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GABC RADIO NETWORKS 3575 Cahuenga Blvd W, Suite 555, Los Angeles, CA 90068 VOICE: 213.882.8330 FAX: 213.850.1050 AT40 ACTUALITIES W ********************************************************************* PLEASE AUDITION EACH DISC IMMEDIATELY. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE CONTACT US WITH SHADOE STEVENS AT (213) 882-8330. ********************************************************************* TOPICAL PROMOS TOPICAL PROMOS FOR SHOW #22 ARE LOCATED ON DISC 4. TRACKS 6 1 7 & 8. DO NOT USE AFTER SHOW #22. AT40 ACTUALITIES ARE LOCATED ON DISC 4, TRACKS 9, 10 & 11. IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING TOPICAL PROMOS ***AT40 SNEEK PEEK LOCATED ON DISC 4. TRACK 12*** 1. MICHAEL'S GUINNESS HONORS. JANET'S MOVIE DEBUT :29 Hi, I'm Shadoe Stevens. If you missed American Top 40 last week, you missed Michael Jackson honored by the Guinness Book of World Records with a Lifetime Achievement Award. The latest news on Janet Jackson's first movie "Poetic Justice", Jon Secada started his second year in the Top 40 and tied a feat first done in the 1950's by Elvis. And we had the story of a restaurant owner who didn't know his famous lunch customer, Elton John. What's goin on this week? Join me right here, for the nation's biggest hits and much more, on American Top 40! (LOCAL TAG) 2. THE STARS TALK AND THE HITS ARE NON-STOP TO #1 :30 Hi I'm Shadoe Stevens. AT40's research squad is always searching out stories from music's hottest stars about themselves and their songs. Last week, Snow explained his big first hit, "Informer", Ugly Kid Joe told us about the reaction they've been getting for re-doing the Harry Chapin '?O's hit, "Cats In The Cradle", and the hot new girl group Jade talked about their top five song, "Don't Walk Away". Hey, every week we count down radio's top songs from the Billboard chart on American Top 40, where the stars talk and music's non-stop to #1 ! Join me won't ya, right here and only here on ..... (LOCAL TAG) 3. WATCH OUT FOR THOSE JACKSONS :30 Hi, I'm Shadoe Stevens. Last week on AT40, Spin Doctors spent their seventh week at #1 with "Two Princes". But watch for those Jackson's! Janet Jackson's at #4 and moving up fast with her new song, "That's The Way Love Goes", and what about big brother Michael at #6 with a song that's already gone #1 dance, "Who is It?" Then there's Duran Duran at #7 with the second top ten of their comeback, "Come Undone". They'd like it to follow "Ordinary World" to #1. Find out what happens this week, join me as we count 'em down from the official Billboard chart, right here, on American Top 40! (LOCAL TAG) **** FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, WE HAVE PLACED A 25 HZ TONE AT-10 DB AT THE END OF OUR NETWORK COMMERCIAL BREAKS TO ACCOMMODATE AUTOMATED AND SEMI-AUTOMATED STATIONS**** e ABC Watermark GABC RADIO NETWORKS 3575 Cahuenga Blvd W, Suite 555, Los Angeles, CA 90068 VOICE: 213.882.8330 FAX: 213.850.1050 AT40 ACTUALITIES w. SHOW 22 DISC 4 TRACKS 9.10, & 11 1. Our next song is a remake of a #1 song from 1974. And since UGLY KID JOE have released their version of Harry Chapin's "CAT'S IN THE CRADLE", they've gotten some interesting reactions: UGLY KID JOE ACTUALITY: (:26) "People will come up and go oh yeah, I really like that song, and like I have problems with my dad or they'll actually give you some crazy story... I cried the first time I heard it on the radio. Someone just told me yesterday, they cried the first time they saw the video. It's protrayed so well, like a little movie, that you can get the full vibe of the song. I mean we had no idea it was gonna like turn out to be a hit or whatever 'cause we were just putting it on the album and low and behold! 2. The song, "INFORMER" by Snow is a little hard to understand. Well now you can quit racking your brains trying to figure out "a leaky boom boom now" and the rest of the song -- we have SNOW to explain: SNOW ACTUALITY: (:24) "The story's about an informer who ratted me, that means put it on me so he ratted on me and put me in jail for a year for two murders that I didn't do. So then, that's when I wrote the song, when I was in jail, about the informer, who ratted on me, ha! Informer, that's who I'm gonna blame, detectives said, daddy stole my step, somebody down the lane, I think you're boom boom now, that means I let go. Hit down the informer." 3. Jade's second hit is "DON'T WALK AWAY" and they told us a little about the song: JADE ACTUALITY: (:45) "You know, when you take a chance on a guy, you find yourself liking a guy, he likes you, and you want to get intimate, but you don't because you're not sure, if he's gonna be there after you get with the program. And so, it's basically about that, it's a question song, if we do this, are you gonna be around, will you stick around for a while? Are you gonna walk away, so it's like don't walk away, and you're telling the guy, I like you but, we have to take this one day at a time, so I think it's a good message for people, 'cause if I tell you that no, we're not gonna be intimate, are you gonna walk away? Right. And then if we are intimate, are you gonna walak away? Ha ha ha! Well, don't walk away! It's like that, yeah!" AIR DATE WEEKEND: 5/30/93 e IABC Watermark I HOURS~ SHOW#.22_ 3575 Cahuenga Blvd W, Suite 555, Los Angeles, CA 90068-1346 ABC RADIO NETWORK WITH SHADOE STEVENS VOICE : 213.882.8330 FAX: 213.850.1050 or 213.850.5832 Outside the US contact RADIO EXPRESS 1.213.850.1003 Theme and Opening of Part I Theme and Opening of Part II Al Capps/Dain Blair/Jeff Koz/Mark Leggett/Who Did That Music-BMI Al Capps/Dain Blair/Jeff Koz/Mark Leggett/Who Did That Music-BMI #40 CAT'S IN THE CRADLE (A) Ugly Kid Joe #29 LOVE DON'T LOVE YOU (B) En Vogue #39 l'M GONNA GET YOU (PRS/8) Bizarre Inc. featuring Angie Brown STATION MENTIONS #38 l'M EVERY WOMAN (A) Whitney Houston #28 REGRET (A) New Order AT&T /GREYHOUND/ MILES LAB 2:00 HERSHEY/ MILES LAB / COPPERTONE /GATEWAY 2:00 (out cue) Jingle ends cold with · ... oh them bones." (out cue) Jingle fades after · ... ABC DE F G." HOUR 1 TRACK 1 RUN TIME: 13:31 {LOCAL INSERT 1:00) HOUR 2 TRACK 1 RUN TIME: 10:23 (LOCAL INSERT 1 :00) AT40Jlngle AT40Jlngle STATION MENTIONS #27 INFORMER (A) Snow #26 THE MORNING PAPERS (A) Prince & The N.P.G. #37 WHAT'S UP (A) 4 Non Blondes #25 THE CRYING GAME (A/PRS) Boy George #36 MORE AND MORE (A) Captain Hollywood Project #24 ANGEL (A/8) Jon Secada GATEWAY / HERSHEY 1:00 LIFE SAVERS/ OXYLINE 1 :OO ( out cue) Jingle ends cold with • ... to pieces." (out cue) Voice out cold with · ... don't just do." H OUR 1 TRACK 2 RUN TIME: 9:32 (LOCAL INSERT 2:00 STATION ID :10) HOUR 2 TRACK 2 RUN TIME: 15:56 (LOCAL INSERT 2:00 STATION :10) AT40 Jingle AT40 Jingle #35 7 (A) Prince & The N.P.G. #23 WANNAGIRL (A) Jeremy Jordan #34 BED OF ROSES (A) Bon Jovi #33 BUDDY X (B) Neneh Cherry #22 THE BIGHT KIND OF LOVE (A) Jeremy Jordan #32 MR. WENDAL (B) Arrested Development (unplugged version) LIFE SAVERS/ VASELINE / MILES LAB/ CONNECT COMM 2:00 PONTIAC/ VASELINE/ MILES LAB / GATEWAY 2:00 (out cue) Voice out cold with · ... 326-SAVE." (out cue) Jingle fades after· ... ABC DE F G." H OUR 1 TRACK 3 RUN TIME: 18 :42 (LOCAL INSERT 1:00) HOUR 2 TRACK 3 RU N TIME: 10:44 (LOCAL INSERT 1:00) AT40Jingle AT40Jingle #31 ORDINARY WORLD (copyright control) Duran Duran #21 LIVIN' ON THE EDGE (A) Aerosmlth AJ40 MUSIC NEWS AT40 LDD: CHILDREN OF THE NIGHT (A) Richard Marx [6:37-6:471 SONG INTRO FOR LOCAL ID f:10/ #20 IN THESE ARMS (A) Bon Jovi #30 LOVE U MORE (A) Sunscreem AMERICAN PLASTICS / OXYLINE 1 :00 (out cue) Voice out cold with • ... don~ just do ." TRIDENT / VASELINE 1 :00 (out cue) Jingle ends cold with • ... baby face." H OUR 1 TRACK 4 RUN TIME: 11 :52 (LOCAL INSERT 2:00 STATION ID :10) H OUR 2 TRACK 4 RUN TIME: 16:35 (LOCAL INSERT 2:00 STATION :10) "H"it CD' II • t 14444 Beltwood Parkway AMERICAN Top 40 LJSeS o·ISCS $ provided by TM cen ury Dallas, Texas 54244-3228 INC (214) 934-2121 or (800) 937-2100 AIR DATE WEEKEND: 5/30/93 IABC Watermark I HOURS~ SHOW# 22 3575 Cahuenga Blvd W, Sutte 555, Los Angeles, CA 90068-1346 e• • VOICE: 213.882.8330 FAX: 213.850.1050 or 213.850.5832 ABC RADIO NETWORK WITH SHADOE STEVENS • Outside the US contact RADIO EXPRESS 1.213.850.1003 Theme and Opening of Part Ill Theme and Opening of Part IV Al Capps/Dain Blair/Jeff Koz/Mark Leggett/Who Did That Music-BMI Al Capps/Dain Blair/Jeff Koz/Mark Leggett/Who Did That Music-BMI #19 IF I EVER LOSE MY FAITH IN YOU (A) Sting STATION MENTIONS #9 I HAVE NOTHING (B) Whttney Houston #18 THAT'S WHAT LOVE CAN DO (B) Boy Krazy AT40 SNEEK PEEK· FIELDS OF GOLD () Sting #17 SLEEPING SATELLITE (A) Tasmin Archer #8 FREAK ME (B) Silk U.S.
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