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CB-1988-09-03.Pdf ) CASH BOX TOP 100 SINGLES THE CASH BOX TOP 100 SINGLES CHART IS BASED ON A COMBINATION OF RADIO AIRPLAY AND ACTUAL PIECES SOLD AT RETAIL STORES. Total Last LaiJ To<al . Week Weeks Week Week^^ MONKEY George Michael 1 50 THE FLAME (Sp\c 34-07745) Cheap Trick 42 22 (Columbia 38-07941) 5 1 SUMMERGIRLS(4ih & B Way 7468) Dino 5 1 7 I DON’T WANNA GO ON WITH YOU UKE THAT Elton John 2 12 (MCA-53345) 52 KNOCKED OUT (s/\rg\n 43252) Paula Abdul 43 11 SWEET CHILD O’ MINE (Geffen 7-27963) Guns n’Roses 4 11 THf DEAD HEART (Columbia 38-07964) Midnight Oil 57 6 MSrC>\i?(EieWra7-694i2) Tracy Chapnnan 6 12 m DON’T BE CRUEL (MCAMCA-53327) Bobby Brown 63 5 SIMPLY IRRESISTIBLE (.£m-ManhananQ-50\33) .... Robert Palnner 9 10 55 MA/fE /r LAST fOREVER(Vintertainment/Elektra 7-69386 Keith Sweat (Duet With Jacci Mcghee) 56 5 PERFECT WORLD Huey Lewis And The News 8 8 (Chrysalis VS4 43265) ff/A/D Of LOVE (Atlantic 7-8901 Phil Collins m GROOVy 7) DEBUT / DON’T WANNA UVE WITHOUT YOUR LOVE Chicago 5 14 57 PARENTS JUST DON’T UNDERSTAND (Sw&/QCA]099-7-j) 30 49 (Reprise/Warner Bros. 7-27855) D.J. Jazzy Jeff 8t The Fresh Prince 8 ROU W/7H /r(Virgin 7-99326) Steve Winwood 3 13 m TIME AND TIDE (£p\c 34-07730) Basia 62 sPf 9 HANDS TO HEA VEN (A&m 2991) Breathe 7 18 m OFF ON YOUR OWN (GIRL) (Warner Bros. 7-27870) A1 B. Sure! 66 5 IQ IF IT ISN’T LOVE (MCA 53264) New Edition 16 10 60 RUSH HOtyR(EMi-ManhattenB-50ii8) Jane Wiedlin 54 1 VV'WfW/rSiOVf (Warner Bros. 7-27827) Van Holen 13 10 % /WDESTRUCnBtE (Arista ASi -9706) Four Tops 70 3 ANOTHER PART Of Mf (Epic 34-07962) Michael Jackson 14 7 SUPERSTITIOUS (£p\c 34-07979) Europe 71 4 17 9 m (Columbia 38-0797 1 63 THE R/GH7’S7TJff(Wing/PoiyGram 887 386-7) . Vonesso Williams 59 14 1-2-3 Gloria Estefan and the Miami Sound Machine 10 14 64 TELL ME White Lion 61 9 (Epic 34-07921) (Atlantic 7-89051) 19 13 65 SPRING LOVE (COME BACK TOME) (LMQ 74002) Stevie B. 67 18 8 (RCA 8663-7 -RAA) 66 A/EWSEA/SAnOA/(Attantic7-89080) INXS 50 1 I ONE GOOD WOMAN Peter Cetera 20 7 67 LOVE CHANGES(EVERYTHING) (CapAo\B-44]37) . Climie Fisher 53 17 (Full MoonAWarner Bros 7-27824) 68 COLOUR Of LOVE (Jive/AristaJSi-9707) Billy Oceon 46 1 m DON’T WORRY BE HAPPY (EMi-ManhcsnanBrd3]46) Bobby McFerrin 22 6 69 BETTERBE HOME SOON (Capitol B-441 64) Crowded House 60 9 19 MAKE ME LOSE CONTROL (AK\aAS]-9686) Eric Carmen 15 16 ANOTHER LOVER (A&M AM- 1226) GiantSteps 79 3. 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Scritti Roger 84 11 (Warner Bros. 7-27976) 42 MISSED OPPORTUNITY Daryl Hall John Oates 34 9 (Arista AS1-9727) 93 I KNOW YOU’RE OUT THERE SOMEWHERE .The Moody Blues 72 13 (Polydor/FtolyGram 887 6007) 35 13 94 MATTE TT REAL (MCAMCA-53311) The Jets 86 20 48 5 95 GO FOR YOURS Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam With Full Force 90 5 52 4 (Columbia 38-07982) 75 3 96 LOST IN YOU (T^arnerBroi. 7-27927) Rod Stewart 92 18 S/T/N DEEP (Geffen 7-27894) Cher 91 6 m CHA/NS Of iOVf (Sire/Reprise 7-27844) Erasure 55 5 97 40 12 98 DIRTY DIANA (Bp]c 34 07739) Michael Jackson 93 18 (Vendetta/A&M VV-7200) 99 SAY IT’S GONNA RAIN (£pic 34-07908) Will To Power 94 12 49 THf TW/STain Pan Apple /Pofydor 887 571-7) Fat BoyS 37 12 100 PARAD/SE (Epic 34-07904) Sade 95 17 2 8 8 988 4 CASHBOX he international music/coin MACHINE/HOME entertainment weekly VOLUME Ul • NUMBER JO, September 3. 1988 CASHBCBf COVER STORY TOP POP DEBUTS 1 GEORGE ALBERT SINGLES Publisher I President and HARRY LOSK Vanessa Williams m Executive Vice President A GROOVYJGND OFLOVE By Joe Williams - ROBERT LONG Phil Collins Columbia Vice President It’s hard to think of a performer with more to prove than Vanessa Williams, ALBUMS TOM DE SAVIA who, at least for the time being, is best known as the first black Miss America Managing Editor - and who, in 1 984, resigned her title when suggestive photos of her were HANGINTTOUGH KEITH ALBERT made public in a men's magazine. That notoriety may always dog her career, New Kids On The Block - Columbia Manager, Charts and Research but Vanessa Williams has had the last laugh. Her debut album on Wing SHARI CHAMBLISS Production Manager Records is both a personal and a #1 GONZALEZ, Assistant JIM musical triumph, revealing her as a POP SINGLE New York Editorial determined woman and perhaps the ‘S' LEE JESKE, Bureau Chief MONKEY most talented of the new breed of ' JOE LEVY George Michael r&b glamour girls. Los Angeles Editorial Columbia JULIUS ROBINSON The quality of The Right Stuff #1 JOE WILLIAMS should come as no surprise to BRAD BUCHSBAUM POP ALBUM anyone familiar with Williams’ life APPETITE FOR DESTRUCTION Research before Miss America. The daughter GENE FERRITER Guns & Roses of two music teachers, she was KEVIN COOGAN Geffen SCOTT CHAMBLISS raised in suburban New York and en- BILL JACKSON couraged from an early age to sing, CHRISTOPHER M. CLARKE #1 KARLA FRANKLIN dance and play instruments. As an undergraduate at Syracuse Univer- B/C SINGLE ’ The Independent Way JOE WILLIAMS, Coordinator sity she studied musical theatre. NICE TN’ SLOW ROBERT LONG, Advertising Contact Freddie Jackson She made her New York stage debut in the 1985 off-Broadway musical "One Capitol JOE HENDERSON Man Band" and has logged several television and film appearances. Director Nashville Operations #1 But it is her record album that represents the surest step forward for this Nashville Editorial/Research B/C KEVIN HUGHES multi-dimensional performer. Approached by several record companies, Wil- ALBUM CEQLIA WALKER liams opted for the Wing division of PolyGram because “they respected me STRICKLY BUSINESS SUE THACKREY E.P.M.D. as an artist.” Along with executive producer Ed Eckstine, Williams was a full PUBLICATION OFFICES Fresh /Sleeping Bag contributing partner in the project, although she says it took awhile for her to ^ NEW YORK 330 W. 58th Street (Suite 5D) convince the musicians and various producers that she “was not just some New York, NY 10019 bimbo.” The results are impressive, from the sassy, streetwise title track to Phone: (212) 586-2640 WINNER’S CIRCLE the ballad a la Streisand, “Can This Be Real." Circulation WILD, WILD WEST NINA TREGUB, Manager With an album of myriad pleasures under her belt, Williams should be ^ The Escape Qub HOLLYWOOD ready for a full-scale assault on the American public.
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