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A Billboard Publication The International Newsweekly Of Music & Home Entertainment July 31, 1982 $3 (U.S.)

`AIRLINE' CONCEPT NARM `Gift' Promo Seek `Betamax' Ad -Free Cable Radio Planned Audio Fee Tie By LAURA FOTI Gets Four-City Test By BILL HOLLAND WASHINGTON Record NEW YORK -Commercial -free cable hookup. However, the service By IRV LICHTMAN - 24 -hour radio, in five formats, is on goes through FM radio, and will ap- companies and allied copyright the way via a joint venture pay serv- pear on the subscriber's FM band. NEW YORK -NARM and its was originally targeted to bring in $2 owners saw a light at the end of ice from John Doremus Inc. (JDI) Doremus claims the sound quality "Gift Of Music" ad agency have em- million in its first year. the tunnel last week, as a key and Satellite Syndicated Systems will be better than normal FM radio, barked on extensive research, in- Records, according to senator began circulating a pro- (SSS). The two plan to launch a cus- except with the comedy format, cluding a November tv test in four Cohen, remains the most prominent posed amendment aimed at tomized service this November in which will be mono. cities, that's seen as crucial to imple- hold -out in providing "Gift Of Mu- breaking the deadlock which has country, comedy, Broadway /Holly- The first formats were chosen be- mentation of the trade association's sic" funding, although Cohen adds stalled legislative moves to com- wood, big band and '50s /'60s hits cause of their connection to airline proposed institutional campaign that "we're not letting up" on con- pensate the for formats, with 15 to 35 more formats music. -based JDI is the next year. vincing the label to participate. losses attributed to home audio to come in the future, they say. largest syndicator of in- flight music Key results will be presented at Cohen notes that Motown has been (Continued on page 54) The service can only be offered in through its "Music in the Air" serv- the association's Florida convention (Continued on page 14) markets that have been wired for ice, as well as a syndicator to more in April and, explains Joe Cohen, cable, since it must go through a (Continued on page 56) NARM executive vice president, if the gathered research supports it, manufacturers will be asked to "kick Carroll Consultancy Plans FOR CLUB & TV USE in" more funding. Currently, participating manufac- To Expand KROQ Formula turers have forwarded $250,000 to Are Fees In Video Clip Future? "Gift Of Music" coffers, based on a By DOUGLAS E. HALL 1/2 cent contribution per sold NEW YORK -Programmer Rick cure for a r.ew, AM version of his This is the second of a two-part as "promotional" videos, three to through Feb. 1. Cohen says he antic- Carroll, whose adventurous AOR KROQ format. series examining the activities of five minutes long, have become an ipates a total contribution of $1.5 format at KROQ -FM Pasadena has Carroll was in New York last week record labels' video departments. The increasingly important part of such million by the end of the year, al- taken the station close to parity with in pursuit of these goals, and to par- first documented the increased use of outlets' programming mix. though he and Mike Reingold, sen- traditional Los Angeles leaders ticipate in the New Music Seminar video clips to promote music and art- Video clips, although short, don't ior vice president of the ad agency KMET and KLOS (Billboard, July (separate story, page 3). His current ists. come cheaply: it costs between selected, Boston -based Humphrey 10), is working on consultancy deals clout derives not only from the rat - NEW YORK- Should clubs and $20,000 and $40,000 to produce a Browning MacDougall, agree that to revamp the programming of an ings success of KROQ, but also from television (cable or otherwise) pay typical example. Record companies greater annual funding would be re- ailing AOR outlet in the New York its apparent ability to sell records. A for the use of label- originated video find the funding for these projects in quired to initiate a broad national area, and to create -with an estab- number of labels testify to this, in- clips? This is a center of controversy (Continued on page 26) campaign. The fundraising effort lished consulting firm -a joint ven- (Continued on page 7) - Inside Billboard - BILLBOARD'S ALBUM OLDIES RADIO is how Arista's Clive Davis sarcastically de- INTERNATIONAL scribed most current AOR programming in his speech at last week's New Mu- sic Seminar in New York. Keynoter Malcolm McLaren was even more critical of this and other aspects of the music business. Conference coverage: pages 3, 14, 16, 31, 56.

RETAILERS DIFFER about labels' handling of jazz repertoire at mid - TALENT line. While most agree that the price point generally means more sales, it's felt that many of the "right" titles are still not available. Manufacturers are urged to scour their vaults more carefully. Page 15.

BLANK TAPE SALES in both audio and video were underestimated for FORUM 1980, according to the International Tape /Disc Assn. The RIAA claims that opponents of home taping royalty legislation have been relying on this "arti- ficially low false data" to support their anti -royalty position. Page 3.

RETAIL PENETRATION of new music produced by independent and often tiny labels can best be accomplished when those labels organize firm =8= marketing plans. Their distributors must also be informed, to help support The of the masters metal, URIAH HEEP, in all their Billboard's International Talent Forum 8 will be held September 8- 10,1982 'Abominog." return of at the Newporter Hotel, Newport Beach, California -just one hour south of sales and promotion activities. Page 14. axe -wielding glory. "Abominog' (SRM -1- 4)57), the new Uriah Heep album Los Angeles airport. This year's forum will have a solid keynoter, some ho featuring "On The Rebound" and "That's The Way That It Is." On Mercury. topics, heatedly debated with audience participation, one -on -one lunch AOR FORMATS on the West Coast and in some Midwest markets are Marketed by PolyGram Records. (Advertisement) eons, showcases, some special awards and special low hotel room rates showing substantial strength in the latest round of spring Arbitrons made have been secured for all attendees. Register now for Early Bird rate. It's available. In one region, three prominent consultants are slugging it out as the going to be a HOT Forum, but only if YOU attend. Advertisement format's audience increases. Page 16. (Advertisement)

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NEW YORK -About 1,200 par- Haircut 100, and Clash and ticipants at the third New Music Squeeze, and there's many more on Seminar were praised for their pio- Davis Hails, McLaren Rails As the way. The floodgates will open. neering spirit by Clive Davis, presi- The tide can't be stemmed. The dent of Arista Records, and chas- word of mouth that ushered in the tised by keynote speaker Malcolm 1,200 Gather At New Music Meet original term `underground' is McLaren, manager of Bow Wow spreading the word about all these By ROMAN KOZAK Wow, for making music that has be- names. Youth, the lifeblood of the come more safe, complacent and as sessions on press, a &r, video, pro- need more KROQs. We need more and unpredictable if we are to com- industry, can't be disenfranchised non -subversive than the music made ducers, pool directors and law. pioneers and innovators. We all pete with Atari. Do these adjectives any longer by the power of advertis- by the original rock'n'roll rebels. Entertainment was provided by need to be shaken up. That's where fit the programming of today's AOR ing only wanting to reach the over - However, in his speech, "The Gang of Four, Haircut 100, Africa the visionaries come in. And that's stations? Why are there no Spiel- 25 group." Death Of The Sales Ethic In The Bambaataa & Soul Sonic Force, Bal- where you come in. Boy, do we all bergs and Lucases in this field, plot- In his keynote address, McLaren, Cassette Age," McLaren said that listic Kisses and Fashion. need new music seminars. Never ting new and imaginative territory, who founded the Sex Pistols, noted "the possibility of change in the mu- Observers of the seminar noted was it more welcome." and why is AOR radio closer to that the new music acts now emerg- sic industry lies in the ascendancy of that the sessions were more profes- In his speech, Davis also attacked Lawrence Welk than to PacMan ?" ing have lost the "sex, style and the cassette over the standard LP." sional and more upbeat than in pre- the current state of AOR radio - Davis asked. subversion" which always made The cassette, he said, was "the per- vious years, with participants "yes, album oldies radio" -which But, said Davis, when there is a rock'n'roll both dangerous and yet fect image of the modem nomad." buoyed by recent successes of such has "led to such a terrible state for cultural void, creative people fill "magical" and commercially viable. The seminar, held this year at the acts as the Go-Go's, Human League, music itself that one has to cry out in that void. Hence, the dance rock "This is the attitude of most of the Sheraton Centre Hotel, attracted Soft Cell, Haircut 100, Clash and rage. clubs and KROQ were born. "And English kids creating new wave mu- 1,000 paid attendees as well as about others, and especially by the as- "We are a critical juncture. There hallelujah for that. For though it's sic," said McLaren. "They don't feel 200 non -paying panelists and guests. cendancy of KROQ -FM in Los An- is vast competition for the con- not the art of Dylan or the Beatles or the concern to dig their heels in with The two-day event, Monday and geles. New music, it was often noted sumer's dollar when he turns to the Presley or Hendrix, it's new and dif- a definite viewpoint. Like the early Tuesday (19 -20), featured seminars at the sessions, is becoming part of world of leisure time. So we all have ferent and there is a response. And Clash, or the Sex Pistols. Or Rolling on radio, retail and venues (separate the mainstream. to be fit and feisty and challenging so we get the Human League, and Stones, Janis Joplin, , Elvis stories, pages 14, 16, 31, 56) as well Clive Davis told the seminar, "We and provocative and imaginative Soft Cell, and Flock of Seagulls, and (Continued on page 56) Royalty Decision Stirs Legal Row AGAC Seeks Reversal Of `Who's Sorry Now' Judgment By IRV LICHTMAN of the song made under Mills li- sued both Mills and Ted Snyder cense, while the Snyder interests Music to obtain a court determina- NEW YORK -A protracted legal claimed such income. tion of which party should receive battle is envisioned over a U.S. dis- Confronted with conflicting the royalties, which amounted to trict court judge's decision here to claims, the Harry Fox Agency, $1,767.01 of what would have been grant a music publisher post- termi- which collects mechanical royalties, Snyder's share. nation mechanical royalties on But, indicative of the "court test" recordings made before termination nature of Fox' action is the admis- (Billboard, July 24). BLACK RETAIL sion by the agency's chief, Al Ber- The American Guild of Authors man, that it has "dozens" of similar C & Composers is supporting the ap- PROGRAM SET conflicting claims. peal in defense of writers or their es- The New York law firm of Linden w tates who recapture copyrights for NEW YORK -The Black Music & Deutsch, which represented the Assn. retailer program will be un- j the 19 -year extension period granted Snyder interests, plans to file its ap- veiled a by the 1976 Copyright Act. Accord- at black music meeting in peal within weeks, although the ap- DUDE'S DAY -Michael Jackson gets a welcoming buss from Peggy Lipton Atlanta Aug. 21, according to BMA Ñ Jones as husband Quincy Jones, right, looks on during the July 15 gala con- ing to Lewis Bachman, executive di- peals court is not expected to hear - rector of AGAC, funds, mainly from executive director George Ware. arguments until late this year. CO ferring him with the City of Hope's Spirit of Life Award. Seen at left is pro- At the Jack the Rapper conference ducer /director Steven Spielberg, one of Jones' guests at the Beverly Hilton writers, are being received by An AGAC statement declares that r AGAC to seek a reversal of Judge Aug. 19 -22, a BMA seminar on re- the matter is a "question of sufficient bash, while Lester Sill, Screen Gems /EMI Music chief, can be seen in the tailing will outline a plan that calls background, applauding. Edward Weinfeld's decision in the importance to all to war- n Second Circuit U.S. Appeals Court. for the development of seven re- rant supporting the appeal." m gional pilot "We're getting $5 to $1,000 contri- co -op efforts. Last week- Under the 19-year extension fea- CI in bution, much like our efforts to get end Chicago, St. Louis retailer (Continued on page 58) K-tel Activating Arrival Lab an increased mechanical rate from Ted Hudson met with members of the Copyright Royalty Tribunal," the Chicago retail community about Bachman declares. forming a regional cooperative oper- For Original U.S. Releases ation (Billboard, July 24). The issue of pre - termination me- we In This Issue By IS HOROWITZ chanical income is considered finan- "At this point, are working on the details of the program, so that we CLASSIFIED MART 44, 45 NEW YORK -K-tel International The album is "Baroque Connec- cially vital to authors (or their es- will have a complete plan when we COMMENTARY 12 has activated its Arrival label to tion," a variation of the "Hooked tates) who recapture standard reach Atlanta," says Ware. "We're COUNTRY 39 serve as a vehicle for marketing orig- theme copyrights, since these songs are re- GOSPEL _.. _ On..." developed by K-tel not building unreasonable expecta- ...... _..._..... _..._.... 35 inal recordings in the U.S. and licensed for sale in this country ceiving far fewer new recordings INTERNATIONAL 46 tions about the plan. We are going to The first domestic album to bear to RCA Records. A single taken than in the past. JAll __._ _..._ 34 present a framework that retailers in the logo ships to the trade next week Judge Weinfeld's decision cen- PRO EQUIPMENT & SERVICES .29 from the album is already moving the various regions can work with if in a merchandising effort that will out to radio seeking exposure, and tered on conflicting claims between ...... -...16 they wish. We don't want people RETAILING...._ target record and tape retailers and will also be offered for sale. Mills Music and Ted Snyder Music, 14 who come in with a defeatist atti- VENUES.._..._ _ .31 racks, in addition to traditional K -tel Mickey Elfenbein, K -tel executive which had recaptured the late corn - tude. VIDEO _ .26 variety store and mass discount mer- vice president, denies the move is an poser Ted Snyder's one -third share "The hope is that we'll provide chandiser accounts. to in "Who's Sorry Now?" from Mills. FEATURES attempt establish a full- fledged some kind of undergirding for black label Mills claimed it was entitled to new Chartbeat 6 that would sign and develop retailers." new artists and thus compete head - royalties generated from recordings Executive Turntable 4 For The Record on with other manufacturers. Nor Industry Events 54 will it Inside Track 58 Because of an error in tabula- replace the kind of relation- ship it has effected with RCA. Lifelines 51 tion, Tree International should New LP 8 Tape Releases He describes Arrival rather as an RIAA Lashes Out At ITA 14 have been listed as the top coun- New On The Charts 18, 36 "offshoot" K -tel's usual try music publisher in the rank- of manner Rock'n'Rolling 45 ings which appeared in Bill- of operation, but one that "will be '80 Sales Figure Revision Stock Market Quotations 9 confined to marketing concepts that The Rhythm & The Blues 10 board's July 10 publishing By LAURA FOTI Vox lox spotlight. Our apologies to Tree do not lend themselves to television 23 campaigns." NEW YORK -The International RIAA president Stan Gortikov for the mistake -and our con- CHARTS K -tel normally deals in material Tape /Disc Assn. (ITA) has made points out that the 1980 189.6 mil- gratulations for the accom- Hot 100 52 licensed from other labels and pro- plishment. available blank audio and video lion units figure represents a 15% Top LPs & Tape 55, 57 in Also, our congratulations to grammed packages tailored for tape sales figures for 1981, and in "understatement" (a 29 million -unit Black Singles, LPs 36, 38 promotion via television. Some of doing so has revised its 1980 audio error). "Opponents of home Country Singles, LPs 40, 42 Nashville's No. 1 pop music pub- taping lisher, House of Gold. Ranked in the are sold by direct mail, figures. This revision has evoked an royalty legislation have been relying Singles Radio Action 20, 21, 22, 23 most are Rock Albums/Top Tracks 24 the top 10 of the nation's hottest but retailed through special outcry from the RIAA. on this artificially low false data to display racks and bins located in The ITA claims blank audio cas- support their own stance," he says. Adult Contemporary Singles 25 pop publishers, House of Gold Chart Breakouts 25 led all other Nashville -based pop host stores to which tv viewers are settes sold at retail and through bulk The ITA claims its tape statistics directed. committee discovered Boxscore 32 publishers, while ranking No. 2 and industrial outlets amounted to the error had Hits Of The World The company's creation of the been 48 as the most successful country 225.8 million units for 1980, rather made because the number of Videocassette Rentals, Sales 26, 28 "Hooked On" concept represents a music publisher. The country than the 189.6 million units origi- imported cassettes from areas other Disco /Dance Top 80 33 recent involvement with rankings were decided by the original nally reported last year. Hence, the than Japan and Mexico had been Jazz LPs 34 close margin of 29 points out of recordings. Three such packages 1981 figures just announced, 238.8 underestimated. Spiritual LPs 35 have been licensed to RCA here and million units, mean an increase of Dollar sales of audio cassettes 6,200 (based on chart positions REVIEWS others may follow the same licensing 6% instead 21% were up 14% using the new ITA fig- and the number of weeks on the of (latter percentage Album Reviews route so long as consumer interest in would have applied if the old figures ures, from $253.1 million in 1980 50 charts). Singles Reviews 51 (Continued on page 54) were used). (Continued on page 58)

www.americanradiohistory.com 4 General News A&M Targets Cassettes In Execulive Turnlable Sales Program New appointments at Billboard see Earl Paige named to the newly created post of retailing editor and Laura Foti upped to video editor. Paige, who was By SAM SUTHERLAND special issues editor, will be based in Los Angeles. Foti, who was pro equip- ment & services editor /associate video editor, will be based in New York. She LOS ANGELES -A &M Records succeeds Jim McCullaugh, who exits to become the editor-in -chief of Software is zeroing in on the growing cassette Merchandising, a new publication focusing on computer software. market via a current sales program Record Companies pushing its 30 top -selling tape titles Ian Thomas, who with discounts, extra dating, adver- has been acting joint director of the International Feder- ation of Producers tising and store merchandising. Phonogram and Videogram (IFPI) with Gillian Davies since December last year, is appointed direc- Although the July 19 -Aug. 6 cam- tor general and chief executive of the feder- paign follows within weeks of a sales ation. Thomas joined IFPI in 1968; he push for top albums in LP configu- is - based. Davies has been appointed ration only, the label claims its "Red associate director and chief legal adviser. Hot Cassette Sale" is inspired Rich Fitzgerald named national promo- directly by the shift toward cassette NEW PACT -RCA Records president Bob Summer, left, welcomes Kenny tion director at Geffen Records in among album buyers. Los An- Rogers to the label (Billboard, July 3). Rogers' first RCA album is slated for geles. He was vice president and general According to David Steffen, label 1983. manager of Network Records. ... Gloria J. vice Calbreath Lovelace sales president, the idea of a cas- Calbreath upped to director of a &r adminis- sette -only push has been in the GETS `STARDUST' FORMAT tration at A &M Records in Los Angeles. She has been with the label since works for some time. "Actually, we 1979, serving most recently as a &r administration manager. decided last year that we wanted this Paul Lovelace joins Capitol /EMI Records in Nashville as program, but we didn't get one or- country promotion director, succeeding Gerrie McDowell, ganized quickly enough to do it WADE Shifting To Big Bands who returns to Dallas to do regional country promotion for sooner," he notes, adding that July JACKSONVILLE -WAPE, a leg- this month when Greaseman left for the label. Lovelace was West Coast regional country promo- was picked for the launch after re- tion director for MCA Records. viewing the label's overall release endary AM rocker that was once af- WWDC -FM (DC -101) Washington, fectionately Steven Backer upped to manager of college marketing for schedule and its available marketing known as the Ape until as reported, and Doug Carter will CBS Records in New York. He was supervisor of college pro- dollars. it went into a country format little continue in afternoon drive. more than a year ago, is changing General manager Rick Marcellan motion. ... Henry Marquez named art director for EMI The program will offer A &M's 30 again to the satellite -delivered "Star- says that no staffers are being fired America /Liberty Records in Los Angeles. He succeeds Bill best selling cassettes, based on past Backer dust" format from Satellite Music as a result of the switch to satellite Burks, who was named director of creative services for Capi- sales, and Steffen notes that the art- Network. service, but he does note that tol Records. Marquez was senior designer for Capitol. ists represented -including the Po- The shift comes Friday (30) to a Greaseman is not being replaced lice, Supertramp, Styx, Herb Alpert, Marketing format which features the hits of the and that economics figure in the rea- , Squeeze, Quincy At WEA in Los Angeles, Cory Connery named branch marketing coordina- 1940s and '50s, including some 'big sons for the shift. Jones, Cat Stevens and others -rep- tor; Jim Fisher upped to sales manager of video products for the West Coast, band sounds. Program director The drop to a 3.9 in the latest Ar- resents older titles as well as recent Alaska and Hawaii; Patricia Dignam appointed video sales rep for Holly- Doug Wilson will continue to do bitron did not figure in the station's hits. wood, San Fernando Valley, Ventura County and Las Vegas; and Paul mornings, a post he moved into early (Continued on page 56) A discount "in excess of 7%" and Newnham named national director of accounting. All have been with their re- Nov. 15 billing (60 days additional spective divisions of the corporation. dating for those buying at the plan's HOUSE PANEL Publishing launch) are the centerpieces of the BUCKS SENATE Samuel S. Trust appointed chief executive of the ATV campaign. Store merchandising in- Music Group worldwide. Based in Hollywood, he will spend several cludes distribution of 50,000 red months in the U.K. su- pervising the reorganization of the U.K. and European operations. price stickers, to be tagged on prod- Royalty Exemption Tabled Trust has served as president of the firm's U.S. and Canadian divisions uct spines to flag product in dealer for the past nine By BILL HOLLAND years.... Bob Stabile joins Chappell Music in Los Angeles bins. as West Coast crea- tive manager. He was with Warner Bros. Music for nine years, serving most A generic poster, featuring a WASHINGTON - Barely two Fla.), was tabled by a motion voted recently as general manager.... Lyn Jackson named West Coast director of tv poster girl with a Walkman -type weeks after the U.S. Senate passed on by most of the subcommittee and film repertory for ASCAP in Los Angeles. She has served as music con- is used, an amendment buried in an unre- personal player, being and members with the understanding sultant for various feature films and tv specials. Steffen reports an advertising fund lated copyright bill to exempt non- that the matter would be discussed is being made available. Ad commit- profit veteran and fraternal organi- further in an upcoming joint Senate Video /Pro Equipment ments will be centrally monitored zations from paying music perform- House conference. Russell C. Greene named president of Magnetic from A office here, with ance royalties, the House subcom- Tape International in Gar- &M's home Both ASCAP and BMI were dena, Calif. He was executive vice mittee on courts, civil liberties and president of SICO. ... Charles A. Quinn regional sales offices to disburse and shocked by the Senate action two named division vice president of the administration flatly tabled a operations for RCA's consumer electronics monitor outlays. weeks ago (Billboard, July 17). Ed division in Indianapolis. similar measure. He has been with RCA since 1965, serving most Ad mats and order forms are also Cramer, president of BMI, said he recently as division vice president Although no one would speak on of materials and facilities.... Jud Schwartz being supplied. was worried about "the impetus it named associate producer /marketing representative the record, there was a bit of resent- for Video Music Projects Steffen indicates the program will give every other group seeking in New York. ... Ken Fay joins ment on the part of the House sub- Harrison Systems in Nashville as a factory could become a label perennial, de- exemption from the law" when he marketing representative. He has been committee that the Senate version in the audio business for 14 years, pending upon response, although he was contacted about the Senate vote. serving at Scully, Dolby and had bypassed considerable com- Martin Audio, among others.... Sonny Boda adds that timing may be varied ac- Hal David, president of ASCAP, re- named national sales manager for mittee study and attention over the Nautilus Recordings in San Luis Obispo, cording to release schedule if the marked that "any exemption weak- Calif. He has held various sales positions with last 20 years, most of it indicating the firm. ... Walter Thurman cassette push becomes an annual ens the value of all copyrights." named West Coast sales for that such an exemption would the graphics systems area of Raytheon's equip- campaign. erase ment division in Sudbury, some of the gains won by copyright Representatives from both Mass.... Sandy Taylor named vice president /direc- tor of technical marketing services, including owners and the music industry in the ASCAP and BMI had called on the film, video, music and digital recording for Digital Sound new Copyright Act which became House subcommittee members be- Recording in Los Angeles. She was administrative New LP & Tape vice president and general manager effective in 1978. fore the motion to table to present of Anchor Leasing. Releases, p. 14 The House measure, introduced their views and their opinion about this year by Rep. Bill Young (R- the Senate vote. Related Fields Virgil Roberts named president of Dick Griffey Productions in Los Angeles. He will continue to serve as executive vice president and general counsel for Solar Records and the Griffey group of companies. Piracy Fight Vince Murray named director of research and development Gains Ground In Italy at Capitol Records' Glenbrook Plant. He was manager of Tougher Laws Lead To Fines, Prison Terms quality control and process engineering. ... Sue Markland For Offenders Jones named public relations and promotions director for By DANIELE CASTELLI (Billboard, Sept. 20, 1981). illegally produced cassettes were James Brown Enterprises in Augusta, Ga. She was a public In aggravated cases, under the confiscated by police from the road- information specialist at the Univ. of South Carolina and was a freelance -The Italian record in- new laws the minimum sentence is side stall of a trader obviously cash- journalist.... Roxanne Brown upped to sales ad- dustry believes that the antipiracy one year's imprisonment and a fine ing in on the pre -Christmas sales Roberts ministrator of licensing and merchandising for Viacom in laws introduced a year ago, with of a million lire, or around $800. boom. The trader, Giovanni Zeuli, New York. She was executive secretary in the department.... Marty Ostrow named much tougher penalties for those Normally, the Italian legal process was sentenced, on April 7, to three publisher of The Record, Straight Arrow Publishers' convicted of manufacturing or han- is extremely slow, particularly where months in prison and was fined monthly music magazine. He was director of record and film merchandising dling illegal product, are effective. more important cases are concerned. $450. for Magazine, The Record's sister publication.... J. Roman Ba- biak named executive director of the American Music But because the maximum prison During the same carefully - Conference in Wilmette, Not only are more and more of- Ill. sentence for record piracy offenses is planned raid, Francesco He was director of communication services. fenders being trapped, due to in- Mastroieni three years, today's offenders can be was arrested on a similar offense creased vigilance by the authorities, and tried in a lower grade of court, be- was in court three but punishment, including prison months later, fore a "pretore" judge, where the ac- when he was jailed for two months Billboard (ISSN 0006 -2510) Vol. 94 No. 30 is published weekly by Billboard Publications, sentences and hefty fines, is being tion is commendably faster and and fined $300. Inc., One Astor Plaza, 1515 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10036. Subscription rate: annual rate, meted out surprisingly swiftly. Continental U.S. ;125.00. Second class postage New York, N.Y. where the immediacy of the sen- Just 15 days after the new law offi- paid at and at additional mailing office. Current and back copies of Billboard are available on microfilm from KTO The new laws meant that con- tencing and subsequent publicity cially came into operation, Felice Microform, Rte 100, Millwood, N.Y 10546 or Xerox University Microfilms, 300 North Zeeb victed pirates face prison sentences can have a salutary effect on other Tanorella was arrested in Vicenza, Road, Ann Arbor, Mich. 48106. Postmaster, please send changes of address to Billboard, from three months to three years and pirates. caught in possession of 500 counter - P.O. Boar 1413, Riverton, N.J. 08077, (609) 786 -1669. fines from roughly $500 to $5,000 In Genova, on Dec. 23, 1981, 350 (Continued on page 47) www.americanradiohistory.com f. Ni1 ';4'4.t,

Paul Carrack casts a spell with his solo debut, "Suburban Voodoo." He's the man whose song "How Long" went all the way to *1 for Ace and whose hot, soulful voice has been haunting the airwaves again with "Tempted," the big hit for Squeeze. "Suburban Voodoo" is a potent combination of musical talent. Besides Carrack, whose vocal and keyboard prowess were powerful forces for Squeeze, the album is produced by Nick Lowe, with songs co- written by Lowe, Carlene Carter, Squeeze colleagues and , as well as Roxy Music members Neil Hubbard and Alan Spenner. Who needs "Suburban Voodoo "? You do! You do! But be fore- warned - "Suburban Voodoo" may bring new life to your living room.

PAUL CARRACK'S "SUBURBAN VOODOO." BE WARY OF IT! ON EPIC RECORDS AND TAPES.

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www.americanradiohistory.com 6 General News Caprice Exec ChorbeoE Guilty Of Fraud NASHVILLE -Don Lewis, presi- dent of Caprice Records, pleaded Big Mac Back On Track; guilty to wire fraud charges July 19 in U.S. District Court in Baltimore. Chicago Loops Into Top 10 Lewis allegedly attracted some 450 would -be singing stars, who re- By PAUL GREIN sponded to his advertising in news- Fleetwood Mac's "Mirage" top 10 with "Hard To Say I'm papers nationwide, into signing "deals" with Caprice that cost them (Warner) vaults to number three in Sorry," which vaults from 11 to six. $3,000 each. The singers were given its third chart week, already surpass- It's Chicago's 13th top 10 single; its ing the number four peak of the first since "Baby What A Big Sur- free auditions, supposedly to be sent to Nashville producers, and were band's last studio LP, "Tusk." This is prise" in late 1977. promised in their contracts that they the highest chart position Fleetwood Chicago, of course, was on Co- Mac has attained since "Rumours" would be sent to Nashville to make lumbia from the time it made its first records. posted its 31st and last week at No. 1 chart impression in May, 1969, until in January, 1978. According to Assistant U.S. Attor- about a year ago. But this record is ney James Rothschild, about 20 The group's "Hold Me" also holds It's its debut for Full Moon /Warner. Maryland citizens paid the $3,000. at number four this week, looking to also Full Moon's first top 10 hit The state is the first to file criminal become its second No. 1 single. through Warner distribution. POWERFUL PAIR- George Benson and back -up vocalist Vicki Randle duet charges against Lewis, who was "Dreams" hit the top in June, 1977. Lee's "Lookin' For Love" Johnny on a number at a recent Greek Theatre performance. named in a Tennessee civil suit. * * * reached the top 10 on Full Moon/ Tapes made for singers contracted to Dan Fogelberg Last Laugh: If Fleetwood Mac is Asylum, as have four Lewis were never sent to Nashville, Full Moon /Epic. TV, PUBLISHING ARMS PLANNED rallying back from a moderate ca- hits on according to Rothschild, and rec- reer slump, Chicago is back from a "Hard To Say I'm Sorry" was co- ords were never made. major one. The group hadn't even written by producer David Foster 21 Label Sentencing is scheduled for Sept. cracked the top 50 since "No Tell and Chicago bassist Peter Cetera, Sets Initial LPs; 9 by U.S. District Judge James Lover" in early 1979, but this week who also wrote the group's last two Miller. Lewis faces six months in makes an impressive return to the (Continued on page 58) Haayen Details Int'l Thrust prison under the plea bargain, and the maximum penalty for wire fraud By IRV LICHTMAN is five years in prison plus a $1,000 NEW YORK -With a predeter- national label with guarantees fine. mined international flavor to its ros- of worldwide releases," explains ter of contemporary acts, 21 Records Haayen, adding that other elements launches its first product in the U.S. of the company will include a tv pro- FM -TV Puts The label, a partnership of U.S. - duction company, a publishing firm, based Fred Haayen and Willem Van 21 Music, with ASCAP and BMI af- Radio Format Kooten of Benelux' CNR (Bill- filiations, and a record production board, April 17), with a minority company. On The Tube KING KAROL'S NEW share held by PolyGram, bows un- So far, Haayen, former key execu- NEW YORK -The FM radio for- der PolyGram manufacture and tive at PolyGram and WEA Inter- mat is being translated to the TV distribution via an album and single national, is involved in various screen, with the launch of "FM -TV" LOW PRICE POLICY! by Ireland's Paul Brady, and a 12- forms of distribution with acts also by Franklin Video and Cable Serv- inch single by France's Romanelli. from the U.S., Canada, U.K. and ices here. The company, sister to ATI WHOLESALE AND EXPORT ONLY!! The latter release, titled "Chain Re- Benelux. Video which produces USA Net- action," is being marketed for a lim- From the U.S., 21 is marketing work's "Night Flight," has signed an WE HAVE MORE DIFFERENT RECORDS & TAPES ited time at a regular $1.99 singles outside the U.S. the current black agreement with broadcast syndica- price, according to Haayen. Brady's hit, "Planet Rock," by Soul Sonic tor On The Air. THAN ANY OTHER DEALER IN THE WORLD! album, "Hard Station," contains the Force on the Tommy Boy label; and "FM -TV" begins this week, with single, "Crazy Dreams." to -be- released singles by veteran broadcasts in various cities around to an performer /writer Tommy James NEW OLD POPULAR CLASSICAL OPERA "We truly mean be inter- the U.S. Date and time of broadcast and new singer /writer from Los An- depends upon local stations. So far, geles, Kristen Lee. YOU NAME IT HAVE IT 50 markets have signed up to air the -WE Noted Arranger For the world outside of the U.S. two-hour shows. and Canada, 21 has Canada's ANY QUANTITY! Cheri, There will initially be four pro- IN Bill Justis already a success with "Murphy's grams, utilizing concert footage, in- Law" in the U.K. Our prices based on service and avail- terviews and other music video ri Dead At 55 From the U.K., the label has shorts. "The show is fast -paced and ability are LOWEST IN THE INDUSTRY! world rights to product by Loz broad," says Franklin Video presi- NASHVILLE -Music City lost Netto's Bzar, produced by Colin dent Jeff Franklin. "Music is not We ship anywhere in the world! one of its most colorful and beloved Thurston, and singer Ronnie Bond. hard to put on TV if you can cut it ;/' You can PICK -UP EVERYDAY OF THE YEAR characters when Bill Justis died July And an act originally brought to where you can maintain interest lev- 15 at his home here, after a brief ill- stardom by Haayen, Golden Ear- els." (we are always open -9 AM to 9 PM)! ness. He was 55. ring, will be marketed by 21 in Bene- We deliver ANYWHERE IN MANHATTAN! Justis' arranging skills through a lux, with individual label agree- 30-year career brought him together ments in other territories. Radmus Moves with many prominent rock'n'roll Haayen, operating out of offices NEW YORK -Radmus Publish- '798 Nows475 All Prices COD FOB NYCj and country performers. A profes- here at 161 W. 54th St., says the tv ing Inc. and affiliated companies [All list- production company, bowing Sept. Musrad Publishing MINIMUM sional jazz musician and arranger (Celta Music, $10000 1, has already set one -hour "pro- and Radmus Productions) have a I All 5898 list -Now '550 ORDER who served as Sun Records' musical director in Memphis in the '50s, he files" with six key acts, although of- new address: c/o Larry Shayne En- 100/0 Deposit with order worked with neophyte talents such ficial signings are yet to be made. terprises, 250 W. 57th St., Suite 2421, Singles '100 Each on All COD's. t J as Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, These programs will be offered New York, N.Y. 10019; telephone Charlie Rich, Roy Orbison, Johnny through cable tv and for home video (212) 957 -9330. Cash and Carl Perkins, helping to cassettes /disks via a major home :4 KING KAROL define the future of these rock trend- video firm. setters. Haayen notes that the tv produc- tion wing will not produce programs One of his own rare excursions with 21 acts to avoid "conflicts. This USED AUTOMATIC into recording came in 1957, when * RECORDS * division will have its own objec- OVER 30 YEARS OF SERVICE & INTEGRITY he waxed an original sax instrumen- RECORD PRESSES `H fives." tal, "Raunchy," for the Phillips In- As for 21's production wing, : 126 WEST 42nd STREET ternational label. A major pop and LENED 12" Haayen says it's on the brink of a (( ç\i1 hit, the record was also re- (Between B'way & 6th Ave.) country "production /logo" link with a key EQUIPPED WITH DIES, garded as one of the first in a series label. In this association, Haayen 10036 of rock instrumentals which paved EXTRUDER, CONTROL i4R says he and the label's top executives the way for the success of the VALVES, SELF -CON- V t1/4 will jointly select product flow. PHONE: (212) 354 -7684 Champs, the Ventures and Duane Abroad, 21 is seeking to appoint TAINED HYDRAULICS. Eddy. TELEX KING UR 236601 a&r executives in various territories. After this million- seller, Justis ex- Also, a CNR marketing and promo- $12,500 U.S. EACH perimented with his own short-lived tion team will coordinate activities F.O.B. EAST COAST label, Play Me, and in 1960 moved with PolyGram's own staffers. to Nashville, entrenching himself Haayen says both the publishing OTHER EQUIPMENT firmly on the local front as a premier and video divisions do not involve ALSO AVAILABLE! arranger and musical director. He participation by PolyGram, adding Neil Vance assembled string and horn sections that an administration deal for the Contact for a procession of artists peopling publishing entity is nearing comple- (213) 767 -8833 (Continued on page 39) tion.

www.americanradiohistory.com 7 General News Carroll Consultancy Moves To Expand KROQ Formula

Continued from page 1 AORs today is all oldies. This is played." bands. The only reason they're lesser Wavelength. cluding Capitol, which reports that fine for a one or two (Arbitron) book He also complains other AOR sta- known is because no one is playing Much of the programed music is when the Pasadena station recently surge," Carroll reasons, "but you tions are "not serving youth. They them." Carroll says his station has highly danceable. "This is the new went on the Missing Persons album, have a burnout factor. AOR has want to hear the new music. There helped break lesser known L.A. disco format w :shout the backlash," it suddenly sold 70,000 copies in the peaked because of the music being are a lot of good, lesser known rock bands like Wink, the Sights and he explains. market. Reportedly, no one else in Los Angeles was playing the record. Carroll says he's also negotiating to consult MTV, and that he'll be recommending to all his clients that they simulcast all MTV specials. Due to a relationship which began informally, he says, KROQ and MTV share about 40% of the music they air -music that other AORs don't offer, Carroll claims. Carroll, the former program di- rector of KROQ, is now working with that station as his flagship. vIr Along with his partners Marty Schwartz, previously AOR national promotion director for Elektra / Asy- lum, and KROQ music director Larry Groves, Carroll is now talking Digital Synthesis Music Printing Real Instruments to five stations in the top 12 markets. Schwartz is serving as sales and pro- motion director for the new com- pany, and Groves is national music director. The world's most advanced digital synthesis system has just The Music Printing and Sample- to-Disk'Options, advanced become the world's most advanced Music Printing and Sam- as they are, are only part of the incredible Sinclavier® II Assistance in this story provided by pling System. Digital Music System. Since its introduction two years ago, Al Senia in Los Angeles. Now, with Synclavier® II's Music Printing Option, perfor- many of the world's most influential musicians, producers mances played on Syn- and studios have seen and clavier® II's keyboard can now own a II In these days of extensive re- Snclavier© be transferred and printed system themselves. search, Carroll's format is all gut, he out automatically in stand- We invite yoJ to see and says. "I personally program 99% of ard musical notation. This hear what they already the sound." On KROQ, he has a amazing new Option pro- know, that the future of playlist of 53 records in rotation vides a quick, high quality music is ava fable today ranging from 90 minutes to three computerized printing of from New England Digital. hours. His key to a fresh sound: "We complete orchestral scores Synclavier® II digital go on records quickly and we go off or individual parts, music systems start at them quickly." music, and lead sheets with $13,750.00. He traces his programming ability lyrics. Don't forge_ to inquire to working under Bill Gavin at Using the new Sample -to- about our li -e of business KLIV San Jose when Carroll was a DiskTuOption, you can now software for your studio and teenager and Gavin was consulting record real instruments or personal use, the station. The advice he picked up whole sections of instru- then: put a record in which you be- ments into the Syncla- Synclavier' I I vier® II lieve in power rotation even if it isn't and then play them Instruction M nual on its keyboard. New selling. And that's what Carroll does Eng- and Demo Ric. ord. land Digital's technological today, he says, describing his pro- A complete andj descriptive wizardry has made it pos- gramming as "the crossover format Instruction J a ival is now sible to record or sample available for $E0.00 (USA & of the '80s. I don't want to be labeled any analog signal onto a Canada) or $30.00 (else- AOR. We go from top 40 to urban Winchester Disk using a where) postpaid.post . contemporary." microphone or line -level 30 minute, )ng- playing In addition to new music acts such source. You can record at a demo 'ec ord s are also as A Flock Of Seagulls and Haircut sampling rate of 50KHz. for available for 2.50 (USA & 100, the format also includes the a minimum of 100 seconds Canada) an $6.00 (else- Pretenders, Devo, the Go -Go's, up to a maximum of 54 where). Rolling Stones, the Who, and the minutes. After recording, For more information, a Beatles. Of the older music, Carroll sophisticated software tech- personal demonstration,mrn or says, "It's the lyric content that's im- niques provided by New the name ofo Y our nearest portant. Some of these songs have a England Digital allow you to representative,'e, call vision of honesty." analyze the recorded signal, or write to: digitally filter out noise Also: "Hang On Sloopy" by the or harmonics, and edit different signals New England Digital Corporation together for unique sounds. Once McCoys, "Dirty Water" by the satisfied with your sampled Department 26, Box 546 r sound, you can easily transfer it to the Synclavier® II's key- White Standells, Chuck Berry, and "lots of River Jct., VT 05001 board for real time performance. 802-295-5800 new digital Motown." But the music mix is 90% england currents. Not only does Carroll se- lect 99% of the music, but he pre- programs it, and sets up the se- quence of records. _.....r....M.,..,. 11144.11,0 11).61A, MOM. "For the stations we consult, I en- : vision that we will do 80% of the pro- vvnn gramming, with them being respon- - L,4,0 /611.41.7 NMINICINNIC. sible for the other 20%o to expose new s:. and local talent," he explains. ti,yucluvicr Il M Carroll notes that in the Midwest he will offer more conservative pro- gramming featuring such groups as Journey. A New York station con- sulted by Carroll would include "Super Freak," Prince and the Thompson Twins. There would be more of a dance element to the sound. "Basically everyone has done an excellent job on the top 200 oldies. 700 of the music being played by

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The young woman who thrilled Only six Scotty Awards a year are recordings that reach gold or platinum Broadway audiences as Dorothy in "The given to super achievers in any category status in 1982. And we'll donate $100 Wiz" has grown up. of mus ;c. Just to qualify you have to to Muscular Dystrophy for each qualified go gold or platinum by RIAA standards. nomination. Stephanie Mills is now thrilling And you have to master on Scotch® So contact your 3M Field people with her incredible singing and Recording Tape. Representative for details and nomination recording talents. A fact proven by her forms. With a lot of talent, your nominee album "Sweet Sensation" So when a group like Stephanie just may enjoy sweet success like Mills and her recording team wins a The album's gold status is just one Stephanie Mills. Scotty. it means something. And it's indicator of its success. It yielded a something they can share with someone Grammy and two hit singles for Stephanie, less fortunate, because we award $1000 from the rhythm including a crossover in their name to the Muscular Dystrophy and blues ?o the pop charts. It's also Association. That money goes toward earned her our latest Scotty Award. helping kids like Alexander Deist. To be associated with an album like We also award a $5000 music "Sweet Sensation" is a distinct pleasure scholarship to a promising new artist for us. And Stephanie we congratulate chosen by the top Scotty winner. and the other professionals who made it a reality: Producers James Mtume and If you know a super achiever, enter r Reggie Lucas; Engineer Jim Dougherty; that artist in this year's Scotty Awards. ',1-;1-1'ti';i_. and Sigma Sound Studios. We're now accepting nominations for

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www.americanradiohistory.com 9 General News Market Quotations Music Arm Boosts Thorn EMI As of closing, July 22, 1982 Division Reports 12 -Month Profit Of $62.4 Million Annual NAME P -E (Sales High Low Close Change High Low loos) By PETER JONES strong worldwide management and for videorecorders and the prere- the growing development of excel- corded video cassettes again ex- 13/16 Ys Altec Corporation 5 9/16 Ya 9/16 + 1/16 LONDON-Thorn EMI's music lent repertoire." ceeded expectations and it's a buoy- 42 26% ABC 7 1994 41% 411 41'/. - % which includes EMI Rec- In the overall group home enter- ant business," he says. 6 334 281 27% 28% + % division, 35% 25% American Can he says 7% 4 Automatic Radio 6 15 7'/. 7% 7'/. + '/. ords and Capitol Records, posted a tainment sector, that Thorn The video software side of Thorn 471 33% CBS 6 912 40 391/2 4f + % substantial increase in profits in the EMI's Ferguson division "improved is further by 7'/. 5 Corporation 21 6 61/2 6% i% Unch. EMI being developed Craig 12 to March, 1982: $62.4 upon the previous year's perform- 59% 47 Disney, Walt 15 1638 83 51% 52% + 1% months heavy investment, with the video 4 2% Electrosound Group - - - - 2% Unch. million, compared to $34.7 million ance to produce good results," no- programs department establishing 7% 7% 7% + % 7% 3% Filmways, Inc. 205 the previous year. Figures reflect ex- tably with the TX range of color tele- itself in Europe, the U.S. and Aus- 17 11% Gulf + Western 3 675 11'b 11% 11% Unch. vision receivers. 15% 10% Handleman 6 18 13% 131 131/2 Unch. change rates of $1.70 to the pound tralia. 6% 1% Integrity Entertainment 4 10 2'/. 21/2 2% + 1 sterling at time of writing. Cave adds that the Royal Wed- 7 4% K -tel 7 4 4% 41/2 4% + The newly released statistics offer ding here boosted both television But, he admits, commitments 59 36 Matsushita Electronics 8 31 41 39% 401/2 + % made in earlier years together with 17 373 671 66% 66% sharp contrast to the music division's and videorecorder sales. The group's 67% 38 MCA - trends in the film business 57% 48% 3M 10 1060 56% 56 561 + depressed condition two years ago, television rental companies re- "recent 69% 49 Motorola 13 2630 69% 671 6834 + % while boosting the parent company's mained market leaders in the U.K., have resulted in losses. Both our cin- 40% 30 North American Phillips 5 36 36 35% 35% - (Continued on page 46) 10% 6% Orrox Corporation - 34 8'/. 8% 8% - 1 profit profile beyond most expecta- with expansion overseas. "Demand 16% 10% Pioneer Electronics 17 3 11% 11% 11% - '/. tions. 23% 15% RCA 9 3771 19% 18% 19'/. - % 18 11% Sony 9 764 12% 12% 12% + Y. Full Thorn EMI group profits for 34'/. 22% Storer Broadcasting 12 2145 25% 24% 25 - % the 1981 -82 year's trading were 3% 2 Superscope 5 3 2% 2% - 'b $179.2 $160.3 34% 27'/. Taft Broadcasting 8 10 31% 31% 31% - Y. million, as against Overseas Payment Delays 63'/. 43% Warner Communications 10 2842 48% 46% 47% + % million the previous year. OVER THE Sales Bid Ask OVER THE Sales Bid Ask Chairman Sir Richard Cave is Anger German Publishers COUNTER COUNTER quick to single out the music divi- sion for its effort in boosting its prof- By WOLFGANG SPAHR Abkco - % 1% Kustom Elec. 800 1% 1% Certron Corp. 9000 Y. 15/16 Recoton - 2% 3% its some four-fifths higher in the Data Packaging 6 6% Reeves year, most of its improvements com- HAMBURG -German music GEMA's outgoing payments to for- Josephson Intl 1100 9% 9% Commun. 3180 30 3% ing from European areas. publishers are growing increasingly eign territories and its income from Koss Corp. 3100 4% 4% Schwartz Brothers - 2% 2% angry at delays in rights payments them. He says: "Significant profit im- Over -the -Counter prices shown may or may not represent actual transactions. Rather, they are a guide from overseas, and particularly from provement has been achieved de- A general feeling held that concert to the range within which these securities could have been sold or bought at the time of compilation. The the U.S. and Britain. This was one of above information contributed to Billboard by Douglas J. Vollmer, Associate Vice President, Los An- a lack of growth in the market. promoters should be paying more in spite the main themes to emerge at the an- geles region, Dean Witter Reynolds, Inc., 4001 West Alameda, Suite 100, Toluca Lake, Burbank, Califor- But the results reflect the benefits of licenses to GEMA. Currently, only nia 91505, (213) 841-3761, member of the New York Stock Exchange, Inc. nual meeting of the German Music previous rationalization measures, 1% of the promoter's very consider- Publishers' Assn., held late last able earnings from a major concert month in Luneburg and attended by went to the authors, and this was felt 150 representatives of 300 member to be unfair. An increase in the share Cable Watch companies. will be demanded. Other plans and problems under Problems with advertising included the slashing of discussion agencies who use familiar titles in local and federal cultural budgets, Flexibility their ads were also discussed. Sev- Video Music Channel Offers with emergent new media, relations eral legal actions were underway By LAURA FOTI wide- reaching implications, is its VMC's programming flexiblity and the heel-dragging of the Ger- and several publishers expressed ability to provide local origination extends to black music and other man government over new legisla- themselves ready to take the matter If syndication works for radio and programming. It's already doing it formats that do not turn up on AOR- tion to protect author and publisher all the way to the Federal High television, why not cable tv? That's in its local Atlanta; Less says, "We're oriented MTV. "We can put to- rights more effectively. Court. On plagiarism, Dr. Hanser- the thinking behind the Video Mu- on eight hours a day now and are ex- gether a strong r &b show," says Less. A considerable number of mem- Strecker B. Schott's and Sons spelt sic Channel in Atlanta, which pro- panding to 24. "In fact, we provide Black Enter- of bers reported experiencing delays in out the difficulty of protecting au- vides two to 15 hours of program- "Local origination is important tainment Television with all the clips the accounting of foreign copyright (Continued on page 46) ming per week to 2.5 million homes because markets differ. There are they use." societies, and having to chase up in 40 markets. not homogenous tastes around the payments. Some suggested that The two- year -old company offers country." Local origination also GEMA, which takes pride in the flexibility to cable operators in its makes cable music-and the Video Wide Variety punctuality of its own payments to Audiofidelity programming, making it different Music Channel -potentially strong Of Music On overseas counterparts, might in fu- from services such as MTV. "We competitors of local radio. The ture be a little less punctual, as a Profits Rise have different types of channel gives concert information form of mild sanction. with different systems," says David and, when the group Asia appeared Cable In August NEW YORK- Audiofidelity En- Some were at a loss to understand Less, vice syndication in Atlanta recently, VMC shot an in- terprises showed a net profit in- president of NEW YORK -As part of their the very low accounts given by over- terview got it on the air even be- crease in the fiscal year ended services. and summer schedule, cable program- seas societies for German -author ti- "We don't need a whole channel; fore the concert had started. March 31, according to Danny Pug - mers have included plenty of music tles which they knew for a fact had we with Less sees VMC local liese, chairman of the board. can divide another service, expanding in the mix. Besides some repeats this been weeks in foreign charts. Pub- ad time, or origination far beyond its home- split lease barter -there month, there are also a number of lisher Karl -Heinz Klempnow, chief The 30- year -old label operation, "We can go national with local are a number of options. If operators town. premieres, including special inter- executive of Youngster Music, sug- traded Over-The -Counter, showed a lease the service, it's the cheapest origination," he says. "It's an expen- views with members of Fleetwood members should give net profit of $278,292 or 28 cents per venture, idea." gested all thing they can get on cable." sive but it's a better Mac on MTV. GEMA sufficient information on share compared with the previous Less boon to the Expenses involved would include a sees cable tv as a Bravo has a performance by Dave their overseas activities for it to pro- fiscal year's $ 102,327 or 10 cents per complete video studio in each mar- home entertainment industry, par- Brubeck and of the operetta "The tect their interests. He also proposed share. The fiscal 1982 figures were ticularly music. "It allows tv to live ket. Mikado "; sister service Escapade/ a central file of titles for the whole of based on 10,070,500 average shares The Video Music Channel has up to the potential of providing var- Playboy features an interview with Europe: too often, he said, in- outstanding as against 9,439,300 in With these facilities in Atlanta including a ied entertainment. stereo Merle Haggard; Showtime follows sufficient care was taken abroad to fiscal 1981. cable, there's no need to listen to the 750 -seat theater, and even uses them "Country Music Goes To England "; identify the German songs. Pugliese reported that operating radio any more just turn on the tv for outside work such as commer- Home Box Office debuts Earth, Hans Sikorski explained that revenue doubled during the same and close your eyes!" cials. "We can do production at a Wind & Fire and Johnny Cash con- these problems were largely due to period to $4,545,147 as compared to An important aspect of the Video fraction of what it would cost else- certs. the negative balance between $2,269,928 a year earlier. Music Channel, and one that has where," Less says. Aug. 1 is MTV's first birthday, and the channel has planned a New Year's party for itself-a repeat of its ATTENTION New Year's Eve special with Karla DeVito, David Johansen and Bow SAN FRANCISCO FLATS Wow Wow. Other specials during WITH the month include the documentary RECORDING STUDIO a,ie d "Jimi Plays Berkeley" on Aug. 6. Pair of 3 bedroom 2 bath flats in prime S.F. Aug. 7 and 8 is "Billy Squier Pacific Hts. location, topped with a Weekend," opening with a showing luxurious fully equipped 8 trail( recording Aduertisinq of a concert taped last November, studio. 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www.americanradiohistory.com 10 General News Virgin To Bow JOINT VENTURE Indie German, MTV Names Rockbill As The Rhythm & The blues_ Dutch Firms Ballard Brings By JIM SAMPSON Official Program Guide Color -Britain's Virgin Rec- NEW YORK -Rockbill, a new begun a strong advertising drive. To Bay Area Country ords will open independent com- monthly publication (Billboard, Sixty -second commercials will be- panies in West Germany and the June 5) distributed at 70 clubs in 32 gin airing more than 40 times a week By NELSON GEORGE Netherlands Sept. 1 with marketing cities, is the official program direc- on MTV beginning in August, pro- P.J. Ballard works the midnight to Crown Zellerback paper company and a&r responsibilities. Ariola, tory for MTV. The premiere issue, moting Rockbill and offering a 6 a.m. slot at San Francisco's coun- to pursue a broadcasting career. "I'd which currently markets Virgin in out about two weeks, contains six year's subscription for $12, $3 less try station KSAN. She plays Merle always liked speaking into micro- these territories, will retain sales and pages of promotional material on than the regular price. Haggard, Crystal Gayle, the Gatlin phones, going back to when I'd read distribution tasks. the cable music channel. Coleman says Rockbill will have a Brothers and Dolly Parton, just like church announcements over radio Virgin's expansion is not unex- "It's a joint venture between us circulation of 500,000 through clubs everybody else on the station, but as a child," she recalls. For a time, pected. The label provided a steadily and MTV," says Rockbill publisher alone, plus subscriptions. with an extra ounce of charm for Ballard had worked as a dispatcher increasing share of Ariola's sales, Jay Coleman. "We're hoping it will The editorial to advertising ratio is country- loving Bay Area night owls. for a Bay Area police department. with Germany's most charted album be instrumental in helping us both about 65/35 and will remain that That's nice, you say, but what She says, "I didn't quit my job in 1981 (by Mike Oldfield) plus the grow." MTV hopes the distribution way, according to Coleman. Rock- im- does that have to do with "The mediately, but kind of eased out of current No. 1 single (by Orchestral of Rockbill in cities where the chan- bill emphasizes new and developing Rhythm & the Blues "? Well, Bal- it. First I took some broadcasting Manoeuvres In The Dark). nel is not available will spur interest artists, such as X, Marshall Cren- lard, country DJ, is black. classes and visited In Munich, Virgin's managing di- and help the channel to spread. In shaw and Jim Carroll. An up -front some broadcast outlets to gain experience." A demo rector will be Udo Lange, now run- addition, MTV hopes to glean new section to begin with the second is- "Whenever I'm introduced to tape snagged Ballard a voiceover ning Ariola Germany's inter- subscribers in those markets already sue will feature music news and someone black, they go into total commercial for Teleprompter national division. He says he is served. notes. The magazine has a two -week shock," says Ballard. "They go Tele- vision. Through that tape, she assembling a "relatively small team" "MTV is available in only two - lead time. 'Country? What country? How did became friendly with and wants to keep his roster small. thirds of the cities that Rockbill "There's virtually no airplay for you ever get into that ?' I just tell personnel "Among musicians, Virgin has a reaches, so this is a way for them to new artists," says Coleman. "This is them it's a long story." (Continued on page 38) very good image as an uncon- build interest around the country," a way to expose them. Record com- For Ballard it began seven years (Continued on page 99) says Coleman. The channel has also panies have to be more innovative." ago when she left a full -time job at Project 3 Adds Big Band Midliner

NEW YORK -Project 3 Records, which launched its $5.98 midline Seagull label last month with five ti- tles, has added a novel big band 1 2" medley album in the series. COLOR Two of Project 3's top -selling al- BROOKS VINYL bums, 2 -LP volumes of Enoch Light & the Light Brigade's "Big Band Hits Of The 30's, 40's, 50's," have had their 48 selections edited by la- bel president Herb Linsky for pres- entation on a single album, "Big Band Fever." S Members of the orchestra directed by Light, who founded Project co JÓ 3, in- >- dude Bob Rosengarden, Mel Davis, J 12. 1981 September Walt Levinsky and Lou McGarity. BILLBOARD, The Seagull line, like Project 3 dis- 0 ... Q a3a' tributed through Arista Records, Billboard's bowed with five albums last month, LP s NEW YORK although the packages are not neces- Recommended CITY / OVER sarily identical to their original (.4 counterparts. They include "Guitar R. Vv 100 DJs & STRANGE-Highby Terry . Jamboree" with Tony Motolla, TERAY BROOKS Produced mixed (Tone). ke t_P that was a -ta agr that. "Good Night My Love" with Bobby Basically the with Jan. 25, 1982 Away and masteredqud production Hackett, "Dance The the next day as featuring Flyer" be hard rock #6 "Child Pounds" with the Mel Davis Orches- sus and him are of The City" done guitar. Behind good tra, "Oh, Lonesome Me" with Dinah someBorne vocals This LP is Feb. 1, 1982 Brims , boards. take back Shore and "Blowin' In The Wind" drums and that need s. pass, rock the #4 "Child of The with Enoch Light & the Light Bri- guitar-heavy released by F ao' .What City" to anything Feb. 14, 1982 gade. to the CM, "Child In another development, Linsky ;Kind of Man. #2 "Rock 'N' Roll WomenJ1 reports that the Insight line of big - BILLBOARD, August 16, 1980 band era albums, 15 in all, have Brooks Is capable of the joined the $5.98 midline price cate- "Terry metal on gory. Both Seagull and Insight are Billboard's most devastating heavy ROCKS OFF! July '82 also available on cassettes and both . Ken Hall, Recommended LPs vinyl. lines are stickered with Arista's mid - MAGAZINE SOUNDS line slogan, "Priceless Music. Priced MAGAZINE Less." TERRY BROOKS L STRANGE -To Earth With Low, Star People SPR0005. Produced in England Terry by Brooks. The black & white cover looks mystical /arty /folkie, but inside is some of the A&M Awards best and freshest head banging hard rock "HIGH FLYER' "HIGH heard in a long time. Singer /guitarist Brooks FLYER" has keyboards, bass and drums behind him, by Compiled from Scholarship and from there he picks up where Aerosmith left 50 stores off. Beet puts; 'Bottom Line," "Mister all over the NEW YORK -The A &M Rec- Strange.' "Down and Dirty Blues." IMPORTS U.K. ords Scholarship for 1982, first re- TERRY I TOO vealed by Herb Alpert and Jerry BROOKS FAST FOR LOVE, Motley 2 VINYL CONFESSIONS. Cry*. Loath(/' Moss at the NARM convention this 3 OFFERING. Kansas. Aga. WEA C88 "High Flyer" and 4 LIGHTENING year, has been awarded to Patrick SPH TO THE 0013 6 THRILL NATIONS py,,,d,d PRIORITY ALBUM OF THE KILL. Hunt, Heed Won Fortney, whose mother is employed I METAL MASSACRE, Pompor, 7 P40 RESERVATIONS N./aloof Anew Metal skid. as a clerk at The Record Shop in "To Earth With Love" and ARTIST on 6 APB. alsckfoot, Antilles SPII OO5 Bend, Omaha, Nebraska. 9 HIGH Arpp MCA C.G.D., ITALY The Strange, And StarpeBrooksa The $20,000 contribution by Al- pert and Moss to the NARM Schol- arship Foundation generates a $6,000 scholarship each year for SHANE WILDER ASSOCIATES (Hollywood) NEGOTIATING TERRY BROOKS AMERICAN four years from 1982 -85. At a RECORD RIGHTS WITH A MAJOR RECORD NARM Scholarship Foundation LABEL dinner, the two executives were hon- ored that evening on the occasion of A &M's 20th anniversary.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Commentary 12 BillboardG Founded 1894 Books: Rock's New Partner The International Newsweekly Of Music & Home Entertainment By MADELEINE MOREL Copyright 1982 by Billboard Publications, Inc. In these times of economic recession, when both the record- As is the case with radio programming, syndication com- ing and the book publishing industry are undergoing hard- panies will sometimes build major shows around the subject Billboard Publications Inc., 1515 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10036 (212) 764 -7300. ships, it seems ironic that one of the few flourishing areas is a matter of a book, whether it be biography, history, analysis or Telex: 710581-6279. Cable: Billboy NY. 9107 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif. crossover of both industries: rock'n'roll publishing. trivia. One enterprising young company combines the two and 90210 (213) 273-7040. Telex: 664969. Cable: Billboy LA. In three years of rapid growth, rock automatically donates titles (acquired Publisher: Lee bite (L.A.) Editor -In-Chief: Gerry Wood (N.Y.) publishing has expanded from a very free from publishers) to participating specialized area concentrated on by sev- Associate Publisher: Thomas radio stations with weekly syndicated Noonan (L.A.) eral new, Associate Publisher /Director of Charts: Bill Wardlow (L.A.). innovative publishing houses quiz. such as Delilah, Eel Pie, Proteus and By natural progression, rock publish- Managing Editor: Adam White (N.Y.) LA. Bureau Chief: Sam Sutherland Rolling Stone Press, to a highly lucra- ers are now starting to work in a similar Executive Editor: Is Horowitz (N.Y.) News Editor: Iry Lichtman (N.Y.) tive area into which major publishers manner with the expanding rock music Offices: -2160 Patterson St., 45214 Ohio, 513 381 -6450. Los Angeles - such as Dell, Knopf, McGraw-Hill and cable tv field, particularly MTV. A nat- 9107 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90210, 213 273 -7040. Editorial Staff: Paul Random House have entered. ural liaison results between three differ- Grein, Music Research Editor; John Sippel, Marketing Editor; Sam Sutherland, Jazz Since advertising budgets are either ent industries- cable, recording and Editor, Record Reviews. London -7 Carnaby St., W1V 1PG, 01 439.9411. Editorial non -existent or too low, we publishers book Staff: Mike Hennessey, International Editorial Director; Peter Jones, International publishing. Editor; Alex Fowler, Editorial Assistant. Milan -Piazzale Loreto 9, Italy. 28.29.158. have had to work out of necessity with Another angle of what strikes me as !Whelk-14 Music Circle E., Tenn. 37203, 615 748 -8100. Editorial Staff: Kip diverse branches of the rock music in- the increasing liaison between the book Kirby, Bureau Chief /Country Music Editor; Carter Moody, Reporter. New York - dustry in order to promote our books. and music industry is the investment - 1515 Broadway, New York 10036, 212 764-7300. Editorial Staff: Enrique Fernan- And, indeed, the mutual cooperation involved partnerships dez, Latin between music Editor; Laura Foti, Video Editor; Is Horowitz, Commentary/Classical Edi- offered in crossover promotions has and tor; Douglas E. Hall, Radio Programming Editor; Radcliffe book publishers. Heavily editorial- Joe, Venues Editor; Ro- proved to be beneficial to man Kozak, Venues /Rock Editor; Howard Levitt, Copy Editor; Iry Lichtman, Music us all. In these ized sheet music of the most popular Publishing Editor; Robyn Wells, Editorial Assistant. - Utsunomiya Bldg., 19- times, related industries must recognize rock songs in which both publishers 16 Jingumae 6- Chome, Shibuya -ku, Tokyo 150.03 498 -4641. Editorial: Shig Fujita. the benefits of working together. have creative input seems to be on the Washington -733 15th N.W., St. D.C. 20005, 202 783 -3282. Editorial Staff: Bill Crossover promotion and merchan- increase, with, I believe the most am- Holland, Bureau Chief. dising methods have become more am- bitious project so far being "The Com- Special Issues: Earl Paige, Editor; Ed Ochs, Assistant Editor; Bob Hudoba, Directory bitious and more frequent as the vari- pleat Beatles," a joint venture between Services Manager; Rand Ruggeberg, Assistant Directory Manager. ous branches of the music industry ATV Music and Delilah Communi- Ift'Correspondents: Austria- Manfred Schreiber, 1180 Wien, XVIII, Kreuzgasse 27. expand and the dollar investment in- cations. 0222 48- 28 -82; Australia -Glenn Baker, P.O. Box 261, Baulkham Hills, 2153 New creases. Simon & Garfunkel's "Concert Naturally, we rock book publishers South Wales; Belgium -Juul Anthonissen, 27A Oude Godstraat, Morel: "Out of necessity, 3100 Heist op den In The Park" LP, for example, was re- music retailers are now anxious to have our dis- Berg. 015 241953; Canada -David Farrell, books Box 201, Station M, Toronto M6S 473. leased in conjunction with the HBO are becoming less wary of new merchan- 519 925 2982; Czechoslovakia-Dr. Lubomir Dourzka, tributed through record stores, which is 14 Zeleny Pruh, 147 00 special. MTV dise." Praha 4 Branik. 26-16-08; Denmark -Knud Orsted, 22 Tjoernevej, DK -3070 Snek- has already mounted sev- obviously the most efficient way to tar- kersten. 02-22-26-72; Finland-Kari Helopaltio, SF -01860 Perttula. 27-18-36; eral promotions for such artists as REO get our audience. France- Michael Way (Chief Correspondent), 12 Rue du Faubourg Poissonniere, Speedwagon and Journey with radio si- Initially, record and music stores re- 75010 . 01 -246 8749. Henry Kahn, 16 Rue Clauzel, 75009 Paris. 878 -4290; mulcast tie-ins. Yet, we are made to believe that music cable fused to carry books; however, with what I Greece-John believe to be the Carr, Kaisarias 26 -28, Athens 610; Holland- Willem Hoos, Bilderdijh- and radio are arch rivals. paucity good, lean 28, Hilversum. 035 -43137; Hungary-Paul of new recorded material, this new merchandise Gyongy, Orloutca 3 /b, 1026 Buda- Similarly, the rock book publishing pest 11. Tel: 167 -456; Ireland -Ken Stewart, 56 Rathgar Road, Dublin 6, Ireland. industry has joined seems to be increasingly welcome. In a similar manner, book 97-14-72; Israel -Benny Dudkevitch, P.O. Box 7750, 92 428 Jerusalem; Italy -Vit- forces in crossover promotions with remarkable success. Not wholesalers and retailers are gradually starting to sell video- torio Castelli, Via Ramazzotti 20, 21047 Saronna (Milan). 02.960 1274; Kenya -Ron only has the additional exposure of product been highly benefi- tapes. p Andrews, P.O. Box 41152, Nairobi. 24725. Mexico-Mary Fisher, Apartado Postal cial, but association with rock titles by FM radio stations, It is hardly surprising that this new crossover in merchandis- CC 11-766, Mexico 11, D.F. 905 531-3907; New Zealand-AnnLouise Martin, 239 Q record companies, cable tv and magazines has implicitly given ing is not without its headaches in inventory and marketing Hurstmere Road, Takapuna, Auckland 9. 496-062; Philippines -Ces Rodriguez, 11 our rock book industry endorsement, an important factor in control. Discounts mTomas Benitez, Quezon City 3008. Poland -Roman Waschko, Magiera 9m 37, 01- are very different; on- consignment sales can selling to the consumer. 873 Warszawa. 34- 36 -04; Portugal- Fernando Tenente, R Sta Helena 122 R /c, be problematic, as can display and racking. However, I believe J Oporto; Romania- Octavian Ursulescu, Str. Radu de la La Afumati nr, 57 -B Sector 2, CO Bucharest O.P. 9. 13- 46.10.16. 20.80; South Africa- Suzanne Brenner, 9 Dover St., c Westdene 2092, Johannesburg; Spain -Ed Owen, Planta 6 -3D, Espronceda 32, `A natural liaison results between three different drid 3.442 -9446. Sweden -Leif Schulman, Brantingsgatan 49, 4 tr. 115 35 Stock- ' holm. 08- 629 -873; Switzerland- Pierre Haesler, Hasenweld 8, CH -4600 Often, 062- - 215909; U.S.S.R. industries recording -Vadim D. Yurchenkov, 14 Rubinstein St., Ap. 15 Leningrad, - cable, and book publishing' c77) 19102515.33 -41; West Germany- Wolfgang Spahr (Chief Correspondent), 236 Bad Segeberg, An der Trave 67 b, Postfach 1150. 04551-81428, Jim Sampson (News Especially close have been rock publishers and radio sta- that out of necessity, music retailers are becoming Editor), Liebherrstr. 19, 8000 Munchen 22.089- 227746. Yugoslavia -Mitja Volcic, less wary of tions, particularly FM. It is now common practice for publish- new merchandise. P Dragomer, Roma 6, 61 351, Brezovica, Ljubljana. 23 -522. ers to give copies of books to radio stations for on -air giveaway. Finally, just as book /movie tie -ins have become common Director of Marketing & Saks: Miles T. Killoch (N.Y.). Sometimes, programming is even developed around the subject practice, movies and videofilms are now being made for cin- Director of Promotion: Charles R. Buckwalter, Jr. (N.Y.). of a new title. ema distribution, cable TV and eventual retail, based on the bi- Director of Sales, Video /Sound Business: Ron Willman (N.Y.); European Sales Man- Record companies frequently join forces with book publish - ographies of rock stars. Hollywood is rumored to have three Jim ager: Peter Mockler (U.K.); Marketing Services Manager: John F. Halloran (N.Y.); Morrison movies Production ers in doing double giveaways, most frequently in conjunction underway. Manager: John Wallace (N.Y.); Production Coordinators: Ron Frank, Furthermore, Tom Quilligan (Cincinnati); Production/Sales Coordinator: Christine Matuchek with the release of a new LP. Ironically, the first time this liaison with the increase in video outlets, rock publish- (L.A.); Sales Coordinator: Robin Solomon (N.Y.); Production /Saks Coordinator: was formed, the opposite was the case: the year that Springs - ers are also making an investment in the movie and video film Sharon Allen (Nashville). teen's long- awaited LP, "The River," failed to be released, field by developing rock books themselves for dramatization. Account Executives: New York -Norm Berkowitz, Ron Carpenter, Richard M. Nusser 1979, CBS donated many catalog LPs in a joint promotion with The rapprochement of so many similar industries is leading (212764. 7356); Los Angeles -Diane Daou, Joe Fleischman, (213-859-5316); more and more often to the crossover in personnel from one Nashville -John McCartney, Southern Manager (615-748-8145); the biography. Classified Adver- field to another which, I think, tising Manager -Jeff Serrette can only contribute to a more (N.Y.) (212 -764- 7388). Giveaways are not the only bind between publishers and ra- rounded marketing approach. International Sales: Australia-Geoff Waller & Assoc., 64 Victoria St., North Sydney dio. Frequently, authors of rock titles, many of them well - I recognize 2060, Sydney 4362033, Telex 790 -70794; Canada: Contact Norm Berkowitz in N.Y. that in this ever -expanding field, rock publishing known themselves as rock critics and contributors to popular Office; France: Ann -Marie Hounsfield, 6 rue Ancelle, 92525 Neuilly /Seine, Cedex 1- is a mere pawn. However, it is painfully clear that we friendly 745- 1441; Italy: Germano Ruscitto, Pizzale Loreto. 9, Milan, 28 -29 -158; Japan: rock magazines and newspapers, give interviews at the time of enemies of the entertainment business will have to work to- Hugh Nishikawa, Utsunomiya Bldg., 19-16 Jingunae, 6- Chome, Shibuya -ku, Tokyo publication of their books. gether more and more closely in order to survive. 150 03-498-4641 Telex: 781- 25735; Mexico: Mary Fisher, Apartado Postal 11 -766, Mexico 11, D.F., 905-531-3907; New Zealand: Mike Bailey, F.J. Associates, P.O. It seems that most FM stations enjoy the association with Box Madeleine Morel is 1367, Wellington, 723745; Spain: Rafael Revert, General Manager, c/o Radio Ma- writers, for not only are they conducted by individual, local sta- director ofpublicity & promotionfor Deli- drid 232-8000; David Safewright, Post Restante, Madrid 429 -9812; United King- tions, but most of the mushrooming radio syndication com- lah Communications, book publishing firm based in New York dom: Patrick Campbell, European Advertising Sales Representative, 7 Carnaby St., panies are also willing to do book -related interviews. City. London WIVIPG 439 -9411 Telex: 851 -262100; Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Fin- land, Germany, Greece, Holland, Norway, Portugal, So. Africa, Sweden, Switzerland: contact, Peter Mockler, London Office.

Director of Research and Database Publishing: Martin R. Feely (N.Y.) Divisional Controller. Don O'Dell (Cincinnati); Director of Business Affairs: Gary J. Letters Editor Rosenberg Tolhe (LA); Circulation Manager: Donna De Witt (N.Y.); Conference Coor- dinator: Kris Sofley (L.A.); Managing unit sales are lost to the heinous acts Director /International Operations: Mike Hen- Congressional Demons of record taping would be cured. Remember, "Music is a personal expe nessey (London); License & Permissions Manager: Georgina Ellen Challis (N.Y.). and rental, far more are lost due to record sharing. rience, don't share it." It would be totally remiss for Sen. William Proxmire BILLBOARD PUBLICATIONS, INC. Richard Foos not to award a "Golden Fleece" to Rep. Robert Dornan Now, I know this concept may seem slightly lu- Chairman And President W. D. Littleford. Executive Vice Presidents: Gerald S. Sounds Good Records & Tapes for his outrageous demonic message bill. dicrous, but hear me out. When someone attends a Hobbs, Jules Perel, Patrick Keleher. Vice Presidents: William H. Evans Jr., Treas- Chatsworth, Calif. It seems to me there's something more demonic in concert, the ticket he purchases entitles him alone to urer; Lee Zhito, Billboard Operations; John B. Babcock, Product Development; Mary the ranks of Congress when some of its members admission. He can't bring along a group of friends. By C. McGoldrick, Personnel; Ann Haire, Circulation; Michael Feirstein, Legal. Secre- apparently demand sex in return for continued em- the same token, why does buying an album entitle The Buck Stops Here tary: Ernest Lorch. Corporate Manager: Robert Lewis, General Manager of Publish- Does Motown really think dealers are going pass ers Graphics. ployment. Surely, it would be a gas to have taped some someone to invite as many people as he desires to to share in the listening? its 10% discount to consumers? Not me! I think we're Subscription rates payable in advance. One year, $125 in U.S.A. (except Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto of those sleazy solicitations and pressed them onto vi- Rico, Canada). Other rates on request. Allow 3 to 6 weeks delivery first copy. Published weekly. nyl. Demonic message label attached, of course. just getting back what they took from us in increases I realize it would be unrealistic to expect legislation Second -class postage paid at New York, N.Y. and additional mailing offices. Postmaster, please Tom Buck over the past two or three years. send changea of address to Bill- to alleviate this problem. But why can't this industry West Sacramento, Calif. Now that the economy is bad and little product is board, P.O. Box 1413, Riverton, start a massive public relations campaign making it NJ. 09077. SUBSCRIBER SERVICE moving, the big companies are trying to stimulate sales clear that records are a personal experience meant The company also publishes in New Billboard with their so- called deals and discounts. Yes, Motown, York: Art Antiques, Beware Of Sharing only for the individual purchasing the LP. & American Art- P.O. Box 1413 thanks for your 10% discount and especially RCA for ist, Interiors, Photo Weekly, Wet - Riverton, N.J. 08077 As the Every time someone has a few director of only one -stop in the San Fernando friends over to listen its Real Deal LPs, which I sell for $6.99 -no discount. son-Guptill Publications, Amphoto, (609) 786.1669 I to an we lose Whitney Library of Design, Ameri- Valley region would like to congratulate Billboard on album the potential sale of possibly four Larry Bolin can Artist Book Club, Designers its coverage of record rentals and on its general anti - or five units. If the entire industry adopted a campaign DJ's Records Book Club, Camera Arts Book Club, MPA RED taping stance. However, I feel that although millions of along these lines I'm sure many of our so- called ills Norfolk, Va. Musician, Player & Listener, Bill- IIABP(go TAG board; Nashville: Amusement Busi- PO MINIS ness; London: World Radio -TV Articles and letters appearing on this page serve as a forum for the expression of views Vol. 94 No. 30 of general interest. Contributions Handbook, The Artists Book Club. should be submitted to Is Horowitz, Commentary Editor, Billboard, 1515 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10036. www.americanradiohistory.com EEKLY RADIO EVENT FROM MARK

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www.americanradiohistory.com 14 Retailing Getting New Music Into Stores Meet Emphasizes Need For Strong Marketing Thrust By ROMAN KOZAK then the negotiations can be tailing panel was the fact that many damned. Hit records solve a lot of hot 12 -inch releases, which are read- NEW YORK -Problems in get- problems." ily available in the Northeast, simply ting new music into retail outlets, The importance of cassettes was cannot be found in other parts of the particularly that produced' by inde- underlined at the panel, with Scott country. Even major label branches pendent and often tiny labels, were noting that the alternative record don't carry their own 12- inchers, it discussed in depth at the New Music stores which are the most aggressive was said. Seminar here Tuesday (20) at panels in selling new music are surprisingly Bruce Godwin, of the Record devoted to distribution and market- reluctant to get strongly behind cas- Rack in Houston, who was on the ing, independent labels, and retail. settes. floor for the indie panel and was a Venue was the Sheraton Center Ho- Schmerier noted that among the panelist on the retail session, sug- tel. problems in selling cassettes is the gested buying that product from Commented Marty Scott, presi- fact that while albums get heavily New York based one -stops. dent ofJEM Records and moderator merchandised and displayed, cas- Moderator of the retail panel was of the distribution and marketing settes are usually somewhere Dave Weise of RCA. Other panelists panel, "It's been said that it's the lumped together in back. He said it were Wresch Dawidjian of Record easiest thing in the world to make a would be better if albums and cas- & Tape Ltd. in Washington, Diane Billboard photo by Chuck Pulin record, and the hardest thing to sell settes of the same title were dis- Dragone of Star Records in San X -CITED FANS - Members of X autograph posters during an in -store visit to it." played together. the Record Factory in Greenwich Village. The Elektra group was In New York (Continued on page 45) Others on the panel were Chris Much of the session on independ- for a concert date at the Palladium. Knab of San Francisco's 415 Rec- ents was devoted to the various pan- ords, Barry Kobran of New York's elists telling the story of their partic- Important Records, Epic's Ron ular labels. Moderator was Tom McCarrell, Bob Rufici of RCA, Gef- Silverman of Dance Music Report, fen's Ed Rosenblatt, Steve Shmerier and the panelists were Bob Biggs of New LP/Tape Releases of Chrysalis, and retailer Norman Slash Records, Jay Boberg of IRS This Hunter of New York's Record Bar. Records, Ray Caviano of RFC Rec- listing of new LP /Tape releases is de- DAY, ARLAN STEEL PULSE signed to enable retailers and radio program- I Surrender True Democracy The members of the panel stressed ords, Neil Cooper of Reach Out Intl. mers to be up-to -the minute on available new LP Pasha ARZ 37693 No List LP Elektra E 1601 1 3 CA AZT 37693 No List the importance of having a market- Records, Danny Glass of Sam Rec- product. The following configuration abbrevia- STUART, MARTY tions are used: LP- album; 8T -8 -track car- Busy Bee Cafe ing plan in putting out new releases, ords, Stan Hoffman of Prelude Rec- tridge; CA- cassette. Multiple records and /or DeBARGE All This LP Sugar Hill 3726 and especially noted that independ- ords, Howie Klein of 415 Records, tapes in a set appear within parentheses follow- Low LP Gordy 6012GL TIMS, ALFONIA, HIS FLYING ents must let their ing the manufacturer number. & TIGERS distributors know Cory Robbins of Profile Records, EEK -A -MOUSE Future /Uncut what they are doing in order to and Eric Dufaure of Cachalot Rec- Wa- Do -Dem CA ROIR/ Reachout Intl A-112 59.98 coordinate activities and to indicate ords. LP Greensleeves GREL31 TWINS POPULAR ARTISTS Passion Factory that the label is viable with product, With such a variety of labels, dif- EL GRAN COMBO Nuestro Aniversairo LP Handshake FW 38166 No List CA FWT 38166 so as not to get lost in the flood of ferent executives pointed to differ- LP Combo RCSLP -2026 No List VARIOUS new releases. ent problems in their business. Cav- AVERAGE WHITE BAND FLESH EATERS ARTISTS "There are so many releases that it iano noted the greater competition Cupid's In Fashion Forever Came Today Bay State Rock, Vol. 1: An Anthology Of LP Arista AL9594 LP RubyJRR805 Massachusetts Rock'n'Roll is as important for me to decide looming from the majors releasing LP Star Rhythm LP 101 BARBIERI, GATO GILLEY, MICKEY which records I am not going to buy more "street music." Cooper said ra- Bahia Put Your Dreams Away VARIOUS ARTISTS New York Thrash as it is to figure how many of each I dio stations and clubs were not LP Fanta JM 6080 LP Epic FE 38082 No List CAROIR/Reachoutlnt'I A -113 89.98 will buy of those I BLACK UHURU ST FEA 38082 No List that want," said geared to play cassettes, which is the CA FET 38082 No List Black Sounds Of Freedom VENDETTA Hunter, who is the buyer for the only product he releases. A number Vendetta LP Greensleeves GREL23 HAYES, Record Bar chain. He also pointed of panelists complained about the BONNIE, with THE WILD LP Epic ARE 37971 No List CARRACK, PAUL COMBO CA AET 37971 No List to one of the problems with indie lack of airplay, but Hoffman is wor- Suburban Voodoo Good Clean Fun distributors in regard to releases and ried about burnout, especially in LP Epic ARE 38161 No List LP Slash SR-112 CA A ET 38161 payments. "I may refuse product New York, with three giant urban No List HUMAN SWITCHBOARD from CLARKE, STANLEY Coffee Break label A from a distributor contemporary radio stations getting Let Me Know You CA ROIR /Reachout Intl A-110 $9 98 JAZZ LP Epic FE 38086 because I may have problems with immediately on his releases but then No List ISLEY BROTHERS CA FET 38086 No List label B from the same distributor in playing them to death within three The Real Deal COLEMAN'S, ALBERT, ATLANTA terms of returns or something else, weeks. POPS LP TNeck FZ 38047 No List CACIA'S, PAUL, BIG BAND Just Hooked On Country 8T FZA 38047 No List All In Good Time LP Epic FE even though label A had nothing to A common theme was distribu- 38184 No List CA FZT 38047 No List LP Alexander Street Music ALX2400 CA FET 38184 No List do with it," he said. "It happened tion and payment, and the key that JACKSON, JERMAINE CONNIFF, RAY, DRIVERA, PAQUITO &THE SINGERS Let Me Tickle Your Fancy Marie) when we had problems with A &M's was seen to that is to maintain a con- The Nashville Connection LP Motown 6017ML LP Columbia FC 381 77 No List LP Columbia FC 38072 No List distributors and A &M was coming sistent product flow. With that, CA FCT38177 CA FECT 38072 No List LEER, THOMAS out with "Frampton Comes Alive." sooner or later the label will be paid. Letter From America No List DAWGS We would take only a small amount. A problem brought up at the label LP Cherry RediChachalot ARIPE 1 HARPER, HERBIE My Town Revisited But then if a record gets big enough, session and then carried on to the re- LP Star Rhythm LP102 LUNCH, LYDIA 13-13 LP Sea Breeze SBD 101 LP Ruby JRR806 HENDERSON, PATRICK MANZANERO, ARMANDO This Is Love Otra Vez Romantico LP Priority JU 38169 No List CAJUT 38169 No List NARM `Gift' Gets Four-City Test LP RCA RLK1 7020 MECO JARREAU, AL Swingtime's Greatest Hits 1965 LP 58 LP Arista AL9605 Bainbridge BT 6237 98 Results Seen As Crucial To Campaign Implementation CABT6237 58 98 MEISNER, RANDY MILES, Randy Meisner BUTCH, SEXTET Continued from page 1 Salutes Gene Krupa LP Epic FE 38121 No List Of Music" steering committee, a unit markets, either the worst or the LP Famous Door HL142 CAFET38121 No List highly cooperative in usage of "Gift of the "Gift Of Music" advisory best." MILLER, VAR RO NEWMAN, JIMMY C. EDDIE, &JOHNNY Of Music" merchandising aids and board composed of five industryites: According to Reingold, the quan- Cajun Country Street Of Dreams LP Magna Graphics Jazz MJ101 logos in ads. John Marmaduke, Morris Baum - titative national study is regarded as LP Delta DLP 1 1 44 Immediately following its selec- stein, Lou Fogelman, Bob Reitman the "very first about gift -giving in NON -FICTION PEAGLER, CURTIS, GROUP Don't Bet Your Love For Basie & Duke tion by a five- member steering com- and Mark Schulman. America." NARM LP Sea Pea conventioneers LP Mega REC-2002 $b 98 5001 mittee in In will April, the agency's research October, HBM conduct a will be informed of this study and OZONE VARRO, JOHNNY, see Eddie Miller account and management staffers "quantitative" study nationally the pre- and post- tracking surveys. L'il Suzy - personally visited manufacturers, among 1,200 participants, to impact HBM bills about $80 million a LP Motown 601 1 ML racks and retailers in New York, Los greatly on 1983 plans to launch the year and services such accounts as PENDERGRASS, TEDDY This One's For You Angeles and Minnesota as an initial institutional campaign, if approved Parker Bros., Stanley Works, A &W LP Philadelphia Intl FZ 381 18 No List GOSPEL phase in extending music industry at the convention. root beer, and Acushnet, which CA FZT 381 18 No List research already conducted under "The target audience," explains manufactures Titlest golf balls. It PICKETT, CHARLIE, & THE EGGS Live At The CATHEDRALS Mickey Kapp's direction at Warner Cohen, "are those who give gifts of was chosen among 35 agencies inter- Button LP Open OPEN LONG 1 Something Special Communications Inc. "We found any sort between $5 and $25. If they viewed by Shelley Cooper, executive REDD, SHARON LP Canaan 9890 that `Gift Of Music' was a living, are making gifts of recordings of one director of "Gift Of Music Inc.," Redd Hott DINO breathing idea," says Reingold. every five we want who LP Prelude PRL14106 Encore of gifts they give, then passed on eight recom- LP Light 5809 The core of the test -city campaign it to increase to at least two out of mendations to the "Gift Of Music" RIOT Restless Breed TALBOT, TERRY in Portland, Ore., Cincinnati, Phoe- five." advisory board, which then selected LP Elektra E160134 On Wings Of The Wind nix and Greensboro, N.C. will be The four -city test will cover a pe- HBM after three agencies made case RODS LP Birdwing 37975 based, however, on a series of focus riod of six weeks, taking it well into history ad presentations. This group Wild Dogs WILLIAMS BROTHERS LP Arista AL9601 Brother To Brother group studies already conducted in the Christmas season. In addition, is composed of 12 manufacturers ROSSLYN MOUNTAIN BOYS LP Myrrh 6717 Chicago and Boston and currently pre -campaign and post- campaign and three merchandisers. Lone Outsider being analyzed by HBM. "We al- tracking studies over the phone are "We're looking at `Gift Of Music' LP Schizophonic SR-0001 No List ready see greater opportunities for part of the test, among 1,200 people as a brand," comments Reingold. SANTANA To get your company's new album recording gift -giving than NARM covering a wide age group. As for monies collected, they are Shango and tape (no EP's) releases listed, ei- LP Columbia FC 38122 No List ther send release sheets or else type realized," claims Reingold. While financial considerations being confidentially gathered by the 87 FAC 38122 No List the information in the above format CA FCT 38122 No Specific campaign direction for played a role in the selection of the New York CPA firm ofTouche Ross List on your letterhead. Send to Bob Hu- the test markets will be finalized at test markets, Reingold contends SCIENTIFIC AMERICANS doba, Billboard, 2160 Patterson St., that and are invested in repurchase Load & Gol Cincinnati, Ohio 45214. an Aug. 2 meeting here of the "Gift "we didn't want to test in extreme agreements. CA ROIR /Reachout Intl A-111 89.98

www.americanradiohistory.com 15 Retailing Jazz Midlines Are A Mixed Bag Dealers Divided Over Labels' Choice Of Repertoire LOS ANGELES -Midline album lines," says Reyes, "and they always Penney, too, sees CBS and MCA as catalogs have virtually rescued older move. Some of his older classics, like astute in their development of strong pop titles at the majors, but when it `Sketches Of Spain,' I can't even jazz lines at $5.98, he sees most other comes to jazz repertoire, key dealers keep in stock -that album probably majors as needing expanded cata- are divided over how this increas- sells three times what it did when it logs. ingly potent price point has been was still front line." "There's a tremendous amount of handled. Other majors have been slower to important jazz catalog that's been On the plus side, those polled in a exploit the midline equation, Reyes generated just since the '50s, and survey of key jazz dealers in differ- contends. "With most of the others, most of which is hard to find," ar- ent regions agree that the pairing of it was secondary in coming around," gues Penney, who cites the practical venerable jazz titles with a more at- he says. "MCA, for example, took a disappearance of Blue Note's semi- tractive price spells more turns in while, and WEA was slow with jazz, nal catalog as perpaps the most glar- sales. In some instances, claim some too." ing example of a line unrepresented respondents, the shift to $5.98 list MCA's reactivation of its Impulse at retail yet still in demand. prices may also allow given selec- catalog, secured when MCA pur- Overall, Penny believes many ma- tions to stay in the market longer, chased ABC Records, has reversed jor label marketers err in selecting since they might otherwise be de- the situation, in Reyes' view, in that midline jazz titles because they lack leted owing to insufficient demand the Impulse midlines now move an adequate knowledge of the artists WILLIAMS IN- STORE -Deniece Williams signs copies of her album, "Niecy," to justify their sale at full list. briskly. But Reyes still sees one of and selections represented in older during a recent in -store appearance at Manhattan's Disco -Mat. Looking on On the other hand, some retailers WEA's biggest potential jazz assets catalog material; "On the one hand, are Columbia's Fred Richardson and Gloria Barley. feel that the majors have varied in as underutilized: "Atlantic has great many labels aren't getting the right their approach to the category, and material in the vault, and not titles out when they do put jazz into CREDIT COUNSEL REPORT argue that development of saleable enough of it has been brought into a midline; on the other, some labels jazz midlines remains a checkered the midline." have put so many out in a single re- proposition when marketers aren't With Tower's size allowing a large lease that it's hard to know which Peaches Payoff To Hit properly educated as to the true floor plan, Reyes reports that mid - ones to order." market potential for a given title. line titles are double- binned, with Midline pricing may not have At Tower Records' Sunset Strip copies carried both in the midline yielded as dramatic an upsurge in $8 Mil Over Five Years store, a landmark location that has product islands near the register as sales for older titles, simply because LOS ANGELES -The projected come from five -year notes of Five - long boasted one of Los Angeles' well as in the regular jazz section by jazz catalog didn't undergo as severe payoff to Peaches /Nehi Distribut- Star Entertainment, $2,074,081; most impressive jazz departments, artist. And as a major retailer that a decline as pop album lines did in But the ing creditors of approximately $8 Sound Entertainment, $307,700; David Reyes notes that CBS' pio- can command ad dollar commit- the late '70s, allows Penney. its he notes that lure of lower prices, while less cru- million by 1987 (Billboard, April 17) United Records & Tape, $2,054,- neering $5.98 midline catalog in- ments from vendors, 896; Bromo, $2,054,896 and Craig jazz from the outset com- jazz artists are included in the store's cial when dealing with loyal jazz is supported in correspondence from cluded -a Products /Tom Heiman, $180,000. Reyes feels points up the print layouts for midline sales ads. fans, may be enhanced in the cur- creditors' committee counsel Irving mitment These entities acquired former potential increase in sales volume No special jazz midline promotions rent marketplace by a trend toward Sulmeyer. Peaches stores. The report estimates for the right catalog titles at that are used, however. higher list prices for new releases. A breakdown of cash flow and ex- another $184,127, might be forth- price. More critical of midlines' total Penney notes that a move toward penses, accompanying the July 7 let- coming, but is under dispute. "In fact, almost all the Miles spectrum of music is John Penney of $9.98 list product, as seen for ECM's ter, forecasts $10,664,092 intake Second largest income is expected Davis catalog items are now mid- Record Theatre in Buffalo. While (Continued on page 34) against a first year's (June -June from rental income from the Rich- 1983) gross expenses of $512,571. If mond, Fraser, Mich. and Fort Lau- annual expenses average out at the derdale stores, from which first year's level, operational cost $1,249,012 is expected. The IRS is would be around $2.5 million, leav- expected to refund $100,000. From ing an $8 million melon, out of the Lake Arrowhead real estate, Sul - which would also be paid legal and meyer anticipates $644,200. A little administration costs over the 60- over $400,000 would stem from cash month period. in advance of shipments. Contingent Biggest put in the pot is the esti- income is estimated at $619,064. This Christmas delight yourclients, mated $5,316,284 which would JOHN SIPPEL employees and associates with... Margins, Price -Cutting Are Key U.K. Dealer Concerns LONDON - British record and representing less than half that num- retailers ber of businesses, turned up. Sea- tape continue to worry Have you been giving fruit, cheese, or about preferential margins given soned observers of retail here, how- to steaks? They are quickly and the multiples (i.e., department and/ ever, say that this has been a eaten or variety store chains with record problem for years for organizers and soon forgotten. This year, try something departments, such as Woolworths) dealer associations. entirely different - our decorated Live and about fierce price- cutting in the Baby Alberta Spruce Tree. It is ecologically Among those who did attend the sound, handsome, marketplace itself. London and Birmingham events, stunningly and compli- This was evident at two special talk was tough. Retailers were ments the donor as much as the recipient. "open" meetings held in Birming- urged: get down to facts, not At the end of the holiday season, the frag- ham and London by the Record & theories, about the state of the busi- rant tree can be repotted for patio or Video Retailers' Organization ness; go for small -scale action rather replanted in yard. You and your firm's (RAVRO). than large -scale talk; plan for future thoughtfulness will be remembered for A casual count of attendees tough times instead of nostalgically years to come! We ship these trees in our showed up another problem: retail recalling the good old days." apathy toward such gatherings. De- thoroughly field -tested cartons directly to spite repeated announcements in the Small local bulk- buying schemes your full gift list. We guarantee 100% per- trade press, and a mailout to 6,000 to earn more record company dis- fect delivery. If anything goes wrong, we via EMI Records, only 30 retailers, count for the independents were replace immediately, of course. For sam- commended as one way out of the ple order or information, call us today or slump. And Alan Davison, new write in full confidence. We are one of the RAVRO chairman, and secretary Ballesteros Purchases largest Christmas tree growers in the Arthur Spencer -Bolland, were urged country and the only ones specializing in to keep the association alive, despite decorated live miniature Casa Fragoso Chain the poor attendances. trees. SAN JUAN -Sergio Ballesteros, For fastest It was strongly urged that the service owner of Puerto Rico's seven -store record companies should help the Call TOLL FREE 800-228 -5000 retail chain Supermercado de Dis- indie trade to "re- educate the public In Nebraska Call (800) 642 -8777 cos, has bought the Casa Fragoso re- about the true value of records" This is our Please ask for Operato 216 tail chain. Casa Fragoso, which through advertising campaigns. Candy 'N Spice Tree. EMERALD racks over 100 stores in this country Nine other decorations TREE and includes 20 of its own stores, ac- Additionally, it was decided that Headquarter Office 33 East 68th Street counts for approximately 205 of RAVRO should renew its long -run- are available. New York, NY 10021 sales on the island. ning efforts to persuade the British The tree is 22" tall. Ballesteros also serves as consult- Phonographic Industry that dealers ant for the Puerto Rico region to deserve and should get a proportion- Caytronics Corporation, which dis- ate share of any upcoming income tributes Latin American product in from a levy on hardware or blank the U.S. and Puerto Rico. tapes.

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By DOUGLAS E. HALL Seattle market, the classical format Similar problems show up in At- on KING -FM is outpulling the AC lanta, Memphis, Miami and Char- NEW YORK -AOR formats on format on KING -AM. The FM has lotte. In Atlanta, traditional market the West Coast and in some Midwest a 3.1, down from 3.9 in the winter, leader WSB -AM is down to 8.7 de- markets are showing substantial but up from 3.2 a year ago. The AC spite the help of play -by -play At- strength in the latest round of spring AM station stands at 2.4, up from 2.0 lanta Braves baseball. The station Arbitrons made available. in the winter, but down from 4.1 a had a 12.1 two years ago and had Seattle /Everett /Tacoma can be year ago. slipped to 10.2 by the fall. Country considered a particularly interesting Burkhart notes "a disrupting fac- WPLO -AM has been beaten by market, where the three big AOR tor in this market" in KUBE, with a country WKHX -FM. WPLO is consultants -Lee Abrams, Jeff Pol- Hot 100 format that has bested Pat down to 4.1 from 5.5 in the fall and lack and John Sebastian -are bat- O'Day's KYYX. Although KUBE 6.5 a year ago. WKHX is up to 7.8 ding head to head. peaked last fall with a 5.3 -now from 5.3 in the fall and 3.5 a year Abrams, of Burkhart /Abrams/ down to 4.1 -it is way ahead of last ago. WSB -FM, which dropped Michaels /Douglas, is in the lead year's 1.9. In the same period, beautiful music in favor of AC in PYTHON AT PLJ -Monty Python members Graham Chapman, center, and with KISW, which has a 7.5, un- KYYX has tumbled to 1.7 from 4.5. February, hasn't made too much Terry Gilliam, right, stop by WPLJ New York to tape an introduction for the changed from its rating in the winter Similarly formatted KNBQ is off progress. It has a 4.1 versus a 3.8 in station's exclusive advance screening of the film. Listening in on the taping is and down from 8.7 a year ago. Se- too, to 2.6 from 3.6 in the winter and the fall and 4.3 a year ago. But the DJ Tony Pigg, who hosted the special screening. bastian is pushing KZOK hard to a 4.2 a year ago. new AC signal seems to have set 5.4 from 3.9 in the winter and 2.3 a The weak showing of KING -AM back WLTA, which is down to 4.8 AT NEW MUSIC year ago. Pollack has a 3.2 at as opposed to its classical music sis- from 7.0 in the fall and 7.4 a year SEMINAR KZAM, up from 3.0 in the winter ter FM outlet is another example the ago. and 2.8 a year ago. problems the latest Arbitrons show Burkhart has high praise for ur- Music Mix Is Vital, Say Seattle is one of several West the AM band having. ban contemporary WVEE and sim- Coast AOR strongholds. Other mar- ilarly formatted WAIL in New Or- kets where the format does well in- leans. "Urban does well in the Urban Format Panelists clude San Jose, Sacramento and Eu- Southland," Burkhart says. Both NEW YORK -Panel discussion of Gotham market leader WKTU- gene /Springfield. The twin Oregon WBLS Gets have good vertical programming on urban contemporary radio at the FM, Barry Richards of WAIL -FM cities show the "SuperStars" station (long periods spent listening). New Music Seminar in New York New Orleans, and Joe Tamburro of KIEL up to 16.3 from 10.6 in the Mr. Magic, WVEE is up to 11.5 from 10.3 in last week (separate coverage, pages WDAS -FM Philadelphia. fall and 7.6 a year ago. In San Jose, `Rap Attack' the fall and 8.9 a year ago. WAIL is 3, 56) was more notable for the ab- Other no-shows included Steve three stations are battling over the up to 12.9 from 10.6 in the fall and sence of five promised speakers than Smith of KUKQ Phoenix, Jerry Bol- AOR listenership: KSJO, KOME NEW YORK - WBLS -FM, in 8.4 a year ago. In Atlanta, AOR and for the points made by the panelists ding of WJPC Chicago, George and KEZR, and the total listen - a programming coup, has hired Hot 100 formats are not strong. "Su- who spoke. Venue was the Sheraton Ware of the Black Music Assn., and ership to this format is increasing. A Mr. Magic, the popular WHBI- perStars" WKLS-FM is down to 6.2 Center Hotel here. Sonny Joe White of WXKS Boston, year ago, the total AOR share was FM air personality here whose from 8.7 in the fall and 10.7 a year Stan Hoffman, vice president of whose flight from Logan Airport 15.2. Now it's up to 17.7. late night "Rap Attack" show has (Continued on page 19) Prelude Records, was a last- minute was reportedly cancelled Tuesday With the help of Sebastian, KSJO galvanized young adult listeners substitution for moderator Barry (20) due to heavy rains. has climbed to a leadership position in the metropolitan area since Mayo of WRKS -FM New York, According to DeJesus, WKTU of 8.5 from 8.1 in the winter and 2.0 1979. College Radio and he made the most of a truncated gives "everything a shot, although a year ago. This has apparently hurt Magic debuted Friday (23) in KOME and KEZR, which is sliding panel that included Carlos DeJesus (Continued on page 18) the 12-2 a.m. slot, replacing pro- Split On Goals? somewhat to AC these days. KOME gram director Frankie Crocker's has rebounded to a 5.3 from a low of "Quiet Hour" program, and Sat- NEW YORK -With 95% of the FOR AOR 3.8 in the winter, STATIONS but it's below the urday (24) from 8 -12 p.m. nation's college radio stations situ- 7.6 it enjoyed a year ago. KEZR is "Frankie was wise enough to ated in the 88 to 92 kHz range, a down to 3.9 from 4.3 in the winter go back to the streets," says panel of prominent college pro- Hattrik Bows Promo Tool Arm and 5.6 a year ago. Of KOME, con- Magic, whose show has broken grammers addressed the difficulty in sultant and Billboard ratings com- many rap and dance- oriented re- achieving greater market pene- ST. LOUIS -High Visibility Inc., Graham's San Francisco -based mentator Kent Burkhart comments, leases for independent labels on tration at a New Music Seminar ses- a promotion wing of Bob Hattrik Winterland Productions for radio T- "We'll know in the next book if they the strength of his dedicated teen sion Monday (19). can compete with Communications, has been formed shirt merchandising. After obtaining KSJO. They're following. "He just told me to be Moderator Robert Haber of Pro- to make giving it a hard promotional tools for AOR a license from a station, High Visi- charge." the same as I was at HBI, which gressive Media magazine urged the stations. bility will set up a retail network In Sacramento, "SuperStars" means learning to blend into his gathering to act as radio program- Currently available through High within the market, channeling T- KZAP is flying high with a 13.7, but format. I'm pretty excited, and mers first and college programmers the big news in Visibility are concert guides, T- shirts to record stores and large this market is the feel very fortunate, because second. "There was a time when col- shirts, signs jump of KXOA -FM, also as albums, neon and a chains. The firm will also handle in- known when I was a kid I looked up to lege directors were wined and dined Easy syndicated rock calendar. ventory for the radio stations. Rock K -108. Among those sur- him, the same way young people and a station could be bought- liter- The concert guides are 100 -page, Also available to stations are: prised at the jump to 9.8 from 5.8 in today admire Dr. J (basketball ally. Then labels started cutting back the winter is program director slick four -color booklets geared Neon signs of station's call let- Art star Julius Erving)." on their service. Now college radio is toward different markets, contain- ters, ranging from $100 -$400. Schroeder. "We've been running a Magic views the station's com- at a precipice. It can either do some- very ing interviews with concert promot- Syndicated calendars carrying established AC station. We're mitment to his show as a poten- thing great, or it can sit at a plateau." ers; seating charts for concert halls, important events in rock history and consistent. We've not modified the tial turnaround for the fortunes He suggested that college sports stadiums and theaters; race carrying the station's call letters. format. We've had the same person- stations of the rap industry, noting that "mix and match" their track information; night clubs; and alities for the past six years or more." program- Post -1968 rock classics albums he expects other urban outlets to ming with interviews with local personalities. Using tv spots and billboards, greater frequency via compiled from original masters ob- follow suit. LEO SACKS The guides, available to stations on a tained through record companies. Schroeder actually expected a 7 (Continued on page 24) barter basis will carry national ad- The album covers will carry the sta- share in the fall. "The strongest com- vertising. Bill Moir, vice president of tion's call letters. petition from a formatic standpoint Bob Hattrik Communications, says "A lot of stations don't have pro- is KSFM," he says. KSFM certinly that the prototype of the guide cost motion directors," says Moir. "We felt the pressure. The station $45,000 for 25,000 copies. are providing them with a way to dropped from 7.9 in the spring and FormoE Turntable The firm has also inked an exclu- reinforce their market position in a fall of last year to 4.7. sive long -term agreement with Bill cost effective manner." In other developments in the WAYS Gets Talk Format Faced with a 50% decline and While some jocks will probably be more in the audience share in two leaving, Robert Murphy's "Murphy Naionol Programmin9 years, Sis Radio has decided to take In The Morning" will continue, but WAYS-AM Charlotte into a talk for- he plays few records. Program direc- mat using ABC's new satellite- deliv- tor Scott Slade and operations man- ered Talk Network and CBS News ager Larry Sprinkle will continue in Source Soars Via Elton B'cast and Sports. these posts while dropping their on- "Our ratings weren't that bad," air duties. Both will continue to be In what is being described as the Other Bruskin figures show an phony Orchestra series which is to says company president Sis Kaplan involved in WAYS' sister station, most successful show in the history 18.4 rating for men 18 -24, an 11.0 debut Sept. 26. (see separate story). The station's AOR SuperStars WROQ. of the network, NBC's Source is rating for men 18 -34, a 10.4 for Mutual had hoped to feed the share has fallen to 4.6 from 9.7 two The new format will include a lo- pointing with pride to a 15.9 share adults 18 -34, a 9.8 for women 18 -34 shows live on a barter basis on Sun- years ago. "I think this is the proper cal sports program from 6 to 8 p.m. among adults 18 -24 for the Elton and an 8.8 for men 18 -49. days at 3 p.m., but the network has direction for AM and I want to be that is in place now and is hosted by John broadcast that was carried by * * * run into clearance problems due to first to do it." John Kilgo. A local newsblock will 246 stations on July 7. stations' demand for cash and sta- Kaplan, who is also president of be developed from 4 to 6 p.m. The rating was developed by a Mutual president Marty Ruben- tions' reluctance to clear Sunday af- the National Radio Broadcasters * * * /Omnitel survey of the stein has gotten himself on the pro- Bruskin ternoons which have been used to Assn., says she believes that the fu- Blair, which pro- gram of the Concert Music Broad- Burkhart/Abrams ends its associ- show. Starfleet broadcast local concerts. ture of music on the AM dial "de- duced the program, estimates 15 casters Assn., which meets at Tan- pends on the market," but she adds, ation with AOR KQRS -FM Min- million tuned in to John's rust live glewood in Lenox, Mass. Aug. 4-8 to * * * "It does not have the future that it neapolis as a "SuperStars" station broadcast in 12 years. save his plans for a National Sym- (Continued on page 18) does on FM." (Continued on page 18)

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www.americanradiohistory.com 18 Radio Music Mix Vital To Urban Format Satellite Nets Help Spread Continued front page 16 the New Orleans market, said he New On every now and then we miss a programmed for "the streets." record. But we have two and a half "We're an urban station, but the The Clear Channel `Disease' million listeners, and if we don't get concept is 100% different than the The Charts a favorable reaction to something we This is the first part ofa three-part special report by Rollye Bornstein. New York -to- Washington -to Phila- plpy, we have to move on." Asked delphia sound. I look at the playlists LOS ANGELES -If you've been in the radio industry for any length what makes the station unique, he in those markets and a lot of the of time, it's highly probable that you're suffering from The Disease. Al- responded that he looks for records tunes are monsters, such as Gino though its manifestation differs widely from individual to individual, its that urban competitors WRKS and Soccio's 'It's Alright.' But they just early onset bears striking similarities in all the cases I've studied. WBLS -FM aren't programming, don't make it for us. New Orleans You'll probably recall the first symptoms emerging in your early such as imports. "We like to create likes funk and ballad music." teens. They came only at night, after the lights were out and Dad had the excitement," he noted. Like DeJesus, closed the bedroom door. In the quiet dark room you'd fumble softly for Tamburro said he resists the "ur- Tamburro said that he the radio, pull it under the covers and as everyone in the neighborhood ban" monicker because his pro- doesn't "like to force anything" on the listener. "There are a was falling asleep, you'd be coming alive in a whole new world. The gramming thrust is geared specifi- lot of things I hate, but I world of clear channel radio. A world that was fresh and new, exciting cally to the black community. "But play them any- way," he said. "I'm not in the and distant, and whatever you wanted it to be. With a twist of the dial that doesn't mean we don't want posi- tion to you were in New York or Chicago, Seattle or Cincinnati. white listeners or don't play pop rec- deny a hit. If you want to stay commercial, you have It was alluring, tempting and verrry addictive. And it wasn't long be- ords," he explained. "I have to see to take your audience along slowly, fore you were struck down in your prime, a victim of The Disease. black sales on a pop record first be- slower than clubs or record people might like. You wanted to shop at Dennison Clothiers, Route 22, Union, New fore I add it, though. I never played If George Clinton was Jersey. You sent off to Holiday Inn's Inc. in Memphis for a picture of the Human League because my happening two years ago, we Dolly Holliday (and then wondered if it was her). You ordered John R's store reports told me blacks weren't have to replace him with the Soft record package from Randy's Record Mart. You heard the Wolfman on buying 'Don't You Want Me.' Yet, Cells and the Yazoos." He concluded with XERF. You even sent off for a piece of the original cross. You were I'm starting to see black sales re- the following hooked. Any further doubts regarding the state of your sanity were sponse to Steve Miller's 'Abra- aside: "I once told my listeners, jok- ADRIAN BELEW ingly, quickly erased when you told the folks that you'd to visit cadabra'." that the next record gets good like Little Rock "Lone Rhino" 'cause KAAY made it sound so good. (LP)-* Richards, whose self -described after the first three minutes. The thing is, they don't want to wait As The Disease progressed, you grew up, submitted your soul to a job Although "Lone Rhino" is Adrian "salt- and -pepper" staff has helped that long." in this industry, and the initial symptoms subsided. The only time you Belew's first solo venture, the singer/ the station climb to number one in LEO SACKS dialed around for distant stations was when you drove across the coun- /guitarist has worked try, U -Haul, spouse and kids in tow, to greet your next opportunity.... with Frank Zappa, , in Butte. That should have cured it right there. Robert Fripp, Brian Eno, Talking Perhaps that's been a while, but just in case you're reading this Heads, King Crimson and the Yel- stranded at a truckstop on I -80 in Iowa, you may need to know what's low Magic Orchestra, among others. out there. Born in Covington Ky., Belew [NotIonal Programmingi You'll be comforted to know that at present the clear channels are just joined a Beatles cover group called Continued from page 16 where you last left them. And in some cases, so are the announcers. But the Denims as a drummer during his "The number one rock station rival of WPLJ. With the simulcast on they're joined these days by the new kids on the block. Satellite net- teens. He later switched to guitar, isn't going to promote CBS," and WNEW Nelson and Somach were works. Actually the concept is anything but new. Radio's heydey in the playing the lounge club circuit prior with that comment, according to forced to drop WPLJ jock Carol '30s and '40s centered around a local station's ability to join a network to joining a Nashville band called Dave Nelson, co- producer of "The Miller as the Rock Report host for and rebroadcast the national programming being offered. The gimmick Sweetheart in 1976. Zappa saw one Rock 'n' Roll Show," WPLJ backed the New York show. The show's here is high quality instantaneous transmission via satellites -and net- of the group's performances and out of a plan to simulcast in New overall host Mark Goodman did the works are milking it for all it's worth. And why not? It's worth quite a lot. asked Belew to become a member of York a tv show that got aired twice 90- second feature within the pro- The guy you're most likely to encounter is Larry King. He's all over his band. over the July 17 -18 weekend on gram. Miller was used in the show in the place. There are parts of the country where it's possible to hear Larry After stints with Zappa, Bowie WCBS -TV. Nelson and his partner other markets. This show is serving on a dozen different stations at once. Whether you want to or not. In and Eno, Belew formed his own Denny Somach quickly moved the as a pilot which Nelson and Somach case you've missed him (and if you have, check to see if you qualify as a group, Ga -Ga. While touring with simulcast to WNEW -FM, arch AOR expect to develop. Guinness record holder), "The Larry King Show" is heard each week- the Talking Heads, Chris and Tina night on about 250 Mutual Broadcasting System affiliates. It runs live Weymouth asked Belew to work from midnight to 5:30 Eastern time and the first three hours are re -fed with them on their debut Tom Tom from 2:30 to 5:30 for West Coast outlets. Club album. During the subsequent The first hour contains an interview with a topical guest who usually recording sessions at Island Records' Out Of The Box spends the next two hours fending phone calls on the air from listeners. Compass Point Studio, Island presi- The remaining two- and -a -half hours are dubbed "Open Phone Amer- dent Chris Blackwell asked Belew to ica" where Larry takes calls on any topic, providing he likes it. "The sign with the label. For more infor- HOT 100 /AC Larry King Show" is interesting in several ways. It is the third such over- mation about Belew, contact Island LOUISVILLE -One of the strongest new adds at WHAS -AM, according to night effort attempted by Mutual. Perhaps you remember their first Records, 444 Madison Ave., New assistant music director Gary Mudd, is Paul McCartney's "Take It Away" two -Herb Jepko's Nightcaps from KSL Salt Lake City, stories of which York, N.Y. 10022; (212) 355 -6550. single (Columbia). "It's a super song," says Mudd, "very well balanced. The could fill this entire page; and Long John Candy out of New York. By This feature is designed to spotlight music doesn't outweigh the lyrics." He's also hot on "American Music" by the far, Larry King is the most successful. Heard in all 50 states, listeners acts making their debut on Bill- Pointer Sisters (Planet), which he calls "a good summer fun sound," and Elton who phone must pay for the call to Mutual's studios in Washington, board's Hot 100 and Top LPs & Tape John's "Blue Eyes" (Geffen), which reminds him of the singer's first hit, the D.C. (which greatly increases the intelligence and economic level of the charts. For newcomers on the country ballad "Your Song." callers and cuts down on pranks, while saving the network a bundle). and black charts, see pages 39 and 36. His guests are first rate. Only a handful of local stations will ever have AOR access to some of the folk King comes up with. Of course, he also has the traveling troup of authors and peddlers, but by far the most unique HONOLULU -KDUK -FM program director Bill Mims is very enthused thing about The Larry King Show, is Larry King. If you've heard him about "Danger City," a new single by the Seattle group TKO on the independ- you like him. Or you hate him. But it's rare that you're standing any- ent Seawest label. "It's a very strong heavy rock cut, and that's what we're all where in the middle. Formol about," he says. Minis also notes interest in "I Ran" by A Flock of Seagulls If you hate him you may want to try NBC's Talk Net. Presently (Jive /Arista) and "Words" by Missing Persons (Capitol). "Our type of station they're up and running on over 75 stations and growing all the time. wouldn't have fooled around with these groups last year, but they seem to rep- 10 Turntable resent a new AOR sound. Club reaction 'I From until midnight Eastern Time and re -fed again from 3 to 5 a.m., to Ran' was extremely strong, and you can catch Bruce Williams. Bruce is a fascinating combination of in- Continued from page 16 'Words' is the type of tune that alienates you at first. But after two listens, most credible knowledge and amazing warmth. Bruce has one topic: finan- people are hooked, and it's taken off like a rocket." and goes over to WCCO -FM to con- cial advice, and in these economic times it's a winner. Financial advice sult that station in an AC format. may sound dry in print, but watch out! This show is infectious. And if you're concerned that those financially troubled souls can't stand the * * * BLACK /URBAN WEMP strain of a phone call to New York where Talk Net originates, rest as- Milwaukee is switching -New records by Goodie and Vanity Six have the sound of their sured from a that they have provided all callers with a toll free 800 number. Schulke II, syndicated MOR mentors all over them, notes Brenda Smith, WGPR -FM's assistant music foreground di- Following Bruce on Talk Net is Sally Jesse Raphael from midnight to format in a beautiful rector. Goodie's "Do Something" on Total Experience was produced by the music 3 (Eastern) and she too possesses an undeniable likability. Her show is presentation, to Drake - Gap Band, and Smith says the uptempo dance track is catching on fast with Chenault's devoted to personal advice, the kind you usually find on programs HitParade, an MOR for- her listeners. "Nasty Girls," a cut from the forthcoming "Vanity 6" LP on mat hosted by psychologists. But unlike the usual shrink rap by some con- that emphasizes music of the Warner Bros., is also generating interest on the strength of production and ar- descending doctor who comes across light years apart from the callers in 1950s, '60s and '70s. rangement chores by the pop wunderkind Prince. "It's definitely his type of social stature and intellect, Sally is real. She understands her callers be- * * * thing," says Smith. "It just sounds nasty." She also likes the instrumental side cause she is one of them, and it shows. KLAZ -FM Little Rock has to Eddie Murphy's 12-inch single, "Boogie In Your Butt" (Columbia) which But maybe you're rich and adjusted, or at least don't want to be re- dropped its Hot 100 format in favor she calls "a nice change of pace." minded that you're not. Then check out the night time offerings from of an urban contemporary presenta- ABC Radio Enterprises. Capitalizing on the proven success of KABC's tion. Rhonda Curtis continues as COUNTRY Talkradio format, they're doing a similar number on satellite with over p.d. and there are no changes in the 20 affiliates to date including New York's WABC. If you've found Ira jock lineup. MORRIS, Minn. -"Amtrak (Ain't Coming Back)" by Billy Joe Shaver (Co- Fastell or Ray Briem, you've found ABC. Ira, dubbed by his fans as "the lumbia) is the singer "at his best," says KMRS music director Larry Best. He's walking encyclopedia," is on the air from 9 p.m. to midnight and Ray * * * also suporting Karen Taylor's "Country Boy's Dream" (Mesa), which he calls Briem, who handles hot issues and interviews (and has been dubbed all KIXI -AM Seattle has dropped the "back -to- the -roots country," and Dave Rowland's "Women and Wine" sorts of things by his fans depending on how vehemently they agree or "Music Of Your Life" format and (Elektra), which the programmer likens to the singer's work with the sugar disagree with him at the moment), is on from midnight to 6 a.m. Re- installed a similar MOR fare, "Star- duet. Best adds that he's big on Johnny Cash's "Georgia On A Fast Train" and (Continued on page 24) dust," offered by the Satellite Music the remake of "Song Of The South" by Tom T. Hall and Earl Scruggs (Co- Network. lumbia). LEO SACKS

www.americanradiohistory.com 19 Radio Arbitrons Show AOR Strong In Coast, Midwest Marts Continued from page 16 perStars" station with a 4.6, down Burkhart finds Denver- Boulder "been hurt by KPKE." KPKE is up olis should be another "strong AOR 6.0 in 5.6 a year another of those strong Western to 5.8 from 1.8 a year ago. Mean- market.'" But WFBQ, which just ago. WQXI -FM, which leans to Hot from the fall and ago. WDGY is up to 8.5 in AOR markets. KBPI still leads in while, AOR KAZY is up to 6.2 from signed up with Sebastian, is down to 100 with an AOR presentation, is Country this from 6.4 in the fall this category with a 7.2, but had a 9.9 5.7 a year ago. 8.8 from 11.2 and 10.3. WNAP down to 8.0 from 8.6 in the fall and market and 7.1 a year ago. a year ago and Burkhart finds it has Burkhart believes that Indianap- is down to 5.2 from 7.6 and 10.0. 8.9 a year ago. Hot 100 WZGC (Z- 93) is down to 9.5 from 12.6 in the fall and 10.6 a year ago. Burkhart says this is "for no apparent reason. It's a good sounding station." In Memphis, Burkhart finds country KWAM -FM "playing havoc with the AMs in the market." KWAM is up to 8.3 from 2.4 in the fall and 0.8 a year ago. Similarly for- matted WMPS-AM and WMC -AM are down to 3.1 and 7.2, respectively. WMPS is down from 4.0 in the fall and 6.9 a year ago and WMC is down from 7.9 in the fall and 11.8 a year ago. Country WLVS -FM is down too, to 3.8 from 4.2 in the fall and 5.2 a year ago. Another AM versus FM story in this market concerns AC stations WHBQ -AM and WRVR -FM. WHBQ is down to 2.1 from 3.8 in the fall and 4.4 a year ago, while WRVR is up to 8.3 from 6.6 in the fall and a year ago. In Miami, Burkhart notes that the 1.0 scored by AC 50 kw WGBS is "awful" The station is down from 2.0 over the past year. Burkhart also points to a tug of war between Hot 100 WHYI (Y -100) and similar for- matted, but AOR leaning WINZ- FM. Y -100 has a 6.0 and WINZ has a 5.4. In the fall, Y -100 had a 5.4 and WINZ had a 5.8 Another sad AM story is in Char- lotte, where AC WAYS has lost half of its audience share in two years. The station, which is about to change format (see separate story), is down to 4.6 from 5.9 in the fall and 8.7 a year ago. The heavy hitters in this market are AC WBT -AM with an 11.3 and country WSOC -FM with a 13.7. WAYS sister station, AOR "SuperStars" WROQ, is up to 10.7 from 8.5 in the fall and 10.7 a year ago. Beside his above comment about WAIL in New Orleans, Burkhart be- lieves the drop to 8.6 by Hot 100 WEZB is a fluke. The station is down from 11.5 in the fall and 10.3 a year ago. Black stations are doing well in this market. WBOK is up to 3.2 from 1.7 and 1.8 and WYLD is up to 3.2 from 1.9 and 1.6. Turning to Dallas -Ft. Worth, Burkhart asks, "Who would have thought there would be so much AOR here five years ago ?" He notes Recorded at the Reunion Arena in KTXQ and KZEW are "in a dead heat" with KZEW ahead by a hair Dallas, Texas in front of a with 6.4 and KTXQ just behind with a 6.3. A year ago, the stations had a record -breaking sellout crowd 5.0 and 4.6 respectively. Burkhart calls mellow KMGC "a of 20,000. THE SILVER EAGLE real results getter." The station is up pride in presenting to 4.0 from last year's 2.8. takes great The big story in Minneapolis -St. two programs featuring the Paul is WLOL which switched over the past nine months to an uptempo highlights of this special benefit The Oak Ridge Boys Stars for Hot 100 format from mellow and Children, Inc. is a non-profit climbed to a 10.0 share. One ob- concert aiding in the prevention organization dedicated to the server calls it Paul Christy's version prevention of child abuse. Contri- of Hot Hits. Christy is the consult- of child abuse: butions are tax -deductible. ant. WLOL is up from 4.2 in the fall and 4.4 a year ago. WLOL spent a $200,000 promotion budget to estab- lish the new format. The station also -August 7- Loretta Lynn and Con Hunley has a new morning drive team, John Ridge Boys and Sylvia Hines and Bob Berglund, who is the -August 14-The Oak p.d. One key to the new format is the playing of 10 records in a row. Burkhart notes KSTP -FM is "hang- On over 400 of America's top country stations - ing tough against WLOL." KS -95, as it is known, has a 12.2, down from via the ABC Entertainment Network. 14.8 in the fall, but almost flat with last year's 12.4 Burkhart/Abrams winds up its as- sociation with KQRS -FM as a "Su-

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Based on station playlists through Tuesday (7/13/82)

PRIME MOVERS- NATKMAL TOP ADD ONS - NATIONAL BREAKOUTS- NATIONAL

SURVIVOR -Eye Of The Tiger (The Theme From Rocky III) (Scotti Bros.) ASIA-Only Time Will Tell (Geffen) JACKSON BROWNE -Somebody's Baby (Asylum) FLEETWOOD MAC -Hold Me (Warner Bros.) JOHN COUGAR-Jack And Diane (Riva /Mercury) JOAN JETT AND THE BLACKHEARTS-Do You Wanna Touch Me (Boardwalk) CHICAGO -Hard To Say I'm Sorry (Fullmoon /Warner Bros. MEN AT WORK -Who Can It Be Now (Columbia) -Oh Julie (Arista)

REO SPEEDWAGONI -Keep The Fire Burnin' X MELISSA MANCHESTER-You Should Hear How She * MINT ROGERS -Love Will Turn You Around 2015 QUEEN- Calling All Girls X RAY PARKER JR -Let Me Go X Talks B * THE ALAN PRISONS PROJECT-Eye In The Sky 26 -21 JERRY REED- She Got The Goldmine X *PRIME MOVERS -those records registering good upward movement on the THE CARS- Victim Of Love X THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT -Eye In The Sky B * ELTON JOHN -Blue Eyes 30 -23 FRANKE AND THE KNOCKOUTS- Morning Sun A THE POINTER SISTERS-American X station's playlist as determined by station personnel. Music DARYL HALL AND JOHN OATES -Your Imagination B PATRICE RUSHER- Forget Me Nots A EDDIE MONEY -Think l'm In Love X PAUL McCARTNEY -Take It Away B THE MOTELS-Only The Lonely A WYYS -FM-Cincinnati * *KEY PRIME MOVERS -the two records registering the greatest proportionate EYE TO EYE -Nice Girls X ADRIAN JOHN COUGAR -lack And Diane A GURVJTZ- Classic A (Barry Jimia -MD) MASSA MIINCHESIER -You Should Hear How She EDDIE MONEY I'm In Love A AMERICA-You Could Do Magic A upward movement on the station's playlist as determined by station personnel. -Think * * CHICAGO -Hard To Say I'm Sorry 5 -2 Talks B MISSING PERSONS-Words A ADD -ONS -All records added at the stations listed as determined by station ** CROSBY, STILLS AND NM-Wasted On The Way JACKSON BROWN -Somebody's Baby A KYYX -FM- Seattle IO 5 KOPA X personnel. -FM- Phoenix THE GO-GO'S-Cool Jerk (Elvin Iddpaae -MD) * DENIECE WIWAMS -It's Gonna Take A Miracle 12.9 (Chao KMay -MD) GARY U.S. BONDS -Out Of Work X * SURVIVOR -Eye Of The Tiger (Theme From Rocky HERS ALPERT -Route 101 15.10 **KEY ADD -ONS -the two key records added at the stations listed as deter- * * STEVIE WONDER I Do X ** AM SUPPLY -Even The Nights Are Better 9-5 -Do 1111 I * FLEETWOOD MAC -Hold Me 26 -18 mined by station personnel. ** SURVIVOR -Eye Of The Tiger (Theme From Rocky ASIA -Only Time Will Tell X * * THE STEVE MILLER WED- Abracadabra 3-3 Ill) 12 -6 ME POINTERSISTElS-American Music X BREAKOUTS- Billboard Chart Department summary of Add On and Prime Mover * FLEETWOOD MAC -Hold Me 4-4 WKRQ-FM -Cincinnati RAMA BONOFF- Personally 15 -12 MEN AT WORK -Who Can It Be Now X * * CHICAGO-Hard To Say I'm Sorry 5-5 (Tony GNurm -MD) information to reflect greatest record activity at regional and national levels. CROSBY, STILLSAND NASH-Wasted On The Way MANSUW.L CIENSIMW- Someday, Someway X REO SPEEDWAGON -Keep The Fire Burnin' 6-6 * * * * SURVIVOR -Eye Of The Tiger (Theme From Rocky 22.18 QUEEN -Calling All Girls X RICK SPRINGFNELD- Calling All Girls A ENTRY 111) 1-1 SYMBOLS - * CHICAGO -Hard To Say I'm Sorry 24-20 JOAN JUT AND THEBLACNHEARTS -De You Wanna ** KANSAS -Play The Game Tonight 3 -2 K THE POINTER SISTERS- American Music KTKT-AM -Tucson Touch Me A N -Night Part, D -Day Part, H -Hit Bound, L -LP Cut, X- Extra, -Key Add, * SOFT CELL- Tainted Love/Where Did Our Love Go BARRY MANILOW -Oh Julie (Bobby Rivers -MD) NICOLETTE CARSON-I Only Want To Be With You A A -Add, B- Debut, P -Prime Mover, Q -Key Prime Mover, RU- Reused Playlist 53 JACKSON BROWNE- Somebody's Baby A **KENNY ROGERS -Love Will Turn You Around JACKSON BROWNE- Somebody's Baby A * MCA SPRINGFIELD -What Kind Of Fool Am 1 14.8 MELISSA MANCHESTER-You Should Hear How She THE POINTER SISTERS- American Music RANDY NEISNER -Never Been In Love A From Last Week. ** 17-12 *NE ROWNG STONES -Going To A Go Go 17.13 Talks B * PAUL McCARTNEY -Take It Away 19 -14 BARRY MANILOW -Oh Julie A ELTON JOHN -Blue Eyes B * ELTON JOHN -Blue Eyes 23-18 ALDO NOVA -Foolin' Yourself X WGCL THE -FM- Cleveland MAN PARSONS PROJECT -Eye In The Sky X * LESLIE PEARL-If The Love Fits Wear It 27-22 IERMAINE JACKSON -Let Me Tickle Your Fancy X BILLY MOL-Hot In The City B (Tarn )Heries-MD) EYE TO EYE -Nice Girls B HERB ALPERT -Route 101 X MOT ATMD S -Who Can It Be Now B RARLA BONOFF- Peronally 10-5 KGGI (99-1-FM)-Riverside JOHN DENVER -Seasons Of The Heart A 707 -Mega Force X ** Pacific Southwest Region IMUSSAIIMMIIFSTER -You Should Hear How She ** -Love Is In Control (Finger On o'Nu -MD) BARRY MMNILOW -Oh Juhe A JOHN COUGAR-Jack And Diane B Talks X cum The Trigger) 14 -9 SURVIVOR -Eye Of The Tiger (Theme From Rocky DR. 1400K- Loveline X DONNA SUMMER -Love Is In Control (Finger On The * PRIME MOVERS ** *on US. BONDS -Out Of Work 16 -I0 Ill) 10.1 LARRY ELGART AND HIS MANHATTAN SWING Trigger) B KFI -AM -Los Angeles *IPAUL McCARTNET -Take It Away 19-14 EDDIE MONEY -Think I'm In Love 28.18 ORCHESTRA- Hooked On Swing X MEN AT WOK -Who Can It Be Now B ** EDDIE MONEY -Think I'm In Love 20-15 Tiger (The Theme From (Roger Collins MARSHALL Someday, B * SURVIVOR -Eye Of The -MD) * CHICAGO -Hard To Say I'm Sorry 9-7 EMT REED-She Got The Goldmine X CRENAMW- Someway THE MELISSA MANCHESTER-You Should Hear How She ** GO GOS- Vacation 17.9 LARRY ELGART MM WILDE -Kids In America B Rocky III) (Scotti Bros.) * AND HIS MANHATTAN SWING Talks A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS Ran ** -I 27.17 ORCH.- Hooked On Swing 16-13 ASIA-Only Time Will Tell B FLEETWOOD MAC -Hold Me (Warner Bros.) THE STEVE ASIA-Only Time Will Tell * MILLER BAND- Abracadabra 14.8 CROSBY, STILLS * AND NASH- Wasted On The Way JOHN JEFFREY OSBORNE-I Really Need ELTON -Blue Eyes A A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS -I Ran (live /Arista) * Don't No Light 20 15 KJRB -AM- Spokane 2216 Pacific Northwest Region JOAN JETT AND THE BLACNHEARTS -Do You Wanna WALTER MURPHY -Theme From E.T. Gragmy-MD) * PAUL McCARTNET -Take It Away 26-20 Touch Me A JACKSON BROWNE- Somebody's Baby THE MOTELS-0 nly The Lonely ** 7-4 QUEEN -Calling All Girls A TOP ADD ONS 707 -Mega Force X PRIME PAUL DAVIS -Love Or Let Me Be Lonely A aaar_* MOVERS **REDWOOD MAC-Hold Me 13-9 LARRY ELGART AND HIS MANHATTAN SWING MARSHALL CRENSMII- Someday, Someway X MADLEEN KANE -Don t Wanna Lose You A it CHICAGO -Hard To Say I'm Sorry 15.10 ORCHESTRA- Hooked On X MEN AT WOK -Who Can It Be Now X Of The Tiger (The Theme From Swing ASIA -Only Time Will Tell (Geffen) ROBERTA FLICK -1'm The One B REO SPEEDWAGON-Keep The Fire Burnin' 16-12 * CHEAP TRICK -If You Want My Love X GENESIS - Paperlate X BILL -Sara Rocky Ill) (Scotti Bros.) JOHN COUGAR -Jack And Diane (Riva/ CHAMPUN B * DARYL HALL AND JOHN OATES -Your Imagination THE POINTER HERB ALPERT 101 X SISTERS- American Music X -Route BARRY MARILOW -Oh Julie B THE MOTELS -Only The Lonely (Capitol) 2115 KIM WILDE Mercury) O'BRYAN -Still Water X -Kids In America X THE REDDINGS- (Sittid On) The Dock Of The Bay X CHUCK MANGIONE- Steppid Out A WAY HERB ALPERT -Route 101 X Force FRANK IAPPA- Valley Girls X ONE -Cutie Pie (MCA) 707 -Mega (Boardwalk) JEFFREY OSBORNE Really Don't Need No Light X THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT -Eye In The Sky A -I MARSHALL X ELTON JOHN -Blue Eyes X CRENSHAW- Someday. Someway DONNA SUMMER -Love Is In Control (Finger On The MEN AT WORK Can It Be Now X Me Tickle Your Fancy X -Who -Let aaaaaaar. TOP ADD ONS NNNNNNNN Trigger) A KCPX -AM -Salt Lake City DREAMERS FEATURING JENNIFER BREAKOUTS JOHN COUGAR -Jack And Diane X HOWDAY-An JERMAINE JACKSON -Let Me Tickle Your Fancy A (Gary Waldron -MD) JOHN COUGAR I'm Telling You I'm Not B AMERICA-You Could Do Magic X -lack And Diane (Riva/ Going BILLY SQUIER- Emotions In Motion A CROSBY, STILLS AND NASH- Wasted On The Way PARSONS PROJECT-Eye In The Sky B JERRY REED -She Got The Goldmine X ** Mercury) IMAM JACKSON BROWNE-Somebody's Baby JACKSON BROWNE- Somebody's Baby A 21 9 BILLY IDOL In The B QUEEN All Gin's X -Hot City -Calling THE THE (Asylum) **GLENN FREY -I Found Somebody 29.17 POINTER SISTERS- American Music ROWNG STONES -Going To A Go Go X WALTER MURPHEY -Theme From E.T. X * PAUL McCARTNEY -Take It Away 33 -19 CHEAP TRICKS -She's Tight X WALTER MURPHEY-Theme From E.T. 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Deem-MD) KDWB -AM- Minneapolis CHICAGO -Hard To Say I'm Sorry 12.10 MISSING PERSONS-Wads A Wanna Touch Me (Boardwalk) CHICAGO -Hard To Say I'm Sorry 5-3 JERMAINE JACKSON -Let Me Tickle Your Fancy QUEEN -Calling All Girls A ** (Karen Anderson -MD) THE STEVE MILLER RAND- Abracadabra 3-5 IACISOA BROWNE-Somebody's Baby PAUL McCARTNEY -Take It Away B * * THE STEVE MILLER BAND-Abracadabra 12.7 ELTON JOHN -Blue EyesA KHFI -FM- Austin * FLEETWOOD MAC -Hold Me 17-9 * KENNY ROGERS -Love Will Turn You Around 17 -9 DREAMGIR S FEATURING IENNCFER HOUDAY -And FRANK THE GO -GOY- Vacation 45 -26 ZAPPA- Valley Girls X (Ed Ydkman -MD) Arn Telling You I'm Not Going B * * PATRICE RUSHER- Forget Me Nots 18-14 CROSBY, STILLS AND NASH- Wasted On The Way KENNY ROGENS-Love Will Turn You Around B **CROSBY, STILLS AND NASH- Wasted On The Way HERBALPERT-Route 101 B * * HERB ALPERT- Route 10120-15 WFLY -FM- Albany 44 -30 21-16 TOMMY PHONE-Which Man Are You X ELTON JOHN -Blue Eyes 22-18 (Jack LaureN n -MD) EDDIE MONEY -Think I'm In Love WBLI -FIN-Long Island **DONNA SUMMER -Love Is In Control 27-22 JOAN JETT AND THE BLACIWEARIS -Do You Wanna PAUL McCARTNEY -Take It Away A * * SUIMVOR-Eye Of The Tiger (Theme From Rocky AM SUPPLY The Nights Are Better JOHN COUGAR -Jack And Diane A Touch MeX -Even THE POINTER SISTERS- American Music A III) 1.1 (BM Try-MD) THE HUMAN LEAGUE You Want Me 1.1 JERMAINE IACKS011 -Let Me Tickle Your Fancy A THE JACK STREET BAND -Two Heart's X HAIRCUT ONE HUNDRED -Love Plus One A **THE SIEVE MILLER MID- Abracadabra 8-2 ** -Don't SURV YOR -Eye 01 The Tiger (Theme From Rocky MARSHALL CRENSHAW- Someday, Someway A RAY PARKER 1R -Let Me Go X WLS- FM- Chicago CROSBY, STILLS AND ASH- Wasted On The Way X * FLEETWOOD MAC -Hold Me 12-3 * * 110 7.3 MEN AT WORN -Who Can It Be Now A JERRY REED -She Got The Goldmine X (Dave Deane-ND) MIT IDOL -Hot In The City X * AIR SUPPLY -Even The Nights Are Better 10-4 FLEETWOOD MAC -Hold Me 10.5 THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT -Eye In The Sky B LAURA BMNIGAN-Gloria X * * CHICAGO -Hard To Say I'm Sorry 5-3 EDDIE MONEY -Think I'm In Love X * CHICAGO -Hard To Say I'm Sorry 11 -5 * THEMOTELS-Only The Lonely 9-6 KIM WIDE -Kids In America B FOREIGNER- Luanne X * * THE STEVE MILLER BAND-Abracadabra 7.5 JOE FAGIN- Younger Days X JOHN COUGAR-Jack And Diane * AM SUPPLY-Even The Nights Are Better 13.9 KENNY ROGERS -Love Will Turn You Around B KIM WILDE -Kids In America X * FLEETWOOD MAC -Hold Me 17-9 GENESIS- Paperlate * DONNA SUMMER -Love Is In Control (Finger On BILLY IDOL -Hot In The City B APRIL WINE- Enough Is Enough X * CHEAP TRICK -If You Want My Love 2823 WLOL -FM- Minneapolis MARSHALL CRENSIMW- Someday, Someway A The 'rigger) LARRY EL6ART AND HIS MANHATTAN SWING 707 -Mega Force X * THE GO -GOY- Vacation 45 -26 (PAa Hstell -MD3 MEN AT WORK -Who Can It Be Now A ORCH.- Hooked On Swing X JOHN COUGAR -Jack And Diane A KIM WILDE -Kids In America X KENIYROGERS -Love Will Turn You Around GREG !OHM-Every Love Song X ** SURVVOR -Eye Of The Tiger (Theme From Rocky ASIA THE GO OD'S- Vacation X ME -Now Or Never X GARY US. BONDS -Out Of Work B III) 1.1 -Only Time Will Tell B REINIf ROGERS -Love Will Turn You Around B WFMF -FM -Baton Rouge STEVE WINDWOOD -StiII In The Game A PAUL McCARTNEY -Take It Away B ** THE SIEVE MILLER MID-Abracadabra 2-2 THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT -Eye In The Sky B DONNA -Love Is In (Finger The PAUL McURTNEY -Take It Away B (Wayne Wattiws-MD) * CHICAGO -Hard To Say I'm Sorry 13-6 SUMMER Control On Trigger) MELISSA MANCHESTER-You Should Hear How She * * SURVIVOR -Eye Of The Tiger (Theme From Rocky WEZB-FM -New Orleans KMGK -FM -Des Moines * MELISSA MANCHESTER -You Should Hear How She B Talks B IIp21 Jury laoetea. -MD) (Michael Stone -MD) Talks 14.8 * * DONNA SUMMER -Love Is In Control 27-20 * * REO SPEEDWAGON-Keep The Fire Burnin' 12-2 * PAUL McCARTNEY -Take It Away 25.16 WIRY -AM -Albany ** SURVIVOR -Eye Of The Tiger (Theme From Rocky WFEA -AM- Manchester * THE STEVE MILLER BAND- Abracadabra 4-2 Ill) 3.1 * * FLEETWOOD MAC -Hold Me 15-3 BILL CIIAYPUN -Sarea (M Cahill-MD) we Lemire -MD) * CHICAGO -Hard To Say I'm Sorry 10 -6 ** FRAM ZAPPA- Valley Girls 9-5 CHICAGO-Hard To Say I'm Sorry 20-9 ASIA-Only Time Will Tell ** THE STEVE MILLER BAND- Abracadabra 8.4 (Keith FLEETWOOD MAC -Hold Me 10.6 * CROSBY, STILLS AND NASH- Wasted On The Way * FLEETWOOD WIC -Hold Me 10 -6 * THE STEVE MILLER BAND- Abracadabra 24-15 AMERICA-You Could Do Magic A * *REETW000MAC-Hold Me 12-9 ** CAOSBR, STILLS AND HASH- Wasted 1713 * CHICAGO -Hard To Say I'm Sorry 16-9 * CROSBY, STILES AND NASH- Wasted On The Way GENESIS -Paperlate B * CROSBY, STILLS AND NASH- Wasted On The Way ** On The Way THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT -Eye In The Sky * JOHN COUGAR -Hurts So Good 9.5 28.18 EYE TO EYE -Nice Girls B 15 10 12.2 ELTON JOHN -Blue Eyes JOAN JETT AND THE BUICKHEARTS -Do You Wanna SPYS-Don't Run My Life DONNA SUMMER -Love Is In Control B * THE GO GO'S- Vacation 20-16 * CHICAGO-Hard To Say I'm Sorry 17 -9 DOLLY PARTON -I Will Always Love You A Touch Me JACKSON BROWNE- Somebody's Baby MEN AT WORK-Who Can It Be Now B * PAUL McCARTNEY -Take It Away 24.19 * SIRVIYOII -Eye Of The Tiger (Theme From Rocky III) JACKSON BROWNS- Somebody's Baby A JEFFREY OSBORNE-I Really Don't Need No Light JOE JACKSON- Stepping Out A BILLY IDOL -Hot In The City X JOHN COUGAR-Jack And Diane 28-15 ASUA -Only Time Will Tell B KENNY ROGERS-Love Will Turn You Around B JOE FAGIN- Younger Days A EDDIE MONEY -Think I'm In Love X JACKSON BROWNE- Somebody's Baby (Continued on page 22)

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JOAN JETT AND THE BLACKHEARTS -Do You Wanna ROBERTA FLACK-I'm The One B Continued from page 21 * PAUL McCARTNEY -Take It Away 1811 WALTER MIMPIIEY -Theme From E.T. X Touch Me B PAUL DANS -Love Or Let Me Be Lonely B WPGC-FM- Washington, DC THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT -Eye In The Sky A CHRISTOPHER AWNS-How Can I Live Without Her MM AT WORK -Who Can It Be Now B * MELISSA MANCHESTER-You Should Hear How She (Bruce Nally-MD) MELISSA MANCHESTER -You Should Hear How She SURVIVOR -Eye Talks 22 18 WBSB -FM- Baltimore ** Of The Tiger (Theme From Rocky Talks B GREG KIHN-Every Love Song X WRCK -FM Ill) 1 -I JOHN COUGAR-lack And Diane A -Utica Rome (Rick James -MD) ELTON JOHN -Blue Eyes B PATRICE RUSHER- Forget Me Nots B JERMMNE AIR SUPPLY -Even The Nights Are Better 4-2 JACKSON-Let M e Tickle Your Fancy A (JU Riá -MD) ** SURVIVOR -Eye Of The Tiger (Theme From Rocky ** CROSBY, STILLS AND NASH- Wasted On The Way B JOHN COUGAR -lack And Diane B NICOLETTE LARSON 011CAGO -Hard To Say I'm -I Only Want To Be With You A ** SURVIVOR -Eye Of The Tiger (The Theme From IIp8-1 * Sorry 11.6 JOE FAG IN-Younger Days X KENNY ROGGERS -Turn Your Love Around B THE ME MOTELS -Only The Lonely 13 -8 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT -Eye In The Sky 8 Rocky III) 1 -1 **MIN COUGAR -Hurts So Good 2 -2 * HERB ALPERT -Route 101 B PAUL DAVIS -Love GLENN FREY -I Found Somebody 20-17 Or Let Me Be Lonely B **NESTER MILLER BAND-Abracadabra 2-2 * FLEETWOOD MAC -Hold Me 136 * WBBQ -FM- Augusta ELTON JOHN-Blue Eyes B GENESIS- Paperlate B FLEE1W000 MAC- THE STEVE MILLER ELTON JOHN -Blue Eyes * Hold Me 7-3 * BAND- Abracadabra 15I I (Bruce SYaam -MD) PAUL DAVIS-Love Or Let Me Be Lonely B JACKSON BROWNE- KIM WILDE -Kids In America X CHICAGO- Hard To Say I'm Sorry 10-7 * NR SUPPLY -Even The Nights Are Better 18.15 Somebody's Baby MISSING PERSONS-Words B * ** SURVIVOR -Eye Of The Tiger (Theme From Rocky ELTON JOHN -Blue BILLY IDOL -Hot In The City A Eyes X * MOSBY, SELLS AND NASH- Wasted On The Way JOHN COUGAR -Jack And Diane III) l-1 HERB ALPERT -Route 101 X 19-14 ELTON JOHN-Blue Eyes BARRY MANILOW -Oh Julie A B ** GNCAGO -Hard To Say l'm Sorry 2-2 WQEN- FM- Gasden DONNA SUMMER -Love Is In Control X SILLY SQUIER- Emotions In Motion JOAN JETT AND THE BLACKHEARTS-Do You Wanna * NE STEVE MILLER BAND-Abracadabra 5.3 (Lao Davis-10) THE ROWNG STONES -Going To A Go Go X JACKSON BROWNE- Somebody's Baby Touch Me X WRQX -FM- Washington, D.C. * FLEETWOOD MAC -Hold Me 14-4 JOAN JETT AND THE BLACKHEARTS-Do You Wanna MISSING PERSONS-Worlds X RICA SPRINGFIELD -Calling All Girls A THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT -Eye In The Sky X (Freak MD) Hair- * SOUL SONIC FORCE- Planet Rock 28.18 Touch Me A DAYTON -Hot Fun In The Summertime X MIKE Ot.DF1ELD AND MAGGIE REALLY- Family Man B EDDIE MONEY-Think I'm In Love X CHICAGO- Hard To Say ** I'm Sorry 10-6 KENNY ROGERS-Love Will Turn You Around B MARSHAL CRENSHAW- Someday, Someway A THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT-Eye In The Sky B ASIA-Only Time Will Tell X THE ** STEVE MILLER RAND- Abracadabra 16.11 HERB ALPERT -Route 101 B A ROCK OF SEAGULLS-I Ran A JOAN JETT AND THE BLACKHEARTS-Do You Wanna 707 -Mega Force X AIR WKCI -FM- New Haven * SUPPLY- Even The Nights Are Better 12.9 THE POINTER SSTENG- American Music B TOTO -Make Believe A Touch Me 13 DARYL HALL AND JOHN OATES- Your (Danny Lyons -MD) * Imagination ASIA -Only Time Will Tell A RANDY MEISNER -Never Been In Love A BILLY IDOL -Hot In The City B WFBR -AM- Baltimore 15-13 ** KENNY ROGERS-Love Will Turn You Around 17.10 JERILUNE JACKSON -Let Me Tickle Your Fancy A JOHN COUGAR -lack And Diane B KIM WILDE-Kids In America B (Andy Sarlivati -MD) * PAUL McCARTNEY- Take It Away 18-16 ** SURVIVOR -Eye Of The Tiger (The Theme From JOAN JETT MD TIE BLACKHEARTS-Do You Wanna ASIA-Only Time Will Tell B CROSBY, Wasted Rocky III) 24 -I1 ** SURVIVOR -Eye Of The Tiger (Theme From Rocky SELLS AND NASH- On The Way Touch Me A QUEEN-Calling All Girls 8 WFTQ -AM- Worchester 111) 4.1 BILLY IDOL -Hot In The City * CROSBY, SELLS MD HASH- Wasted On The Way ELTON JOHN -Blue Eyes X JEFFREY MME-I Really Don't Need No Light B ASIA-Only Time Will Tell A 127 **FLEETWOOD MAC -Hold Me 9-4 PAUL DAVIS -Love Or Let Me Be Lonely X AXE -Now Or Never X AM SUPPLY -Even The Nights Are 7.3 GENESIS -Paperlate B * THE MOTELS -Only The Lonely 13 -8 PAULDAVS-Love Or Let Me Be Lonely * Better KIM WILDE -Kids In America X 707 -Mega Force X CHICAGO-Hard I'm TIE PIAN PARSONS PROJECT -Eye In The * HERBALPERT -Route 10119-14 MICHAELMURPHY- What's Forever For * To Say Sorry 8-5 Sky B EDDIE MONEY -Think I'm In Love X ALABAMA -Take Me Down X Wasted The ABRACADABRA -The Steve Miller Band * CROSBY, STILLS AND NASH- On Way MARSHALL CRENSHUAW-Someday, Someway X THE REDDINGS- (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay X THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT -Eye In The Sky 11.7 WQXA -FM -York MEN AT WORK-Who Can It Be Now X JOHN COUGAR-Hurts So Good X JEFFREY OS$O Really No ROBERTA FLACK-I'm The One A -I Don't Need Light (Dan Stan -MD) BILLY IDOL -Hot In The City X KANSAS -Play The Game Tonight X ROBERTA FLACK-I'm The One AMERICA-You Could Do Magic A Mid- AElontic Région ** MR SUPPLY -Even The Nights Are Better 10.5 RANDY MEISNER -Never Been In Love A JOE FAGIN- Younger Days B BARRY MNILOW -Oh Julie A ** CHICAGO -Hard To Say I'm Sorry 14-6 IACASON BROWSE- Somebody's Baby A WJDX -AM- Jackson DOLLY PARTON -I Will Always Love You X * PRIME MOVERS * FLEETWOOD MAC -Hold Me 15.7 BARRY MANILOW -Oh Julie A (Bill Crews -MD) WKTU -FM -New York * CROSBY, SELLS MD NASH- Wasted On The Way WCSC- AM- Charleston City * * CROSBY, SELLS AND NLSH- Wasted The 2114 Baby-MD) On Way (Michael EI's -MD) SURVIVOR -Eye Of The Tiger (The Theme From (Claris 15 13 WCCK-FM--Erie THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT In The SURVIVOR -Eye Of The Tiger (The Theme From -Eye Sky A **FLEETWOOD MAC -Hold Me 8-2 ** Rocky II) (Scotti Bros.) (Bill ** STEWS WONDER -Do I Do 22 -16 Slunnon -MD) YEN AT WORK-Who Can It Be Now A MR SUPPLY-Even The Nights Are Better 9.6 Rocky III) 7.5 ** * PAUL McCARTNEY-Take Away ** CHEAP TRICK -If You Want My Love 51 JOHN COUGAR It 2520 CROSBY, STILLS AND NASH- Wasted On The -Jack And Diane A SURVIVOR -Eye 131 The Tiger (Theme From Rocky 1111 * * WW1 FRANKLIN -Jump To It 19 -16 * ELTON JOHN -Blue Eyes * * SURVIVOR -Lye Of The Tiger (Theme From Rocky KIN WILDE -Kids In America A 127 * DNEIMGIMS FEATURING JENNIFER HOWDAY -And Way (Atlantic) RAY PARKER 1R -Let Me Go Ill) 12.7 ASIA-Only Time will Tell A I CHICAGO -Hard to Say I'm Sorry 16 -8 Am Telling You I'm Not Going 2-2 CHICAGO DRFAMGIRLS FEATURING JENNIFER HOWDAY -And -Hard To Say I'm Sorry (Fulllmoon/ * GENESIS -Paperlate 15.8 QUEEN -Calling All Girls A HOWMD JOHNSON -So Fine 6.6 * BILLY IDOL -Hot In The City 19.9 * I Am Telling You I'm Not Going A * APRIL WINE- Enough Is Enough 1812 LARRY HIS * ODYSSEY- Inside Out 10.7 Warner Bros.) UNHAND MANHATTAN SWING MEN AT WORK-Who Can It Be Now LOVERBOY JOAN JETT AND THE BLACKHEARTS-Do You Wanna * -Take Me To The Top 24.17 ORCHESTRA- Hooked On Swing X HUMAN LEAGUE -Love Action GRIND MASTER FLASH AND THE FURIOUS FIVE - Touch Me X BILLY IDOL -Hot In The City FRANK UPPA- Valley Girls X WALTER MURPHEY -Theme From E.T. A The Message TOP ADD ONS JOHN COUGAR JOURNEY -Only Solutions ELTON JOHN -lack And Diane X caw COROIww FEATURING -Blue Eyes X ROBERTA RACK-I'm The OneA PAM( SYLVESTER -Do BILLY IDOL -Hot In The City X LESLIE PEARL -It The Love Fits Wear It X GENESIS- Paperlate X You Funk CHRISTOPHER ATKINS-Flow Can I Love Without Her Wanne BILLY IDOL In The City CHEAP TWCR You Want My Love X -Hot (Chrysalis) ROBERTA FLACK-I'm The One X JERMAINE JACKSON -If CHERYL LYNN AND -Let Me Tickle Your Fancy X A LUTHER VANDROSS -If This EDDIE MONEY -Think I'm In Love X BILL CHAMPLR -Sara X HERB MEUSSA MANCHESTER-You Should Hear How ALPERT-Route 101 B JACKSON BROWNE- Somebody's Baby A World Were Mme L 707 -Mega Force X QUEEN -Calling All Girls X BILLY IDOL In The She Talks You -Hot City B STEVE WINWOOD -Still In The Game A ROCKFIS REVENGE- Walking On Sunshine B About (Arista) REO SPEEDVRIGON The X ASIA Time Will Tell X -Keep Fire Burnin' -Only MARSWLL CREISHAW- Someday, Someway B BARRY MANILOW A SLOESOES Of LOVE -Keep In Touch (Body To Body) B -Oh Julie SURVIVOR ASIA -Only Time Will Tell (Geffen) JOHN COUGAR And -Eye Of The Tiger (Theme From Rocky Ill) -Jack Diane B ASIA Time X YAZOO- Situation B -Only Will Tell X FRRINIE AND THE KNOCKOUTS- Morning Sun B AXE -Now Or Never X CIMSIOPHERAYRNS -How Can I Love Without Her BäAMGIRS FEATURING JENNIFER HOWDAY -And WHEB -FM- Portsmouth BREAKOUTS X WKBO -AM- Harrisburg I'm Telling You I'm Not Going X (Rick Dean -MD) Southeos1 Region (RAN TmrMW -MD) JOHN COUGR-lack And Diane B ** SURVIVOR -Eye Of The Tiger (Theme From Rocky JACKSON BROWNE-Somebody's Baby WIVY -FM -Jacksonville MELISSA MANCHESTER-You Should Hear How She ELTON JOHN -Blue Eyes B 111) 7-4 PRIME MOVERS (Dave Scott -ND) (Asylum) Talks A rtl* MAIN JACKSON -Let Me Tickle Your Fancy B ** CHICAGO -Hard To Say I'm Sorry 18-13 ** FLEETWOOD MAC-Hold Me 15-7 BARRY MANILOW -Oh Julie (Arista) THE POINTER SISTERS- American Music A MUL DAVIS-Love Or Let Me Be Lonely B * THE STEVE MILLER BAND- Abracadabra 20 -14 Of The Tiger (The Theme From KENNY ROGERS -Love Will Turn You PAUL M ORTNEY -Take It Away A * * Around 36-27 * THE GO GOT- Vacation 21.16 REO Rocky III) (Scotti Bros.) 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Jackson -MD) 23 13 JACKSON -Let Me Tickle Your Fancy X JOHN THE STEVE MILLER COUGAR -Jack And Diane B MICHAEL MURPHEY- What's Forever For X MELISSA MANCHESTER-You Should Hear How She ** SURVIVOR -Eye Of The Tiger (Theme From Rocky MEN AT WORK -Who Can It Be A BAND- Abracadabra 8 AXE -Now Or Never B MARSHALL CRENSIMW- Someday, Someway X Talks B III) III ASIA-Only Time Will Tell A 10E FAWN- Younger Days B 10E FAGIN- KENNY ROGERS 707 -Mega Force X Younger Days X THE CLASH- Should I Stay Or Should I Go B ** -Love Will Turn You Around 14,10 (Continued on opposite page)

www.americanradiohistory.com 23 Singles Radio Ram LYesierHiis_ Vox Jox Action HITS FROM BILLBOARD 10 AND 20 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK. Vallie Named EZ Programming VP Continued from previous page POP SINGLES -10 Years Ago Dan Vallie is upped to vice presi- At CJCL Toronto, Dave Patrick is and vice president of WAEB and 1. Alone Again (Naturally), Gilbert CHICAGO -Hard To Say I'm Sorry B dent of programming for EZ Com- the new morning personality. He has WXKW Allentown. He was general THE GO -GO'S- Vacation B O'Sullivan, MAM MELISSA MANCHESTER -You Should Hear How She munications, effective Sept. 1. He been in radio and tv broadcasting manager of WTCR and WHEZ 2. Brandy (You're A Fine Girl), Looking Talks B succeeds the exiting Don LeBrecht. for 25 years. Also joining CJCL in Ashland, Ky. /Huntington, W.Va., Glass, Epic WINZ -FM -Miami Vallie, who was national program the evening slot is Scott Walker, and will continue as vice president 3. If Loving You Is Wrong, Luther Ingram, (Jehwry Dolan -MD) of those operations. Succeeding him Koko director for the chain's contempo- who worked in the Winnipeg market **DR STEVE MILLER WAD- Abracadabra I1 -6 years at CKRC and CJOB. as general manager of WTCR and * * CHICAGO -Hard To Say I'm Sorry 14-8 4. Daddy Don't You Walk So Fast, Wayne rary stations and p.d. for WBZZ for five * JOHN COUGAR-Hurts So Good 5-3 is Buxser, who was Newton, Chelsea Pittsburgh, will relocate to EZ's ... Ken Cinco named FM operations WHEZ Mike * FRANK ZAPPA- Valley Girls 7-5 WVAF Charleston, * ONEWAY -Cube Pie 16-15 5. Too Late To Turn Back Now, Cornelius Fairfax, Va. headquarters. manager at WDBO Orlando. He sales manager of JOHN COUGAR-lack And Diane & Rose, a post at WJYW W. Va. THE GO-GO'S- Vacation Brothers Sister United Artists Stations in the EZ fold are WEZB held similar YEN AT WORK-Who Can It Be Now A 6. Where Is The Love, Roberta Flack & New Orleans, WEZC Charlotte, Tampa /St. Petersburg.... Bob Saw- * * * DONNA SUMMER -Love Is In Control (Finger On The Donny Hathaway, Atlantic Mass. Trigger) A WEZS Richmond, WEZR Wash- yer joins WPOE Greenfield, Ramsey Elliott has been elected AN SUPPLY -Even The Nights Are Better B 7. School's Out, Alice Cooper, Warner Bros. ington and WBZZ. At WEZR, after- as program director. vice president for corporate devel- DREJIMGrnS FEATURING JENNIFER HOLLIDAY -And 8. How Do You Do, Mouth & MacNeal, I'm Telling You I'm Not Going B noon man Al Gaige and evening * * * opment for the Fuller- Jeffrey Philips personality Dick Donley have Linda McArthur joins KYUU San Group. He recently retired as execu- WHHY -FM- Montgomery 9. Long Cool Woman, Hollies, Epic (NN -IO) switched shifts. Les Carpenter re- Francisco as advertising and promo- tive vice president and director of **RUMOR MAC -Hold Me 12-4 10. Layla, Derek & Dominos, Atco mains on the air from 6 a.m. to noon, tion manager. She was sales promo- McClatchy Broadcasting after 37 ** DARYL WILL AND MIN OATES -Your Imagination 17.12 in the Kenneth O. POP SINGLES -20 Years Ago while Sharon Coleman stays in the tion manager for Stoneridge Mall years with firm. ... * GARY U.S. BONDS -Out Of Work 19-14 overnight slot. neighboring Pleasonton. KYUU Harris joins Broadcast Capital Fund * MESSA MANCHESTER -You Should Hear How She 1. Roses Are Red, Bobby Vinton, Epic Talks 26.21 * * * recently sponsored a trip to the cir- Inc. (BROADCAP) as vice president * MICHAEL MURPHY- What's Forever For 30-25 2. The Wah- Watusi, Orlons, Cameo JOHN COWAN-Jack And Diane cus for 175 visually handicapped for finance and administration. He 3. Sealed With A Kiss, Brian Hyland, ABC By (31), only two music RAKE MID THE KNOCKOUTS- Morning Sun Saturday children and adults. Evening per- was a senior associate for the finan- AMERICA -You Could Do Magic A 4. I Can't Stop Loving You, Ray Charles, shows will air on WCKY Cincinnati. BARRY MANILOW-0h Julie A ABC sonality Jack Friday described the cial and management consulting CHARLENE -It Ain't Easy Comic Down X has been slowly moving The station events for the station's guests via firm, Ferguson, Bryan & Associates. RPM REED -She Got The Goldmine X 5. The Stripper, David Rose & Orchestra, toward news /talk for a year and a DONNA SUMMER -Love Is In Control (Finger On The MGM special radio -sets hooked up in the ... Garey Walsh joins the air staff of Trigger) X half. A contemporary /MOR show Mass. He was at MT PARKER Iß -Let Me Go X 6. Speedy Gonzales, Pat Boone, Dot reserved seating area. WNEB Worcester, will run from 7 a.m. to noon on Sun- BILL CHAMPUN -Sara X 7. Wolverton Mountain, Claude King, * * WTAG Worcester.... Brett Stone is THE GO -GO'S- Vacation B * Columbia days, hosted by Pete Matthews, and ELTON JOHN -Blue Eyes B There's been some management upped to program director of KYUF PAUL DAVIS-Love Or Let Me Be Lonely B 9 to 11:30 8. Breaking Up Is Hard To Do, Neil "Jazz Chronicles" will air Uvaldi, Tex. He was music director MARSHALL CRENSIMW-Someday, Someway B changes at CRB Broadcasting. Mike Sedaka, RCA p.m. Saturdays. Graham Richards, Kirtner is the new general manager and is on the air from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. WWKX -FM- Nashville 9. Gravy, Dee Dee Sharp, Cameo one -time national program director (Ma Mt ewy -MD) 10. Ahab The Arab, Ray Stevens, Mercury for Storz Broadcasting, who has ** CHICAGO -Hard to Say I'm Sorry 6-3 ** MESSA MANCHESTER -You Should Hear How been doing weekends at the station, She Talks 13.7 TOP LPs -10 Years Ago will now host a talk show. * GLENN FREY -I Found Somebody 18 -12 * CROSBY, SRLIS AND NASH- Wasted On The Way 1. Honky Chateau, Elton John, Uni BILLBOARD RADIO JOB MART 20-15 * * * * ELTON JOHN -Blue Eyes 3021 2. School's Out, Alice Cooper, Warner Bros. Mike McGann has exited as p.d. ASIA -Only Time Will Tell 3. Exile On Main Street, Rolling Stones, ADDRESS ALL ADS: JEFF SERRETTE RANDY MUSKIER-Never Been In Love Position Wanted of WTVN Columbus. A spokesman Billboard Jab Mari '515 Broadway. Raw York. THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT-Eye In The Sky B Rolling Stone Position N.Y. 10038. Phrra: 12121 7641388 Ilocallyi or I'm In Love B EDDIE MONET -Think 4. Still Bill, Bill Withers, Sussex said that McGann was on the job for 18001 223 -7524 lOat of Stetal. Una any major BILLY IDOL -Hot In The City B two days, then was called back to Available credit card wino [agog in your advertisement. MISSING PERSONS-Words A 5. Greatest Hits, Simon & Garfunkel, JOAN !ETT AND THE BIACKHEANTS -Do You Wanna Services Columbia Pittsburgh for "personal reasons." MUST ACCOMPANY ORDER Touch Me A PAYMENT DBEAMG1RLS FEATURING JENNIFER HOWDAY -And 6. A Song For You, Carpenters, A &M He resigned several weeks later. Act- $10 per inch Fm Telling You I'm Not Going A 7. Lookin' Through The Windows, Jackson ing p.d. is Denny Nugent, who was GRAND MASTER FLASH AND THE FURIOUS RYE -The Name Five, Motown Message A programming assistant. ... Laura MARSHALL CRENSHAW- Someday, Someway X 8. Big Bambu, Cheech & Chong, Ode Gross steps down as promotions di- WE ACCEPT Address JEANINE JACKSON -Let Me Tickle Your fancy X MEN AT WORK-Who Can It Be Now X 9. Chicago V, Columbia rector at KRLA Los Angeles to as- ALL MAJOR City State Zip 10. Moods, Neil Diamond, Uni at CREDIT CARDS WBJW -FM- Orlando sume a position ABC Contem- Telephone (Terry Lay -MD) porary Network. Promotions coor- SURVIVOR The From Rocky TOP LPs -20 Years Ago ** -Eye Of Tiger (Theme for KRLA is now Ann III) 3.1 dinator 1. Modern Sounds In Country & Western ** REETW000 WIC-Hold Me 10.7 Strohecker, who also continues as SERVICES * CHICAGO -Hard to Say I'm Sorry 13 -8 Music, Ray Charles, ABC publicity director. * GLENN FREY -I Found Somebody 14 -11 2. West Side Story, Soundtrack, Columbia * REO SPEEDWAGON-Keep The Fire Burnin' 19 -16 KENNY ROGERS -Love Will Turn You Around 3. Stranger On The Shore, Mr. Acker Bilk, * * * -OWN YOUR OWN CURRENT & CLASSIC DOLLY PARTON-I Will Always Love You Atco AMERICA-You Could Do Magic A Erica Farber has been promoted TELEVISION STATION - AIRCHECKS! A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS -I Ran A 4. Breakfast At Tiffany's, Henry Mancini, New FCC rules allow you to start your own of promotional Current Issue a28 features KPRZ /Gary NAZARETH-Love Leads to Madness A RCA to vice president Low -Power TV station. Broadcast approx. Been In Love A KHTZ /Charlie Tuna, KWST /Lon- RANDY MEISNBt -Never sales development for McGavren 15 miles all directions. Avg. cost $60.000 Owens, HUMAN LEAGUE-Love Action A 5. Rome Adventure, Soundtrack, Warner K101 /Bobby Ocean, for equipment /100% equipment financing don 8 Engelman, LAMA BRA/MN-Gloria X Guild Radio. She joined the firm in New -Wave Phenome- Bros. available. Revenues from advertising and/ KFI /Liz Kiley, LA's JEFFREY OSBORNE -I Really Don't Need No Light X & Mary, Warner Bros. 1980 as director of promotional sales non-KROO, and KYYX- Seattle. Cas- THE CLASH- Should I Stay Or Should I Go X 6. Peter, Paul or pay -TV operation. TRA, Inc., the in- settes, $5.50. Classic Issue Pr C-21 features JEIYWNE JACLSON -Let Me Tickle Your Fancy X Hawaii, Presley, RCA development.... Paul Boulais is the dustry leader in Low -Power TV, will prepare 7. Blue Elvis KHJ /Robert W. Morgan -1967. K100 /Real JERRY REED -She Got The Goldmine X your complete application, for anywhere S X 8. West Side Story, Original Cast, Columbia new program director at WFAN Don 99X /Jay Stone -1974, JOSEPH WlWA -Mamma in U.S. Get full details in info package from: Sleet-1974, MEN AT WOMB -Who Can It Be Now X 9. Best Of The Kingston Trio, Capitol Mystic, Conn. He succeeds Eric KHJ /Billy Pearl -1975, KDAY /Sam Riddle - CHRISTOPHER ATKINS -How Can I Live Without Her 1971, KROO /Jim Wood -1972, KMJC /Jeff X 10. George Maharis Sings, Epic Snow, who moves up to operations Salgo -1979 plus a 1975 KCBO composite. 707 -Mega Force X director. ... Jim Batten exits from -0- Cassettes 510.50. APRIL WINE- Enough Is Enough X Communications Consultants DNtAMGMLS FEATURING JENNIFER HOW DAY -And COUNTRY SINGLES -10 Years Ago the 9 p.m. to I a.m. shift at KPRI San 3590 S. 60th Avenue, Suite 9B CALIFORNIA AIRCHECK I'm Telling You rm Not Going X Diego. is Liza Hollywood, FL 33023 MISSING PERSONS-Words X 1. It's Gonna Take A Little Bit Longer, Interim replacement DEPT. BB, BOX 4408 Phone: (305) 981 -8480 LARRY ELGART AND HIS MANHATTAN SWING Charley Pride, RCA Giles.... At WBLI Patchogue, N.Y. SAN DIEGO, CA 92104 ORCHESTRA- Hooked On Swing X (Since 1975) Be HERBAL/UT -Route 101 X 2. Loving You Could Never Better, Brooke Daniels is the new overnight BILLY IDOL -Hot In The City B George Jones, Epic person, while Rick Sommers is the CHEAP TRICK -If You Want My Love B 3. Bless Your Head, Freddie Hart, Capitol new drive personality. afternoon Call or write now Don INSIDE COUNTRY WKXY -AM- Sarasota 4. Woman (Sensuous Woman), Gibson, was at WBAB for a demo on your Daniels Babylon, With The Country DJ In (Tory WiBIasta- MD) Hickory Designed weekly three hour Mind. bios, Monthly ** THE STEVE MILLER WAD- Abracadabra 25-4 N.Y. and WTFM New York; Som- Current artist presentation of that Trivia. We do the * * CHICAGO -Hard to Say I'm Sorry 20,5 5. Listen To A Country Song, Lynn Calendar, Country great music from' mers was at WTKO Ithaca, N.Y. research! You sound informed! Send * GLENN FRET- I Found Somebody 29.9 Anderson, Columbia the past! BILLY IDOL -Hot In The City for FREE sample. 6. Delta Dawn, Tanya Tucker, Columbia * * * MEN AT WORK -Who Can It Be Now A Inside Country TIMBERLINE PRODUCTIONS MARSHAL CRENSHAW-Someday, Someway A 7. Sweet Dream Woman, Waylon Jennings, Box 9541 So. Station, Denver CO 80209 JOHN COUGAR-lack And Diane A John Bell joins WLUP -FM (the 6000 Fulton Ave., Suite 12 -B RCA (303) 756 -9091 ELTON JOHN -Blue Eyes A DJ. He Van Nuys, CA 91401 ASIA-Only Time Will Tell A 8. I've Found Someone Of My Own, Cal Loop) Chicago as all -night 'ERMINE JACKSON -Let Me Tickle Your Fancy A Smith, Decca was program director at WDEK De- QUEEN- Calling All Girls A LIBRARIES LAURA BMNIGAN- Gloria A 9. There's A Party, Jody Miller, Epic kalb. ... Charlie Busch and Jeff COUNTRY A I Record /mono cart combo with reel tape JACKSON BROWNE- Somebody's Baby 10. Borrowed Angel, Mel Street, Royal Clark of KINK Portland have EMBROIDERED EMBLEMS WRY U.S. BONDS -Out Of Work X backup. Approx. 2000 chart selections in for the broadcast in- EYE TO EYE -Nice Girls X American switched shifts. Busch is now on the I We make emblems good condition. station with low -cost, $2,995.00. F.O.B. Los HEBB P1PERT -Route 101 X dustry. Promote your from 5:30 to 10 a.m., while Clark Will be the hottest Angeles. LARRY ELGART AND HIS MANHATTAN SWING air high-quality emblems. BIII Taylor SOUL SINGLES -10 Years Ago items your station has to offer. Will outlast ONCHESTM- Hooked On Swing X is handling the 2:30 to 7:00 shift... . COUNTRY CONSULTANTS any T -Shirt or sticker. 1. Where Is The Love, Roberta Flack & FIREBALL MGMT. 1425 E. Orange Grove WSGA -AM- Savannah Len Cannon joins 93FM -WZAK Donny Hathaway, Atlantic P.O. Box 588 Pasadena, CA 91104 (Ra Fredricks -PD) Cleveland from 7 to 11 p.m. He was Freeport, NY 11520 (213) 791 -4836 MELISSA MANCHESTER -You Should Hear How 2. If Loving You Is Wrong, Luther Ingram, ** with WDMT Cleveland. ... Cathi (516) 223 -1244 She Talks 8.2 Koko ** CHICAGO -Hard To Say I'm Sorry 113 Paige is upped to promotion director * FLEETWOOD MAC-Hold Me 166 3. Rip Off, Laura Lee, Hot Wax of KRQR San Francisco. She has * AIR SUPPLY -Even The Nights Are Better 15-7 4. Baby Let Me Take You (In My Arms), POSITION WANTED * CROSBY, SOUS AND NASN- Wasted On The Way been programming /promotion as- "RADIO PLACEMENT" 219 Detroit Emeralds, Westbound If you are currently employed, but thinking In THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT -Eye In The Sky A 5. Too Late To Turn Back Now, Cornelius sistant since 1980. of improving your position, or if you are MAINE JACKSON -Let Me Tickle Your Fancy A between and looking," NBTC can help. We Brothers & Sister Rose, United Artists THE VOICE WILL WORK WALTER MURPHY-Theme From E.T. A specialize in placing qualified D.J.s, news DOLLY PARSON-I Will Always Love You A 6. Pop That Thang, Isley Brothers, T-Neck people, sports. P.D.s, sales and manage- Experienced radio D.J. seeks on -air posi- MISSING PERSONS- ment. For confidential details, including P.D and programmer. For T a R you WordsA Part I, tion. 7. Hooky Tonk James Brown, For The Record registration form, enclose $1.00 postage won't forget, write: Polydor and handling to: WRBQ -FM -Tampa CLEVELAND -Program director BROADCAST 8. Power Of Love, Joe Simon, NATIONAL (Pat Mdlay-MD) Spring COREY COOPERSMITH of WZZP is Bob McKay. He was in- TALENT COORDINATORS 1574 N.E. 191st. Street WONDER -Do I Do STEVIE 9. I'm Still In Love With You, , Hi Dept L, P.O. Box 20551 North Miami Beach, Fla. 33162 « JOAN JETT AND THE BLACKHEARIS -Do You Wa nna in a story in the Birmingham, AL 35216 10. I Miss You, Harold Melvin & Blue Notes, correctly identified (305) 944 -9413 Touch Me (205) 822 -9144 MARSHALL CRENSHAW- Someday Someway A Philadelphia Intl. July 10 Billboard.

www.americanradiohistory.com 24 Survey For Week Ending 7/31/82 Billboard R Radio Rock Albums & Top Tracks Satellite Nets Help Copyright 1982. Binboard Publications Inc No part of this publication may he reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means. electronic mechanical photocopying. recording or otherwise. without the prior written permission of the publisher Spread `The Disease' Rock Albums Continued from page 18 taneously without breaking his Top Tracks gardless of how you feel about Ray, stride, they are prerecorded on cart for each affiliate and automatically ;8â ARTIST -Title. Label ABC has provided you with a toll free number to tell him. (They have fired at the local station by tones from the net). Try to find an SMN WEEKS 9 SURVIVOR -Eye Of The Tiger (The WEEKS several daytime offerings as well in- 1 4 ROBERT PLANT- Pictures At Eleven, AT #1 Theme From Rocky Ill), Scotti Bros. AT #1 affiliate. If things are going right, it 2 4 cluding Owen Span, Dr. Irene Kas- Swan Song sorla, Michael Jackson and Dr. Toni may be a while before you realize that you have. EDDIE MONEY -Think I'm In Love, Columbia Grant). FLEETWOOD MAC- Mirage, Warner Bros. A similar service is also on the air 3 2 7 REO SPEEDWAGON -Keep The Fire Burning, Epic If nothing appeals so far, check 3 9 6 EDDIE MONEY -No Control, Columbia (EP) out Ed Busch and Eric Tracy on on 67 stations from Sunbelt's Tran- 4 3 8 GENESIS -Paperlate, Atlantic 4 2 18 ASIA -Asia, Geffen RKO Two's America Overnight. If star Radio Network. At This point 5 8 8 SURVIVOR-Eye Of The Tiger, Scotti Bros. ROBERT PLANT- Burning Down One Side, Swan you can find it. Ed is on from mid- it's concentrating on one format, Song personality adult contemp, - 6 5 6 REO SPEEDWAGON -Good Trouble, Epic night to 3 (Eastern time) live from uplink 5 14 JOHN COUGAR Dallas and Eric is on from 3 to 6 live ing from Colorado Springs. If you 7 3 7 GENESIS -Three Sides Live, Atlantic -Hurts So Good, Riva /Mercury (Polygram) from Los Angeles. Eric may be live happen to catch a Transtar affiliate 8 12 CROSBY, STILLS AND NASH- Daylight Again, from Los in the middle of the night make note Atlantic 7 7 7 FLEETWOOD MAC -Hold Me, Warner Bros. Angeles, but he's far from live in Los Angeles as no one is car- of the commercial breaks. As most PETE TOWNSHEND -AIL The Best Cowboys, Have 8 20 14 ASIA -Only Time Will Tell, Geffen rying the show here, so on stations are far from sold out in this Chinese Eyes, Atco you're 9 11 9 THE STEVE MILLER BAND- Abracadabra, Capitol your own on this one. We haven't time period, you're in for a treat. Un- 10 6 13 .38 SPECIAL -Special Forces, A &M like the usual PSAs 10 12 6 APRIL WINE- Enough Is Enough, Capitol heard it; all we know is it's a talk traditionally 11 14 14 JOHN COUGAR- American Fool, Riva /Mercury show. used as filler, stations may opt to (Polygram) 11 8 7 GLENN FREY -Party Town, Elektra /Asylum But when the word "talk" has you stay with the net and carry one of 12 11 APRIL WINE -Power Play, Capitol 12 17 10 707 -Megaforce, Boardwalk (12 inch) reaching for a cassette, be advised their many "coping features ": life- 13 13 8 GLENN FREY -No Fun Aloud, Elektra /Asylum style topics of 30- 60- 13 47 12 A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS -I Ran, Arista that RKO One features "Night Time and second 14 15 11 A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS -A Flock Of Seagulls, Jive/ America" from midnight to 6 a.m. lengths that not only appeal to their Arista 14 21 9 .38 SPECIAL -Chain Lightning, A &M 25 -34 year Bob Dearborn hosts this adult con - old target demo, but 15 10 THE ROWNG STONES -Still Life, Rolling Stones 15 18 7 GARY U.S. BONDS -Out Of Work, EMI -America temp music and request show, and probably beat the heck out of most Records public service 16 16 CROSBY, STILLS AND NASH -Wasted On The Way, once again, it isn't on the LA. radio announcements we've 16 18 9 THE STEVE MILLER BAND- Abracadabra, Capitol Atlantic dial but as both RKO offerings are heard. 17 BILLY SQUIER- Emotions In MOtion, Capitol CI* 17 13 THE GO -GO'S- Vacation, I.R.S. said to have about 100 affiliates, But if it's Nashville you want, you 18 16 7 THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT-Eye In The Sky, maybe you'll have better luck in can find that too. Even in California, 18 28 3 ROBERT PLANT- Pledge Pin, Arista Swan Song finding one of them. on the Music Country Network. 19 24 3 JUDAS PRIEST -Screaming For Vengeance, 19 42 3 ROBERT PLANT -Slow Dancer, Swan Song Or maybe you'll come across one Originating from WSM, it's on the Columbia 20 25 2 FLEETWOOD MAC -Gypsy, Warner Bros. of the offerings from the Satellite air from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. (all time 20 20 15 THE MOTELS -All Four One, Capitol Music Network. zones) featuring live interviews, 21 9 14 .38 SPECIAL- Caught Up In You, A &M Run by a group of 21 28 2 SPYS -Spys, EMI /America people including Kent Burkhart, open phones, personality, country 22 22 5 MEN AT WORK- Business As Usual, Columbia 22 15 8 THE ROLLING STONES -Going To A Go Go, Rolling SMN has three formats up and run- music and Associated Press news, Stones (Atlantic) 23 23 8 AXE- Offering, Atco ning 24 hours a day on a total of weather, and features, including in- 24 17 10 KANSAS -Vinyl Confessions, Kirshner 23 22 THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT- You're Gonna Get about 150 stations: "Country Coast terstate road reports. Grand Ole Your Fingers Burned, Arista Opry 25 21 7 JOHN WAITE- Ignition, Chrysalis To Coast," "Stardust" (a nostalgia announcer Chuck Morgan and 24 38 JOAN JETT AND THE BLACKHEARTS- Summertime country personality Al Risen host 26 25 7 GARY U.S. BONDS -On The Line, EMI-America format) and "Star Stations" (featur- Blues, Boardwalk ing this AP /WSM joint venture which is 27 19 14 VAN HALEN -Diver Down, Warner Bros. ). All 25 10 13 KANSAS -Play The Game Tonight, Kirshner (Epic) three emphasize personality and lo- currently heard on about 75 stations. 28 47 2 SHOOTING STAR -Hang On For Your Life, cal implementation. It's often diffi- That ought to Virgin /Epic 26 30 9 THE SHERBS -We Ride Tonight, Atco keep you occupied cult to realize that they are 29 26 THE CLASH- Combat Rock, Epic originat- until you reach Nebraska, but if you 27 35 4 ROBERT PLANT -Worse Than Detroit, Swan Song ing from the Chicago area. (In case still want to know about all the clear 30 40 4 NAZARETH-2 X S, A &M 28 23 13 VAN HALEN- Dancing In The Streets, Warner Bros. you've always wondered how Ron channels, wait for the next issue of 31 STEVE WINWOOD -Still In The Game, Island (12 Britton can do 20 custom IDs simul- Billboard. It's in there. inch) 29 29 9 THE CLASH -Should I Stay Or Should I Go ?, Epic

32 32 MARSHALL CRENSHAW-Marshall Crenshaw, Warner 30 37 5 PETE TOWNSHEND -Face Dances II, Atco Bros. 31 50 7 AXE -Rock And Roll Party In The Streets, Atco 33 27 THE GO -GO'S- Vacation, I.R.S. (12 inch) 32 45 2 PETE TOWNSHEND- Stardom In Action, Atco 34 30 TED NUGENT- Nugent, Atlantic College Panel Split On Goals 35 n (MIR TORONTO -Get It On Credit, A &M 33 24 10 THE MOTELS- Mission Of Mercy, Capitol ently released. "So we're unique 36 RCN tml URIAH HEEP -Abominog, Mercury Continued from page 16 34 43 3 THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT -Eye In The Sky, more for depth than breadth. 37 29 18 SCORPIONS- Blackout, Mercury Arista concert broadcasts and other special There's a way to add historical per- 38 31 12 THE SHERBS- Defying Gravity, Atco 35 19 NAZARETH -Love Leads To Madness, A &M events. "Many stations feel the need spective and still make the music en- 39 805 -Stand In Line, RCA c=i 36 FLEETWOOD MAC -Straight Back, Warner Bros. to stick with an act long after they've joyable." JOAN JETT AND THE BLACKHEARTS- Summertime =3" 37 JUDAS PRIEST -You've Got Another Thing Coming, exposed the group and the commer- Locurto, a host of WNYU's popu- Blues, Boardwalk Columbia cial stations have picked up the lar "New Afternoon Show," said the 41 =1:* JACKSON BROWNE- Somebody's Baby, Asylum buzz," he said. "But that's when it's secret to the station's success was its (Elektra) (12 inch) 38 34 FRANK ZAPPA- Valley Girls, Barking Pumpkin time to move on." "consistency." "You hear the same 42 33 10 CHEAP TRICK -One On One, Epic (CBS) 39 41 3 PAUL McCARTNEY -Take It Away, Columbia Each one of the speakers expressed thing, day after day," he explained. 43 46 3 THE CLOCKS -The Clocks, Boulevard 40 58 1 JOHN WAITE- Change, Chrysalis their commitment to the dissemina- "It's the best way to keep an au- 44 43 4 DAVID JOHANSON-Live It Up, Blue Sky (Epic) 41 31 4 REO SPEEDWAGON- Stillness Of The Night, Epic tion of progressive new music. But dience." Michael Lev of WNUR- 45 36 8 SQUEEZE- Sweets From The Stranger, A &M they differed on the overall goals of FM Evanston added that while his 42 49 STRAY CATS -Rock This Town, EMI -America 46 38 10 THE MONROES -The Monroes, Alfa college radio. station isn't formatted, air person- 43 ASIA -Time Again, Geffen (Warner Bros.) 47 35 11 QUEEN -Hot Space, Elektra cr:* At WNYU -FM here, Sal Locurto alities are required to program "new music" at 48 39 9 HEART- Private Audition, Epic 44 44 2 THE CLASH -Rock The Casbah, Epic said the outlet tries to maintain a least 50% of the time. And Pete Standish of KUSF -FM San 49 41 6 ROXY MUSIC -Avalon, Warner /EG 45 46 2 EDDIE MONEY -Shakin', standard of professionalism that will Columbia Francisco noted that although the 50 34 10 707- Megaforce, Boardwalk prepare staffers for "the real world." 46 r=i CROSBY, STILLS AND NASH -Too Much Love To Similarly, Eddie outlet does not operate 24 hours a Hide, Atlantic Mathews of WRBB -FM Boston said he per- day, it relies on "a dedicated follow- Top Adds 47 40 18 ASIA -Heat Of The Moment, Geffen ceived his outlet as "a stepping ing" to walk "a fine line between popular programming. 48 32 14 THE MOTELS -Only The Lonely, Capitol stone." and esoteric" BILLY SQUIER- Emotions In Motion, Capitol "College radio is a step in the right 49 55 12 BOW WOW WOW -I Want Candy, RCA In contrast, Tami Heide of direction," concluded Larry Braver- 2 STEVE WINWOOD -Still In The Game, Island (12 inch) WMBR -FM Boston and Wade Tol- 50 36 11 SQUEEZE -, A &M leson of WRUW -FM Cleveland said man, a college promotion represen- JACKSON BROWNE- Somebody's Baby, Asylum (Elektra) (12 51 27 10 CHEAP TRICK -If You Want My Love, Epic (CBS) they viewed college radio as an ex- tative for Elektra Records in New inch) who 52 33 7 VAN HALEN- Little Guitars, Warner Bros. tension of the community. "We're York, said the label services over 300 such stations nationally. URIAH HEEP -Abominog, Mercury 53 48 KANSAS -Right Away, Kirshner staffed by people who think of themselves as groundbreakers of "Time after time, college radio has 5 SHOOTING STAR -Ill Wishes, Virgin /Epic 54 STEVE FORBERT -Ya Ya (Next To Me), Nemperor new music," said Heide. "College ra- shown how valuable it is in that it 55 THE LORDS OF THE NEW CHURCH -Open Your will either take a band under its 6 TORONTO -Get It On Credit, A &M dio is a challenge, and my message is Eyes, I.R.S. &M) (A to stay active in the community, dig, wing and expose the group in the 7 JON ANDERSON- Animation, Atlantic 56 60 5 DAVID JOHANSEN- Animals Medley, Blue Sky research, talk to bands, stay excited. market, or force a major AOR sta- tion on the record." 8 SPYS -S.P.Y.S., EMI -America 57 1:1:13:* KING CRIMSON -Heartbeat, Warner There's nothing wrong with being a LEO SACKS fan." 58 51 4 PETE TOWNSHEND -Slit Skirts, Atco 9 805 -Stand In Line, RCA "We don't think of RUW as a 59 14 18 SCORPIONS -No One Like You, Mercury 10 WARREN ZEVON -The Envoy, Asylum stepping stone," argued Tolleson, 60 52 18 ASIA -Sole Survivor, Gennen noting that 40 -65% of the station's New LP & Tape programming is "new music" and Releases, p. 14 A compilation of Rock Radio Airplay as indicated by the nations leading Album oriented and Top Track stations. that 75% of the material is independ-

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A weekly calendar of upcoming '5 These are best selling middle-of- the -road singles compiled from network and syndicated music spe- radio station air play listed in rank order. cials. Shows with multiple dates indi- á cate local stations have option of 3C broadcast time and dates. TITLE, Artist, Label & Number (Dist. Label) (Publisher, Licensee)

July 26, Charly McClain, Country Closeup, 1 8 EVEN THE NIGHTS ARE BETTER WEEKS Air Supply. Arista 0692 (Hall-Clement zWelk, 8Ml) AT al Narwood Productions, one hour. 2

July 26, Mel Torme, Music Makers, Narwood HARD TO SAY I'M SORRY Productions, one hour. Chicago, Full Moon /Warner Bros. 1 -29919 July 26, Juice Newton, Hot Ones, RKO Radio (Double Virgo, ASCAP /Foster Freeze, BMI) 6 WASTED ON THE WAY shows, one hour. Crosby, Stills & Nash, Atlantic 4058 ( Putzy Putzy, ASCAP) July 26, Crosby, Stills & Nash, part In- two, 13 ANY DAY NOW ner -view Inner -View Network, one hour. Ronnie Milsap, RCA 13216 (Intersong, ASCAP) July 26, Eddie Money, Rockline, Global Satel- 11 TAKE ME DOWN lite, Network, 90 minutes. Alabama, RCA 13210 (Chinnichap /Careers /Irving /Down 'N' Dixie, BMI) PLANT BANTER -Robert Plant, left, discusses his debut solo album, "Pic- 5 LOVE WILL TURN YOU AROUND July 26, Greatest Guitarists, part two, Contin- tures At Eleven," with Dan Formento of Kenny Rogers, Liberty 1471 (Lionsmate /Deb Dave /Briarpatch, ASCAP /BMI) NBC's "The Source." uous History Of Rock And Roll, Rolling Stone 8 IF THE LOVE FITS WEAR IT Productions, one hour. Leslie Pearl, RCA 13235 (Michael O'Connor, BMI,O'Connor, ASCAP) July 30 -Aug. 1, Shooting Star, the Source, 6 ROUTE 101 NBC, one hour. Herb Alpert, A &M 2422 (Irving /Calquin, BMI) 6 HOLD ME July 30 -Aug. 1, Rock Year 1965, The Rock CMA Taps DJ Finalists Fleetwood Mac, Warner Bros. 7.29966 Years: Portrait Of An Era, Westwood One, one (Fleetwood Mac, BMI /Red Snapper, ASCAP) NASHVILLE -The Country Mu- (Arbitron markets 151 and over) hour. 10 10 12 YOU SHOULD HEAR HOW SHE TALKS ABOUT YOU sic Assn. has announced finalists for are: Billy Dilworth of WLET, Toc- July 30 -Aug. 1, the Captain and Tennille, Dick Melissa Manchester, Arista 0676 (Snow /Warner -Tamerlane, BMI) its Disk Jockey of the Year awards, coa, Ga.; Jay Larry James of KHUT, Clark's Rock, Roll & Remember, United Stations, 11 4 12 LOVE'S BEEN A LITTLE BIT HARD ON ME Juice Newton, Capitol 5120 (Bobby Goldsboro House Of Gold, ASCAP /BMI) four hours. A to be presented Oct. 1 I during CMA Hutchinson, Kan.; Tom Reeder of Ì=1 14 5 AMERICAN MUSIC week here. WKCW, Warrenton, Va.; Al Snyder July 30 -Aug. 1, Leon Everette, Weekly Coun- Pointer Sisters, Planet 13254 (RCA) (Ensign /Parker McGee, BMI) try Music Countdown, United Stations, three 18 4 TAKE IT AWAY The nominees for major markets of WNVL, Nicholasville, Ky.; and /%-' hours. Paul McCartney, Columbia 18-03018 (MPL Communications, ASCAP) (Arbitron markets 1 -50) are: Bill Raymond "Cousin Ray" Woolfen- 14 13 11 MINE TONIGHT July 30 -Aug. 1, Kansas, Off The Record, West BE Coffey of KSD, St. Louis; Joe Flint den of WPWC, Dumfries, Va. Neil Diamond, Columbia 18-02928 (Stonebridge, ASCAP) wood One, one hour. of KSOP, Salt Lake City; Chuck 15 7 15 PERSONALLY These results were tabulated by July 30 -Aug. 1, Randy Crawford, Special Edi Morgan of WSM, Nashville; Lee A Karla Bonoff, Columbia 18 -02805 (Tree /Five Of A Kind, BMI) the accounting firm of Deloitte, Has- 6 Shannon of WQIK, Jacksonville, tion, Westwood One, one hour. 25 3 WHAT'S FOREVER FOR kins & Sells from ballots sent to all July 30 -Aug. 1, Steve Wariner, Live From - Michael Murphey, EMI-America 1466 (Tree, BMI) Fl.; and Nancy Turner, WMAQ, Gil CMA members in May. DJs receiv- ley's, Westwood One, one hour. 17 15 8 THE DOCK OF THE BAY Chicago. The Reddings, Believe In A Dream 5 -02836 (Epic) (Irving, BMI) ing at least five nominations were July 31, Supertramp, Supergroups, ABC Rock Medium market (Arbitron mar- le 26 3 BLUE EYES then listed on the second ballot, Radio Network, two hours. Elton John, Geffen 1-29954 (Intersong, ASCAP) kets 51 -150) nominees are: Jerry which was then sent to members in July 31, Kris Kristofferson, Billy Swan, Silver 22 7 LOVELINE Adams of KFDI, Wichita; Jarrett the DJ and radio /tv categories who Eagle, ABC Entertainment Network, 90 minutes. Dr. Hook, Casablanca 2351 (Polygram) (Deb Dave /Briarpatch, BMI) Day of KSO, Des Moines; Dan July 31, Sylvia, Country Sessions, NBC, one 20 20 HOOKED ON SWING pick the finalists. Winners will be Larry Elgart And His Manhattan Swing Orchestra, RCA 13219 (ASCAP /BMI) Spice of KWEN, Tulsa; Tim Wil- hour. chosen by a panel of anonymous 21 17 11 ROSANNA July 31 -Aug. 1, Lap - liams of KOKE, Austin; and Dave Colin Blunstone, Mark Toto, Columbia 18 -02811 (Hudmar, ASCAP) will Young of WNOX, Knoxville. broadcast industry leaders, who idos, the Shirelles, Soundtrack Of The 60s, Wa- 22 16 14 ITS GONNA TAKE A MIRACLE Nominees from small markets review airchecks. termark, three hours. Deniece Williams, ARC /Columbia 18-02812 (Vogue BMI) 23 19 20 ALWAYS ON MY MIND Aug. 2, Greatest Drummers, part two, Contin- Willie Nelson, Columbia 18 -02741 (Screen Gems-EMI /Rose Bridge, BMI) uous History Of Rock And Roll, Rolling Stone 27 4 SARA Productions, one hour. Bill Champlin, Elektra 47456 (15H, ASCAP /Thickofit, BMI) Survey For Week Ending 7/31/82 Aug. 2, Mills Brothers -A Tribute To Harry 23 17 EBONY A IVORY Paul McCartney (MPL, ASCAP) Mills, Music Makers, Narwood, one hour. & Stevie Wonder, Columbia 18-02860 32 3 LOVE OR LET ME BE LONELY Aug. 2, Alabama, Country Closeup, Narwood, Paul Davis, Arista 0697 (Porpete /Clarence Scarborough, EMI) one hour. 31 4 EYE IN THE SKY Aug. 2, Alabama, Musicstar Specials, RKO Ra- The Alan Parsons Project, Arista 0696 (Woolfsongs /Careers, BMI) Choit breakouts dioshows, one hour. 28 21 14 JUST ANOTHER DAY IN PARADISE Aug. 6-8, Herman's Hermits, Dick Clark's Bertie Higgins, Kat Family 502839 (Epic) (Gen- Lee /Chappell /Brother Bills /Rose c Copyright 1982. Billboard Publications. Inc No part of this publication may be reproduced King, ASCAP /Lowery, BMI) stored in a retrieval system. or transmitted. in any form or by any means. electronic, mechanical. Rock, Roll & Remember, United Stations, four photocopying. recording. or otherwise without the prior written permission of the publisher 29 5 I FOUND SOMEBODY hours. Glenn Frey, Asylum 47466 (Elektra) (Red Cloud/Night River, ASCAP) Aug. 6 -8, Ted Nugent, Off The Record, West- YOU CAN DO MAGIC wood One, one hour. America, Capitol 5142 (April /Russell Ballard, ASCAP) JOAN JETT AND THE BLACKHEARTS 39 2 AIN'T NOTHING LIKE THE REAL THING /YOU'RE ALL I NEED TO GET BY LAS Aug. 6 -8, Johnny Bristol, Special Edition, You Touch Me, Boardwalk 11 Chris Christian, Boardwalk 711 -149 (Jobete, ASCAP) Do Wanna -1507 Westwood One, one hour. 36 2 ONLY THE LONELY n JACKSON BROWNE Aug. 6-8, Kieran Kane, Live From Gilley's, The Motels, Capitol 5114 (Clean Sheets, BMI) Somebody's Baby, Asylum 7-69982 (Elektra) Westwood One, one hour. 37 2 SEASONS OF THE HEART Aug. 6.8, Sammy Hagar, In John Denver, RCA 13270 (Cherry Lane, ASCAP) zx AMERICA Concert, West- 28 11 DON'T TALK wood One, one hour. You Can Do Magic, Capitol 5142 Larry Lee, Columbia 18-20740 (Chappell, ASCAP /Sue's, BMI) Aug. 6.8, Rock Year 1966, The Rock Years: 24 16 I DON'T KNOW WHERE TO START Portrait Of An Era, Westwood One, one hour. Eddie Rabbitt. Elektra 47435 (Briarpatch /Debdave, BMI) Aug. 6-8, Sylvia, Weekly Country Music Ex* I'M THE ONE Roberta Flack, Atlantic 4068 (Antisia, ASCAP) MICKEY GILLEY Countdown, United Stations, three hours. LS 37 30 8 DO I DO Put Your Dreams Away, Epic 03055 Aug. 6 -8, Robert Plant, Led Zeppelin, part Stevie Wonder, Tornio 1612 (Motown) (Jobete /Black Bull, ASCAP) ,: OAK RIDGE BOYS one, the Source, NBC, two hours. STILL THEY RIDE Journey, Columbia 18-02883 (Weed High Nightmare, BMI) I Wish You Could Have Turned My Head, MCA 52095 Aug. 7, Loretta Lynn, Con Hunley, Silver 39 BUT LOVE ME Eagle, ABC Entertainment Network, 90 minutes. za ANNE MURRAY B.J. Thomas, MCA 52053 (212 /Sound Of Noland, BMI) Hey Baby, Capitol 5145 Aug. 7, Sheena Easton, On Stage Tonight, EYE OF THE TIGER Survivor, Scotti Bros. 5-02912 (Epic) CBS RadioRadio. 90 minutes. KAREN BROOKS (Holy Moley /Rude, BMI /WB /Easy Action, ASCAP) * New Way Out, Warner Bros. 729958 Aug. 7, Dottie West, Country Sessions, NBC, 41 34 15 FRIENDS IN LOVE one hour. Dionne Warwick And Johnny Mathis, Mista 0673 (Garden Rake /Foster Frees /JSH, ASCAP) Aug. 7-8, Billy Preston, Don Berrigan, Songs 42 38 21 MAKING LOVE About Dancing, Soundtrack Of The 60s, Water- Roberta Flack, Atlantic 4005 (20th Century Fox /New Hidden Valley, ASCAP/ RICK JAMES mark, three hours. Broozertoones /Fox Fanfare /Carol Bayer Sayer, BMI) Hard To Get, Gordy 1634 (Motown) 43 35 11 DREAMIN' Aug. 8, Z.Z. Top, Krokus, King Biscuit Flower GOODIE John Schneider, Scotti Bros. 5-02889 (Epic) (WarnerTamerlane, BMI) Hour, ABC Rock Radio Network, one hour. 44 40 17 WHEN HE SHINES * Do Something, Total Experience 8202 (Polygram) Aug. 9, The Producers -Eddy Offord, Contin- Sheena Easton, EMI -America 8113 (WE. ASCAP) rb 45 41 18 RUN FOR THE ROSES DAll BAND uous History Of Rock And Roll, Rolling Stone Keep It Alive, Motown 1622 Dan Fogelberg, FuilMoon /Epic 14 -02821 (Hickory Grove /April, ASCAP) Productions, one hour. 46 42 10 NEVER GONNA LOOK BACK Aug. 9, Harry James, Music Makers, Narwood, Bill La Bounty, Warner /Curb 50065 (Captain Crystal /ATV /Mann & Weil, BMI/ Eliza M., ASCAP) one hour. 47 45 12 'TIL YOU'RE GONE AMERICA Aug. 9, Razzy Bailey, Country Closeup, Nar Barbara Mandrell, MCA 52038 (Rick Hall, ASCAP) You Can Do Magic, Capitol 5142 wood, one hour. 48 47 12 MAN ON YOUR MIND Little River Band, Capitol 5061 (Scree, Gems -EMI. BMI) ROBERTA FLACK Aug. 9, REO Speedwagon, Hot Ones, RKO Ra- W 49 44 5 AFTER THE GLITTER FADES I'm The One, Atlantic 4068 dioshows, one hour. Stevie Nicks, Modern 7405 (Atlantic) (Welsh Witch, BMI) JOURNEY Aug. 13 -15, Cheap Trick, Off The Record, 50 49 13 ROUTE 66 W Manhattan Transfer, Atlantic 4034 (London Town, ASCAP Still They Ride, Columbia 18 -02883 Westwood One, one hour. SURVIVOR Aug. 13 -15, the Reddings, Special Edition, Supe stars are awa ded to those products demonstrating the greatest airplay gains this week (Prime Movers). hour. Eye Of The Tiger, Scotti Bros. 5 -02919 (Epic) Westwood One, one * Stars re awarded to other products demonstrating significant gains. Recording Industry Assn. of America seal Aug. 13.15, Rock Year 1967, The Rock Years: for sales of 1,000,000 units (seal indicated by dot). Recording Industry Assn. of America seal for sales of 2,000,000 units (seal indicated by triangle). This week's highest superstarred /starred chart entries in the formats listed. Portrait Of An Era, Westwood One, one hour.

www.americanradiohistory.com 26 Video FOR CLUB & TV USE Are Fees In Video Clip Future?

Continued from page 1 that's everyone else's lifeblood," CBS Records also sees clips as their promotion, artist development, states Bert Miller, A &M's national purely promotional. "We've never marketing and international budg- artist development coordinator. made money off clips," says David ets. But some say they feel monies "MTV's statistics show viewers buy Benjamin, vice president for busi- paid out are never recouped, even albums based on what they've seen ness affairs. He adds, though, "It through increased record and tape on the channel, and we know that's does bother me that MTV and other sales. true, but no way does it make up for outlets don't pay for the clips. I'm Unquestionably, video clips are, our costs. We're just not selling hoping things will change. They at least in part, a promotional tool enough records to offset all the costs. have to. for the record company, to increase "There are ways to turn video into "Eventually," Benjamin believes, an act's visibility and to break new a profit center," Miller believes, " `MTV' and 'Night Flight' and the acts. But cable tv and clubs also ben- "and I think that will happen, but others will make money and you can efit from free use of the clips. "Home I'm not sure how yet. We're trying to change the way things are. Now it's a Box Office pays for short subjects," re- evaluate our policies because we question of survival, and we do want says one label executive. "They say have to make sure we're spending to help. But when they make money, our clips are promotional, but I our money in the right fashion." we'll start asking for some." don't buy it. They're filling up their Atlantic's Perry Cooper, senior di- He explains, "The clips are legiti- mate pieces of programming. When TRIBUTE TAPING -Bob Marley's sister and mother rehearse backstage at air time." rector of artist relations, publicity a star has a tv show on, it's an adver- Gusman Cultural Center, Miami for a tribute to the late singer. Instant Replay Labels are willing to let the situ- and tv, believes video can pay for it- tisement for that star. That doesn't Video cameraman Tom Brunstetter gets it on tape. Also appearing were the ation continue this way, but not for- self through increased record sales. mean he doesn't get paid for doing Wailers, Rita Marley and the I Threes, the Melody Makers and Nadina Suther- ever, most say. In the future, as MTV "I don't think video clips per se will the show. Creative people be land. Producers were John Robson and Cory James, director Rob Goodridge. and other predominantly music be paid for, but full -length shows should video outlets become more profit- are, and many clips are taken from paid for their work. The economic climate is not right now, I able, labels will expect a piece of the those anyway. We wouldn't make a but have great hopes. We sell pie. clip unless it helped with our ulti- ourselves and our artists short if we see video Survey For Week Ending 7/31/82 "We're giving away a lot of stuff mate goal, which is to sell records." don't Billboard R as art." RCA's vice president of merchan- dising, Jack Chudnoff, points out, MATERIAL SHORTAGE SEEN "MTV is the only vehicle now, but as Videocossee things become more competitive U.K. Videotape Demand Hurts Audio and there are other places for us to go, we'll be in a big business. And it's By NICK ROBERTSHAW not too far down the road. On serv- Top ices is 25 RenEols where music a large part of the LONDON -Increasing demand something like seven years. So now mix, we will expect to be paid. Filler for videotape is putting pressure on that video has come along the manu- C. Copyright 1982. Billboard Publications. Inc. No part of this publication may be reproduced. on HBO, manufacturers some facturers you very however, is promotional." . and causing are saying, thank stored in a retrieval system. or transmitted. in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical Robynne Modiano, video photocopying. recording. or otherwise. without the prior written permission of the publisher. shortages of supplies among audio much, we're off." head of and club promotion for tape duplicators according to lead- The extra -long -play C120 -type IRS Rec- These are most popular videocassette rentals, in both Beta and ords, sees MTV as strictly promo- Ó U ing industry figures here. cassette tape has been the main cas- VHS formats, compiled from a survey of retailers and wholesalers. tional. "Video should be a promo- ualty. Jack Florey, commercial di- 8 ó ä Henry Pattinson, head of the au- tional tool," she says. "It's not ; a rector of CBS Special Products, g TITLE dio video division at BASF UK, necessary to be paid for it because it says: "With all suppliers switching Copyright owner, Distributor, Catalog Number says: "Everybody's making video- makes an artist more visible to the tape. The market has exploded; it priorities to videotape, we have ex- WEEKS public. MTV definitely affects STAR WARS uses substantially width perienced some problems, and al- AT 1 more of record sales. We don't see video as a 20th Century Fox Video 1131E 7 though it was not a declared policy, course, and it's more profitable. Brit- source of revenue." in the early part of the year we were ain is the biggest duplicating coun- PolyGram, at first a holdout when 2 2 6 ON GOLDEN POND recommending customers not to try in the world for video right now. MD/ began operation a year ago, 20th Century Fox Video 9037 come to us with C120 orders at peak The result is something of a shortage now supplies the channel with video 3 6 3 ABSENCE OF MALICE times. of good quality prerecorded cassette clips. Says Len. Epand, vice presi- Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc., Columbia Pictures Home "We had to go to Europe to get tape material." dent of press and artist relations, Entertainment 10005 C120 pancakes, and even in West The situation is in part due to an "Our perception has really changed 4 4 8 ARTHUR Germany we couldn't get much. Of exodus of manufacturers from the with our putting clips on cable. Orion Pictures, Warner Home Video 72020 course we don't issue any pre-re- Our audio tape sector in recent years. promotion and marketing people see 5 9 5 NEIGHBORS corded material ourselves in that Columbia Pictures Industries Inc., Columbia Pictures Home "Agfa, which had a 30% market it as an equivalent of getting a record length, we just make cassettes for Entertainment 10445 share, pulled out late last year," says played on a radio station. We are one or two customers, like Reader's 6 8 8 TIME BANDITS Pattinson. "Scotch quietly left the finding sales off video play. We can't Digest, who use it in their box -sets." Paramount Pictures, Paramount Home Video 2310 market the year before. Pyral col- expect to win the battle of being In fact, C120 has in recent years paid 7 3 8 STRIPES lapsed and so on. The fact is that for for use of our clips, so we're giving it largely given way to the more prac- Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc., Columbia Pictures Home years the duplicating companies a shot as record promotion." tical C90, both in the blank tape and Entertainment 10600 have screwed down the suppliers: Epand adds, "Everyone wants pre -recorded markets. "The price a 8 7 5 DRAGONSLAYER holding the prices constant for video done these days; with tight- Paramount Pictures, Paramount Home Video 1367 jumps dramatically beyond C90," ening radio formats there's a lot says Florey, "because of the manu- of 9 10 5 TAPS pressure to do new videos on acts 20th Century Fox Video 1128 facturing difficulties. Unit through- that in the past wouldn't have mer- 10 11 5 put drops with the extra length of PRIVATE LESSONS ited them by the nature of their sales. Universal City Studios Inc., MCA Distributing Corp. 71008 manufacturing time and there's a MGM /UA Sets It's gotten so we have to consciously 11 5 13 SUPERMAN II very big jump in eventual price, so plan our year of video releases and D.C. Comics, Warner Home Video 61120 that when you come to compare the see which artists merit it." Video 12 13 3 RAGTIME Beatles Video selling margins it doesn't look so production at PolyGram is up one - Paramount Pictures, Paramount Home Video 1486 good. It's more sensible to put the third this year over last. 13 12 22 CLASH OF THE TITANS NEW YORK- MGM /UA Home material on shorter lengths." "Making money will come from MGM, CBS Home Video 700074 Video has set a fall release for "The Pattinson agrees. "You are talking the kind of project Chrysalis did 14 AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON Compleat Beatles," a two -hour about a very thin tape, less than one- E=3* with Blondie: compilations. like (ITA) Universal City Studios Inc., MCA Distributing Corp. 77004 video program featuring music, in- fifth the width of a human hair, I'd to put out a 'Best Of Rock' package, 15 15 16 FOR YOUR EYES ONLY terviews, film clips, animations and (Continued on page 29) 20th Century-Fox Video live performances by the group. 'Best Of R &B,' and so on, but the complexities are many." 16 16 3 MODERN PROBLEMS The program was produced by Most labels have no to 20th Century Fox, Video 1129 Delilah Films, a subsidiary of Deli- plans start Nouveaux charging clubs for the right 17 17 8 BODY HEAT lah Communications, in association Video to show Video video The Ladd Co., Warner Home 70005 with Patrick Montgomery and Ar- their clips. "I can't picture Cassettes Set clubs paying," says IRS's Modiano. 18 14 10 THE FRENCH UEUTENANT'S WOMAN chive Films. Delilah last year pub- Juniper Films, 20th Century Fox Video 4586 "If we charged, it would cut down lished "The Compleat Beatles," a LOS ANGELES -The first video- on 19 20 3 GHOST STORY the visibility of our artists." But two-volume edition of Beatles sheet cassettes to be produced by David Universal City Studios Inc.. MCA Distributing Corp. 77000 A &M's Miller foresees possibly music, photographs and text, in as- Chackler's new Nouveaux Video, 20 JANE FONDA'S WORKOUT charging at least for transfer costs, C=3, sociation with ATV Music. Ltd., firm are expected in early Au- KVC.RCA, Karl Video Corp. 042 and others agree this is a possibility. gust. 21 19 18 CANNONBALL RUN The film features interviews with Theoretically, says Chudnoff of Arny Schorr is vice president and Vestron VA -6001 producer George Martin, arranger RCA, "If video clips are a major part of the company, lo- 22 21 10 HALLOWEEN II Milton Okun, Bruce Johnson of the general manager of a club's entertainment, respon- Los An- Universal City Studios Inc. MCA Distributing Corp. 77005 Beach Boys, Roger McGuinn of the cated at 7250 Beverly Blvd., sible for their profit, that profit 23 18 10 ONLY WHEN I LAUGH Byrds and the late Brian Epstein, as geles 90036. should be shared." The mechanics Columbia Pictures Inc., Columbia Pictures Home Entertainment 10462 well as film clips from "A Hard Chackler, a veteran of the record- of such payment, however, would be 24 C=1, PERSONAL BEST Day's Night" and "Help" and foot- ing industry, says his firm will spe- unwieldy, especially since much of Warner Brothers Pictures, Warner Home Video 61242 age from the group's legendary cialize in the manufacture and dis- what is shown in clubs is taped 25 25 14 THE HOWLING Hamburg appearance and first U.S. tribution of features, children's and directly off cable and tv. 20th Century -Fox Video 4075 press conference. music -related programming. LAURA FOTI

www.americanradiohistory.com Video 27 `Take Off' Latest Entry Of Retailers And Sales Reps San Francisco Videowest New Win Vestron Video Prizes NEW YORK -Vestron Video has ser of Commtron, Gloss designed a By JACK McDONOUGH Products_ named the winners in its "Good large wall poster with Chuck Norris' SAN FRANCISCO -The latest Hiatt, X, Sparks, Heart, Rachel Guys Wear Black" display contest. face. (Norris is the movie's star). The moves in Videowest's ever- expand- Sweet, Hazel O'Connor, Billy Bur - Prizes were given to retailers and to display also included "Loving Cou- ing sphere of activities includes the nette, Ian Hunter, Psychedelic Furs distributors' sales reps for best in- ples," for which a second piece of New York premiere of the com- and Oingo Boingo. store display featuring the Vestron original art was designed. pany's already established series "Take Off" will also feature seg- title. Second prize winner Judy Wilson "Backstage Pass" and ments Wilson's Movieland in Brighton, the debut of on video art itself, including Entrants were also required to tie of its new series, "Take Mich., designed two Off." interviews on the subject with Todd in the "Good Guys" display with also original Videowest has also pieces art, the second for "The completed Rundgren and Michael Nesmith; a one other Vestron title, and to use of production for Elektra /Asylum of a piece on a collector of '50s television Vestron- supplied materials. Changeling." The display uses a rock video piece with the Greg Kihn sets; a discussion on the TV waste- number of boxfronts and posters band on "Happy Man," the first land with Jerzy Kozinski and Har- First prize winner is Gary Gloss of and emphasizes the wheelchair from (and charted) single from the lan Ellison; and a look at game show Channel 4 Home Video Center in the "Changeling." Sales rep is John "Kihntinued" LP. junkie TV Bob Bodine. Canton, Ohio and sales rep Phil Hei- Thompson of Video Trend. For the July 10 New York pre- Rounding out the programming miere of "Backstage Pass" on WPIX, are items such as a look at L.A.'s Videowest created a special edition Tropicana Hotel which caters to that included a profile of "E.T. "/ rockers, a feature on Timothy Leary "Poltergeist" director Steven Spiel - and a showing of Penelope Spheeris' berg and interview /feature /per- film on L.A. punk, "The Decline Of Songwriter James Lloyd: formance segments with Asia and Western Civilization." TAPE PUSHER -The Memorex Rick Springfield. The Kihn piece for Elektra was video counter display is one of two "Backstage Pass" is distributed by produced by Tawn Mastrey and new video displays available "MusiCableTM is Filmways (Billboard, May 1), which Erik Nelson and directed by Joe through the firm's sales reps. It has placed the show in Boston, Chi- Dea, with camera work by Joe Ver- holds 48 videocassettes. a Breakthrough" cago, Detroit, Cincinnati and other tino and John Torcassi. Post -pro- markets. duction is in progress at Varitel "Take Off," another half -hour en- Video, San Francisco. "I've been writing tunes for years, but the tertainment magazine, made its de- most difficult part has always been getting but on July 3 on San Francisco's PBS outlet KQED (original broad- Videoteosto Group the right people to hear my demos. As a cast Saturday 11 p.m., result of my tune being on MusiCableTM, rebroadcast Formed two Sunday 11:30 p.m.) and will appear In Finland companies called specifically asking to hear nationally on basic cable systems HELSINKI -Finnish actors, corn - more my carrying the of material." USA Network. The posers and musicians have formed a series already has programs in the new organization to protect their in- can featuring TWICE AS FAST The Voice a wide range of musi- terests in the fast expanding local - Tracker it from Showtime Video cal acts, including Jackson Browne, video software field. Ventures condenses audio Chaka Khan, Grateful Dead, John Known as Videoteosto, the and video recorded material and plays it group's main purpose is to control up to twice normal speed with in- the granting of licenses to those telligible sound. Suggested retail is wanting to duplicate and distribute $337. videocassette copies of Finnish - made movies. Behind Videoteosto itself lie three pre- existing organizations, Suomen Nayttelijaliitto, Suomen Muusikko- jen Liitto and Teosto, the latter tak- ing care of the everyday running of the operation through its own facil- ities. One initial task will be to begin se- rious negotiations with film produc- REALISTIC TAPE -Radio Shack is ers over terms of copying and roy- getting into the blank videotape alty compensation. Videoteosto has HALF -INCH -Panasonic's latest 'p- business, with the introduction of set a target of compensation for ev- inch VHS videocassette recorder Billboard Magazine called MusiCableTM "The SuperTape later this year. A T -120 ery actor and musician performing utilizes four heads to assure perfect 1st TV will list for $16.95; a Beta L -500 will on film amounting to between 8 %- tracking at any speed. It features known Song Demo Program." The be $14.95. In quantities greater than 10% of retail value, as is the case with program access, front loading, two- program is a one hour compilation of com- a dozen, unit prices will be $1 less. audio software. track audio with Dolby noise reduc- mercial releases and high quality studio tion and 13- function wireless re- demos from mote control. throughout the United States. The artist does not appear on the Japanese VCR Production Rises program; instead a computer generated TOKYO -Production of domes- Color tv set production in the lyric sheet is displayed on the screen with tic -use video tape recorders in the month of May was 902,000 units, a the song on the sound track. A phone first five months of this year in Ja- decline of 6.8% compared with May is pan totaled 4.86 million units, up a of 1981, and this was the sixth con- number displayed inviting the Music In- massive 68.6% on the January-May secutive month of decline since De- dustry viewer to call for more information period of 1981, according to statis- cember 1981. on any artist or tune. The program can only tics compiled by Electronic Indus- Exports in the color tv set in May be seen in the Hollywood /Beverly Hills/ tries Assn. of Japan (EIAJ). were down to 338,700 units, down L.A. Exports during this period came 20.3% compared with the same West Area. If you're buying or selling to 3.85 million units, an increase of month last year. tunes, why not tune in and see for 74.1% on the previous year. VTR yourself? production during the month of May itself was 986,000 units, down 2.9% from April, but up 58.5% on Pirated Tapes VOLUME TWO May in 1981. In Tues., Aug. 3rd & Wed. Aug. 4th Again, exports in May were Seized U.K. 718,000 units, down 14.5% on the LONDON - Following com- 10 PM- Channel 10 preceding month's figures, but plaints from customers about the 44.1% up on May last year. The quality of videocassettes rented from VIDEO AGGRESSION- MegaManaia VOLUME THREE EIAJ report says this is the first time a video club in the north of England, (A Space Nightmare) is a new video the year -to -year growth on respec- British Videogram Association law- game cartridge slated to ship from Tues., Sept. 7th & Wed. Sept. 8th tive monthly figures had slipped be- yers raided the premises and re- ActiVision in September. low a 50% mark since February, moved around 700 printed tapes. 9 PM- Channel 10 1977. Titles involved included "Boys Color television set production in From Brazil," "Sting" and "Kramer Jay Joins Firm the January-May 1982 period to- vs. Kramer." Plaintiffs in the action LOS ANGELES -Barton Jay is a Don't Miss MusiCableTM taled 4.3 million units, down 8.5% are 15 video companies, all members new partner in ownership of Sun- from the tally for the first five of BVA, who allege that Patrick ward Video Services here, involved months of 1981. Exports of color tv Barry Pearson was renting the cas- in CMX offline editing, convergence 714-639-0331 units in the same period came to 1.77 settes through the International cutting and remote truck facilities. million units, a downturn of 13.5% Video Club (U.K.), based in Don- Jay's title is director of business over the previous year. caster. affairs.

www.americanradiohistory.com Billboard Survey For Week Ending 7, 31/82 Video Videocossette Music Monitor c Copyright 1982. Billboard Publications. Inc. By CARY DARLING Directed by Keith Macmillan in land, France, Germany and Italy. No part of this publication may be reproduced. stored in a retrieval system. or transmitted, in London, the video features the song Also to be shown is studio concert any form or by any means. electronic, mechani- REO Speedwagon Tapes 8: It new cal. photocopying. recording. or otherwise. "Take Away," McCartney's footage of Fat Larry's Band. Top 'icy without the prior written permission of the pub- Epic Records' REO Speedwagon is single from the album "Tug of Kihn Do: San Francisco -based lisher the subject of eight new promotional War." Videowest Productions has recently music clips. Bruce Cowers, of the These are best selling videocassettes compiled from retail sales, In The Money: Mark Robinson, finished "Happy Man" for Elektra- Gowers, Fields & Flattery firm, is di- ó including releases it both Beta & VHS formats. recently known for his work with Asylum Records Greg Kihn Band. recting "Keep The Fire Burning," Directing was Dea with dg Tommy Tutone has just finished Joe KSJO- "Sweet Time," "Girl With The FM San disk jockey Tawn Mas- o TITLE production on Eddie Money's "I Jose Heart Of Gold," "I'll Follow You," F. Copyright Owner, Distributor, Catalog Number Think I'm In Love" and "Shakin' " tery and Erik Nelson. "The Key," "Back In My Heart Going, Going, Gone: MTV pre- 1 9 ON GOLDEN POND WEEKS videos. The former was shot at Mis- AT zt Again," "The Stillness of the Night," miered the new Go Go's video, "Va- 20th Century Fox Video 9037 sion Inn in Riverside, Calif., which r and "Good Night." All songs are resembles a latter day vampire's cation," July 3. Mick Haggerty and from the latest album, "Good C.D. Taylor directed. 2 2 11 JANE FONDA'S WORKOUT hideaway. It is exactly what Robin- Trouble." In association with Warner KVC -RCA, Karl Video Corporation 042 son had been looking for as the Vanity Fair: New Bros. Limelight Productions, Gowers, act Vanity 6 a 35 mm 3 3 3 RAGTIME gothic structure plays a prominent has completed Fields & Flattery has also recently Paramount Pictures, Paramount Home Video 1486 role in the video, which happens to film. The band consists of three finished two video clips for Toto. women with 4 9 3 GOLDFINGER be a takeoff on Dracula. It was shot from Minneapolis the Taken from the "IV" album, the 20th Century-Fox, Video 4595 in 35mm. Both songs are from Time backing them. Robert Lombard tracks are "Rosanna" and "Africa." 5 4 10 ROCKY II Money's latest album, "No Con- produced with Denis de Valiance Shot in Los Angeles, Steve Barron 20th Century Fox Video 4565 trol." directing. directed. Incidentally, KABC -TV 6 6 12 TIME BANDITS Jazzy: "Today's Jazz!," a new Los Angeles' "Eye On L.A." news- Wonderful: Bill Parker at New Paramount Pictures, Paramount Home Video 2310 one -hour series for pay and cable magazine was on hand taping Genesis Productions in Los Angeles 1 5 5 ABSENCE OF MAUCE outlets, has been finished by Castle- had his I for Stevie Gowers as he filmed Toto. The pro- "Do Do" video man & Associates. The pilot features Columbia Pictures Industries Inc., Columbia Pictures Home Wonder premiered Saturday (24) Entertainment 10005 gram is planning a segment on rock Bobby Troup, Red Norvo /Tal Far - this over ABC -TV's "American Band- 8 7 8 DRAGONSLAYER video to air later summer. low Trio, the Freddie Hubbard Quin- stand" and "American's Top 10." Paramount Pictures, Paramount Home Video 1367 Gowers, Fields & Flattery has recent- tet with Harold Land, and the Ernie 9 8 12 STRIPES ly completed post -production on a Does Batman Know About Watts Quartet. It was taped before Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc., videodisk version and a 60- minute This ?: Ozzy Osbourn recently com- live audiences at Howard Rumsey's Columbia Pictures Home Enter. 10600 pay television version of the "All - pleted a production. His concert at Concerts by the Sea club in Re- 10 11 8 NEIGHBORS Star Country Music Affair." This in- Irvine Meadows in Irvine, Calif., dondo Beach, Calif. William Castle- Columbia Pictures Industries Inc., Columbia Pictures Home cludes such artists as Charley Pride, was taped for a television special man is producing and directing with Entertainment 10445 Razzy Bailey, Sylvia and Earl and as a videodisk /cassette. He per- Ralph Jungheim as associate pro- 11 10 6 PRIVATE LESSONS Thomas Conley. It was shot in Nash- formed songs from his solo albums ducer. Universal City Studios, Inc., MCA Distributing Corp. 71008 ville. as well as songs from his Black Sab- Running Time: The Boys 12 12 3 STAR TREK: SPACE SEED Lights, Camera, Action: The new bath days. No bats needed to fear Band's "Runner," on Elektra /Asy- Paramount Pictures, Paramount Home Video 60040 Paul McCartney video is a star - though the. show did involve the lum, has been made into a video by 13 17 18 AEROBICISE studded extravaganza. It features hanging of the "resident director Marc Ball at Scene Three Paramount Pictures, Paramount Home Video dwarf' celebrated actor John Hurt, Ringo named Ronnie and a laser show de- Productions in Nashville. 14 13 15 HALLOWEEN II Starr and producer George Martin. - Sheffield: Universal City Studios, Inc., MCA Distributing Corporation 77005 signed by Ed Auswacks and Laser At Baltimore, Mary- media. The highlight is when a laser land's Sheffield Recordings Ltd. Inc. 15 25 12 MODERN PROBLEMS 20th Century-Fox Video 1129 bat flies at the audience before turn- has finished a four camera, one -inch ing into Ozzy's logo. Directing is shoot on Franke & the Knockouts 16 18 21 RICHARD PRYOR UVE IN CONCERT Vestron VA -4000 Phil Olsman and the producers are and Crack the Sky at the Painters Paul Flattery and Simon Fields. Mill Music Fair. The latter group 17 26 19 THE HOWUNG New On 20th Century-Fox Video 4075 Gowers, Fields & Flattery also was also recorded for a live 24-track 18 21 29 CLASH OF THE TITANS recently shot a piece featuring Jay album. MGM /CBS Home Video 700074 The Charts_ Ferguson for JBL to showcase at the Stinging: The Scorpions have two 19 19 16 THE FRENCH UEUTENANT'S WOMAN CES convention in Chicago. Featur- new videos done by Keith Macmil- Juniper Films, 20th Century-Fox Video 4586 ing three tracks from his Capitol lan at KEEFCO. They are "No One 20 29 33 AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON (ITA) "White Noise" album, the cuts are "I Like You" and "Blackout" from the Universal City Studios Inc., MCA Distributing Corporation 77004 Come Alive," "White Noise" and PolyGram album "Blackout." Mac- 21 16 9 GHOST STORY "Empty Sky." Jay also wrote music millan also recently shot Cliff Rich- Universal City Studios, Inc. MCA Distributing Corp. 77000 specifically designed for JBL to use ard, "Only Way Out /In," for an up- 22 30 9 SO FINE in sequences where JBL speakers are coming project. Warner Brothers Pictures, Warner Home Video 11143 shown going from the drawing

23 15 17 ONLY WHEN I LAUGH board to home, car and the stage. Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc., Jerry Watson directed with Simon Columbia Pictures Home Enter. 10462 Fields and Paul flattery producing. 24 35 2 MAKING LOVE InterMagnetics 20th Century Fox Video 1146 Europe Bound: The Gavin & 25 14 4 HAIR the Associates film and video pro- 20th Century Fox Video 4593 ducers /promotional consultants of Building Euro 26 22 18 DUMBO Philadelphia, are on their way to Eu- Walt Disney Home Video 24 rope. Two recent tapes for WMOT's Tape Plants 27 24 5 CASABLANCA Brandi Wells, "What Goes Around United Artists, 20th Century Fox Video 4514 Comes Around," and "Watchout," NEW YORK -InterMagnetics 28 ii=31 THE BORDER will be hitting the tv rounds in Eng- Corp. of Santa Monica, Calif. is-con- Universal City Studios Inc., MCA Distributing Corp. 71007 structing a multi -million -dollar 29 MAGIC videotape and videocassette manu- C.. 1 : , Blay Video 1501 facturing facility in Wrexham, N. 30 20 5 THE CHANGEUNG Wales, as well as one in Basancon, Vestron VA -6006 SONY MOVES France. 31 23 7 HARDCORE "MAGIC" The Welsh plant will be fully op- Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. Blay Video -29 OPERATIONS erational this year. InterMagnetics Columbia Pictures Home Entertainment 10250 NEW YORK -Sony Corp. of (U.K.) Ltd. will be capable of pro- 32 32 11 GAWPOW Based on the novel by William America has moved its operations ducing more than 100 million linear Paramount Pictures, Paramount Home Video 1504 Goldman, "Magic" depicts the love headquarters from New York to feet of videotape monthly for the 33 CE:* THE LAST DETAIL affair between a young woman and Park Ridge, N.J. consumer market. Columbia Pictures Industries Inc., Columbia Pictures Home a stage ventriloquist who is living Future plans call for expansion of Entertainment 10357 The new facility, located on Sony with his dummy, Fats, in a secluded Drive, houses marketing and admin- the facility to include manufacturing 34 27 38 ATLANTIC CITY former resort in the Catskills. Fats, of additional consumer and indus- Paramount Pictures, Paramount Home Video 1460 istrative components of Sony Con- who has become a living person to sumer Products, Communications trial products. The production con- 35 ECM* GATOR BAIT his partner, resents the woman. A bi- tract also calls for personnel training Independent United Distributor 12503 Products, Office Products, Data zarre love triangle develops, leading Products, Professional Audio Prod- in the U.S., plant installation and 36 36 25 TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE (ITA) -site Wizard Video 034 to a suspenseful ending. ucts and Sony Tape Sales Com- on training. Anthony Hopkins, Ann -Mar- The French plant is a joint ven- 37 37 23 CANNONBALL panies. Also there are the human re- RUN (ITA) ture Vestron VA -6001 gret, Ed Lauter and Burgess Mered- sources department, management between InterMagnetics and ith star in this Joseph E. Levine film. Sopran, a subsidiary of Rhone -Pou- 38 40 10 CAMELOT information systems, controller's of- Warner Brothers Pictures, Warner Home Video 11084 "Magic" is available in VHS and fice, service division, engineering lenc, an industrial company. Inter- for $49.95. LV con- Mag will supply equipment, tech- 39 33 23 CONTINENTAL DIVIDE Beta (videodisk) and general administration. Universal City Studios, Inc., MCA Distributing Corporation 71001 figurations retail for $29.95. For Approximately 600 employees are nology and training, as well as the video company. Local 40 39 6 KEY LARGO more information, contact the expected to occupy the building in operate 20th Century Fox Video 4594 Andre Blay Corp. in Northville, 1982. residents will be recruited by Inter - Mich. (313) 348 -8122. Sony's corporate headquarters re- Mag to staff and manage the factory, Reco ding Industry Of America seal for sales of 25,000 units plus ($1,000,000 after returns) (Seal indicated by This feature is designed to spotlight main at 9 W. 57th Street in New according to Georges Abitboul, dot). Record ng Industry Of America seal for sales of 50,000 units plus ($2,000,000 after returns) (Seal indicated video features making their debut on York City. chairman of the new French -based by triangle). (ITA) International Tape 'Disc Assn. seal for net sales and /or rentals of at least $1,000,000 at wholesale. Billboard's Videocassette Top 40. company. (Seal indicated by ITA meal). www.americanradiohistory.com 29 Pro Equipment & Services U.K. Vidtape Surge Leads Sound Emporium FOR CLUB HARDWARE To Audio Material Dearth Lowers Rates Italian Manufacturers NASHVILLE -Sound Emporium Continued from page 26 tape on audio cassettes, but short- comings on videotape are immedi- Recording Studios here has lowered being used in a stereo deck that ately obvious to the customer. rates for all services, according to See Business Boom president Jim Williamson. probably cost about $40 in Japan. The chief trend in audio cassettes By VITTORIO CASTELLI The mechanical parts aren't precise is to chrome dioxide formulations. Williamson states that the new enough, the rollers can't grip, and BASF's Bob Hine notes: "We have charges reflect reductions of from MILAN -Italy's manufacturers of and FBT. In the main, these com- you end up with an awful lot of started selling Cr02 in a big way $10 to $50 per hour of studio time. sound equipment, lighting and asso- panies started producing equipment breakages. It's trying to put a quart now, and Capitol is providing a Previously, Sound Emporium had ciated hardware for clubs and simi- for groups in the burgeoning Italian in a pint pot, quite apart from the good deal into the U.K., too. Among the reputation of being the most ex- lar venues report that their business pop scene, then switched to disco. fact thst it costs over twice as much, the record companies, A &M, Virgin, pensive recording facility in Nash- is booming at home and abroad. However, many Italian discos still and as a result nobody uses it any Chrysalis, PolyGram, WEA, MCA, ville. They see this as firm evidence that, use foreign equipment. The main in- more." Stiff, EMI and RCA classics, CBS to Williamson stresses that the re- despite recessionary economies in ternational manufacturers are JBL, No one envisages a real shortage some extent -they are all beginning ductions are not indicative of a cut - many world markets, people still Cerwin Vega, Gauss, Fostex, with arising, but it is certainly true that to make the change. We have 10 %- back in staff, services, equipment, spend money on the night life, at dis- SAE, BGW and McIntosh amplifi- video is placing a heavy demand on 15% of the market now; I would say "or any of the frills our clients have cos, clubs and other entertainment cation units. good quality supplies: duplicators by next year chrome would account come to expect from us." centers. Also used are Milan -based Artick, may get away with inferior or cheap for 30% of pre -recorded tape sales." He adds, "We're continually solic- Italian companies, after coming to as well as SGM, Sysma and Quartz iting suggestions from our clients on grips with domestic disco market de- Color Ianiro, specializing in produc- how to best serve them. We believe mands, started moving into foreign tion of electronic control and pro- that by lowering rates we will gener- territories some two or three years gramming devices. Bay Area Hall Is Favored ate a better economic environment ago. First breakthroughs were in Some Italian companies are or- for both our clients and ourselves." France, Germany, Switzerland and ganized so as to provide full service In a parallel move, the studio has the Netherlands, and more recent to discotheques here, with equip- Spot For Live Recording instituted a new policy under which trade links have been established in ment, original music programs and clients who independent By JACK McDONOUGH use engi- the Middle East and North African even publicity and promotion mate- neers will receive a further $15 per countries. rial. Among these are Amplilux, Ar- SAN FRANCISCO -The Great 1976 and Betty Carter for her own hour reduction. And Amplilux broke further new design, Europrogetti/FDF, ABR, American Music Hall here continues BetCar label in 1980, were nomi- ground by setting up an office to Alessio Vignola, SEA Sound, Tri- a reputation begun seven years ago nated for Grammys, and one, Doc deal with Eastern European dent and Pillon. as a venue preferred by many acts Watson's 1978 set for UA, won a COMECON regions. Technitalia and American Supply for the recording of live albums. Grammy. The market leader for disco light- Corporation specialize in furnishing The most recent set cut at the club Other acts to have recorded live at ing in Italy is Coemar, based in fabrics for disco music venues. is "Carla Bley: Live!" on Watt/ the Music Hall include David Brom- Mantova. Others in the field are An- On the creative side, there are a ECM (Warners), recorded last Au- berg ( "a few other people like Billy draghetti E Fantini, Amplilux, Mu- few Italian independents concen- gust by Phil Edwards Recording, Joel and Herbie Mann had recorded sic & Light Center, Clay Paky, Arre- trating almost exclusively on dance with engineer Ron Davis. parts of albums at the club," notes dal, Sear, Falco and VSV, all Milan - music to fuel the disco world, no- This brings to about a dozen the owner Tom Bradshaw, "but Brom- based. Amplilux and Music & Light tably Mr. Disco, Full Time and number of albums to have come out berg, in 1975, was the first to do the Center also produce sound equip- Zanza. Most of the majors, too, pay of this venue, by acts ranging from whole thing there "), Sonny Rollins, TWO SLAVES -Trackmaster Inc. of ment. close attention to the demands of the international names to Bay Area lo- Cal Tjader (two LPs), McCoy Tyner, Pompano Beach, Fla. offers a stereo The most important sound equip- lively local disco market. cals. Two of these, double record sets Herbie Mann (a direct -to -disk ef- master duplicator, Model TM -200, ment producers are considered to be Gong, Merak and Discotto, plus by Carmen McRae for Blue Note in (Continued on page 31) with two slaves. Cabotron, Davoli, Lem, Lombardi (Continued on page 31)

KEVIN JACOBSEN CONCERTS CONGRATULATE

DR. HOOK

ON BREAKING ALL BOX OFFICE RECORDS AROUND AUSTRALIA DURING THEIR

RECENT SELL OUT TOUR : MAY- JUNE 1982.

PLAYERS IN THE DARK TouR

AS A RESULT " BABY MAKES HER BLUE JEANS TALK" Is A NATIONAL

CHARTBUSTER AND DR. HOOK ARE THE TALK OF THE COUNTRY.

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California, Texas and New York are the focus Hoshika are producers, Joe Laux engineer and engineering. CBS artist Tim Goodman is laying dubs with producer Andre Fischer and engineer love, in preparation for the second in a series of of this week's Studio Track. Los Angeles particu- Rick Clifford assistant on both projects. tracks with Doobie Brother Jon McFee produc- Phil Moores, assisted by Karen Chamberlain at five Budweiser Superfests across the country. larly has been scene of much activity. Don Gee is producing Tex Williams' latest at ing. Jim Isaacson is at the console with assist- Conway Recording Studio. Tierra is at work with The facility is a new motion picture and video At Warner Bros. Recording Studios in Bur- the Music Lab in Hollywood. Bob Kinsey is engi- ance from Terry Christian. WEA /Canada artist producer Rudy Salas and engineer Cisco De- studio in Irving, Texas. bank, Ted Templeman and Lenny Waronker neer. David Robert is remixing tunes for a new album Luna. Asleep at the Wheel is working on a new al- have just finished producing a new Michael Veteran heavy metal producer Max Norman produced by Greg Mathieson and engineered by At Skyline Recording in Topanga Park, Skool- bum at the Pedrenales Recording Studio, lo- McDonald album. Lee Herschberg was engineer has just finished the new Y &T album slated for Leonard. And The Time, a Warner Bros. group, is boyz have been recording for Destiny Entertain- cated just outside of Austin. The album is being for final mixes, while Bobby Hata did mastering. release this summer at A &M. at work on a new project produced by Morris ment with Bunky and Stan Sheppard producing. co- produced by Ray Benson and Willie Nelson Also there: CBS /Virgin artist Captain Beefheart Elektra artist Jackson Browne is at Sunset Day and engineered by Jaime Starr and Peggy Engineer Britt Bacon has been recording and and engineered by Larry Greenhill. has completed a self -produced album engi- Sound working on two songs for the film "Fast McCreary. mixing tracks for Chris Mancini and Kenny Aus- In Houston, Musician's Recording Studio has

neered and mastered by Phil Brown. Currently, Times at Ridgemont High." Browne is produc- Patrick Henderson has been at Eldorado tin on Atlantic and Dave Edwards for Myrrh Rec- remodeled its facilities with the addition of a Randy Newman is at work on an LP with produc- ing; engineer is Dennis Kirk with assistance Recording Studio in Hollywood, adding overdubs ords with Barry Kaye producing. Engineer Chris Quad Eight Pacifica console, a Studer A -80 24-

ers Waronker and Russ Titelman. Mark Linett is from David Leonard. Johnny Lee, also on to his current CBS /Prority LP. Narada Michael Brunt is finishing a Kenny Gorelick album for track recorder with autolactor, a Lexicon 224 engineer. Elektra, is being produced by Jim Ed Norman Walden is producing background vocals for Carl Arista. Digital Reverberator, UREI 813 Time -Align moni- At Monterey Recording Studios in Glendale, and engineered by Eric Prestidge with help from Carlton, and Dave Jerden is engineer on both In San Rafael, Calif., Merl Saunders is m xing tors with white room EQ and Delta Lab DL -1 and

Emanuil Sheynkman is recording an album en- Richard McKeman. Dave Mason is being engi- projects. Also there, 20/20 is recording their his new album for Summertone Records at Tres DL -2 digital delays. There's also a newly com- titled "The Art Of The Mandolin" for Nonesuch. neered by Andy Johns, Nith assistance from Ste- third LP, with Steve Ripley producing and engi- Virgos Studios, Bob Hodas is engineer, with as- pleted acoustic chamber. Producer is Shirley Walker; engineer is Roger phen McManus. Producer is Alan Pasqua. The neering. Chrysalis group Icehouse is at work sistance from Gordon Lyon. Rosewood Studios in Tyler, Texas, has been Mayer. Yasuko Agawa is finishing an album with Go-Go's, produced by Richard Gottehrer, are with producer Keith Forsey and engineer lerden. Stevie Wonder has been rehearsing at the recording for Delta Records. "The San Antonio Viva Brasil for JVC Records. Toshi Endio and T. doing overdubs with Tom Panunzio and Leonard Capitol artist Sheree Brown is doing over- Studios at Las Colinas, with his band Worder- Rose Story" was by Bob Will's Original Texas

Playboys and Leon Rausch; a "Texas Fiddle" al- bum and "Steel Guitar Rag" were recorded by the Playboys, featuring Leon McAuliffe. Hank Williams' Original Driftin' Cowboys Band re- corded an album of Williams songs in instru- mental form, with producer Tim Gillespie and engineer Greg Hunt. The Manchaca, Texas -based Reelsound Recording Co.'s 24 -track remote truck was in Dallas recently to record the "Stars For Chil- dren" benefit for D.I.R.'s Silver Eagle Radio Show. The concert featured Sylvia, Con Hunley, CONCORD. Alabama, Loretta Lynn and the Oak Ridge Boys. Bob Kaminsky produced with Johnny Rosen, Malcolm Harper, Mason Harlow and Greg Klinginsmith engineering. The truck also trav- Anything else is a compromise. eled to San Antonio to record a live album for Spanish artists Estella and Jose Jose. TSM Video of San Antonio provided video services for the five -camera shoot directed by Nigel Noble. Sal- vador Treveno produced with engineers Harper, Harlow and Brad Arron. * * * In New York, Soundmixers recently hosted It's quite a claim, we realize. lasting Sen -alloy tape heads in car two 3M digital projects in conjunction with Digi- But our goal of constantly per- stereo, and the playback frequency tal by Dickinson. Engineer Roy Hake brought in fecting sound has resulted in the response of the HPL -130 is some- Paul Simon for overdubs on his new LP; produc- ers were Lenny Waronker and Russ rifleman. first line of car stereos which offers thing you really have to hear to The Canadian rock group SAGA worked with en- true high fidelity specifications, believe (out to 20,000 Hz). gineer Darrell Gustamchio on a 32 -track live and therefore true high fidelity digital package. Tony Outeda had Nick Jameson, power to take sound reproduction. To ensure enough Foghat's producer, in to cut a few singles with So for the first time, the uncom- advantage of all these features, engineer Neal Ceppos, while Sandy Linzer and promising listener can hear music there's a superb amplifier which - Dr. Buzzard's Savannah Band were at work with in the car - and feel truly at home. like all the others in the Concord engineer Tim Bomba. line is with exactly the The Crown Heights Affair have been working As an example, let's take a look - designed fader which lets you install a front/ high fidelity specifications as on a project for De -Lite Records at Right Track at Concord's latest, the HPL -130. same rear speaker system and adjust the Recording; Enchantment has been recording loss of power balance without there for Columbia and Intensive Heat for My or frequency response. Disc /CBS Records. All projects are being pro- TUNING -ff}- TREBLE BASS -Off -VOL. Quite a list! But then the EQUALIZER Push FADER CONCORD Ruth SCAN duced by Ray Reid and William Anderson. Aux 1npC sT HPL -130 is quite a machine. Activity at Skyline Studios includes Laurie MPL-13O LilLoua.srsrc.,a Ear Anderson, produced by Roma Baran with * It all adds up to the first car Leanne Ungar at the console. David Lichtenstein ! cassette deck that can has also completed projects, with , 8, Mil ON ON ON LOG ßM MPS WWI TO fine. rM ME Robert Gordon and Chris Spedding. aux Quartz ET_ accurately reproduce your Digtal 9.9 ME DBX recorded tapes through In Brooklyn, Alan Leeds and Phillip Wilson MORI MINIS its built -in amplifiers, and are producing Two Beat Johnson, a "nouveau funk" perform comparably to the band, at O.A.O. Studios. Out on the Island, Garland Jeffries has been high fidelity equipment in recording tracks at Boogie Hotel for Epic, with your home. Bob Clearmountain engineering and co- produc- first and foremost, it features home amplifiers. That's why we can So as at i you perhaps suspected, ing and Chris Isca assisting. Hall Of Fame is at give specifications: Concord's exclusive signal pro- you complete around $600 the HPL -130 costs a work on a debut album, with Jeffrey Kawakk en- cessor circuitry which (with our plug - 12 watts per channel into 4 ohms little more than average. gineering. The studio has installed a Neve con- in HPQ 90 adaptor) lets you enjoy from 30- 20,000 Hz with less than But as with all Concord equip- sole, Series 8108 with NECAM II automation, as the superb high fidelity of DBX 0.8% distortion. ment, we think you'll find the well as Studer A -80 half -inch two- track. recorded tapes. 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By ROMAN KOZAK and band decide. The bands don't "Don't think a good rep makes up want to cop out, but if a mainstream for bad monitors, because it never NEW YORK -New music has promoter picks up on new music, does." grown out of the club scene through and goes after it with gusto -and Forte noted that an act coming performers' live appearances in they do -you can't not pick up his into town often needed the media, dance halls and discotheques, and call." retail and radio to come see the through records originally played by Startup pointed out that some- show, and for this it might need a club DJs. And as the music moves times in a market like Philadelphia, showcase club, because too many into the mainstream, questions of the local new music club will be the media people just won't go to some loyalty, responsibility and job secu- one consistently playing an act's mu- clubs. rity have emerged- questions which sic, but when the act comes into And an established promoter or surfaced again at the New Music town it will play the local showcase club can deliver the media. He can Seminar's sessions on talent and club, and the new music club won't get press stories and radio to come booking, and DJs and clubs, in New even get a chance to bid for the act. see an act, added Singerman. York Monday (19). Venue was the Zuffante said that sometimes A consensus was that it was best Sheraton Center. there are other factors, such as the when the new music promoter record company, involved, worked together with the established Topics set for the talent & booking and promoter, work session by panel moderator Ian sometimes the room may just not but though it could Copeland of Frontier Booking Inter- be adequate for the act. in San Francisco, sometimes that "Money and production, that's was not always possible. "There are Billboard photo by Rose Clayton national included what should a what it's all about," said Roccio. OPENING CONCERT -Epic artist Merle Haggard and the Strangers christen band do first to get its career going; (Continued on page 32) Mud Island's open amphitheatre in the Mississippi River at Memphis with what loyalties are owed, and to their version of "Miss The Mississippi." whom; how to earn loyalty; what politics are involved and how does the alternative manager and pro- Club Scene Spurs Italian FORMER COUNTRY NIGHTSPOT moter compete with the music estab- lishment. Equipment Manufacturers Panelists in the discussion in- Rodeo Club Is Riding cluded Mark Zuffante of Cricket Continued from page 29 dio, television and record produc- Talent & Booking; Wayne Forte of Best Record in Rome, are all suc- tion; today's biggest names include the International Talent Group; cessful in import-export deals of Claudio Cecchetto, Peter and Paul High Ken Friedman of the Bill Graham disco product, as well as handling ef- Micioni, Leonardo Re Cecconi, Via Rock Fare Organization; Frank Roccio of the fective distribution of imported Tony Carrasco and Daniele Baldelli. Peppermint in New York; dance -music material. Disco build -up in Italy was first By THOMAS K. ARNOLD Lounge Bob Singerman of Singer - However, the Italian disco busi- highlighted with the publication in SAN DIEGO -Just one year ago, by James Brown and the Jeff Lorber management; Bobby Startup of the ness is showing signs of changes in 1979 of "Disco Music," a kind of San Diego's newest -and largest - Fusion, Marc Berman Concerts pro- East Side Club in Philadelphia; Mi- music trends, the old -style beat specialist textbook, published by concert showcase club was a strug- ductions of concerts by Toots and chael Gudinski of Frontier Tours in being replaced by orthodox rock, Arcana Edizioni, and claimed to be gling country honky -tonk. The Maytals, Mink DeVille, and Australia; and John Huey of FBI. new wave and funk in the club pro- the first of its kind in Europe. The When the 700 -capacity Rodeo Huey Lewis and The News, and an Gudinski said that it was impor- gramming. monthly magazine Hi -Fi Super- was opened by businessman Bruce in -house concert that featured tant to get the media to work for an There's also a national move away stereo extensively covers new devel- Warren in the exclusive La Jolla part former Animals mastermind Eric act and to coordinate video and tele- from building up maxi -disco cen- opments in disco equipment. of San Diego in May, 1981, the na- Burdon. vision appearances. He warned, ters, especially in the big cities where In May, 1983, at Rimini, Emilia - tion was still on its urban cowboy Despite its newfound popularity however, that promoters too often there is a return to the smaller, more Romagna, the region of Italy where kick, and, recalls general manager among the San Diego concert crowd, are just "presenters" of an act whose intimate "traditional" venues. most of the key disco companies are Jeff Blum, Warren wanted to make the Rodeo, Blum says, does not see "computerized standardization may However, video discos with giant - located, there'll be the first annual the most of it. itself in direct competition with the be setting us back." Each act coming screen television projection facilities International Fair for disco equip- are gaining in popularity and add- ment. This is a natural development "But as it turns out, that was in the Bacchanal or any of the other more into a market should be treated as an ing extra income to the disco scene. because disco affairs have domi- final days of the country craze, and specialized concert showcase clubs individual and unique situation, he Additionally, the more enterpris- nated the annual SIM, Milanese almost from the start we learned that in town. added. ing Italian disk jockeys are widening trade fair which specializes in hi fi country didn't sell," says Blum, 33. "The Bacchanal tends to have a Friedman, who was an independ- their career scope, now taking in ra- product musical "Within a couple of weeks, we began little bit of everything, from folk to ent new music promoter before join- and instruments. featuring local rock bands every jazz, while the Spirit is dedicated to ing Bill Graham, pointed out that Sunday, and that turned our whole more avant garde new wave bands many new music acts have become direction around. and the Belly Up Tavern features mainstream, at least as far as their live Provocative 2 Is Bringing "One week we had maybe 50 mostly old blues artists," Blum says. appearance requirements go, and consequently some the small people through the door on a Thurs- "We want to be known as San of new wave promoters cannot supply day to see a country band, and then Diego's finest rock'n'roll club, so Back `Giant Dance Parties' we're going to stick pretty much to the same range of services that an the following Sunday, which is tra- Provocative plans to rock." established promoter can. LOS ANGELES -Giant dance successful that ditionally a slower night, we had 700 in it to help break new Unlike many concert showcase "The new guy has a lot to offer, parties, the tradition of the great use as a tool people come out to see a rock band. disco soirees of the 1970s, are mak- dance music artists on the West clubs around the country, the Rodeo but so does the old guy," added "That did it. The next week -the a are already does not plan on restricting itself to Huey of FBI. "The agency is only ing comeback in California, ac- Coast. Future concerts club's sixth week of operation --we to Miley of Provoca- any one promoter, Blum says. the go- between, but the manager cording Don on the drawing boards, although went all rock, seven nights a week." tive 2, a production, management Summer Night Productions may not Last fall, the spacious nightclub- and promotion firm based here. necessarily be a co- producer. which, somewhat ironically, has not GREAT AMERICAN MUSIC HALL According to Miley, the trend Provocative 2 is an outgrowth of yet rid itself of its Western decor -in- back to giant dance parties has been Provocative Productions started in stituted one other change that local growing gradually over the past 1974 by Marc Paul Simon. The music industry observers term even S.F. Club Is Hot Live Recording Spot year, and are now at a level of popu present company is headed by Si- more significant: the Rodeo opened larity where they are about to ex- mon, Miley, and Bob Talmage, a di- its doors to national talent, brought Continued from page 29 dience, which makes for a lively am- plode into something truly signifi- rector and choreographer of tele- in either by the club's management fort) and two new Bay Area groups, bience on the records. cant. vision shows. (Warren, Blum, and assistant gen- Alive! and Merlin, who were cutting "As for Merlin and Alive!, it's Miley states that proof of this lies eral manager Jeff Strain) or by out- their debut LPs for local independ- their favorite place to play and that's in a recent successful dance party side promoters. ent labels. The latest LP from area why they decided to record here. held at San Diego's Sports arena for TOP QUALITY From the start, Blum says, local group Klezmorim (East European These are both bands that are accus- which more than 4,000 dance loving promoters Fahn & Silva Presents folk) was also cut at the club for the tomed to making their living from fans turned out. 8X10 and Marc Berman Concerts jumped Flying Fish label. live gigs, and if it's done right, par- The event, titled "Southern Expo- at the opportunity to bring club -size Bradshaw notes that the stylistic ticularly on a first LP, the players sure," was produced jointly by Sum- 4,4,, PRINTS acts into what is now San Diego's breakdown of the albums "is fairly can be much more comfortable than mer Night Productions headed by LITHOGRAPHED ON HEAVY GLOSS STOCK only viable alternative to the nearby representative of our bookings, in a studio. On the one hand you Don Reese and Jim Everitt, and Pro- Bacchanal, where booker Tony which run 60% to 70% jazz and the might think, `Your first LP and vocative 2. It featured such artists as BLACK & WHITE Kampmann holds an exclusive that rest a little bit of everything else you're going to do it live ?' Record Angela Clemmons (Portrait /CBS), 8x10's 500 - $45.00 1000 - $65.00 prevents other promoters from imaginable." companies just don't do live debut and the Ritchie Family (RCA). It presenting national concerts there. popularity of his LPs. - In explaining the That's the way record corn also featured prerecorded dance COLOR PRINTS Two sold -out shows by former 500 -seat club for such recordings, panies think. But if you're doing music spun by San Francisco DJs 1000 - $311.00 Doobie Brothers singer (and co- Bradshaw, who claims that the Mu- your own record, and it feels right, Tim Rivers. founder) Tom Johnston, produced sic Hall was the first club in the there's really no reason not to." According to Miley, the music SEND 5,10 PHOTO CHECK OR M.O. by Fahn & Silva Presents, got the country to adopt the policy of book- Bradshaw adds that most of the featured a blend of rock, pop, new PRICES INC_UDE TYPESETTING AND FREIGHT club off on the right track, and since ing itself as if it were a small concert sound engineers who have worked wave, r&b, funk and conventional SAMPLES ON REQUEST then nearly a dozen other name acts hall, says, "People who have played these albums "have been happy disco, as well as slide shows, spe- have played to consistently sizable there a couple of times find it a very right from the start. The room is cially choreographed dances, and crowds. comfortable place to play and most more than a little live when it's such special effects as confetti can- PICTURES Among the more popular concerts acts like the acoustics. And you get a empty, but once it's full of people 1867 E. FLORIDA ST. nons and pyrotechnics. SPRINGFIELD, MO. 65803 were Fahn & Silva- produced shows very San Francisco kind of au- there's no problem." Miley states that the event was so

www.americanradiohistory.com 32 Survey For Week Ending 7/31/82 Venues CONTINUES AGGRESSIVE APPROACH Boxscore Civic Arena Does Own Promo The following are among the top concert grosses nationwide reported through the survey week. Included are act(s), By JOHN MEHNO "In the beginning, there wasn't a them that we knew the market gross, attendance, capacity of facility, ticket prices, promoter, facility, city, number of shows, number of sellouts and and dates(s). major agency who would sell us tal- that we're able to buy media effec- PITTSBURGH -Armed with a ent," he says. "But once people see tively since we do so much of it for FOREIGNER, LOVERBOY, SCORPIONS, IRON MAIDEN -$1,100,265, 17,000 seat building and a healthy the kinds of things that we can do for the sports teams. 73,351, $15, Avalon Attractions, Anaheim (Calif.) Stadium, sellout, July 17. bank account, the Civic Arena Corp. them, that changes. Usually they "They used us and the result was FOREIGNER, LOVERBOY, SCORPIONS, IRON MAIDEN -$925,429, 57,528, has gone into the concert promotion don't like to see the building act as the all -time attendance record for a $17.50 & $16, Bill Graham Presents, Oakland (Calif.) Stadium, "Day on the business. the promoter, but our results are country show in this building. Ordi- Green," sellout, July 18. "We're not trying to put anybody changing some minds." narily, they'd have to go to an GRATEFUL DEAD -$250,370, 20,737, $13 & $12, Bill Graham Presents/ out of business," says Jay Reich, Reich cites a show agency or a PR outfit to get Avalon Attractions, Ventura County Fairgrounds, Ventura, Calif., two sell- that was staged some in- is outs, July 17 -18. who heading the arena's concert at but not produced by the arena, sight into this market. They told us ARETHA FRANKLIN, WAR, ASHFORD & SIMPSON, MAZE W /FRANKIE operations. "Our feeling was why the Salem Country Festival. He they wished every building was set BEVERLY, PATRICE RUSHEN -$244,930, 17,945 (19,000 capacity), $15 & should we rent the building to an credits the arena's in -house market- up the same way." $12.50, Michael A. Rosenberg Presents, Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, "Bud- outside promoter when we can do ing department, headed by Tom Reich also emphasized that the weiser Superfest," July 17. our own shows and take advantage Rooney, with making the date suc- arena will be making a full -scale JAMES TAYLOR, KARLA BONOFF- $186,809, 18,488 (24,000), $15 -$7, of the profitability ?" cessful. commitment to promotion, includ- Electric Factory Concerts, Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, July 16 -17. In the past, three promoters have "They ing shows O'JAYS, needed somebody to buy outside the building. A ATLANTIC STARR, PATRICE RUSHEN -$174,546, 12,000, $16, used the arena for concerts- locally $13 & $10, Al Haymon Presents media and take care of logistics that Paul Anka date has been tentatively /W.G. Enterprises, Saenger Theater, New based DiCesare -Engler Orleans, four sellouts, July 9 -10. Productions someone sitting at a desk in Nash- scheduled for the 3,500 seat Stanley Danny BARBARA MANDRELL, RAY STEVENS- $163,000, 13,500, $12.75 & and Kresky Enterprises, ville wouldn't be able to do," Reich Theater, which is owned by DiCe- $10.75, Varnell Enterprises, Summit, Houston, sellout, July 11. along with Electric Factory Con- says. "We went to them and told sare- Engler. RICK JAMES, CAMEO, ONE WAY -$151,064, 12,500, $12.50 & $10.50, Al certs, headquartered in Phila- Haymon Presents, Providence (R.I.) Civic Center, sellout, July 4. delphia. VAN HALEN, AFTER THE FIRE- $126,153, 12,610, $10.50 & $9.50, Beach The Arena Corporation has taken Club Concerts /Cellar Door Prods., Charlotte (N.C.) Coliseum, sellout, July an aggressive approach since the 17. management of the building was VAN HALEN, AFTER THE FIRE- $119,443, Talent In Action 11,498, $10.50 & $9.50, Beach turned over to shopping mall mag- Club Concerts, Greensboro (N.C.) Coliseum, sellout July 16. Away," one of several "Crunchy & Western' KENNY ROGERS, LARRY GATLIN THE nate Edward DeBartolo last sum- DICK BRIGHT & & GATLIN BROTHERS BAND - tunes. $118,581, 7,856, $15.25 & $12.75, C.K. Spurlock, Savannah (Ga.) Civic mer. Previously, the 20- year -old fa- THE HI -BALLS Bright himself sang lead on such items as Center, sellout, house gross record, July 9. cility had been publicly held. Andaron's (Holiday Inn), San Rafael Bob Crewe's "Music To Watch Girls By," "What ELTON JOHN, QUARTERFLASH-$111,616, 9,223, $12.50 & $10.50, Sun- DeBartolo already owns the Weekend cover $3.00 A Fool Believes" and "It's Still To shine Promotions, Indianapolis Sports Center, sellout, July 18. building's two major tenants, the Me," Bright and his "demented lounge band" and donned RICK JAMES, SKYY, DAZZ BAND -$106,000, 9,900, $11 & 10, Al Haumon National Hockey League Penguins, a gypsy bandanna to add some fan- ( "the more you drink, the better we sound ") tastically melodramatic Presents /Showdown Prods., Nashville Municipal Auditorium, sellout, July and the Spirit, an indoor soccer violin to "Bang Bang 9. somewhat mystified the patrons at this popular (She Shot Me Down)." team. Booking concerts is a natural KANSAS, SURVIVOR -$102,144, suburban Marin nightspot on their closing dates Bright also does television and acting and 9,728 (10,000), $10.50, Beaver Prods., progression. Barton Coliseum, Little Rock, Ark., July 17. of a three -week run with zesty, unpredictable has just filmed his movie debut, playing a state "We can't float a issue to RICK JAMES, ONE WAY, DAZZ BAND -$101,368, 9,957 (11,600), $10.50 & bond and totally delightful sets that ranged over every fair barker in "Petaluma Pride." While the Hi- $9.50, Sun Song Prods., Jacksonville (Fla). Veterans Memorial Coliseum, stay in the black," says Reich. "In or- imaginable pop style of the past 20 years, show- Balls may not be your standard touring band, July 16. der for the arena to be profitable, we ing off well Bright's "love of the best and worst they provide an excellent evening's entertain- VAN HALEN, AFTER THE FIRE -$98,922, 9,940, $10.50 & $9.50, Beach have to have as many events as pos- in show business." ment, and the individual talents definitely bear Club Concerts /Cellar Door Prods., Carolina Coliseum, Columbia, S.C., sell- sible." The balding, bespectacled and affable Bright watching. JACK McDONOUGH out, July 18. Reich says that other promoters is one of the Bay Area's most prolific and flex- , PLIMSOULS- $97,276, 8,500, $13 & $' 1.50, Bill Gra- are still welcome to rent the building ible journeymen, best known for assembling and ham Presents, Univ. of Berkley (Calif.) Greek Theatre, sellout, July 17. to stage shows, but he says that the leading a 30 -piece "Sounds Of Delight" orches- No R &B Shows O'JAYS, ATLANTIC STARR, PATRICE RUSHEN -$96,274, 7,992, $13.50 & arena will be competing to get tra at the Bay Area Music Awards each year, and $12.50, Al Haymon Presents /RH Enterprises, Fox Theatre, Atlanta, two the for consorting with sidekick Little Roger on a For Savoy Theatre sellouts, July 11. dates. slew of novelty records that includes Bruce KANSAS, SURVIVOR -$93,472, 8,128 (9,663), $11.50, Beaver Prods., Re- "Sometimes we feel we can do a NEW YORK -It looks like there "Babyman" Baum's recent "Marty Feldman union Arena, Dallas, July 16. better job," he says. "We can keep a will be no r &b shows at the Savoy RICK JAMES, Eyes" as well as a "Stairway To Heaven" spoof ONE WAY, DAZZ BAND -$82,242, 8,400, $10 & $9, Al Hay - closer rein on costs. We can go to the Theatre this summer. Despite assur- of a few years back that Zeppelin forced off the mon Presents /Sun Song Prods., Savannah (Ga.) Civic Center, sellout, act and give them a better offer." ances by promoter Sparkie Martin market under threat of a lawsuit. house attendance record, July 8. The first show totally produced by that he had use of the Times Square KANSAS, SURVIVOR -$81,681, 9,500, $9 & $8, Cumberland Concerts/ For the lounge act, the all -male Hi -Balls quar- the arena was a July 5 package showcase club for three months Sound Seventy Prods., Von Braun Civic Center, Huntsville, Ala., sellout, tet, fronted by red- haired, blade -thin Alicia headed by Rick James that drew a (Billboard, July 10. Clark- sister of Little Roger, and possessor of a July 3), FDM Produc- near capacity crowd. VAN HALEN, AFTER THE FIRE -$79,755, 7,779, $10.50 & $9.50, Beach killer voice that's a cross between Stevie Nicks tions Inc., owners of the venue, deny Club Concerts /Cellar Door Prods., Augusta- Richmond County Civic Center, "We've also booked Olivia New- and Fontella Bass -served up a cook's menu of any relationship with Martin. Augusta, Ga., sellout, July 14. ton -John for September," says tunes that masterfully walked the delicate line According to sources, Martin was HANK WILLIAMS JR., EMMYLOU HARRIS -$78,182, 7,306, $12.50 & $10, Reich. "She didn't want to play between open satire and honest homage. negotiating a deal for the Savoy, and Brass Ring Concerts, Meadow Brook Music Fest, Rochester, Mich., sellout, Pittsburgh, but (CAC president) Sample selections: "Make Me Your Baby," papers were drawn up, but never July 14. Paul Martha and I talked to her "The Night Has A Thousand Eyes," "I Know A signed, when the deal fell through. TEMPTATIONS, AARON & FREDDIE- $76,130, 5,612, $15, $12.50 & $10, management people and convinced Place," "Then Came You," a Four Seasons med- Martin could not be located for com- Electric Factory Concerts, Academy of Music, Philadelphia, two sellouts, them to come here." ley, "Young Turks," and "Heaven's Just A Sin ment. July 16.17. Reich, who started in the music RICK JAMES, ONE WAY -$75,500, 7,000, $11 & $10, Al Haymon Presents/ Tiger Flower & Co., Greenville (S.C.) Municipal Auditorium, sellout, June 30. business as the personal manager for LOVERBOY, HUEY LEWIS, & THE NEWS-$75,450, 7,181, $10.50, Beaver guitarist Roy Buchanan, says there Prods., Cape Cod Coliseum, S. Yarmouth, Mass., sellout, July 4. was initial resistance on the part of O'JAYS, ATLANTIC STARR- $71,368, 5,800, $12.50 & $10.50, Al Haymon talent. Presents, Kleinhan's Music Hall, Buffalo, N.Y., two sellouts, July 4. S1 RICK JAMES, ONE WAY -$69,672, 5,842, $12, Fantasma Prods., W. Palm *V Beach (Fla.) Auditorium, sellout, July 13. Clubs Seen Vital St O'JAYS, CAMEO, ATLANTIC STARR- $68,543, 7,200, $9.50 & $8.50. Al SC-- Haymon Presents, Saginaw (Mich.) Civic Center, sellout, July 3. To New Music OA RICK JAMES, ONE WAY -$61,620, 6,214 (8,000), $10.50, Fantasma Continued from page 31 Prods., Bayfront Center, St. Petersburg, Fla., July 15. some small promoters who can rise CHEAP TRICK, ALDO NOVA, SAXON- $50,521, 5,318 (8,892), $9.50, Little with the bands, and some who can't. Wing Inc., Tulsa (Okla.) Assembly Center, July 16. And some don't want to," said Cope- TOTO, HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS, MARSHALL CRENSHAW -$44,773, land. 4,713 (8,992), $9.50, Little Wing Inc., Tulsa (Okla.) Assembly Center, July The DJ was mod- 19. and clubs panel erated by Craig Kostich from Warner CHICAGO -$43,000, 5,000, $9 in -house & $8, promotion, Mudd Island Am- Bros. Panelists included Bambaataa phitheater, Memphis, Tenn., sellout, July 15. Assim of Africa Bambaataa & the AL JARREAU, DAVID SANBORN -$43,000, 4,300, $10, in -house promo- Soulsonic Force; of tion, Mud Island Amphitheater, Memphis, Tenn., sellout, July 18. Funhouse w New York; Ivan Brot- JIMMY BUFFETT & THE CORAL REEFER BAND -$37,596, 3,806 (6,000), man of the Pyramid in New York; $10.50 & Monarch $9.50, Entertainment Bureau, Action Park, McAfee, Mark Kamins N.J., July 9. of Danceteria in New York; Francois Kevorkian of Pre- GROVER WASHINGTON -$36,000, 2,400, $15, Al Haymon Presents, Berkz lude Records AM -PM in New A ley Performing Arts Center, Boston, two sellouts, June 30. and York; Chipper McKearnin of Max- ,t CHEAP TRICK, ALDO NOVA, SAXON -$34,753, 4,362 (5,500), $9 & $8, imus in New City, N.Y.; Robert Oui- tE t Sunshine Promotions, Ft. Wayne (Ind.) Coliseum, July 10. met of the Limelight in Montreal; %%CVO Alan Robinson of WARD, Light- Copyrighted and compiled by Amusement Business, a Billboard Publications, Inc. publi- t \,PataoZ ning in San Francisco; and 101 cation. Boxscores are compiled every Tuesday. If you wish to file your concert report, George Cardenas of the Saint in New York. please call Patricia Bates in Nashville at 615/ 748 -8120; Ancil Davis in New York at 212/ SaiA'Sttltnaitonat`tEa pROcpe vytl 764 -7314; or Hedy Weisbart in Los Angeles at 213/273 -7040. The DJs all agreed that they were 5A,t`ot 36.62g vital in educating the public and t t StVd'oscaia,otin\er 23135ß Gi }g56Ag00 breaking new music, and though NPp2 55ßVFFALOI; Give the gift of music. some can make $500 and more a GatOOi GüSne báL (Continued on opposite page) www.americanradiohistory.com Venues 33 Opera House Will Handle Own Concert Promotion WILMINGTON, Del. - The attractions come in for two -night side promoters as well, the Grand Dance Trax Grand Opera House, with only stands or two performances the same Opera House itself has announced By BRIAN CHIN 1,050 seats, will again promote its evening to adequately cover artist four series for the 1982 -83 season: own concerts next season with more costs. In a heavy week for music, four pieces of star product are the standouts. a dozen name offerings. Han- While the recently restored his - popular song, classical concert, in- than "Donna Summer" (Geffen), the ninth album by the woman who was once dling its own bookings, most of the toric playhouse is available for out- ternational artists and dance. called the queen of disco, is her first away from longtime colleagues Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte. Quincy Jones, in the producer's seat, has fashioned Summer's most versatile album yet, with a good deal of her most expressive Billboard. Survey For Week Ending 7/31/82 singing. Though not so hotly paced as her earlier disco work, it's a more coher- ently conceived package, with mellow rhythmic ballads ( "Mystery Of Love," "The Woman In Me," "Hurts Just A Little ") punctuated by a vivid musical peak, "State Of Independence," and a strong dance /single pick, "Livin' In America," which is as tough as "Bad Girls," as optimistic as "On The Radio" Dance/ DiscoTop 80 and as hookish as "Hot Stuff." Another possibility: "Love Is Just A Breath Away," which is closest in character to the strong, self -written material that be- c Copyright 1982. Billboard Publications Inc No part of this publication may be reproduced. gan surfacing on "Once Upon A Time," It deserves a hard remix, along the stored In a retrieval system or transmitted. In any form or by any means, electronic mechanical. lines of the vastly improved seven -minute treatment of "Finger On The Trig- photocopying, recording or otherwise. without the prior written permission of the publisher ger," released this week in a promotional (and a strictly limited commercial) Weeks Weeks 12 pressing. This Lut on -inch TITLE(S), Artist, Label The Last en Week Week Chad Week Week can TITLE(S), Artist, Label * * * WEEKS Cerrone's eighth album, "Back Track" (Pavillion). will be something of a 4 9 RIGHT ON TARGET -Paul Parker AT # I 1 46 6 SOONER OR LATER/DON'T STOP WHEN YOU'RE surprise to the fans who may not have heard the two albums since his last Megatone (12 inch) MT101 HOT-Larry Graham- Warner Bros. (LP) WBS -50065 American release, "Angelina." Looser and more basic, much of the first side, 43 45 6 I REALLY DON'T NEED NO LIGHT- Jeffrey Osborne - 2 33 KEEP ON /YOU'RE THE ONE FOR ME -D. Train like the title cut, is eminently listenable semi -soul, performed by old -time Cer- - A&M (LP) SP -4896 Prelude (LP) PRL 14105 rone collaborators Don Ray, Slim Pezin and Alain Wisniak, along with vocal- 44 47 6 DANCING IN HEAVEN (ORBITAL BEBOP)- Q -Feel- 3 12 PLANET ROCK-Soul Sonic Force -Tommy Boy ists Kay Garner and Nanette Workman. Other surprises: a newly recorded "Su- Jive /Arista (12 inch) Bl 12004 (12 inch) TB -823 pernature," done at low tempo, with a fine, rough Workman vocal and a re- 45 36 13 STANDING ON THE TOP -The Temptations featuring 10 DO I DO- Stevie Wonder -Tamla edited version of the endlessly popular import hit, "Trippin' on the Moon." (LP cut) 6002TL2 Rick James -Gordy (LP) 60008GL 13 11 GLORIA -Laura Branigan -Atlantic 46 39 14 PASSION -The Flirts - "0" Records & Visuals OR- * * * (12 inch*) DMD 338 716-A Jermaine Jackson's "Let Me Tickle Your Fancy" (Motown) is an album of 8 7 SO FINE - Howard Johnson -A &M (12 inch) 47 41 16 DON'T STOP YOUR LOVE- Booker T -A &M exceptional consistency, with an excess of good, fresh ideas, as on the title SP -12048 (12 inch *) SP -17188 single (3:50), a simple, unusual groove track sung with Devo backups. Also in 7 11 DANCE WIT' ME -Rick James- Motown ßf 53 TORCH /INSECURE ME -Soft Cell -Some Bazarre the pocket: "," very well developed; "Uh -Uh, I Didn't Do It" (12 inch *) Sire (12 inch) 1.23694 and "Running," both of which sport dynamic horn parts by Jackson and Jerry 9 8 109 (GIVE ME SOMETHING I CAN REMEMBER) - 49 52 5 TAKE SOME TIME OUT FOR LOVE -Salsoul Hey. Chas Jankel -A &M (12 inch) SP -17196 Orchestra-Salsoul (12 inch) SG -372 LS 22 FACE TO FACE -Gino Soccio * * * 54 HAPPY HOUR/KEEP ON MOVING' /KEEP IT IN THE RFC /Atlantic (LP -AIT cuts) FAMILY -Deodato- Warner Bros. (LP) Bsk 3649 Soft Cell's "Non -Stop Ecstatic Dancing" (Sire) is a six -cut LP attractively 10 10 11 FEELS GOOD- Electra featuring Tara Butler - priced at $5.98 that reprises in heavily remixed form three cuts from their cur- Emergency EMDS (12 inch) 6527 51 51 5 GO BANG! #5- Dinosaur L- Sleeping Bag (12 inch) SXL -0 rent album (check the add -a -rap "Memorabilia ") and debuts three more, in- 11 5 12 THANKS TO YOU -Sinnamon- Becket (12 inch) BKD 508 C=1" BACKTRACK- Cerrone- Pavillion (12 inch) 429- cluding "What," another very good soul song revival, and "Insecure Me," an 02961 12 6 12 LIVE IT UP -Time Bandits -Columbia intriguing song, sung well by Marc Almond. In the same vein, Human League's (12 inch) 44- 022829 51 2 SHE CANT LOVE YOU- Chemise -Emergency (12 remix collection, "League Unlimited Orchestra /Love And Dancing" will be j Inch) EMDS -6528 18 8 SITUATION- Yazoo -Sire released domestically in mid -price format by A &M. (12 inch *) BSK 0 -29950 * =MO ITS PASSION -The System-Mirage (12 inch) DM- * * * 14 12 16 I RAN -A Flock Of Seagulls -Jive /Arista 4837 Brief notes on some late releases: Steve Arrington, former Slave drummer/ (12 inch) JIVE 114 58 2 WALKING ON SUNSHINE - Rocker's Revenge - 17 10 COMBAT ROCK -The Clash -Epic Streetwise (12 Inch) 2203 writer /lead vocalist, has released a solo single, "Way ()ut," on the New York - (LP) FE 31689 King's Down" is out on 61 3 JUMP TO IT- Aretha Franklin- Arista based Konglather label.... Evelyn "Love Conic just 7 BABE, WE'RE GONNA LOVE TONITE- Lime -Prism t 28 (12 inch) CT -718 RCA 12- inch.... Profile Records has released a cover rap version of Dazz (12 inch) PDS 435 57 56 11 COLD LIFE /PM FALLING/PRYMENTAL -The Band's "Let It Whip" by the Disco Four; the rhythm track is near-perfect.... 17 11 17 LET IT WHIP -Dazz Band- Motown (LP /7 inch) Ministry -Wax Trax (12 inch) 110072 XA Alicia Myers' inexhaustibly popular "I Want To Thank You," released on her 6004ML/ 1609M 62 2 LOVE CASCADE- Leisure Process -Columbia (12 first album some 14 months ago, is being lengthened for a 12 -inch release by 18 19 11 DISC CHARGE -Boystown Gang -Moby Dick Inch) 44 -02989 MCA. The remix, which will appear on Myers' upcoming third album, was (LP all cuts) 241 63 3 IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN YOU -Gwen Guthrie -Island sparked by continuing consumer demand and radio play of the cut in New 19 14 13 CAT PEOPLE (PUTTING OUT FIRE) -David Bowie - (12 inch) DMD 344 Backstreet /MCA (LP) BSR -6107 York. VACATION -The Go -Go's- I.R.S. 24 9 LOVE YOU MADLY -Candela -Arista * (12 inch) CP 715 (12 inch) SP -70031 34 4 LOVE IS IN CONTROL -Donna Summer -Geffen * CC* SKI CLUB OF GREAT BRITAIN- Haircut One (12 inch) GEF 7 -29982 Hundred -Arista (12 inch) Career Direction Spotlighted 22 15 11 JUST AN ILLUSION- Imagination -MCA * CM* LOVE NEVER LOOKED BETTER -Trilark- Handshake (12 inch) 13957 (12 inch) 4W9 -2981 Continued from opposite page them with somebody who will spin 23 25 8 OVER LIKE A FAT RAT -Fonda Rae- Vanguard 68 DO YOU WANNT FUNK - Patrick Cowley Featuring night, there are many woes and no disks for $50 a night, or less. (12 inch) SPV -55 Sylvester -(Megatone) (12 Inch) MT 102 security in being a club DJ. "If you play eight hours a night 24 16 15 STORMY WEATHER -Viola Wills -Synergy (12 inch) 1 W 11:11:30 WHITE WEDDING -Billy Idol- Chrysalis (12 inch) It was noted that DJs sometimes you should get at least $125. 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www.americanradiohistory.com 34 Jazz Government Restrictions Dealers Debate Midline Thrust Continued from page 15 line catalogs for new midline candi- Like other jazz loyalists who tradi- Cramp Polish Acts Style Warner- distributed albums and dates, but to scour their vaults for tionally see catalog sales as their By ROMAN WASCHKO Pablo's RCA- distributed line, is deleted titles that could prove viable foundation, Koester is accustomed making consumers more resistant to if rereleased as midlines. to a clientele which will purchase WARSAW -Jazz in Poland has way, and then started a three -month high prices, although still less so Bob Koester, founder of Chi- older titles regardless of price cate- always been regarded as outside the period of virtually total unemploy- cago's Jazz Record Mart, sums up gory. sphere of politics, with the musicians ment for jazz musicians here. than their pop peers. In his market, black jazz fans also a the double -edged profit impact of generally given freedom to play There were no concerts, no however, are If he's happy with CBS and Capi- factor, and here Penney believes jazz midlines for a specialty store where, when and how they liked, recording sessions and radio output tol, he offers "the booby prize to At- midlines may be even more attrac- when he notes, "I'll give Columbia lantic, for backed by ministry of culture en- on jazz was limited just to news sticking the same catalog in jazz. and Capitol full credit for sticking couragement. items. tive number and price on some of their He argues that labels need to jazz into their midlines, but I'll make old sellers while making them look During the three -month "black- But under the martial law which screen not only their current front- less." like budget goods." That reference out," the culture ministry, the Polish exists in Poland today, jazz has fi- to Atlantic's Jazzlore series, priced Jazz Society and sundry affiliated nally been caught up in the political between new frontline releases but organizations set up a mainstream. Ostensibly, the cultural series of above midlines, isn't Koester's only authority still views jazz in a positive grants and social security benefits to beef. light, but the effect of government help musicians through this difficult restrictions have hit the musicians time. But even then it was virtually Heavy Names At Mt. Hood He also believes labels need to use care in developing new repackage hard, certainly much harder than impossible for the jazzmen to get to- PORTLAND, Ore.- Dexter Gor- prise the Saturday night presenta- other kinds of music. gether for rehearsals, since travel in- lines, especially in graphics. He con- don, Gerry Mulligan, Bobby Hutch- tion. Sunday afternoon's program tends that Liberty's attempt at reac- Martial law was introduced in Po- side the country was severely re- erson and Jon Hendricks are among spots the Mt. Hood Community Col- stricted. tivating jazz titles with generic pack- land on Dec. 13 last year. The major- the jazzmen booked for the Mt. lege Vocal Jazz Choir, the college's aging backfired. of Now, slowly, the jazz world is get- ity leading domestic jazzmen were Hood Jazz Festival in suburban big band, Anita O'Day and Hen- Koester also notes that early then attending ting back to normal. In principle, the international jazz Gresham Aug. 6 -8. dricks. Concluding the event Sun- budget jazz lines like Everest are pianists' festival staged in Kalisz. concerts are being set and staged. Tom Grant's group will start the day night, the Terry Gibbs-Buddy now losing their market due to the That event was called mid- (Continued on page 47) festivities off at the Friday (6) session, DeFranco quintet, Jackie Cain and influx of competitive titles in the ma- followed by Flora Purim, Airto, Roy Kral, Buddy Rich and Mel jors' midlines. And he also charges Gordon and the Crusaders. The Sat- Torme are slated. that some dealers with a strong jazz urday matinee offers Richie Cole, Joan Biggs and Jack McGowan Survey For Week Ending 7'31.82 base may be pricing them by their Hutcherson, Freddie Hubbard and are co- producing the festival. All old list and pocketing the difference. Hoops McCann. profits will be used for college schol- The Oregon All Stars, Sonny Roll- arships and projects to the Still, Koester is, on balance, Billboard " benefit ins, Mulligan and Betty Carter com- Gresham area. pleased with the category, particu- larly as a point of entry for new con- best ei n TA, Jazz LPs verts who want to build their librar- ies with classic jazz but don't know w w where to start. "We send those buy- c`3 ú Japan Fest Growth: ers straight to the midlines, so they 3C 3 TITLE ; 3 TITLE can beef up their collection." e Artist, Label i Number - Artist, Label 8 Number N D Zñ In Denver, Keith Whitaker of the lE ' ; (Dist. Label) a .3 (Dist. Label) ; U.S. Acts Showcased Malt Shop echoes his peers on the 1 8 OFFRAMP WEEKS 34 3 WINDSONG Pat Metheny Group. AT #1 Randy Crawford, Warner Bros. By SHIG FUJITA generally sound thrust of the pricing 1 ECM ECM-1.1216 8 123687 strategy as a boon to catalog sales. (Warner Bros.) TOKYO-The increasing popu- Orchestra, Carmen McRae Trio, the nZ 35 3 THE BEST He, too, singles out CBS and Quincy Jones. A6M SP -3200 larity of both international and do- Dizzie Gillespie Quartet and jazz fu- 2 2 10 WE WANT MILES 31 4 WINTER INTO SPRING mestic jazz in Japan is strongly re- sion outfit Spyro Gyra. WEA, but also gives high marks to Miles Davis, Columbia C2 -38005 George Winston. Windham Hill C- flected in the number concerts At Biwa - MCA, whose Impulse midlines AS WE SPEAR 1019 of the 15th Lake Valley All David Sanborn, Warner Bros. have, he feels, benefitted not only 29 and festivals to be held throughout Night Jazz Festival July 31, billing 123650 25 23 WEATHER REPORT Weather the country this summer. will include the Tommy Flanagan from price but from the products' 4 48 BREAKIN' AWAY ARC/ColumbiaARC /Coolummbia FC 376]6 inaccessibility prior to reac- Al Warner The Summer Jazz Festival in Trio, Cassiopeia, Yasuko their larreau, Bros. BSK 3576 n c=0 Agawa IN LOVES TINE 16 3 HANDS DOWN Kiyosato 18 tivation. Whitaker also sees the Dave Valentin, Arista /GRP 5511 July was scheduled to And Players and Shoji Suzuki & Bob lames, Columbia/Tappan Zee feature the Sonny Stitt Super Ses- Rhythm Aces. trend toward higher list prices for 380 31 15 12 OF HUNMAmes, FEELINGS Ornette Coleman, Antilles AN 2001 new jazz releases as likely to under- 6 5 23 MYSTICAL ADVENTURE sion and the Sigeharu Mukai August will see nine separate festi- (Island) Jean -Luc Panty, Group, while the 14th Nemu Jazz vals beginning with the third Ku- score the value of midlines. Mantic SD 19333 32 32 6 FREE i EASY Phil Upchurch, JAM 007 Inn will feature local acts Sakira Sa- satsu Summer International Music Unlike most other dealers, Whita- 14 3 ROYAL JAM The Crusaders With B.B. King And 33 18 20 RIO kata Trio and Yosuke Yamashita Academy & Festival, Aug. 2, featur- ker doesn't file midline albums in The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Lee Ritenour, Plus One, among others, on July 24. ing Takshi Kako, Yosuke Yam- both regular and special midline MCA MCA 2.8017 Musician 61 -60024 (Elektra) sections, simply because his store 8 8 12 FATHERS AND SONS 39 3 RDADGAME The Newport Jazz Festival in Ma- ashita, and Masahiko Togashi Fathers And Sons. Columbia FC Art Pepper, Galaxy GOY -5135 darao, which runs July 27 -31, will among others. plan is different. "We have a sepa- 31972 ' (Fantasy) feature many U.S. acts including the On Aug. 8, the Tommy Flanagan rate room for all jazz," he explains, 9 9 25 WYNTON MARSALLS 35 23 8 FANDANGO Wynton Marsalis, Herb Alpert, MM SP -3731 Great Quartet (McCoy Tyner, Fred- Trio and Cassiopeia will appear at adding that product from all price Columbia FC37574 29 47 FREE TIME die Hubbard, Tony Williams and the Eighth Yonago Jazz Festival, categories are thus filed under a 12 8 LITE NE UP Spyro Gyra, MCA MCA * Herbie Hancock, FC Ron Carter), the Gerry Mulligan and on Aug. 6 -8 the Carmen single artist identification scheme. Columbia 37928 37 30 $$ WINELLSxT MacRae Trio, Toshiko Akiyoshi, the Grover Washington Jr., 11 6 17 IT'S A FACT Elektra 6E -305 Lew Tabackin Band and Art Blakey Jeff Larber, Arista AL 9583 38 40 25 SLEEPWALK 12 7 33 COME MORNING & The Jazz Messengers will play at Larry Carlton, New Plan For Grover Washington Jr., Elektra U.S. Musicians Warner Bros. BSK 3635 the Peppu International Jazz Festi- 5E-562 39 33 17 EARLANDS JAM val in southern Japan. Tommy LOVE NOTES Improvisations Charles Eadand, Columbia FC Chuck Mangione, Columbia FC Flanagan will also appear at the 37573 For Dutch NOS 38101 THE BRIDGE PARIS- French copyright society Sixth All -Night Jazz Festival in 14 10 63 THE DUDE jli David Sancious, Musician E1.60130 Quincy Jones, MM' SP-3721 SACEM has announced the intro- Hiroshima together with Koji Fujika (Elektra) 26 3 LOOKING OUT duction of what is claimed to be the Quintet and Maaru Imada Trio on August Festival 41 43 58 AS FALLS WICHITA SO FALLS McCoy Tyner, Columbia FC 38053 WICHITA FALLS world's most advanced system for Aug. 7. 16 17 12 BROTHERLY LOVE -This year's 12th Pat Metheny Lyle Mays, ECM At the Second Festi- The Heath Brothers, Antilles AN the protection of improvised jazz Summer Jazz 1 -1190 (Warner Bros.) international NOS Jazz Festival 10003 (Island) works. But the Society is refusing to val in Okinawa, held in the Toyomi 42 BIEY LIVE place 12 -14 17 13 17 TELECOMMUNICATION r i takes August in the "De Carla Bley, ECM ECM W 12 disclose the details of the method in- Castle Park, Aug. 14, Tatsuya Taka- Mymuth, Milestone M.9101 (Warner Bros.) Meervaart" cultural center here, (Fantasy) volved. hashi & the Tokyo Union Orchestra 43 BOBBY McFERRIN with Hank Jones, Eddie Davis, 18 11 35 THE GEORGE BENSON In a statement, SACEM stresses will feature together with the George Bobby McFerrin, Musician E1 -60023 COLLECTION James Moody and Warne Marsh (Elektra) the importance of jazz to French cul- Kawaguchi Big Four, Tsuyoshi George Benson. among the top U.S. names appear- Warner BAN. 3577 44 46 24 CHARIOTS OF FIRE tural life. "The activities of the top Yamamoto Trio and Cassiopeia. ei ()WS 3637 ing. Tl 4 AMERICAN CLASSIC (Warner Bros.) 200 French jazz musicians have The UMK Phoenix Jazz In, held Dexter Gordon, Musician E1 -60126 Organized by broadcast network (Elektra) 45 L HAPPY HOUR given the country an important at the Phoenix Baseball Stadium in Deodato, Warner Bros. VARA and Dutch radio /tv um- m( - ae. carer OUT OF MBE SHADOWS BSK 3649 place in creative and experimental Miyazaki Prefecture in southern Ja- Dave Grusin, Arista /GRP 5510 46 44 36 A LADY AND HER MUSIC brella organization music," it says. pan Aug. 21 features local acts NOS, the event 21 20 25 OBJECTS OF DESIRE Lena Horne, QWest 2QW 3597 is primarily a radio festival, some (Warner Bros.) "In Paris alone there are 40 jazz Nobuo Hara & Sharps & Flats, Yu- Michael Franks, 60% -70% of the concerts being trans- Warner Bros. BSK 3648 47 47 12 NO PROBLEM clubs and concert halls, and France zuru Sera Trio and the Masaru 22 19 14 HOLLYWOOD Sonny Rollins, Milestone M -9104 mitted directly by the two bodies (Fantasy) mounts no fewer than 15 major jazz Imada Trio. And local acts feature Maynard Ferguson, Columbia FC and the remainder tagged for later 37113 41I 36 12 URBAN BUSHMAN festivals every year. At least 30 com- strongly at Tokyo's 14th Summer transmission on a weekly NOS show 23 22 24 ELECTRIC RENDEZVOUS The Art Ensemble Of Chicago, ECM panies specialize in this kind of rep- Jazz Festival. Among those appear- ECM -2 "1211 Al DiMeola, Columbia FC 37654 (Warner Bros.) ertoire" ing are Cassiopeia, the Masaru hosted by Michiel De Ruyter. 24 24 38 CRAZY FOR YOU 49 37 16 DESTINY'S DANCE De Ruyter will be Earl Klugh, Liberty LT 51113 Chico Freeman, Contemporary Since jazz improvisers rarely ben- Imada Trio, the George Kawagtchi himself present- 14008 27 4 OBSERVATIONS A efit from subsidy or state aid, the Big Four and the Hidehiko Matsu- ing a video show on the history of Billy Cobham's Glass Menagerie, 50 50 44 REFLECTIONS jazz at the festival, while saxophon- Musician E1 -60123 (Elektra) Gil ScotbHeron, Arista AL 9566 Society goes on, it is important that moto Quintet. they should profit from a better dis- Finally, the Second Hon moku ist Frank Foster is to lead a festival © Copy ight 982, Billboard Publications, Inc. No part of this publication may be reproduced, workshop. Talent contests and other stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted. in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, tribution of authors' rights. The pro- Jazz Festival in Yokohama City, photocopying recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the publisher. posed system, which simplifies con- Aug. 29, will include the Yoshiiaki events are also planned. trol of written and improvised Fujikawa Orchestra, the Akira Around $75,000 has been invested Superstars are awarded to those products demonstrating the greatest sales gains this week (Prime Movers). repertoires, has been devised with Miyazawa Quartet, Naoya Mat - in the event, which is sponsored by * Stars are awarded to other products demonstrating significant gains. Recording Industry Assn. of America seal for sales of 500,000 units (seal indicated by dot). 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www.americanradiohistory.com 38 General Survey For Week Ending 731/82 D ue Soo n, But dyed May TEDDY'S LP Leave Singer Permanently Crippled 1Black 'T PHILADELPHIA -Teddy Pen- is becoming less likely that Pen- But the longer he goes without being dergrass will probably be able to will ever walk again. His able to move his legs, the less likely it Gupyr.yht 1982. Billboard Publications. Inc No part of this publication may be repro uced. dergrass stored in a re nevai system. or transmitted. in any form or by any means. electronic. meth nfcal sing again, but the spinal injuries in- business associates at his Teddy is that he will be able to walk again. photocopying. recording, or r,rherw,se without the poor written permission of the pubb her curred by the singer in an auto acci- Bear Productions, locally based Dr. Staas adds that based on what he dent earlier this year may per- marketing organization for products has seen and based on his recovery, manently prevent him from walking, carrying his name, predict that he Pendergrass will probably be able to 1 # and, presumably, from performing. will be able to continue to record al- sing again. Tint Artist, The Philadelphia International though they hold little hope that he It is reported that the new album Label R Number n Mist, Label t Number 3 (Dist. Label) m (Dist. Label) artist is currently recuperating and will ever again be able to take to the will contain eight songs, produced 1 7 GAP BAND IV 45 3 WE ARE ONE receiving physical therapy at the stage. Left a quadriplegic as a result by Kenneth Gamble and Leon Huff, The Gap Band. total Pieces Of A Dream, Elektra Magee Rehabilitation Center. His his singing voice has Experience TE i3001 601421 WEA of the accident, owners of Philadelphia Inter- (Polygram) 40 27 11 THE ONE GIVETH THE label is planning the release of a new not been adversely affected. national Records. It will avoid mak- POL COUNT TAKETH AWAY album material recorded prior to Staas, Pen- ing any mention of the 2 9 THROWIN' DOWN of According to Dr. accident. William " Bootsy" Collins, Rick lames, Gordy 6005GL the accident; further details are not has of his The record is expected to provide Warner Bros. BSK 3667 WEA dergrass no movement (Motown) IND 41 36 8 I'LL DO MY BEST available. legs, but can raise his arms and bend a much -needed boost for the label, 3 7 JEFFREY OSBORNE Ritchie Family Jeffrey Osborne, A&M SP. Despite optimistic hospital reports his wrists. Although he cannot move which has been feeling the effects of RCA AFL1-4323 RCA 4896 RCA that Pendergrass is doing nicely and his fingers individually, thanks to the industry-wide slump in record 42 38 23 MR. LOOK 8 11 DREAMGIRLS SO GOOD Richard Dimples Fields, is medically stable, Dr. William the rehabilitation treatment, Dr. sales (Billboard, June 12). Original Cast, Geffen GHSP Boardwalk NBI33249 IND Staas, his attending physician, says it Staas says he can now grasp objects. MAURIE ORODENKER 2007 (Warner Bros.) WEA 43 31 13 SHARING YOUR 5 5 9 STREET OPERA LOVE Change, RFC /Atlantic SD Ashford d Simpson, Capitol 19342 WEA ST-12207 CAP 6 6 19 KEEP IT UVE 44 37 7 TRUST ME Dan Band, Motown lean Carn, Motown 6010ML IND The Rhythm & The Blues 6004ML IND 7 7 12 MY FAVORITE PERSON 45 46 4 THE BEST The Mays, P.I.R. FZ 37999 Quincy Jones, ARM SP- Continued from page 10 RCA base and I figured a rock'n'roll sta- home I listen to Merle Haggard, (Epic) CBS 3200 at Berkeley's KREA -FM (now tion would certainly do that," she Hank Williams Jr., Willie Nelson 8 4 10 STEVIE WONDER'S 46 39 18 DOIN' ALRIGHT O'Bryan, Capitol ST -12192 CAP KBLX). "During the day I'd be at says. "I sent in the tape and they and so on. A lot of it reminds me of ORIGINAL MUSIQUARIUM I Stevie Wonder, 47 43 5 WISE GUY work. I'd come home, cook for my called me back. They liked my black blues songs. They are the stories Tamia 6002TL2 (Motown) IND Kid Creole And The four kids, and then hang out at the sound and asked me to come in. I of everyday life and everyday 9 10 15 STRAIGHT FROM THE Coconuts, Sire SRN 3681 (Warner Bros.) WEA station. One day their midnight per- went in to meet with the Metromedia people, which is country's greatest HEART Patrice Rushen, Elektra El. 48 47 41 SOMETHING SPECIAL son left and there I was." people who owned the station and strength." 60015 WEA Kool R The Gang, De.lite DSR 8502 (Polygram) POL For three months, Ballard held was sure they'd change their mind Ballard's children, however, 10 9 19 BRILLIANCE down the time slot, but then the when they saw me, but they still haven't become country converts. Atlantic Starr, ARM SP. 49 48 9 CONFIDENCE 4883 RCA Narada Michael Walden, gypsy Atlantic SD 19351 WEA blood that seems endemic in wanted me. It blew my mind." "They listened to me when I was on 13 15 ALLIGATOR WOMAN radio personalities took hold. Ballard didn't find the change as KSOL, but not too much now," she Cameo, Chocolate City W 55 2 STILL IN LOVE "KSOL offered me a part-time job hard to make as she anticipated, says. "They are just happy that their CCLP 2021 (Polygram) POL Carrie Lucas, Solar El- 12 11 13 THE OTHER WOMAN 60008 (Elektra) WEA at 50 cents an hour more. How could since the black roots of rock were of- mother is working and that's how it Ray Parker, Jr., Arista AL 51 51 37 SKYYUNE I turn that down?" When she moved ten quite apparent in the music she should be." 9590 IND Skyy, Salsoul SA-8548 (RCA) 17 4 WE GO A LONG WAY RCA to black - formatted KDIA for a full - played. But when KSAN jumped on * * * BACK 52 52 70 THE DUDE time midday time slot, Ballard fi- the country bandwagon in Novem- Quincy Jones, A&M SP Short Stuff: Roger and Zapp, One Bloodstone, 1 -Neck F2 gg; nally gave up the day After a 38115 (Epic) CBS 3721 RCA job. ber 1980, Ballard had to make a real Way and Soul Sonic Force have Gbrief tenure at urban contemporary adjustment. "The audiences for rock 14 12 14 REUNION 57 2 LOVE NOTES signed with Norby Walters for The Temptations, Chuck Mangione, Columbia m KBLX, Ballard sent tapes over to and country are so different. I found worldwide agency representation. Gordy 6008GL (Motown) IND FC 38101 CBS KSAN, the Bay was wide 15 15 13 JI 58 2 FACE TO FACE popular Area AOR that there a gulf between CABA Productions has been DI outlet. the young rock audience and the Mercury Gino Soccio, RFC Atlantic formed by Alan Leeds and Philip SRM-I.4043 (Polygram) POL SD 19358 WEA "I really wanted to expand my music fans." c older country Wilson. Leeds has done promotion 16 16 15 D TRAIN 59 2 FEEUN' LUCKY co Do her predominantly white lis- D Train, Prelude PRL High Fashion, Capitol ST- rn for a number of companies, includ- 14105 IND 12214 CAP teners know she is black? "I'd say ing King Records during James 18 6 SOONER OR LATER 56 56 8 NEW DIMENSIONS maybe 40% Larry Graham, Warner Bros. that know. "If they call Brown's tenure there. Wilson is a The Dramatics Smith Forms in and ask me directly, I'll tell them. BSK 3668 WFA Capitol ST-12205 CAP multi -instrumentalist who has per- 22 3 INSTANT LOVE I know if I act negative about it, they r=0 GREATEST HITS formed with the Butterfield Blues Cheryl Lynn. Columbia FC Shalamar, Solar BXLI -4262 Frills Label will 38057 CBS (RCA) RCA feel it. I've had some redneck Band and the Art Ensemble of Chi- 1 calls, but they don't bother me. I just )r( 20 1 I'M THE ONE 58 62 14 LOVE ME TENDER Roberta Flack, Atlantic SD PHILADELPHIA -Local singer cago. CABA is working on projects B.B. King, MCA MCA 5307 MCA try to be myself. 19354 WEA Frankie Smith, known for his at Brooklyn's O.A.O. Studios. ... INNER FEEUNGS 20 14 19 WHO'S FOOUN' WHO CIE* Billy Ocean, Epic FE 38129 CBS "Double Dutch Bus" r &b chart-top- "I go to the clubs that my au- Synthesizer dance maven Gino Soc- One Way, MCA MCA 5279 MCA 60 50 BREAKIN' per, has formed his own label, Frills dience frequents, just as I did when I cio is producing a new version of 21 21 16 NIECY AWAY Al Jeneau, Warner Bros. Deniece Williams, Records. worked on a rock format, to find out Betty Wright's "Clean Up Woman" BSK 3576 WEA ARC /Columbia FC 37952 CBS First release is a single, "Yo -Yo what they like and what they're talk- by Karen Silver for release on Qual- 61 22 19 9 STEAMIN' HOT 61 66 STREET SONGS Rick James, Champ," which Smith introduced ing about. Last night we had a pro- ity /RFC Records.... There is a fine The Reddings, Believe In A Gordy G81002M1 Dream FZ 37974 (Epic) CBS July 4 as Grand Marshal of the Na- motion at a local country club and I story on r &b guitar in the September (Motown) IND 23 23 25 DOWN HOME 62 YOU'VE tional Independence Day Parade in spent most of the night dancing. I've issue of Guitar World magazine. ZZ. Hill, Malaca MAL 1406 IND 49 20 GOT THE POWER Washington, D.C. finally learned to some Among those interviewed are Chic's Third World, Columbia FC do of those 24 24 6 WINDSONG 37744 CBS The artist previously recorded for country dance steps. Nile Rodgers, Cornell Dupree and Randy Crawford, Warner Bros. 1-23687 WEA 63 54 9 OFFRAMP WMOT Pat Metheny Group, ECM Records. "I've become a big country fan. At Eric Gale. 25 26 OUTLAW 20 ECM -1 -1216 (Warner Bros.) WEA War, RCA AFL1.4208 RCA 64 63 21 UVE S OUTRAGEOUS 26 25 12 TUG OF WAR , Paul McCartney, Singer Enjoined Spring SP 1.6735 Columbia TC 37462 CBS (Polygram) POL 30 5 CURRENT 65 65 13 DROP THE BOMB From Use Of Heatwave, Epic FE 38065 CBS Trouble Funk, Sugar Hill 28 29 27 LOVE IS WHERE YOU SH 266 IND FIND IT Platters Name 66 66 24 YES ITS YOU LADY The Whispers, Solar S-27 Smokey Robinson, (Elektra) WEA NEW YORK State Supreme Tamia 6001T2 (Motown) IND -A 32 4 HERE WE GO AGAIN 67 50 8 SOUP FOR ONE Court judge here has issued an order Bobby Bland. MCA MCA Soundtrack, 5297 MCA that permanently enjoins former Mirage WOG 19353 33 4 ROYAL JAM (Atlantic) WEA Platter singer Tony Williams from The Crusaders With B.B 68 71 46 NEVER using "the Platters" trademark in King And The Royal TOO MUCH Philharmonic Orchestra, Luther Vandross, Epic FE connection with future concert ap- MCA MCA 2-8017 MCA 37451 CBS pearances. Judge Arthur E. Blyn 42 4 ON THE FLOOR 69 64 14 LADIES OF THE EIGHTIES also Fatback Band, Spring SP-1- A Taste Of Honey, dismissed the group's $150,000 6736 (Polygram) POL Capitol ST-12173 CAP damage claim against Williams, who 35 10 UTE ME UP 70 67 32 YOUR WISH IS MY left the band in 1960 and sold his Herbie Hancock, COMMAND Columbia FC 37928 CBS 20% interest in the Five Platters Inc. Lakeside, Solar 5.26 33 34 14 ATTITUDES (Elektra) WEA Brass Construction, in 1967 for $15,000. 71 5 HOT SPACE Liberty LT-51121 CAP 53 Queen, Elektra EI-60128 WEA The ruling concludes a legal fight 40 2 SO EXCITED L"S 72 68 13 FRIEND initiated in 1971, when the company Pointer Sisters, Planet IN LOVE BXLI -4355 (RCA) RCA Dionne Warwick, Arista AL 9585 IND sued the singer for breach of con- 4 5 HAPPY TOGETHER tract, charging that he was using Odyssey, RCA AFL1-4240 RCA 73 72 8 STRONGER THAN EVER 1S 44 3 AS WE SPEAK Rose Royce variations of the Platters name (in- Epic FE 37939 CBS David Sanborn, Warner cluding "Tony Williams and the Bros. 1.23650 WEA 74 73 34 COME MORNING Platters" and "Tony and Helen Wil- 37 28 24 FRIENDS Grover Washington, Jr Elektra 5E-562 WEA Plat- Shalamar, Solar S-28 liams and the International (Elektra) WEA 75 69 16 UVE ON THE SUNSET ters") in violation of the current set- KEEPIN' LOVE NEW 7"t c=0 STRIP tlement. Howard Johnson. A&M SP- Richard Pryor, STEPHANIE'S SCOTTY -Stephanie Mills, receives her Scotty Award 4895 RCA Warner Bros. BSK 3660 WEA from Alexander Deist, Muscular Dystrophy poster child, at a ceremony in New The judge gave no reason for de- , r Superstars are awarded to those products demonstrating the greatest sales gains this week (Prime Movers). York. Mills is the latest artist to garner the honor, conferred by 3M, which also nying the monetary damages in the * Stars are awarded to other products demonstrating significant gains. Recording Industry Assn. of America includes a cash gift to the MD Association in the performer's name. Her non jury trial, but ordered Williams seal for sales fo 500,000 units (seal indicated by dot). Recording Industry Assn. of America seal for sales of "Sweet Sensation" album prompted the award. to pay all court costs. 1,000,000 units (seal indicated by triangle).

www.americanradiohistory.com 39 Country MISSOURI VENUE TARGETED Bill Justis Dead At 55; WSM Files Suit Over `Opry' Use By CARTER MOODY A month ago, WSM sought a per- istration of the name. My Shindig Top Nashville Arranger manent injunction to stop the Shin- Opry seats 1,220, and I think when Continued from page 6 NASHVILLE -In what could be- dig show from using "opry" in its we started superseding the Ozark's the pop, rock, r &b, country and come a precedent -setting case, WSM name, Hilton says. Judge Wright in- business, Lee Mays, the manager, jazz charts, and also scored music Inc., owner and operator of the a stead issued temporary restraining obviously became unhappy that we for several films, including Grand Ole Opry, is contending use in were order preventing of the word using the name "opry" while he "Smokey And The Bandit," trademark infringement in a federal Shindig's advertising promotions had to have permission to. That's "Hooper," and "Dear Dead Deli- suit against Dennis Hilton, owner and other references. probably when WSM became aware lah" and operator of the Country Shindig But except for not using the name of us." Opry Lake the Throughout his career, Justis at of Ozarks in Mis- "opry," Hilton is not changing the At least 22 sizeable venues have souri. contributed to more than 200 stage show and house band per- been operating in the past decade If a gold singles and albums cut in decision in favor of WSM is formances in his venue. "It's hurt us, using the name "opry" or variations made by Nashville, New York, Los An- U.S. District Court Judge though, because this is a peak sea- such as "oprey" and "opre." Among Scott Wright geles and Memphis. The artists O. in Kansas City, doz- son." the larger shows are the Little Nash- ens of shows around he worked with could pass as a the country us- Hilton says the Shindig's flyers ville Opry in Nashville, Ind., which ing the word musician's primer of who's who: "opry" may be held le- and promo brochures were removed frequently books Grand Ole Opry gally liable. WSM claims the term from racks in several surrounding Frank Sinatra, Ray Charles, members to perform; the Grape- Dolly Parton, John Denver, Kris refers only to the Grand Ole Opry stores. Billie Berry, co -owner of the vine, Tex., Opry and Grapevine and was coined Kristofferson, Julie Andrews, in 1927 by George Scottish Inn in Osage Beach, Mo., Opry in Branson, Mo.; and the Hay, a WSM Roy Orbison, Al Hirt, Andy Wil- radio program an- confirmed that "a man came in one Mountaineer Opry House in Milton, nouncer. liams, George Burns, Tom Jones, Hilton asserts that the morning, said he was just looking W. Va. BILL JUSTIS word has been used for centuries as around, and next minute he'd taken Willie Nelson, Fats Domino. a variant of opera, and is used today all our Shindig brochures. Then Chaisai Childs, owner of the two Songs as creatively diverse as Friends with musicians, actors, by rural people referring to country someone at the Eldorado Motel Grapevine shows, and Paul King, "Why Me Lord" and "Loving writers and unknowns alike, Jus- music. called and said he'd done the same owner of the Mountaineer, both re- Her Was Easier" by Kristoffer- tis was deeply committed to de- Hilton's Country Shindig Opry, thing there." ceived letters from WSM several son and Kenny Rogers' "Love veloping new talent. He kept now in its ninth year, was first noti- According to Hilton, a hearing years ago challenging their uses of The World Away" (from the himself involved in every kind of fied three years ago by WSM that was held before Judge Wright June the term. King switched the spelling movie "Urban Cowboy ") bore music, a stalwart defender of the corporation objected to his use of 22, and he was not served papers on (but not the pronunciation) and no- his distinctive stamp. Nashville's potential at a time the word. "Their letter said I was the suit until June 24. "But that tified WSM, which he says then During the 1970s, Justis pro- when few viewed its possibilities violating their trademark," he says, wasn't a great issue. Why were we wrote back indicating its approval. duced and arranged two albums as much more than "country." "but their trademark of the word singled out, with so many shows us- But Childs had an attorney write on his own: one an instrumental Though he received numerous "opry" was not filed until January of ing the name 'opry'? I think it's be- WSM to point out that up to 300 project titled "Eternal Sea," the offers to relocate, Justis remained 1982." cause we didn't back down after shows in the U.S. used the name other a soft -vocals tribute, devoted to Nashville's growth Grand Ole Opry spokesman Jerry their letter." when she opened her Texas facility "Voices In Love." and musical expansion; and he Strobel confirms that WSM has sent He says the nearby Ozark Opry in eight years ago. "We never heard Twice president of the offered his skills, reputation and letters to various "opry" shows in the Osage Beach uses the term by per- anything else from them. And I've NARAS Nashville chapter, Jus- never -failing wry wit as lure. was past, saying, "it usually has worked." mission of WSM, which licenses the even performed on the stage of the tis the spark behind one of In memory of his ongoing ef- As to why Hilton's show in particu- name to that show. "They were chal- Grand Ole Opry and was introduced this community's most successful forts, a Bill Justis scholarship lar is being sued, Strobel says, "We lenged by WSM about 10 years ago, as the owner of the Grapevine Opry, and high- spirited fund -raisers, fund has been set up by Monu- the W.O.R.S.T. ment can't sue everybody at one time." and agreed to let WSM own the reg- so I don't understand why they are show (World's Records president Fred now suing the Shindig." Oldest Rock Stars Together). It Foster to benefit deserving stu- drew performing luminaries dents enrolled in music pro- Other WSM officials, and the from ranks of former rock'n' grams. Donations are welcome. Wrangler In New Contest company's attorney, Frank Went- rollers and was higlighted by Jus- The arranger is survived by his worth, are unavailable for comment. tis' quasi- nostalgic wife Yvonne, three daughters, NASHVILLE -Wrangler, the contract with Dimension Records. rendition of Hilton says Judge Wright will re- "Raunchy" while his brother and a sister. jeans and sportswear brand of Blue Wrangler reports that the new layered with a lease his deposition on the case this toupee over his balding head. KIP KIRBY Bell, Inc. in Greensboro, N.C., will contest will be designed to maximize week. again sponsor its national country its sales promotion value to radio music talent contest, to be conducted stations and to Wrangler retailers in in cooperation with country radio the stations' markets. Plans include stations throughout the U.S. during the use of a professional promotions the fall of 1982 and spring of '83. firm, as yet unnamed, that will aid The company recently sponsored participating stations. Chart Fax the nationwide "Wrangler Star In the last talent search, more than Search" which culminated in a 20,000 contestants showcased their syndicated tv special on the final talents in local contest events staged Epic No. 1 & 2; Skaggs Covers Connect competition among the state win- by stations in 47 states (Florida and ners held at the Grand Ole Opry Texas each had two regional win- By ROBYN WELLS 1973); Narvel Felts' "Roll Over Texas called to say that "Honky House. Denise Price of Nashville ners). Local winners then competed Beethoven" (Chuck Berry, 29, pop, Tonkin' " was issued as a 78 in the won first prize in that contest, earn- in state finals for $1,000 and an ex- Epic nails down the top two spots 1956); Anne Murray's "Hey Baby" mid 1940s, prior to the inception of ing $50,000 in prize money, a pense -paid trip to the national finals on the singles chart this week with (Bruce Channel, No. 1, pop, 1962); Billboard's Hot Country Singles Wrangler wardrobe and a recording in Nashville in April. Ricky Skaggs' "I Don't Care" and Joe Sun's "Fraulein" (Bobby Helms, chart. Unfortunately, we have mis- Merle Haggard's "Are The Good No. 1, country, 1957); the Oak Ridge placed the p.d.'s name, so call again Times Really Over." It's the second Boys' "So Fine" (Fiestas, 11, pop, if you want to be identified. topper in a row and overall for 1959); and Twitty's "Slow Hand." Finally, Dolly Parton bows this Skaggs. Also still climbing the charts is week at starred 88 this week with "I "I Don't Care" is a cover of Webb Hank Williams Jr.'s cover of his fa- Will Always Love You," a cover of Pierce's 1955 chart -topper. Curi- ther's tune, "Honky Tonkin'." Al- one of her own chart- toppers. Her ously, Skaggs' previous No. 1 tune, though we previously stated in this original version hit the top in 1974. "Crying My Heart Out Over You," column that the elder Williams had The revamped song is the first cut was also a cover of an old country not released the song as a single, a from the "Best Little Whorehouse In hit. Flatt & Scruggs took the original sharp -eyed program director from Texas" soundtrack. version to 21 in 1960. And "I Don't Care" is the seventh I / recycled song to make it to the top of the country chart so far this year. In PARADE addition to the two Skaggs' tunes, i i the other 1982 cover chart -toppers WADE PEPPER OF STARS and their best -known previous ver- ER ; is t'e industry's oldest and ; sions are Conway Twitty's "Slow most successful weekly re- / Hand" (Pointer Sisters, two, pop, / cording tip sheet. 1195 Mt. Paran Rd., N.W. / 1981); Willie Nelson's "Always On I Every publisher needs to get My Mind" (Elvis Presley, Atlanta, Georgia 30327 16, coun- I songs cut by America's lead- / try, 1973); Charley Pride's "Moun- 404 -233 -5167 / ing artists. / tain Of Love" (Johnny Rivers, nine, / pop, 1964); Ronnie Milsap's "Any I 1 year subscription $100.00 Day Now" (Chuck Jackson, 23, pop, COUNTRY MUSIC I 6 months subscription $75.00 / 1962); and Alabama's "Take Me PROMOTION AT ITS / Send check or money order I Down" (Exile, 1980). payable to Parade of Stars. HIGHEST LEVEL. I I Among the other covers currently COUNTRY COUTURE -Warner /Viva artist Shelly West listens to posing tips REPRESENTING PUBLISHERS, o PARADE OF STARS o from Herb Bleiweiss, left, art director for Good Housekeeping magazine, on the chart are Con Hunley's "Oh 1201 16th Ave. So. and AND I / Girl" (Chi - 1, ARTISTS photographer Otto Stubakoff. The magazine recently used several Opryland Lites, No. pop. 1972); / Nashville, TN 37212 I U.S.A. locations as backgrounds for its fall fashion layout. Other country per- Gail Davies' "You Turn Me On, I'm RECORD COMPANIES. (61ri) 320 -7287 I formers who modeled were Dottie West, Charly McLain and Kippi Brannon. A Radio" (Joni Mitchell, 25, pop,

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WEEKS 35 36 8 TALK TO ME LONELINESS -Cindy Hurt (1. B. Barnhill) 69 DRY Brothers (M. Lloyd) 2 10 I DON'T CARE -Ricky Skaggs (Ricky Suggs( AT #1 85 2 I'M DRINKIN' CANADA - Burrito J. Gulley; Leona, ASCAP; Churchill 94004 (MCA) ASCAP; 03023 (CBS) W. Pierce, C. Walker; Cedarwood, BMI; Epic 14-02931 J. Cymbal, A. Roberts; Ensign /ColgemsEHI, BMI / Curb 36 37 THE HIGH COST OF 14 HONKY TONK HEAVEN MORNING, T. Phillips) 3 12 ARE THE GOOD TIMES REALLY OVER (I Wished A Buck LOVING - Charlie Ross (W. Aldridge, Brasfield, E. NOON AND NIGHT -Orion (B. Smith) W. Aldridge, T. Brasfield, Rick Hall, ASCAP; Townhouse 1057 /Fort Knox lupave, Was Still Silver) -Merle Haggard (M. Haggard, L Tilley) L Henley, B. Barnette /1. Ward; House Of Gold /Dorsey, BMI / BMI; Sun 1175 M. Haggard, Shade Tree, BMI; Epic 14 -2894 37 22 16 WOULD YOU CATCH A

Anderson (F. 1. Anderson) IF YOU GOT NOTHING Got Nothing To 3 4 9 HONKY TONKIN' -Hank Williams Jr. (1. Bowen) FALLING STAR -John Jones, 71 49 10 AIN'T (You Ain't B. Braddock; Tree, BMI; Warner Bros. 50043 H. Williams, Fred Rose /Hiram /Rightsong, BMI, Elektra /Curb 47462 Lose) -Bobby Bare (A. Reynolds) R Lane, D. Wilson; Tree, BMI /Cross Keys, ASCAP; Columbia 18-02895 5 10 BORN TO RUN- Emmylou Harris (B. Ahern) 44 BLUE RENDEZVOUS -Lloyd David Foster (B. Montgomery) P. Kennerley; Irving, BMI /Rondor (London) PRS; Warner Bros 7 -29993 W. Newton, T. Dubois; House 01 Gold, BMI; MCA 52061 * 72 Er* I WISH YOU COULD HAVE TURNED MY HEAD 5 1 10 TAKE ME DOWN - Alabama (H. Shedd, Alabama) 50 5 NOTHING BUT THE RADIO ON- Younger Brothers (R. Chancey) -Oak Ridge Boys (R. Chancey) J.P. Pennington, M. Gray; Chinnichap /Careers/Irving/Down 1. Reid. I. Slate; House Of Gold, BMI; MCA 52076 S Thracbmorton; Tree, BMI; MCA 52095 'N Dixie, BMI; RCA 13210 13 66 I JUST CAME HERE HEY BABY -Anne Murray (J. E. Norman) 8 10 AIN'T NO MONEY Rosanne Cash (R Crowell) B. Channel, M. Cobb; Le Bi0 /Unart, BMI; Capitol 5145 - TO DANCE -David Frizzell I Shelly West (S. Garrett, S. Doff) R Crowell; Coolwell/Granite, ASCAP; Columbia 18-02937 T. Skinner, I. We'lance, K. Bell, Hall-Clement (Welk), L BRINGING OUT THE FOOL IN ME -Gary Goodnight (H. Shedd) BMI, Warner/Viva 7 -29980 7 7 10 HEARTBREAK EXPRESS -Dolly Parton (D. Parton, G. Perry) T. Seals, E. Seher, Warner Bros. /Two Sons, ASCAP/Warner Tamerlane, D. Parton; Velvet Apple, BMI; RCA 13234 BMI, Soundwaees 4675 46 DON'T WE BELONG IN LOVE- Stephanie Winslow (R. Ruff) 5 9 10 I'M GONNA HIRE A WINO TO DECORATE T. SimMrs, M. Garvin; Blackwood /O'Lyric, BMI; Primero /Curb 1007 (PAID) E=30 NEW WAY OUT -Karen Brooks (B. Ahern) 42 R Sharp; Sharp, BMI; Warner Bros 729958 OUR HOME -David Frizzell (S. Garrett, s. Doves) 52 I'LL BE YOUR MAN Gee D. Blackwell; Pew /Wallet, BMI; Viva 50063 (Warner Bros.) AROUND THE HOUSE -Kieran Kane O. Bowen) 76 79 3 RAGIN' CAJUN -The Charlie Daniels Band (J. Boylan) 10 9 NOBODY - Sylvia (T. Collins) K. Kano; Goss Keys, ASCAP; Ekktra 47478 C. Daniels, T. Crain, T. DiGrego, C. Hayward, F. Edwards, 1. Marshal Hat Band, K. Fleming, D. Morgan; Tom Collins, BMI; RCA 13223 BMI, Epic 14 -02995 43 21 10 SHE USED TO SING ON SUNDAY - O 14 9 I'M NOT THAT LONELY YET -Reba McEntire (J. Kennedy) Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin Bros. Band (L Gatlin, S. Gatlin, R. Galvin) 77 80 4 WE MADE MEMORIES-Boxcar Willie 8 Penny DeHaven (1. Martin) B. Rice, M.S. Rice; Swallowforb, ASCAP; Mercury 76157 (Polygram) L Gatlin; Larry Gatlin, BMI; Columbia 18 -02910 J. Hudson, K. Swett; Column 11 /Sage Hen, BMI; Mainstreet 952 (Capitol)

13 7 FOOL HEARTED MEMORY - George Strait (B. Mesh) 5 GET INTO 83 3 COUNTRY FIDDLES -Solid Gold Band (1. Green, 1. Rowland) B. Hill, R Mavis; Make Bellevus /Welback, ASCAP; MCA 52066 R Russell, Keith Lee/Trail of Tears, BMI, NSD 138 REGGAE COWBOY - Bellamy Brothers (Bellamy Bros. J. Brown) D. Bellamy, Bellamy Brothers /Famous, ASCAP Elektra /Curb 749999 12 11 13 I JUST CUT MYSELF -Ronnie McDowell (B. Killen) 84 COUNTRY BOY'S SONG -Karen Taylor (T. Sparks) C. Jones, M. Lantrip; This Side Up /Cross Keys, ASCAP; Epic 14 -02884 T. Sparks, 1. F. Dockery; Bil -Kar/SESAC /Sparks Gotta Fly, 45 30 14 ANY DAY NOW- Ronnie Milsap (R. Masao, T. Collins) * Mesa -1112 (NSD) Bacharach, Hillard; Intersong, ASCAP; RCA 13216 BMI; 15 11 SOME MEMORIES JUST WON'T 87 2 WHAT ABOUT TONIGHT (We Might Find Something DIE -Marty Robbins (B. Montgomery) 46 35 14 SLOW DOWN -Lacy J. Dalton (B. Sherrill) B. Springfield, House of Gold, BMI; Columbia 18 -02851 U. Dalton, M. Sherrill, B. Sherrill; Algee, BMI; Columbia 18-02847 Beautiful Tonight) -Gene Kennedy a Karen Jeglum (G. Kennedy) D. Banes; Chip 'N' Dale, ASCAP; Door Knob 82 -179 11 16 6 WOMEN DO KNOW HOW TO 53 STUMBLIN' IN- Cherittlly (L. Morton, S. Bledsoe) N. I NEW CARRY ON - Waykn Jennings (C. Moman) M. Chapman, Chinn; Chinnichap, BMI; Jarrow 51282 88 THIS MORNING WOKE UP IN W. Jennings, B. Emmons; Waykn Jennings /Vogue /Baby * YORK CITY -John Kelley (F. Vail, D. Shipley, C. Lee) 54 ITS HARD TO BE THE DREAMER -Donna Fargo (1. Bradley) Check /Welk, BMI; RCA 13257 M. fonts; Tree, BMI; Constar -8201 (Mariner) 1. Clambers, L Jenkins, C. Twitry; Galleon, ASCAP / Algee, BMI; RCA 13264 15 12 11 OH, GIRL -Con Hanky (S. Dort) 86 2 YOUNG LOVE -Stella Parton (M. Williams) 55 4 YOUR BEDROOM EYES -Vern Gosdin (B. Fisher) E. Record; Unichappell, BMI; Warner Bros. 50058 C. Joyner, R. Carley; Lowery, BMI; Townouse 1058 (Capitol) R. Landers; Nub -Pub, ASCAP; AMI 1307 (NSD)

6 Thomas Conley (N. E. T. Cooky) 18 8 HEAVENLY BODIES -Earl larkin, 90 2 SHE SINGS AMAZING GRACE -Gary Stewart (E. Kilroy) E. G. Nssemal; Blue Moon /Merilark /April, ASCAP; RCA 13246 50 40 9 SO FINE -The Oak Ridge Boys (R. Chancey) Litton, J. Foster, B. Rice; April, ASCAP; RCA-13261 1. Otis; Eldorado, BMI; MCA 52065 4 WILL 19 LOVE 2 OPERATOR /LET ME IN AND LET ME 51 45 10 JUST HOOKED ON COUNTRY 89 TURN YOU AROUND -Kenny Rogers (K. Rogers, D. Malloy) LOVE YOU- Tennessee Express (N. Wilson) K. Rogers, E. Stevens, T. Schuyler, D. Malloy; Lionsmate /Deb -Dare /Briarpatch, PART 18 II -Albert Coleman's Manta Pops (A. Coleman) W. Spiverly/A. Mills, R. Lane; Conrad, BMI /Tree, CHI, Cross Keys, ASCAP /BMI; Liberty 1471 Medley; Not listed; Epic 14412938 ASCAP; RCA -13265 24 1 SHE'S NOT REALLY CHEATIN' 58 5 I'LL BE LOVING YOU -Big Al Downing (L Quinn, T. Bongloei) CC* SONG OF THE (She's Just Gettin' Even) -Moe Bandy (R. Baker) B. A. Downing, L Quinn; Metaphor, BMI; Team 1001 * SOUTH -Tom T. Hall & Earl Scruggs (R. Scruggs, 1. Thompson) R Shaffer; Barely /Wood Hall, BMI; Columbia 18 -02966 53 r=1, PUT YOUR DREAMS AWAY - Mickey Gilley (1. E. Norman) B. McDill; Hall -Clement c/o Welk Music Group, BMI; Columbia 03033 19 6 14 TIL YOU'RE GONE- Barbara Mandrel) (T. Collins) R Leigh, W. Holyfield; United Artists/Lion-Hearted/Ides Of March, ASCAP; Epic IF MY HEART HAD W. Aldridge, T. Brasfield; Rick Hall, ASCAP; MCA 52038 03055 * E=0 WINDOWS -Amy Woolly (R. Chancey) 43 I YOUR LOVIN (R. Hall) 26 7 SHE'S PLAYING HARD TO FORGET -Eddy Raven (1. Bowen) 54 14 THINK ABOUT -rhe Owroods D. Frazier; Acuff- Rose /Glad, BMI; MCA 52084 L Steagall, E. Kahanek; April, I4SCAP /Blackwood, BMI; Elektra 47469 D. Trask; Blackwood /Magic Castle, BMI; Elehtra /Curb 41438 LOVIN' OUR LIVES 21 23 9 OLD FRIENDS - 55 42 12 WHEN YOU FALL IN LOVE - Johnny Lee (1.E. Norman) * r=* AWAY -Dave Rowland (1. Stroud) Roger Miller, Willie Nelson (with Ray Price) (W. Nelson, R. Miller, C. Moman) J.S. Sherrill, S. Earle, Sweet Baby, BMI /Music City, Full Moon /Asylum 47444 1. Foster, B. Rice; April, ASCAP, Electra 69998 R. Miller; Airhond, BMI; Columbia 18-02681 61 3 LOVE BUSTED -Billy 'Crash' Craddock (B. Killen) I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU /DO I EVER 25 6 DANCING YOUR MEMORY AWAY -Chary McClain (Chacko) A. Rhody, R. Lane, Tree, BMI, Capitol 5139 COO E. Burton, T. Grant; Bamwood, BMI; Epic 14-02975 * CROSS YOUR MIND-Dolly Parton (D. Parton, G. Perry) 57 60 5 TAKE THE MEM'RY WHEN D. Parton; Velvet Apple, BMI; RCA 13260 23 17 15 I DON'T THINK SHE'S IN LOVE YOU GO -Jacky Ward (M. Pont, S. Geyer) IF I EVER NEED A LADY -Billy Parker (3. Gibsoe) ANYMORE - Charley Pride (N. Wilson) C. Bickhardt; Colgems /EMI, ASCAP; Asylum 47468 1=3 G. South Town, BMI; Soundwaves 4678 (NSD) K. Robbins; Royalhaven, BMI; RCA 13096 * Chrysler; 64 COWBOY IN A I (D. D. Vorndick) 27 6 YOU TURN ME ON, I'M A RADIO-Gail Davies (G. Davies) AM THE FIRE -David Havener Havener, THREE PIECE BUSINESS SUIT -Rea Allen Jr. (S. Garrett) E:L* D. Heaeener; I.S.P.D., ASCAP; Brent 1020 J. Mitchell; Crazy Crow, BMI; Warner Bros. 7.29972 * D. Blackwell; Peso/Walkl, BMI; Warner Bros. 7 -29968 29 7 WHAT'S FOREVER FOR - Michael Murphey (I. E. Norman) 91 57 8 PEPSI MAN -Bobby Mackey (A. Dimartino, S. Vining) 71 I DIDN'T KNOW YOU COULD BREAK 0. Van Hoy; Tree, BMI; Liberty 1466 B. Addison; Chatter Boa /Sagegrass, ASCAP, BMI; Moon Shine 3007 A BROKEN HEART -Joe Stampley (R. Baker) G. Funds) 32 5 WHATEVER -The Stotler Bros. (Jerry Kennedy) J. Dickens, 1. Carry; Baaay /Mullet, BMI, Epic 03016 92 47 16 LISTEN TO THE RADIO -Don Williams (D. Williams, H. Reid, D. Reid; American Cowboy; Mercury 76162 (Polygram) F. Knipe; Southwest, BMI; MCA 52037 6 SHE IS THE WOMAN -super Grit Cowboy Band (C. Mattocks) McDaniel (Larry Rogers) 31 5 BIG OLE BREW -Mel C. Wright; Hoodswamp, BMI; Hoodswamp 8005 93 61 15 SLOW HAND - Conway Twitty (C. Twitty, J. Bowen) R. Smith; Blendingwell /Bad lu -lu, ASCAP; Capitol 5138 M. Clark, 1. Bettis; Warner-Tamerlane /Flying Dutchman, BMI, Sweet Harmony, 8 SOME OF MY BEST FRIENDS ARE ASCAP; Ekktra 77443 28 20 13 DON'T WORRY ABOUT ME BABY -lank Fricke (1. E. Norman) OLD SONGS -Louise Mandrel) (E. Kilroy) B. Channel, K. Kane, D. Allen; Old Friends /Duchess/Posey, BMI /Cross Keys, 94 68 SUNDAY GO TO CHEMIN' CLOTHES - Darlene Austin (B. Strange) D. Goodman, 1. Raymond, B. Borchers, M. Vickery; Tree, BMI; RCA 13278 ASCAP; Columbia 18-02859 D. Havener; I.S.P.D., ASCAP; Myrtle 1002 (NSD)

THIS DREAM'S ON ME -Gene Watson (R. Reeder, G. Watson) 69 BACK IN DEBBIE'S ARMS-Tom Caddie (G. Kennedy) 34 95 63 8 FIRST TIME AROUND - Ronnie Rogers (T. West) T. F. Koller; Coal Miners, BMI; MCA 52074 Grille, Open -looka, ASCAP, Door Knob 82 -180 * R. Rogers; New Keys, BMI; Lifelong 45116 PRAYER-The Is (R. Kendalh) 48 I'M TAKING' A HEART BREAK -Terry Gregory (M. Sherrill) 30 33 9 CHEATER'S Kendal Da, 96 62 10 RODEO CLOWN -Mac Dave (0. Hall) Anderson; Friends, BMI; Mercury 76155 (Polygram) M. Sherrill, L Kimball, 1. Whitmore; Easy Listening, ASCAP /Algae, BMI /AI L Old M. Davis; Songpainter, BMI; Casablanca 2350 (Polygram) Galico; Handshake 02959 31 39 4 SHE GOT 97 56 9 NORTHWIND- 64 51 15 LOVE'S FOUND YOU AND ME -Ed Bruce (T. West) THE GOLDMINE (I Got The Shaft) -ferry Reed (R. Hall) Jim and Jesse and Charlie Louvin (1. Capps, 1. Lavin, J. Laurin, C. Laurin) R. Rams, E. Bruce; Tree/New Keys, BMI; MCA 52036 T. Dubois; House 01 Gold, BMI; RCA 13268 D. Miramar, C. Quillen; lack and Bill, ASCAP; Seundwares 4671 (NSD) 75 3 MORE NIGHTS -Lane Brody (H. Lloyd) 32 28 8 I STILL LOVE YOU (AFTER ALL 98 76 11 TONIGHT I'M FEEUNG YOU ALL OVER B. Morrison, P. Breedlove; Seven Nights, ASCAP, Liberty 1470 THESE YEARS)- Tompall and The Glaser Brothers (1. Bowen) AGAIN -Jack Gnysoe (B. Vaughn, J. Grayson) M. Newbury; Minne, ASCAP; Electra 47461 78 3 LOVE NEVER DIES -Gary Wolf (J. Chambers) W 1. Sun, 1. Grayson; Lloyd of Nashville /Hinsdale Music /Plum Creek, J. Chambers, L Jenkins; Gallien, BMI, Columbia 18 -02986 BMI; Joe -Wes 81000 (MCA) 13 41 4 DREAMS DIE HARD -Gary Morris (M. Mogan, P. Worley) Rains, BMI; Warner Bros. C. Rains; lensing/Chick 7.29%7 67 70 4 EVERLOVIN' WOMAN - Marton Tackett (H. Shedd) 99 73 1 FRAULEIN -Joe Sun (B. Fisher) D. Linde, D. Devaney; Combine, BMI /Music City, ASCAP; RCA 13255 L Williams; Unart, BMI; Ekktra 47467 1 38 5 NOTHING BEHIND YOU, NOTHING 72 ROLL BEETHOVEN- mime] Felts (J. Morris) IN SIGHT-John Goatee (Bud Lopn) OVER 100 77 7 WALKIN' AFTER MIDNIGHT- Calamity lane (B. Sherrill) C. Berry; ARC, BMI, Lobo XI H. Howard, R. Peterson; Tree, BMI; MCA 52070 A. Block, D. Hecht; 4 Star Saks, BMI; Columbia 18-02958

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With this column, "NashvilleScene" stamps and less instructive than a bad review, dial in the British Isles with "Always On My stored in a retrieval system. or transmitted, in any form or by any means. electronic. mechanical . phototopying, recording, or otherwise without the prior written permission of the publisher vacates the premises for a week in an award just sits there -a boast incarnate. Mind." Rhapsodizes Noonan, "It's getting play the state of Texas ... checking out Barbara Mandrel) has been so awash in as heavy as the #1 single in the U.K., which is late that the announcement of an- 'Happy Talk' by Captain Sensible on the A &M la local talent, visiting Gilley's and Billy awards of e`S Bob's, and trying to master the in- other one elicits only jokes and yawns, surely bel. But Willie Nelson will, in my opinion, ex tricacies of the Cotton -Eyed Joe. Guest unworthy reactions to a gifted and likable per- plode over there via this hit, both single and al- TITLE TITLE Artist, Label & Number Artist, Label i Number editor Edward Morris sits in this week former. One wonders if there is a Methadone bum. Watch and see if I'm not right." Even Irish (Dist. Label) A (Dist. Label) for a "Scene Spy" report. correlative in the awards system to ease the bands in local pubs, says our fearless prognos- 1 19 ALWAYS ON MY WEEKS 52 11 THE MAN WITH THE withdrawal pains of such constant winners ticator, are singing the Nelson number -and MIND AT #1 GOLDEN THUMB 7 The Nashville music industry so loves awards should the awards ever taper off. making it sound like an Irish ballad. Willie Nelson. Jerry Reed, RCA AHl1.4315 RCA re- Columbia FC 37951 CBS that it will eventually get around to conferring How much more sensible, humane and civil- In the Oh -No -Not -Again Dept., we have to 41 41 12 AMAZING GRACE them on everybody. Trade and professional as- ized it would be if the money used to buy and port that Nashville has lost another showcase Cristy Lane, Liberty 51117 CAP 2 2 20 MOUNTAIN MUSIC were, instead, diverted club, The Ringside Seat. Rumor is that it will re- 42 43 1 PISTOL PACKIN' MAMA sociations, performance rights societies, pub- publicize these awards Alabama, RCA AHLI 4229 RCA Hoyt Axton. Jeremiah JR- lishers and magazines of all sorts shower their for food or medicine or education for the needy. surface as a French restaurant. The news was 3 3 39 WAITIN' FOR 5003 IND ephemeral and often spurious tributes with the Awards -giving, however, will continue to be particularly bitter for The Piggys, a local rock THE SUN TO SHINE 43 32 93 GREATEST HITS Ricky Skaggs, Epic FE benign abandon of crop dusters. big business to some and the limit of promo- band now under the sponsorship of the Miller Kenny Rogers, Liberty LOO 37193 CBS tional imagination to others. So we aren't likely Brewing Co. and due for their Miller debut at the 1072 CAP Whether this activity is a leftover antidote to 4 4 38 BIG CITY our historical feelings of inferiority or just adula- to see an end to it anytime soon. But if awards club on July 11, only two days after the venue Merle Haggard, Epic FE 44 40 33 CIMARRON Emmylou Harris, least be 37593 CBS tion therapy for the congenitally uncertain, it are to remain with us, there should at was shuttered. Warner Bros. BSK 3603 WEA 5 5 15 HIGH NOTES more streamlined ways devised to get them to Songwriters Wayne Carson and Ronnie Reno has reached the point of ridiculousness. And, Hank Williams, Jr. Elektra/ 45 34 10 BROTHERLY LOVE worse, of boredom. When celebrations escalate the honorees. Perhaps BMI and ASCAP could in- kicked off the first in a series of Wednesday Curb Fi -60100 (Elektra) WEA Gary Stewart And Dean Dillon, RCAAHL- 1.4310 RCA to an almost daily ritual, who feels like cele- stall drive -through lanes that would enable night writers' showcases at the Hall Of Fame 6 6 21 BLACK ON BLACK Waylon Jennings. RCA Lounge. House band is 46 48 35 STILL THE SAME OLE ME brating anymore? recipients to pick up their kudos without leaving Motel's Soundtrack Jim RCA AHLI 4247 George Jones, Epic FE In response to this congratulatory mania, en- the comfort of their Mercedes. Or maybe the West and the Nashville Cats. 7 8 10 IN BLACK & WHITE 37106 CBS is a benefit concert Barbara Mandrel!. MCA tire forests are felled to provide plaques and proffering magazines could simply bind in their Mac Davis slated to give 47 49 96 I AM WHAT I AM 5295 MCA certificates. Quarries are gouged out in far re- certificates of commendation. And couldn't Sept. 30 at the Grand Ole Opry House for the George Jones, Epic JE 10 5 SOMEWHERE IN THE 36586 CBS gions until they throw up their metals, thereby some Music Row entrepreneur be energized into American Diabetes Assn. In a similarly chari- STARS 48 47 71 SEVEN YEAR ACHE founding an all- awards satellite network? Lord table vein, the Bellamy Brothers' recent benefit Rosanne Cash, Columbia simulating a reaction most of us in the awards Rosanne Cash. Columbia IC FC 37570 CBS zone succumb to sooner or later. To spread the knows, there are enough sympathetic produc- in Chicago raised $43,500 for Lambs Farm, a 36965 CBS 9 9 15 HEART BREAK EXPRESS in town to keep it supplied. residential care center for retarded adults. strident tidings, regiments of calligraphers gal- tion houses Dolly Parton. RCA AHL 1- 49 42 SOME DAYS IT RAINS ALL lop at each new trumpet call, and publicists Of course, if any of these ideas take hold, this Nobody's puppet herself, Arlene Mandrel) has 4289 RCA NIGHT LONG Terri Gibbs, MCA 5315 MCA work their midnight chambers to torture one observer expects an appropriate award for hav- nonetheless taken a troupe of the ersatz crea- 11 25 SOUTHERN COMFORT Conway Twitty. Elektra El tures on the road. She's built a 50- minute music 50 53 THE ROY CLARK SHOW more scream of enthusiasm from a language ing come up with them. 60005 WEA UVE FROM AUSTIN CITY they've beaten to a mumble. Scene's spy in Ireland, the vacationing Tom and comedy act around Truck Shackley and the 11 7 14 LISTEN TO THE RADIO UMITS Texas Critters, the Krofft Puppets last featured Don Williams. MC 5306 MCA Less negotiable to the recipient than food Noonan, reports that Willie Nelson is all over the Roy Clark, Churchill CR- on NBC's "Barbara Mandrell Show." But who 14 6 INSIDE 9421 MCA Ronnie Milsap, RCA AHL1- drives the bus? 4311 RCA 51 44 60 FANCY FREE The Oak Ridge Boys, MCA Scene inadvertently failed to include Brooks 13 12 13 INSIDE OUT 5209 MCA Arthur in last week's report on the Tony Or- Lee Greenwood, MCA 5305 MCA Charts 14 13 9 QUIET UES 6 UNLIMITED New The Mo- On lando /Toni Wine project recorded at Chips Reba McEntire, Mercury Juice Newton, Capitol ST- SRM1.4047 POL man's studio.... The foursome, who have been 12210 CAP friends for more than 20 years, spent five weeks 15 15 14 WHEN WE WERE BOYS 53 54 39 DESPERATE DREAMS Eddy Raven, Elektra 5E together working on the three album project. Ar- The Bellamy Brothers, Dektra /Curb £1.60099 WEA 545 WEA thur, who has produced such notables as Harry 16 16 23 BOBBIE SUE 54 46 19 SEASONS OF THE HEART Chapin and Janis Ian, co- produced the entire Oak Ridge Boys, MCA 5294 MCA John Denver, PCA AHl1 package with Moman. 17 17 45 GREATEST HITS 4256 RCA Willie Nelson. way, Music Assn. wants to 55 50 91 GREATEST HITS By the the Country Columbia KC2 37542 CBS The Oak Ridge Boys, MCA now in alert members that ticket orders are 20 1 JUST SYLVIA 5150 MCA CMA Awards Sylvia, RCA AHL -J-4263 RCA process for the upcoming October 56 59 3 BACK IN THE COUNTRY 2 7 SHE'S NOT CHEATIN' Show and Post- Awards Party. Order forms have Roy Acuff, Elektra El- (SHE'S JUST GETTIN' 60012 WEA already been mailed to members; the deadline EVEN) HURRY for returning them is Aug. 16. If you don't get 64 2 TOO GOOD TO Moe Bandy. Columbia FC Charly McClain, Epic FE these ticket requests back to the CMA in time, 38009 CBS 38064 CBS 20 18 72 FEELS SO RIGHT you may be watching the CMA show on a 19- 58 57 16 WHEN A MAN LOVES A Alabama, RCA AHLI 3930 RCA inch tv screen instead of at the Opry House this 21 19 48 THE PRESSURE IS ON WOMAN Jack Grayson, Koala 15751 MCA year. Hank Williams Jr., Elektra /Curb 5E 535 WEA 59 51 71 JUICE 28 6 LOVE TO BURN Juice Newton, Capitol ST Ronnie McDowell, Epic FE- 12136 CAP 38017 CBS Moon Shine Moves 60 56 3 SUGAR FREE 65 2 LOVE WILL TURN YOU NASHVILLE -Moon Shine Rec- Dave Rowland. Elektra E1- AROUND 60011 WEA KAREN BROOKS ords has relocated its offices to 20 Kenny Rogers, Liberty 10- STICKIN' TOGETHER "New Way Out " 51124 CAP =:* -* Music Square West, Suite 201, The Kendalls, Mercury 39 2 FAMILY'S FINE BUT THIS POI Nashville, Tenn. 37203; (615) 244- 7%S SRM-! 4046 (Polygram) know artist as ONE'S MINE Songwriter fans this AMY WOOLEY 62 55 94 GREATEST HITS 5900. The label has added Connie David Frizzel, Warner /Viva as Ronnie Milsap, RCA AALI the composer of such songs "If My Heart Had Windows " -86 23688 WEA Collins as promotions assistant. 3772 RCA "Couldn't Do Nothin' Right" (for 25 23 10 NUMBER ONES Rosanne Cash) and "Tennessee When Amy Wooley arrived in Conway Twiny, MCA 5318 MCA 63 58 170 GREATEST HITS 26 24 13 BUSTED Waylon Jennings, RCA ÁA11.3318 RCA Rose" (for Emmylou Harris). Rodeo Nashville to record her current lohn Coulee, MCA 5310 MCA fans know her from stints on the pro- single with producer Ron Chancey, PERMIAN 27 29 49 STEP BY STEP 64 66 142 THE BEST OF she found a much warmer reception Eddie Rabbitt, Elektra 5E EDDIE RABBITT fessional barrel- racing circuit. Now 532 WEA Elektra 6E 235 WEA with this week's superstarred debut than an earlier trip when she made 28 22 16 CHARLEY SINGS INKS MOFFATT 16TH AVENUE CHOICE cm* on the Hot Country Singles chart, the local Music City rounds with EVERYBODY'S Lacy J. Dalton, Columbia Pride, RCA AHLI.4287 RCA Brooks ensures herself a new group little success. FC 37915 CBS AND SEELY 29 25 18 WINDOWS 66 69 62 CARRYIN' ON of fans. Cleveland -born Wooley, 26, had DALLAS -Katy Moffatt and The Charlie Daniels Band, come to Nashville in 1977 with a Epic FE 37694 CBS THE FAMILY NAMES The Dallas -born singer (who once Jeannie Seely are the first artists David Frizzell 8 Shelly 30 27 112 MY HOME'S IN held a career as a commercial artist) demo tape of original songs, hoping signed to Permian Records, a new West, Warner Bros. BSK ALABAMA 3555 WEA has spent time in both Austin, and to land a recording contract. When here geared Alabama, RCA all 1.3644 RCA label venture based and 67 62 4 FAMILY AND FRIENDS 31 30 15 AIN'T GOT NOTHIN' TO Nashville. In Austin, she worked no doors opened, she returned to the specifically toward the country mu- Ricky Skaggs, Rounder with like Jerry Jeff Chicago folk music club scene where LOSE 0151 IND performers sic market. Bobby Bare. Columbia FC 60 96 GREATEST HITS Walker, Steve Fromholz, Rusty she had performed for several years. 37719 CBS 68 Chuck Robinson, Permian's presi- Anne Murray, Capitol SOO 32 31 SOFT TOUCH Weir and the Lost Gonzo Band. She met and married Rob Rawlings, is 12110 CAP dent and chairman, says he cur- Tammy Wynette, Epic Singer /songwriter Gary P. Nunn a commodities broker who insisted rently negotiating with artists to 37980 CBS 69 70 56 SHARE YOUR LOVE they move to Los Angeles to pursue 36 3 STRAIT FROM THE HEART Kenny Rogers, Liberty 100 (formerly Brooks' husband) cut her round out the label's roster. First 1108 CAP on an her career. There, he interested George Strait, MCA 5320 MCA "Fool For A Tender Touch" product on Moffatt and Seely will 34 26 26 FINALLY 70 68 221 STARDUST album. In Nashville, she roomed MCA Records president Bob Siner debut in January. T.G. Sheppard, Willie Nelson, Columbia IC 35305 CBS with Carlene Carter -and wrote in Wooley's talents and Siner signed Grammy- winning producer Larry Warner /Curb BSK 3600 WEA to L'S 45 2 THE LEGEND GOES ON 71 72 78 ROWDY "Tennessee Rose" for Carlene's fa- her the label. Her debut album Butler will serve as Permian's a &r The Statler Brothers, Hank Williams Jr., Cash last year was "Amy Wooley." Mercury SRM- 1.4048 Elektra /Curb 6E 330 WEA ther and stepmother, Johnny counsultant. West Coast entertain- (Polygram) POL 72 73 8 I'M GOIN' HURTIN' and June Carter. In December, she linked with 25 THE DAVID FRIUELL AND ment attorney Gerry Margolis is as- 36 33 Joe Stampley, Epic FE- It was Rodney Crowell who found manager David Wood who brought suming the position of executive vice SHELLY WEST ALBUM 37927 CBS Warner /Viva BSK 3643 WEA Brooks in Austin and suggested she her to Nashville and put her with splitting his time between 73 71 50 YOU DON'T KNOW ME president, 37 37 44 STRAIT COUNTRY MCA's Nashville a &r vice president Mickey Gilley, Epic FE move to California, where she sang L.A. and Dallas. Jim Meadors will George Strait, MCA 5248 MCA 37416 CBS Ron Chancey. Singing harmonies 38 38 17 LAST TRAIN TO HEAVEN backup with a group he had formed. be vice president of financial affairs. 74 67 17 THE DUKES OF HAllARD Boxcar Willie, Main Street with Wooley on her first chart single Various Artists, Scour Bros. 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A good idea, the panel The Vienna Philharmonic per- World in New York. agreed, was to supply local DJs with forms two Richard Strauss pieces Godwin, Dawidjian and Dragone the stores' business cards so that Aug. 20. Margaret Whiting appears all run independent single record when patrons asked a title of a song in a cabaret act Aug. 22, and a SENSATIONAL BLACK COUNTRY ARTIST, stores specializing in dance /disco they could write it on the back of the "Moodsong" based on the last min- FOR SALE Haden Reed -Two big selling LPs "A Tribute To Hank Williams Sr." & "Singh/ Pure Country product. All stressed the importance card. utes in the life of jazz saxophonist Old And New Albums each. Send to Pals Place, of the 12 -inch single within their re- Actually knowing the music was "Lady" Lester Young airs the 23rd. ORIGINAL ELVIS PRESLEY RECORDS 120 Miel Drive, Summerville, SC 29483. want US RCA EPa, Sun & RCA singles with spective markets. deemed very important. "People Entitled "The Resurrection Of Lady orig. covers, promo with covers mono LP's. Also, they all stressed the impor- would come in asking about the Lester," the program was first per- Only in very good to mint condition. Also want VHS NTSC video or rare audio tapes.. Send list When Answering Ads . . . tance of keeping close touch with song with the waitress in a cocktail formed at the Yale Repertory The- to Carlos Ares, Av. Libertador 13341, 1640 their local clubs and DJs, and either bar when the Human League song ater and the Manhattan Theatre Martinez, Buenos Aires, Argentina. You Say Saw It in Billboard printing their own charts or display- fast came out," recalled Godwin. Club. LAURA FOTI

www.americanradiohistory.com 46 International Music Arm Boosts Thorn EMI EMI Electrola Takes Division Reports 12 -Month Profit Of $62.4 Million Top Continued from page 9 strategy for growth in the years improvements in productivity will German Chart Share ahead. only become apparent as markets HAMBURG -EMI Electrola Behind EMI Electrola in its and suffered falls ema social centers move out of recession." is the clear leader among West share of singles chart placings "That is further reinforced by the in attendance." But one former employee of the German record companies in the were Ariola with 17.4 %, followed prospects we see coming for the The group's retail chain of shops Thorn company went on to make a shared chart performance for the by Teldec with 12.5%, DGG with company from the forthcoming ex- "made progress with strong demand dramatic personal contribution to first half of this year compiled by 10.8 %, CBS also on 10.8% and pansion of broadcasting by satellite for video products, though intense last year's music division growth. He the magazine Musikmarkt. WEA with 10.2 %. and cable tv." competition in the High Street for is Cliff Richard, then Harry Webb, The Cologne -based company The magazine's similar analy- most other products reduced mar- In fact, the U.K. labor force of who started his working life as a not only consolidated its leading sis of group performances shows gins." Thorn EMI was cut by a further truck loader at Thorn's television position in the singles charts with EMI's Spider Murphy Gang out Thorn EMI consumer electronics 8,400 during the 1981 -82 financial factory. He returned to the Thorn a 22.9% share, but also overtook ahead in the singles stakes with profit for 1981 -82 was $124 million, year, and Sir Richard Cave says: "stable" when the company took Ariola at the head of the table for "Skandal Im Sperrbezirk." Run- compared with $118 million the pre- "The real benefits of the resulting over the ailing EMI company. album chart placings. ner-up was singer Joachim Witt vious year. The films, video software with "Goldener Reiter" on WEA. EMI's 18.3% LP share was and leisure section taken as a whole Third place went to Al Bano based both on the strength of its made a loss of $17 million, com- `SHAKUHACHI' ALBUM and Romina Power with "Shara- international repertoire and on pared with a profit of $4.8 million zan" (EMI). its role in the New German the previous year. key The Spider Murphy Gang re- Japanese Firm Plans LP Wave movement through sign- peated its success in the album Cave, in his report, admits to ings such as Kraftwerk, Fehlfar- "mixed feelings." He adds: "The lists, the Munich group's "Dolce ben, Rheingold, Spider Murphy Vita" outpointing Foreigner's continuing recession in many of our For Export Market Only Gang and BAP. markets has given us a considerable "4" (WEA) and "Der Ernst Des challenge. Levels or order intake By SHIG FUJITA In second place was Ariola Lebens" by another WEA act, from the U.K. market were lower TOKYO -The Japan Publications were made on two albums by John with 17.05 %. Third, and some Ideal. way last year in many sectors than in the Trading Co., Japan's biggest ex- Kaizan Neptune, a jazz -styled musi- behind, was CBS with Among West German publish- previous year. porter of records, has produced a cian, and there were encouraging 12.7 %, then Deutsche Grammo- ers the best performance came phon "But balancing this is the enlarge- specialist album of Japanese barn- sales and reactions in the U.S. and (10.6 %), WEA (10.15 %), K- from Francis Day & Hunter with ment of our home entertainment boo flute music which will by -pass through Europe. tel (7.34 %), Phonogram (6.83 %) 9.8 %, ahead of Gerig with 8.6% businesses, especially music and the domestic marketplace and go This somewhat unexpected suc- and Metronome (6 %). and Melodie Der Welt with 7.3 %. video hardware and software, so solely for export. cess, says Masuo Kokubo, manager strengthening our conviction that Experiments on this instrument, of Japan Publications Trading's rec- the company is pursuing the right known here as the "shakuhachi," ords division, triggered the decision to go for an export-only package in- CBS Austria `Nice Price' troducing "purely Japanese music" to international record- buyers. Exceeds Expectations Swedish Label Eliminates He adds: "We also brought Masa- yuki Koga back to Japan to work on By MANFRED SCHREIBER Domestic Production Arm the recording sessions. He has stud- o Says Niklas: 4 -Grammofon AB lancers only will be used in future. ied Japanese flute since 1961, then VIENNA -Despite the overall "Unlike the parallel went to the U.S. in 1972, establishing aura of gloom hovering over the campagin in West Germany, we put mElectra, one of Sweden's leading in- Also cut back will be the press and dependent record companies, is advertising department." the Japanese Music Institute of record industry here, CBS Austria strong efforts and money on behalf 2 scrapping its entire domestic pro- Electra developed into one of the America in San Francisco in 1981." has been breaking projected sales of `Nice Price' into radio advertising m material. The duction unit, with a loss of 10 jobs, major local companies during the Part of the work undertaken at targets with its carefully -orches- and point-of -sale ex- because of "the general crisis" in the 1950s and 1960s and has been RCA Koga's institute is teaching Ameri- trated "Nice Price" marketing cam- pense forced us to set what was, for cans to play "shakuhachi," and the paign. Austria, a comparatively high sales .-cil record industry, according to Hans- representative in Sweden since the Ove Eriksson, managing director. '50s. Today, the company has license export album is to include a four- It features big -name back catalog target in order to break even." M He adds: "It's a matter of re -or- pacts with such foreign labels as Mo- page English explanation of the in- material, previously retailing in the He sees a great future for sales of range history. top -price sector but not on offer at cheaper, top -quality and big -name ganization. The three- strong team of town, 20th Century , Teldec and strument's and D local producers will go, and free- Telefunken, plus RCA. First pressing of the LP, some new low prices. back catalog material. A new batch n 3,000 copies, will be accompanied Rudolf Niklas, marketing and of 22 titles has been added to "Nice When RCA started setting up its by promotional material for distri- sales manager, says: "Our confident Price" here, including Shakin' Ste - own operations in various European bution to Japan Publications Trad- estimate was that we'd sell 25,000 yens' "Hot Dog," ELO's "On The Melanie To Headline territories some years back, Electra ing's 18 distributors in. the U.S., LPs and prerecorded cassettes in the Third Day" and George Benson's was subject of rumors of a takeover Rotterdam Folk Fest France, West Germany, Belgium, first three months of a campaign "Shape Of Things To Come." by the U.S. major, but retained inde- Holland, Italy, Switzerland, Canada which started in April. The eventual aim of CBS Austria pendence and the RCA license. AMSTERDAM -The 1982 pro- and Australia. Kokubo says he looks "In fact, we passed that figure in is to have at least 100 titles in this duction of Rotterdam Folk, a promi- Hans -Ove Eriksson says: "There for eventual sales in the 8,000 region. just four weeks and at the end of the sales sector. Says Niklas: "The aim is nent indoor annual folk festival, will are three aspects of the decision to The only Japanese wording on the second month had sold 55% more." to encourage more young con - be headed by U.S. singer Melanie at cut back. First, the whole industry sleeve is the title, "Hishiryo," or "Be- The first release batch in the sumers, in the 17 -25 year -old group, the Doelen Concert Hall, Sept. 2 -4. has slipped economically in recent yond Time And Space." The seven "Nice Price" range featured 40 titles, to buy albums and cassettes. This is the seventh in the series years. Then our domestic produc- tracks included three traditional retailing at between $5 and $5.80 in "The record industry market and it is expected to draw some tions haven't been successful Japanese folk songs and four Koga the Austrian retail outlets, compared clearly has been shrinking but it is a 10,000 fans, with a total 28 concerts enough. And RCA product similarly originals. The aim is to produce a with the usual $9.40 for a full -price fact of life that costs remain the same in the schedule featuring artists from has not been so successful of late." similar package every year. album. or increase. the U.S., U.K., France, West Ger- Eriksson has appointed a new many, Austria, Italy, Hungary, Tur- marketing director, Jan Bjoerklund, key, Sweden, Finland, Belgium and formerly in that role with Sound of OVERSEAS PAYMENTS SPOTLIGHTED Holland. Scandinavia Recording AB. Delays Irk German Publishers Continued from page 9 original German titles performed by cerned. It was up to GEMA to set a thors' interests. "If you copy 16 notes German artists, with accompanying good example. in a row it is still not plagiarism," he biographies and lyric sheets, which Horst Schubert, chairman of the said. "With 16 notes there are about will be distributed to radio station Assn.'s choral music panel, de- five million possible variations." programming staff as a means of fa- scribed how severely music publish- them with current home- are by the of Dr. Josef Bamberger, UFA gen- miliarizing ers afflicted spread grown work. photocopying. Even though more eral manager, reported once again were being published on the general trend among German A plea from Peer Southern's Mi- folio titles and more choral performances were tak- radio stations to play nothing but chael Karnstedt urged fellow pub- ing place, the sales of sheet music foreign titles, and provided a hit pa- lishers to pay more heed to video. were actually declining. West Ger- with an animosity to On the basis of his experiences at rade of those with German music. Saarlandischer VIDCOM, he said: "It is alarming many had over 18,000 choirs more than 500,000 singers between Rundfunk in Saarbrucken topped the way this new industry is han- them. the poll with 69.7% foreign music, dling publishers' rights. We should Schubert demonstrated the anti- followed by Sudwestfunk (Baden do more to prosecute our own inter- copying spot -a brown or red mark Baden) with 66% and Deutschland - ests, because the legal position over on each sheet designed to make mu- funk (Cologne) with 64.8 %. Even the music on video is far from resolved sic unreadable after photocopying. lowest, Suddeutsche Rundfunk at the moment." Despite criticising orchestras for (Stuttgart), notched 51.7% during that ROYAL REOPENING -Princess Margriet of the Netherlands chats with Allen Hanser- Strecker added returning hired folios in poor condi- 1980, the year in question. greater cooperation was needed be- Davis, president of CBS Records International, during a party celebrating the tion, the music publishers an- a ini- tween the various societies reopening of CBS' printing facility in Haarlem. The original plant burned down Bamberger announced joint copyright nounced a program of support for worldwide, whom was cur- nearly two years ago. Among the other guests were the Lord Mayor of Haar- tiative by German music society each of youth orchestras in the future, on the lem, left, and Peter de Rougemont, senior vice president of European oper- SPIDEM, which together with rently working independently where grounds that they were "the custom- ations, CBS Records International, second right. GEMA plans album compilations of video and cable television were con- ers of tomorrow."

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Continued from page 4 the grounds that he was merely look- ing plates, were found during a Ge- ing after the tapes for a few hours nova raid. feit cassettes. On June 14 this year he "as a kindness" to Guarino. The trial was staged in Milan be- was sent to prison for three months The new law is being imple- cause Artuffo admitted buying and fined $1,500. mented successfully in `old" cases, much of the materials he used in this His sentence also included a pun- as is evidenced by the "stolen goods" city. And, June 11 this year, he was ishment somewhat unique to the trial of Gianfranco Artuffo. found guilty of various offenses of Italian legal way of life. He was or- This story started in September, record piracy, sent to jail for two dered to buy space in a local news- 1979, when 2,000 cassettes with years, fined $375 and ordered to pay paper and a specialist music publi- counterfeit SIAE stamps, together damages to copyright holders. cation thereby proclaiming publicly with master tapes and sleeve-print- Artuffo's prison sentence was his guilt and the nature of his of- longer than the average because he fense. had a previous conviction for this Tanorella, like virtually all con- 'Open Air' Show type of offense was regarded as a CHIPS CHEER -Swedish pop duo Chips visits Copenhagen for a two day pro- victed pirates, was also ordered to "habitual criminal," something motional tour for their new Mariann Records LP, "Having A Party." The visit, pay a sum of damages to the copy- ` which weighs heavily when Italian including in -store appearances at three Fona locations, For Rockpalast' was coordinated right owners of the pirated material. judges reflect on suitable punish- through the group's Danish affiliate, Tuba Records. Chips members are, from He took the line in his own de- MUNICH -German television's ments. left forefront, Kikki Danielsson and Elisabeth Andreasson. fense of denouncing the new antipi- "Rockpalast" live concert series It's true that the new law is not so racy law as "unconstitutional" in originates for the first time from an fast -moving in all parts of Italy, but that it was "too severe" as compared open air venue on August 28. the in -court action on both the "sto- with others dealing with crimes of Appearing at the Loreley Am- len goods" law and the antipiracy what he suggested were "the same phitheater Rhine will Manilow In Soviet Disk Bow on the river be legislation is ensuring that record/ low levels of importance." But the Eric his Frankie Miller, Burdon and tape piracy is coming under much MOSCOW -Barry Manilow has Soviet, the LP featuring him with judge emphasized that this was a new band, guitarist David Lindley, better control. at last made his on -disk debut in the Russian musicians playing spe- plea totally groundless in law. Rory Gallagher and BAP. The lat- Soviet Union, with state record com- cially- arranged Russian folk songs. In Rome, another street trader ter, a dialect rock group from Co- When the antipiracy law was in- pany Melodiya putting out an al- Melodiya's pressing facilities in was found to have some 90 cassettes logne which just earned a gold LP troduced, Guido Gignano, president bum compilation of "greatest hits" Riga and Leningrad have been fur- in his stall which infringed the law in from EMI, is the first domestic rock of Associazone dei Fonografici Ital- as part of its latest licensed inter- ther pushed to capacity by demand that they didn't have the mandatory act to be featured on a "Rockpalast" iana (AFI), the local group of IFPI, national material. for two albums by the late Joe bas- stamp of the licensing organization concert. estimated that 30% of record and Also out is Melodiya's second al- sin, still a favorite performer here. Societa Italiana Degli Autori Ed Program producer WDR -TV in tape sales in Italy were accounted for bum by the Bee Gees, "Spirits Hav- Other important recent releases have Editori (SIAE). Cologne says the summer special by pirate product and he confidently ing Flown," the first being "Nights been Abba's "The Album," the Within three months, Dante will start at 4:00 p.m. and continue expected this to be reduced to a On Broadway" some four years ago. Swedish group's "Voulez- Vous," El- Gnessi, the trader, was in court until midnight, broadcast live on all "manageable and reasonably ac- The group has wide popularity here, ton John's "Single Man," Gloria being sentenced to two months in third TV channels in Germany, with ceptable" 5% to 8% in due course. but the albums are lamentably few Gaynor's "Love Ways" and LPs by jail with a $260 fine. In fact, his sen- FM stereo simulcast. Nine foreign It's now apparent, 12 months far and between, though EPs and U.K. group Sky and French singer tence was immediately cut by a third networks, including Italy, France later, that many in the industry be- flexi -disks, mainly for the magazine Michel Sardou. because he had pleaded guilty and and the U.K., are also set to carry the lieve that Rignano's forecast will, in- Krugozor, were available through On Melodiya's domestic talent admitted that he knew of the ramifi- show, either live or via tape delay. deed, prevail. the 1970s. front a major release is the debut al- cations of the new antipiracy laws. "Francis Goya In Moscow" also bum of Estonia -based Magnetic Gnessi told the court that he was seems set for big national sales in the Band, a top rock act. caught while selling the very last of his illegal cassettes and that he in- tended to go "legal only" in his fu- ture trading. Gov't Curbs Hurt Jazz Acts In Poland Emphasis on different aspects of Continued from page 34 the new law seems to vary from one Jan Ptaszyn Wroblewski, the first PRODUCTI region to another. Some lawyers feel But it's never certain until the last Polish jazzman to appear at the it is constructed in such a way as to moment whether a show will go Newport Jazz Festival, in back 1958, favor litigation against producers of ahead, for the political tensions are now an arranger at Polish Radio, counterfeit product rather than the such that there can be sudden curbs says the greatest problem for Polish actual sellers or traders. Rome, the on the staging of entertainment jazz is the way international links Italian capital, is seen as more a sell- events in general. have been broken. ers' center than a haven of illegal du- There was one period of political "It's not just a question of Polish plicators. Judges in Rome seem, so suspension, for example, slapped on artists travelling abroad but also of far, to prefer actions against receiv- student clubs, normally very active foreign artists coming to this country ers of stolen goods rather than prose- in the jazz world. so we can stay abreast of world jazz cutions against pirates. Despite the higher fees being paid developments. But at national level there have to musicians, the even higher in- "The truth is that leading Polish been many sentences handed down creases in food, restaurant meals and jazz musicians know each other's to pirates in Italy over the last year hotel accommodations make tours work so well they cannot surprise under a law known here as "ricetta- inevitably non -profit making. The each other in a musical sense. It's im- zione," a term extended to goods ob- public can't afford the higher ticket possible to lay on concerts involving tained through illegal activities of all prices which would make touring foreign jazzmen it is hard because to kinds. economically viable again. make contact, with telephone, telex One trader, Pasquale Guarino, Again, the reimposition of a night and telegram links with the outside got two years in prison, plus a $450 curfew in some areas affects the world severed." It already seems cer- fine. Sentences of around six months whole atmosphere of concerts, with tain that the Warsaw International and fines up to $500 are becoming musicians feeling under pressure. Jazz Jamboree, a silver jubilee pro- almost commonplace as the fight Petrol rationing adds to the problem duction this year, will have to be against piracy in Italy takes for itinerant Polish jazzmen. cancelled. on a w en you kind of legal pattern. Paolo Tam - bone went to prison for two months, TV DISK COMPANY and was fined $75 having been are looking at caught, back in July 1980, prior to the new law, with nearly 900 illegal the particulars Duo Exits K -tel U.K. For Own Firm cassettes. He'd pleaded not guilty on LONDON -Two key executives bution and tv space- buying. of technology. of K -tel U.K., managing director The new outfit will sell only German New Wave Colin Ashby and a&r chief Nigel through retail outlets and won't be Mason, have quit to set up a rival involved in direct response selling, a Makes Dutch Thrust television record merchandising growing sector of record marketing company, TV Records, with re- in the U.K. AMSTERDAM -German new ported city backing of around $2 wave rock music, currently culling million. Says Ashby: "We are a wholly worldwide sales, is set to make fur- The duo aims to have the new British company with no loyalty to ther inroads into the Dutch market- company fully operational in a few overseas affiliates." K -tel, first and place following the signing of two weeks, with a release schedule of five most successful tv merchandiser in distribution deals by local inde- or six albums between late August Britain, is Canadian- owned. pendent Munich Records. and Christmas. He adds: "We've left K -tel with a Both pacts were set through Bell - A T.B.spa Ashby says TV Records will be es- strong line -up of releases for the fall. aphon in West Germany. One cov- 20030 Senago Milano Italy sentially a "small overheads" oper- But we're convinced there is both ers the newly -found Neue Welt la- 30, Palmiro Togliatti ation, handling its own a &r and room and opportunity for another bel, and the other covers another telefono 02 9989976/7 marketing, but going through out- television marketing company recently- formed German label, TLX 334457 ATI81X I. side companies for pressing, distri- within the U.K. music industry." Gulp.

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London Swing Orchestra, K -Tel 19 18 ADIOS SMOR, Andy Borg, EMI 7 8 PROLOGUE, Akina Nakamori, 9 NEW BELLA'MBRIANA, Pino Daniele, 5 24 DON'T GO, Yazoo, Mute 33 30 ARE YOU READY, Bucks Fizz, 20 NEW DAS MAEDCHEN AUF DERT Warner -Pioneer EMI 6 NEW DRIVING IN MY CAR, Madness, RCA REPPE, Tangerine Dream, 8 5 PINEAPPLE, Seiko Matsuda, 10 14 ROCK MANTICO, Alberto Stiff 34 40 COMBAT ROCK, Clash, CBS Arlola CBS /Sony Camerini, CBS 7 5 A NIGHT TO REMEMBER, 35 35 BODY TALK, Imagination, R &B 21 23 GIRL CRAZY, Hot Chocolate, EMI 9 12 JUST ANOTHER DAY IN 11 15 30 X 60 VOL. II, Various, CGD/ Shalamar, Solar 36 NEW THE ANVIL, Visage, Polydor 23 NEW WO BIST DU, Spider Murphy PARADISE, Bertie Higgins, MM A 8 12 IT STARTED WITH KISS. Hot 37 31 THE NUMBER OF THE BEAST, Gang, EMI CBS /Sony 12 11 EVA, Unberto Tozzi, CGD /MM Chocolate, Rak Iron Maiden, EMI 24 21 CENTERFOLD, J. Gel's Band, 10 13 HOT LIPS, Kado Asami, Teichiku 13 NEW 16 ROUND NO. 2, Various, CGD/ 9 31 COME ON EILEEN, Denys 38 37 CHARIOTS OF FIRE, Vangelis, EMI 11 10 BOYS GIRLS, Shibugakltal, CBS/ MM Midnight Runners 8 The Polydor 25 17 FELICITA, AI Bano & Romina Sony 14 7 BODY TALK, Imagination, Emerald Express, Mercury 39 34 BAT OUT OF HELL, Meat Loaf, Power, EMI 12 NEW BANZAI, Masahiko Kondo, RVC Panarecord 10 4 INSIDE OUT, Odyssey, RCA Epic /Cleveland Intl 26 14 DER KOMMISSAR, Falco, Teldec 13 11 GEORGE, George Yanagi, 15 NEW TERESA DESIO, Teresa Desto, 11 8 NOW THOSE DAYS ARE GONE, 40 NEW A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS, A Flock 27 27 GERMANY CALLING, Tone Band, Warner-Pioneer Polygram Bucks Fizz, RCA of Seagulls, Jive Polydor 14 14 BIOGRAPHY II, Takao Kisugl, KI 16 10 SCHIAVO SENZA CATENE, 12 6 MUSIC AND LIGHTS, 28 25 CRIMSON & CLOVER, Joan Jett, Kitty Marco Ferradini, Spaghetti/ Imagination, R&B Bellaphon 15 9 2222NEN PICNIC, Tulip, Toshiba - RCA 13 14 NIGHT TRAIN, Visage, Polydor CANADA 29 29 ON THE ROAD AGAIN, Barrabas, EMI 17 12 CONCERT IN CENTRAL PARK, 14 20 I SECOND THAT EMOTION, 16 15 SOMEDAY, Motoharu Sano, Epic/ Simon 8 Garfunkel, Geffen/ (Courtesy Canadian Broadcasting Corp.) Hansa Japan, Hansa POGO Sony CBS As of 7/24/82 30 NEW IN TOGO, United Balls, 15 10 IKO IKO, Natasha, Towerbell 17 16 JURIA, Iruka, Clarion 18 18 JUKE BOX, Peppino DI Capri, SINGLES Jupiter 16 3 HAPPY TALK, Captain Sensible, 18 NEW ASIA, Asia, CBS /Sony Panarecord This Last A& M 19 19 NIAGARA SONG BOOK Elicit' 19 NEW MISTOMARE, Various, Durium Week Week ALBUMS 17 35 THE ONLY WAY OUT, Cliff 1 1 EIN BISSCHEN FRIEDEN, Nicole, Ohotaki, CBS /Sony 20 - HOLLYWOOD, HOLLYWOOD, 1 2 ABRACADABRA, Steve Miller Richard, EMI 20 NEW LOVE ISLAND, Third World, Roberto Vecchloni, CGD /MM Band, Capitol Jupiter 18 13 MURPHY'S LAW, Cheri, 21 2 2 85555, Spilff, CBS CBS /Sony 2 1 HURTS SO GOOD, John Cougar, 19 11 NO REGRETS, Midge Ure, 3 6 FUER Bap, Riva USSZESCHNIGGE, Chrysalis EMI 3 7 EYE OF THE TIGER, Survivor, NETHERLANDS 20 28 ME AND MY GIRL (NIGHT - 4 5 EYE IN THE SKY, Alan Parson CBS AUSTRALIA (Courtesy Stichting Nederlandse) CLUBBING), David Essex, Project, Arlola 4 5 WHO CAN IT BE NOW, Men At (Courtesy Kent Music Report) As of 7/24/82 21 26 VIDEOTHEQUE, Dollar, WEA Work, CBS 5 3 TUG OF WAR, Paul McCartney, As of 7/26/82 SINGLES 22 23 HEART (STOP BEATING IN EMI 5 4 This Last SINGLES This Last TIME), Leo Sayer, Chrysalis BODY LANGUAGE, Queen, Elektra 6 4 THE CONCERT IN CENTRAL Week Week Week Week 23 21 FREEBIRD, Lynyrd Skynyrd, MCA PARK, Simon & Garfunkel, CBS 1 1 6 3 ROSANNA, Toto, CBS 1 1 I'VE NEVER BEEN TO ME, SOMEONE LOVES YOU HONEY, 24 15 FOR THOSE ABOUT TO ROCK 7 11 ASIA, Asia, CBS 7 9 ONLY THE LONELY, Motels, Charlene, Motown June Lodge 8 Prince (WE SALUTE YOU), AC /DC, 8 10 ARCHITECTURE & MORALITY, Capitol 2 4 I RAN, A Flock Of Seagulls, Jive Mohammed, Dance Recs Atlantic Orchestral Manouevers in The 8 12 EYES OF A STRANGER, Payolas, 3 3 SIX MONTHS IN A LEAKY BOAT, 2 2 DIEP IN MIJN HART, Andre 25 30 TAKE IT AWAY, Paul McCartney, Dark, Arlola A& M Split Enz, Mushroom Hazes, EMI Parlophone 9 7 STILL LIFE, Rolling Stones, EMI 9 10 CAUGHT UP IN YOU, .38 Special, 4 2 KEY LARGO, Bertie Higgins, Epic 3 9 'N BEETJE GELD VOOR EEN 26 NEW STOOL PIGEON, Kid Creole & 10 8 AVALON, Roxy Music, Polydor A&M 5 5 HUNGRY LIKE THE WOLF, Duran BEETJE LIEFDE, Angelique, Olala Coconuts, Ze /Island 11 12 DOLCE VITA, Spider Murphy 10 16 YOUR DADDY DON'T KNOW, Duran, EMI 4 5 AVALON, Rosy Music, Polydor 28 18 BEATLES MOVIE MEDLEY, Gang, EMI Toronto, A&M 6 8 MORE THAN THIS, Roxy Music, 5 6 BISCAYA, James Last, Polydor Beatles, Parlophone 12 13 4, Foreigner, WEA 6 HEAT OF THE MOMENT, Asia, Polydor 6 4 I'VE NEVER BEEN TO ME, 28 37 TOO LATE, Junior, Mercury 13 17 FREEZE FRAME, J.Geils Band, Geffen 7 7 VIEW FROM A BRIDGE, Kim Charlene, Motown 29 19 LAS PALABRAS DE AMOR, EMI 12 8 LOVE'S BEEN A LITTLE BIT Wilde, Rak 7 NEW 0,0 DEN HAAG, Harry Queen, EMI 14 9 TRIO, Trio, Phonogram HARD ON ME, Juice Newton, 8 13 POISON ARROW, A.B.C., Mercury Klorkesteln, Polydor 30 36 CHALK DUST -THE UMPIRE 15 15 BEST MOVES, Chris De Bourgh, Capitol 9 6 DON'T YOU WANT ME, Human 8 8 I CAN MAKE YOU FEEL GOOD, STRIKES BACK, The Brat, CBS 13 17 LOVE PLUS ONE, Haircut One League, Virgin Shalamar, Solar Hansa 16 14 SELECT, Kim Wilde, EMI Hundred, Jive 10 12 PROMISED YOU A MIRACLE, 9 7 DYNAMITE, Vanessa, Dureco 31 33 ROCK THE CASBAH, The Clash, 17 19 FIVE MIOES OUT, Mike Oldtleld, 14 14 THE OTHER WOMAN, Ray Parker Simple Minds, Virgin 10 10 TORCH, Soft Cell, Vertigo CBS Arlola Jr., Arista 11 11 BABY MAKES HER BLUE JEANS 32 38 LOVE IS IN CONTROL (FINGER 18 NEW IV, Toto, CBS 15 20 EVEN THE NIGHTS ARE BETTER, TALK, Dr. Hook, Mercury ALBUMS ON THE TRIGGER), Donna 19 16 ICH WILL LEBEN. Peter Maffay, Air Supply, Blg Time 12 NEW CRIMSON & CLOVER, Joan Jett 1 1 STILL LIFE, The Rolling Stones, Summer, Geffen Metronome 16 NEW KEEP THE FIRE BURNIN', REO & Blackheads, Liberation EMI 33 16 JUST WHO IS THE 5 O'CLOCK 20 18 BUSINESS AS USUAL, Men At Speedwagon, Epic 13 15 ISLAND OF LOST SOULS, 2 2 AVALON, Roxy Music, E.G./ HERO, Jam, Polydor Work, CBS 17 11 EBONY AND IVORY, Paul Blondie, Chrysalis Polydor 34 22 I'VE NEVER BEEN TO ME, McCartney & 14 10 DON'T TALK TO STRANGERS, 3 3 DORIS DAY EN ANDERE Charlene, Motown Stevie Wonder, CBS Rich Springfield, Wizard STUKKEN, Doe Maar, Killroy 35 NEW STRANGE LITTLE GIRL, 4 4 ABRACADABRA, Steve Miller Stranglers, Liberty 18 13 I'VE NEVER BEEN TO ME, 15 9 MIKEY, Tony Basil, Radialchoice Charlene, Motown 16 NEW NO TIME, Mondo Rock, WEA Band, Mercury 36 NEW THE CLAPPING SONG, Belle JAPAN 19 NEW Adrian Gurvitz, Rak 5 10 MIRAGE, Fleetwood Mac, Warner Stars, Stiff ENOUGH IS ENOUGH, April (Courtesy Music Labo) 17 16 CLASSIC, Wine, Capitol 18 17 CONTROVERSY, Prince, Warner Bros. 37 17 WORK THAT BODY, Diana Ross, As of 7/26/82 6 NEW SKUNK, Doe Maar, Milroy Capitol 20 19 ALWAYS ON MY MIND, Willie SINGLES Bros. Nelson, CBS 19 NEW HOLD ME, Fleetwood Mac, 7 NEW BISCAYA, James Last, Polydor 38 NEW NIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN, Elkle This Last Week Week Warner Bros. 8 9 WINDSONG, Randy Crawford, Brooks, A &M Warner Bros. ALBUMS 1 1 20 20 DO YOU BELIEVE IN LOVE, Huey 39 NEW ARTHUR DALEY, The Firm, Bark/ HIGHTEEN BOOGIE, Masahiko 9 5 EYE IN THE SKY, The Alan 1 1 ASIA, Asia, Geffen Kondo, RVC (Jenny's) Lewis 8 News, Chrysalis Stiff Parsons 2 2 TUG OF WAR, Paul McCartney, 2 2 MADONNA TACHI NO LULLABY, Project, Arista 40 39 I WAS TIRED OF BEING ALONE, CBS Hlromi Iwasaki, Victor (NTV/ ALBUMS 10 7 THREE SIDES LIVE, Genesis, Patrice Rushen, Elektra Charisma 3 3 BUSINESS AS USUAL, Men At Geld') 1 1 AVALON, Roxy Music, Polydor Work, CBS 2 NEW SONS OF BEACHES, Australian ALBUMS 3 3 KITASAKABA, Takashi 4 5 STILL LIFE, Rolling Stones, Hosokawa, Nippon Columbia Crawl, EMI 1 THE LEXICON OF LOVE, ABC, Rolling 3 3 TIME AND TIDE, Split Enz, Neutron Stones (JCM /Burning) DENMARK 5 4 EYE IN THE SKY, Alan Parsons 4 9 LA SAISON, Ann Louis, Victor Mushroom (Courtesy BT /IFPI) 1 5 FAME, Soundtrack, RSO Project, Arista 4 4 MIRAGE, Fleetwood Mac, Warner As of 7/20/82 3 4 LOVE 8 DANCING, The League (Watanabe) 6 10 AMERICAN FOOL, Bros. SINGLES Unlimited Orchestra, Virgin John Cougar, 5 4 HYAKUMANDORU BABY, Johnny, Riva 5 11 TUG OF WAR, Paul McCartney, This Last 4 3 AVALON, Roxy Music, EG/ King (Crzazy Rider) Week Week Polydor 7 NEW PICTURES AT ELEVEN, Robert 6 7 SUMMER TOUR, RC Succession, Parlophone Plant, Swan Song 6 5 RIO, Duran Duran, EMI 1 1 EN SMULE FRED, Nicole, Jupiter 5 2 PICTURES AT ELEVEN, Robert London (Nakayoshi) 8 6 AVALON, Roxy Music, 7 2 SOLID GOLD EASY ACTION, T. 2 2 EIN BISSCHEN FRIEDEN, Nicole, Plant, Swan Song Warner 7 5 SEKIDOLOMASHI DOKKI, Bros. Rex, EMI Jupiter 6 16 THE CONCERT IN CENTRAL Kumiko Yamashita, Nippon 9 NEW ABRACADABRA, Steve Miller 8 13 NUOVO MONDO, Mondo Rock, 3 4 BABY MAKES HER BLUE JEANS PARK, Simon & Garfunkel, Columbia (Watanabe) TALK, Dr. Hook, Mercury Geffen Band. Capitol 8 6 NATSU NO HEROINE, Naoko WEA 10 8 TOTO IV, Toto, CBS 9 7 DARE, Human League, Virgin 4 5 DER KOMMISSAR, Falco, Gig /Pol 7 8 STILL LIFE, Rolling Stones, Kawal, Nippon Columbia 10 8 CHARIOTS OF FIRE, Vangelis, 5 9 DA DA DA, Trio, Vertigo Rolling Stones (Geld') 9 8 RVC Polydor 6 7 HVOR SKA' Vi SOVE I NAT, 8 6 MIRAGE. Fleetwood Mac, Warner SIE SHOJO, Hldekl Saljo. 11 10 STILL LIFE, Rolling Stones, Laban, EMI Bros. ( Getel) 10 12 NIJIIRO THE NIGHT CLUB, Rolling Stones 7 8 EN PIG SKA GYVT SO, Vos, 9 9 COMPLETE MADNESS. Madness, WEST GERMANY NEW SELECT, Kim Wilde, Rak Sonet /GDC Stiff (Courtesy Der Musikmarkt) Southern All Stars, Victor 12 13 6 HOT AUGUST NIGHT, Neil 8 3 LIKE A ROLLER COASTER, 10 10 ABRACADABRA, Steve Miller As of 7/26/82 (Amuse / PMP) Diamond, MCA Sugar, CNR Band, Mercury This Last SINGLES 11 YES-YES -YES, Off Course, 14 9 FRIENDS OF MR. CAIRO, Jon 8 9 NEW SHIRLEY, Shakin Stevens, Epic 13 SCREAMING FOR VENGEANCE, Week Week Toshiba EMI (Fairway /PMP) Vangelis, Polydor 10 NEW SUNSHINE REGGAE, Laid Back, Judas Priest, CBS 1 1 MAID OF ORLEANS, Orchestral 12 NEW AISHI NO KASABURANKA, CBS Sony 15 14 ORIGINAL MUSIQUARIUM, Stevie Medley 12 11 TROPICAL GANGSTERS, Kid Manouevers In The Dark, Hlromi Go, /PMP) Wonder, Motown Creole & Coconuts, Ze /Island Dindisc (Burning 13 10 Kenji 16 12 CIRCUS ANIMALS, Cold Chisel, ALBUMS 13 7 IMPERIAL BEDROOM, Elvis 2 4 ICH WILL SPASS, Markus, CBS OMAENI CHECK IN Polydor (Watanabe) WEA 1 1 3, Rugsted / Kreutzfeldt, CBS Costello 8 Attractions, F -Beat 3 2 DA DA DA ICH WEISS Sawada, Teichiju 17 17 1982 WITH A BULLET, Various, 2 3 FOR FULD MUSIK VOL. 9, 14 12 OVERLOAD, Various, Ronco BESCHEID, Frank Zander, 14 NEW CHIGIRI, Hiroshi Irsuki, EMI Various, EMI 15 15 RIO, Duran Duran, EMI Hansas (Asahl /Toel) 18 20 THE BROADSWORD 8 THE 3 4 POWER POP 1982/2, Various, 16 NEW THE KIDS FROM FAME, Various, 4 3 EBONY & IVORY, Paul McCartney 15 NEW DATTE -FALL IN LOVE -TO BEAST, Jethro Tull, Chrysalis Philips BBC & Stevie Wonder, EMI TSUZEN, Junko Mihara, King 19 15 THE HUNTER, Blondie, Chrysalis 4 2 TUG OF WAR, Paul McCartney, 17 14 ASIA, Asia, Geffen 5 5 DA DA DA ICH LIEB DICH (Burning /Howon) KUNSHO, Daisuke E 20 NEW EYE IN THE SKY, Alan Parsons MPL 18 22 TUG OF WAR, Paul McCartney. NICHT, Trlo, Phonogram 16 13 OTOKONO Project, Arista 5 5 SELECT, Kim Wilde, Rak Parlophone 6 6 CARBONARA, Splift, CBS Shima, King (NTV /Crazy Rider) 6 NEW MIRAGE, Fleetwood Mac, Warner 7 8 EIN BISSCHEN FRIEDEN, Nicole, 17 19 SUMMER HOLIDAY, Shanels, 19 23 NIGHT BIRDS, Shakatak, Polydor Bros. /GDC 29 FRIENDS, Jupiter Epic /Sony 20 Shalamar, Solar ITALY 7 7 STILL LIFE, Rolling Stones, 8 7 ROSEMARIE, Hubert Kah, Polydor 18 15 SHIAWASENITSUITE, Masashi 21 27 HAPPY TOGETHER, Odyssey, (Courtesy Germano Ruscitto) Rolling Stones, Rolling Stones/ 9 13 HEAT OF THE MOMENT, Asia, Sada, Freeflight (Masashi) RCA As of 7/20/82 EMI CBS 19 NEW SLOWMOTION, Akina Nakamori, 22 25 THE CHANGELING, Toyah, Safari SINGLES 8 8 AVALON, Roxy Music, EG /Pol 10 10 SOMMERPSROSSEN, UKW, Warner /Pioneer NTV/ Nichion This Last 23 18 THREE SIDES LIVE, Genesis, 9 NEW SAADANSK, Various, EMI Teldec 20 14 ON THE MACHINE, Tetta Week Week Charisma 10 6 VINDEN VENDER, Anne -Grethe, Sugimoto, Nippon Columbia 1 1 LA VOCE DEL PACRONE, Franco 24 28 LOVE SONGS, Barbra Streisand. 11 16 HOHE BERGE, Frl. Men e, Battlato, EMI Medley CBS Polydor (Office) www.americanradiohistory.com International Canada 49 Virgin To Bow Indie German, Polytram Sets Retail Dutch Firms Odyssey Vid Thrust Continued from page 10 By DAVID FARRELL ventional, uncomplicated company. TORONTO -PolyGram has be- many as 20 stores in the province of We don't want to change that." He come the first record company in Ontario have given PolyGram initial points to the international success of Canada to sell video games and re- orders. One of these was to have such German bands as D.A.F. and lated software. As previously noted, been the Sam the Record Man Tangerine Dream, both on Virgin, its sales force is handling the Philips chain. Owner Sam Sniderman made and adds, "A lot of musicians have Odyssey line (Billboard, July 10), al- an initial order for two of his stores, already called." though retailers contacted by Bill- including the company's flagship in In Hilversum, Dirk de Vries, cur- board indicate that substantial pro- Toronto, but after a month it has rently with Ariola, will take over motion won't occur until September. backed out for the time being. marketing of Virgin in the Benelux At that point, television spots will According to one Sam's employee, countries. Billboard photo by Bob King run in Canada and the U.S., some the games weren't selling and the re- In London, Virgin head Richard WINNER IS -Duran Duran members John, Andy and Roger Taylor participate utilizing Edmonton Oilers hockey turns policy wasn't sufficiently flex- Branson noted the firm's success in in Australia's recent 1982 Countdown Rock Awards television show. At right superstar Wayne Gretzky who is en- ible, the implication being the Odys- developing European artists abroad, is Countdown's regular anchorman, Ian Meldrum. The show's top winners dorsing everything these days from sey line was an inventory gamble at as well as the performance of Vir- were CBS group Men At Work. Bic pens to hockey pucks and now this time. gin's expansion two years ago in Odyssey. About 50 games are being intro- France. Since opening his Paris of- No official information on the duced by PolyGram with an average fice, Branson says his French turn- marketing of the line has yet been retail price of $41.95. Adaptor units over has tripled. German Export Trade Grows made available to the trade media are expected to run between $299 "We felt for some time that there here by PolyGram, apparently in an and $349. was room for another company in HAMBURG -Growing accept- other end of the scale came Gibral- effort to concentrate the impact of ance for German music abroad - tar (207 records), Iran (221, Colom- the fall push. Because PolyGram is the first Europe. In a tightening market- record company to market and sell embracing everything from James bia (186) and the People's Republic It is known, however, that Poly - place, the best way to protect your- video is Last and Eurovision-winner Nicole of China (2,169). Gram's sales force is concentrating games, the start-up program self is to get a larger share of a expected to slow, involving a lot of smaller market. And the best way of to the best of the New German The United States is at the mo- on promoting Odyssey to disk retail- Wave display merchandising training, breaking one's acts is to have your -means fast expanding trade ment a particularly strong market ers and wholesalers initially. How- for the country's record export firms. for exporters, partly due to the fact ever, merchandisers have shown both for the sales force and for re- own staff, your own commitment, tailers. behind those acts." Last year a total of 33.6 million that NGW bands are beginning to conservatism in moving into video disks was exported to European arouse interest while sales remain so far, largely because of the state of However, because of PolyGram's Virgin Music Publishing is cur- countries outside West Germany. By too small for disks to be pressed on the Canadian economy which is strong market share and experi- rently affiliated with CBS Songs/ far the biggest customer was Hol- the spot. forcing all retailers to under-stock enced work force, it is fair to assume April in most European markets. land, with 16.7 million units taken, Several Stateside retailers special- these days. that Odyssey is going to get a strong Branson says that partnership is followed by France, with 7.8 million, ize in German product, and certain The number of accounts accept- push and, ultimately, could become about to run out, but no decision has and the U.K., with 4.8 million. exporters like Larry's Record Syndi- ing a test marketing of the line is un- a profitable side -line for the com- been made whether it would be re- Among non -EEC countries, Swit- cate in Stuttgart in turn concentrate known, but it is thought that as pany. newed. zerland was the largest single market on the U.S. market. He added that there are no plans with 6.6 million units, while neigh- In total, U.S. imports from West to open Virgin retail outlets outside boring Austria took 6 million. Swe- Germany in 1981 amounted to 3.9 of the U.S., but there will be further den took 2 million disks, and at the million records and tapes. In -Store Push Aids expansion of independent music Simmons marketing /a &r companies to other TORONTO -The power of in- However, he arrived here without countries next year. store promotion made itself felt for payment to sign autographs and Middle East Gets Audio exercise guru Richard Simmons in -Video Show shake hands with approximately BERLIN -The first comprehen- the capital city of the United Arab this city recently. His "Reach" al- 1,000 people at the Eaton Centre in sive international exhibition for con- Emirates. bum was sitting idle in record stores prior to his visit, but WEA now con- the heart of the city and did a Talent Announced sumer electronics in the Gulf area of The exhibition space comprises a hall of 6,000 square meter gross area firms that a recent visit has resulted whirlwind tour of radio stations, the Middle East will take place For Peace Rally and 20,000 square meters of open in sales and reorders. generating substantial media cov- VIENNA -Joan Baez, Jackson March 6 -10, 1983 in Abu Dhabi, un- grounds. Hi fi, video, music and tele- Simmons was to have made an erage as a result. Browne, the Clash, the Stranglers, der the title "Audio- Video." vision are the main sectors to be cov- earlier promotional visit to the city, WEA had released the album UB40 and Arlo Guthrie are all set to It will be organized by AMK Ber- ered by the show, which will feature but apparently was asking for a sub- about four weeks prior to his visit play at a peace rally expected to at- lin, organizers of the Berlin Fair, in everything from broadcast studio stantial fee to make an appearance. here, racking the albums in elabo- tract almost 100,000 people here Au- conjunction with the Gulf Arab hardware to home computers. One report was as high as $20,000 rate cardboard stands which 100% gust 6 -8. Marketing and Exhibition Com- The consumer market for audio U.S. returns offered to get it into stores. Tickets for the Vienna Peace Fes- pany (GAME). AMK Berlin and the and video equipment in the Gulf tival, organized by local and inter- Abu Dhabi fair company have states has expanded rapidly in re- national student and peace groups, signed a contract for cooperation cent years, and Abu Dhabi itself can will cost $17, all proceeds going to which extends initially till 1986 and also claim to be the main tv center Holborne To Release Line the European disarmament move- provides for the joint planning and for the whole of the UAR, along ment. implementation of specialist fairs in with Dubai. Of Folklore Music Tapes TORONTO -Holborne Records the material released in cassette is to release a 22 cassette catalogue of form, which is more compact as a CBS Increasing CX Euro Push Canadian-originated folklore music, gift item, and can be played in mo- the largest such tape library avail- bile homes with in -dash cassette By JIM SAMPSON vertising campaign in consumer first five CX pop disks, with six more able from one supplier at this time. units. publications, plus prominent partic- expected shortly. A total of 65 CX- Artists featured include Omar The catalogue is also available in MUNICH -CBS is stepping up its ipation at two major consumer au- encoded albums are now available Bondahl, Don Messer, Marg Os- album form and both carry $6.98 activities to promote its CX noise re- dio /video fairs in August in Dues- in this territory, according to Ar- burne, Charlie Chamberlain, Mi- suggested list prices. duction system in Europe. Tele- seldorf and Amsterdam. benz, including 19 through import chael T. Wall and Elmer Briand and funken started, July 21, distribution Other interested European hard- services. his Cape Breton Fiddle. of the first CX consumer decoding ware manufacturers, including The hits are still not in CX, how- Repertoire originates from a cata- Jett LP Has hardware made in Europe. Grundig and Thomson-Brandt,. are ever. Of the 15 albums in the Ger- logue of Canadian folklore music In August, CBS is launching its waiting for a supplier of CX decod- man top 65 distributed by CBS or compiled by George Taylor, a re- Single Insert first major consumer campaign for ing chips. Telefunken is not ex- Teldec, only two carry the CX logo. tired record man who set up Rodeo TORONTO -CBS here is market- CX in continental European terri- pected to meet external chip de- Arbenz points to WEA as another Records as a conduit for field ing Joan Jett's first album, "Bad tories. mand until next year, but National firm ready to join the CX movement. recordings by Canada's pioneer folk Reputation," with her latest "Sum- The first public demonstration of Semiconductor and Hitachi might Record Service in Alsdorf, the prin- artists. The line weas available ear- mertime Blues" single inserted be- CX in Germany, at last year's Berlin be ready this fall. cipal disk supplier for WEA in Eu- lier through London Records, but tween the shrink wrap and the al- Radio-TV Fair, was not supported Parallel to the hardware launch, rope, is now equipped with CX mas- when that label folded, it was taken bum jacket. by adequate software and no hard- CBS is expanding its catalog of CX- tering equipment. But WEA's policy over by Holborne. Until recently the The album, which preceded "I ware became available here until encoded albums in Europe. Karl G. concerning CX, recently reaffirmed titles were dormant, sitting as mas- Love Rock 'N' Roll," came out in the last November, through a Frank- Arbenz, CBS Frankfurt deputy at company meetings in Stockholm, ters in the company's West Hill, Ont. fall of 1981, but failed to have any furt-based importer. managing director, points to a num- is that while CX should be made office. sales impact, largely because Jett But now Telefunken has started ber of strong back catalog items, available to all its artists, the system According to Holborne's Frank was still suffering an image problem marketing operations on two record such as Simon and Garfunkel, Billy should not be forced on anyone. Swain, current interest in Cana - with her association with the Run- players with integrated CX decoder, Joel, ELO, which will now be dis- Friedrich -Carl Coch, head of diana is on the rise, which in part bed aways and also because the record priced $240 and $180, plus a sepa- tributed in CX versions at no in- Record Service, avers no WEA Eu- the company to reactivate the line. got "lost" in the line up of fall super- rate decoder unit, selling at $80. crease in price. ropean artist has yet requested a CX Additionally, several major racks star releases. About 40,000 players have report- Also, in mid -July, CBS issued its pressing. At the moment, Coch have expressed interest in custom The re- release is the identical al- edly been manufactured by Tele- first seven CX classical albums here. seems more enthusiastic about an- pressing compilations. Because of bum with new shrink wrap and the funken, providing ample supply if Another major label has just other likely improvement in pressing the tourist trade in Cape Breton, "new bonus song." Interestingly, the demand materializes. joined the CX fold in West Ger- quality, saying: "We're very inter- Prince Edward Island and New single released for radio play will not To stimulate demand, Telefunken many: Teldec in Hamburg, half - ested in Teldec's DMM mastering Brunswick in summer, retailers in be available commercially by itself; and CBS have coordinated an ad- owned by Telefunken, issuing its process." the area expressed interest in seeing fans will have to buy the first album.

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cassette -only ROIR label concentrates on new wave, but here o Spetlight the focus is on raw funk. Built on a base of solid r &b, the music here incorporates elements of rock, reggae and jazz, creating some surprisingly complex forms, still vibrant with DONNA SUMMER, Geffen GHS 2005 (Warner Bros.). Pop n energy. It is music of great potential, but unfortunately Tims Produced by Quincy Jones. The first collaboration be- died three weeks before this album was released. tween Donna Summer and Quincy Jones sounds as tanta- NICOLETTE LARSON -All Dressed Up & No Place To Go, lizing on vinyl as it does in theory, taking full advantage Warner Bros. BSK 3678. Produced by Andrew Gold. With hus- of Summer's existing credentials in fusing pop, rock and black band Andrew Gold taking the production reins from Ted Tern- dance while expanding her powers as an r &b stylist. As pleman (who's still aboard in an executive capacity), Larson signalled by the first single hit from the package, "Love MARC SADANE -Exciting, Warner Bros. BSK 3675. Pro- taps a more economical pop /rock base previewed in the ini- Is In Control," Jones has extracted added nuance from duced by James Mtume and Reggie Lucas. Singer Sadane un- tial single, a cover of Dusty Springfield's big 1964 hit, "I Only Summer's powerful voice, enabling her to display greater leashes a powerful vocal assault on "One Minute From Love," Want To Be With You." While she still flexes the laid -back control or less inhibition as the material dictates. The penned by the production team of Mtume & Lucas, and with charm of her earliest records, Larson's overall vocal attack is producer's usual session crew affords his widescreen the followup "Exciting" packs the one -two punch that should more urgent here, whether interpreting a new Jackson sonic stamp, but an all -star supporting cast and an array launch Sadane into chart orbit. Ultra -tasty music back- Browne collaborative work ( "I'll Fly Away ") or an old Little of solid songs bring added appeal. With modern r &b, ro- grounds give Sadane's rhythmic attack something to sing up Feat classic ( "Two Trains "). The results could restore broad mantic pop ( "Mystery Of Love "), bracing rock (Bruce to, and his vocals are up to it, as he combines fire and flash to radio acceptance for the singer. Springsteen's "Protection," with the Boss on guitar), and boost his voice into contention with some of the best. even classic torch singing ( "Lush Life ") all represented, WARREN ZEVON -The Envoy, Asylum 60159-1. Produced MIDNIGHT STAR -Victory, Solar 60145 -1. Produced by Regi- expect multi- format sales and airplay. by Waddy Wachtel, Greg Ladanyi & Warren Zevon. The hard - nald Calloway and Midnight Star. Midnight Star projects a boiled rock songwriter's best album since "Excitable Boy" fresh passion and funk /rock fusion that generate hit excite- taps a familiar spectrum of topics while showing Zevon's new ment on "Victory," "Strike A Match" and "Move Me." Pro- range as instrumentalist, underlined by his simple but dra- ducer /songwriter Calloway helms the Star, but the group's matic use of synthesizers as well as keyboards and guitar. strength is its blend of talent, voices and vision, which lean From the international intrigue of the title cut, he moves toward a slightly tougher sound that allows the group's lyrics through stories of comic infidelity ( "The Hula Hula Boy "), GO -GO'S- Vacation, I.R.S. SP 70031 (A &M). Produced and musicianship to seem more direct and meaningful. self- destruction ( "Charlie's Medicine ") and caustic dillusion- by Richard Gottehrer. Sheer verve helped this youthful DeBARGE -All This Love, Gordy 6012GL Produced by Iris ment ( "Ain't That Pretty At All ") yet still offers warmth via band's debut album break through as one of the past Gordy & Eldra DeBarge. Once upon a time there was the Jack- two touching new love songs. His AOR dossier may be check- year's most dramatic success stories, and that triumph is son family, so when the DeBarge family debuts on Gordy ered, but this is the work of a reliable operative. mirrored here by signs of musical growth and added co- you've got to wonder whether lightning can strike twice. Com- hesion in the playing. To the band's original mix of '60s parisons here and now might get them airplay, but this group ARETHA FRANKUN -Jump To It, Arista AL9602. Produced rock guitar and new wave stance has been added a richer relies more on Eldra DeBarge's singing /songwriting/ produc- by Luther Vandross. Arista's efforts to return the Queen of emphasis on Charlotte Caffey's emerging keyboard work tion talents, giving them a softer funk glow on "Don't Tease Soul to the top of the pop charts may pay off with this frisky, and new confidence for lead singer Belinda Carlisle. And Me," "I Like It" and "Can't Stop." eight-song collection, while the title cut is already causing ex- with the title single already reaping the benefits of its citement on black radio. Unlike recent Franklin albums, this summer theme, it's likely this vacation will be a long one, chartwise. Still, the long range prospects will probably package has depth; standouts include a funky version of the country Isleys "'It's Your Thing" and Smokey Robinson's ethereal bal- depend on future growth as writers: few songs here step lad, "Just My Daydream." And a sure shot for urban and AC beyond the mood and movement of their predecessors, a CINDY HURT -Talk To Me, Churchill CR9422. Produced by band need the line. stations is "I Wanna Make It Up To You," a duet between question the will to address down Bob Milsap and Joe Bob Barnhill. Hurt is best when she links Franklin and the Four Tops' Levi Stubbs. Cheers for Vandross' her delicate, almost fragile, voice to the finer nuances of feel- bright and supportive production. ings- rather than to feelings in the extreme. Thus, she comes through well here on numbers like "Talk To Me Loneliness" and "Dreams Come In Handy," but falters when handling the fatalistic "Headin' For A Heartache" or the inevitably histri- onic "Dark Moon" (the old Gale Storm hit).

BILLY SQUIER-Emotions In Motion, Capitol ST12217. jazz _ BIock Produced by Billy Squier, Mack. Squier follows the top five LP "Don't Say No" with another set of high -powered JEFF HAMILTON QUINTET -Indiana, Concord Jazz C1187. ZAPP -Zapp U, Warner Bros. 23583-1. Produced by Roger but melodic hard rock. There's no shortage of catchy, Produced by Carl Jefferson. Drummer Hamilton is flanked by Troutman and Zapp Troutman. Both Roger Troutman and compact singles candidates here to follow in the foot- Bob Cooper, Biff Hannon, John Clayton, Lanny Morgan, and Zapp have made impressive debuts bringing them rapidly to steps of "The Stroke" and "My Kinda Lover," hits from singer Mark Murphy (on one title) in this pleasant nine -tune disk stardom, and now Zapp is back, paced by the current the last album. Mack, best -known for his work with outing. It is Hamilton's debut as a leader; his taste runs along chart single "Dance Floor." That's Roger Troutman on talk Queen, is back coproducing with Squier, framing the simple, understandable mainstream jazz sounds. box on "Dance Floor," and the group's robotic, robust groove tunes with just the right amount of polish and flair. And OSCAR PETERSON -Soul Espanol, Limelight EXPR1029. Pro-

music runs the gamut from future -soul to classica vocal - Squier's tough, virile vocals supply much of the punch duced by Harold Mooney. Ten tracks taped in Chicago in rhythm confrontations such as "Playin' Kinda Ruff." Dance and intensity, especially on "It Keeps You Rockin'" and 1966 once again display the Canadian's prodigious technique fun is the zip in Zapp, and though wearing many musical dis- "Everybody Wants You." at the keyboard. The LP's title is a misnomer, for a majority of guises, it's Roger who gives the "Roger" to another run on the the titles are Brazilian, with emphatic Portuguese roots. No charts. matter: Accompanied by percussion and Sam Jones' bass, Pe- BOBBY WOMACK- Greatest Hits, Liberty LN 10171. Pro- terson is in top form on tunes like "Samba De Orfeu,"

duced by Bobby Womack, Bob Montgomery, Bobby Golds- ltll/ "Manha De Carnaval," "Meditation" and "Amanha." boro, David Rubinson. Womack's renaissance as "The Poet" HELEN MERRILL- EmArcy EXPR1038. Producer unlisted. may stake a good case for great hits yet to come, but Liberty Bade her own identity. Material from the hot team of Bryan ings, backs her with flair. The material alternates between Quincy Jones' charts frame Merrill's singing on the seven closes the books on its greatest Womack tracks with a top of Adams and Jim Valiance, Robin Lane, Nils Lofgren and Tom uptempo numbers and slower songs with the former being standards offered here, and taped in the mid- 1950s. It's an the shelf collection of the singer/songwriter /producer at his Waits all yield spicy rock performances that should invite rock the standout material. The reggae- flavored "Rock'n'Roll Boy" impressive session, helped by the contributions of Oscar Pe- soul- shaking best. "Lookin' For A Love," "Harry Hippie," and pop airplay. and the punchy "Grandview Girls" are the best. terson and Clifford Brown, among others. Titles range from "Woman's Gotta Have It," "Nobody Wants You When You're "Don't Explain" to "Falling In Love With Love" and the young Down And Out" and "Check It Out" lead the way for this AUSTRAUAN CRAWL -Sons Of Beaches, EMI America ST- CON HUNLEY -Oh Girl, Warner Bros. 23693.1. Produced by Merrill sings them well. Jones contributes the annotation. Steve Dorff. Once country, this artist has wisely chosen to un- multi- faceted artist with a brilliant streak and soul virtuosity 17072 (Capitol). Produced by Mike Chapman. Already well pop to spare. established Down Under, this Melbourne sextet melds a mod- leash his natural inclinations (and skills) with /r &b ern rock sensibility with classic guitar rock to create an often through a production move to L.A. Hunley sounds happily at CIaSSÌCaI tongue -in -cheek but musically straightforward package well - home with comfortable covers of songs like the Chi- Lites'"Oh the Four Tops' "Ain't No Woman (Like The One I've tailored for AOR. Lead singer James Reyne's vocal grit and the Girl" and SCHUBERT: THE SIX LATIN MASSES - Soloists, Spandauer like "She Never Laid Love band's deft balance of wiry guitar and punchy drumming re- Got)," cutting loose on numbers Kantorei, Bach Collegium, Behrmann, Vox Cum Lauda 4 -VCL On and a new easy warmth on ballads like call Tommy Tutone, but as the group's third outing in Aus- Me" displaying "It 9016X. The Schubert masses have never benefited from fre- is more a of outright emu- Used To Be Me" and "Stop, You're Killing Me." 511 JII Classical tralia, the album clearly than case quent recordings; Schwann representation is slim and, in lation. Fellow Aussie Mike Chapman proves an apt choice as RORY GALLAGHER -Jinx, Mercury SRM -1 -4051 (PolyGram). some cases on labels poorly distributed. This specially priced, direct to the music. producer, his splashy but style attuned well- crafted package, therefore, should win a slot in full -time ADORO: POPULAR MEXICAN SONGS- Placido Domingo Produced by Rory Gallagher. Along with Z. Z. Top, Irish axe - stores serving serious collectors. Performances are good and with orchestra, CBS 372M. All constituents in Domingo's NIGHT PLANE-Handshake F1938139. (CBS) Produced by man Gallagher survives as one of the few custodians of the the recordings nicely balanced, displaying an attractively growing audience are rewarded by this anthology which fa- Jeffrey Weber. This duo, consisting of Haden Gregg and Jim power trio hard rock format, which he's continued to use as resonant ambience which still preserves presence. vors the newly won MOR market with two contemporary pop Dykann, plays easygoing yet dynamic rock and jazz -flavored the framework for his own rampaging blues licks. This new numbers from South of the Rio Grande. Domingo's full voice pop in the Toto and Boz Scaggs vein. Veteran session musi- set, his first in some time, Gallagher offers a familiar blend of SOUSA SPECTACULAR- Eastman Wind Ensemble, Huns- operatic style is appropriate to the passionate Spanish lan- cians Steve Lukather, Danny Kortchmar and Russ Kunkel add straightforward guitar workouts and his own gritty vocals -a berger, Tioch TD 1007. The ensemble has a long and glorious guage material which also includes Mexican pop evergreens to the sonic similarity yet Night Plane establishes its own formula that could find new fans given hard rock's hardy phonographic history, at first under Frederick Fennell, and for and traditional songs. Classical fans who admire Neapolitan sound. "Tried Too Hard" is winning with its reggae tinge yet stance at AOR. almost the last two decades under Donald Hunsberger. The song will feel at home in these sun -drenched surroundings the standout track is "Don't Be Fooled," a flowing tale of ro- VARIOUS ARTISTS -New York Thrash, Reach Out Inter- expected precision and instrumental expertise remain hall- wondrous work of which include colorful native arrangements and spirited mance helped along by the saxophone Records A113. director: Dave national Executive project marks of the band in this collection of 14 marches, some little back -up work. Bryan Savage. In fact, this track could become the "Baker Hahn. Yes, there is a New York hard core scene, and this cas- known -"The Corcoran Cadets," "Anchor And Star " -to oth- Street" or "Year of the Cat" of 1982. sette -only release spotlights 11 post -punk, post -new wave ers, such as "Stars And Stripes Forever" and "El Capitan," groups who are making noise in the New York area. Included stalwarts of any Sousa greatest hits -type program. Sound is are Adrenalin O.D., Bad Brains, , Even Worse, clear and gutsy, but closer than some might prefer. At Tioch's False Prophets, Fiends, Heart Attack, Mad Nihilistics, and the low price for digital, however, this should move off dealer Undead. Harmony and melody is not what these bands are all Billboard's shelves in a brisk two -step. about, but there is a lot of energy here.

FirstTimeArouñd SUPER HEROINES -Cry For Help, Bemisbrain BR131. Pro- Spotlight -The most outstanding new product of the week's releases Recommended LPs duced by Steve Sinclair. This Southern California trio mixes and that with the greatest potential for top of the chart placement; USA BADE- Suspicion, A &M SP -6 -4897. Produced by Da- for the top hait of the chart in the opinion of the doom and gloom lyrics with a full -frontal guitar attack. While picks- predicted vid Kershenbaum. Bade's debut offers fresh proof that Aus- recommended predicted to hit the second half of the chart the cover seems new romantic, this is more suited to intellec- reviewer; - tralia just might be the ideal climate for gravelly rock vocal in the opinion of the reviewer, or albums of superior quality. Albums pop tual punks who gloat in the studied despair of the Fall or Joy styles: like Renee Geyer, Bade will invite early comparisons receiving a three star rating are not listed. Reviewers: Dave Dexter Division. with Janis Joplin for the bluesy shape and husky timbre of her SPI1TIN IMAGE- MCA5343. Produced by Robin Jenney. Mimi Jr., Laura Feti, Paul Grein, Douglas E. Hall, Is Horowitz, Kip Kirby, Ro- singing. But the striped -down modern rock instrumentation Rousseau has a commanding voice and the four -piece band, ALFONIA TIMS & HIS FLYING TIGERS -Reach Out, Inter- man Kozak, Iry Lichtman, Ed Ochs, Sam Sutherland, Robyn Wells, and producer Kershenbaum's savvy choice of songs help give which mixes straight ahead mainstream rock with pop shad- national Records A112. Produced by Marty Kahn. Usually the Adam White.

www.americanradiohistory.com COLD (WITH BLACK STRIPES). Survivor. "Eye Of The Tiger." *The single went gold in eight weeks. .The album went gold in four weeks. The single is #1 in Billboard, Cash Box and all the major tip sheets. The album is headed for the same place. It's a jungle out there. But there's always room for a Survivor.

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www.americanradiohistory.com 54 General News Proposed `Betamax' Clause Adds Audio $$ Industry Continued from page 1 provide the movie copyright owners the new discussion draft eliminates passage of the bill and also as "a vic- taping and, more recently, record with a royalty provision as well, and that section. tory for the record companies." rentals. that provision is the one that is the Until word about the working pa- The draft will make the rounds of Events_ The surprising move sets aside the most intensely criticized by video per surfaced this week, the music in- committee members this week, and a problems faced by the movie busi- cassette manufacturers and retailers. dustry lobbyists had begun to worry decision will be made whether to use A weekly calendar of upcoming In ness attributed to home video tap- that sense, the new amendment about movement on the bill; four it instead of the more controversial conventions, awards shows, seminars ing, but directly addresses the re- can be viewed as a compromise separate meetings that included pos- Mathias amendment. Markup ses- and other notable events. searched and documented losses move, and chances for its markup sible markup sessions on the "Beta - sions- barring further Senate floor claimed by the music industry. and passage in the Judiciary com- max Bill" and the Mathias amend- emergencies -are being scheduled July 25 -27, Midwest Music Ex- mittee increased. (A staff member in ment have been cancelled in the last once again by Judiciary Committee change, Bismarck Hotel, Chicago. The new "discussion draft" comes Sen. Mathias' office Thursday (22) 10 working days, and although Chairman Strom Thurmond (R- Aug. 1 -3 Gospel Radio Confer- from the office of Sen. Dennis De- was surprised to hear of the discus- staffers explained the cancellations SC). A staffer from his office says: ence, Holiday Inn, Estes Park, Colo. Concini (D -Ariz), the author of the sion draft, and said he had not seen by pointing to pressing business on "The Senator is committed to getting Aug. 1 -7, Christian Artists' Music so- called "Betamax Bill." That legis- it yet. He could not say whether the Senate floor, it was becoming a markup on this bill." Seminar In The Rockies, Estes Park, lation would exempt consumers Mathias would agree with the sepa- clear, sources say, that the matter The question of a royalty for Colo. from copyright infringement in pri- ration of the audio section from the was at loggerheads. movie copyright owners is referred Aug. 8 -12, Record Bar's annual vate, non -commercial video home video section, but did add that "the The music industry coalition was to a Presidential Commission, to be managers convention, Marriott Ho- taping. concept is something we've all been also stunned by the indifferent and established to determine whether tel, Hilton Head. The new amendment, if favored talking about in this matter, and al- uncommitted responses and opin- the home video recording industry Aug. 29 -31, Video Software Deal- by Judiciary Committee members, though it comes from DeConcini's ions offered by Administration offi- "has inflicted significant harm on ers Assn. Conference, Fairmont Ho- could replace a similar, but more office, the provisions are the result of cials in the testimony by representa- video copyright owners." The seven - tel, Dallas. controversial amendment put for- suggestions from all of us, and those tives from the Departments of member Commission, with "interest Aug. 29 -Sept. 1, National Assn. of ward by Sen. Charles Mathias (R- on both sides of the question. ") Commerce and Justice in House and expertise" in the home video in- Broadcasters radio programming Md), which also offers the music in- The Mathias amendment's video hearings just two weeks ago. dustry, would be appointed by the conference, Hyatt Regency, New dustry copyright owners a royalty in "first sale" provision concerning The new draft would first bring President 60 days after the act is Orleans, La. the form of a compulsory license, rentals also raised the heckles of the copyright holders and the manu- passed by the Congress. In addition and extends the infringement videocassette shop owners whose facturers together "to establish the to granting government executive Sept. 8 -11, Billboard Talent Fo- exemption to audio taping. How- business depends on offering cas- rate of a manufacturer's use fee to be salaries for the Commissioners, the rum, Newport Beach, Calif. ever, the Mathias amendment would settes for rent as well as for sale, and applied to high quality audio amendment also allows the Com- Sept. 12 -15, National Radio recording tapes and devices and the mission to accept, solicit, use and Broadcasters Assn. annual conven- terms of such a fee." The fee would dispose of money donations as well tion, MGM Grand Hotel, Reno, be negotiated for "not more than six as property and personal services. Nev. months." The Commission to study the Sept. 18 -26, Georgia Music Week It goes further to state that if the home video recording industry Atlanta. representatives fail to reach an would report their findings to the Sept. 17 -19, Monterey Jazz Festi- agreement, or if the Copyright Of- President after one year, and if sig- val, Monterey County Fairgrounds, fice's Register of Copyrights deter- nificant harm is found, would report Monterey, Calif. mines the negotiators are not repre- recommendations for Congressional Sept. 30 -Oct. 4, Eighth annual sentative of the manufacturers or action. Musexpo '82, Sheraton Bal Har- copyright holders, then the matter While Stan Gortikov, president of bour, Bal Harbour, Fla. would be settled through binding the RIAA, hailed the DeConcini Sept. 30 -Oct. 4, Videxpo '82, commercial arbitration by the draft amendment as "recognizing Sheraton Bal Harbour, Bal Har- American Arbitration Association - the severity of the problem of home bour, Fla. rather than the Copyright Royalty taping and the need for legislative Tribunal, which has been heavily remedy," he also voiced the hope Oct. 8 -11, Country Music Talent Buyers seminar, oto criticized by the manufacturers that provisions to Hyatt Regency, Pt protect copyright Nashville. 40 (Billboard, June 26). owners of video recordings would This purposeful exclusion of the also be included. Oct. 11, Country Music Assn. tv awards show, Tribunal is seen as an added induce- Vigorous opposition to any Grand Ole Opry, Nashville. ment for tape and equipment manu- amendment, however, remains the facturers to come to the bargaining posture of the Consumers Electron- Oct. 12-16, Grand Ole Opry birth- day celebration, Opryland, Nash- 0\00 table. ics Group of the Electronics Indus- ville. Washington representatives of the tries Assn. Jack Wayman, its senior music industry coalition are cau- vice president, rejects any possibility Oct. 14-16, National Music Sound tiously optimistic about the new dis- of working out royalty agreements & Video Show, Hilton Hotel, New cussion draft, especially since it with copyright holders. "We're not York. Oct. 15 -20, VIDCOM, comes from DeConcini's office. One amenable to any compromise," he Cannes. so.11° official refers to the move as "cross- Oct. 23 -27, Audio Engineering says. "We want a clean bill (the basic ing an important threshold" toward DeConcini statute) or nothing." Society, Disneyland Hotel, Ana- heim. Oct. 28 -31,a Neewollah Inter- national Festival, Independence, K-tel Activates Arrival Kan. American Supergroup looking for Oct. 29 -21, Yamaha World Popu- lar Song Festival, Tokyo. heavy metal lead guitarist. Next major For Original U.S. Releases Continuedfrom page 3 works of composers active between Nov. 9 -12, ABC Radio Networks U.S. arena tour to begin this summer. the format is sustained, says Elfen- 1650 and 1750. Ettore Stratta, who affiliates board meeting, Sheraton Must be outstanding onstage per- bein. conducts the New World Ensemble, Plaza, Palm Springs. David Catlin, K -tel senior vice is co- producer along with Jeffrey Nov. 13 -15, NCTA national cable former, tall (6 ft. range), long hair, and president and general manager of Kaufman. Executive producer is programming conference and ACE must sing and write. Professionals only U.S. operations, points to "sharply K -tel's George Lukan. awards, Biltmore Hotel, Los An- escalating costs of tv advertising and List price of the album, both on geles. to respond. Please send tape, photo, the need to look to other marketing disk and tape, will be $8.98. Nov. 17 -19, Western Cable Show, areas" to sustain turnover in a soft Anaheim Convention Center, Ana- and resume to: The album may appear on either heim, Calif. economy as among factors leading the Arrival or K -tel labels in foreign Nov. 18 -21, Billboard's Video En- to the Arrival launch. markets, says Catlin. The Arrival "We can no longer rely 100% on tertainment /Music Conference, logo has been used by K -tel in cer- New York. past- promoted product," he says. tain cases abroad in the past. Catlin asserts that Arrival will be Nov. 18 -20, Amusement & Music distributed by both K -tel's retail di- Operators Assn. (AMOA), Hyatt Re- vision and its subsidiary, Dominion gency, Chicago. Music Corp. CBS Arm Pacts The retail division is the facil- Jan. 6 -9, Consumer Electronics ity through which K -tel product With Al Ham Show, Las Vegas Convention Cen- reaches an estimated 25,000 dis- ter. count and variety accounts and NEW YORK -CBS Records Spe- Jan. 21 -23, National Assn. of Mu- other stores. Dominion is the wing cial Products and Al Ham Produc- sic Merchants Winter Market, Ana- Supergroup which distributes midprice mer- tions have signed a packaging, heim Convention Center, Anaheim. Jan. 24 -28, MIDEM, 321 S. Beverly Dr. #B chandise, largely tv promoted over- pressing and distribution deal under Palais des stock, to racks and one -stops, among which CBS will release albums and Festivals, Cannes. Beverly Hills, Ca. 90212 others. tapes under Ham's Music Of Your Where a store is serviced directly Life label. April 10-14, National Assn. of by K -tel, but is also an account of an Al Ham Productions syndicates Record Merchandisers, Fon- outside rackjobber, the latter will be the Music Of Your Life radio for- tainebleu Hilton, Miami Beach. the medium through which Arrival mat, which features classic Ameri- April 30, T. J. Martell Founda- will be retailed, Catlin declares. can pop of the last four decades. The tion for Leukemia and Cancer Re- "Baroque Connection" consists of format is carried by 130 stations search annual Humanitarian award seven medley episodes from the around the country. dinner, Sheraton Centre, New York.

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Asia AT tt 1 Diver Down Built For Speed Geffen GHR 2008 9 Warner Bros. BSK 3677 WG 8.98 EMI -America ST.17070 GP 8.98 (Warner Bros.) 37 16 8 KANSAS 72 72 38 THE J. GEILS BAND 2 20 WIWE NELSON Vinyl Confessions FreezeFrame Always On My Mind Kirshner FZ 38002 (Epic) CBS EMI-America 50011062 CAP 8.98 Columbia FC 37951 CBS CLP 1 38 10 SOUNDTRACK 73 74 38 HOOKED ON CLASSICS 9 3 FLEETWOOD MAC Annie The Royal Philharmonic Mirage Columbia JS 38000 CBs Orchestra Conducted by Warner Bros. 123607 WBA 8.98 39 10 JANE FONDA Louis Clark AFLI RCA 8.98 4 15 TOTO ( Jane Fonda's Workout RCA -4194 Toto IV Record 74 67 37 OZZY OSBOURNE Columbia FC 37728 CBS Columbia Cx2-38054 CBS Diary Of A Madman 5 6 ROWNG STONES 42 15 RAY PARKER JR. Jet F2 37492 (Epic) CBS Still Life The Other Woman 75 65 23 HUEY LEWIS AND THE NEWS Rolling Stones Records COC 39113 Arista AL 9590 IND 8.98 BLP 12 (Atlantic) NBA 8.98 Picture This 46 4 APRIL WINE Chrysalis CHR-1340 IND 8.98 6 13 JOHN COUGAR 41 Power Play American Fool Capitol ST 12218 CAP 8.98 76 76 4 ROSANNE CASH Riva /Mercury RVL-7501 (Polygram) POL 8.98 Somewhere In The Stars 47 5 SOUNDTRACK Columbia FC 37570 CBs 7 6 SURVIVOR E.T. Eye Of The Tiger 4V MCA MCA 6109 MG 8.98 85 7 SOUNDTRACK Scott Bros. FZ 38062 (Epic) CBS W Grease 2 43 43 54 FOREIGNER 28 3 ROBERT PLANT RSO RS-I3803 (Polygram) Pol 8.98 Pictures At Eleven Atlantic SD 16999 WEA 8.98 89 5 RONNIE MILSAP Swan Song SS 8512 (Atlantic) WEA 8.98 W Inside 44 45 10 STEVIE WONDER 11 4 REO SPEEDWAGON RG AHL1-4311 RCA 8.98 Wonder's Original Good Trouble Stevie Epic FE 38100 CBS Musiyuarium I 79 49 10 SQUEEZE Iamb 6002T11 IND 13.98 BLP 4 Sweets From A Stranger 10 10 10 .38 SPECIAL 78M SP 4899 RCA 8.98 Special Forces 50 2 KENNY ROGERS M SP -4888 RG 838 41 Love Will Turn You Around 80 81 8 HFART Liberty LO 51124 CAP 8.98 Private Audition 11 8 38 LOVERBOY Epic FE 38049 CBS Get Lucky 82 2 JUDAS PRIEST F 37638 CBS Screaming For Vengeance 81 66 10 QUEEN Columbia FC 38160 CBS Flot Space 15 6 THE STEVE MILLER BAND Elektra E160128 NBA 8.98 BLP 71 Abracadabra 56 4 EDDIE MONEY Capitol ST 12216 CAP 8.98 No Control 82 84 11 PAT METHENY GROUP Columbia FC 37960 CBS 13 9 RICK JAMES Off Ramp -1.1216 Bros.) 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www.americanradiohistory.com 56 General News Radio's `Double Standard' Davis Hails, McLaren Rails As Hit At New Music Seminar 1,200 Gather At New York Meet By LEO SACKS page 3 NEW YORK - Rock radio's quantify it because "there's still a Continued from If McLaren sees any hope for the who treat music as something to be "double standard" in its approach-to feeling that the tired old-core library Presley, Jimi Hendrix. In fact, they music business, it is in the cassette. purchased. I don't believe the idea of new music acts was the focal point of has to be played." go out of their way to declare that "If you walk on the streets of New scratch DJ'ing was done with the two lively AOR panel discussions at Jon Sinton of Burkhart /Abrams, they have no viewpoint. In every York, the one obvious thing is the idea of any one purchasing a last week's New Music Seminar which programs 80 "SuperStars" NME interview, the same thing: 'we guy with the ghetto blaster, that scratched record. That wasn't here. stations across the country, argued are fun.' And this word fun becomes huge bazooka, walking down the thought of in the initial creative im- Addressing the frustration of pro- that there are "vast regional differ- like a grey shadow on the East Berlin street. He's always black; he's never pulse. It's like modern folk music moting progressive bands in an era ences in what a given market will ac- wall. It's bland. It has no hard edges, white. And he's always got it as loud and that's why it's so exciting. It has dominated by consultants and re- cept as new music." But Rick Car- it's just a hard block. as possible. Because he's into com- to do with people. A lot of the music music. it's which is search testing, Jerry Jaffe of Poly - roll, who guided KROQ to its "New wave is getting involved municating with that And made with the possibility of Gram Records, who moderated a current ratings success, said that ex- with the status quo; rock'n'roll was a cassette he's listening to. His selling it to somebody has not so panel on album radio promotion, posing new music amounted to little getting out and being separated machine is only technologically much to do with people, but with noted that "a mediocre record with a more than "picking the right cut from it. I mean Haircut 100 is closer equipped for the use of a cassette or product. record is mainstream sound is still easier to from the right record and playing it in spirit to Dean Martin than it is to radio. Not a record. Therefore, the "A basically not an at- maneuver on to the air than an aver- every 90 minutes. And you don't risk the Sex Pistols. It's pre -rock'n'roll. cassette is far more important than a tractive item. A cassette is actually age record by an artist who's trying burnout, either. We have the highest Pop. It's not even as subversive as record in his way of communicating more attractive because the human can hold it to make a new statement " listening cume in Los Angeles at 91 Johnny Ray," said McLaren. "Un- music. hand or even shove it in a A new music act can have a suc- minutes." der the new wave banner, this music "Because that fellow can become, pocket. A cassette doesn't look like cessful record, he continued, but in- Consultant John Sebastian was will always be servile to a very con- in his own right, his own DJ. A man it's in control. You can wipe it out variably "the follow -up is treated also criticized for his new music pro- servative viewpoint, dictated, manu- communicating with his music. .. . and use it again and again and like a novelty -unlike a long- haired gramming philosophy by Oedipus factured, and made very clear by the It's like the scratch DJs that recon- again. You can't do that with a riff guitar act whose product is of WBCN -FM Boston. "We have to powers in this industry. The kid who struct something out of the debris of record and the industry fears that. It treated with open arms." get away from terminology, from buys REO Speedwagon albums has old songs. They can collate their own is the crucial problem. Can they af- Harvey Leeds of Epic also scored critic's mentality, and just look for more commitment to his music than music without the added neurosis of ford to have their music, their propa- conservative rock programmers for hit records," said Sebastian. most people in new wave." having to go out and purchase musi- ganda, erased or torn up? It destroys having "zip artist loyalty. Track Oedipus responded that true rock McLaren's group Bow Wow Wow cal instruments or records or expen- the music selling ethic. record seems to be irrelevant." programming means "playing all is signed to RCA. "If anybody sive studio time. And this music has "Ten years from now, music will Robyn Kravitz of Arista Records kinds of rock'n'roll, or else you be- needed a kick up the ("*king ass it a magical air about it because it's not be preserved in a creative way, not commented that AOR radio unfairly come elitist." was that dog shouting into the trapped by the preconditioning and by the selling of records, but through live performance. The tests new music acts at night ( "I gramophone. He was the biggest evaluation of what a pop record has live perform- think there's a difference between bozo of all," said McLaren, who also got to be. Most exciting of all, these ance will ultimately be the real crea- new music and new releases," she WAPE Shifts took a few shots at the independent scratch DJs are even taking parts of tive scenario. In terms of sending his opined), and Michael Plen of IRS new wave labels. culture we consider our own, music to other places, the artist will whether its Nelson endeavor to make a cassette of some Records said flatly that 40% of the To Big Bands "If the majors go under, so do the Kraftwerk, Ricky nation's album programmers "are independents," he said. "And don't or the Monkees and he's putting it sort, whether audio or in many cases video. As recorded willing to bury" the Go-Go's new LP, Continued from page 4 let anyone tell you differently. Be- into his own music." music always was in the past, these cassettes will "Vacation." "You'd think accept- shift, Marcellan. says. "We made the cause this whole industry is based on There is a lesson in that, said be a memory the live performance. ance of a group that sold two million decision before the spring ad- what the majors want. And no inde- McLaren: "The only way things will of Not a product in its records would be forthcoming," he vances," he explains. A year ago, the pendent works outside change is if people turn their backs own right," said McLaren. said. country format's first Arbitron net- that vein. If CBS, RCA and Warners on the established industry, those George Gerrity of Warner Bros. ted a 7.3 share. stop making records, none of the in- Records was a bit more optimistic. "We had hoped WVOJ (also a dependents will be running around "Things were getting bleak, but now country AM station) would break selling anything, believe me. Be- we're starting to come out of the tun- format since we have a better facil- cause the whole means of communi- nel," he stated. Citing the emergence ity. WAPE has 50 kw days and 10 kw cation and distribution to the retail of new music station KROQ -FM nights at 690 kHz while WVOJ has 5 level is controlled by the majors. Los Angeles, the promotion execu- kw at 1320 kHz. The recent sale of Tommy Boy Records sells 100,000 tive said the outlet "has been respon- WVOJ to WQIK -FM, the top sta- copies of because sible for millions of dollars" in sales tion in the market (they have an 11.7 the industry is there. Take that struc- of Warner Bros. product. "This kind in the latest Arbitron) makes a ture away and he can't sell 10 rec- of success can't be ignored." strong AM -FM country combina- ords, let alone 100,000. At the same time, Gerrity warned tion. "Independents are parasites. They rock programmers that they are not Marcellan also notes WAPE was live off the backs of the majors. I immune to the urban contemporary one of five country signals in the never saw the moral superiority in format. "AOR would like to believe market, the other two being WCRJ- being an independent. Certainly the that urban's numbers aren't the AM-FM. Eastman Radio bought the artist himself doesn't get any more same as theirs. But they've been in- station in January, 1981 from Sis control. ... There's a tremendous credibly effective in breaking rock Kaplan's Sis Radio and took the sta- pretention in believing that this in- acts like Kraftwerk, Tom Tom Club tion into country shortly after. East- dependent network is providing us and Talking Heads." man, which is principally a radio rep with a great source of inspiration. I At a panel on album radio, mod- firm headquartered in New York, mean, just because Miles Copeland erator Bill Hard of FMBQ Album has recently decided to get out of sta- was able to get a very ordinary band Report confirmed that radio is "on tion ownership and has put the sta- like the Go-Go's to No. 1, it doesn't Billboard photos by Chuck Puhn the verge of a musical explosion," al- tion on the block. signify anything. CBS and Warners NEW MUSIC MESSAGE -Arista president Clive Davis, left, addresses the though he said he was unable to DOUGLAS E. HALL have gotten hundreds of mediocre crowd, and Malcolm McLaren, manager of Bow Wow Wow, delivers the key- bands to No. 1." note address at the recent New Music Seminar in New York. Commercial -Free Cable Radio Planned Continued from page 1 subscribers, are free to set prices; since we tried to pick the least -of- ROCK FOR SALE! than 100 radio stations. The SSS recommends a price between $5 fered formats. And its greatest ap- demographics of frequent fliers are and $10 per month depending on peal is that it's commercial- free." number of formats desired. The The aspect the service still JOURNEY, RUSH, LED ZEPPELIN, POLICE, also the target demographics for the the main of new service, at least at the stan. operators pay a percentage of their up in the air is how performance IRON MAIDEN, BEATLES, JIMI HENDRIX, income from the service to the joint rights will be paid. "If it's deter- Fred Doremus, JDI's head of venture and retain the rest. mined that this is broadcasting, then ETC... cable operations, says, "We tried to JUDAS PRIEST, GENESIS, Tulsa -based SSS will deliver the the station supplying the service pick formats that are normally cov- would pay. If, however, it's com- Available in: posters, bumper stickers, decals, ered in radio." Still, he adds that service over audio subcarriers of the tapestries, pins, and more! same satellite system that puts Ted parable to background /foreground classical, AOR, "street music" and music (such as 'Music in the Air'), Dealer inquiries invited. Turner's WTBS "Superstation" in others will be forthcoming as the then different arrangements will be For a free catalogue write or call: service expands, and as more trans- more than 20 million households. The company will also market the worked out with each group. But ponder time becomes available. be way service to the cable industry. SSS they'll paid one or another," service would When asked if the president Edward Taylor foresees says Doremus. with radio, will accompany be competitive Doremus narrowcasting as the service's No DJ voiceovers responded, "It's an example of the strongest advantage. any of the programming; there will new provided on CALIFORNIA POSTERS increased pressures technology be no commentary at all 6601 Elvas Ave. Sacramento, California 95819 is putting on radio. I think it will JDI is handling programming and the services. Instead, subscribers will (916) 453 -8675 cause radio to be better -more per- packaging of the service. Fred Do- receive a publication telling them sonalized and local." He feels the remus says, "We think we've zeroed what music is airing so that they can beautiful music format would be the in on people who are spending the buy the album if they wish. The first to suffer. money. The more affluent cable publication also means no logging Individual cable operators, who subscribers will be the first to take ad- would be necessary for rights pay- will be selling the service to their vantage of the service, especially ments.

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BSK 3576 WFA- L91 BLP 60 140 140 70 QUINCY JONES um SP 3720 RG 8.9$ The Dude 108 41 90 POLICE AEA SP -3721 RCA 8.98 BLP 52 173 173 24 SHALAMAR Ghost In The Machine Friends 141 141 47 THE ROLLNG MM SP-3730 RCA 8.9$ STONES Solar S-20 (Elektra) WEA 8.9$ BLP 37 Tattoo You 109 95 12 BLUE OYSTER CULT Rolling Stones Records COC 16052 174 165 13 OZZY OSBOURNE Extraterrestrial Live (Atco) WEA 8.98 Mr. Crowley Columba KG 37946 CBS 142 144 6 LARRY GRAHAM let 82837'0 (Epic) CBS 110 98 17 CAMEO Sooner Or-Later 175 179 16 POINT BLANK Alligator Woman Warner Bros. MK 3668 WEA 8.98 BLP 17 On A Roll Chocolate city cetP 2021 EASTON MCA MCA 5312 MG 8.98 (P(Polygram) POL é.1ó BLP 11 143 143 36 SHEENA You Could Have Been With 111 99 7 JUICE NEWTON 176 175 16 RICHARD PRYOR Live On The Sunset Strip Juice EMI-America SW-17061 CAP 8.98 Capitol ST-12136 CAP 8.98 CLP Warner Bros BSK 3660 WEA 8.98 BLP 75 144 149 3 CHERYL LYNN 112 116 40 OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN Instant Love 184 3 SOUNDTRACK yS 1JJ( Physical Columbia FC 38057 CBS BNP 43 For One MCA MCA-5229 MCA Mirage WIG 19353 (Atlantic) WEA ó.9ó BU' 67 a 145 145 66 RICK JAMES 113 113 23 BERME NIGGINS Street Songs 178 169 18 THE CHARLIE DANIELS BAND Just Another Day In Gordy G8.1002M1 (Motown) IND 8.9$ BLP 61 Windows Paradise Epic FE 37694 CBS CLP 29 Kaf Family FZ 37901 (Epic) CBS 11.911 146 146 3 THE CRUSADERS WITH B. B. KING AND THE ROYAL PHILHARMONIC 186 2 STEVE FORBERT 114 114 17 CHARLENE ORCHESTRA * Steve Forbert I've Never Been To Me Royal Jam Neeipersr ARZ 37434 (Epic) CBS Motown 6009 ML IND 8.98 MG MG 2 -8017 MG 12.98 BLP 30 1110 180 5 BEACH BOYS 115 115 3 X 147 147 PINK FLOYD 426 Sunshine Dream Under EThe Big Black Sun Dark Side Of The Moon 60150 WEA 11.911 Capitol SVEE 12220 CAP 10.9$ Harvest SMAS 11163 (Capitol) GP L98 176 46 116 112 46 WIWE NELSON 148 148 6 THOMPSON TWINS 181 LITTLE RIVER BAND Nelson's Time Exposure Willie Greatest In The Name Of Love GP 8.9E Hits And Some That Will Arista 6601 IND 8.98 Be 149 150 6 RANDY CRAWFORD 182 177 22 WAYLON JENNINGS Columba KC 2 37542 CBS Cl? 17 Black On14247ack 117 117 26 TOMMY TUTONE WarnerS& 123687 WEA 8.98 BLP 24 RCA 8.98 CLP Tutone II 150 135 6 FRANKIE MILLER 183 109 7 Columbia ARC 37401 cgs THE MONROES Standing On The Edge The Monroes * 127 10 HERB ALPENT MMS /Capitol ST 12206 GP 8.98 Alta ME-15015 IND 5.98 Fandango 157 6 AMA SP-3 31 RCA 8,9$ l 184 181 46 TRIUMPH e Offering Allied Forces f Atlantic SD 119 119 7 .38 SPECIAL 38148 WEA 8.98 RC au 2 RCA 8.90 Wild Eyed Southern Boys 152 156 2 BLACK UHURU MN SP 4835 RCA 8.98 Chill Out 185 178 11 DIONNE WARWICK *130 3 BLOODSTONE Island It 9752 (Neo) WEA 8.98 Friends In Love Arista Al. 9585 IND 11.9E BLP 72 We Go A Long Way Back g BILLY IDOL T F2 38115 (Epic) 6ew+llM' 0mb CBS BLP 13 Billy Idol 186 187 35 LOVERBOY 121 * Chrysalis CHR 1377 IND 8.98 123 6 PETE SHELLY Loverboy Homosapien 154 155 42 KOOL 8 THE GANG Columba 1C 36762 CBS IND 8.1E Something Special 187 171 4 JON AND YANGEUS Delde D5R 8502 (Polygram) POL 48 132 3 QUINCY JONES 8.98 BLP Friends Of Mr. Cairo liií The Best 155 154 3 STEEL PULSE Pdydor P5-I-6326 (Polygram) POL 8.98 AMA o 8.98 BLP 45 True Democracy 18$ 182 13 TROUBLE FUNK 123 124 5 STEELY DAN Dektra E160113 WEA E.98 Drop The Bomb Gold 166 4 HEAT WAVE Sugar Hill SH 266 IND 8.98 BLP 65 MCA MCA 5324 - MG 8.9$ Current 124 110 45 DARYL. HALL AND JOHN OATES Epic FE 38065 cgs 189 185 12 THE O'JAYS Private Eyes 157 162 20 THIRD WORLD My Favorite Person P.I.R. FZ 37999 (Epic) CBS BLP 7 RCA AFL11028 RCA 8.98 You've Got The Power 125 125 71 ALABAMA Columba FC 37744 CBS BLP 62 .. SOUNDTRACK } + . Feels So Right 158 152 12 BOW WOW WOW Tron RCA 0H11.3930 RCA 8.9$ CLP 20 The Last Of The Mohicans Columbia SM 37782 CBS RCA CPL14314 RCA 5.98 126 126 20 WAR 191 192 5 JON ANDERSON Outlaw 159 158 88 NEIL DIAMOND Animation RCA AFLI-4208 RCA 8.98 'BLP 25 The Jan Singer Atlantic SD 19355 MA 8.98 Capitol SWAY-12220 GP 9.9E 127 129 86 REO SPEEDWAGON 192 194 54 PAT DEBATAR Hi Infidelity 160 160 20 JOHN DENVER Precious Time Epic FE 36844 CBS Seasons Of The Heart Chrysalis CHR 1346 IND 8.98 RCA AFU256 RCA 8 9E 136 6 D TRAIN 193 195 14 DAVE EDMUNDS * 161 161 10 LAURIE ANDERSON D Train D. E. 7th Prelude PRL Big Science 14105 IND L90 BLP 16 Columbia FC 37930 CBS Warner Bros. 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Rosanne Cash 76 Glenn Frey 35 King Crimson 52 Pointer Sisters 97 Spilt Enz 133 TOP LPs & TAPE Charlene 114 Gap Band 21 Kool And The Gang 154 Police 108, 172 Rick Sprl Netd 59,198 Charlie Daniels Band 178 Gary U.S. Borda 62 Krokus 168 Richard Pryor 176 Squeeze 79 Cheap Trick 54 A -2 ( LISTED BY ARTISTS) Genesis 15, 85 Huey Lewis And The News. 75 Quartedlash 88 Billy Squier 137 Chicago 28 Go-Go's 89 Little River Band 181 Queen 81 Steel Pulse 155 Eric Clapeon 165 Lang Graham 142 Loverboy 11,188 Rainbow 58 Steely Dan 123 Clash 22 Greg KIhn Band 197 Cheryl Lynn 144 Reddings 171 Steve Miller Band 12 Joe Cocker 134 Sammy Hagar 93 Melissa Manchester 87 Kenny Rogers 45,170 Stray Cats 71 Air Supply 27,194 Elvis Costello 91 Haircut One Hundred 33 Chuck Mangione 98 REO Speedwagon 9, 127 Survivor 7 Alabama 49,125 John Cougar 6 Daryl Hall a John Oates 124 Paul McCartney 20 Rolling Stones 5, 141 Temptations 132 Alan Parsons Protect 24 Randy Crawford 149 Heart a0 Men At Work 96 Rosy Music 53 Third World 157 Aldo Nova 48 Marshall Crenshaw 50 Heat Wave 156 Frankle Miller 150 Royal Philharmonic Orchestra 73 Thompson Twins 148 Herb Alpert 118 Crosby, Stills 6 Nash 32 Berle Higgins 113 Ronnie Mllsap 78 Patrice Rushen 103 Toto 4 Jon Anderson 191 Crusaders 146 Human League 16 Missing Persons 68 David Sanbom 84 Pete Townshsnd 34 Laurie Anderson 161 D Train 128 Billy Idol 153 Eddie Money 47 Scorpions 26 Triumph 184 April Wine 41 Dazz Band 14 Iron Malden 92 Monroes 183 Shalamar 173 Trouble Funk 188 Ashford A Simpson 51 John Denver 160 Joe Jackson 57 Motels 19 Pete Shelly 121 Jethro Tull 135 Asia 1 Nell Diamond 65,159 Bob James 86 Nazareth 136 Richard Simmons 64 Tommy Tuions 117 Atlantic Starr 139 Duran Duran 130 Rick James 13, 145 Willie Nelson .2,116 Simon And Garfunkel 95 Vengatis 87 Axe 151 Sheen Easton 143 Al Jarreau 107 Juice Newton 69,111 Ricky Skaggs 102 Van Halen 38 Beach Boys 160 Dave Edmunds 193 Waylon Jennings 182 Olivia Newton -John 112 Sott Cell 23 John Walte ..._ ...... __....._....._...162 Adrian Bedew 100 Larry Elgad 25 Joan Jett 66 Stevie Nicks 83 SOUNDTRACKS: War.. 126 Pat Benatar 192 Eye To Eye 99 J. Galls Band 72 Ted Nugent 70 Annie 38 Dionne Warwick 185 Black Uhuru 152 Roberta Flack 61 David Johansen 163 O'Jays 189 Dream Girls 18 Kim Wilde 90 Blasters 196 Fleetwood Mae 3 Elton John 60 One Way 105 E.T. 42 Deniece Williams 104 Blondie 106 A Flock Of Seagulls. 29 Jon And Vermeils 187 Jetlroy Osborne 56 Fane 199 Hank Williams. Jr 164 Bloodstone 120 Dan Fogelberg 131 Quincy Jones 140 Ozzy Osbourn 74,101,174 Grease 2 77 Stevie Wender 44 Blue Oyster Cult ...... »...... 109 Jans Fonda 39 Journey 17 Ray Parker, Jr 40 Poltergeist 169 X 115 Karla Bonot ..... 55 Steve Forbad. 179 Priest 46 Pat Metheny Group 82 Rocky Ill 30 XTC 195 Bow Wow Wow 156 Fsnlgner 43 Junior 128 Pink Floyd 147 Soup For One 177 Frank Zappa 31 Cameo ...... 110 Fsmk Barber Orchestra 94 Kansas 37 Robert Plant 8 Star Trek II 83 .38 Special 10,119 Cars 167 Franke i The Knockouts - 200 Kid Creole And The Coccnuta 188 Point Blank 175 Tron 190 707 129

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www.americanradiohistory.com 58 General News Vox lox Insidelrock Quincy Jones' night in the spotlight as this year's Spirit Arnie Gross, who tackles the family lumber biz in Cali- Heads Roll At KIXK of Life Award honoree marked one of the City of Hope's fornia. Herb Dorfman, for one, moved from his most significant fund -raisers ever. Apart from generating Somerset, Mass. post into the home base. And is DALLAS -A bloodbath at gram operations director at WZUU- there a a new record high of $300,000, the gala banquet, held at key new executive in the Musicland Group? Track could KIXK, a new station manager at AM-FM, filling a post that's been the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, also saw a number of not reach Jack Eugster at deadline. KAAM /KAFM, and a new job for vacant since Buddy Scott left several movie biz notables on hand. Attendees were most ar- With all the Michael Spears after a five-month months ago to program WBBM-FM hubbub about Dave Garroway's tragic rested, however, by Jones' acceptance speech, which passing, nobody noted he was stint as national p.d. at Fairbanks Chicago. Bill Shannon, who has one of the greatest DJs of gave the urgency of the charity's medical mission deeper all time. Garroway startled Chicago in the mid Broadcasting. These were major de- been music director and acting p.d., '40s at a meaning: the veteran producer spoke at length and in time when Linn Burton, Eddie Hubbard and velopments on the radio scene here becomes p.d. of the AM oldies oper- Ernie Simon detail about his own harrowing brush with death in were in the past week. ation. the pop toppers by doing a midnight jazz show, 1974, when diagnosis of a cranial aneurism required crit- Mike Stafford, general manager "The 11:60 Club." The WMAQ bash became so big that Hicks Communications president ical brain surgery. Warren Kelter, Mercury promo nabob, went with Garro- of KCBQ -AM-FM San Diego and a Steve Hicks dismissed about a dozen Pebble Beach's John Walton has thrown in the towel way fulltime. Track's editor hired the Lucid One often staffer at the station for 15 years, has people from the staff of KIXK, in- in his legal battle to regain his KIKK -AM Tucson, li- for Sunday afternoon jazz soirees at the Rainbow Ball- departed after "philosophical differ- cluding general manager Jim Stan - cense. The FCC revoked the country station's license in room, where the likes of Kenton, the Dorsey Bros. ences" with Charter (owner of the and sell and p.d. Dan Thompson, who 1980 over a 1974 promotion hoax in which the station Jack Teagarden wailed, in 1946 for $50 an as station) president John Bayliss. Bay- afternoon had only been on the job for six broadcast that a DJ had been kidnapped. The U.S. Court MC. liss has installed himself as president weeks. The dismissals were de- of Appeals recently upheld the FCC, so Walton, who Larry Carroll, the Channel 7 (Los Angeles) King and indicates he does not know how of scribed as a reorganization of the spent an estimated $250,000 legally, gave in.... Lieber- the Extemporaneous and his PAP Cartel partner, Peter long he might keep that second hat. company. KIXK is one of seven sta- man Enterprises' chairman David Lieberman and his Andrews, will shortly announce a top talent cast for the "I'm going to get a better feel of the tions owned by Hicks. Sara celebrated 25 years together last week. They met as first Acapulco Music Festival 8 station," he says. annual Oct. -10. Andrews Hicks installed himself as general Univ. of Minnesota undergrads. was with MGM and NBC- Is PolyGram gearing a Mark DeBoskey has been pro- TV.... manager and Hicks group vice presi- Christmas in October: Clearly bucking the trend newly recorded $5.98 midline aimed at the moted from general sales manager adult market? dent Mickey Ashworth as p.d. towafd lower album price points is Mobile Fidelity CBS Records, to general manager KBZT San ... which tapes the caster of Tony award - Bill Steding is the new station Sound Lab of Chatsworth, Calif., which has begun pre- winning musical, "Nine," Sunday and may Diego. The move up ties in with the (25) come manager KAAM suc- viewing what's surely the costliest "new" pop package with not of /KAFM, sale of the station since president only a single LP, but also an extended prere- ceeding Don Bybee, who has ever. The audiophile label is readying an elaborate de- and general manager Norm Feuer corded cassette with more material. Beiwin-Mills has ad- parted as vice president and general boxed set of the entire Beatles catalog, to be half -speed will be leaving at that time. Feuer's ministration rights from composer Maury Yeston. manager. Steding was transferred mastered and packaged in unique jackets featuring Call: Luchi DeJesus, the film score arranger/ con- Force Communications is selling the from KIRO Seattle. All sta- photos of the original mastering tape cans. With 14 al- /KSEA station to Alta Broadcasting. ductor, doing okay in the cardiac section of Cedars/ tions are owned by Bonneville Inter- bums included (the U.K. masters on Parlophone and Sinai Hospital, West L.A. Dave Anthony is the new pro- national. Steding is looking for a Apple are the source, not Capitol here), the set will Edited by JOHN SIPPEL gramming manager at KHOW Den- programming /operations director. featch $325 and is expected to ship in October. ver, moving from a p.d. post at Bib Distributing's Joe Voynow titillated Track with his In another Dallas move Spears 'KZZP Phoenix. Anthony moves into harkening back to the early '30s for a probable answer to has joined KKDA -AM-FM as vice a spot that's been vacant since May business woes today. "Maybe it's time for another 3 -for- president without any further spe- when Bob Christy departed. $1. After all, Dave and Jack Kapp introduced that price cific job designation. Spears before Jack Rattigan is the new vice Bock Track when everyone was getting 50 cents and it made Decca," joining Fairchild was an owner of president and general manager 30 years ago this wéek: CBS Radio was mulling a at the Charlotte nabob advises.... Jay Jacobs in the midst WPLP Pinellas Park, Fla. WNOR -AM -FM Norfolk, reduction of its rate, camouflaged under a discount Va. He of dismantling his retail chain and taking another indus- In other markets there were these moves over from WRAP program. ... WFEC-AM, Miami, announced it was Norfolk try slot. Pete Swollen, the beach music king, has ac- developments: and succeeds going and switching to all black person- Jack Starr, who left the quired his Fayetteville, N.C. store and the Turntable Steve Schramm was named pro- station. nel. ... Eddy Arnold split with Hill & Range Songs. Records, Nashville, folk have picked up his two Chat- DJs Phil McLean, WERE Cleveland, and Jerry tanooga locations. Crocker, WJBK Detroit, married twin sisters June Expect some important global industry figures in L.A. and Pat Mead in a double ceremony. `Sorry' Decision Stirs Row the week of Aug. 22, when A &M holds its world parley. 20 years ago this week: Songwriter Carole King . Record Bar rightly spreading the cost of its four -day signed with Nevins & Kirshner's Dimension Records. Continued from page 3 for "new re- could grant licenses convention at the Hilton Head Marriott Aug. 8 -11 ... Dot's Randy Wood inked a seven -year binder with ture of the 1976 Copyright Act, the leases" (e.g. repackaging) of record- around. Registrants are being asked for a $300 per sti- Paramount Pictures, the label's parent.... erstwhile right of termination and recapture ings of "Who's Sorry Now ?" for pend.... Paul David of Stark Records is making his cur- /c &w a &r boss Paul Cohen sold his is which it granted the original license. rent Camelot /Grapevine of the copyright by the author sub- convention in an Ohio state publishing firms to Hill & Range. ... Felton Jams ject to an exception for "derivative Judge Weinfeld, in his 63 -page park an "r &r" outing, with little business but lots of so- helmed ABC Records' new Nashville office. works" (such as sound recordings). decision, denied Snyder's claim that cializing.... Allan Mink, whom Track prophesied would 10 years ago this week: Acme Music's Dave Lieber- Under this exception, when such the termination provision was in- be ankling BNB Management in Beverly Hills, has man blasted manufacturers, whom he accused of un- tended to confer the entire benefit of opened his International Artists Mgt., with Deniece Wil- "derivative works" are created trimming the 10% price spreads to 6.5 %. ... Stan der authority of the grant before its the 19 -year extension of copyright liams as his prime property, along with Bernie Kopell, Lewis added his fifth and sixth retail stores out of termination, they "may continue to protection under the 1976 act upon who plays "Doc" on "Love Boat," and Alton McLain, Shreveport.... A&M Records joined the Sansui quad be utilized under terms of the grant authors, composers and other crea- new act on Epic. Mink's associate is Myrna Williams, clan.... Detroit retailer Carl Thom opened Music after its termination." tors, and that the exception protects former head of artist development for Epic, L.A. Peddlers, a one -stop, with Capitol's Frank Peters as Judge Weinfeld ruled that this ex- only the record companies as the To avoid the jam and confusion occasioned by last - manager. . .. Mike Curb of MGM inked Kenny ception "preserves Mills' rights un- producers or owners of a derivative minute gate ticket sales, the "Us" festival over Labor Myer's Amaret label. ... Eddie Gilreath left Motown at all to der the terms of the grant to share work and does not apply Day Weekend cuts off all ducat sales Aug. 30. ... Cali- to join Warner/Reprise as Southern promo boss. the royalties from derivative works music publishers. fornia Copyright Conference should draw a full house Michelle DiGrazia named MCA publicity chief, prepared and licensed by it before .. nothing in the language of the Wednesday (1 1) when Register of Copyrights David while former personal manager Ron Oberman joined termination of the grant." Judge section states that the exception ap- Ladd makes his first L.A. stand. For reservations to the the CBS Records New York flackery group.... Cecil Weinfeld further decided that Mills plies only to record companies and evening dinner at the Valley's Sportsmen's Lodge, Scaife left Nashville CBS custom crew to head Songs excludes music publishers," Wein- phone (213) 980 -3357. Some shaking at the Pickwick of Faith label, which he acquired from Bill Beasley. feld stated. rack HQ in Minneapolis, occasioned by the departure of ITA Revision Angers RIAA Continued from page 3 ChorEbeot (rather than the $234.5 million pre- viously reported) to $289.0 million Continued from page 6 8. "Hard To Say I'm Sorry," 1982/ "Sara" (Elektra), debuting at 82. chart, becoming the second No. 1 in 1981. top 10 hits. Over the years, Cetera #6, Cetera -Foster. Not that three is the current AC hit in less than a year for song- Videocassette sales rose 47% over has written four top 10 hits for Chi- 9. "Does Anybody Really Know record. Mike Stone has four singles writers J.L. Wallace, Kenneth Bell 1980 in dollars, a 49% rise in units. cago. Keyboardist Robert Lamm has What Time It Is," 1971/ # 7, on the Hot 100; Journey's "Still and Terry Skinner. The trio previ- HVS cassettes increased from $168.6 also written four, while trombonist Lamm. They Ride" (Columbia) at 19, April ously scored with the Carpenters' million and 12.9 million units in Jimmy Pankow has written six. 10. "Beginnings" / "Color My Wine's "Enough Is Enough" (Capi- "Touch Me When We're Dancing" 1980 to $260.4 million and 20.5 mil- Trumpeter Lee Loughnane has writ- World," 1971/ # 7, Lamm/ tol) at 56 and Asia's "Heat Of The (A &M), which was No. 1 AC for two lion in 1981. Dollar sales of Beta cas- ten one. Pankow. Moment" and "Only Time Will weeks last August. settes were up 27 %, from $63.7 mil- Here are Chicago's 13 top 10 hits, 11. "Searchin' So Long," 1974/ #9, Tell" (Geffen) at 54 and 64. lion to $81.0 million, with unit sales plus the two closest runnersup, Pankow. * tit * up 28%, from 6.1 million to 7.9 mil- along with writer credits: 12. "Make Me Smile," 1970/ # 9, * * * Plant Power: Three group mem- lion. 1. "If You Leave Me Now," 1976/ Pankow. Air -Ista Action: Air Supply's bers from superstar rock bands have Combined audio and video- #1, Cetera. 13. "Feelin' Stronger Every Day," "Even The Nights Are Better" albums climbing this week's top 40. cassettes sales in the U.S. in 1981 2. "Saturday In The Park," 1972/ 1973/ # 10, Cetera -Pankow. (Arista) leaps from 14 to eight this The hottest by far is Robert Plant's rose 30% in dollar volume and 9% in # 3, Lamm. 14. "Wishin' You Were Here," week, making the Aussie chaps the "Pictures At Eleven" (Swan Song/ unit volume over 1980, according to 3. "Just You'N'Me," 1973/ #4, 1974/ #11, Cetera. first act of the '80s to put seven sin- Atlantic), which vaults from 28 to the ITA. Pankow. 15. "Harry Truman," 1975/ # 13, gles in Billboard's top 10. Diana eight in its third week. Left in the These figures were derived by 4. "Baby, What A Big Surprise," Lamm. Ross (Motown /RCA) is in second dust -this week, at least-are Pete combining the total reported sales 1977/ #4, Cetera. "Hard To Say I'm Sorry" is one of place with six top 10 hits so far in Townshend's "All The Best Cowboys from the ITA's 15 member com- 5. "25 Or 6 To 4," 1970/ # 4, three singles on this week's chart this decade. Daryl Hall & John Have Chinese Eyes" (Atco/Atlan- panies and extrapolating to the total Lamm. produced by David Foster, along Oates (RCA) are third with five. tic), up two points to 34 in its fourth industry by a composite average of 6. "Old Days," 1975/ # 5, Pankow. with Jennifer Holliday's "And I'm "Even The Nights Are Better" week, and Glenn Frey's "No Fun sales estimates by non -member com- 7. "Call On Me," 1974/ # 6, Telling You I'm Not Going" (Gef- also holds at No. 1 for the second Aloud" (Asylum), up two points to panies. Loughnane. fen) at 39 and Bill Champlin's week on the adult contemporary 35 in its sixth week.

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