockford. IL SILLY JOEL BOBBIE rurrirr EL( 14-IC BEACH BOYS 10-6 KNBCCI•ccims W A Hottest: Mr. Ed RONNIE LAWS lUZIKIAIburpserous N M PEACH ErYIS 19- MAR GEratLimelna kh JOHN DENVER 17-9 POSS/RICHIE 1-1 [ILLY SCUIER & woe Osaka, Gary Bryon EDDIE BABBITT FOREIGNEP 2-2 A n StJohn KK LS Rapid C,ty SD BOBBY cor.rsscmc KODI/Orest Fella, MT HALL & OATES STEVIE NICKS P-4 PUPTON CUMMINGS HALL 41. CATES /sy n. GATES Mick Kier Pet Richerde SHEENA EASTON 25-19 PICX SPRINGFIELD bNNE MURRAY ELTON JOHN L'h BOB SEGER DIESEL ROLLING STCNFE 26-22 Hottest: Hottest: BURTON CUMMINGS MARTY PALIN BURTON CUVYINGS Hottest: Hottest: POSS/PICBIE 1-1 POES/RICHIE I-1 MIKE POST ALABAMA RONNIE LAWS GARY WRIGHT 2-1 K 10 A. Des Moir:m.1A JOURNEY 2-1 NICKS 8-4 JOURNEY 3-2 hottest: DAVID GATES TIM GOODMAN ALABAMA 7-4 M OODY BLUES 11-8 SHEENA EASTON 9-7 EDDIE PABBITT 5-3 POSS/PICHIE I-I Al JAPPEAL A W Pentoje ELO 13-10 HELEN PETTY ROLLING STONES 13-10 HPIS CROSS 12-9 SHEENA EASTON 21-13 STEVIE NIOES 2-2 KIM CARNES 23-17 BILLY SCUIEP JIM PHOTOOLC CHRIS CROSS 15-13 PCINTER SISTERS r-10 JOURNEY 5-5 HALL S GATES CUINCY JONES 24-19 CHRIS CROSS 25-16 BOB SEGER Hottest: DAN Fr , FIPFPG 19-14 GARY WRIGHT 7-7 APT GAPEUNKEI Hot test: ROSS/PICHIE 1-1 KERN/Bekersfte4d. CA FM102111ecro mento. CA EDDIE PARAITT Ic-Ic CAPPENTERS ROSS/PICHIE 1 SHEFNA EASTON 11-4 Hottest: ZlOGRAadliscm WI Ron Tonkin STIH Menders FOREIGNER 2-2 EDDIE RABBITT 17-6 KKRC/Sioux Falls. SD KISIProvo, UT ROSS/PICHIE I-1 Little Hudson JOURNEY 4-3 RAYEIO 16-10 QUINCY JONES FOREIGNER 4-3 Dan K W W1, KENNY ROGERS Jim Sumpter GREG KIHN (-4 MOODY BUTES 70-14 BOB SEGER PENNY ROGERS GREG FINN S-4 56 FCGELBIRC STEVIF NIcKS 11 lc AFTERNOON DELIGHT FOREIGNEP STEVIE NICKS 12-10 BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL BOB SEGER KSTTIOsr import. A EXILE MARTY SALIN Hottest: Hottest: , PRIS CROSS 7C-2I I CEVO TIM WEISBERG ROSF/FICHIE 1-1 POSS/FICHIE 1-1 KRLC/Lewiston. ID 110 Young BALANCE SANTA NA JOURNEY ?-7 KOF M/Okiehorne City, 01( Hottest: KENNY ROGERS Hottest: SHEENA FAFTON 6-3 Steven Alen MacKelvi• ALLMAN BROS. BAN ROSS/RICHIE 1-1 Hottest: JOURNEY 11-1 STEVIE NICKS 9-4 PA W, (-KASE 4-3 Chuck Morgen RICK SPRINGFIELD FOREIGNER 2-2 ROSS/RICHIE 3-1 ALABAMA 26-12 CHRIS CROSS 1P-9 GARY WEIGHT IP-7 PIPT , . CUINCY JONES JOURNEY 4-4 RICK JAMES 22-1, SHEENA EASTCE 13-8 PILLS KENNY ROGERS GARY WRIGHT 2-2 RAYDIO 23-14 FOUR TOPS MOODY BLUES 7-6 MEATI , J, Hotttet: FOREIGNER 4-3 KENNY FICCERS A-2P BEACH BOYS ROLLING STONES 15-11 5 KSPZ/Coloredo Springs. CO FM10:3/Ssit Lake City. UT BILLY ROSS/FICHIE I-1 COMMODORES e-' TAN FOGELBERG A-3 ROBBIE DUPREE IRF POST RONNIE MILSAP 5-3 JOURNEY 13-9 Mike Daniels Lorrsine WInneger Hottest: WIKSIIndienspolia, IN CIESE1 ALABAMA 11-8 KG WiPortilend, OR ROSS/PICHIE I-I LAN FOGELBEPG BOB SECER Hottest: SMITH/FWEET 19-13 Mike Tinnee KKK UOrend Forks, ND Jams wo mb* JOURNEY 2-2 BILLY JOEL BILLY SCU M, POSS/PICHIF CHRIS CROSS 21-14 Jett Parker EDDIE RABBITT 3-3 M VO Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: STEVIE NI , COMMODORES 4-5 BOB SEGER rAN FOGELBERG ROSS/RICHIE I-1 JUICE NEWTON 1-1 JOURNEY I-1 DON rrirtp KR AVITubs. OK FLO 9-C DEBBIE HARRY Hottest: JOURNEY 6-6 PABLO CRUISE 7-7 ELO 2-2 SHEENA EAS7 U. Oars Ra wroids SILVER CONDOR ROSS/RICHIE I-1 EDDIE RABBITT e-8 COMMCDORES 4-3 HOOEY BLUES 5-4 [EVO 27-IF WIS MIMedleott WI ARS GARY WRIGHT 11-11 JOURNEY 5-4 ROLLING STONES I7-IC FILLY JOEL JOURNEY 2-2 FOREIGNER SHEENA EASTON 15-1 5 ErrIE RABBITT P-5 rON 111CFP 15-12 KBLYISen Luis Obispo CA Hottest: Barb Starr PABLO CRUISE 4-3 BCC POSS/PICHIE 1-1 EDDIE RABBITT 5-4 Don Potter AL JAPPEAU Hottest: 7-5 KJRBISpoltertik WA KYSNIColonsdo Sonn y. CO SHEENA fASTOE 2-2 commoroRrs Hottest: COMMODORES 1-1 POC COMMODORES F-3 Brien Gregory Den Jackson PARALLEL THREE JOURNEY 1-1 JOURNEY 9-4 W E ACUEsu Cleirk WI BILLY . CHRIS CROSS lc-5 MOODY BLUES 10-5 GARY WRIGHT 15-9 SuSS/PICHIE BOB SEGER BILLY Pil MOODY BLUES 12-9 Rick Roberta ALABAMA 16-10 PAT BFNATAP 17-11 BOB SEGER BILLY JOEL Hottest : KCBN/Reno. NV LRB 24-17 BOC ROSS/FICMIF laS:1/Peons. IL ROLLING STONES ,2-25- ART GARFLNKEI CARL CARLTON SHEENS FAS - AN FOOELBEPC 30-18 [AVID GATES Hottest: Hottest: Larry Irons Korth Edwards CRPIS cpr — UKOSouthElencLIN FENNY ROGERS ROSS/PICHIE I-1 ROSS/PICHIF 1-1 11 V: KEYN-F MIVOchits.K N Hottest: STEVIE NICKS E-3 STEVIE NICKS 6-, POLLING 57 TARNEY/SPENCER PE JK.D arrIng GO GC , S LPB 7,2( Tern Springs JUICE NEWTON 4-1 CHRIS CROSS 11-10 PABLO CRUISE 8-5 CIESEL MARTY SALIN GARY WRIGHT BEACH BOYS 5-2 FEIGNER 72-13 MOODY BLUES 13-1C BILLY JOEL BOB SEGER KENIIAnchorsge. AK SHEENA EASTON ELO SHEENA EASTON 10-7 • P TOPS 24-21 POLLING STONES 22-17 Hottest: BILLY JOEL KENNY ROGERS CHRIS CROSS JOURNEY 20-13 Randy Robbins JOURNEY 1-1 NZZ MPBOISM114. AZ Hottest: PICK SPRINGFIELD (cIF4 Hottest: PABLO CRUISE 26-20 KRO/TuctiOrt AZ STEVIE NICKS 3-2 ROSS/RICHIE 1-1 EXILE Hottest: ROSS/RICHIE 1-1 Dave Van Stone Dove Anthony MOODY BLUES 9-4 STEVIE NIC KS 4-? STEVIE W M'S ROSS/PICHIE 1-1 STEVIE NICKS 13-11 W SPTIStevens Point WI POLLING STONES 16-9 MOODY BLUES IF-I? PICK SPPINCEILIC JOURNEY 5-3 EDDIE RABBIT? E-12 DILLY JOEL CIESEL LRB 19-12 Brad Fuhr CHRIS CROSS 25-17 RAFTS PALIV EDDIE RABBIT' 7-5 CARPENTERS 23-17 GO CO S MARTY BASIN POIIINC ST NFF P 71 BCP ECCEP W H OTrYoungsto wn. OH STEVIE NICKS 12-8 PAT BENATAR 25-1E BILLY & THE H1A1! SOB SEGER BCB SEGER PITA cr.otitcr ',TOMMCDORES 16-11 TAPE:EY/SPENCER F1 Hottest: BILLY JOEL Dick Tho mpson KC:M A/Pueblo. CO EVELYN MINC W DJYJDayton. OH ABS ROSS/RICHIE 1-1 Hottest: MEATLOAF W YF M/Youngsto wn. OH BOB SEGER (dpi JOURNEY 4-3 ROSS/RIC HE 1-1 Rip Avis DAN FOGELBERG Butcher/Da wson ROBBIE cr wrir FOREIGNER lop) STEVIE NICKS 10-9 JOURNEY 9-2 PICK SPRINGETELT Jet/ Tobin ELTON JOHN Hottest, LRB Hottest: MOODY BLUES 12-10 EDDIE BABBITT 5-3 Hottest: HALL & GATES FIO 1-1 Hottest: Hottest: ROSS/PICHIE 1-I KIM CARNES 19-17 SHEENA EASTON 10-6 JOUPNEY 1-1 KENNY ROGERS JOURNEY 5-2 ROSS/PICHIE 1-1 ROSS/PICHIE 1-1 ELO 11-8 STEVIE NICKS 12-7 ROSS/PICNIC 2-2 DEVO STEVIE NICKS 9-3 FOREIGNER 7-3 RONNIE MILSAP e-5 ROLLING STONES 14-9 KTAC Taco me. W A CHRIS CROSS 22-17 BOB SEGER ROSS/RICHIE 10-6 STEVIE NICKS 9-7 FLO 9-7 EDDIE RABBITT 20-14 KHYTrruceon. AZ ROLLING STONES 28-20 Bruce Cannon Hottest: CHRIS CPCSF 20-11 JOURNEY 13-8 ROBBIE PATTON 15-10 BALANCE 22-IN Rich Brother Robbln PEG SPEEDWAGON 77-22 ROSS/RICHIE 1-1 FLO 1C-14 ANNE MURRAY LULU 21-16 KYYIUBillings MT 0/TRU/Muskegon. MI JOHN DENVER HERB ALPERT GARY WRIGHT 11-5 M A DE/Fort Wa r m IN VITINRIDstroft. MI STEVIE NICES 12-8 W LOL FM/St Paul. MN ARS CURTIS HAYFIELD Jack Bell Mike Stevens SHEENA EASTON 2C-12 John Curs! Kurt Ksify KENNY ROGERS DEVO Phil Houston ELO 23-17 BILLY JOEL KENNY ROGERS Hottest: SILVER CONDOR KENNY ROGERS MIME POST GARY WEIGHT SILVER CONCOR ROSS/PICHIE 1-1 CON FELDER BOB SEGER BEACH ACTS KFXDRIoiss. ID QUINCY JONES LRB ARS COMMODORES 3-2 GO GO'S 11,.tests LPB RONNIE LAWS Challis Fox: BCD SEGER BOB SEGER EEO BOB SEGER STACY LATTISAW 9-6 " S/PICHIE I-1 EXILE Hottest: Hottest: RONNIE MILSAP 10-7 EVASIONS :-VIE NICKS 6-3 DAN ECOELBERG POSS/FICHIE 1-1 QUINCY JONES Hottest: DILLMAN BAND ROSS/RICHIE 1-1 JOURNEY 11-e HALL & GATES • i DT ELVES 20-4 HALL & CATES BEACH BOYS 1-1 JUICE NEWTON 3-3 JOURNEY 2-2 DAN FOGELBEPC -iLISA -EASTON 16-11 Hottest: KTKTfTuceon. AZ FOUR TOPS CHRIS CROSS :7 STEVIE NICKS 5-5 ROSS/RICHIE I-1 PABLO CRUISE 4-3 FRANKLIN & BENSON HIS CROSS D-12 ARC ROLLING STONES .4 ' GREG FINN 7-7 JUICE NEWTON 2-2 STEVIE NICKS 7-4 Bobby Rivers Hottest: FOREIGNER 9-9 ROSS/RICHIE 1-1 BOB FECES MOODY BLUES 23-IF VINAPindlsnspolis IN EDDIE BABBITT 8-5 GARY WRIGHT 10-6 Hottest: DAN rocrurpr r-2( LULU 19-13 KENNY ROGERS CARL CARLTON 9-5 Ch M Hunt W AJOUDuluilt. PAN ROSS/RICHIE 1-1 SHEENA EASTON 20-15 BOB SEGER CHRIS CROSS 14-10 FOREIGNER 2-2 KATUCesper W Y Jon Armoring AIR SUPPLY BRICK 36-24 MOODY BLUES JOURNEY 4-4 Hottest: AURRA 40-25 Donna Foss SHEENA EASTON COMMODORES 11-6 Hottest, ROSS/PICHIE 1-1 PLO SPEEDWAGON ELO 17-15 KENNY PIDGEPS ROSS/FICHIE I-1 JOURNEY 7-6 LULU ARS JOURNEY 9-2 GARY WRIGHT 14-9 KIDDIMonfarsy.C A VIM CARNES TIM 000rmAN EDDIE RABBITT 12-5 SHFENA EASTON 17-14 S mandllyen BALANCE 17111/0 BEACH BOYS 13-6 CHRIS CROSS 22-15 Hottest: EXILE M O 17-11 RICE( SPRINGFIELD COMMODORES 1-1 KLUC/Las Vie w NV VAN FOGELBERG QUINCY JoNES RAYDIO 16-1C W N A M/AppietoraGehkosh. WI FOUR TOPS Hottest: Randy Limpid POINT BLANK 19-14 PAT BENATAR P-1 Jay Tyler GO GO'S PARPITT 73-IE BEACH SCES IP-12 DAN FCGELREPO Hottest, DEBBIE NAPPY 24-14 BOB SEGER BILLY JOEL ROSS/PICHIE i-1 ROLLING STONES 2B-16 BILLY JOEL THE FOLLO WING STATIONS BOB SEGER ✓ertrIcwrm 2-2 WhICI,Co4u mbos OM AFTEPPOON DELIGHT 34-2' PICK SPRINGFIELD JOURNEY 5-3 DID NOT REPORT THIS WEEK: GO GO'S Steve Edwerde ECUS TOPS Hottest: STEVIE NICKS 6-5 TIM GOODMAN JOURNEY 1-1 ROIL INC STONES 1t-7 Hottest: STEVIE NICMS 5-) LAN FOGELBERG ROSS/PICHIE 1-1 FIO 6-3 KCIOURIversWis San BercurMno CA ARS FLO 15-6 CHU M /Tor onto GARY W IGHT 20-1C KENNY ROGERS Rob Wart SHEENA EASTON 16-7 CHRIS CROSS 22-16 Hottest: MOODY Fi)IE'i 17-In WLS/ChIcego QUINCY JOUEE ROBS/PICHIE 1-1 CHRIS KIWI/Fresno. CA HALL E. GATES STEVIE NICKS 5-2 WLS-FNI/Chicsogo KENNY ROGERS m r, 2-5 Toni Seville V031W4EvenovW4 IN DEBBIE HARRY M IL PABBITT 124, CKL W/Detrokt Kevin Carpenter PICK SPRINGFIELD MOLDY BLUES 15-9 CARPENTERS KX0K/St Louie MARTY BAIIN LRB VENN/ POOEFS Al. JAPPEAU IPA/ W OHOITohnlo. OH CHARLIE COPE NAIL & CATES KBFNI/NIcAllen-BrownoyiBe Hottest, SHEENA EASToN e mu mot ALLMAN BRCS. BAN ROBB/PICHIE 7-1 Hottest: Hottest, KLAZILittle Rock PICK JAMES 2-1 mISY ROGERS JOURNEY 4-2 ROSS/PICNIC I-1 LULU 16-14 EVELYN PING 9-7 W ORKINorfolk JOURNEY 12-B JOURNEY 5-2 LBS IF-15 ,/$1Clf JONES STEVIE NIC KS 19-10 AM MO CRUISE 6-4 ChRIS CP(FS 26-22 ,tt••ti W ORD/Grand Rapids EDDIE RABBIT? 8-6 CHRIS CROSS 21-11 KAIS/PICHIE. I-1 vrevIr NICKS 12-9 EDDIE RAPP:TT 6-4 Yee-96/CIncInned CHRIS CROSS 9-6 YfYilFreano PAYEE() 1S-9 101,11 17-IC: W ROVIRoenuke W RK Ft/Racine

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KBEG 2210. k..11 0) 400X 17-14 a AUP. 2, -27 Arl 4-10 IM P 10-13 14477 11-1) •TAC 211-24 1440 4-ao d-Z1 111100 • 51.0. 27. 0 wan 21-I) P SC II-16 WVL. 4-30 1; 11 •ST . 111- 0 .46 TO-11 or. 4-24 FOREIGNER "Wafting For A Old (Sc. You' (Atlantic/ 22/10 RT. 29-14 RCro 17-IS •••• 1.1404141 Mo ws Up S. Debut* 2. Sarno 6. Down O. Adds 10. 0107. K1114. KEOL (NFL CK101. W 8C Y P P )3-14 64CTro 1S-11 •6107 10-13 ' PIOT 7-6 ..,,n• n..I. •INT 13- 0. K M 11-1/ 01.4 • WIKS. (.96.1•44FO K WSPT. (ROE KEZR 2120. 2014 on. KZZP 3027. 2102 sils KNOT )7-37 RI. 4-30 11100 111-15 wea n. n -30 •11, . 1, - , S FT. NO 0103 on MARTY SALIN "Adana! Lady (Something About Your Love)" (EMI v171 11-30 W S. '1'11 ... 30 „ . 847 11-16 11212 13-10 0000 4-21 America) 21(20. Moose Up 0. Debut. 0. Sarno 1, Down 0. Adds M. 940. (C101 KIIFI • ,,,,na 44-)4 W W1 1S-11 n o• o,, ... 6094 25-10 WSON. WAAY. WOK'. WCSC. WAXY, KERN. KIOY, KZ2P. WXLX. KENI, KCBN. ( 0 0 1

701 30-21 ..".. .-2 ' 10.4104 11.14 I; BURTON CUM MINGS "You Saved My Soul" Alfa/ 21118 10 0C 0S • tiP OMR BY, „ To )3-26 .SPC ''-'. Moves: Up 1. Debut. O. Borne 2. Down 0, Adds 14 Including WXXS-FM. WGCL K YYX. (104 P M 11-14 0100 21-14 1 (INT. KXX1011. W AXY. WMAK-FM. WNOX. WCSC. WVIC. KNB Q IMXIL (VOL KRLC a 141110 II -I) POINTER SISTERS mu . 27.31 marl 19-19 1 „ 01 „_ „ o n 14-12 1061 1S-15 ROBBIE DUPRF,E "Are You Ready For Love" (Elektral 15/3 Slow Hand (Menet) r „ 144_,o 1103 16-26 NU M 26-14 Moves, Up 2. Dobtas Sarno 10. Down 0. Adds 3, (ITT. KCPX KEW. 0104 on. ea/ICC 1.1101 31-10 10101 19-14 L P Bieck 6 W W1, 841.11ER CONDOR 00101 )6-11 1•110 20-16 W RJ2 on. WVLK MeV. WIKS on. 14V4K db. WCIR 0-20. 116600 on. KILE on. KVOL on 6•4041117 x[01 on 111110 /1-11 W KS 4.26 T Ri IL 1111 4-21 You Could (Columbia) KKRC 23-20. 10(LS a-za. IMMA 16-14 4000 10-10 171111 04 11C1P 27-3C 13351 V A motto ., Kn . 11A pp 1011110 10-10 141.00 10-11 LP Savor Condor 5.310041 KOLB • ART GARFUNKEL "A Heart In New York" (Cokanbia) 18/2 Po m my 1441 4.10 M ach oos Is-la 5 .4 . 4. 44 t RAT1 0-33 M oro . Up 9. Debut. 1. Sarno IL Down 0. Adds 2. 100A. eVEACL ISKX on. WCAO 21 17 IV 111 w . 21.11 W I] 15-12 r 130 w ar 4-ao R001 on C O M 1 MORI 15-3) 1MXIL 4-37 1001 • SOS roc,. 11,4 48% '. ' KPLZ on. (104 241-21, 140 27-23. W AXY on. 006f2 3330. KKXX 24.21, WAC,2 on. WTSN S W 16 RIP oo 144144.4.1 . 161 Oloa 34.1 1 114 . 04 MOOR an Stu./ / 23-20. 116X11. 3131. WFOX on = ID: W pm 00 IMMINI u• 44 W 440 14 KIXD 4-24 • 30 VIMMI W W1 11-11 W on . FOG H AT "Live Now, Pay Unite (BaarevIle/W8) 18/0 1411 14-10 W WI 11-20 • 11 , . 4 6301 M OW N' Up 1, Sa me n uns 0-37 w n 44-11 RICA 70-10 N&A 00106 • 6. Debuts 11, Down 0. Adds O. 01072011 KRIM 4121 (STAR R-24 14C4C 11-14 111110r 21.10 w 6 . 60. 6 ma. on KTSA on. (NH on. KKXX on-dp. WJB13 rola W X1../( on. K1LE 3111-30 KSEL on. 14012 FM on 04421 11-12 10404 29-26 „I 14-24, KVOL on. WPST oredp. KRLC 2621 01111. 25-27 . 1.0 11.1 NC = 11-13 DIANA ROSS It „ . 13 _,, wvip 21-19 VIII on 4.412. -0 11 11161 • LAP 1111.1 PS-11 LIONEL RICHIE TIM GOOD MAN "New Romeo" (Coaumblel 17/7 41IS 17-17 6•421 on ern or 1111.10411 I II, 4-24 642111.1 4-10 Endless Love (Motown) 61. on 1•10 .0. U p 1. Dobvt• 1. Sarno 111. Down 13. Adds 7. KYYX WON. WVIC. WNA M. VICIR AJA 11-1S o no 4-3 W I 1-0 9 (VOL KATI KEZR 13-11. KXX106 on. 2104 6-30. KYSN on. WOUY on. WXLK on. KDZA On. Aral 24-10 .... 11-17 M . 31-24 Soundtrack Endless Lova .111 21-34 wary 4.13 I; P KRLC on O P 31-14 ..." 15-11 KIEL o. SILO 211-13 IPSO li 1, wpwr . 4•07 ... n-11 PS. •••• t116 (0 14% L eo R UM 23-2) 1101. 211-35 40)404 16-32 P a n p m %a- up 11P pry . 94 4-32 MEAT LOAF "rm Gonna Low Her For Both Of Us" (Eplc/Cisvaaand Inter- 611 .11 21-16 6011 . 17-It 4.10 07. on 5 104 444 IMP 1S-2. 1110) 15-14 2100 4 01 1 24.31 74PC 2S-10 W W1 /1-1, nations° 1715. M oven U p 1. D abarta 2. Sat., O. D o wn 0. A dds & Will. W 14 .41. K104. M a 4-) 1006 6-1S O 07.1111 r SAME 141 111. 10-6 0107 13- 14 ((NI, (PLC. 0211_V d-211. WICC on. WPST WKRZ-FM 0, WKEE On. &JIM on. INBCY POLlirts• /-s 111114 1/-6 M I N . 0040 , 044779/ 0100 4-II 13.1. ZS.4 •-• 1; g3 111672. 4-24 ADDS , 111.41 On roc 4-12 on. KERN d-34. WXLX on. KOOK on. 537 10-33 Run 10114 4-1) RT. 16-17 7.0 44 2103 IS-22 11.1. l-S W A 4-3S ,c5 21-21 0.1105 en a VAN STEPHENSON "You've Got A Good Love Corning" (Handshake! soil 7.19 1104 27-24 ...' 9 AMC oo 6104 1 -1 111100 11-17 w ok ia-s• 44 . 4 4- n M or o,. U p I. D464rta CMS. Ikrco /0 W IT 10-21 6106161. 13/3. 0. Sarno 9, Down 0. Adds 3. Will. WJBQ, #4107. KX104 w ar ts-15 6 ... -2, 141011 I-1 1.11011 an 1101 12-19 own 7-5 W OO 29-14 r0. D. 140 II W M 17.17 WOCIA 13-14 WPAAK-FNI on. WOKI on. WON on. KCPX on. WF110 on. KRLC on 4.21of 1-0 wNrn 0.10 13 1 1440 23-11 61.11 22-24 w or 10-1) P P 4-24 W W1 20-20 1110X on 00104 IS-16 W . 0. POINT BLANK "Nicole" (MCA) 13/1 51174 17-11 7100 I-) 'POI cm M P on M CC 4 214100 7-10 vanz 23-17 AVIL 6-1 01Or n uo cm N WT 10-10 111411 0-33 1410C 11-14 WIC•14 4-10 M C . .. Up 4. Debuts 1. Soma S. Down 1, Add. 1. KICIQ 0107 1412. KSFX on. KTSA 021. 1011.1 O M S OS 16-11 1411.0 10-1 5.11 . .101 11-11 7100 3-1 M I 17-14 NUNN N M 4-1) WIM P on INRVO 4124, WR AP 10-14. WO W on-dp. WJI10 10-3. KKRC on. WSPT 13-10 61811.1 141-14 wICC 1046 sotto 1,-,4 6.51.• 1141 2111 I-1 11110 4 M LR 1)-20 M U 2-4 N MI 1S-31 .....• 4-19 M ENA MARIE "Square It:" (Gordy) 13/0 14.24 30./5 R SA 1-1 . 1 04 M UT 11-11 WK. )9-20 inn 4-0 wolf a.-. .281 4-1. a a 1151.6 11-11 M UT . 10-IP *FIL M 10-11M W PM 14-12 FILM 1-4 M ov er Up IL DOtots 1. Sarno 2. Down 4. Adds 0. (SLY 4,1. 5100 26-16. K FRC 27 II KELP 601 1-4 0104 13-111 .... 4-10 01 .4 '4 , , 13102 23.11 RATI 13-14 IMP I.) 6100 17-34 p p 1441 1031 .6 16-11 61160 10-1) 1001 10* 11111 1-1 12X ow 27.21. KYNCeFM 2-2. K001 KCPX el-413 KNYT 4,1 4-16 •031 0 47 •000 16-35 0006 34.14 Will 1-1 M PS 14-11 ow po p 0100 11-17 MI . 11-21 1141/4111111 CARPENTERS "(Want You) Back In My Ufe Again" (AR M) 12/1 Inv S-11 6.1702 )1-16 1111 1.) RP. 211-24 1161.0 17-12 KI M I-1 0101 co 101L141 o. 21114 NO %lova s Up I. Do wn & a 0, Debuts 2. Sarno Adds & WCAO. WHIR. K INT. KHFI. WVLK. (10A. N ./ 1.1 M P 10-27 IMP 4-15 PIM 31-11 KIOY, WXLK. H A N. WHY II 4-20. WJBO on. WFIJI NON s-i 1111 10-11 ISLA 4-3/ 10719 )-3 ✓ AX 1-I : S i? J1-)0 TEMPTATIONS 'Writing At Your Herr' (Gordy) 12/1 P IC 1-11 1101104 I-1 :TR r 1011.1 6 M O WN 4-0 WP M 1.1 I; P W W1 10-10 M ov er Up & Detouta 1. Same S. Down 0. Adds 1. WCSC. WXKS-FM 211-24. KRLY on, 0164 101131 /-4 M P M OS 1 . OMR 30-24. WFBR M M. KSET-FM on. KELP 34-30. K./NO-FM on. KCPX 4-37. WFLB WXLX 21011 1-2 a 0100 Is4 4441 *00 4-4 on, (VOL M . 14 P p 10.05 11111 )6-46 O AT 6-11 SKIL 1-1) 01161 I-1 a2Aty 1 2, PIO, m.s, 1211.1 an 1-4 - mropm P LO 1-10 7101 1-1 Aury t-, am 1,14 0 M OO on 1010 5-40 STEVIE WOODS "$teal Ti. Night Away" (Coallord 11/7 1.011 3-1 wpa r W C I. M OS 1-1 waft 11.14 14-16 61/12. 6-39 M ov er Up 0. Debuts 1. U nto 3. Down 0. Adds 7. (JR. WKRZ-FM. WAAY, WJBO. WXLK. 11101 11-1S M AO 14-14 01101 1.3 4,3A4 u m np • PCP11 11-10 RATI 11,9 U M 11-17 (INC, KOOK. eVOKI on. W/14.2 on. WCSC on. KJR0 4-10. W OO SO 4400 1.1 m mv WY?, • ne10) 70-111 0001 clo PISS 1-1 1010 34-1S W OO I-I WTS0 Iti SPIN 21 11 R94 on P TA )1-2, MOM 11.10 ERIC NINE "Not Fade Away" (Montage/ 11/1 22104 I.) tugs 1 110C 11 .11 ROO. 10-1, W W1 1-1 r un. MO P P P M 1-1 1411 7-13 1,10 on M ON110. UP 3, Debugs 0. Saws 7. Down O. Adds 1, 0104. VAR on. KFI on. (INT MBE KC44 013 41- 1 WI N 1.1 %mac R10 )1-10 KILL< 13-21 M N 4-1 •14111411 on. KCPX 90-311. WJ1)0 3442. WRIT on-dp. WF•43 On. (VOL on. P OI 6-1 M O I-1 itt •141 6 • wow 1-4 MONO 14 :a INNS I-I Kis I, In 7.7 SANTANA "Searchke' (Collaabial 111/1 MON 1-.1 W . 1-1 6.040 4.S 1:1P M OO 1-4 N WT 04 mows Up O. Debuts to Sarno 3 Down I. Add. & MITA& KOS& 11.1106. KJ100. KER N P OT 4.11 pssrmp 1110 1-4a WRVS II KY/40-1M. KEOL on. WON on. eVV1C on. 4771 10-11 IM P 1.1 P OI 1-1 WO W 1.2 wun t RONNIE LAWS "Stay Awake" (Marty) 18/4 414•74 1,1 11111 I-1 2102 t W s. 1-6 M VO 11-10 9110.4 1440v011. Up O. Do 64rla 1, Sarno B. Down 0. Adds 4 W M. wvlc. KCPK M OT. V4(14.11-PM on = IA 14-16 10211.7 4-4 NU M 14 11401 . (SLY on. (UT-FM N S. A Q64 on. WON on. 131 55 ✓IL6 I-1 41011 toCal CHERYL LYNN "Shake It Up Tonight" fiColindflal 1011 /ay.." up a. Dolm as & S.ro.1. Down I. Adds*. (SLY 11119. KkARTI4 ZA K KIILA 11-11 11(100 1112. KFRC 31121. RC M 2:622. W.11113 1117. I ... .1Conlikootl GINoo Cahoon) Page 35 REtFilFriday, September 4,1,381 THE PICTURE PAGE Polydor Combines With Novo Combo Atlantic Establishes Regency

Atlantic Records has just signed Regency Records to a distribution deal. with the company's already-released Diesel LP 'Watts in A Tank" rush- released by Adantic's Arco division under the new arrangement Pictured celebrating the agreement are Il-r) attorney Bill Leibowitz, Atlantic Presi- dent Doug Morris, Regency President Lloyd SegaL Atlantic Vice Chairman Sheldon Vogel, and Atlantic Exec. VP/G M Dave Glow Starship's Thomas Joins E/A

Polydor/Polygram has signed Novo Combo, with an album just out by the four-piece band. Pictured (1-t standing) are Polygram VP Jerry Jaffe, Polygram's Stu Fine and Jim Del Balzo, Sanford Ross Management Exec. VP Glenn Orsher, SRM President Sanford Ross, Polygram VP Vince Pellegrino, and Polygram Sr. VP Harry Losk; (l-r, seated) Polygram VP Chip Taylor, Novo Combo's Pete Hewlett Stephen Dees, Michael Shrieve, and Jack Griffith, and Polygram Exec. VP/G M Bob Sherwood. RCA Ears On Hall Et Oates "Eyes" 4 " A Mickey Thomas, lead singer for the Jefferson Stsrship, has signed a solo contract with Elektra/Asylum, with an album lust out Pictured post pacting are Thomas (left) and E/A Chairmen Joe Smith. The Nevilles Went Down To The Roxy

A& M's Neville Brothers played Los Angeles's Roxy recently. Pictured after the show are (l-r) group's Art Neville, A& M Chairman Jerry Moss, and manager Bill Johnston. Posh Tosh Bash At Roxy

Dand Hall Et John Oates previewed their new LP, "Private Eyes," for RCA executives and staff in New York recently Pictured at the premiere are r) Champion Entertainment President Tom my Mottola, Hall, RCA Presi- dent Bob Sum mer, Oates, and RCA VP Jack Craigo. Yates Brothers Et Sisters Join MCA r ***

EMI America/Rolling Stones artist Peter Tosh played Los Angeles's Roxy recently, and was visited backstage by executives from both companies. Pictured ll-r) are EMIA/Liberty VP Don Grierson (front), manager Herb's Miller (head down), EMIA/Liberty's Clay Baxter, Tosh, Rolling Stones's Art Collins, and EMIA/Liberty's Bob Currie.

M CA has signed the Yates Brothers & Sisters, a musical family of five, with e single set for September and an album to follow in October. Pictured at recording sessions are (Jr. standing) MCA President Bob Siner, Vincent and Pete Yates, manager Bob Ross, Anthony Yates, Stel Lu Productions' Josie Walton, and Ziponski Productions President Lindy Goetz; (l-r, seated) Regina and Tam my Yates Vizzutti Headfirst In Santa Barbara

Fe - 4.4r: 7,.:5:1 Ir::••ft* • • toskjli6,1 4 „,;

I Headfirst Records' Allen Vizzutti played at the Santa Barbara Jazz Festival, and label executives were there to cheer the trumpeter on. Pictured (I r) on the scene are Leon Geer of Vizzutti's band, Headfirst's Dave Pell, group's Tom Brechtlein, Headfirst principal Bill Trout, Vizzutti, a cable TV interviewer, and festival executive producer Tony Molina. Page 36 RI9R/FrIday, Septembor 4, 1981 f,41‘

AOR Success Stories: The PD 's Speak This week we begin a series of col- hard on promotions as well as the on-air sound to the situation David Souza and I found ourselves in umns focusing on still more AOR suc- help us up. at Zeta 7 in Orlando against Superstars WDIZ. cess stories from the Spring Arbitron, "I can't say that we really did anything new "Brian Bieler was the GM at Zeta and was this book — it was mostly just a good execution of transferred to our station here in Honolulu. Here which has proved to contain more AOR the basics." he found a gaping hole in the radio market, ARB victories than any previous KLAQ/ El Paso PD Arin Michaels specifically 18-34 men. At some time in every ratings period in our format's history. market on the mainland, there's been an em- "Generally speaking, adjustments and the The PD's themselves tell their stations' suc- phasis switch from the AM band to FM, taking confidence to follow through (using that precious cess stories, giving their comments unique impor- place usually some 5-10 years ago. But, here in gut feeling) boosted KLAQ from a 4.0 to a 14.1 tance to other AOR programmers working toward Honolulu, time seems to have stood still. All the share in the market. The numbers were there; we the goal of future victories in their markets. This numbers were on the AM. So Brian had to sell just had to gain them back. week, com ments from Dave Lange of both 98 Rock and the FM band when he came over "Adjustment al took place on January 1st, WDVE /Pittsburgh (6.4-7.9), Ann Michaels from here. He had a new logo designed and got it out on when I was promoted from MD to PD, thanks to KLAQ/EI Paso (4.0-14.1), and Bill Mims of the street. Along with former PD Ken Hitchinson, KDUK/Honolulu (6.4-11.5). he started constructing a concert and rock image WDVE/Pittsburgh PD Dave Lange for the station. AGE KiA0 "By the time I arrived in February, all that "After going over the numbers and reviewing was left to do was to tighten up the air sound and our efforts this spring, I feel WDVE's success was 12-17 29.8% build consistency in it, and promote, of course. a result of the following: increased outside promo- 18-24 50.0% "Throughout the book, we made certain that tion, playing the right tunes for this market, get- 25-34 15.5% something special was happening on the air each ting the personalities out in the clubs and con- weekend to make it a 98 Rock weekend. Over the certs, a good 18-24 sample (thanks, Arbitron), live 35-44 2.4% last year we've placed about 50,000 bumper concerts and on-air specials, and not being afraid 45-54 • 1.2% stickers on the street. The demand was so great to entertain and inform the audience. 55+ • 1.2% that we were able to distribute about 20,000 in one "In terms of promotion, WDVE positioned two-day promotion. With demand for the logo, ourselves as the leading rock station in Pittsburgh 12+ TOTAL 8,400 we've found a local manufacturer to help us open through busboards, TV, plus a strong on-air pro- the first five 98 Rock Shops, including one on motion schedule. We fought for our visibility on all Maui. They sell all sorts of 9fi, Rock gear, from levels at all local functions: listener parties, pad- "Outside exposure was extreme- beach towels to handbags and so forth. Essential- dlewheel boat cruises, as well as getting involved ly we made the station more visible, and provided in the local club scene and increasing our involve- ly important; we are the social a product to match the promotion. directors of the city!" "We have great people on the air, including a — Arin Michaels longtime AM jock, Lee Simms, who spent the AGE WDVE : book doing mornings for us as he underwent his 12-17 25.6% transition to an 'FM jock' before our listeners Jim Arnold, VP of Rex Broadcasting and station very ears. 18-24 55.8% GM. He is the best to work with and for. "As a result, overall, we went from a 6.4 to an "Staff changes immediately followed. Rob 25-34 13.0% 11.5 in 12+ numbers; we were number one in men Roman was brought in as MD from KRST/Albu- 18+, men and adults 18-34, and 18-49, number two 35-44_ 3.5% querque. Mornings needed to be upgraded so I in teens, including number one in male teens, and, 45-54. 0.7% hired the person I knew could spark it up and add of course, number one male 18-24 (we had more 55+ w 1.4% personality. Jeffrey Scott Blazy, from KPAS and KATT/Oklahoma City, turned a regular four-hour 12+ TOTAL 28,500 shift into an entertaining morning show. "A shift in positioning came next. With the AGE M AK : demise of KPAS, our AOR competition, it was 12-17 22.8% "Basically WDVE stuck with the clear we needed to move from the far left to com- pete with the seven other contemporary stations. 18-24 57.7% AOR smashes, selective new We moved in closer to the middle by streamlining 25-34 14.6% the music and approach, got rid of the clutter, music, and a good share of local 35-44 so 1.6% music. " tightened up, played it conservative, but still kept our rock and roll core. We maintained our AOR 45-54 • 0.8% — Dave Lange image but still played the hits. 55+ we 2.4% "Outside exposure was extremely important; we are the social directors of the city! We threw 12+ TOTAL 12,300 ment in local concerts. We also became involved weekly 'Q' parties at the rock and roll clubs in with a few more charity events, such as the March town, got out and became highly visible. We were of Dimes. everywhere, did lots of promotions on air and on "WDVE ran two on-air contests throughout "Essentially we made the station the town. the book with cash prizes. One was called the "The extended book also helped. We got on a more visible, and provided a pro- 'Voices of Rock and Roll,' where the audience had roll and never let up, and had enough time to duct to match the promotion." to guess rock star voices. We also ran a 'Quickies' create an impact. contest, a little bit like 'Mystery Riffs.' — Bill Mints "Of course, teamwork was necessary to do it "Basically WDVE stuck with the AOR all. Keeping the staff happy, motivating the crew, smashes, selective new music, and a good share and weekly air staff meetings contributed greatly of local music. And, of course, a large dose of to our close-knit group. We spent many hours listeners than our seven closest competitors). classics, including some very old stuff. We tried to together, both at the station and off the air; we're "I should again mention Brian Bieler, who is cover a larger time frame with more selectivity. all friends beyond our jobs. mainly responsible for the success of the station. "The morning show also deserved a lot of the "Most of the people who work here are from Brian switched to AOR from Beautiful Music credit. The combination of Jimmy Roach, a sta- El Paso. They're really keyed into the market. about three years ago, and has embraced the for- tion veteran, and Steve Hansen, who returned Using their input, we were all able to key into the mat with enthusiasm, which is easily spread from San Francisco last fall, has brought in an in- market, using positioning and great team spirit to among the other people on the staff. It makes me crease of almost 2/12 share points since they got come up winners." feel very good about being here for the future, as here. They've worked very hard to put together a we go for number one next time around." humorous, entertaining and information- KDUK/Honolulu PD Bill Mims conscious morning show. We have high hopes "I think our success here is due to an in- NEXT WEEK: More AOR success stories, that, within the next year, they will make even teresting combination of circumstances. First, we told by the programmers themselves, as we hear further gains. had a good product, provided by Burkhart- from Larry Moffitt (KGGO/Des Moines), Bruce "The whole staff showed a lot of pride in the Abrams. It's great to have access to the research Wheeler (KFMQ/Lincoln), and Steve Runner station over the last two books. They worked real resources of the Superstars stations, as opposed to (then-PD at WLVQ/Columbus).

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W WTR/Betheny Beach, Delaware is schedul- She's "the little old lady from St. Louis": Ruth volleyball tournament in Seattle's history, as 53 ed to be the first B/A/M/D Superstars 2 client sta- Ilutchinson, who is the mother of KSHE/St. Louis teams participated and fans helped raise over tion. The outlet switches from A/C today (9-4) with station manager Nancy Poole, is undoubtedly the $3000 for the MDA. In other charity functions, Dave Kettinger programming this 3000 watt live world's oldest rock and roll disc jockey at 87. Once WBCN/Boston raised 377 pints of blood in its operation...Steve Young has been appointed PD weekly, she prerecords a 90-minute rock "oldies" seventh annual blood drive. The station gave away (from interim PD) at CITI-FM/Winnipeg...Greg show that has been running to wild listener albums, posters, T-shirts, bumper stickers and St. James has been named MI) at WABX/Detroit response periodically for seven years now. Ruth, etc. to donors. And, WIOQ/Philadelphia listeners following Steve Kostan's departure to competing who gets tons of fan mail and had to stop making contributed over $1300 to the World Hunger Fund WRIF for an airshift . Mando Camina has return- guest appearances because she was mobbed, in memory of Harry Chapin... WAAF/Worcester ed to the MD post at KNCN/Corpus Christi...For- has been the subject of stories in People magazine, MD Rob Barnet scored a world-exclusive inter- mer KWST/Los Angeles MD Ted Habeck has join- on "Good Morning America," and has been a guest view with Mick Jagger from a nearby airport. The ed neighboring KMET for freelance air- on "To Tell The Truth" . Mickey Hart helped interview was carried over the Source and several shifts... Don Walston has been named Asst. MD at KTIM/San Rafael world-premiere the new double independent stations courtesy Barnet and WAAF WIMZ/Knoxville ...Jeff Pollack has withdrawn as live Arista Grateful Dead LP "Dead Set" this past News Director Lana Jones ...WBAB/Long Island consultant for WXEZ/Toledo. Meanwhile, he has week. KLBJ/Austin held a huge listener ap- just held its annual Summerfest on the beach, signed new Providence AOR WHJY as a consulta- preciation party with 10 local bands that drew gathering 10,000 for a free concert by the Good tion client...Jim Huste has joined WFYV/Jack- 10,000.. KZOK/Seattle hosted the largest outdoor Rats, along with a tanning contest that enabled sonville from WQDR/Italeigh for middays. Fern contestants to win T-shirts, tickets, albums, Trovas has joined WEZX/Scranton for mid- etc.... WM MS/Cleveland followed the Michael days. . Nick Owens has switched from KWXL/Al- Stanley Band's sold-out 2 /12 -hour local concert with buquerque to competing KFMG for nights...Erin an instant replay of all the songs Stanley's band Riley has joined KTYD/Santa Barbara for over- performed in sequence... KLOL/Houston just nights...John Carter has joined WAAL/Bingham- released "Talent In Texas," its hometown talent ton from WAQY /Springfield for middays, and Lisa collection. The station pressed an initial run of 3000 Dwyer has joined WAAL from WDOS/Oneon- albums and 1000 tapes, to sell at $5.98 or ta...Steve Karigan has joined WLVQ/Columbus less... WYSP/ Philadelphia marked its tenth AOR from WAZU/Springfield for weekends. anniversary with a birthday party for listeners. WYSP air personality Cindy Drue emceed a concert by a local favorite act, and the first 94 people at the party received a free ticket good for an upcoming concert ...KTMS/Santa Barbara has been treating listeners to live theatre at nearby Solvang's summer repertory performances, and winery tours combining tasting, a barbeque lunch and a smorgasbord dinner.

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CO MIC STRIP: WXUS/Lafayette morning newsman HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE M: WERI/Westerly MD Lanny Sigo (left) decided to add some spice to his PD Steve Feldman (left) and PD Ulysses Gellman (right) Stuart McRae's birthday by asking a local "exotic celebrated their station's second AOR anniversary in dancer" (right) to surprise McRae (center) with a style recently. striptease during a com mercial break

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CONDOR TAKES FLIG HT IN HOUSTON: Silver Con dor flew into Houston for a chat with KLOL airstaf fers while promoting their Columbia album release. Pictured M are group's Joe Cerisano and John Cor- ey, manager Trudy Green, KLOL MD Michele Robin. son, PD Chris Miller, group's Ear/ Slick, and Colum- bia's Norman Hurt

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H EAV Y M ETAL GUITA R: WPYX/Albany tied in with the "Heavy Metal" movie in a drawing for a metal cassette deck. The station's also just completed a guitar riff promotion, asking listeners to identify the guitarist, group and song 4411441 /4 title in a series of tape edits. In a random drawing LIVE FRO M LA. IT'S SATURDAY NIG HT: Cheering on Mirage's G.E. Smith from backstage during his LA. concert from correct responses, one winner will receive appearance was former Not-Ready-for-Prime-Time player Gilda Radner (also G.E's wife). Pictured after the show (l-r) an $1800 guitar. are Radnor, KMET Asst MD Hugh Surratt, Smith, Brett Greenberg, and Mirage Executive VP Bob Greenberg. JUST LIKE ME: WEBN/Cincinnati tied in - with Chrysalis and Pat Benatar's "Just Like Me" • '4i-sr *a* 1 1- track for a promotion that solicited Pat Benatar

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C O M I N G A T T R A C T I O N S Greg Kihn, Devo, Pat Benatar, Steve Martin, Rush, Z.Z. Top, Stills & Nash, Frank Zappa and much, much, more... REtR/Priday, Septe mber 4, 1981 Chart ACM NATIOIVAIWAIRPLAY/ 40 Sum mary Albu m cuts are listed in order FOREIG NER reclaimed of airplay preference September 4, 1981 158 REPORTERS the top AOR airplay spot h IC21 11/214 inn week of heated activi "Urgenr' "Hero" "Waiting" 1 1 2 1 FOREIGNER 4 (Atlantic) ty and increased Interest 4 3 3 2 STEVIE NICKS Bella Donna (Modein/Atco) "Stop" "Edge" "Think" "Lace" in new music Foreigner 2 2 1 3 JOURNEY Escape (Columbia) "Who's" "Don't" "Stone" Title bested all acts in hot reports, while STEVIE in , "Fire" "Dark" "Just" Title 3 4 4 4 PAT BENATAR Precious Time (Chrysalis) ched into second place 7 6 5 5 HEAVY METAL Various Artists (Full Moon/Asylum) . Tide - "Ride" Title "Mob" "Lamp based on total reports. 5 5 6 6 MOODY BLUES Long Distance... (Threshold/PG) . "Voice" "Meanwhile" "Dream" JO U R NE Y and PAT r• malned very strong in 10 8 8 7 ZZ TOP El Loco (WB) "Tube" "Pearl" "Party" "Drive" hots and totals. M ET AL 9 8 ROLLING STONES Tattoo You (Rolling Stones) "Start" "Fire" "Slave" "Limousine and M O O DYS held rock 6 7 7 9 BLUE OYSTER CULT Fire Of Unknown Origin (Columbia) . "Bursars - "Sole" "Joan" steady as ZZ Inched up. STO NES inched up as sta 20 12 11 10 ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND Brothers Of The Road (Arista) "Straight" Title "Judgement" bons converted fro m hot 22 16 12 11 ELO Time (Jet) "Hold- "Rain" "Way" "Twilight" reports of the single to 9 9 10 12 BILLY SQUIER Don't Say No (Capitol) "Stroke" "Lonely" "Lover" "Dark add m entions of the albu m; expect a big lump 12 13 13 13 MICHAEL STANLEY BAND North Coast (EMI America) "Heartland" "Falling" next week as the 100 adds 13 14 16 14 FOGHAT Girls To Chat. (BearsvillefWB) "Live" "Driver" "Wide" convert. ALL M A NS and 23 21 11 15 DEF LEPPARD High 'N' Dry (Polydor/PolyGram) "Let" "Heartbreak" "Hit" Title ELO sho wed increased airplay. M SB maintained 11 11 15 16 BLACKFOOT Marauder (Atco) "Fly" "Searchin' " "Rattlesnake" as FO G H AT sho wed 8 10 14 17 TOM PETTY Et HEARTBREAKERS.. Hard Promises (Backstreet/MCA) "Woman" "Waiting" "Night" rene wed airplay interest. 36 22 19 18 PRETENDERS Pretenders II (Sire) "Adultress" "Pack" "Louie" DEF continued to climb in hots. PRETEN DERS inch 39 27 25 19 RED RIDER As Far As Siam (Capitol) ed up. RIDER and DIRT 36 30 20 DIRT BAND Jealousy (Liberty) Title "Close" "Fire" did well this week in con 21 KINKS Give The People What... (Arista) "Destroyer" "Better" "Dial" Title versions. KINKS debuted with a strong sho wing of 24 23 23 22 DIESEL Watts In A Tank (Regency) "Sausalito" adds. DIESEL inched up. 17 19 21 23 ICEHOUSE Icehouse (Chrysalis) Title "Get" SEGER debuted with 99 • 24 BOB SEGER & SILVER Tryin' To Live My Life... (Capitol) 45 singles mentions, watch for a jump next week as •••fo, 25 LITTLE RIVER BAND Time Exposure (Capitol) "Owls" "Man" "Love" these strong adds con 16 18 18 26 SQUEEZE East Side Story (AEtM) 'Tempted- "Quintessence" vert. LR B's albu m 21 24 24 27 POINT BLANK American Excess (MCA) "Nicole" debuted this week with a strong sho wing in all rota 14 17 20 28 GREG KIHN BAND Rockihnroll (Beserkley) "Breakup" "Hurtin' " "Valerie" tions. FEAT and ST AR 31 33 29 LITTLE FEAT Hoy-Hoyl (WB) "Easy" "Gringo" "Teenage" cli mbed. TRIU M P H 37 32 30 SHOOTING STAR Hang On For Your Life (Virgin/Epic). "Flesh" "Hang" "Breakout" debuted with strong ad response. JO N inched up 31 29 28 31 RICKIE LEE JONES Pirates (WB) "Woody" Title "Living" "Lucky" as IAN held his o wn 15 20 22 32 TUBES The C B. Principle (Capitol) "Talk" "Don't" SP RIN GFIEL D bounced 33 TRIU MPH Allied Forces (RCA) "Power" "Fight" "Fool" back on the chart, New 30 30 31 34 BALANCE Balance (Portrait) "Breaking" "Dream" strengthened by his new Entry single release land con 36 35 JON Et VANGELIS Friends Of Mr. Cairo (Polydor/PG) . Title "Independence" tinued play of "Jessie s 27 32 35 36 POCO Blue Et Gray (MCA) "Widow maker" Girl"). DYLA N debuted 37 37 IAN HUNTER Short Back N' Sides (Chrysalis) "Need" "Central" "Lisa" with strong mediu m at tention. The Significant 28 28 29 38 OZZY OSBOURNE Blizzard Of Ozz (Jet) "Crazy" Action listings came 11 1100111110. 39 RICK SPRINGFIELD Working Class Dog (RCA) "Everything" "Jessie" closest to charting this 40 BOB DYLAN Shot Of Love (Columbia) Title "Trouble" "Heart" "Jesus" week. MOST ADDED ME :U1 Y 1 Ii 8/14 8/7 THE HOTTEST 914 8/14 8/7 1 ALLMAN BROTHERS... 117/8C 120/86 11441 10411 8/0 sae imsr 9/4 poi 8/74 AO 1 ROLUNG STONES / WY 154 40 010 Brothers Of the )Arista) .7 A 7 A.18 AM 163/144 F111152/1381511138153/139 Tattoo You (Rolling Stones) ki 7 PA-2 lit' ,Streight From The Heart" F14.4 H-411 11 3 4.41 AO A 1 A4 Start Me Up 1.45 1410 1 FOGHAT 14A13 87/73 100/75 11342 Pas .411 MIA M-14 5114 2 KINKS 9743 100 0/0 017 Girls To IBearevilleTYVB) A.8 A AO AO 752/147161/1.22 ISsensersonsst an n Give The People (Ansa.) ; M4 'Live Now Pay Later" 14-23 020 1424 14211 H. AO A-0 AO A4 54 Destroyer /40 3 MICHAEL STANLEY... 11014si 10145 107/71 11548 st it M t2 M 16 .M t7 44 3 TRIU MPH rya SO a O North Coast (EMI America) A.2 AO A4 AS Alb 151/110154/132 150/734 1•11,1211153/28 Allied Forces (RCA) MO Heartland .' H40 H36 1442 H-211 H-24 AO At AO A is 112 "Magic Power' H-3 4 BLACKFOOT 43 87/53 18111 M A O 111/115 IA 16 M20 M 16 M 20 M l) 4 LITTLE RIVER BAND W P M IN 0/0 WO Marauder lAtco) AO AO A4 A-1 747/7291 49/iN 14 1/130 146/737 151/140 Time Exposure (Capitol) M-11 Fly Away H 14 1448 1448 H-611 AO A4 440 AO AO The Night Owls" 143 5 DIRT BAND 64/35 17/2 Se 14 12 5110 1471 M 14 PA 11 5 CHILLIVVACK 10181 OAP 0/0 0/0 Jealousy 'Liberty) A m AU A-3 13411071341115 138/724 143/727 143/1311 Wanne Be 'Millennium) MO Title Ha 141 HO AO /4 o My Girt" 1441 6 DEF LEPPARD 7745 IMO 8748 4 641-111 44 12 6 NOVO COMBO 15/15 1/1 0/0 0/0 High IV' Dry (Polydor/PG) A2 A-18 A-17 Aid 14141 '1441 M Novo Combo (Polydor/PG)Isio MO MO "Let It Go" H 20 1412 1411 H-3 AO 4 "Up Periscope" HO HO 14.0 7 RED RIDER 87149 111411 5148 Tide 'Ride M47 41 60 7 RIOT 41118 MI W M 1/1 WO Ac Far As Siam ICapitol) A10 All A-17 A-62 7 ZZ TOP 13141 230/77 Fire Down Below lElektral 11-22 M.7 1.41 M O "Lunatic Fringe" 148 HO H4 H4 El Loco (WB( AI AI "Swords, TINIAM" HI HI 144 14.0 I DIESEL 7123 n al M W .Tube Snake - M40 M 42 II ATLANTA RHYTHM-. 1/1 04 ON Watts In A Tank (Regency) A2 A4 A4 /1-11 8 BLUE OYSTER CULT 18/71 111414 Quinelle (Columbia) M-2 MO "Sausalito" HIS 6418 H 16 H.18 Fire Of (Columbia) 0 A O Alien .' 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(Anatol la 7 .7 All AM Just The Way I Am" KO 140 11 HEAVY METAL 744808141/47 14440 13844 13040 "Straight From The Herr diat 11.1411 1/4 m ran 11 TYCOON 19/76 12/12 OA) , 04 various Artists (FMAsylum) AC AO 114 Al All 12 TOM PETTY... ;711,42 Form 12148 1.111108 Turn Out The lArls00 IM12 443 MO Tide Ride H100 HIS WOO H M 1143 Hard... )BackstreeVMCA1 ,A A4 AO AO A4 Title NO NO 12POCO 44411 M OS 55/44 88/48 PIM 'Woman In Love - Si ll MU 1.4 Ms PA43 12 BOB DYLAN 47112 Se 00 047 Blue Er Gray (MCA) A 2 A-4 A4 A 6 Al 13 ROLLING STONES 1/6648 I411/10 OM 410 Shot Of Love (Columbia) 51.34 "Widowrnaker H 7 H-10 14-11 /1 14 11-111 Tattoo You IRolling Stones) A too A 31 Tide IHIl 13 IAN HUNTER 150 4. M/32 514 M O Be "Start Me Up" .114 7 M 12 MEAT LOAF 74/12 1118 04 010 Short Back (Chrysalis) A l A 7 A44 A30 14 MICHAEL STANLEY.., 108/40 101.11 111743 115211 11225 Dead (Epic1Cleve. 51.2 I Need Your Love ' HS H O H-2 H O North Coast (EMI Americo) 2 A4 A4 AS All "Love He, 140 14 ELO 11:138 M I N 1134 124 Heartland PAM M416 61-71 M40 M42 13 TORONTO 23111 74 40 0/0 Time (Jet) A4 A4 8128HIS A41 All 15 PRETENDERS 7107 7141 744 RR Head On lAb M) 1A4 r". Hold On Tight ' Her H44 H.4 HI Pretenders II (Sire) A4 AO A43 An Tide 114 H-4 14 PRETENDERS 7511 MIN 74/0 "The Adultness" ims• MOO 6448 MO Pretenders II (Sire) A4 A-8 A-74 'The Adultress H47 1431 hal HO The Added reports of charting artists are displased in er a hie-week The Medium reports it charting artists are display. titer .1 lie week The Hottest reports ot charting artists are displayed .i% yr a 11%1.-Virek penod They are listed in order of total reports within tlw speedie rotation piiritid They are listed in order it total reports within the specili • rotation period They art. listed in order if total reports within the specific' nitation for the week Two numbers folhm each album title The first represents (or the week Two numbers follow each album title The first represents for the week Two numbers billow each album title The first represents total number ol our reporting stations playing the album this week The sec. total number of our reporting stations playing the album this week The sec total number of our reporting stations playing the album this week The W V ond is the number of those stations that added it this week Reline these ond is the number of those station., that reported it in medium rotation ihi. 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• VI. C.AIIMIC. 0 . Page 42 REtR/Frlday, September 4, 1981 MIR BREAKERS Significant Action i44ZZ. ON iikaa Breakers ere those newer records that have tho greatest . CHIUJWACK Wanna Be A Star (Millennium) level of station activity on any given week. "Girl" Title . . . . Total: 50. A24, M23, H-3 2 1 AL JARREAU Breakin' Away IWB) "Love" "Rondo" RIOT Fire Do wn Below (Elektra) ROLLING STONES 4 2 "Swords" "Outlaw" Total: 41. A-19, M-22 H 1 SPYRO GYRA Freetime(MCA) Tattoo You (Rolling Stones) Title "Telluride" "Strut" W HITFORD/ST. HOLMES Whitford/St Holmes (Colu mbia) -.err "ire" illeire" -Unto" M k 1 3 YELLO WJACKETS YellowJeckets (WB) of a mPorteirs on N. To Ite m "Sharpshooter' "Whiskey- Total: 39. A4, M-31, H 3 ...Porta lel 4 100, N1.7, 1145. Chivied "Hornet "Priscilla" "Idol" "Hour' GARY WRIGHT The Right Place (WB) Ode week et nsenber 3 4 P. METHENY/L MAYS.. As Falls Wichita IEC M) "Know" "Feelin'" Total: 39. A4 M-27, H-12 For You""Ozark" DAN FOGELBERG Hard To Say (Full M oon/Epic) 6 6 MILES DAVIS The Man With The Horn (Colu mbia) 45 Total: 33 1 154 21.... KINKS HALL ft OATES Private Eyes (RCA) 6 6 PASSPORT Blue Tattoo lAtlentic) Give The People What 45 Total: 33 "Ragtag" "Orchestra" They Want (Arista) BILLY THORPE Stimulation (Pasha) 9 7 "Destroyee "Better" "Dior taw. 1111% SADAO WATANABE My Dear Life (inner City) "Just" "Rules" of ore reporters on h. To a hem Total- M. A-13, M-19, 11-0 Title ✓uporft 97 A 03, k14, 114 Debuted DVC DVC (Alfa) 8 8 JOHN NEPTUNE Shogun (Inner City) thla week at number 21 146111111111116.- "Teaser" "Fantasy" Total- 31, A-5, M-24, H-2 "Magic" Title PABLO CRUISE Reflector (MI MI 10 II BRIAN AUGER Search Party (Headfirst) Cool""Time" Total- 30, A-0, M-21, H-9 "Earth" "Gone"

MICK FLEET WOOD The Visitor (RC A) 7 10 TO M SCOTT Apple Juice (Columbia) -Tryln' To Live My Uf• Without You"' (CapItoll 46 "Rattlesnake" "Walk" Total: 29. A-0, M24, H-5 Title 'Whit." "Gettin'" 53% of our reporters on N. To single. Th••• albums. deployed ov•r e two week period, received significant reports BOB SEGER Et IS. Debuted thie week et Significant Action listings showcase product in all musical configurations but did not chart this weak un the National Airplay/40 listing This chart SILVER BULLET BAND number 24. that has received significant airplay but which has not cornered sufficient repres•rits activity based on • combination of add medium and hot reports reports to chart on the National Airpley/40 hiding Thesis records are listed in as well as special jar/ programming The •lburn's preferred •Irplay cuts •r• order of airplay They may be either still on the rise or former National All luted. &ogles are in bald /talk. Artists names wir in bard Modica if they playi40 chart acts registered significant sirpley gains this week

REGIONAL AIM ACTIVITY

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Music, of course, isn't the only thing that most upper It's no longer rare to find a station swit- along with them. From there I hope to spill over into the demos tune into a radio station for. Most 25-54's are also ching over to a Country format in search of 25-34 and 45-54 demos. 25-54 is traditionally what Country goes for. It's the #1 demo in buys, and that's what we said looking for information and even some personality with better ratings. It is rare when that station we were going after It's easy to get teens to move and their radio. Dene explains how he blends the two into his becomes format-dominant in its market "out people under 25 in general, but once you start getting format without overshadowing the music elements. "It of the box," rising above the former Country over 25, it's very hard to motivate people to change their comes down to what your definition of personality is. leader in only one book. Last week we profil- radio station. It's got to be a real superior product, Personality in radio has come to mean a joke teller or so- especially in the North where Country isn't as readily ac- meone who talks a lot. My people are friendly, happy, not ed one station that accomplished this (KILT- cepted. too up, not too down, even-sounding most of the time. FM /Houston ). This week we'll study another "Basically I don't consider myself a Country pro- They're very informative on the music and the artists, as big winner in the ratings game, WWWW/De- grarnmer as much as I do an adult programmer. I think well as dispensing information such as weather and troit, which rose from a 1.9 to a 4.4 in the Spr- there are several ways to get adults to listen to the radio. sports; but they are concise. I'm very big on the word ing, 1981 Arbitron, one full share point ahead Oldies/Top 40 is one, but Country is, I think, probably the concise I think that airtime is precious, and most best way. I made a statement four or five years ago that times you can say that same thing in less time without of long-time Country chief WCXI. Country is the MOR of the 80's. I think that's coming true. changing the meaning. For instance, if you're talking FM Country 106 (as it's 1 Country had this honky tonk, beer-drinking image, which about the weather, you can say 'It's 73' without saying also known) is programmed to some extent, is still there; but it's a smaller segment 'It's 73 degrees outside right now.' Who needs it9 I'd by former KBZT/San Diego rather play another record in the time it takes to use all and WEEP/Pittsburgh pro- those extra words in an hour. gram mer Dene Hallam, "Here's my concept of personality radio, such as the who took over the reins in "I'm trying to get the Western out of old-line MOR's: They all had different cars - a mid-March. The station ac- Country & Western." Mercedes, a Chevy, a Ford, a Toyota - contracting out tually changed from rock to on their radio stations. Then you have other stations. Country at the end of such as some AOR's, where everyone's a Chevy January, but the Spring now. I don't highlight that. Lyrically, country music is Nova...they all sound alike. At my station everyone has book was its first full rating putting more emphasis on love than the drinkin' and to be a Chevy; but one can be a Corvette, one an Impala, period as a Country facility. cheatdn' songs of before. Just check the charts. There's a another a Citation, and maybe someone else a Chevette. Dene explains why he knew couple of ways I select my oldies...by sound, lyric con- Each can be his own 'model' but in the framework of a from the start that the sta- tent, and artist image. We don't play anything real old tion would debut big. Dene Ha▪ ▪ llam Chevrolet." unless it crossed over, such as a Patsy Cline or a Roy Or- "The station changed format on my birthday, so I bison. I try to stay away from what I call 'twangy' had an astrologer do a chart on this new 'baby' being records. I'm trying to get the Western out of Country & born, and they said we had enormous success ahead of "If someone happens to tune into the Western." us. I knew we couldn't lose then since it's a Capricorn! One of the criteria Dene mentioned for oldies selec- station, I want them to recognize the Seriously, the main thing that contributed to our success tion, artist image, is a device other formats have used artist and the song." is hard work. Everyone here is always looking for with great success. Dene gives some other examples of another angle. . what else we can learn, what else we how artist image is used to WWWW's psychological ad- can do to make the station a success. As soon as you pull vantage. "Recently we cosponsored a Mac Davis con- Although Dene is justifiably proud of reaching the up the flaps and start coasting, you start to fall. I don't cert. One of our jocks got out on the stage and said, 'Hey. top Country spot in Detroit so quickly, he is even prouder think what we did was a fluke. You can't go from I know there's a lot of you who probably don't listen to that, by doing so, his station was instrumental in increas- nowhere to No. 2 in the market in your target demo Country radio, but you love Mac Davis. Well, guess ing Country listenership in the market by almost two (25-54) without being consistent and involved." The graph below shows W4's dominance in the 35-44 cell. I asked Dene how he plans to expand upon that to reach more of his target demographic. "I home in on COUNTRY SHARES DETROIT PETR0 35-year-old females. who. I hope, will bring the guys MONDAY - SUNDAY FALL SPRING 1980 1981 AGE WINTER'81 :WWWW COUNT!? COUNTRY 12-17 5.0% 8 4 8 5 18-24 16.5% 25-34 34.7% 35-44 20.7% The WI staff celebrates their format dominance with a bit of 4 45-54 7.4% the bubbly (end a lot of hangovers the next morning!).

55+ 15.7% 4 3 what? You love Country then, because nobody plays 12+ TOTAL 12,100 more Mac Davis in Detroit than FM Country 106: It's redefining to the audience that it's all right to listen to Country radio that country doesn't mean getting drunk and brawling in a bar. You'd be surprised how many people believe that. I'm on a personal crusade to AGE SPRING ' 8 1 WWWW help the country music industry in my own little way. It's 12-17 6 . 3% done a world of good for me, and I'd like to see it become 0 0 the biggest there is. "We feature a lot of live and syndicated concerts. 18-24 8 . 9% percentage points (see accompanying graph) "We've When the jocks talk about all the currents and recur- made country music more palatable to a larger au- 25-34 1 1 . 8% rents, they always mention that it's from an album of dience, and, in doing so, have made country music more some kind. The Oak Ridge Boys' Elvira' was a big 35-44 39 . 9X popular in the whole Detroit metropolitan area. What record for us and the entire country, so when it started to we're shooting for more than anything else is to get that burn out, I went on the album version, which is a little 45-54 20.7X country share in Detroit up to a 10 at least. That means longer. It injected new life into the record and was almost that all the stations would benefit I think it's something 55+ 12.5X like a brand new hit record for us. Artist identification is good for the good of country, and I love the country music a big deal to me because if someone happens to tune into 12+ TOTAL 27,100 industry" the station, I want them to recognize the artist and the - t'arolyn l'arks pey,156 I Ts r evettesit to et et, tees, ',rye's rts-rts steels, um ovvywry rsys vs' etttssftsigit rwr rrrill" " " " "" "R"'"day. s•Pl•mb" "61

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TWO 'Air .,1151 WICKS VIII* September 4, 1981 6 4 3 0 MICKEY GILLEY/You Don't Know Me (Epic) BREAKERS 6 3 2 0 DON WIUJA MS/Mirecies (MCA) 9 7 4 0 CON WAY TINITTYITIght-Fittln• Jeans (MCA) Breakers are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week 12 8 8 0 T.O. SHEPPARD/Party Time (WB/Curb) 7 5 6 0 RONNIE McDO WEIJJOIder Women (Epic) OAK RIDGE BOYS 2 1 1 5 RONNIE MILSAPKThere's) No Gettin• Over Me (RCA) Fancy Free (MCA) 20 16 7 0 EDDIE RABBITT/Step By Step (Elektra) On 55% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 7, Same 211, Down 0, Debuts a Adds 37. 21 19 14 0 LACY J. DALTOPETakin• It Easy (Columbia) A Most Added record. R&R Chart 50-42. 28 n 18 0 MEL McDANIELJRight in The Palm Of Your Hand (Capitol) BARBARA MANDRELL 30 24 19 C) LEON EVERETTFJHurricane (RCA) Wish You Were Here (MCA) 23 21 18 0 RA Y BAILEY/Midnight Hauler (RCA) On 75% of reporting stations. National Surnmary: Up 5, Same 22, Down 0, Debuts 21, Adds 30. 36 25 22 0 ED BRUCE/Everything's A Waltz (MCA) A Most Added record. II/2R Chart Debut 43. 27 23 21 0 REBA McENTIRE/Today All Over Again (MarcurylPolyGram) FRED KNOBLOCK 33 28 23 0 JANIE FRICKE/I'll Need Someone To Hold Me... (Columbia) Me mphis (Scott' Bros.) 22 20 17 0 DOTTIE WEST/(I'm Gonna) Put You Back On The.. (EMI/Liberty) On Se% of reporting stations. National Surnmarr Up 28, Same 23, Down 1, Debuts 10, Adds 16 13 11 15 BILLY "CRASH" CRADDOCKJI Just Need You For Tonight (Capitol) 13. REM Chart 48-44. 19 18 12 17 JOHN DENVER/Some Days Are Diamonds. (RCA) DOLLY PARTON 3 5 8 15 STATLER BROTHERS/Don't Wait On Me (Mercury/PolyGram) The House Of The Rising Sun (RCA) 14 10 10 19 KIERAN KANFJYou're The Best lElektral On 84% of reporting stations. National Sum mary: Up 21, Same 15, Down 0, Debuts 15, Adds 18 14 13 20 ANNE MURRAY/We Don't Have To Hold Out (Capitol) 18. REtR Chart Debut 48. 38 33 28 al MOE BANDY Et JOE STANIPLEY/Honky Tonk Queen (Columbia) 43 39 34 C) CHARLEY PRIDE/Never Been So Loved (In All My Life) (RCA) 42 34 30 0 RAY PRICEJlt Don't Hurt Me Half As Bad (Dimension) Most Added: Hottest: 41 36 32 0 BILLY SWAN/I'm Into Lovin You (Epic) 37 29 26 0 BOBBY GOLDSBORO/Love Ain't Never Hurt Nobody (Curb/CBS) EDDIE RABBITT 1 2 9 25 KENNY R013ERSII Don't Need You (EMBLIberty) Step By Step lElektral 44 37 31 WILLIE NELSON/I'm Gonna Sit Right Down (Columbia) KENNY ROGERS CON WAY TWITTY 10 9 15 DAVID FRIZZELL SHELLY WEST/A Texas State Of Mind (WB) Share Your Love With Me (EMI/Liberty) Tight-Fittin' Jeans (MCA) 40 38 33 f!1) JOHN ANDERSON/IEt Love You A Thousand Ways (WB) SYLVIA T.O. SHEPPARD Heart On The Mend (RCA) Party Time (WB/Curb) 46 40 36 0 GLEN CAMPBELLJI Love My Truck (Mirage) OAK RIDGE BOYS RONNIE MILSAP 34 27 26 31 MEL T1LUS Et NANCY SINATRA/Texas Cowboy Night (Elektra) Fancy Free (MCA) (There's) No Gettin' Over Me (RCA) 11 11 20 JOHN SCHNEIDER/It's Now Or Never (Scotti Bros.) BARBARA MANDRELL RONNIE McDO WELL 60 38 (!) CHARLY McCIJUN/Sleepin' With The Radio On (Epic) Wish You Were Here (MCA) Older Women (Epic) 48 44 36 0 TOM JONES/What In The World's Come... (Mercury/PolyGram) MICKEY GILLEY 46 43 0 GAIL DAVIES/Grandma's Song (WB) You Don't Know Me (Epic) — 44 0 BURRITO BROTHERS/She Belongs To Ever)one But Me (Curb) 47 46 40 0 B.J. THO MAS/I Recall A Gypsy Wo man (MCA) 13 18 24 35 JUICE NEWTON/Queen Of Hearts (Capitol) 4 12 27 39 MERLE HAGGARD/Rainbow Stew (MCA) — 46 0 KENDALLS/Teach Me To Cheat (MercurylPolyGram) - — 48 CD ROSANNE CASH/My Baby Thinks He's A Train (Columbia) MOST ACTIVE — 60 M- OAK RIDGE BOYS/Fancy Free (MCA) Recent releases are listed in order of their activity. The two numbers following the artist/Hue label designation — 1 111, a) BARBARA MANDRELL/Wish You Were Here (MCA) ;example 100 251 indicate how many of our reporters are on toe record this week 11001 and of those 100 how many — — 48 en FRED KNOBLOCK/Memphis (Scotti Bros.) New added It this week 125i "Moves" are broken down for each record and Indicate how many stat!ons moved the song Up on their charts held it the same ion to on, add to on. 51-51. etc I, moved It Down on their charts. or Added it this - 4 11 0 DOLLY PARTON/The House Of The Rising Sun (RCA) Entry week. s Indicates one of this week's most added" new songs. - - 47 0 JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ/Trying Not To Love You (Epic)

— 11 1110 ZELLA LEHR1Feedin• The Fire (Columbia) ZELLA LEHR "r-eedIrs' The Rre" (Coiumbia)1111/13 — c•IIINESS. C) DEBORAH ALLEN/You (Make Me Wonder Why) (Capitol)

Natters& Sum mary- Up 24. Same 19. Down O. Debuts 10. Adds 13 Including KU. KMAK. WPOR. WBAX, KVET, WIRK-FM. — — 49 45 BOBBY BARE/Take Me As I Am (Or Let Me Go) (Columbia) WUBE-FM. KLAC 4631 KSON-A M-FM 639. WNYR d-30. WWVA 311-34, WIRE 6-30 REM Chart Debut 47 8 17 29 50 CON WAY TWITTY Et LORETTA LYNNJI Still Believe In... (MCA) DEBORAH ALLEN "You (Make Me Wonder Why)" (e.apitol) 04/5 National Sum mary Up 31 Same IS. Down 0. Debuts 12. Add. 6. KFH, KU. KWJJ, KFtSY WKSJ-FM. KSO d-36. WAXX 2620. This chart is based solely on complied weekly reports from our renortIng stations Black circled numbers Indicate continued upward movement from the matorth of our reporters W HEIF 35-31. KUZZ KTRII 34-24. WIXY 2610. KIX2 4736, KHEY 42-32, WI WI-FM 251111. KRMD-A M-FM 21622. REiR Chart Debut 45. INTAMMY WYNETTE "Crying in The Rain" (Epic) 51/23 KIN VASSY "Sneakin' Around" (EMUUberty) 35/4 National Oureattery Up 10. Same 1E Down 0. Debuts 13. Adds 23 Including WEEP. WSOC-FM, WIMP. WHOO. WSUN. WOLa Natonsl Sum mary- Up 12, Same 16, Down 0. Debuts 7, Adds 4, WCXI. WXCL KRDR. KGA. Whin 34-30, KFEG 42-33. KUZZ 3133. WSEN 44-44. WYDE 27-22 WLIN6FM 3434. KRMD-A M- FM 42 ,311. W CXI. KRZY. KU. WIXY 21124. WYDE d-3111. INCIA M 41-35. WKSJ-FM 44-35. WN W{ 36-31. WHK 34-29, KFGO 3431. KYTE cl-to RANDY PARTON "Shot Full Of Love" (RCA) 61/8 MiRICKY SKAGGS "You May See Me Weldn' " (Epic) INV National Sum mery- Up 30 Same it Down 2, Debuts 13, Adds B WHK, WTSO. KFH, KU. KVEG. INPOR, WCOS-FM. WalK•FM, KW National Summary Up 0. Same& Down 0. Debuts 0. Adds 27 Including KNIX-FM. KEEN, KGA, WGNA FM, KPIRV. WOTO, W MC-A M. WS M, KWKH. WUBE-FM. WAXX, KFECL .6.1 M-31. KGA 40-M. KIXZ 40-32, WSM 3227. KWKH 36-ze. WIRK FM 627. WIL AM-FM d-30. WTHI 3629. lg HANK WILLIAMS JR. "Al My Rowdy Friends (Have Settled Down)" (Elektra/Curb).0/25 CORB1N-HANNER BAND "UvIn. The Good Life" (Alfa) 34/5 Nadonwl Summary Up 4. Same 19. Down 0. Debuts 12. Adds 26 Including WhIYA WCUK-FM. INSUN. WKLM. WAXX National Summery Up 15. Seine 9. Down 1. Debut. 4, Adds it KUZZ. KWJJ. KIXZ KLRA WAX X KI M 43-35. KOA 6-35. WXCL KV00. KKAL KGA. WSEN 4639, KIKK FM d-40. WI WI FM d-215., WHOO 29.1t WF MS-FM d-33. KCKC 3621 WEEP 30-19. WKSJ-FM 41-35. WBA M 2623, KRMD-A M-FM 41-35. W M. FM 332s JOHN CONLEE "Miss Emily's Picture" (MCA) 58/17 M ARNE MURRAY "We Al I Can Do" (Capitol) 30/25 Nsdonel Sum mary. Up 12. Same IS. Down 0, Debuts 13. Adds 17 Mr:biding KIX3, WSOC-FM. WDAF. KRZY. KUZZ KWJJ. National Sum mery Up 1. Same 3. Down 0, Debuts 0. Adds 211 Including W MZO-FM. WIMP. WCIA M. WL WI-FPA, WHOO. KRMD-A M FM WSLR. WHK. WTTL-FM, KUZZ KMAK., KVECL K141X-RA WONA FM W WCS-FM. WYDE asn WKSJ FIVI 17.36. KSO 6-34 WTS0 34-23. KSSS 31 24 KCKC 32 M. KrEN 3232. W MZO-FM d-40. WWVA 6-30 tOM EL T1LIJIS "One-Night Fever" (Beirtre) 55/22 hlationel Surnmery- Up 7. Sams 20. Down 0, Debut, 7. Add. 2:2 including VISLR. WAXX. KEED. KYTE KMPSA M-FM. WWCS Others Getting Significant Action FM. WPOR, KNOE INLWI-FM. KWKH. KFC10 35-32, WMZCIFM 10-311 KVET 6-45, SONNY cuRns "Marded Wo men" (Bakke) 53/11 SUSIE ALLANSON "Love is Knockin' At My Door" (Capitol) 26/12 Parikrel Sts-nrrim Up 14 Sarno 17 Down a Debuts 11 Adds ft WIRKFM VVICIAL WSAL WDAF KFEQ KW-U. KEEN. WKYCI. National Sum mery Up O. Same 13. Down 0. Debut. 1. Add. 12. INWCS-FM. WPOR, WV MI. WYDE. KKYX, W M/ WI WI FM 435 KKYX 43-36. WAXX d-34. KWMT W M. KLAC 4743, KYTE 6-30. WNYR d-Z7 W HK. KSO. wrn-fst. KIISS. KO& M KENNY ROGERS "Share Your Love With Me" (EPAYLJberty) 511411 DAVID FRIZZEU. "Lefty" M B) 23/11 National Summery Up 0. Samoa Down 0, Debuts 2. Adds 44 Including WEEP. WNYIII M UG-FM. KVET. WBAP. KIKK-FM. M ond SunirrarY UP 4 Sams 11. Down a Dubois 2. Adds g WBO WFM M ANI. WS M WaY1CFM. M O M Wiwi FM. WSUN. WMAQ. WSAI. WCXI. WMUSA MFM, KEBC FM KFEO. KVEG. KCKC WKSJ-FM 46-37. KRMD-A M-FM 6041 KW MT 4613, KKAL 43-77 SAM MI SNIITH "Sornetknes I Cry When I'm Alone" (Sound Factory) 60/5 M GEORGE STRAW "Down And Out" (MCA) 22/20 Nirtkinal liwrollary Up 27. 8.n..S. Down 1. Debuts 11, Adds S KWJJ, KIDN. WIVE WIRK-F14, WKKN, KUZZ 22-1a. KMPS National Sum mary Up 0, Same 1. Down 1. Debuts 0. Adds 20 Including WVA M. KVET, WYDE KIKK-FM. VV1RK-FM, WCXI. A N-FM 22-13 KCIA 33-23. WVA M 27-20. KIXZ 3133. KHEY 4431 KRMD-A M-FM 2117. KWKH 40-32. W WII 3434. WUBE-FM KFOO. KEBC-FM. KU . Kti&S. KMPS A M-FM 3632. WIRE 27-22, WXCL 42-33 TERRY GREGORY "Cinderella" (Handshake) 22/3

DIANA "He's The Fire" (Staibircl) 60/6 National Sum mery Up S. Same S. Down 0. Debuts 4. Adds 3, WK&J-FM KEED. KOA. WIXL-FM 4641. KVET 44-34. KKYX 411-410. Malebo& Summery Up 24, Sams IL Down 0. Debuts 11. Adds it WTTL-FM. KFH, KIDN. MOON-A M-FM. WPOR. KW MT 4636. WSIA 6-35. KKAL 31136 W HIM 4641. KEED 316 33. WIXY 32.2s, KIXZ 31-23. KNIT 3627, WK&J-FU 23-1& KWKH 34-26, DON KING "The M eer You Get" (Epic) 10/11 MISYLV1/11 "Heart On The Mend" (RCA) 43/40 141130.011141..nerr Up 5 Berne 7, Down 0, Debuts 1. Adds 11 WVA M. WBO W FM. WIDE KRMD-A M-FM. WPM& WIRE

National Surantery Up 0. Same 3. Down 0, Debuts O. Adds 40 Including WYDE WG1K-41.1. KIRA. M M. WIRK-FM. WSAL KICD-FM. KVOO. KEED. KTO M W CXI. KEBC-FM. KEE°. KVEG, KNIX-FM. KYTE KEEN. WCA W. WPAZCIFIA BILLY PARKER "Ill Drink To That" ISoundwaves) 17/2 DAVE ROW UOID & SUGAR "The Pleasure's Al Mbie" (Baktra) 42/10 Natio nal Sum mary Up & Berne 12. Down it Debuts 0. Adds 2, WYDE WEAN. KWPITT 50-40, KEBC-FM M-40. KEED 41-43, Notional Ilummary Up 13, Same 10. Down 0. Debuts IL Adds 15 WI WI WOLF._ WHOP. KICD-F M, WSOC-FM, WKSJ- DEL REEVES "Slow Hand" (Koala) 15/7 FM, WHOO. WKLM. K80 37 ,30. WIL AM-FM 6-2a, WIM W-F114 41-311 KYXX 6-41. KKYX 47-36 National Sum mary Up 3, Sams 1 Down O. Debuts 2, Adds 7, W1XL FM WOTO, KKYX. WICK FM. KW MT, WKKN. KEED. KVET CON HURLEY "She's Steppki Out" (WM 30/10 4634, WI WI-FM 31-21, KEBC-FM 4634 Pladmui Suatensly. Up it Same 111. Down it Debuts & ArMe 10. WP M, WF MILFM. WXCL KBE& KEEN. INSO W-FM. WCITO. RANDY BARLO W "Try Me" (Paid) 13/12 KNIT wont-res. WPAC-AM, 147110 37-29, KMPII-A M-FM 6-72. WYDE 4014, WK&J-FM 6-43, ICPIMD-A M-F54 4041 National Summery: Up 0. Some 1. Down 0. Debuts 0. Adds 12. WVAM. M O W FM, KNEY, WI WIAPPA WIMA, KMAD-A M414, TENNESSEE EXPRESS "Big Uke A River" (RCA) 3•12 K50. WAXX. WKKN, KVOO, MIA. Nssnd Monallarr Up 30. Same 12, Dewn 0. Debuts it Adds 2, KWJJ. WITL-PM. KIMII 4741. WONA-Rd 31634, WWVA Oat DOTTIE WEST "Ono* You Ware Mine" (RCA) 17./3 KCICZ 43-316. KMFY 11141. WitAJ-e64 11241, KWKH ILF00 31-36 MA W 36,31, KIN 111,41 Modena' Sum mary Up 0. Same & Down 5 Deism 0. Adds 1 WWCS-FM, KYX3C„, ME M. Ort KPOO, KV A). KNIX-4114. KGA. BOSSY S TH "Just Enough Lave War One Women)" (EIMIIUberty) ism FREDDIE HART "You Were These" illuabled) 114 Illedersal almovesev: Up 13_ Same 1& Down 0. Debuts it Adds I. K1XZ WIDOC.444 wear. VI/3 M WTSO. KYTE K w 1041 National Summery Up 2. liern• & Down a, o.s.b it as* it weSTO. RHO,. KKYX VIRAXX, WHIRR KOA, Vill0PiA4514 4141, W1XL 461.1116414 4 30MOM 4634. IUMID-A M41141 4437, W W1 36.31 mum 5030 ItUNI 34-211. FM M a

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TAKE ONE: Johnny Cash missed the Hank Snow Child Abuse benefit at the Opry House because he was in the hospital at the Mayo Clinic with more ulcer trouble, I hear... (Hank's benefit raised over $20,000 and a building to house the foundation's training center and crisis nursery.) Hank Snow was a victim of child abuse; at 12 he ran away from his Nova Scotia home to escape it, hence his personal concern for this frighten- run-down areas approaching ghetto status. ing blight on American family life which we Some studios have taken on the appearance tried to ignore for so long...The Statler of armed camps, with fences, alarm Bros. will soon have their own (first) TV systems, and electronic identification special. It'll be syndicated by Jim Owens devices on locked doors to try to combat the Productions here, in conjunction with Multi- threat of crime. One incident recently took M edia, which owns Music City News, TV place in the parking garage of the United Ar- channel 17 here, and just bought Show-Biz, tists Tower, which is accessible, day or now the largest Country TV syndicating con- night, only with a company-issued key. glomerate around...Burt Reynolds has ad- Even the men are carrying mace for self- ded another $100,000 worth of paintings and protection, and nobody wants to work at art to his new $300,000 customized bus (the night down there anymore for fear of being COUNTRY COOKERS — A television set was the top prize in the recent WOKK/Meridian, MS creation of steel guitar star and manufac- mugged and robbed when leaving for home. "Rainbo w Stew Recipe" contest The ten runner-up winners took home copies of Merle turer Shot Jackson's son David). Burt'll This incident shocks one from the romantic Haggard's MCA album "Live At Anaheim Stadium," featuring the recording "Rainbow Stew." use the bus as an on-location dressing room dreams of fantasy created here into the Morning personality Ken Rainey is seen with winner Frances Neal, and Anne Cherry and Keith for his movie work.. Bobby Fischer and frightening reality that, unless law enforce- Ballard of the WOK K morning team, "Rainey & Company." Joe Lucus celebrated the first anniversary ment, local government and our justice of Fischer & Lucus Inc., their successful na- system act soon, the dreams of Music Row, tional promotion and distribution company yes, even of America, may become a here. Darlene Austin, the good-looking, nightmare. super-singing thrush whose vast Opryland BULLETIN BOARD: The Country Radio and nightclub background makes her a Seminar Board of Directors meets this seasoned pro, teamed with heavyweight weekend (September 11-12) in tandem with writers Rory Bourke and Charlie Black for the 1982 Agenda Com mittee to firm next spr- her formal record-breaking debut. ing's plans for, the future. . Charlie Daniels TAKE TWO: Charlie Rich received the and Nashville Mayor Richard Fulton ap- 1981 Memphis State University Distinguish- plauded the format opening of a new 500,000 ed Achievement Award. He's the third to be square-foot smokeless tobacco plant here, so honored. Sam Phillips, whose Sun for different reasons. Fulton's excited about Records introduced Elvis Presley to the the cash-flow for the city, Daniels world, and Jerry Lee Lewis are past recip- dips! . . Country radio personality Ralph ients...That five-panel oil mural, entitled Emery had minor surgery at Parkview Hos- "History Of The Grand Ole Opry," which pital. If you miss Ed Bruce on the new Mitch Torok painted, took one year to com- "Maverick" TV series this fall, you can plete. It consists of four 7/12 ' x 18' panels. catch him on the AC-Delco commercials with the "Hillbilly Heaven" middle panel `14.11, measuring 10' x 20'. The entire oil-on- canvas mural will be 92' long when hung and displayed at the old Ryrnan Auditorium„

W A GON WINNER — KSON/San Diego and the KSON Cowboy have been giving away money to which was the home of the Opry from 1941 to the drivers of vehicles displaying official KSON bumper stickers. During a recent trip through San 1974...Rex Allen, Jr.'s new record producer Diego's Lak eside area, the KSON Cowboy (in the KSON Cowboy Cadillac, a pickup truck) spotted is Snuff Garrett, who most recently a bumper sticker on a little red wagon. Mr. & Mrs. Brothers and their two children were stopped discovered David Frizzell and Shelley and awarded a one-hundred dollar bill. Pictured are the aforementioned cowboy and the winning West ...Sami Jo Cole's new Elektra single is family. being produced jointly by Dixie Gamble- Bowen and Jim my Bowen. The latter is also producing Joe Sun's newest offering for Elektra That new album just completed by Floyd Tillman (one of this year's five final Hall of Fame nominees) at Gilley's ;111.• Studio in Pasadena, featuring Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, Mickey Gilley, and Johnny Lee, was produced by instrumental giant Johnny Gimble. during NCAA football games. Ed is shown PRINT IT!: Crystal Gayle the subject of a here getting made up by Bluebird Produc- Chet Flippo story in the October issue of tions's Bob Jermain prior to shooting, which Playboy magazine. She's at the MG M was all done on location in Bishop, CA. He Grand in Vegas this week ...George Jones's will also be recording a series of radio spots 50th birthday coincides with an upcoming for the company, which will air nationally cover story in People magazine on "The this fall...Ronnie McDowell's song about Possum.". . A Merle Haggard "Personali- "Older Women" is not getting him any book- ty Profile" in the September issue of Es- ings on TV shows hosted by women. quire magazine...A December feature in (Nobody wants to be called "old" or even Penthouse has excerpts from Merle's for- "older "! ) About that, Tom T. Hall says: "I

HA M HAPPENING — WBCS/Milwaukee invited listeners to name the Wisconsin State Fair's thcoming book, "Send Me Back Home," due don't know about older women being better new pig character. The winning entry was 'Willy B. Bacon," frying other entries like: "Sir Grunts out in early '82...Tam my Wynette & George lovers, but they're sure easier to Alot" and "Pig Floyd." Pictured at the unveiling of the new Swine Barn at the fair are (l-r) WBCS Richey (her husband) are the subject of an catch!" ...Jim my C. Newman celebrated PD Per Martin; Dick & Ellen, WBCSS morning team; 'Willy B. Bacon," and winner Linda Gaines. imminent feature in Cosmopolitan his 25th anniversary on the Opry and his 50th Describing the ceremonies, PD Martin told R&R, "It was a real PIG out!" magazine, and Rosanne Cash did interviews birthday Saturday night with a party on for the fall issues of Songwriter and Life stage. magazine. LEFTOVERS: The Post-Awards Cocktail CRIME ON MUSIC ROW: The workplace Party following the CM A TV special awards Coors Country News of those who deal in dreams faces a real live affair will host 2500 invited guests, and world fear of burglary, vandalism and per- Mary (Mrs. Jim) Reeves Davis, chairman This Week's Guest: sonal assault. Hardly a week goes by of the arrangements, says this one will be Johnny Lee without a break-in or two, and some factors bigger than ever. The live post-awards net- make Music Row employees more work radio show will follow the radio-TV Call Pete Howard (213) 399-4949 vulnerable than most. The well-kept simulcast. 131 Ocean Park Blvd. Santa Monica, CA, 90405 buildings and plush offices are an oasis of af- "A WINNER," Billy Bob Bowman says. fluence in the middle of housing projects and "is a loser who didn't give up!" Page 53 REtRIFriday, September 4. 1961

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CON WAY TWITTY - Mr. T. - 1MCA) Red Neteln tow, Makin -1 0rly In The M arrdn' " KENDALLS - Lenin' You In On A Feelln' - Mercury/PO) Night'"Irn Akeerty Token' Hottest Tracks: M O W RA MIETT tliettrai "fon L OO M V as in lOseA heat?' DON WILLIA MS - Especially For You - (MCA) -Fir...Ws

REBA hicENT1RE - Heart To Heart - (Mercury(PG) /we Irkwede" if I Piheeded Yaw- "Espookrry TOY lord I Hope This Day Is Good The Fewer" • Only Vol (And You Alone) Indelgdy Bars 1 Don't Want To Lora You COUNTRY ALBUMS BARBARA M ANDRELL Barbara Mandrel( "Live" HANK WIUJA MS JR. - The Pressure Is On - (Elektral (MCA) -Unsung Heroes "Shoe O W There Oancln Alone Cuts in bold type are nu:owing the henvuest airplay Curb) "Terwerewee SOAK" "The Iftweeere Se O n "RenebIn In My Shoes RONNIE MILSAP - There's No Gettire Over Me Waled Of Hank W iens A Country Boy Caw &meant 1 Don t Cam OY

(RCA)-/ W oullen't H e w PABseed If For Th. Woolde Ir • Al I Con Do Jesus Tomorrow Neater C O M MIT BOSSY SANE - As le - (Columbia) -.cat Me The Breese Is Yam TIM M To Thearen" "Taro Haute Don't Ahem'', PAW*. A Pear" JOHNNY CASH - The on - (Columbia) H MIs rna., "Eve rywhere I Turn Inane VO W PAwneryl" Most Requested:

DAVID ALLAN COE -- Tennessee W) ey - (Cokimble) OAK RIDGE BOYS - Fancy Free - (MCA) -Niter, Low Cele CON WAY TVaTTY "Tight Fittin . Jeans - (MCA) V oce Of The they" -O R U N K" You" "31tee Gone To LA AgaM" "I Wasted Gnaw! AI The Way (To The Rived" RONNIE McDO WELL "Older Wo men" (Epic) LACY J. D ALTON - Taldn' It Easy - (Columbia) ookiw, EDDIE RABBITT - Seep By Step - (FJektre) -swab, M D Mar EDDIE RABBITT "Step By Step" (Eloktral ma.afies - - Serne6 ady Knell Dewey J ones ' Devehrer who' "Dan DIm The Lights M e ws RONNIE MILSAP "(There's) No Gettln' Over -(RCA) JOHN DENVER - Some Days Are Dismonde - (RCA) KENNY ROGERS - Shire Your Love - (EMI/Liberty) -mos T.G. SHEPPARD "Party Time (WB/Gurb) "V A N Plie w ere in A M o on Jar (The Fer mi - L ore W M YEW- 111rese Of Glory - ThroustIt The Yew," "Grey Sward'"Goln PMCKEY GILLEY - You Don't Know Me (Epic) IN.. &NEW To AtIeherne• MICKEY GILLEY "You Don't Know Me" (Epic)

Nast- -40 M OR Magas" -DrirsIdng Oit Me morlee Down TANYA TUCKER - Should I Do It (MCA) -Rodoo OIrle• Pigs 54 REM/Friday, September 4, 1981

Jeff Green Adult/Contemporary

BRINGING STABILITY TO YOUR STATION, YOUR STAFF, YOURSELF Finding A Station To Call "Home"

If one thing can be said about the broad- career person in radio who's always looking to bigger "Promoting the staff outside the station is also im- casting business, it's that you never know and better opportunities and is willing to move frequent- portant. Let, the air talents know that the management what's going to happen next. The truth about ly on the way up." team and the station as a whole is interested in their job stability in radio is that there is none. When asked to give his advice to young PD's and visibility, through newspapers, bWboards, or TV spots. personalities on when to consider a move, Dan recom- Without good outside exposure, the public may never Or is there? There are a few who have mended, "It's time to move on when you feel like you've find out your station even exists, and your jocks will learned through experience how stability accomplished what you came there to do, and find never be discovered except by accidental tuning. can provide as many rewards as the peren- yourself looking to do more. "A station that lacks staff morale and suffers from nial exodus from market to (it's hoped) "It used to be that if you'd been in one place for a heavy turnover, a poor reputation, and weak ratings can larger market. long time, it'd be very beneficial when it was time to probably only reverse this negative trend with a new One such individual is Dan Armstrong, Operations make a change. You were a guy who didn't move around general manager. There are so many situations where Director at KOY/Phoenix. For over thirteen years, Dan and, in turn, would be an important addition to any sta- GM's hire PD's to be "me-too'-type guys. Unfortunately, tion that wanted you. Now it doesn't seem to make a dif- has been an institutional part of an institutional radio they aren't allowed to do what they were hired for. I ference. There are some people who've moved every six station. think a good general manager knows and agrees with months and now hold key positions nationally. the direction the PD is taking when he hires him and In this conversation, Dan discussed employment stability from three perspectives: as manager, as "You can't say that a person who has worked in fif- then supports him fully by giving him control over what teen markets knows radio any better than someone operations director, and as employee. he does best — program ming." who's spent the same time all in one place. One market Reviewing Prospective Employees Creating A Longevity Climate is like any other in the sense that you're going to be com- Dan maintains a very interesting perspective regar- Dan started by offering his views on what cultivates peting with those stations at that time, not as they were long-term employment. "It's a combination of things. five years ago. It only matters what the situation is right ding potential employees that may simply want to use First, it's the operation itself. We've had very few now. KOY as a stepping stone to a better job. Does that influence his decision whether or not to hire that person? management changes here. Since, I arrived, there have beerr only three general managers. That, of course, "Not really," said Dan. "When an individual walks into helps to solidify a station and its staff because the sta- the station, he may be thinking at that moment, 'Hey, I'll use KOY as a bridge to L.A.' But once he starts work- tion basically takes the feel of the general manager. Our DAN ARMSTRONG current GM, Gary Edens, has made several very big ing here and finds that this is one of the finest radio sta- moves of his own within this company. Our Program tions in the nation and that things are done here a little Director, Nat Stevens, is, in my opinion, one of the finest differently than at his previous job, he may start to get a PD's in the country. Good management is essential, and feeling of being at 'home,' a stronger sense of security. we're fortunate to have a nucleus of good people, from It can change his attitude to 'Gee, I could go to L.A. and the top to the personalities to the people behind the get blown out in six months, or I can stay here, live in a mos • scenes. nice home in a nice area. Hrrunnun — maybe I'll stay "As far as the working climate is concerned, KOY here.' " makes every effort to support our creativity. How many

radio jobs are there in this country where you can get up Yee.so.a. in the morning and actually look forward to going to Progress work? The people I work with are enjoyable and professional, and the atmosphere is friendly. We're always Lew Blatte moves up from account executive to thinking positively about how we can make things bet- Manager/Marketing & Sales Development at WYNY- ter. We all love living in this area and we bring that feel- ICO)r FM/New York. Maria Greenberg is the new Music Coor- ing into the radio station." dinator, formerly MD at WNEW-AM/New York... Living Environment Is Key Factor Paul Thorne has been promoted from MD at KUGN- FM /Eugene, OR to Program Director for KUGN-AM. Dan believes that the external environment has as Former AM PD Jack Fleming will stay to do afternoon mulch to do with creating employment longevity as the drive . . . Steve Morse steps up from MD to Program position itself. "Try to find an area that you really like Director at KWOS/Jefferson City, MO. Dan Turner living in. Several years ago, when I moved from San "Let the air talents know that the takes the MD slot, moving from Promotion Director. Diego to Kansas City, I became convinced that there is management team and the station as Charlie Kirk has been promoted from PD to Program no place in the country like the Southwest. Now I'm in a whole is interested in their visibili- Director at KMED/Medford, OR . . . Current lineup at the part of the country I really enjoy. From moving KYUU/San Francisco: Don Bleu/Gil Haar 5:30-loam, around I also learned that money isn't everything. ty, through newspapers, billboards or Jack Friday 10am-3pm, Tom Parker/Vickie Jenkins Above all, you've got to enjoy where you live. I love TV spots." 3-7pm, Steve Kane 7-midnight, Stefan Ponek midnight- Phoenix — it's a Shangri-La here. A lot of people who 5: 30 . . . Tom Eshbaugh has been named Advertising leave come back here sooner or later. and Promotion Manager at WCFL/Chicago. Tom came 'I'll give you an interesting twist: a record promo- "I love to play softball, and about ten years ago I put from a similar post with KSFX/San Francisco . . . Clint together our 'Marauders' softball team. We play all year tion friend told me once that he had recommended me Jones has been appointed air traffic/news reporter at for a job in another city. My friend told the GM about my 'round. There aren't many places you can do that. It's KOMO/Seattle. Clint comes from KCNR-KPAM /Seattle abilities and that I'd been at KOY for over 13 years. The had a big effect on me, because doing things outside the ... Joining KDKA/Pittsburgh as news reporter/an- station I enjoy is very important. manager then asked, 'What's wrong with him?' Right chor is Barbara Ann Boylan, from WKTQ/Pittsburgh as "However, these things probably mean nothing to a there, he had felt there must have been something reporter/host/producer . . . WGSM /Long Island has up- wrong with me, because I had stayed in one place for a ped its power from 5kw to 25kw, immediately increasing long time, without really knowing my reasons. If you're its potential listeners by 1 million . . . Current lineup at OUTCUE a PD seeking to hire someone, look behind the situation. KFRE/Fresno: Mike Webb 6-10am, Dan Spears 10am- As long as the reasons are good, I don't think anyone can 2pm, Kathi O'Shea 2-7pm, Erik Garcia 7-midnight, stay in one place 'too long' or 'too short' a period of Kevin Barrett midnight-6, Ron McCary and Bill Thomas time." It's The Spirit That Counts on weekends . . . Paul Arca, former AM drive/Produc- Developing A Stable Staff tion Director at KASH/Eugene, OR, is the new Thousands of people turned out to witness and par- While discussing management methodology for a 7-midnight personality at KSD-FM /St. Louis . . . IChris ticipate in the ICAKZ/Wichita "River Festival Tug 0' stable, longterm air staff. Dan said, "You have to have Favor has left his MD post at WIBW/Topeka for air- War." Despite the rain, everyone had a good time — some incentives, little bonuses or benefits, with a good shifts at KOMA/Oklahoma City. ... John Gordon, everyone except the ICAKZ team. They preserved their place to work as well. We have very modern facilities at sports-talk host on WTVN/Coliunbus, OH is the new record intact by losing in the shortest time for the se- KOY, and since I've been here, the station has been Sports Director at WTVN-TV KIIQ/Colorado Spr- cond straight year. remodeled a number of times. A good working environ- ings scored five awards to win the local press as-satia- No one turned out for the Portland, OR "W-A-G-0-B- ment should hr bright, not depressing. There should be tion radio competition for the second straight year. A-R-B" (We All Gave Our Best For The ARB), a picnic some windows to provide natural light. So many radio News Director Susan Levin won four of them . . . Scott by and for all the Portland/Vancouver area radio sta- stations you walk into look like the woodshed of some Shores is the new Music Director at KWKN/Wichita, tions. Why? It was rained out . . . outback cabin! KS. He keeps his afternoon drive shift. Now This,

Ak BREAKERS

AL JARREAU We're In This Love Together (1111B) 61% of our reporters on it Rotations: Heavy 13/1, Medium 45/4, Light 11/6, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 12, WBEN, WWVVE, WNDB, WSJS, WFDF, KAKI, WGIR, VVYMC, WSGW, WBO W, KOLO, KRKK. Moves 26-23 on A/C chart. In Addition To All This AVERAGE MOVE +4 WIKS on WABC add 11 KFMK deb 29 KYNO-FM 20-16 WKTU add KSET-FM 14-12 KIOY 24-20 WBEN-FM 17-12 KELP 37-31 FM102 24-21 WCAO 29-24 KINT add KGGI ra WROR add 24 KHFI 18-14 KJRB 21-17 WXKS-FM 22-17 WT1X add KNBQ on WPGC 27-24 B97 add KTAC 27-23 KRLY deb 24 KEEL add KCPX add Z93 25-18 KQ94 on WJBQ 6-6 94Q 26-22 WJDX 17-10 WLAM 14-12 Y100 22-17 KXX106 14-10 WTSN add Q105 25-20 WERC deb 26 WHEB deb 28 WCKX 12-11 WSGN deb 25 13FEA 29-26 WGCL add G100 26 WFBG add WZUU add WAAY deb 30 WCIR on CKLW 22 WAXY 22-17 WHHY on KEARTH add Y103 add 40 95SGF 30-22 KFI add BJ105 on WFOX on KIQQ 26-22 WBBQ deb 29 WCGQ on KFRC add FM100 deb 23 WFLB 19-17 KJR 18-14 WHBQ on WXLK 15-12 KYYX on WMAK-FM 22 FM99 17-14 KPLZ 24-20 WOKI 34-30 KSEL add B104 14-11 WRJZ add KVOL 30-26 WFBR 27-25 WNOX 18-15 KKXL on KC101 30-27 WBCY 16-14 KKLS on WICC deb 29 WAYS 28-21 WTRU on Q106 add WVLK 25-22 KENI deb 40 WHYN deb 25 WVIC 38-29 KQDI add 14Q add 27 WAKX on KYYA 30-26 WKEE 40-36 KIOA on KRLC 30-28 KLAZ 33-29 WISM add 30 KBOZ deb 27 AL J.111111EAU "We're In This Love Together" Direction: Patrick Raines & Associates Produced by Jay Graydon O N,

ON WARNER BROS. RECORDS RErR/Friday. September 4, 1981 Pap , S6 ..,,t,,,,..u.,:;•,4. - • .:„b Ak hinno mmAiRpLAw30

•••••k• W M% VV••• September 4, _ 1981 1 1 1 0 DI A N A R O S S it LIO N EL RICHIEJUndless Love (Motown)

2 2 2 0 R O N NIE M IL S A P/(T here's) N o G otten' O ver M e (RC A)

BREAKERS 10 8 3 0 E D DIE R A B BIT T/Step By Step (Elektral "Breakers" are those ne wer records that have the greatest level of 30 23 12 0 C H RIST O P HE R C R O S S/Arthur's The me (Best You Can D o) ( W B) station activity on any given week. 11 10 7 0 R A Y P A R K E R J R. it R A Y DI O/T hat Old S o n g (Arista) DAN FOGELBERG 17 12 10 0 /THE M A E A ST O N1F or Your Eyes O nly (Liberty) 29 22 16 0 L UL U/I Could Never M iss You ( M ore Tha n I Do) (Alta) Hard To Say (Full Moon/Epic) 7 6 6 8 P OI N TE R SIS TE R S/Slo w Hand (Pla net) 75% of our reporters on it Rotations: Heavy 11/1, Medium 50/11, Light 24/10, 9 9 9 0 A LA B A M A/F eels S o Rig ht (RCA) Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 23, WASH, KNO W, KPPL, KEX, KFMB, KING, 4 4 5 10 C A R PE N TE R S/T ouc h M e W he n W e're Dancing (Ab M) 23 19 17 A R T G A R F U N K EL/ A Heart In N e w York (Columbia) WEU, W HEN, WSBA, VVTAR, WPTF, W OAI-FM, W SJS, WTVN, WFDF, a, 5 6 8 12 J UICE N E WT O N/ Queen Of H earts (Capitol) W QUA, WIB W, WGIR, WATR, WLVA, WFIR, KFOR, WDIF. Moves 27-18 on 16 15 13 a) CO M MODORES/Lady (You Bring M e U p) (M oto w n) A/C chart KENNY ROGERS 16 14 14 Itp M I C K E Y GILLE Y1Y ou Don't Know M e (Epic) 3 3 4 16 K E N N Y R O GE R S/I D o n't N eed Y ou (Liberty)

Share Your Love With Me (Liberty) 13 13 15 18 J O H N D E N VE R/S o me D ays Are Dia m o nds.. (R C A) 61% of our reporters on it Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 38/16, Light 31/24, 19 18 18 ail D O N M cLE A Nlit's Just T he Su n (Mille n niu m) Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 42, WCB M, KDKA, 1NTAE, WASH, 97AIA, WFYR, 27 0 D A N F O GE L BE R G1Hard T o Say (Full M o on/E pic) WL W, WGAR, W WVVE, WISN, KOY, KEX, KNBR, WNAB, WTIC, WHA M, 20 20 19 0 P A BL O C R UISE/C o ol Love (AEtAl) New WSBA, WBT, WIS, WRVA, WHBC, WHIO, KLTE, WQUA, KUGN, KMJJ, 24 21 20 0 B E A C H B O Y S/T he B eac h B oys M edley (Capitol) Entry 25 0 J O U R N E Y/ W h o's Crying N o w (Columbia) ...... o. KSL, KLO, and 14 more. Debuts at number 25 on AIC chart 25 25 22 C i EL T O N J O H N/C hloe (Geffen) AL JARREAU 30 26 0 A L J A R R E A U( We're In This Love Together (WEI) We're In This Love Together (W13) 6 7 11 24 JOEY SCARBURY/Theme From "Greatest American Hero - (Elektral ....00. 0 KENNY ROGERS/Share Your Love With Me (Liberty) 61% of our reporters on it Rotations: Heavy 13/1, Medium 45/4, light 11/6, 30 C ) M O O D Y B L UE S/T he Voice (Threshold/PolyDraml Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 12, WBEN, WVVVVE, WNDB, WSJS, WFDF, KAKZ, 8 11 21 27 M A R TY B A U NIHearts (E MI America) W GIR, WY MC, WSG W, WBO W, KOLO, KRKK. Moves 28-23 on A/C chart Illo• 0 Q UI N C Y J O N E S featuring J A M E S IN G R A M/J ust Once (A b M)

12 16 23 zit A L A N P A R S O N S P R OJ E C T/Ti me (Arista) 14 17 24 30 AI R S U P PL Y/T he One That You Love (Arista)

This chart IS based solely on air play rotatio ns co m pile d w eekly fro m our A r reporting stations. Black circled numbers indicate significant progress from at NEW& ACTIVE least 60% of our reporters. Recent releases with airplay reported by at least 20 of our reporting stations are listed in order of their activity. The two numbers immediately follo w, ig each song title indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week and of those, how many added it this week The rotational breakdowns which follow Indicate how many MOST ADDED HOTTEST stations have the song in the respective rotation and of those, how many added it in KENNY ROGERS 'Snare Your Love With Me ILiberto D ROSS b L. RICHIE Endless Low." (Moto wn) RONNIE P I/SAP (Tho m .1 No Gettan Over PA." 'RC A) to that particular rotation this week %indicates one of this weeks M ost Added new DAN FOGELBERG Hard To Say IFull Moon E iticl EDDIE RABBITT Step By S W 111.1ittre) songs DAVID GATES TSAI. Me Now (Arista) Q. JONES tosturIng J. INGRA M Just Once lAb MI SHEENA E MITON For Your Eyes Only (Liberty/ AL JARREAU We're In This Love Tog•ther (VVB) CHRISTOPHER CROSS Artitur • The m. (Wel J O U R N E Y " W ho's Crying N o w" (C olu mbia) 82/10 Rotenone Heavy 27 ,0 Mediu m no, Light 6/3. Ext. Adds 0 Total Adds 10 VIAVINE W CC O-F M. KEMB. 5/NOR. WHA M, WTAR. K MJJ W KIC1 WNEL KFOR Heavy W REN. WIP, KDK A. WL W W G AR KNO W KPPL WN AB. WRIE. WHEN. WSLI. WS M FM. W TVN W O W O WI NH W CFR, WNEU. WABZ. WC HV W ORG. WKH M 5/WOO . WBO W W HIZ. KOLO. KRKK Moves 2621 on JI M P H O T O GL O " M ore To Love" (20 01) 23/2 A./C chi•rt Rotation• Heavy 0/0 M ediu m 13/0 Light 1012 Ext. Adds 0 Total Add. 31 WHACI, WKICE Mediu m WLTA, WSB. 97A1A, KEIL W DEF WIS VVFTL. WHBY WI-110 KRK O W ATR KFCID KAKI( Q UI N C Y J O NE S featuring J A ME S IN G R A M "J ust O nce" (Alt M) 58/15 Rotations Heavy 2.0 Medium 372. Light 16/5. Extre Add. 3. Total Adds 16. W AS 97AIA. WG AR. W W WE. WISH W BT. WRVA. J E S SE W I N C H E S TE R " Baby Blue" 113starsvIlieT W B) 23/1 W SJS KOB. KMJJ. WCFR WLVA. WEIR. WJ ON KBAI Heawr W M AZ. KSL Mod/on, W BEN. W ASH WITS. WL W, KEX. Rotations Heavy 210 M a:00 m 11 ,1 Light 10/0 Extre Adds 0 Total Adds 1, WFTL Heavy W DEF W KH M Modkam W IT S. KE W). WNAB. WELL WHA M. WIS. W NI3B W SLI W RVA W S M FM. WTAR. WI/BY KAKI. KEW() Debut., tit number 78 on 97AIA. W HBC KSL, WHAG KGGF KXIC KFQD K MED KRKK A C chart A RL O G U T H RIE "If I Could O nly To uch Y our Life" (VV B) 21/5 M O O D Y BL UE S " The V oice" alireshoid/PotyGrarn) 64/1 Rotenone Heavy 1/0 M ediu m 911 Light 1./2, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 6 WRV A. WCHV K MRJ, WHIZ KMED Heavy: WLTA. Rotenone Heavy 14,0 Medium 31 ,3, Light 914, Extra Adds 0. Total Adds 7. VIAN WE. KFMB. 5/NBA. W HA M. WTVN. KFOR, M ediu m ROY W NAB W DEF, W HBC WENN, WGIR. KLMS. W DIF KFOD Heevy W FYR W ON W NAB. WHEN. WRVR. WS M-F M. WO WO. KRK O. WINH W ABZ. WCHV. VVY MC. WK H M. KBAI G N A RL Y M c CL AIN "Siee pin' W ith T he R adio O n" (Epic) 2113 M edium WIP W TAE. 97AIA. WGAR KPPL. KEX. WSF M WELI. WGY. WJBO. WSLI, W M AZ. WTAR. KAKI Moves 3026 on Rotations Heavy WO M ediu m 10/1 Light 10/1 Extra Add. 1 Total Adds 3 K M B / WFTL WHAG Mediu m W CC O AM. WNAB, • AiC chart W DEF W M AZ W HBC W HIO 5/OR KXIC W DIF Ri D A VI D G A TE S "T ake M s N o w" (Arista) 43/21 D O N W ILLIA M S " Miracles" (M C A) 2112 Rotations Heavy 0/0 Mediu m 17'4. Light 20/11. Extra Adds 6 Tote! Adds 21, WORN, WLTA. 97AIA, KMBZ. WELI. WIS. WFTL, Rotations Heavy 3/0. Mediu m 16/0. Light 211. Extre Adds 1. Total Adds 2 5/SAY . WHIZ Heavy K MBZ. WRV A, KSL M ediu m W RVR. WS M FM W HIO KLTE. WOU A WIN K WATR. WABZ. WCHV. WY MC. ROOF. WKH M K MRJ WJ ON Mediu m W SB W CC O AM W NDB W RVR. W OAI FM, WSJS 5/ANT . KITE 5/R UG . KLO. W HAG. KGGF RIMS W S TV K MED WE N/ W NAB W NDB W RV A. WHBY. KR UG KSL. WKIQ W DIF W STV. KFOD, KMED A T L A N T A R H YT H M S E C TI O N " Alien" (C olu mbia) 2017 H E R B A L PE R T " M agic M an" (A b M) 43/1 Rotations Heavy 0/0 M ediu m 8/2. Light 102. Extra Adds 2 Total Adds 7 \NITA. WL W WIS W HBC W DIF WJ ON K MED Rotenone Heavy 4/0, M ediu m 2611 Ugh! 13/0. Extr• Adds 0. Total Adds 1, WL W Heavy W ORE W RV A. W KH M. WSTV Medium 5/ES W SLI W M AZ W HBY. KRK O W ORG Mediu m WLTA. WT MJ. KOY. KEX. W N AB. WELI. WSBA. WBT, W NDB, WFTL KAAY. W DBO W HBY. WFDF. KITE, KOB. KUGN KSL. WEIM. WATR. WKIQ KOGF. W DIF. KMED KRKK Others Getting Significant Action G A R Y W RIG H T "R eally W a nna K n o w Y ou" (W S) 41/1 Rotations Heavy 17/0. M edium 22/0. Ugh! 211. Extra Adds 0 Total Adds 1. KAK2 Heavy WL W. W CC O FM. W BT. WSLI. D A R YL H ALL it J O H N O A TE S "Private Ey es" (RC A) 18/4 W O WO K MJJ, WEIM. WHAG, WLNH W CFR. W ORG. WEIR KVVOS W BO W. W HIZ. KRKK. WS M-F M Medium. WIP. KDK A Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 112, Light 52 (xtre Adds 0 Total Adds 4 WHEN WTVN W ABZ, WB O W M edium %el W VVSL I W GAR, W W WE. KHO1N. KPPL KOY KING. WSF M. W GY W M AL WRVR. W OAI FM W AKR. WTVN KRKO W NEU, WCHV, W RVA W S M FM WLNH W CHV. W ORG W HIZ KBAI W W1. KXIC, KFOD FRE D K N O BL O C K " M e mp his" (Scott) Bros.) 18/4 A N D Y GI B B Et VI C T O RI A P RI N CIP AL " All I Have To D o Is Drea m" (118 0) 3813 Rotation. Heavy 110 Mediu m 6/1. Light 9/3 Extra Adds I) Total Adds 4 WBT WIS W HIO W KIG Hoevy ROY Mediu m Rotenone Heavy 10 M ediu m 23/1 Light 14/2 Extra Adds 0 Total Adds 3. WGAR. WEIR. W5/IQ Heavy W RVA. Mediu m W DEF W NDB W HBY W CIU A. W DIF W REN. WL W W CC O AM K E X. AN AB W DEF, WIS. WNDB WFTL W MA2, WT AR. WAKR W HBY. WHIO. KITE, KSL WEIM. W DIF K MRJ WJON. KFC1D K MED O A K RI D G E B O Y S "Fa ncy Free" (M C A) 15/8 Rotation. Heavy 111 M ediu m 370 Light WEE Extra Add. 2 Total Adds 8 5/SAY W OAI FM. W O W.. 5/OR W ATR W ACI M I C H AEL J O H N S O N "Y ou're N ot Easy To Forget" (( MI A merica) 33110 Rotetions Heavy 110 •Medlum 111. Light 170, Extra Add. 2. Total Add. 10 K MBZ. W NAB W DEF, W HIO. W HAG, WLVA. W K H M. WSTV M edium WIT S. WDEF. KSL W DIF. WSG W. KFOD. RAKE Heavy W CC O A M Medium WITS. WSB 97AIA KEX. WIS. W HBC WEIM W ATR, W ORG. R O B BIE D U P REE " Are You Ready For Love" (Elektra) 15/2 KXIC. ELMS. WJ ON Rotation. Heavy VO. Medium 710. Light 712 Extra Adds 0 Total Adds 31 WHIO W OO S Hoerr WLTA M edium W AS KEX.

F O U R T O P S " W hen S he W as M f G M" (Casable nca/P oly Grarn) 33/9 WIS W S M FM. KLMS WJ ON KRKK Rotenone Heavy 2/0 Medium 132 Ugh, 16/4, Extra Adds 3 Total Adds 9. KING W O O. WHIO. KAKZ. WHAG. Vi CFR, WHIZ. T E M PT A TI O N S " Ai ming At Your H eart" (G ordy) 14/1 K MED KRKK Heavy W REN W RVA Mediu m WTAE WL W KEX, WELI W BT W RVR. WHBC, KFIK O. WORG. WJ ON. 5/POD Rotations Heavy 0/0 M edium 4/0 Light 9/0 (rare Adds 1 Total Adds 1 WKH M M ediu m W OU A. WLVA. 5/EGO KRKK

S T A C Y L A T TIS A W "Love O n A T w o- Way Street" (Cotillion) 33/1 S TE VIE NI C K S with T O M P ET T Y... " Stop Draggin' M y H eart Aro u nd" (M o de m/Atco) 13/0 Rotenone Hoary WO Mediu m 16/1 Ugh! WO Extra Add. 0 Total Adds 1. KRNT Heevy WIP. WL W. WCIAR. WCCO-F M. WRIE Rotations Heavy 7/0 M ediu m 4)0. Light 2/0 Extra Adds 0 Total Adds 0 Heavy KDKA. WIGAN W S M FM W O WO WLNH W SJS WLV A. WSTV Mediu m W CB M WVVVVE. KOG O W GY WIIVR. W AKR. RIO. W HAG. WIN K W GIR, W NEU, WFIR W NEU W HIZ M ediu m KRK O W ABZ W CHV W BO W W KIC1 KMRJ W SG W RIT A C O O U D G E " The Closer Y ou G et" (Aft M) 1217 R O B BIE P A TT O N " Don't Give It U p" (Liberty) 30/4 Rotations Heavy 0/0 M edium 62, Light 6/3. Extra Add• 2. Total Adds 7. WIT S. WL W, KMBZ, WHS.. KUGN KSL WK H M Rotations Heavy 6/0, Medium 1S1 Light 8/2_ Extra Adds 1 Total Adds 4. W13/... W CC O-F M, KOLO KRKK Hesvy: K MJJ. Medium W SB. VVMAZ. WJ ON W NFL INK11161 K WOS W HIZ Mediu m W CB M W REN W GR WIP W W WE. WGY, WHEN. WIS. WRVR W SIX. WIN K WNEU. C A R PE NTE R S "( Want You) B eck In M y LI/ti A gain" (ATI M) 12/5 W KIQ K XIC. K KR) Rotations Heevy WO Mediu m 72 Light 3/0 Extra Adds 2. Total Adds 6 WREN, WL W, KEIL W DEF. WACI Medium W SB

R E O S PE E D W A G O N "In Yo ur Letter" (Epic) 30(3 WFTL W DBO W RVA Rotations Heavy 6,1 M ediu m 19/1. Light 611. Extra Adds 0 Total Add. 3 WL W, W NDB W O WO Heavy W HEN. W HAG, D OLL Y P A R T O N " H o use Of T he Rising Sun" (RC A) 12/5 W CFR. WCHV W KH M Medium W CB M W BEN. W ASH W GAR W BT W SLI. W MAZ. WHBC. KRKO. WEIM WLNH. WABZ. Rotations Heavy ITI M ediu m 611. Light 413. Erin. Add. 1 Total Adds 6 WHBC RIO W ABZ. VVY MC W DIF Heavy VilLTA W ORG WEIR. 5/WOO WEIO W W HIZ. KFOD. Medium K MBZ. WCC O AM W BT WIS

EL O " M aid O n Tig ht" (Jet) 30/1 N M C A R N E S " Dra w Of The C ards" (E MI A merica) 11/1 Rotations Heavy WO. Modkim 19/0. Ugh! 3/1. Extra Adds 0. Total Add. 1. WTVN Heavy WIP. WTAE. WL W. WO WO. KRK O Rotenone Heavy 1/0 Mediu m WO. Light 511. Extra Adds 0. Total Adds 1 WO WO Heavy W S M FM Mediu m KNEIFI W LNH, WLNH W ABZ. WC HV Medium W CB M IWS KDK A. WGAR W HEN. WJBO. WSLI W M AZ. KMJJ. WEIM W HAG. WNEU W ABZ. WEIR KRKK M ONO RIMS W BO W W HIZ KFCID KBAI. KRKK C A R OLE B A YE R S A G E R "E asy To Love A gain" (Board walk) 10/5 SIL VE R C O N D O R "Y ou C o uld Ta ke M y H eart A way" (C olu mbia) 28/3 Rotations Heavy 1/0 Mediu m 10 Light 11/) Extra Adds 31 Total Add. 6 WHBC KLO W CFR. WSTV W HIZ Heavy WIT S. Rotations Heavy IWO M edium 1410 Ugh! 14/2 Extre Adds 0 Total Add. 3. WHAG KXIC, KRKK Mediu m 97AIA. WL W. KEX. Medium. 'WCC O AM W OO W SLI. W MAZ, WCFR W NEU. W ABZ, WFIR, W ACI K W OS W HIZ. KFCID D E NIE CE W ILLIA M S "Silly" (ARC/Columbia) 10/1 G E O R GE FIS C H OFF "Foxy" (Herita ge) 2812 Rotenone Heavy 1'0 M ediu m 6:1 Light 4.0 Extre Adds 0 Total Adds 1 Vs/L W Heavy W DEF M ediu m WIT S. 97AIA. WNDB. Rotabons Heavy 1,0. Medium 14/1. Light 13/1 Extra Adds 0 Total Adds 2 KRNT, KAKZ. Hewer WDEF M edium 97A10, WELI W ORG W HA M. WOO S. WHBC. RIO KSL WEIR. ROOF RIMS K MRJ W STV 5/MED. IVIA R T Y B A U M " Atlanta Lady (Something A b out Your Love)" (E MI A merica) 9/9 U TTLE RIV E R B A N D 'T he Nig ht O wls" (Ca pitol) 27/8 Rotations Heavy 0/0 Mediu m 1 1 Light (•tra Adds 0 Total Adds 9 WET & WSB. WNDB W MAZ. WHBY W ORG. KXIC. Rotations Heavy WO, Medium 18/3 Light 9/5 Extra Adds 0 Total Adds 8 WT AE. KEX, KNBR. WTVN W O WO WEIR. KFCID KBAI KOLO KOLO Mediu m WL W KHOVV. WHEN W S U W S M FM W HBC WEIM. WIN K WNEU, WABZ, WCHV W BO W. WHIZ. KBAI S TE VIE W O O D S "Steal The Night A way" !Cotillion) 8/5 KRKK Rotations Heavy 1'0 Mediu m 8/4 Light 1 Extra Adds 6 WORG W ACI KXIC. 5/W OO W O1F Mediu m WJON NIE LSE N/PE A R S O N "T he Sun Ain't G o n na S hine A ny m ore" (Capitol) 2714 VI C A S HE R " W hat A m I Gon na D o" (Veis!) 8/1 Rotations Heevy 2)0. Medium 13/0 Light 10/2, Extr• Adds 2_ Total Adds 4 KPPL. WHIO. KLO K MED Heavy W RVA, WKH M Rotation• Heavy WO Mediu m 0/0 Light 70 Extra Add. 1 Total Adds 1. WDEF Medium W BEN W ASH WL W W OO W BT W S W FTL WS M FM W DBO W SJS. WOIR, WATR. RIMS R O GE R V O U D O U RIS "First Love" IlloarchNelk) 8/1 A RE T H A F R A N K U N Et G E O R GE B E N S O N "Love All T he H urt A way" (Arista) 28/7 Rotations Heavy 0/0 Mediu m 0/0 Light II Extra Adds 0 Total Adds I KOLO Rotations Heavy 070 Medium 5/2_ Light 16/3, Eon. Adds 7_ Total Adds 7 WREN W M AZ, WINH 5/WOO W HIZ. KFOD KRKK Medium W ON W NAB W DEF W HAG W ATR RIMS W ILLIE N E LS O N "I' m G o n na Sit Right D o w n..." (Colu m bia) 7/1 Rotations Heavy 110 Medium (VI Light 0/0 E•tre Add. 0 Total Adds 1 5/ANT Heavy KSL Mediu m KNIBI WT MJ W NDB M I KE P O ST featuring L A R R Y C A RL T O N ' The T ho me Front Hill Street Blues" (Elektra) 25/8 W HBC KXIC Rotatio n. Hies, 10. Medium 1012 Ugh! 13/6 Ext., Adds 1 Total Adds 7. KHO W, KEX. WBT RIO WL NH W ABZ KXIC 5/WOO Heavy W1TA M edium W SB W DEF W FTL W M A2. WS M FM W DIF, WSTV KBAl N EIL SE D A K A " My W orld K ee ps Slip ping A way" (Eiektra) 7/0 Rotetion• Heavy 0/0 Medium 40 Light 310 E.tra Add. 0 Total Add. 0 Mediu m W CCO AM W NAR W DEF W STV A N NE M U R RAIN "It's A l I Can D o" (Ca pitol) 24/10 A LL M A N B R O T HE R S B A N D "Straig ht Fro m The H eart" (Ar(sta) 7/0 Rotatio n. 110 M ediu m 12f6. Light 1014 Emtre Adds 1 Total Adds IS KOY.KEX. WOAI FM. WHIO KSL WATR W K H M. Rotations Heavy 0/0 Medium 4/0 Light 3/0 Extra Add. 0 Total Add. 0 Medium W MA2. WS M FM. WIN K WHIZ K MRJ K MED KRKK Heavy KLOK M edium VVSB. W DEF WFTL WSLI. W MAZ. KXIC. WJON Page 57 RI:IR/Friday, September 4, 1981 Regionalized Adds & Hots M M. A / C,

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V103's Scotty Andrews General Market Success

In these days of fierce professional crossover. I think V103 has a formula now that really respect for our President, Wayne Hudson, based at ow' rivalry, blacks are not only competing on an works. Understand that we're not programming to one home office in Memphis, as well as our Vice President & intellectual level but also as minorities who particular segment of the market; instead, we are pro- General Manager Rick Rogers, because -- here gramming to the masses, the general market yet we are counted and printed out as part of a again what we have is one big happy family. I say have a black base. Yes, we are in competition with other federally regulated quota. In regard to this that with all honesty and sincerity. Although I'm the on- Black stations but at the same time we look at the pop fact of life, I felt the need to showcase a ly black department head with the Atlanta operation, I stations in competition with us. Our product must please have the same tools as any other department head prime example of a radio pro whose career the listening public no matter what the race or color. would have to get the job done." Our format could, however, be considered a takeoff of as a successful programmer has been As a veteran programmer in radio, what advice progressive Black stations." predicated exclusively on his diligence and would Scotty give to other blacks and minorities who are Does he think it's necessary to the success of the not color. I chose Scotty Andrews, Program interested in the radio business but want to direct their radio station to have a racially mixed air staff? "To tell Director of VVVEE (V103) /Atlanta, owned by talents toward the general market outlets? How can Plough Broadcasting. Not only is Scotty a they get their foot in the door? "Well, it took me a while pro, but he's a black from Black radio whose to program a station of this type (Urban "We are in competition with other Contemporary), so I don't recommend waiting around competence has afforded him the opportuni- Black stations but at the same time 10 or 11 years before getting involved with a general ty to program an Urban Contemporary sta- we look at the pop stations in competi- market station, but get involved early in your career. I tion for a large white-owned and operated would say that you have to prepare yourself by becom- company. tion with us. Our product must please ing qualified, looking at the entire scope of broadcasting, and asking yourself just how good you want to Mr. Andrews's career began in 1966 in Norfolk at the listening public no matter what WHIR, backed up by prior experience in radio/tele- be. It takes a lot of sacrificing, a lot of reading, and a lot the race or color." of study to make it." vision while serving in the US. Navy. From Will-I, Finally, I asked Scotty if he had any other thoughts about what's needed by programmers to succeed in the Scotty went to WIGO/Atlan- you the truth, I hadn't thought about it that way but we 80's? "Programmers have to look beyond gut feeling ta, where he served for do have a racially mixed air staff, consisting of four While gut feeling comes irito play in any profession, I seven years, and finally on blacks and three whites. My staff also breaks down to to V103 in November 19'76. think in radio you must look beyond that, because as you two females and four males. Our Monday through Fri- work in the industry with large corporations your bosses Commenting on his early day regulars are evenly balanced, three blacks and days in the business. Scotty three whites. These people are able to relate on both says, "Frank Ward, who sides of the fence. One thing I really like about our sta- was once the VP of the tion is we don't hesitate to send a black to a "It takes a lot of sacrificing, a lot of Spidel chain in Norfolk, and predominantly white establishment nor do we hesitate reading, and a lot of study to make Rudy Reynolds, GM at the to send a white announcer to a predominantly black time, are the two in- establishment. and that's one of the keys to our success. it." dividuals for whom I have People make the difference." the utmost respect. They Scotty Andrews

prepared me for the position I presently hold . What they No Prejudicial Problems are looking for facts, and facts come from research. I did was teach me radio in a professional man- I asked Scotty if he'd had any forms of prejudice think programmers, in general, should get more involv- ner — from the very beginning." directed at him from subordinates. "The answer to that question is no! I came aboard as an assistant to the PD ed in 'the marketing and merchandising of their pro- Mixing It Up For Atlanta duct — the radio station. The key to a successful station and I didn't find any problems whatsoever. When I is to eliminate, if possible, the tuneout factors. Here I began by asking Scotty how it feels to control a sta- started with V103 there was only the program director, again, good production, good talent, professional- tion of V103's magnitude in a city like Atlanta which has a part-time announcer, and myself. So, when I did take sounding news, and effective public affairs are all a mixed audience. "First of all, Atlanta is a unique city; over, the part-time person became full-time and that elements that make up the other ingredients of an its black population is perhaps 6896 or more, so the type made two of us; we were automated at that time. Later overall winner." of format that we have (Urban Contemporary) may be a we added additional people. As far as any prejudice is little easier to implement here as compared to other V103 and Scotty Andrews have succeeded in the concerned, I haven't experienced it. I must say that one cities. I enjoy the challenge, but I must say that a lot has of the highlights in my career has been being able to Atlanta market. The fruits of their labor were an 8.0 share ARB last fall and 8.9 in the latest ARB for Spring to be said for Plough Broadcasting. They have spent a work with Plough Broadcasting. I have the utmost lot of time and money on research prior to making any '81. changes. Coming to Plough I found the facilities, budgets, and all the tools needed to make a winner. After examining the city, plus evaluating our research, it was a little easier to make a decision as to what direc- Action tion to take. "In 1976 we were strictly Disco — we rode that to • Belated congratulations to WTLC/Indianapolis the top of the ratings — and as it began to fade we began presented the Albiria Tavares Association Bike Ride Music Director Roger Holloway and his new bride making adjustments. As early as 1977 our first adjust- August 23, naming the bike ride in honor of their mother, Monica. Roger took the time to send us a copy of their the late Albina Tavares. The Bike Ride took place on a ment was the addition of some jazz fusion; later came wedding vows. R&B ballads, and in 1979 we began to add some pop 14-mile course, which represented one-half mile for each • Congratulations to Marva Mays, midday per- of the deceased Atlanta children. There was a special sonality at WBLX/Mobile, on her marriage to Mark adult-supervised five-mile ride for children who wanted Trenier III. to participate. New Bedford, MA was the location of the • Mark Ward, formerly of KROK /Las Vegas, is now Bike-A-Thon. the overnight person at KMJM/St. Louis. • Two issues back we printed a record company pro- • Paul Stephens has exited WYLD-F M/New mo list. Two corrections to that list follow: 20th Century Orleans as Music Director. The new MD is James Alex- Records, 8544 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, CA 90069. Con- ander, one-time Program Director of WBMX/Chicago. tact: Donnie Brooks. Prelude Records, contact Joey James has worked the New Orleans market before at Bonner, (212) 974-0360. WBOK. • Carmen Brown of WBLX /Mobile has been reliev- • WVON & WGCl/Chicago hosted a five-mile ed of her duties as Program Director and is now Promo- woman's run Sunday. August 30 for the benefit of Opera- tions & Publicity Director for the station. I understand tion PUSH. The event was cosponsored by Johnson Pro- that GM Larry Williams will handle the programming ducts and Woolworth Stores. chores himself, with help from the chain's National Pro- WAIL WITH THE JACKSON Pktvred at the Baton Rouge • KJOP/Lemoore, C'A reports that its new National gram Director. Centralplex Auditorium from left to right are guest Black Network program, "The Action Woman," is not • WSSJ/Camden, NJ announced the appointment of Madeline Cheri, the Jacksons's Randy 77to, and Jackie, only a popular program with the ladies but also very in- Ms. Valerie Kersey as Public Service Director, accor- WAIL contest winner Debra Johnson, Michael Jackson, triguing to their male listeners. WAIL/Navy Orleans Program Director Berry Richards, and ding to James N. Wade, President/GM. Mr. Wade also • The Tavares sponsored a Bike-A-Thon in the Marlon Jackson. announced the appointment of Paul J. Perrello as memory of the Atlanta youths. The Tavares family WSSJ's new News Director. Page 59 RErRIFriday, September 4. 1981 Black Radio

rg DONALD BYRD Et 125TH STREET N.Y.C. "Love Has Come Around" (Elektra) 49% (+ 9) reporting. Added at WDIA, WHRK, WD MT, WK W M, VVW WS, KLIP Medium at WA MO, WDAS, WXYV. W WIN. WILD, WCIN, W AIL WB MX, KSOL KDKO. KACE. WTOY, WOIC. WANT. WGIV, WKND. Hot at WHUR, WAOK, WVVRL, WDAO. HOTTEST TIME "Get It Up" (WB) 49% reporting. Debuts this week. Added at WXYV, VVWIN, Foilowing are listed in order of their airplay activity W HRK, WGIV, WBLX. Medium at WA MO, WAOK, WVEE, WDIA, WAIL, WJ MO. WD M T WJLB, VVVON, WB MX, WGCI, KDAY, KSOL, KDKO. WPDQ, WVOL. WATV. WTOY, KACE Hot at WENN, WVVWS. TEMPTATIONS "Aiming At Your Heart" (Gordy) 49% reporting. Added at WKND, DIANA ROSS Er LIONEL RICHIE WJ MI. Medium at WDAS, VVVVIN, WILD, W AOK, W DIA, W HRK, W AIL WCIN. WJ MO. "Endless Love" (Motown) WB MX, KSOL. KDKO, WGIV, WJJS, WKXI, KOKY, WLOU. WTOY, WDAO, VVILC, KAEZ. CARL CARLTON KJLH, KLIP. Hot at WXYV. QUINCY JONES featuring JAMES INGRA M "Just Once" (AEtIVI) 47% "She's A Bad Ma ma Jame" (20th) reporting. Debuts this week. Added at WKND, WI MP. WGIV, WENN, WOIC, WDAO. WK W M. FOUR TOPS KDIA. Medium at WA MO, WILD, WVEE: WHRK, WYLD-FM, WAIL. WD MT, WJLB. KSOL. "When She Was My Girl" (Casablanca/PolyGram) W WRL WPD Q. WKXI, WJ MI, WLOU, WTOY, KAEZ. Hot at KOKY. AL JARREAU 5 WEST STREET MOB "Let's Dance (Make Your Body Move)" (Sugar Hill) "We're In This Love Together" MB) 45%(+7) reporting. Added at WKXI, WOIC. Medium at WXYV, WILD, WVEE, WAIL, WJ MO. WB MX, KDKO, WKND, WT MP. WGIV. WO WI, WLOU, VVTOY, WTLC, WK W M. Hot at WDAS BRICK W WIN. WPD Q. WVOL. WANT, WBLX, WDAO. "Sweat ('Til You Get Wet)" (Bang) ?Si CA MEO "I Like It" (Chocolate City/PolyGram) 45% (+7) reporting. Added at RICK JAMES W CIN, WJ MO, W OIC. Medium at VVVVIN, W AOK, WVEE, WDIA, WHRK, WCIN, WVON, WB MX, KSOL. KDKO, WGIV, WJJS, WATV, WENN, WKXI. WJ MI, WLOU, WBLX, WDAO, "Super Freak" (Gordy) WK W M. Hot at WVVVVS, KACE. EVELYN KING PATTI AUSTIN "Do You Love Me?" (Qwest/WB) 45% (+ 3) reporting. Added at "I'm In Love" (RCA) W GCI, KXA M, KJLH, WTOY. WOIC. Medium at WA MO, WDAS, WXYV, WILD, WAOK, WDIA, TEENA MARIE W HRK, WCIN. WB MX, KSOL, WGIV. WJJS, WLOU. WBLX, WDAO, WTLC, WK W M. Hot at W WIN, W WRL. "Square Biz" (Gordy) RAY PARKER JR. Et RAYDIO "That Old Song" (Arista) 45% (+2) reporting. B.B. Et Q. BAND Added at KMJ M, WJJS. Medium at KMJQ, WAOK, WDIA, WHRK, WJ MO, WD MT, WB MX, "On The Beat" (Capitol) KXA M, WPD Q. WGIV, WENN. WTOY, WK W M, KACE, KLIP. Hot at WXYV, WCIN, KDAY. LUTHER VANDROSS KSOL. KDKO, WKND, KOKY. NICK STRAKER BAND "A Little Bit Of Jazz" (Prelude) 45% reporting. Added at "Never Too Much" (Epic) KXA M. Medium at WA MO, W DAS, WXYV, WILD, W HUR, W AOK, W HRK, WAIL W CIN, RENE Er ANGELA WJ MO, WJLB, WVON, WB MX, WGCI, KDAY, WI MP. WJ MI, WTOY, WDAO, VVTLC, WK W M. "I Love You More" (Capitol) Hot W WIN, KJLH. RAFAEL CA MERON "Funtown U.S.A." (Salsoul) 45% reporting. Medium at ARETHA FRANKLIN Et GEORGE BENSON W A MO, WDAS, WXYV, KMJQ, WVEE, WCIN, WJ MO, WD MT. KDAY, KXA M, WI MP. WANT, "Love All The Hurt Away" (Arista) W O WI, WENN, WOIC, WTOY, WK W M, VVVVWS, KAEZ, KACE, KLIP. Hot at WDIA, WLOU. MAZE WBLX. "Before I Let You Go" (Capitol) 5 ROGER "Heard It Through The Grapevine" (WB) 43°A) (+7) reporting. Added at WXYV, WHUR, WDIA, WATV. Medium at WHRK, WAIL, WEDR, WCIN, WD MT, WJLB, PHYLLIS HYMAN Et MICHAEL HENDERSON WVON, WGCI, KMJ M, KSOL, KDKO, WVOL. WENN, WDAO, VVVVVVS. Hot at WAOK, WB MX, "Can't We Fall In Love Again" (Arista) WTLC, WGIV. CO M MODORES AFTERNOON DEUGHTS "General Hospi-tale" (MCA) 43% (+5) reporting. "Lady (You Bring Me Up)" (Motown) Added at KXA M, VVVVWS. Medium at WA MO, W WIN. WAOK. WVEE, WDIA, WHRK, WAIL, WB MX, KMJ M, KDAY, WKND, WI MP, WJJS, WATV, KOKY, KAEZ, KDIA. Hot at WVON, DENIECE WILLIA MS W GCI, WGIV, WVOL. "Silly" (ARC/Columbia) GLADYS KNIGHT Er THE PIPS "If That'll Make You Happy" (Columbia) 40% LARRY GRAHA M (+6) reporting. Added at WJ MO, WJLB, KLIP, WKXI. Medium at WDAS, WXYV, WHUR. "Just Be My Lady" MB) W AOK, WVEE, WHRK, WYLD-F M, VVVON, WB MX, KDKO, WKND, WVOL, WJJS, KOKY, WTOY. Hot at VVVVRL. WDAO. RICHARD "DIMPLES" FIELDS "She's Got Papers On Me" (Boardwalk) 40% reporting. Medium at WA MO, W WIN, WILD, WAIL WCIN. WD MT, WGCI, WANT, WO WI, WBLX, WTLC. Hot at WVON, KMJ M, KDKO, WPDQ, WI MP, WENN. WVVVVS, KAEZ, KACE. PEACHES Er HERB "Freeway" (Polydor/PolyGram) 38% (+6) reporting. Added at WKXI, WBLX. Medium at WXYV, WAOK, WVEE, WAIL WCIN, WJ MO. WB MX, KDAY, CLIMBERS KXA M. KDKO, WKND, WGIV, KOKY, WLOU, WTOY. WILC. Hot at WHUR, WDAO Following are listed in order of their airplay activity HERB ALPERT "Magic Man" (A& M) 38% (+2) reporting. Added at WD MT. Medium at WA MO, WXYV, VVWIN, WAOK, WHRK, WYLD-FM, WAIL. WCIN, WJLB, WB MX. W GCI, KDAY, KDKO, WKND, WGIV, WKXI, KOKY, W WVVS, KAEZ. DENROY MORGAN "I'll Do Anything For You" (Becket) 60% reporting. Added AFTERBACH "It's You" (ARC/Columbia) 38% (+ 2) reporting. Added at KXA M, at VVTMP Hot at WA MO, WDAS. W WIN, WILD, WAOK, VVVEE, WHRK. WEDR, WJ MO, W GIV. Medium at WA MO, WDAS, WXYV. WDIA, WHRK, WEDR, WCIN, WJ MO. WB MX, WJLB, VVVON, KDKO, WPDQ. W O WI, WENN, WOIC, WILC, WK W M, KJLH. Medium at KDAY, KSOL WKND, WPDQ, WVOL, WENN, KOKY, WTOY. Hot at WDAO. WDIA, WB MX. WGCI, KDAY, KXA M. WGIV, WVOL, WANT, WATV, WLOU, WTOY, KLIP. BITS Er PIECES "Don't Stop The Music" (Mango) 36% reporting. Debuts this POINTER SISTERS "Slow Hand" (Planet) 60% reporting. Hot at WA MO, WDAS, week. Added at KMJ M, KSOL, WTOY. Medium at WA MO, WDAS. W WIN. WILD, WAOK, WXYV. WHRK, WYLD-FM, WAIL, WD MT, KMJ M, KDAY, KSOL. KDKO, WATV, WKXI. WOIC, W VEE, WJ MO, WB MX. WKND, VVTMP, WENN, WLOU, W DAO. WTLC. W WVVS. Hot at KJLH. Medium at WILD, KMJQ, VVVEE, WDIA. WCIN, WVON, WGCI, WKND, WGIV, WANT, WK W M. W O WI. WJ MI, WLOU, VVTOY, KACE, KLIP. KDIA. MITEDDY PENDERGRASS "I Can't Live Without Your Love" (Philadelphia International) 58% (+ 7) reporting. Added at WWRL. WPDQ. Medium at WDAS, WXYV. W WIN, WAOK, WVEE, WDIA. WHRK, WAIL, WCIN, WJ MO, VVVON, WB MX, KSOL, KOKO, WKND, WI MP, WGIV. WJJS, WO WI, WATV, WKXI, WOIC, KOKY, WBLX, WTOY, WDAO, VVTLC, WK W M. Hot at WHUR. S.O.S. BAND "Do It Now" (Tabu) 58% (+5) reporting. Added at WCIN, WK XI NEW &ACTIVE Medium at WA MO. WXYV, WAOK, WD MT, WJLB, WVON, WB MX, WGCI. KDAY, KXA M, KDKO, VVWRL, WI MP. VVVOL, WJJS, WO WI, WENN, WOIC. KOKY, WLOU, WTOY. WK W M. KACE. KDIA. Hot at WDIA, WHRK, KSOL. WKND. 5 RONNIE LAWS "Stay Awake" (Liberty) 57% (+10) reporting. Added at KMJQ. GRAINGERS "Shine Your Light" (BC) 34% reporting. Added at WDIA. KXA M WJ MO, WATV, WENN Medium at WDAS, WXYV, VVVVIN, WILD. WAOK, WHRK. WYLD-FM. Medium at WA MO, WDAS, WEDR, WCIN, WJ MO, WD MT. WJLB, WGIV, WVOL, WENN. WCIN, WD MT, WJLB. WB MX, WGCI, KDAY, KDKO. WKND, VV'VVRL. WGIV, WJJS, WKXI, KAEZ Hot at WAOK, WB MX, WLOU, WTOY, WK W M. KOKY, WLOU, WBLX, WDAO, WK W M, W WVVS. Hot at KJLH NOEL POINTER "Classy Lady" (Liberty) 34% reporting. Medium at WA MO, WDAS. EVASIONS "Wikka Wrap" (SA M) 53% reporting. Added at WVON. Hot at WILD, WXYV, WILD, W AOK, WYLD-FM, WEDR. WCIN, WJLB, WB MX, KDAY, WKND, WPDQ, WHUR, WVEE, WDIA. WEDR, WB MX, WGIV, WKXI, WBLX, WTLC, VVWVVS, KLIP. Medium at WJJS, WLOU, WDAO, WK W M, VVVVVVS. W A MO, WAOK, WD MT, WJLB, KSOL, KDKO, WKND, WPDQ, WI MP, WANT, WENN, WJ MI. ROCKIE ROBBINS "Time To Think" (A&WI) 34% reporting. Debuts this weak. W OIC, VVTOY. WK W M. Added at WXYV, WAOK. WVEE, WB MX, KDKO, KOKY, WJJS, WKND. Medium at W WIN. IN STEPHANIE MILLS "Night Games" (20th) 51% (+9) reporting. Added at W HUR. WYLD-FM, WAIL, WJ MO, WBLX, WDAO, WTLC, WK W M Hot at WB MX WH EW. WJLB. WKXI. Medium at WDAS, WAOK. WYLD-FM, WEDR, WD MT, WVON, KDAY, STANLEY CLARKE/GEORGE DUKE "I Just Want To Love You" (Epic 32) KSOL. KDKO, WKND, VVVVRL. WPDQ, WGIV, WVOL. WJ MI, KOKY, WBLX, WDAO, WK W M, reporting. Added at WTOY. Medium at WXYV. WDIA. WHRK. WYLD•FM, WJLB. WB MX. WVVVVS, KAEZ. KJLH, KACE. KLIP. KSOL, KDKO, WJJS, WOIC, KOKY, WB MX. WTLC, VVVVVVS. Hot at KDAY. VVVVRL MANHATTANS "Just One Moment Away" (Columbia) 51% reporting. Medium BARBARA MASON "You Got The Papers (But I Got The Man)" (WMOT) at WDAS, W WIN, WHUR. WAOK, WHRK. WAIL WD MT, WB MX, WGCI, KDKO, WPDQ. 30% reporting. Debuts this week. Medium at W WIN, WILD, W DIA, WYLD FM. WJ MO. W GIV, WVOL. WANT, WO WI, WATV, WBLX, WK W M, KJLH, KACE. KLIP, KDIA. Hot at WVON, WGCI, KDAY, WGIV, WVOL, WO WI. WATV, WENN, WKXI. WTLC. KDIA WXYV. WCIN, WJLB, WJJS, WTOY. MIR/Friday, Septarnber 4. 1981

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HOTTRIT7 BO ICI Band Ronnie Laws Freryn king A OM MIA GA Rica Jame* Solna rations VIKXI traoiona Scotty Andre ws ROW Rich,* Rick Jerwse Soo. W V OL Jackson. MI Cart Canon Cad Canton Ratael Cameron NeeiwiSe, TN Smo•ay Robinson If TOO Brick T a wny Marsh al ADDED Rano I Angela Pilchard Dimples Fied• Fad Harvey Al AMIN. Jimmy Roe. Com modoron Teen. Mmaner A00617 Mara Before Stalemate Won Sven Mob ADDEO Chern, L•nn Co.'.. Mayhekt Rkhard fields I r• Got (ra n, 11119 Larry Orsham W E DR West Street Mob 10901501 Gang Showdown Lsfr Grehern Melba Moor• Sway. king M ane, FL In. Corn Cr... (nen Any Peach . I Meet Ai Jarro w f motion. •eache. • Herb loans Marin Leo Jackson KS01. Khoury HOTTEST Amen, • allichse Rock,. Robbins Son Mateo. C A ADOIED Rick Jame. boa.. Garbo Knight Redding. W HRK W T OV 100nny • Micheal Mill Don. . Win/erne Borneo M oody SOB Send Mae* Darts Shout M e mphis, TN Roanoke, VA Slar• Carl Carlton Itoolanniro Rana • Angels W el W P M) Sharon Said, Donnie Doane Wild loom FloaalUchle 1100116nnOn Jacksonville FL Awn Mean/ *nal Soo. Mob Mighty Fans ADOID M ao St Cab Melba Moors Afternoon Dengns WrIght rime Richard 'Dimpiee" ANON I've Got' Tea. Merle Stacy UR . .. II W. KJLI4 Moos Badore kildniglat SW "OMR" t bon. Webb Stearnainie MISS Chain. Khan "Arty" C.nmodrase Lae A, gles. CA 14CITTEITT Richard Dimples (la b Ioe Got lecke BA. Lawrence Ts ar Denierc• WMarna Donsid llyrd Neoc Kw.* arshlord It Simpson W A NT ADO'S Larry Graham E boner. Webb Sommhing NOTT1ST Rich mon d VA Peng Auegn Can Canton I way. King Townie Eyasyn King Sen M iss RO MIG Donno, Morgan Wend. W.W.I Ebone•Mlobb Pointer Waters Ditylon AD M Debra Law. Carl Cerra. Ina None 107771111 Derr., Mora." BB 5 Ci Mend NOTTIRT NOT7TIFT Carl Cortton HOTTIO1 RaaaRleado I wore . fronn11.81... .. Con...odor. Rick J•rnes Super 1111 • 0 11and Romwitichiri ▪ Pia.gan 11.• Mack Towne Mane Evelyn King Starr land.. 10 0. Vendrese F our Tope Rorsoleichi• Carl Canton frldlo kendrack• Larry Graham Ram • A.m. Lamy Drs .. Cart Canton Denroy Morgan Brod.. Joanna, Roar Teen* Man* COO WNIGNINI Raeallachlo lia•nhanan• Richard Comp.* fields tysaions Slay Ocean Night T n.. Marla Al Jew.. Dynan, Plow/RANs COO C41"00 Gem . Loran Rick Jaen. Supra (asinger• Loewe Vandroes Weal *won Mob Pe. . M M . SOS Send Rene Tr •rgari Wen See. Mob litatornsr Melt Ilmitor 06rad Dante, Morgan Rick Jame. Scope Cheryl Lynn look WN W Illsig• Dente.* WN W.. .1 'mem% Hon.10.1.00, Debra Law. lirotheY John•on Raw Cornmarhare. Tear* Marie 9 69/Friday, Septe mber 4,19S1 PageS1 Opportunities

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Si station in El Pe so looking for AOR professionals for R101-Top U.P. end Northern Wisconsin rocker, KFMO/Albuquerquir needs experienced AOR com- future openings. Send T&R to Ann Michelle, KLAQ, looking for poet-midnight AOR iock TErR to Manny municator with excellent production Tern to John E A S T 4141 Pinnacle, El Peso, TX 79902. EOE M/F 19-41 Beauschaimp, WJNR-FM, 219 E "A", Iron Mountain, Florence. KFMG, 5601 Domingo Rood. N E Albuquer MI 49801. EOE M/F 19-41 W e, NM 87108 19-41 NIZXFVPAernphis Superstore needs street AOR morn- W O NT-A M m aking newsporsonkelk slo w host ing nowaperson TEtR to Redbeard, VVZXR, 1386 Two years exosnence must Starry DOE. TEtFt to Chicago metro A/C FM needs quelity salesperson Burkhart/Abra ms/alchemist/Douglas Et Assoc. Lerner, Memphis, TN 38104 EOE M/F (9-4) News Director, Box 1639. Huntington, WV 25716. EOE with on-air ability Call Jim Holly, (219) 7381730 19-41 needs PD's for smell, medium. end large markets To M/F (9-4) Rich mond's pre mier Country station looking for schedule confidential interview at NRBA convention in quarried weekenders. TEtR to Mike Anderson, WRNL, Adult CHR FM seeks experienced morning en- M any, cell 14041966-1560 19-41 Rochester's AOR Said a soaks top-notch street- 7100 Bethlehem Rd., Richmond, VA 23228 EOE M/F nouncortgood production skills. Burkhert/Abrtime pro- wise Ne ws Diroctor. Send Tell ASAP to News Go (9-4) gra m m•d. Chicago area. TEtR W XLC, 4 South Future opening. 24 hr. FM, A/C. NOR. Vocation arse Trip Raab, 129 Leighton Ave., Rochester. NY lime. Gioneeire, Waukogen, IL 60086. EOE M/F (9-4) 36 mi, to skiing. 2 veers experience TEra PD. KI00- Co m municator with humor end originality for 50ICW FM, Box 1388, Bishop, CA 93514 EOE M/F (9-4) (e4) personality/information station Phone Kemp Miller, 7.133 Koko mo's/is:talon looking for supra CUR per- PO, wAPI-A M at (205) 993-9274 EOE NI/F (9-4) sonality. Very mature, relatable individual. TErfl to Pet KLY D-F M 94. needs A/C personalty for daytime slot W RCP4 looking for top-notch AOR morning por- Moore, PO. VVZVVZ, Box 2208, Kokomo, IN 40902. EOE soniaty. Good money, resort living. Cal Barry Grant, Super opportunity with growing gro up in Came West M/F (9-4) 15161727-1570. TErft to Box 666, Riverhead, NY 11901. KEBE K001 ores. TEtR: P.O Box 1499, Bakersfield. CO 03302 EOE (8A) M/F (9-4) RA DIO 1400 STERE O 106 Surkhort/Abro me/MIcheals/Douglano Et Assoc. roods PD's for smell, medium, and loge markets. To W HCN seeks nighttime onnouncor. TEtR to Dena 24-hour FM bseutiful vocation area needs dedicated, Positions open in News and Announcing. schedule confidential interview at NRBA convention in Heydion, W HCN, 1039 Asylum Ave., Hertford, CT hard-working News Director/announcer Long hours Were considered to be among America's Miami, call (4041956-1560. EOE M/F 1941 06106. No cells pleas*. EOE M/F (9-4) and experience required Taft KI0O-FM. Bpi 1398. Bishop, CA 93514. EOE M/F 19-41 outstanding radio stations. Serving beautiful R101 seeks personable newsperson now) 50,000 W A M Q needs tight, creative CHR Jocks and East Texas Lake Country. Center of hottest watt top rocker in beautiful upper peninsula. TEtfl to "lifestyle" newscaster. TEsa to Ed Sherlock, Box 103, growth area in U.S. Applicants must be WJNR-F M, Manny Beauschemp, 219 E. "A", Iron M ornings in the mountains? AOR FM in beeutdul Loretto, PA 15940. Local people preferred. EOE M/F Mountain, MI 49801. EOE M/F 19-41 Jackson Hole, WY. TETR to Jeff Woodruff, GM. KMTN, (9-4) major market quality. Please send resume. Box 927, Jacks on Hole, WY 63001 19-41 including references to. Top contemporary FM has opening for sir personalty. Experienced applicants send T&R to John M usic Of Your Lif• announcer wanted for Dudley Waller, Jenkins, PO, KOF M, Box 14805. Oklahoma City, OK Ne ws/sports wonted for •1 FM station. 2 year. ex- W AVZJNew Haven, morning drive slot with production. 73113. EOE M/F 19-41 Curtis Henson, Operations Manager, 59 Quinnitisc KEBE/ROOI RADIO, perience TEO, Frank Enkson, KSPN-FM, 400 W M on. Aspen. CO 81611 No beginners) Reply, confidential Ave.. New Haven, CT 06473. EOE M/F (13-4) W O MT/Clevolsnd's leading urban conte mporary P.O. Box 1848 EOE M/F 19-41 FM looking for sir tolent TEtR to Jeff Kelly, WD MT, Ne w Englencre esoond footsore gro wing city has full- Jacksonville, TX 757156 14781 Sperry Rd., Newbury, OH 44056. No calls. EOE Ex cellent o p p ortu nity for t w o hard- time A/C personality opening TEtR to Drew Wilder, saslopportoat iapisror (9-4) WLAD, 198 Main St. Danbury, CT 00910.19-41 w orkin g, tale nt e d, d e dic at e d in- 100.000 FM C& W mediu m college market station Morning Drive/Program Director dividuals. We seek a morning drive com- Modena syndicator of long and short format pro- needs afternoon or evening announcer TErR to for adult music/talk format Midwest market 1.000 municator and evening air personality. grown ming seeks effikate relations person with strong M anager, ICOCZ. Box 430, Ruston, LA 71270. EOE M/F AOR beckground. MJI Broadcasting, 231 East 51st St., watt 24-hour AM stilton Current events aware- Both positions with this growing com- (1)4) N V, NY 10022, or call L21218384450 19-41 ness/community involvement along with strong pany include: good salary, paid life, health WI:OAK/Colu mbus Top Country station searching for knowledge of adult music Reply with tape, salary and dental insurance plus profit sharing professional afternoon dove/production. No beginners. history and resume showing minimum 2 years ax- TErtIi: Larry James, Box 1640, Columbus, GA 31994. No and room to advance. Experience a must. Not Looking? penance to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park calls Pease. 19-41 West, 0263. Los Angeles, CA 90067 Send tape, production samples, com- Contemporary AM in medium cativo market needs plete resume and position desired to read further 50K W AiC FM in NI 41001ting for afternoon drive person. TEtR to Mgr., KRUS, Box 430, quality air talent for drivetime Must have great voice. W LPX is looking for full-limo announcer. 3 years ex- John Ramsey, KKAZ, Box 926, Ruston, LA 71270. EOE M/F 19-41 do great production, and be committed to two things perience Et AOR knowledge/production. TEtR: Tom Cheyenne, WY 82001. EOE M/F (9-4) • W ere 1/1 Country. Need evening announcer/produc- QUALITY & WINNING Tape, including production Daniels, WLPX, Box 402, Milwaukee, WI 53021.19-41 tion pro. Send Taft today to Tom my °liner, Box WDXI, samples, to Radio & Records 1930 Century Park Positions Sought Jackson, TN 38301. EOE M/F (9-4) Contemporory Country W MCL roads full-ti me air West. 0260. Los Angeles CA 90067 personality. Send TEtR to W MCL, 811 Broadway, Mt. Experienced. kno wledgeable, reedy to go to work N e w s a n c h or/ N e w s Dir e ct or in Vernon, IL 62984. EOE M/F 19-41 AOR Jock, looking for a good lob Call GIL. (805) Virginia B eech, V A. W VINR/Southern West Virginia's award-winning Top-rated combo. 544-6179.19-41 KU:WV/Topeka ad apting TEM for future air talent news stertion looking for part-time mows anchor/re- UPI's best news operation in VA last two Tank sho w host. 11 years moor market experience porter. Good benefrts. Mikir Wilson. W WNR News, Box years. Conversational, one-to-one style. end/or news. Excellent salaries it benefits. Send to Tony Stewart, V100, Box 1478, Topeka, KS 66601.19-41 Station going music JIM KIRKVVOOD, (901137643939. A-E, Fteratw, WV 25801. EOE M/F 19-41 TEtR to Russ Cassidy, WC MS, 900 Com- 19-41 99K G/Selins looking for morning mouth with Announcedeportec art P-S-P. Nominated for Sports- WJRZ/Menehewleln, NJ. Jersey Shore's •1 contem- mon wealth Place, Virginia Beach, VA caster of the Year in New Jersey Knows CHR and porary. looking for apenenced professional morning 23484. Affirmative Action, EOE (9-11) • humor. 100,000 watt FM. TEtR to Denny Collier, Box Personality TEtR to Mr Jena-eon, WJRZ, Box 100, 995, Salina, KS 87401-0996, 19131 825-4831. EOE M/F A/C Prefer West. Call TO M, 12181 281-6230 19-41 Needed, morning man for Southwestern A/C. Right Menehowiun, NJ 06060. EOE M/F (9-4) 19-41 pay for nght guy or girl. TEtR to Chris Showalter, KBST, Country PO smell market heavy promotion looking Contemporary FM in Top 50 market, has immediate Box 1632, Big Spring, TX 79720. EOE M/F 1941 Surkhart/Abro me/Micheele/Dougls• Et Assoc. opening for expenenced reporter/anchor. Send TEtR to for small or medium with on and/or OR Ow position needs PD's for srnsl, medium, arid large markets. To Accepting TEM for future openings for announcers. KOF M. Box 14806. Oklahoma City, OK 73113. EOE M/F DON, 14191 422-1146.19-41 schedule confidential interview at NRBA convention in Top rated AM in college market. Send to Manager, (9-4) Superstore trained program ming &sealant sager to Miami. call 14041 965-1560 (9-4) KRUS, Box 430, Ruston, LA 71270. EOE M/F 19-41 move up Background KISS 1003/Boinon Abrams PO assistant Reedy now. Cell GARRY KOOP, 12011 W ert Virginian II news sation seeks reporter/an- KYXX/Odeese-Midiond's 01 station needs midday W E S T 381-9445 19-41 chor for expended poeition Capitol experience helPful. com municator. Join winner in the sunny Southwest. T&R Ed Esposito, WCHS, 1111 Virginia St. East, TEtR: Darrell Ward, Box 3508 Odessa, TX 79780. EOE K WEST/Los Angeles, sccepting TErft's for future to m KELLY, PM drive VVTIC-F M/Hertford. looking Charleston, WV 26324 (9-4) M/F (9-4) news openings. Contact Rick Jager, 6430 Sunset Blvd., for milidiu mimajOr market gig. CHR or A/C 12031 KXYLJSro wn wood looking for evening announcer Join a new A/C siation theta going to win. TEtR: Hollywood, CA 90028. No calls. EOE M/F 19-41 563-6889 (9-41 with production skills. Midday or morning position also J.J Marshall, 6623 Reisterstown Rood, Baltimore, MD being considered. TErR: Ro bert Hallmark, Box 100, 6 m onths experience et eirmi-outo mecid 3,000 21215. EOE M/F (9-4) Looking for news anchor/reporter to work both AM Brownwood, TX 76001.19-41 end FM. TEtR to Box 228, Yuma, AZ 136364. 16021 watt. Enos, for move to live format of soy type Good Consultant looking for on-air PO for Country station. 782-4321, Elem-2pm. EOE 19-41 production/good board. Call ANTH O NY. 191 41 M11112 X .1/1 AM rockier in Melbourne. FL, looking for TE01 to Ron White, Box 1425, Grand Rapids, MI 49301 . 908.4840.1941 7-mid lock. TEtR: Bob Madden, PD, MB12 %, 2221 (13-21) KYN O-F M is searching for hot young adult per- Front St., Melbourne, FL 32901. Females encoureged. eonelitiee end weekenders. Good money, groat com- 1st phone air personality seeks sir talent. MD or PO EOE NVF 19-41 perty. TErR to John Lee Milkier, Box 6029, Fresno, CA position at CHM FM in Souk, For more information. cell ICVET/Austin, TX looking for sir talent. TOR and photo 93703.19-41 PAT 93011 6363318 or (318) 574-5690 19-41 SOUTH to Torn Alen, KVET, Box 380, Austin, TX 78767. No calla EOE M/F 19-41

W OIV/Chartotee ecoopting Tele for future open- Wigs. Bieck form a. Hal Harrill, Box 313866, Charlotte, 141CPUR has opening for hard-working, energetic if NC 28236 EOE NVF 19-41 Krak. Send TOR to Dart Wilson, KPUR, Box 30,000. A modio, Tx 79120. EOE M/F 03-211

Mid-Atlantic A/C Im mediate opening for top rated morning drive- AP- needs mature M IN N com municator who can reiste Pft, erRI If superior. Tea to T. Lee, Sox 3629, West Peen FEMALE Beach, Ft. 33402. EOE M/F 6-211 to adult audience Use of phones, community involvement. tight board work a necessity Possible MO duties Major meiket AD rated station Send tape. 2 immediate openings for fully quaked riewspeople. resume. references. and salary requirements to News Director Et anchor reporter TEtR to Manager, DISC JOCKEY W SACNINVKK, Box 70, Ft Knox, KY 40121 EOE NVF Radio & Records. 1930 Century Park West. 1261 18.21i Las Angeles CA 90067

w Ai M-F M kicking for sarong midday A OR jock with ASSIGN MENT JAPAN ▪ production TEtft to Gary Jockson, Box 660, M I D W E S T Arnerson, SC 29622 or cal 91031 22611311 EOE M/F 13 Chicago's lending A/C has im modest, opening for experience Knowledge of modem and 'sir MI'S. polished sir personalty. Multi-track production helpful Osaka FM Brolukasting is seeking skilled •urtihert/Abre me/Micheele/Ciougles 6 Assoc TEtA to Jack Kay, WCLft, 116 East Superior, Chicago, il U S and Europe needs PO's for smell, rnsdkern end large motets To American lemale applicants for a position in IL 00611. EOE M/F t9-41 • ...cis confidential interview at NREIA convention in Japan !tuning March I. 1982 for one year West Knowledge 01 hipline-a not net mien M anx, cell 14041966-1560 FOE M/F (94) KKXL-A M/Orend Forks needs mature oxperlancid Coast applicants preferred Applicants requested to anti demo lAprif on air oom muniostor. Needed now for afternoons TbR to 150 needs brght oduk morning man A corn Don Nadine, P 0 Box 997. Grand Forks, NO 56201 Place til work Osaka City performance with resume and finture t Tapes tan murices:xi to com pete morning teem 10-15K TEtie to EOE M/F 19-41 not he returned) Successful candidates will he in Monte Craig, PO, Box 1777, Deland, FL 32720 EOE M/F Working hours M E 40 hrs per week limited of personal Interviews to he held in lin 19-41 ViltSIC now accuser* Tata for nerweperson open- Angeles For more information tall ing. Send to Jim Carey. PD, 1001 E 9th St , Duluth, MN Salary S25,000 U S a year (paid in yen) plus 01 C ou n try In Virgin's Beech, V A look- 56806 EOE M/F 19-41 ing for personality jock with good produc- round trip airfare and furnished apartment Ms. Johnson tion. Experienced pro preferred. Send air- Ohio Country music leader seeks on "Up" afternoon delve look. TbR to Jerry Lee. WH MO-F M, 10114 ()welsh( alums Minimu m of 5 years broadlooms( (213) 659-7020 R uss C essidy, check end resu me to W Sandusky St, Findley. OH 46840 FOE M/F 1941 W C M S, 90 0 C o m m o n wealth Pleic •, Virginia Beach, VA 23464. Affir mative Ac- Needed: afternoon drive for Surithert/Abreme Con terriPorery Gauntry Rush T6F1 to Pouf Sebastian, FM tion EOE (9-11) • 94, Sox 1106, Kendal City, KS 66117 EOE M/F 1841 Page 62 R&R/Friday, September I, 1961 Opportunities

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10 year pro, formerly of WPGC. WIFI, 9OMZ Q. look- Incentive wonted to stay in low paying, high-risk 11 years experience Including major market P0/MD ing for PD/air personality opportunity in major market radio buelnews Call today or fading hope'e gone positions Strong background in both AOR and Coun- DON O'BRIEN, 17031 765-9069 or 17031273-4000 days tomorrow. DENNIS, 171611538-6174 19-4l try. Seeking stable position with future. SKIP LAMB, 19-41 15121459 3804 19.41 R&R Opportunities Advertising 10 year vat svallebie yesterday. TRAY MATTHEVVS. Looking for • lady DJ? 3 years AOR experience in- Program ming, music. production/voices. Formerly with Offbeat, Dirty Two-Man cludes cupywnting and hot production Ready for NY. W ROK, KROY. 13031564-2483. 19-41 Call me BRENDA JANE CROOK. IA011596-772/3. 19-4/ Radio 8 Records provides free 11`,Iirigs, (maxi- morning show Nice numbers in Top 30 market mu m 24 words or 3 Ines) In Openings Positions Big market experienced and talent Program ming sir AOR, harder leaning CHR stations looking to stun Personality morning ARS winner available nowl Sought, and Changes. You may place ?our work end production. Interested in West Coast, and market and competition, send for &check New • Success in El Peso, Rochester, Reno Great references Midwest. CHFVAOR/Jazz. Cell CODY, 14151 892-6758. ratings in the 7's, men in the 10 range. Reply to from ell employers. Positive thinker and 10 years ex- free listing by mail or phone. 19-41 perience 19151 591-0254.19-41 Radio S Records, 1930 Century Park West, 0284. • Rate for Opportunities ads exceeding 3-line Angrily., CA 90067 • • Atheist seeks position as ;adopt or top 80 market air maximum is $12 for up to one inch (12 lines; Disc Jockey wants first big break In radio. Will do • anything and go anywhere. Creative' with good produc- personality 10 years radio experience. Call BILL 96 words). tion skills. Contact JIM PATTERSON, 13031 759-2763. BROPHY, 121611323-4624. 19-41 19-41 Cell 12121 888-0794 for details about a telephone KEN KAL seeks midday A/C, MOP position in major Frequency Rates • talk sho w that is so funny, it's no laughing matter 19-41 or medium market Degree, expenence. Piezinen 1 voice, 1 Week 2 Weeks 3 Weeks Notional sward winner. 01 12+ SPfin12 '81 ARB• I team player After 4.1313127145278 18-41 deliver, they didn't. Looking for PD spot. Considering One of A merica's truly conte mporary greatsl $12 00 $20.00 $25.00 I love my country L J DELUC A, Mr Personality Big right move Call BOB. 13011883-8512 evenings. 19-41 Dada ated naturally funny A step beyond the senses following Management eApenence. How 'bout a lob? • Must run consecutive weeks. Cell /308/ 842 7628 19-41 1216147B 1206 19-41 Creative experienced tea m player. Let me fill your Payable In Advance morning void with info, humor and a real person - me. H ABEAUS PH OB OS LOVECR AFT, genius max- Midnight to dawn. First phone, expenanced, raliable 19191497-3176 or 191914882923. Ask for TO M. 19-41 imum ch•rn•leon 10 years experience, all areas. Country par/son/11.N with the ability to keep you •'umber Orders must be typewritten or pnnted and Auto mation to ziptronics Award winner, 2nd phone. one overnight 1714) 922 leurt 194) must be accompanied by check TER RY SLA NE, formerly of WOTO/Cypree• References. 19011 7895199 19-4r C3ardens, looking for on-air svonc 17 year veteran, Mt %/VS/VS/VS/1/V% Blind Box ads or Classified Display ads are afternoon drive jock in Central Florida. Call 18131 Crowing excite ment as M D, PD on floundering 20 Years Broadcast $20 per inch (recommended 50 words) per 293-9917 for tape and resume. 1941 medium market rocker. 12 year. experience, 2nd week, plus $15 per week for postage/hand- phone. Currently Production Manager/jock on Me m- experience medcleys and PM drive for McLendon M orning men fomusrly WOST,VVSPD, etc. Versatile, phis rocker. BRETT, 19011789-5199. (9-4) Bartell & Southern , Nationally respected' Presentty ling. $35 minimum for Blind Boxes topical phones, bits, characters. Family man wants employed! Let's talk , Reply to Radio & Records stability. Larger markets preferred. DAVE, 18031 Versatile, 129 ICI. Experienced CHR, Country, AOR. 1930 Century Park West #262 Los Angeles CA Deadline for all Opportunities ads is noon 2464858 after 3prn. 19-41 M D/O M/P M drive. Good references. Any shift. Prefer 90067 (PST) Thursday. Arkansas, M O or Me mphis area. 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(Modern/Atco) KENNY ROGERS 4 4 3 4 CO M MODORES/Lady (You Bring Me Up) (Motown) Share Your Love With Me (Liberty) 18 13 8 0 EDDIE RABBITT/Step By Step (Elektra) 71% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 16, Debuts 44, Same 16 12 9 0 ELO/Hold On Tight (Jet) 30, Down 0, Adds 58 including WABC, WNBC, WKB W, 94Q, 9 5 5 7 PABLO CRUISE/Cool Love (AEtM) Y100, Q105, WCKX, KS95-FM, KSLQ, WOKY, 13K, KPLZ, 23 17 13 0 SHEENA EASTON/For Your Eyes Only (Liberty) WKRZ-FM, G100, FM102. See Parallels, charts at number 30. 28 24 17 0 CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Arthur's Theme (Best That...) (WB) BOB SEGER 24 18 14 0 M OODY BLUES/The Voice (Threshold/PolyGram) Trying To Live My Life Without You 10 9 10 11 FOREIGNER/Urgent (Atlantic) (Capitol) 12 11 11 12 GARY WRIGHT/Really Wanna Know You (WB) 52% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 4, 8 6 7 13 RONNIE MILSAP/(There's) No Gettin' Over Me (RCA) Down 0, Adds 103 including WBEN-FM, 96KX, WCAO, PRO. 2 3 6 14 POINTER SISTERS/Slow Hand (Planet) FM, Q107, WGPC, Z93, KBEQ, Q102, KR, KIQQ, KFRC, KJR, 20 16 15 15 RAY PARKER JR. Et RAYDIO/That Old Song (Arista) Q103, KOPA. See Parallels, will debut on chart next week. 6 7 12 16 JUICE NEWTON/Queen Of Hearts (Capitol) 14 14 16 17 PAT BENATAR/Fire And Ice (Chrysalis) 27 23 21 0 LULU/I Could Never Miss You (More Than I Do) (Alfa) NEW & ACTIVE 28 22 M ROLLING STONES/Start Me Up (Rolling Stones) 26 19 18 20 BEACH BOYS/The Beach Boys Medley (Capitol) Recent releases reported by at least 50 of our CHR stations are listed in order of their activity. The two numbers following the song 30 27 23 ED REO SPEED WAGON/In Your Letter (Epic) designation Indicate the total number of stations reporting airplay 29 26 LITTLE RIVER BAND/The Night Owls (Capitol) and, of those, the total number of new adds. "Moves" Indicate how e many stations moved the record Up on their charts. the number of new 29 26 25 co KIM CARNES/Draw Of The Cards (EMI America) chart Debuts, how many stations held it the Same ion to on, add to on, 28 0 DARYL HALL Et JOHN OATES/Private Eyes (RCA) 31-311, moved It Down on their charts or Added it this week Complete airplay activity for all songs in New 8 Active Is listed In the Parallels, 30 27 0 ELTON JOHN/Chloe (Geffen) indicates one of this week s most added new songs 30 0 BALANCE/Breaking Away (Portrait) 29 DAN FOGELBERG/Hard To Say (Full Moon/Epic) ALABA MA "Feels So Right" (RCA) 114/2 5 15 19 28 JOEY SCARBURY/Theme From "Greatest..." (Elektra) Moves: Up 58, Debuts 7, Same 31, Down 16, Adds 2, 92FLY, KODI. WKB W 7 10 20 29 KENNY ROGERS/I Don't Need You (Liberty) 27-19, F105 14-10, WROR 73, KVIL 13-7, Z93 11-5, 940 4-3, WOKY 20-15, 0 KIMN 11-8, WOKI 13-10, KOFM 11-8, WIS M 16-10, KERN 26-12, WISE 2-1. KENNY ROGERS/Share Your Love With Me (Liberty) RICK SPRINGFIELD "I've Done Everything For You" (RCA) This chart is based solely on airplay statistics compiled .veekly from our CHR reporting stations. Black circled numbers indicate significant upward movement from at least 60% of our reporters. 108/23. Moves: Up 40, Debuts 11, Same 34, Down 0, Adds 23 including 0105, KEARTH. KRLA, KFI, 13K, 0103, KOPA, WICC, B97, CF:101, KSTT, WZOK, KIDD, KOIZ-FM, KENI. MOST ADDED HOTTEST FOUR TOPS "When She Was My Girl" (Casablanca/Poly- BOB SEGER "Trying To Live My Life.. " (Capitol) ROSS ft RICHIE "Endless Love" (Motown) KENNY ROGERS "Share Your Love..." (Liberty) Gram) 108/20. Moves: Up 41, Debuts 20, Same 27, Down 0, Adds 20 JOURNEY "Who's Crying Now" (Columbia) BILLY JOEL "Say Goodbye To.." (Columbia) including WKB W, PRO-FM, JB105, CFTFI. 94Q, WGCL, KPLZ, 0103, B104, CHRISTOPHER CROSS "Arthur's Theme..." (WB) DAN FOGELBERG "Hard To Say" (Full Moon/Epic) GI00. Y103, WNA M, WLA M, Z102, KFXD. S. NICKS w/T. PETTY... "Stop..." (Modern/Atcol HALL fs OATES "Private Eyes" (RCA) QUINCY JONES featuring JAMES INGRA M "Just Once" SHEENA EASTON "For Your Eyes Only" (Liberty) Co mplete Regional,zed listings on Pages 28 and 29 (AEtM) 108/18. Moves . Up 47, Debuts 20, Same 23, Down 0, Adds 18 Parallel Listings Begin on Page 30 including WPGC, 0104, WTRY, WHYN, WJDX. KSTT, W OHO, FM102, KGGI, WFBG, WKXY, KPUR, KATI, KYYA. RICK JAMES "Super Freak" (Gordy) 51/5 SILVER CONDOR "You Could Take My Heart Away" Moves: Up 28, Debuts 2, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 5, WBEN-FM. Z93, WTIC-FM, WAEB, WANS-FM, WPGC 15-11 (Columbia) 100/9. Moves, Up 43, Debuts 7, Same 36, Down 5, Adds 9, WCKX 8-5, KIIS-FM 2-2. 13K 11-2, KSET-FM 3-1, B97 3-1, WBBQ 9-5, KX104 5-1, KGGI 21, Z102 16-9 KBEQ, WKRZ-FM, WHYN, 0100, WRVQ, WIKS, KHYT, WCGQ, WTRU, WKB W 25-20, KRBE 4-4, KOPA 30-27, KSTAR 11-8, FM100 21 17, KOOK 30-27. Others Getting Significant Action ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND "Straight From The Heart" JOHN DENVER "Some Days Are Diamonds (Some Days Are Stone)" (RCA) 44/4 (Arista) 100/8. Moves: up 48. Debuts 5, Same 37, Down 2, Adds 8, WIFI, Moves: Up 25, Debuts 3, Same 11, Down 1, Adds 4, KINT, KEEL. KTAC, 14WK, WCAO 24-19, KVIL on, WHB 11 9 KBEQ, 13K, KIMN, KINT. KSTT, WGBF, 14WK, 940 22-19, KLPZ 27 ,23, KPLZ 18-16, KFMK 28-25, W NOX 29-25, WAKX 30-20, WOHO 19-17, KERN 32-29, KFYR 12-9, KYYA 17-12. WPST 24-21, K094 27:23, FM100 12 9. WMAK-FM 24-21, Z102 20-17. BLUE OYSTER CULT "Bumin' For You" (Columbia) 41/7 AL JARREAU "We're In This Love Together- (WB) 94/23 Moves: Up 13, Debuts 7, Same 12, Down 2, Adds 7, WGCL, KFRC, WKEE, KSTAR, WIKS, KYSN, KSLY, 96KX 28-24. Moves: Up 43, Debuts 11, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 23 including WABC, W DRQ 17-12, KBEQ 11-9, K104 11-7. WRVQ on, KJ100 6-3, FM103 9-7, WJBQ 40-33 WKTU, WROR, WGCL, WZUU, KEARTH, KFI, KFRC. Q106, KEEL. WRJZ, KGGI, KCPX, VVTSN, KSEL. MIKE POST featuring LARRY CARLTON "The Theme From Hill Street Blues" (Elektra) 36/10 movcs. Up 5, Debuts 10, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 10, WZUU. KYYX, WFBR. KXX106, W MAK-FM, WBCY, KNBO. DEBBIE HARRY "Backfired" (Chrysalis) 93/6 14WK. KYYA, kFILC, WIFI on, WCAO d-28, 940 d-28, KCPX 33-29, WFLB 24-21. Moves, Up 49, Debuts 13, Same 25, Down 0, Adds 6, WHFM. VVTIC-FM, W OK', WIKS. KGGI, KQIZ-FM, WIFI 16-13, KFRC 25-22, 92FLY 22-18, WKEE ARETHA FRANKLIN Et GEORGE BENSON "Love All The Hurt Away" (Arista) 35/12 Moves: Up 4, Debuts 2, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 12, WROR, PRO-FM, 940, KFI, 0106, WKEE, KFMK, KELP. KQ94. 29-21, KSET-FM 22-17, KXX106 23-19, Z104 19-13, WCIR 14-9, KQDI 14-11. W MAK-FM. KHYT, WFLB, WXKS-FM 29-26. KRLY 24-18, WTIX 40-32. STACY LATTISA W "Love On A Two-Way Street" (Cotillion) CARL CARLTON "She's A Bad Mama Jama" (20th) 35/9 72/2. Moves: Up 21, Debuts 2, Same 17, Down 30, Adds 2, KEEL, WKXY, Moves: Up 10, Debuts 7, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 9, Y100, WCKX, WTIX, WBBQ, WMAK FM. KJRB, 95SGF, WISE, W ABC 6-4, WKTU 5-4, F105 30-26, Z93 27-24, KFRC 15-9, WBLI 6-6, KINT KVOL, WXKS-FM 9-6. KRLY 6-6, KIQQ 22-13, KSET-FM 7-3, KELP 24-15, KHYT 9-5. 10-6, Y103 10-10, KOFM 28-21, WNAP 28-25, KTAC 9-6, 95XIL 1-1, WHHY 10- 10. KDVV 18-13. DIESEL "Sausalito Sum mer Nights" (Regency/Atco) 32/19 Moves: Up 4, Debuts 2, Same 7, Down 0. Adds 19 including 96KX. 0107, KBEQ. WPST. K104, KEGL, WBCY. WCSC. AFTERNOON DELIGHTS "General Hospi-tale" (MCA) 70/4 KZ93, WZOK, KZZP, 95XIL, WCGQ, KILE, KRLC Moves. Up 32, Debuts 4, Same 22, Down 8, Adds 4, WKTU, WTIC-FM, GO GO'S "Our Lips Are Sealed" (IRS) 31/10 FM102, WKXY, WIFI 7-2, PRO-FM 6-3, JB105 13-10, KIQQ 8-5, VVTRY 2-2, KXX106 9-7, Z104 28-21, KYNO-FM 15-9, WIGY 22-16, 14WK 15-11, KATI Moves: Up 7, Debuts 3, Same 11, Down 0. Adds 10, 0105. KFI, K094. WBBQ, KIDD, KLUC. KRQ, KHYT, WXLK. 34-27. KCBN, WXKS FM 11-7. KEARTH 5-4. KRLA 9-5, WPST 25-22, KKXX 17 10 EVELYN KING "I'm In Love" (RCA) 30/2 BILLY JOEL "Say Goodbye To Hollywood" (Columbia) Moves: Up 12, Debuts 0. Same 14, Down 2, Adds 2, WTIC-FM, KENI. Y100 on, 13105 29-21, KEARTH 23-21, KFI on. 60/58. Moves . Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 58 including WABC. 96KX. WCAO, J8105, 0107, WPGC, KRBE, Z93, 940, 0105, KBEQ. KIIS-FM, KIQQ 31-24, KSET-FM 5-4, KELP 25-18, KEEL on, WJDX 24-22. KX104 on, KYNO-FM 27 ,20, KGGI 9-7, KHYT 21-18. KSFX, KYYX, KIMN. KOPA. DENIECE WILLIA MS "Silly" (ARC/Columbia) 29/5 Moves: Up 11, Debuts 2, Same 7, Down 4, Adds 5, WKTU, WAAY, WFBG, WSGA, 95SGF. 940 on, WDRQ 21-17, ATLANTA RHYTH M SECTION "Alien" (Columbia) 60/16 KIQQ 32-29, KSET-FM 19-15, WJDX 3-2, W MAK-FM 16-11, KCPX 39-36, WFLB 27-23, FM99 22-18, KVOL on. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 10, Same 29, Down 0, Adds 16, WIFI, KPLZ, KXX106, W AXY, W MAK-FM, WIKS, WNCI, KTAC, 13FEA, FM99, KILE, KQIZ-FM. MICKEY GILLEY "You Don't Know Me" (Epic) 23/4 WSPT, WTRU. KATI, KFXD. Moves: Up 9, Debuts 0, Same 9, Down 1, Adds 4, KQ94, WCSC, WTSN, WSGA, WROR 18-13, KPLZ 32-24, KEEL DEVO "Working In The Coal Mine" (Full Moon/Asylum) 11-9, WAAY on. WNOX 7-6, KOFM 14-12. KNBQ on, 13FEA 30-27, 14WK 26-22, KILE on, KFYR on. MICHAEL STANLEY BAND "Falling In Love" (EMI America) 23/0 59/16. Moves: Up 7, Debuts 16, Same 21, Down 0, Adds 16, KRLA, 92FLY, Moves: Up 12, Debuts 1, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 0, 96KX 12-10, WGCL 9-4, KSFX on, B104 on, WPST 33-30, K104 WKRZ-FM, KQ94, WSKZ, WOKI, KJ100, WIKS, 92X, KKXX, KHYT, KVOL, KKRC, KCBN, KDZA, KATI. 34-27, KQ94 33-29. KXX106 on, WAAY on, 14WK 28-23, WCIR on, 95XIL 19-13, WFLB 31-25, KKLS 27-25, KRLC Continued on Page 34