ISSUE NUMBER 507 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER OCTOBER 28, 1983 Witting Appointed

I N S I D E: PD At KDKA WOWO/Ft. Wayne VP/Sta- PLANNING FOR SUCCESS tion Operations Chris Witting = has resigned that position to be- TM's Pat Shaughnessy provides some come PD at Group W's KDKA/ compelling reasons why planning should C Pittsburgh. Witting, who as- be a radio management priority - without C sumes his new title November it, he contends, failure is a distinct pro- 11111..- 14, fills the vacancy left several bability. Page 14 months ago by the departure of former PD Konstantin Grab. CHR'S NEW YORK GROOVE In making the announcement, Suddenly there's a CHR battle in the Ap- KDKA Station Manager Rick Starr commented, "We are ple, and Joel Denver pits WNBC's Kevin thrilled to have Chris join WPLJ's Larry Berger, and Metheny, KDKA. He's worked with me in The appointment marks a re- in a three-way war Z100's Scott Shannon the past as well as with (KDKA turn to Group W for Witting, of the words. Page 28 RADIO & RECORDS VP/GM) Dan Friel, and I know who spent two years as a WRKS WINS IN NEW YORK he'll do a great job for us. He trainee/producer for the com- was the natural choice." pany's WIND/Chicago outlet, While the CHR battle is bubbling, Urban followed by three years at sister WRKS is on top of the war after its summer $200,000 IN DAMAGE, BUT Di UNHURT station WBZ/Boston as Produc- book number one rating. Walt Love asks tion Director and Executive PD Barry Mayo and VP/GM Lee Simon- Producer. Witting transferred son how it feels to hit the heights. Page 40 to WOWO as PD in 1981, and Gunman Shoots Up KWAV, was promoted to VP/Station THE BRAVE NEW WORLD Operations last spring following OF ROLLING MONTHLIES Group W's sale of the station to Demolishes Equipment WITTING/See Page 23 Jhan Hiber concludes his series on the new Arbitrend and Birchscan monthly Gannett ratings offerings with a look at their poten- tial problem areas and impact on the way we measure radio. Page 12 Promotes PEOPLE IN THE NEWS Gutbrod THIS WEEK After a year as GSM at Gan- nett's KSD-AM & FM/St. Louis, Karl Johnson Winston VP at KOIT John Gutbrod has been appoint- Mike Grinsell Station Manager, Ronni ed VP/GM at sister outlets Brand GSM at KABL-AM & FM WWWE & WDOK/Cleveland. A Peter Flannery VP/ABC Radio News Cleveland native, Gutbrod suc- Larkin Arnold Sr. VP at CBS ceeds Tom Wilson, who depart- Michael Kidd VP at RCA ed last week to pursue personal interests. Bob Guerra PD for KNEW Richard Harker VP at Coleman Research Trevlyn Holdridge KCNR's PD Page 3 AOR SHOWS ITS HEAVY METTLE Heavy metal music is more popular than ever, and AOR stations are trying to figure out how to handle hot metal without scorching their older demos. Steve Fein- WHO CAN IT BE NOW? - KWAV/Monterey overnight personality Sandy Shore (upper left) surveys stein moderates as programmers try to the damage after a gunman blasted his way into the station during her show and shot up nearly every piece of equipment (note bullet holes and general damage in photos). Shore, who was uninjured, Pres- hammer out a solution. Page 36 Gannett Radio Division coolly crawled under the control board and called the police during the drama. The man, arrested on ident Joe Dorton stated, "We was his mind." PROGRAMMING IN THE multiple felony charges, claimed KWAV "poisoning always make an effort to ap- NASHVILLE FISHBOWL point general managers who A man armed with a 12 -gauge 41 -year -old transient Norbert door off, smashed his way in are familiar with the markets in Programming a Country station is complex shotgun raided KWAVfMonte- Schenk, began shooting at the through a window. which they'll be working. John enough, but in Music City, USA you've got rey's studios early Friday mor- lock of the station door shortly He then made his way down has spent most of his life in in promoters, producers, and even artists on ning (10-21) , blasting 58 rounds before 3am. Shore told the hall, firing at everything Cleveland, so there's no doubt your case with one burning question on into the station's equipment and authorities she thought at first sight. As he entered the control that he meets that require- facilities. The gunfire knocked noises were from a room, the record ending on the their lips: "Why aren't you playing my the muffled ment." the A/C outlet off the air for janitorial crew until she saw turntable was, ominously multi- record?" Lon Helton empathizes as three Noting Gutbrod's three hours, causing an chunks of wood and shards of enough, Cliff Richard's "Never Page 23 Nashville PDs discuss survival techniques. GUTBROD/See estimated $200,000 in damage. glass flying around. She imme- Say Die." Cued up to play next Page 44 Overnight personality Sandy diately hid under the control was Men At Work's "Who Can Henderson TRISH BEATTY: Shore was alone on the air when console and called the police as It Be Now," but before the pro- the gunman, identified as the intruder, unable to shoot the phetic song could reach the air, A/C's LEADING LADY he entered the control room and VP/GM At KDKA/Pittsburgh afternoon personality shot the record into bits. Cummings Upped To "I was in a daze," Shore KQRS & KGLD Trish Beatty has the highest ratings of any recalled. "My heart almost Michael Henderson has been female DJ in a major market. Jeff Green Emmis stopped. I really believed he upped from GSM to VP/GM at profiles A/C's leading lady in Part Ill of his National PD Hudson Broadcasting stations WENS/Indianapolis PD Rick was going to get me next." Aces" Page 42 KQRS & KGLD/Minneapolis- "Afternoon series. Cummings has been elevated tom When the gunman stopped to re- St. Paul. He succeeds Richard the newly -created position of load, she came out from under FCC ALLOWS MULTIPLE-CITY IDs Poe, who will continue to serve National PD for the console and pleaded, " `Don't parent com- company, A station can now legally identify itself with pany Emmis Broadcasting. shoot me. Could I leave?' He an affiliated Hudson Hudson Investment, as a con- more locales than just its city of license, Cummings will continue to handed me my purse saying, sultant. following a deregulatory decision by the oversee WENS, WLOL/Minne- 'Here you go, love.' I'm so glad Henderson, who joined the FCC. Details on the Washington page. apolis, and the company's to be alive." stations in February, told R&R, newest acquisitions, KSHE/St. As Shore ran out of the Page 4 "I'm excited. We've got an ex- Louis and KMGG/Los Angeles. building, the shooting con- cellent station and staff in Emmis President Smul- tinued, riddling the news and Jeff place; it's not like anybody has 53.50 Single Copy yan commented, "We can't production equipment. A volley to do any surgery here. It's think of anyone in America who of buckshot through the heart of HENDERSON/See Page 23 CUMMINGS/See Page 23 KWAV/See Page 23

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www.americanradiohistory.com KABL Promotes Two Grinsell To Station Manager; Brand Named GSM Mike Grinsell and Ronni Brand have been named Station Manager and General Sales 'Computer Talk On The Radio Manager, respectively, at KABL-AM & FM/San Francisco. Both promotions are in- 'Ith the nation's computer boom In full swing, Talk radio house; Grinsell was formerly Local Sales stations are putting "user-friendly" programs on the air, and Manager, while Brand served National learning as to serve the computer experts as well as the Sales Manager. novices. Page 20 "I think the promotion is absolutely marvelous," Grinsell told R&R. "It's a Washington Report 4 Black Radio: Walt Love 40 fabulous staff, and I'm awfully happy that What's New 6 A/C: Jeff Green 42 I'll be working with Ronni as a team. The Networks/Suppliers 8 Country: Lon Helton 44 station has been a winner for many years Mike Ratings & Research: Jhan Hiber 12 Nashville: Sharon Allen 46 and will continue to be a winner." In addi- Grinsell Ronni Brand neighboring Bay Area Management 14 Marketplace 47 tion to his seven-year stint as KABL's Local that he worked at facilities KFOG, KNEW, and KNBR. Street Talk 16 Opportunities 48 Sales Manager, Grinsell was previously a Brand's new appointment combines the On The Records: Ken Barnes 18 National Music Formats 50 member of the outlet's sales staff. Prior to National Sales News/Talk: Brad Woodward 20 Black Chart 52 Local Sales Manager and Manager posts. A two-year KABL veteran, Calendar: Brad Messer 24 Jazz Chart 54 Shaw Sues Sales Picture Page 26 Country Chart 56 she joined the station from the KABUSee Page 23 CHR: Joel Denver 28 AOR Charts 80 WMJJ For AOR: Steve Feinstein 36 A/C Chart 80 Chart 80 ABC Flannery CHR $1.25 Million Sets VP/STA TION MANAGER/GSM Veteran air personality Dale Shaw has As VP/Radio News filed suit against Capitol Broadcasting, its Peter Flannery has been upped to Birmingham property WMJJ, and PD Bill VP/ABC News, Radio from his position of Thomas for $1.25 million, charging fraud, GM/News Programming, Radio. Flannery KOIT Ups Winston willful misrepresentation, and breach of replaces Bob Benson, who was recently contract. named VP/Sr. Executive, ABC Radio Net- Kan Johnson Winston has been appointed market," Winston told R&R. "We're look- The five -count lawsuit stems from Shaw's works. VP/Station Manager/General Sales Man- ing forward to the acquisition of KYA and claim that Thomas rescinded an alleged "Peter Flannery ager at KOIT/San Francisco. Most recently taking on the other combos in the market." oral agreement to hire him early last represents the exper- KOIT's Assistant Manager, Winston has Winston's first Bonneville assignment December as Production Manager and ience, knowledge, spent 12 years with parent Bonneville Inter- was working in the operations department midday air talent. Shaw, who was then and dedication to be national Corporation. at Seattle outlet KSEA, followed by a stint working at WQUE/New Orleans as Produc- the best that has Commenting on the as Operations Manager across the hall at tion Director and afternoon personality, marked ABC's radio promotion, Jay Lloyd, sister station KIRO. In 1978 she transferred told R&R that based on the alleged oral operations and their Bonneville Sr. VP, to KBIG/Los Angeles, serving as Business agreement, he turned down another offer growth to the largest - stated, "Kari is well Manager/Personnel Director, Account Ex- from a Birmingham competitor and stop- broadcast news or- qualified and ably ecutive, and Assistant Manager before ped looking for other opportunities in the ganization," said suited for her new moving on to KOIT. market. "They sold me a great bill of ABC News President position because of the goods," he said. "It was very embarrass- Roone Arledge. "We Peter Flannery vast knowledge and KLAK Returns ing." SHAW/See Page 23 FLANNERY/See Page 23 experience she has ac- HARKER BECOMES VP cumulated in her various assignments Kari Winston To Country AT COLEMAN RESEARCH within the Bonneville organization." "I appreciate Bonneville's confidence in KLAK/Denver has returned to a Country me to face the challenge of making KOIT a format after two and a half years as an A/C Holdridge Promoted To KCNR PD station. The station had been Country since significant factor in the San Francisco KCNR/Portland PD Richard Harker has and hopefully there will be more opportuni- the dawn of the '60s until its 1981 switch. the to - KLAK PD Roger White explained that resigned from CHR outlet join Dallas ties for others in the company to earn their based Coleman in newly STAFF KLAK would continue its heavy commit- Research the creat- spurs as we acquire more stations." ed position of Vice President. Promoted Regarding Harker's new post, Coleman Pudelre,: BOB WILSON ment to sports, including sports talk from President/Chief Executive Officer DWIGHT CASE from within, replacing Harker as PD, is MD 6:30-8:30am and 3-7pm, plus hockey and President Jon Coleman told R&R, "This is a Vice President/SWs 6 Mbkehp: DICK KRIZMAN Trevlyn Holdridge. position I've considered for some time but it Lace President/Menage Editor: JOHN LEADER football broadcasts. He explained, "Our re- Eder: KEN BARNES KCNR GM Tom Farley commented, right person. I think search has shown that, because of KLAK's "It's just took time to find the Art Director RICHARD ZUMWALT the policy of Duffy Broadcasting, as Bob our company will see more growth and better News Editor. GAIL MITCHELL 20 -year history of country music in this Duffy exemplified the Christal Company, Raps 6 Rseerch Editor JHAN HIBER market, we were still perceived in the mar- at capabilities for our current and future clients Format Editors: JOEL DENVER ICHRI, STEVE FEINSTEIN to first look internally for talented people. with Richard's joining. Richard has a real (AOR), JEFF GREEN (A/C), LON HELTON (Country), WALT ketplace as Country. We were doing quite a LOVE IBleck Radio). GAIL MITCHELL (Easy Listening), In interviewing six candidates within our understanding of a station's needs, which BRAD WOODWARD lNewe1Teik) bit of sports, and the two seemed to be a Senior Associate Editors: staff for the position, I found them all to be KRISANN ALIO, ELLEN BARNES very compatible mix. So we got back in the can only help all of our clients." Associate Ede 's: BARBARA BARNES, JUDI LUCARELLI, very talented. It's so encouraging to be able Harker, who KGW/Portland SYLVIA SALAZAR, CAROL TAYLOR saddle again." programmed Edtorlr Au8t8Ms: CHRISTEE ATWOOD, NANCY to offer people on our staff these positions, for three years prior to his two years as PD CONOVER, RON RODRIGUES, SEAN ROSS KLAK, which switched over Monday (10- Computer Services: DAN COLE (Director), LEE CLARK, 24), gives Denver its fifth Country station, for KCNR, remarked, "I'd just like to thank SANDRA GUTIERREZ, MIKE LANE Bob Duffy, Tom Farley, and (KLIR/Den- Thrift Director: ADRIENNE RIDDLE joining KLZ and KRBQ on AM and KYGO Guerra Moves Ceculatlon Director: MARCELLA LOPER and KRBQ-FM on FM. ver GM) Lou Campbell for the opportunity Production Director: RICHARD AGATA Associate Art Up To KNEW HOLDRIDGE/See Page 23 Director MARILYN FRANDSEN PD P/wfogreplry: ROGER ZUMWALT Typography: KENT THOMAS. LUCIE MORRIS Bob Guerra has been promoted to PD at Graplece: L.T. PEARL, GARY VAN DER STEUR Kidd Joins RCA As Malrite's Bay Area Country station Arnold Elevated Creative Conaut8M: MARK SHIPPER Creative Services Director MIKE ATKINSON KNEW/Oakland. Guerra had been Music Accent Execufhee: PAM BELLAMY, JEFF GELB VP/Black Promotion Director at the station since 1977 and To CBS Sr. VP Mrketplece Cotn8Wor: NINA ROSSMAN in 1976 personali- Office Manager: NANCY HOFF Michael Kidd has been appointed Divi- started there as all-night Larkin Arnold has been named Senior AOreaefrWM Assistant. PAULA PONCE Division. He had been Controller: MARGARET BECKWITH sion VP/Black Promotion at RCA Records. ty. VP/CBS Records KNEW & KSAN GM Steve Edwards told NMMegbe Iunw: 818 Connecticut Ave., NW, Suite 300. He joins the company from PolyGram, VP/GM for A&R/Black Music for CBS Washington, DC 20006, (2021 468-4980 R&R, "Bob had been assisting (former PD) 1981, in his new position will con- Vice President: JONATHAN HALL where he was National Promotion Director since and Naknr Seise Director: BARRY O'BRIEN in the company's black music division. Jim Wood for the past two years, and when tinue to supervise black/urban A&R ac- 1M0lepfon Editor BRAD WOODWARD Jim became Malrite's National PD, Bob his Account Executed: VIVIAN FUNN Kidd reports to VP/ tivities for both Columbia and Epic from Office Manses: CHERYL SOMERS was the logical choice to carry on the Los Angeles base. Leer Counsel: JASON SHRINSKY Promotion John Bet- philosophy we developed when Malrite first Commenting on Ar- N 4,18. (Woe 1810 1 Bah Avenue Sarah, ancourt, who com- Nashville, TN 37212, 1615) 2928982, 2928983 purchased the station three years ago. Bob nold's renewal of his Bureau Gnat SHARON ALLEN mented, "Michael has proven himself to be a devoted, tireless CBS association, CBS Redo a %conk s plöarod every Frkey by Redo & Records, arc., Kidd brings a tremen- 1930 Century Patt West, Los Arpebs, CA 90067 (273) 553-4330. dous amount of talent achiever. I feel totally confident he will con- Records Group Presi- Slaecrpeorle 3215 per year or 560 per pmts MerretbrW oobocrp- tinue to excel with his duties." 98, rte áe00 pr yet. A/ reasonable co,. then but no responsibility and experience to our added dent Walter Yetnikoff assumed irr trowelled mane/. MR reserves aI rights i, mane/ ac- Guerra commented, "I couldn't be more cepted for ptticabn. A/ Mffrs addressed to FUR or as Editors 08 be black music division. said, "Since joining Yta,Md Wended irr publication end reproduction re/ may tho,etae pleased. I've seen how great a company CBS almost W teed for ace purpose. 'doming may be reproduced in weeny or n pad His abilities will be in- Records without wire, psnYsabn hem the Pupe,. The terms AOR Back Malrite is, and that their management three years ago, Lar- Pep. &w era, Mere Added. Mairar Amble/30. PrateM. Peet 6 strumental in shaping %core re/ Street hit we metered hadernan s o/ Rego 4 Records the plans for develop- team is superb. Tobeapartofitisanex- kin has signed some R/Wed in U.S.A. ?Jaded hW c/Y to ne (tinted Stetes, Caved.. Erg treme thrill. KSAN MD Laurie Sayres now land, Ausbau, New Zeeetnd, end Aapn. © 1993 Redo 6 %COMO,,- ment of this area." Michael Kidd of our biggest -selling trat. assumes the KNEW MD position as well, His efforts in Larkin Arnold A Afton o/ lYte-Nelie Cor naaYcatlona KIDD/See Page 23 artists. replacing Guerra. LARKIN/See Page 23

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 4 R&R/Friday, October 28,'1983 ANTI -JEWISH BROADCASTS RESUME Fearful Of Violence, Washington Report FCC Inspects KTTL Taking unusual precautions owing to fears of possible violence, in- spectors from the FCC's Field Operations Bureau (FOB) last u- (10-20) entered the studios of embattled KTTL/Dodge City, KS. Ili.. fears proved to be unfounded when co-owner and GM Nellie Babbs gave WINZ Wins Round Two offering to make local physicians available to discuss the issue, on or off the air. her full cooperation. In Fairness Battle FDA claims medical evidence shows a KTTL is the target of several petitions to casts on KTfL resumed in late September. Upholding a decision by its staff, the FCC higher incidence of Rye's Syndrome among deny its license and a competing applica- Jim Weitzman of the Washington law firm last week ruled that WINZ/Miami did not children who take aspirin for the flu. The tion, stemming from broadcasts attacking Shrinsky, Weitzman & Eisen said the new violate the Fairness Doctrine and personal committee calls the agency's studies minorities, including Calls for the killing of shows include five-minute broadcasts, attack rules by waging an on -air campaign "fatally flawed" and says the PSAs could Jews. prepared by the Posse Comitatus in Wis- against a rate hike sought by Florida Power result in aspirin being denied to children Last week's inspection, which was re- consin, blaming Jews for problems in the & Light (FPL). who need it, such as victims of rheumatoid quested by the Mass Media Bureau, Middle East and Central America. He Since WINZ offered response time, pro- arthritis. reportedly turned up technical violations quoted one broadcast as denouncing "that duced and aired 198 spots for FPL, and for which KTTL will be cited later this Communist Ronald Reagan and his Jewish covered both sides of the issue in news pro- NAB Demands week. Babbs told R&R the problems crop- liberal Cabinet." grams, the Commission said the station FCC Documents ped up after her husband and station KTTL Foes Suffer acted reasonably. It noted the Fairness On FM Certification engineer, Charlie Babbs, "abandoned the "Suspicious" Accident Doctrine doesn't require "mathematical family and the engineering job" without NAB has opened up a campaign to block a Dodge equality" of time devoted to both sides of an warning in September, taking much of the In another development, six City move FM applicants issue. Rather, broadcasters are supposed to possible FCC allowing station's equipment with him. residents who are involved in the competing for major changes or new stations to mere- offer contrasting views in their overall pro- FCC officials were apprehensive because application or the petition to deny KTTL's ly certify to the Commission that their license were injured two weeks ago in what gramming. of reports that the Babbs family is facilities will meet technical standards. The Weitzman calls a suspicious" acci- On the personal attack charge, the Com- associated with the militant Posse Comita- "very FCC hasn't proposed that step, but is seek- dent. Returning from Wichita after speak- mission said the station's offer of time - tus, which rejects the notion of federal ing comments on the idea through a Notice ing on the KTTL case to a group of and FPL's acceptance of that time - show- authority and has killed a federal marshal. of Inquiry (NOI). off road ed that WINZ fulfilled its responsibilities. Various rumors suggested there were ministers, their car was forced the of Information Act, Under the Freedom weapons and barbed wire at KTTL, as well by a truck which fled into the night. All six request to see all FCC Chrysler Picks Motorola NAB this week filed a as a Posse training ground nearby. were hospitalized with serious injuries. materials used in preparing the NOI. NAB Weitzman said the mishap is suspicious, in AM Stereo, But . Before conducting the inspection, of- .. believes the documents will show that even part, because it occurred "in the middle of, multi-system AM ficials from the FCC's Kansas City Field Of- Chrysler has rejected believe FM self - some FCC officials fice conferred with other agencies that have a lonely stretch of highway." stereo receivers as too expensive, choosing is idea. certification a bad dealt with KTTL, and notified local law en- Weitzman said the next step in the case instead to go with Motorola sets. According is will KTTL is FCC to NAB's position that certification forcement officials of their planned visit. against for the designate to Radio Product Planner John Thompson, save almost no FCC manpower, while im- the station's renewal application, the com- Chrysler is proceeding on the assumption it posing major costs and risks on FM broad- KTTL Broadcast Attacks peting application, and the petitions to deny will introduce AM stereo next fall in about casters. Potential problems include having Reagan As "Communist" for an evidentiary hearing. He said a hear- 200,000 of its one million 1985 cars. But he says to monitor nearby stations for technical Meanwhile, the attorney for the com- ing notice is now being prepared at the FCC a final decision will depend on how many compliance and suffering severe in- peting applicant says inflammatory broad - and may be issued in November. radio stations are broadcasting in Motorola terference from a station which makes a AM stereo at that time, as well as on public mistake that, under current procedures, acceptance. would be caught in advance by the FCC. DISCLAIMERS POSSIBLE Motorola was picked "because we think it's a good system and will serve the public well," Thompson explained, while the Ads multi -system approach was rejected "be- Other Key Developments: Larry Flynt Campaign cause of the additional cost." As predicted last week in R&R, the FCC has voted to seek public comment on a pro- House Majority Backs posal to grant 1kw' of nighttime power Worry Commission Officials Broadcast Deregulation across-the-board to Cass 4 AM stations. notified by mail of A total of 221 Congressmen - more than Daytimers are being Even though Hustler magazine publisher Larry Flynt apparently half the members of the U.S. House - have their new operating hours and power levels. hasn't yet tried to buy any radio or television ads for his presidential now signed on as cosponsors of H.R. 2382. Although it wants the changes to be effec- campaign, R&R has learned that FCC officials are talking about what to That's the NAB -backed broadcast deregu- tive when daylight savings ends October 31, ex- do if he requests airtime for ads stations consider to be offensive. lation bill sponsored by Reps. Tom Tauke the FCC says stations can't use their a new broadcasting Flynt is an announced candidate for the (R -IA) and Billy Tauzin (D -LA). It would tended hours until Republican presidential nomination. seen one of the full-page newspaper ads abolish comparative renewals and codify agreement is signed with Canada. finalists However, neither he nor any of the others Flynt has placed to promote his candidacy. the FCC's radio deregulation. NAB says The NPR Board is interviewing this week and running have yet attained status as "legally The station was worried that a similar ad on this is the first time a majority of the House for the network presidency Friday (10-28) . qualified" candidates for purposes of trig- radio or television would be offensive to the has ever gone on record favoring deregula- plans an announcement newest gering the FCC's equal time or guaranteed audience. tion. FCC Chairman Mark Fowler's now rules. The potential dilemma is that the law for- It's unlikely, however, that the bill will be legal assistant is Janice Obuchowski, access Planning FCC discussions were prompted by a call bids stations from in any way censoring ads brought to the House floor for a vote. Even Chief/International Facilities for a station which had by legally qualified candidates for federal the measure's sponsors have stopped push- Division of the Common Carrier Bureau. from an attorney office. In addition, refusal to sell time to ing it, they take in Telecommunica- as part such a candidate can result in license tions negotiations to come Subcommittee revocation. up with "consensus" legislation. Those Although no final decision would be made talks have stalled as the subcommittee until a test case is presented, FCC discus- concentrates on telephone issues this week. sions have centered on permitting stations However, action on broadcast deregulation to run disclaimers just before or after is expected to resume next week. Stations Now Free To political ads they find offensive. The Government PSA Campaign disclaimers, which would have to be Gives Aspirin carefully and neutrally worded, would try Choose Dual -City IDs to deflect criticism of the stations by infor- Group Headache ming listeners that federal law mandated A doctors' group supported by the aspirin carrying the spots. industry is warning radio stations that In its latest bit of radio deregulation, the FCC voted last week to let radio stations mention as Chuck Kelley, Chief/FCC Enforcement PSAs now being distributed by the Food many communities as they wish in their official IDs. The only restriction is that the station's actual Division, said permitting stations to run and Drug Administration (FDA) are "very city of license must be named first. such disclaimers in the 1984 campaign misleading and potentially harmful." The Commission abolished the requirement that stations apply for permission to adopt dual - would be a first for the FCC. No face-saving About 5000 stations are being sent scripts of city IDs, and it also tossed out the rule that any cities named must be within the station's primary measures for stations were approved in two PSAs warning that giving aspirin to signal contour. 1980, when Citizens Party candidate Barry children with flu symptoms may cause dead- The reasoning behind the move was that dual -city IDs have primarily served to protect adver- Commoner caused a stir by airing ads ly Rye's Syndrome. tisers from misleading coverage claims by broadcasters. The FCC said abandoning the rules which contained the phrase "son of a But the Committee on the Care of Children poses little risk of harm to the public and gets the Commission out of a spot it has no desire to be bitch." In New Hampshire, which has the is countering with a letter to stations "to re- in - the economic relationship between stations and sponsors. quest that you not air the PSAs in the best nation's first primary, NH Association of interests of parents and patients." If the Broadcasters Executive Director B. Allan spots are aired, the group requests to be Sprague said he isn't aware of any attempts notified and to receive equal time. It's also by Flynt to purchase airtime in the state.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 6 R&R/Friday, October 28, 1983 MAGAZINE -FORMATTED TV SHOW DEBUTS BPA Hooks Up With Wold With radio and television promotion as its framework, the the direction of the university's Broadcasters Promotion Association is producing a half- Hayes Anderson and Jon Quick of WCCO/Minneapolis. The series Is hour television program titled "BPA Magazine." This once -a - being transmitted via Wold's Westar month series premieres October 28, 12-12:30pm Eastern time. IV to its ad hoc network of 510 televi- The new venture is part of Wold Communications' "Semi- sion stations. BPA member radio and nars By Satellite" concept. It's a no -cost industry service de- television facilities unable to receive signed for qualified industry associations that want to conduct the transmission may also request tapes or videocassettes; subsequent management and employees of informational sessions geared to network affiliate feeds are planned. radio, TV, cable -TV, educational institutions, and other groups. Bergendorff views BPA Magazine's function as twofold: "It's just another Torbet Surveys Radio News way of offering something else to our membership. Plus It's a way of reach- ing out to those who aren't members to show them what promotions are all 86% Say News Isn't Tuneout Factor; about and perhaps interest them in Wire Services Number One Source joining the organization. It's a great opportunity for us."

In a recently released Torbet study of over 300 radio station managers, 75% of those responding said news was either "important" or "very Local Radio important" to their target audience in choosing a radio station. Only eight per- cent felt radio news was "not important at all" in the listeners' selection pro- Most cess. While 86% of those surveyed stated news is not a tuneout factor, an al- most equal percentage (85%) think listeners punch up a specific outlet strictly (I -r) Fred Bergendorff, BPA President; Robert Wold, Wold Communications for news coverage; 94% said that outlet would probably be on the AM band. President. Effective Buy managers thought their listeners preferred international to local Although Just to reiterate something the ra- news by more than a three -to-one -margin, 47% of the average newscast is de- Bergen- campaign, and Host/interviewer Fred "Something Special" dio industry already knows - local ra- voted to local news and only 11% to international events. State news compris- of BPA Newsletter Editor and origin- dorff, BPA President and Director dio is the most effective buy. Vitt Me- ed of the average newscast, national news received 17%, and 5% was al of directors member Paul 20% Advertising & Promotion at KNX/Los board dia International's recent poll also The wire services were the number one source for news, devoted to features. Angeles, describes the magazine as Woodland. finds 45% of TV advertisers believ- utilized by 87% of respondents. Other principal sources included self -originat- "devoted to a universal subject with As with this episode, subsequent ing within the next five years televi- ed news (78%), newspapers (66%), and television/other radio stations tied at In include several regular which everybody can identify." segments will sion will become a less effective News with 34%. keeping with that premise, the first in- features: "BPA Update" sales tool for them. Why? Company Top and bottom of the hour newscasts are the most popular air times stallment is titled "Promotion With BPA Executive Coordinator Lance spokesman Hal Katz points to exorbi- at quarter past the hour. Average length of the (45%). Only 1% broadcast Harmony." Scheduled guests Otis Webster, "Innovation of the Month," tant commercial prices and the view- newscasts is 4.26 minutes with 12.4% of a typical hour focused on news and Future episodes, Conner of Otis Conner Produc- and "BPA Profile." er shift from network to cable TV. In a Actualities, averaging five per newscast, are utilized by 85% in information. tions and TM Productions' Tom airing the fourth Friday of every counterattack, Katz told Wireless their local news presentations. Merriman will address the promo- month, range from "Go For The Flash that advertisers have started Staffwise, 92% employ a news director and an average of three newscast- tional use of music on both radio and Gold" to "BPA Goes To College." bartering programs for TV in ex- one female. 45% said that their news departments are mon- ers, two males and TV. Rounding out the guest list are Since the BPA archives library is change for advertising time, as well eymakers. Almost half (41 %) said that they did channel those profits back into CBS Radio Network's Norm Gins- housed at San Diego State, the pro- as frequent use of shorter commer- the news operation, while 46% left that particular question unanswered. burg, who'll discuss the net's gram is being produced there, under cials. SATELLITE TRANSMISSION TOP PRIORITY HENDRIX, BLOOMFIELD Guitar Heroes Enshrined In Print Report Pinpoints CBC's Future Two of the '60s premier guitar Referring to microwave and ground sic. CBC is said to be losing potential legends, Jimi Hendrix and Mike line transmission as outdated, a re- listeners because of being too spe- are the subjects of i:r Tftf2 cent report outlining the future of the cialized Bloomfield, r^;;Jtdrlr Fv.r, recent biographies. "Hit & Run: Canadian Broadcasting Corp.'s Increased radio drama program- The Jimi Hendrix Story" will get national radio network recommends ming the most attention; Hendrix's conversion to satellite "as soon as pos- Switching from politician inter- posthumous reputation is far sible." The report also suggests that view emphasis on AM and PM talk greater than Bloomfield's (both if allowed to share satellites currently show to how government policies di- died in somewhat mysterious carrying television signals and rectly affect listeners; more emphasis drug -related circumstances), and through satellites of its own, the net- on helping audience adjust to lower liv- "Hit & Run" 's author, Jerry Hop- work could offer additional services, ing standard because of downshifting kins, co -wrote the successful i.e. news, public affairs, and classical economy music. Jim Morrison biography "No Off-peak times given to specializ- Also interested in satellite trans- One Gets Out Of Here Alive." But ed programming mission and the sharing of costs are his Hendrix book is disappointing, Separation of CBC-Radio's re- independent radio stations. A result- mainly marred by a flat narrative gional operations from TV manage- American Guitar aside, the narrative moves well, ing advantage would be a savings in style. New facts are uncovered, And Fall Of An ment just as radio's national side was and the book succeeds in restor- record library costs. At this point in and the basic story is absorbing, Hero," is better, making a strong recently. but for a definitive Hendrix bio, case for the subject's enshrine- ing an overlooked guitar star to his time stations have to stock their own check David Henderson's ment in the guitar hero hall of fame proper place in the historical libraries. If they shared satellite ser- The satellite conversion proposal ranks. The Bloomfield book is vice, recordings could be called up by being " 'Scuse Me While I Kiss The by recounting in detail his ground- coincides with other proposals Sky." breaking work with the Paul But- $8.95 from Cherry Lane Books; computer. Additional recommenda- presented to a federal government Ed Ward's Bloomfield book, terfield Blues Band and Bob the Hendrix volume is $8.95 from tions among the report's 90 -plus: study of all radio services in the coun- "Michael Bloomfield: The Rise Dylan. A few stray hippieisms Perigee/Putnam. _Ken Barnes Expansion of the FM net, which try. A spring release is planned for the now principally provides classical mu- study.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 8 R&R/Friday, October 28, 1983 NEWS & INFORMATION FEATURES ram SuppliersNetworks/Pro g ABC Progressive Radio Net All six radio nets will present special Computer Program: programming retrospective on Kennedy years Computer Input, output/printers/modems/network (November 11-22) programming (Week of October 31) MUSIC FEATURES Information Net: Laugh Machine: Don't believe all aspirin ads on "John Clayton Webster Stossel Con- Franklin Ajaye/Bill Cosby/Rich Little/Rowan 8 Martin United Stations sumer Lookout" (October 29-30) (Week of 31) In Concert: October Country Calendar: Rock Net: News Blimp: Dick Clark's Rock, Roll Stray Cats (November 11-13) Rosanne Cash (November 14) "Lifelines" talks with the Amazing Kreekln and Radio station and 800 versions of "Louie & Remember: INXS/Billy Idol (November 25-27) Reba McEntire (November 16) "Complete Spy" co-authors Robert McGarvey, Louie"/Overeaters Anonymous/Gloria Steknem Johnny Cash (November 16) Charlie Rich (November 11-13) Uve From Gilley's: Elise Caitlin (Fantini Prod.) (October (Week of October 31) 31 -November 4) Gary Stewart (November 17) The Great Sounds: Lacy J. Dalton (November 11-13) Sound Advice: Barbara Mandrel) (November 18) "Rocknotes" with Pat St. Job: 3 -part Interview John Conies (November 19) Eartta Kitt (November 11-13) Off The Record Specials: with Deve Davies of Kinks (October Tone arm tuneup/anti-skating/styli/cartridges/stylus (Week of October 31) Jim Glaser (November 201 Solid Gold Country: Rainbow (November 11-13) 31 -November 2) Rarities: Motels (November 18-20) T.G. Sheppard (November 11-13) CBS Radio Entertainment Net Peter Gabriel (November 14) Pop Concerts: The Olympic Minute: Weekly Country Music Countdown: RadloRadio: Sega (November 15) vs. Pointer Slaters (November 11-13) Mick Fleetwood/actor Edward Olmos/writer N. Friends patriots (October 31) John Cougar Mellencamp (November 16) Hank Williams, Jr. (November 11-13) Richard Nash/movle releases/actors Dwight Laugh -a -minute sport (November 1) John Lennon Rock Album Countdown: (November 17) A husband as prize (November 2) Watermark Schultz, Torn Cruise on "Kris Erik Stevens - In U2 (November 18) Motels/Rainbow (November 11-13) Large -hearted Touch" (October 31 -November 6) Olympians (November 3) Soundtrack of the '60$: French oust gypsy hero (November 4) Retro Rock: Rock Chronicles: Clayton Webster Art Garfunkel/Neil Young/Gene Clark/Petula Complest Beatles (November 14) Artists and rockers (November 11-13) Strand Broadcast Services Clark (November 12-13) Jack Carney Comedy Show: Continuum Broadcasting Hooked on rock (November 18-20) Something You Should Know: Westwood One Bickersons/Bob Newhart (November 14) Don & Deanna On Bleecker Street Special Edition: Joe Piscopo At Large: Ghosts (October 31) Vitamin megadose dangers (November 1) Freed. Jack Lacy Budweiser Concert Hour: One Way (November 11-13) Sixties Top 40 w/Alan Joan Jett 8 Blackhearts/Pt. I, II 7, (November 8) One -minute Morn 8 Dad (November 2) (November 11-13) Pointer Sisters (November 11-13) Specials: Aberciee w/Abe Simmons (November 9) Working overtime (November 3) John F. Kennedy 8 Camelot Years (November Elevator crisis "The Legend of Barbra Streisand" one (November 10) 18-20) Marcus Allen 11) Westwood One (Week of November 14) (November Global Satellite Network Tom Slimy on dogs (November 12) Brad Messer's Daybook: Rex Greed (November 13) Rockline: ABC Martian attack broadcast/Halloween (October 31) Sporting News Report: Football forward oass/first US policewoman. Paul Kantner (November 7) Contemporary Net/Spotlight Lyn St. James/Billy Cunningham/Franco Harris/Har- (November 1) Inner -View Largest squid/Dakotas statehood Special (ABC Watermark): old Katz/coach Diane Holum (November 7) (November 2, Idaho suffrage/winter predictions (November 3) InnerView: Air (November Norwood Supply 20) Iran hostages/Will Rogers (November 4; Def Leppard (November 14) Entertainment Net/ Minding Your Business: Spaces & Places: Motets (November 21) Travel and entertainment (October 31) Silver Eagle (DIR): Luxury travel what a way to go (October 28-30) London Wavelength Employee stock option/money management Weylon Jennings/Pt. 1 w/Jessi Colter 8 Tellin' It L/ke It Was: accounts, Pt. I (November 1) Crickets (November 12) BBC Special: Sharper Image, Inc. (November 2) 10 -part series on journalist Ida Barnett (October Waylon Jerrdngs/Pt. 2 w/Hank Williams Jr., Roiling Stones at the Beets (December 1-20) Preventive labor relations/electronic mall (November 28-30) Jerry Reed (November 19) Mutual 3) Specials: Federal prompt payment act (November 4) Sissy Spacek (October 28-30) Lee Arnold On A Country Road: FM Net: Lynn Anderson concert w/Barbara Mandrel, 'Ringo's Yellow Submarine'. Dolly Parton, Ronnie Weep (November (Now thru November 26) 12-13) SEAGULLS FLOCK BY MUTUAL PEOPLE Mike Score of A Rock Net/Continuous History Of Rock USA: - Flock Of Sea- gulls dropped by recently to tape a Rock & Roll (R. Stone): Gayle Miller upped to VP/Direc- (Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Mary- Heart/Animals/Styx's James Young/Quiet forthcoming segment of "Rock Flxx/A Flock Of Seagulls profiles tor of Music and Programming at Lon- land, District of Columbia); Richard Rlot/Robert Klein (November 12-13) USA," the joint venture between (November 13) don Wavelength. In other company Martin (Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Narwood Mutual and Doubleday Broadcast- Rock's hardest portiers (November 20) restructuring, Andrea Masser is Arizona, Wyoming). ing. He's shown here with the pro- Country Closeup: Rock Net/King Biscuit (DIR): named Director/Station Relations, Continued on Page 10 gram's assistant producer Joni Sil- Ronnie McDowell (November 14) Eric Martin Band/Breaks (November 13) while Joe Trelin comes aboard as verman. Krokus/Motorhead (November 20) Music Makers: Promotion Director. Alvin Rey 8 the King Sisters (November 14) Westwood One has formed an in- RKO Networks ternational division, Westwood One International, with Suzanne Olson Countdown America w/ appointed as Managing Director. Pri- John Leader (IS INC): or to this Olson was Director of Inter- Pat Senator spotlighted (November 5-6) national Marketing and Administration (IS Hot Ones INC): at Elektra/Asylum Records. Men At Work (Week of November 14) Gregory Dougherty is promoted Huey LewIs 8 The News (Week of November 21) to Regional Director, Major Market Af- filiations, at Satellite Music Network. Solid Gold Saturday Night He's been with the network since (Dick Bartley): 1981, most recently serving as Re- Solid Gold Scrapbook (Now thru November 11) gional Affiliate Manager for the West REFLECTIONS ON BING - Slat- Fats Domino (November 12) ed for broadcast Coast. In other related activity, eight Thanksgiving weekend, Narwood Productions' Rolling Stone Regional Affiliate Managers have been "Salute To Bing" is a fond look at Magazine Productions (North & appointed: Joe Weidensall the singer/actor by longtime friends Guest DJ: South Carolina, Northern Georgia, and associates. Program host is Kinks. Dave Davies 14) Southern Virginia); Lynn Farr (Arkan- (November ROYAL ALBERT UP IN "ARMS" ABC's "Reporter on the Road " Mark Skitch Henderson, who was nick- - sas, Louisiana, East Texas); W.C. Syndicate It, Inc. Scheerer recently went to London to cover two recent benefit rock concerts named Skitch by Der Bingle himself. Royal for Research into Multiple Scler- Woody (West Texas, Oklahoma); Above, Crosby's widow Kathryn Music Of Black America: at Albert Hall; one for ARMS (Action osis) and another for underprivileged young people 14-25. Shown here dis- Warren Maus (California, Nevada); shares memories with Henderson. Georgia w/J.J. 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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 10 ri&R/Friday, October 28, 1983 Networks/Program Suppliers Pro: Motions PEOPLE Casey Forms MECA Records Rhone To E/A Special Markets Harry Wayne Casey, better known as KC of the Sylvia Rhone is upped to Na- Continued from Page 8 ments the MGM/UA video of the same Sunshine Band, has joined with financier Richard tional Marketing Director/Special Drake-Chenault Enterprises, name and features commentary from Osias to form the Music Entertainment Corporation Markets at Elektra/Asylum. She Inc. has changed the name of its Con- producer George Martin plus rare of America (MECA). Osias is Chairman & CEO for the was previously Northeast Promo- temporary MOR format to Lite Hits. performances/interviews. independently -distributed label. Casey and Marc Cos- tion/Marketing manager for Elek- "Don & Deanna On Bleecker At ABC, former world heavy- tello will assume the President and Vice President posts tra, a post she held since joining Street," produced by Continuum weight boxing champ Ken Norton has respectively. The new label's phone number is (404) the company three and a half years Broadcasting Network, recently cel- signed on as color commentator for 522-3724. ago after stints at ABC, Arcola, and ebrated its first anniversary. coverage of the '84 Summer Olympic Buddah Records. Rhone will Ryan Promoted WEZN Clayton Webster Corporation Games. And Suzy Chaffee, a world At oversee marketing campaigns for has obtained exclusive radio rights to champion freestyle skier, will serve as John Ryan has been promoted to General Sales all of E/A's Black and Dance pro- Sylvia Rhone the "Compleat Beatles" for its "Retro color commentator for coverage of the Manager at WEZN/Bridgeport. He joined the Katz jects. Rock" series. The series comnle- '84 Winter Olympic Games. Broadcasting station in September 1980. Besides his new nationally -oriented duties, Ryan will continue to Sullivan GSM At WMGI & WYKS administer the local sales department. Steven R. Sullivan has moved to WMGI & WYKS/ Gainesville, FL as General Sales Manager. He is a ten- RIAA Adds Five Directors year market veteran and was most recently across Five new directors have been elected to the board town at WCJB-TV. of the Recording Industry Association of America. They are MCA Records President Irving Azoff, WCI Neatrour KSMX's GM Senior VP Stan Cornyn, A&M President Gil Friesen, At ABC Radio of Fort Dodge's newly -acquired Solar Chairman Dick Griffey, and Compleat Enter- KSMX/Fort Dodge, IA, Douglas J. Neatrour is now tainment Chairman Irwin Steinberg. All are first-time General Manager. He was formerly Sales Manager at members except for Steinberg, who served while U.S. KJJC/Osceola, IA. In addition, Thomas Carmody is Chairman of PolyGram in the mid -'70s. upped to General Sales Manager. The station will con- Reynolds Moves To Arista vert to SMN's Country format on November 1st. Ken Reynolds has been ap- Sandusky Ups Beaudin pointed Director/R&B Management Dana D. Beaudin is promoted to Local Sales at Arista Records, working in the Man- ager at Sandusky's KDKB/Phoenix. artist development area. He was He joined the station as an Account most recently Director/PressNideo Executive in 1981 after serving in a similar capacity at crosstown KJJJ. & Artist Relations, R&B, at Poly - Gram, where he spent five years. Earlier he worked in publicity at CBS, coordinated talent for the McGrath To Market KKBQ David Frost TV show, and was Paulette McGrath joins Harte- road manager for Labelle. Ken Reynolds Hanks's KKBQ/Houston as Direc- COKE IS To commemorate sponsorship and the success IT - Coca-Cola's tor of Marketing. She most recently of the 1983 "Superstar Concert Series," producer Westwood One present- WAOK Boosts Two held a similar position with a local ed a special plaque to Coke's executives in its Atlanta home office. Pictured (l -r) are Westwood One VP/Sales Ron Hartenbaum, Coca-Cola's John Hol- At WAOK/Atlanta, Yvonne Davenport is pro- restaurant chain and has also land, Charlotte Weisenberg and VP/Marketing Operations Allen McCusker, moted to Local Sales Manager. She was most recently worked in newspaper promotion and Westwood One President Norm Pattiz. an Account Executive and has been Continuity Direc- and as a buyer for women's cloth- tor at crosstown WPLO & WVEE. Also, John Broom- ing stores. Paulette McGrath field is appointed Director of Special Services. He has served as the station's Sales Manager and Community Affairs Director. For The Record Pro:Motions (R&R 10-7) inadvertently listed WKTM Moves Up Mendicino newly -named E/P/A Director/Nat'l Promotion Har- vey Leeds's most recent previous Alicia Mendicino has been named Station Man- position as Epic's NE Regional Album Promotion Manager. He held that ager & General Sales Manager of WKTM/Charleston, post in 1976 and was promoted in 1978 to E/P/A's SC. She is an 81/2 -year station vet, having served in a Associate Director of number of on -air, sales, and traffic capacities. National Album promotion.

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www.americanradiohistory.com R&R/Friday, October 2$71983 As you can see Birch offers more dis- commit budgets. Will buying for more crete demos and dayparts than Arbi- than a month at a time become a thing trends, although both have their own of the past? Will post -buy analyses, versions of a CPM report. now prevalent in TV, become more de Here's a look at another report that rigeur in radio? Will schedules be has both sales and programming uti- yanked at will as the latest rolling lity. Below is a rank report; nothing monthly report becomes available and terribly exotic except that it comes in shows some market movement? No one more narrow demos and dayparts than knows. However, I can tell you that offered by the Arbitrends software cur- based on what I heard during a recent ARBITRENDS VS . BIRCHSCAN: rently. trip to New York - from both leading

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STATION AVERAGE PERSONS As we showed last week, the radio ratings/research/sales develop- ESTIMATES SCALE: 13000 16000 19000 112000 115000 118000 121000 124000 127000 ment arena is about to get crowded, with rolling monthly reports KIEN 23,600 from both Arbitron and Birch. "Arbitrends" and "Birchscan" will KERL 14,500 hit in 1984, since these new pro- KVIL-FM 12,100 their stride an appropriate year KPLI 11,300 mmmommilmminaMMMIMIMmm ducts will usher in a brave new world for station management, KSCS 10,900 KTID 10,400 sales, and programming personnel. Let's examine some of the uses KKDA-FM 9,900 KNOK 5,600 of these services, and conclude by asking the questions "Do we need NBAP 5,500 monthlies?" and "Will it help or hurt radio?" Sales/Programming Utility could also be created to give adver- The graph may also make it easier for reps as well as key station personnel - In my opinion the marriage of Tap - tisers a better handle on young adult advertisers to understand what the that all are concerned about the new scan to Birch Radio, which led to the audiences. ratings estimates are trying to say. order of things. creation of Bircl ccan, has a good Those in favor of more demos in Ar- Both Arbitrends and Birchscan offer My concerns have to do with what is chance to get Birch used and accepted bitrends contend that since the data trending, rank reports for sales/pro- bound to be the increased complexity by stations and agencies in the buying - base will now be three months' worth gramming purposes, and updates on of buying and using radio as a result of selling environment. In fact, Arbitron's of diary -keeping (same as "a regular what is happening in your market. The the flood of rolling monthly reports. monthlies product, Arbitrends, is han- quarterly report), it no longer makes big utility difference is that Birchscan Agencies and advertisers already com- dicapped in its sales utility owing to sense to redirect the demos and dayparts offers more in the way of sales manage- plain about how difficult our medium political considerations. Why, you that will be available. Arbitron is try- ment tools - and provides all the data is to buy. Will the onset of the rolling might ask? ing to be responsive to this argument that's available in a regular printed monthlies add to that difficulty? Sure The core of the situation is that the while contending with the feedback Birch report. It will be interesting to could. And what about post -buy Arbitron Radio Advisory Council, from the Advisory Council and others, see how - if at all - Arbitron amends analyses? Given the volume of dollars which has rightfully not been happy such as McGavren-Guild. How this situ- Arbitrends to add more narrow demos/ involved in TV the expense of posting with the previous Arbitron monthly ation will be resolved depends largely on dayparts to its repertoire. makessense - but will agencies or ad- product which covered just one month's you - how much sales utility - if any Help Or Hurt Radio? vertisers go to this trouble for radio? And if they don't does data, is giving the ratings operation - you want the Arbitrends product too No matter which system you prefer the level of con- advice which differs from other in- contain. after talking to reps from both Arbi- fidence in how radio performed drop? dustry input. Arbitron executives tell Birch doesn't have the crossfire tron and Birch, the overriding ques- Just might. me they feel caught in a crossfire, and problems that Arbitron is coping with. tion has to be "Do the rolling month- are looking for the industry to even- However, Birch still has miles to go lies offerings help or hurt radio?" I've "Those in favor of more demos tell them which way to go re- before it has the sales acceptance en- tually heard from many of you regarding your in Arbitrends contend that since garding the sales utility of the new joyed now by Arbitron. thoughts - let me echo some of them the data base will now be three rolling monthlies (based on three- Birchscan Examples here. months' worth of diary -keeping month estimates). In order to shorten that distance, From the selling (station) perspective The main problem with the Ar- Birch - with Tapscan's help - has there are questions regarding pricing (same as a regular quarterly re- bitrends' sales usefulness is that the created a really useful sales tool. From and inventory control in an environ- port), it no longer makes sense demos and dayparts available are sev- an internal sales management pers- ment where each month sees a new to restrict the demos and day - erely limited. Since the Advisory pective Birchscan can allow a GSM to scorecard in a market. Now a sales parts that will be available." Council and its station constituents are play with spotload and rate structure manager and staff contend with up to trying to downplay the sales potential variables in order to project revenues four report cards annually in most Action Items of/these rolling monthlies, they have and budgets and get the most from markets. Now, there'll be anywhere counselled Arbitron to keep the demos available inventory. from three to twelve updates yearly As we enter the brave new world of and dayparts limited in the three- From a sales presentation point of (depending on the number of surveys in Arbitrends and Birchscan I'd suggest month rolling reports to the same view Birchscan offers a number of toys a market). This is bound to lead to a the following steps: broad items used in the one -month - that help close the sale. Here's an resurgence of the three -martini lunch 1. Talk to your ratings service reps based reports that were used in just five example, which shows how one in some sales management quarters. and decide how you feel about each markets. station's high rate nevertheless is the On the buying (advertiser/agency) service's rolling monthly product. As it now stands the demos that will best Cost -Per -Thousand (CPM) buy. side there are questions about how to 2. If you decide to support one of be available in Arbitrends when it these services, then begin to mount an debuts in January in the 22 markets intensive program to educate your ad- with winter sweeps - demos that are BIRCHSCAN COST PER THOUSAND RANK REPORT vertisers and buying community re- likely to prevail for the winter and ADULTS 18-49 -- MON-FRI 6AM - 7PM garding what's going to happen and DALLAS -FORT WORTH SMSA METRO SURVEY AREA how they should or should not use spring sweeps in those markets - are 2ND QUARTER 1983 BIRCH - - Total Persons 12+, Men/Women the proliferation of data that will soon be upon many markets. 18+, and Teens. STATION RATE AVG PERS .CPA CPM GRAPH There is some frustration with these 3. Build your sales story on ingre- cells, especially as expressed by dients other than just numbers. As the broad SCALE: I f4.26 I $6.29 $7.30 48.31 1$1.22 I$223 $3.24 I $5.27 I 1 I some leading national rep firms. Katz, monthlies come and go there can be might otherwise for example, has been urging its KVIL-FM $250.00 55,400 $4.:1 shifts in standings that stations to write to Arbitron Executive KIEN 0175.04 32,200 85.43 spook advertisers. Avoid the peaks and KSCS 1200.00 35,800 15.5° VP Rick Aurichio and ask for more KKDA-FM $15000 24,900 $6.02 valleys syndrome by selling your demos. One suggestion is to at KPLI $175.00 25,700 $6.81 results, quality of your audience, and narrow KEW $130.00 17,700 87.34 least have a 35+ breakout so that not OAP $l'n An 16,900 $7.6° so on. only could the older demos be more KERL 8150.00 18,500 18.11 4. Cross your fingers and hope for precisely reported but an 18-34 cell the best! Good luck.

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Competitive pressure is on the rise Planners produce profits Management Take most of a month to plan ... outside the office Note the seven Key Result Areas

Action Plan For Success, Part II By Pat Shaughnessy

In my first article we discussed the ever-growing importance of plan- Everyone is aware. written. However, I don't recommend what When I asked what had changed most in to He shaved one of respective broadcasting entities. Since the first Demosthenes used do. ning as managers our the planning process from five years ago, side of his head lest he neglect his scholarly article appeared I received a number of letters and phone calls asking for two things were prevalent. Budgets are pursuits. Not near as much fun as old Victor more specifics. Some of the questions were: what percentages are other more defined today and they're built from baby! broadcasters returning for operating profit? How long should the process the ground up (developed by staff) rather take? What's the ideal environment? It's foreign to me, how do I stop than coming down from on -high. More staff involvement will bring more accuracy in What kind of results monetary and otherwise can I ex- procrastinating? the results. More and more group heads "Without an MBO system, pect by developing and executing a plan? What are the key areas I should and successful managers have adopted a to address in my plan? Management By Objective system that's you're asking your people From my perspective I find the 9.4% to be used as an execution tool in planning. You'll play golf at night." Let's begin by looking at some industry high. I'm not questioning the validity of statistics. First let's examine the environ- find the "how to" on MBO in the new best NAB's report, but of the remaining 6400 who seller, "The One Minute Manager." In ment. The communications world, like the didn't return the questionnaire, I believe airlines, is a very tough competitive en- short, it's a way that lets your people know there are scores who made less than 9.4% what specific performance standards are vironment in 1983 and it will only get return and a surprising number that suf- There are seven Key Result Areas that I toughter. expected of them. Without an MBO system, would suggest be included in your plan. fered losses, some severe. In the past you're asking your people to play golf at Radio Stations* They are: Commercial couple of years, there have been a number night. AM FM Total of stations go dark and/or go into bankrup- 1. Revenue ... National/Local/Co-Op/ Misc. 1970 4244 2065 6309 tcy ... a trend I don't recall witnessing 2. Profits Cost Controls/Expenses 1975 4432 2636 7068 before. The one common thread of virtually ... 3. Audience Development Ratings/ 4559 7714 every station that fails, or prospers only ... 1980 3155 "The one common thread of vir- Contests 1982 4634 3349 7983 marginally, is that it has no plan. Or as we 4. License Responsibilities Com- 1983 4701 3398 8099 say in Texas, "They're big hats and no cat- tually every station that fails is ... tle." munity Involvement/Public Affairs *As of January 1 each year (Source: NAB) it has no plan." that 5. Personnel Development ... People Planning Makes A Difference Growing/Training numbers As you look at these know that the What about the stations who do have a 6. Innovation ... Making money with will grow at least 1000 by the end of the plan? I surveyed many stations by mail, new technology/SCA etc. rule. decade, thanks to the 80-90 In addition, phone, and in -person at the most recent Planning Details 7. Capital Expenditures ... Facility Im- many daytimers will have more hours to RPC and NRBA. Most everyone was How long should the planning process provements/Saving money with broadcast sell because of recent laws extending their working with a budget, some ill-defined, take? You should expect to take the better and office automation. broadcasting hours. others very refined. The stations who had share of a month. Try also to do your de- Remember that "Luck is the residue of But the competition for the ad dollar from made planning a major activity (usually partment head brainstorming away from design." Don't have a good '84, make it a our fellow competitors is only the tip of the every fall) were achieving 20-40% in the office so you won't be disturbed. En- good one. iceberg. Remember there are 5000 operating profit (O.P. doesn't include de- courage your department heads to go away In Part I, I recommended reading a few operating cable systems out there who are preciation, taxes, or a debt retirement), again when they're preparing their in- books to get you started. If you're really starting to make inroads with your adver- which clearly demonstrates planning has dividual budgets and objectives. For those serious, and want to hire a premier plan- tisers and charging radio rates. (Another its rewards. of you who may argue that your staff is too ning consultant that knows broadcasting, I 2500 cable franchises have been approved Gary Edens, President of Harte -Hanks small to go through this exercise or your would recomment Petry Television's Marty but not yet built.) And what about LPTV, Radio Division, had another figure I liked subordinates aren't mentally capable, I say Connelly. He's consulted our Shamrock en- Teletext, DBS? even more. After his managers have hit it's hogwash. Every entity needs a plan and tities along with other broadcast groups and Let's look at a typical radio station's their operating budget, he expects them to your human assets, the most important focuses on strategic and long-range plan- revenue and profit figures. bring down 62' of every dollar over budget. assets any one of us has, will appreciate as ning. Marty has been a pioneer in broadcast a result of the experience rather than planning, having done it first, very success- 1970 1975 1980 1981 depreciate due to atrophy. fully, with his own company. When should I begin? Do it now. The fall Revenues 205,400 $162,600 276,600 457,600 is a perfect time for planning. Begin by Pat Shaughnessy became President of Expenses $151,700 196,600 361,600 441,800 reviewing the outline I provided on page 21 the Dallas -based TM Companies in Decem- Music License Fee $4,600 5,200 9,500 10,800 of R&R's October 7 issue. If you still feel ber 1979. His 17 -year broadcast career in- Profit (Pretax) $10,500 8,800 15,600 15,800 yourself procrastinating, you may want to cludes six years as VP/GM of KIQQ/Los Profit Margin 6.5% 4.28% 4.13% 3.46% do what Victor Hugo, the French novelist, Angeles. He also served as Exec. VP/GM Employees Time) 13 (Full - - 14 used to do. He would order his servants to for Drake-Chenault Enterprises, VP/GM of Source: NAB confiscate his clothes and not return them KMEN/San Bernardino, and Sales until his writing time was up. Perhaps you Manager of KOIL/Omaha. In February of NAB just released its 1982 figures, showing Nice, huh? The point here is that there's a and your department heads will want to do this year, Pat was also appointed Vice 1618 stations who reported brought down an figure in the plan; it's a performance stan- the same thing and have your secretary President of TM's parent company, average pretax profit of 9.4%. dard that's expected of each entity. keep everybody's clothes until the plan is Shamrock Broadcasting. Every weekend is Special on

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In Tampa, Florida for the fifth annual Major Market Radio Information Sharing Fly -In. The experts will be there as well. Dr. Paul Blanchard, author of "The One Minute Manager," Dr. Charles Garfield, expert on peak performance and Robert Coggin, director of marketing and planning for Delta Airlines will join broadcaster and rep alike in discussing the complex radio marketing problems of the 80's.

Seminars and workshops at the Fly -In will cover everything from sales incentives and audience promotion to business development and focus group research. Everyone participates, everyone comes away with a better understanding of the marketplace and the industry.

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Crenshaw Adds Quality STREET TALK.

Investigative journalism took a giant step Our deepest sympathy goes out to the fami- backward last week when the Los Angeles ly and friends of Rocshire Records' President CRENSHAW Times published its long-awaited article on in- Gary Davis on the tragic loss of his 18 -year -old MARSHALL dependent promotion. The Times covered the daughter Stacy last week. The victim of an auto subject so superficially that those who had been collision, Stacy had just begun her career, doing worried about what might have been printed promotion for her father's label. were actually pleased with the piece. Street Talk ABC confirms that Talkradio psychologist has a hunch that what finally appeared in the Dr. Toni Grant, who returned this week after a Times was a drastically edited version of a much month's absence, will now be heard only four "Whenever You're longer and more specific article. We figure the days a week. No decision on a replacement for story was chopped by either the Times legal her Friday slot yet, and none's likely until department or an editor unwilling to print Talkradio GM Rick Devlin returns from a trip On My Mind" allegations based on hearsay. What's next? A abroad. Newsweek piece on the same topic is on the What major independent record producer way, and the Washington Post is supposedly is talking to one of the big four country labels in investigating our industry, too. Nashville about producing some of its artists? Now that KPKE/Denver's switch from The AOR promotion department at A&M AOR to CHR has brought early positive Birch will be restructured next week, and here's a results, will Doubleday switch its preview. Atlanta rep J.B. Brenner has moved WAVA/Washington to CHR as well? That is to Los Angeles to head the department, with one of the hottest rumors around, and it looks current A&M New York Regional AOR rep Al like it's coming true. Doubleday won't confirm Cafaro upped to a co -Assistant National Pro- or deny, but we figure by this weekend things motion Director position along with former should have started happening in DC. In fact, Chrysalis National Promotion Director Chuck we hear WDCG/Durham-Raleigh PD Randy Oliner, who joins the company. Al continues to Kabrich will be WAVA's new CHR PD. work out of New York and Chuck will make And speaking of Doubleday, look for an of- Chicago his base. ficial announcement shortly about the future of Former WHBQ/Memphis PD Mike KWK-AM & FM/St. Louis. It looks as though Scalzi has been named Operations Manager at WMJI & WBBG/Cleveland owner Robinson WAVZ & WKCI/New Haven. It's nice to see Broadcasting will purchase the two St. Louis Mike back after a six-month absence. properties. PolyGram's West Coast office has moved The new Rolling Stones album "Under- to two separate locations. You can now find Jeff cover" has sprung more than a few "leaks." Laufer, Jean McDonald, Katie Arnold, Scott WYSP/Philadelphia aired two cuts ("Under Brill, and John Brown at 11340 Sherman Cover Of The Night" and "She Was Hot") for a Way, Sun Valley, CA 91352. The new phone few days, as did KGB/San Diego, number is (213) 764-3505. West Coast VP Russ WDVE/Pittsburgh, WMMS/Cleveland, Regan, Publicity, A&R, and Legal have moved WGRQ/Buffalo, and WHIZ and WNEW-FM to 8335 Sunset Blvd., Third Floor, Los Angeles, in New York. All were eventually served with CA 90069. Their phone number is (213) "cease and desist" orders, but one has to 656-3003. wonder how so many stations could get material King Broadcasting has received permis- so far in advance. Gosh, this is the Stones' last sion to shift KLHT/San Francisco's call letters album for Atlantic/Atco you don't think ... back to KYA-FM. that since the label won't have to worry about WRQK/Greensboro has promoted PD tricky negotiations with the band again that Wes Jones to Operations Director, and Pam they let a few advance pressings just kinda "slip Conrad will be handling all of the music calls. out" to some well-placed stations, do ya? Of At KCEE/Tucson, midday personality course not. Bill Mortimer has been upped to PD/MD. Hats off to the Satellite Music Network on Veteran air personality Magic Christian signing its 407th affiliated station this week. In has joined KLLS/San Antonio for afternoons. celebration of hitting the 400 -plus mark far And while we're in Alamo Country, we must ahead of schedule, and to help kick off its new point out how confusing call letters in that city CHR format coming in January, SMN has an- are about to become. 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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 18 R&R/Friday, October 28, 1983 Producer Profile #3: Richard Perry KEN BARNES Rock's Canadian Club Canadians have always dominated the National Hockey League, but the way they're going they'll be dominating American playlists as well. Seeing Bryan Adams, Boys Brigade, Helix, Loverboy, Men With- out Hats, Anne Murray, Aldo Nova, Richard Perry off to the races. Payolas, Saga, and Toronto all in and Richard Perry is back with another record by his mainstays of the last around the current charts got me thinking few years, the Pointer Sisters, for whom he's produced all their Planet hits about Canadian contributions to popular ("He's So Shy," "Slow Hand," "American Music," etc.). He's been produc- music. From the early days of Paul Anka, ing midsixties, the Diamonds, and the Beau -Marks ("Clap since the early assignments including a cover of a Bob Dylan Your Hands"), it was tough going until the song, "Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window," by the Vacels, and a late '60s incursion of the Guess Who, Gor- garage rock version of the Lovin' Spoonful's "Did You Ever Have To Make don Lightfoot, Joni Mitchell, the Band, and Up Your Mind" by the pleasantly -named Stains. Then he handled Tiny Tim, Fats Domino, and Neil Young, but since then it's been full Captain Beefheart before entering the mainstream with hits like "Without You" by Nilsson, speed ahead. April Wine, BTO, Chilliwack, "Photograph" by Ringo Starr, and Carly Simon's "You're So Vain." Coney Hatch, Doug & the Slugs, Nick Perry recorded other hits by Leo Sayer, Art Garfunkel, Barbra Streisand, and Chris Gilder, Terry Jacks, Martha & the Muf- Thompson & Night, and he's also done some recording on his own - as part of an early '60s fins, Bob & Doug McKenzie, Red Rider, group called the Escorts. Also in the group was one Goldie Zelkowitz, who later led a trendy Rough Trade, Rush, and so many more .. . all -girl rock band called Goldie & the Gingerbreads, then sang for Ten Wheel Drive, and later will America drain Canada dry of new soloed as Genya Raven. Perhaps the Escorts' most memorable record is the one pictured, a talent? Looking at that ever-expanding slice of New York City life called "Submarine Race Watching." roster, it seems doubtful. has generated controversy there by going Kiss & Dance against standard operating procedure and Jim Peterik: Now that the members of Kiss have teaming black and white musicians. cleaned up their act (or their faces, "Scatterlings Of Africa" touches on man's A True Survivor anyway), and gained respectability with a origin on the African continent. top 20 AOR hit in "Lick It Up," it's inter- Bette Midler's "Favorite Waste Of esting to recall that the group was among Time" can be found in its original version the very first hard rock bands to come up on the back of Marshall Crenshaw's first with a full -fledge dance -rock fusion WB single, "Someday Someway," and also record, "I Was Made For Lovin' You" in on the "Killer B's" anthology of flip sides. 1979. Not only does it sound remarkably And that's an appropriate ending note for similar to portions of the long version of my own favorite waste of time, this Duran Duran's "Planet Earth," but it beat column. (Only kidding, of course. If it the British synthesizer dance -pop brigade weren't for this column, I might be proof- to the punch by a matter of years. reading the small print in the AOR 5HA-LA-LA LA -LEE listings!) tdt ID[ï 4I MAR(H A couple of older members of the DeBarge family were in an earlier Motown group, Switch, which had a few Black Rufus Vs. The Landlord TV :4 radio hits. They're not in the group Rufus formed in Chicago from various . DeBarge, however. veteran musicians, including a member of News Kim Carnes's "Invisible Hands" single the American Breed. The group's first hit was written by Brian Fairweather and was Stevie Wonder's "Tell Me Something Peter Allen, Philip Bailey, Martin Page of British group Q -Feel. UFFnO11SRAtiOM Good" in 1974, but four years before that, Faragher, KT FOR ULF David Bowie, Tommy recorded the theme from a less -than - esoaÑÿ Speaking of Canadians, as I was above, they Men At Work, Mental As Any- STEREO film called "The Landlord." 45RPM BTO is set to reform, with both Randy memorable to imagine, but Black Sab- thing, and Eddie Rabbitt are on Bachman and Fred Turner, plus Randy's It's difficult as a jazz-rock band called "Solid Gold" for the week of Oc- brother Tim and former Guess Who bath started Tony Iommi also audi- LAST TANGO drummer Garry Peterson. Earth. Guitarist tober 28 ... The Emmy-winning tioned for Jethro Tull, but was turned "Motown 25: Yesterday, Today, Dokken hails from L.A.'s South Bay down. New singer Ian Gillan's background Forever" special repeats on NBC Be aware of the Ides Of March; Peterik ven- area, but it was the European success of includes his own band, Gillan; Deep Pur- Adam Ant, the tures into the dance music scene. their independently -pressed record that ple; and Episode Six, as mentioned in a October 30, with Survivor's chief songwriter and caused Elektra/Asylum to pick them up. previous column. Commodores, DeBarge, the guitarist Jim Peterik probably takes The same basic method worked for Klique's "Stop Doggin' Me Around" is a Four Tops, Marvin Gaye, High his group's name seriously. He's another L.A. band, Quiet Riot, who were very faithful version of a 1960 Jackie Inergy, Michael Jackson, Lionel hit. managed to survive by adapting to the popular in Japan before releasing any Wilson Richie, Smokey Robinson & the musical times 1966, major label product in this country. Juluka is a South African band which since when his Miracles, Linda Ronstadt, Diana early band the Ides Of March started recording. You probably remember the Ross & the Supremes, the Ides for their dead -on Blood Sweat & 5 Years Ago Today Temptations, Junior Walker, Tears soundalike "Vehicle" in 1970, but jJJ Mary Wells, Stevie Wonder, and they also did an excellent Crosby Stills more ... MTV's "Cutting Edge" & Nash a year later with "L.A. Good- TOM HOYT NAMED PRESIDENT OF HEFTEL for October 30 features Cabaret bye," came up with a neat Monkees BOB CHAMBERS VP/GM AT ABC RADIO Voltaire, Stewart Copeland of soundalike on 1967's "Girls Don't Grow HOWARD ROSEN CASABLANCA'S VP/PROMOTION On Trees," and even coopted John Se- the Police, the Cramps, Howard NUMBER ONE FIVE YEARS AGO: "Whenever I Call You Friend" - Kenny Loggins (Columbia) main post-Lovin' Spoonful bit Devoto, Let's Active, Bob Marley bastian's NUMBER ONE A/C: "Ready To Take A Chance Again" - Barry Manilow (Arista) with a song titled "Tie -Dye Princess." NUMBER ONE COUNTRY: "Let's Take The Long Way Around The World" - Ronnie & the Wailers, and Skafish .. . Ides broke up, Jim pro- After the Milsap (RCA) "The 2nd Annual Magical Music records with a group called duced disco NUMBER ONE LP: "Living In The USA" - Linda Ronstadt (Asylum) (2nd week) Essence, recorded a few solo singles, Halloween," a syndicated Dick and started some serious songwriting, Clark-produced special, features mostly with 38 Special (the bulk of their Kim Carnes, Jeffrey Osborne, singles from "Rockin' In The Night" Sorcery, Sparks, and X, and will onward), but also for Sammy Hagar iM 10 Years Ago Today air between 28 and 31 ... Cul- and Henry Paul. Survivor itself started ture Club performs on the "Pop out slow on its first two albums, but NUMBER ONE TEN YEARS AGO: "Angie" - Rolling Stones (Rolling Stones/Atlantic) then the road to success, as Peterik (3rd week) 'N' Rocker Game" the week of knows, can sometimes be rocky. NUMBER ONE COUNTRY: "Paper Roses" - Marie Osmond (MGM) October 29.

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News/Talk Public Affairs Satellite System, Inc. P BRAD WOODWARD Computer Talk Finds Niche In Weekend Lineups

Talk radio is catching on to personal computers. Far from being a former Atari rep who's now a distributor, attempt to look at this through the eyes of and a 16 -year -old computer wizard. well on the way to becoming a permanent fixture in someone who is either a computerphobe or mere fad, they seem "Electronic Game World" emphasizes doesn't want anything to do with com- American lifestyles. software and hardware reviews. Evalua- puters." Dayton, where "Computer Talk" is heard Encouraged by audience interest and tions are performed by the three hosts, as Occasionally, Ross and the two computer Saturdays,10-11am. The focus is on home or natural advertiser tie-ins to computer well as user groups, Buchanan's daughters consultants who help write the show manufacturers and retailers, many N/T personal computers, plus units used by (educational software) and, in the esse of evaluate new products. And he's heard stations have introduced weekend com- small businesses. Segments include five to games, even groups of local kids. from stations whose "Chip Talk" sponsors ten minutes of computer news gleaned from puter talk blocks in the past year and a half. sometimes don't like hearing criticism of magazines, The first national satellite -delivered call -in the wires and computer soft- Responsibility To Buying Public the items they sell. Ross isn't moved. ware and hardware reviews, guest inter- show on computers is set to debut in to establish any credibili- "Since we're paid the same whether people views and call -ins. "If you're going November. in you've got to have some- take the program or not, there's no PD/Operations Director Steve Hall is en- ty the market, Networks and syndicators are getting in knows what they're talking economic motivation for us to kowtow to thusiastic about the show, but says expand- body who on the action with features like AP Radio's "The person anyone. But I'm sure many of the stations ing to two hours last about," Buchanan advises. "Chip Talk." The CBS Radio Stations News do a lot of harm. will preview the program and simply cen- November was a mis- who's hosting the show can Service produced a 13-week computer For a person who's going out to spend sor the ones they don't like. There's going to while the ABC Infor- take. "We tried to go series this summer, $2500 system, you've got a be an inherent conflict in any objective pro- too big, too fast. We on a computer mation Network aired a five-parter on the let him know what's good gram about computers being sponsored by went to two hours responsibility to topic last month. and any one company or store." we and what's bad. found really It Ross continues, "I think we have an KSTP's Beginner Versus couldn't sustain that, "It's got to be handled professionally. be your afternoon drive guy who obligation not to indulge in puffery because Expert Dilemma so we've gone back to can't just what a computer is. It re- we're not talking about incidential sums of KSTP/Minneapolis-St. Paul launched one hour. Our general doesn't know some expertise, not only in com- money here. People are going to pay $3000 "Computertalk" in March. Host Ray audience may be lis- quires in radio. You can get a lot of for this little piece of floppy mylar. They Douglas, formerly a salesman for KSTP, tening and I don't puters but also from the computer field that'll deserve to know if the thing has any bugs has given up his non -computer accounts to think they want to lis- Steve Hall experts radio station and bore the company hasn't worked out. And I host and sell the 5-6pm Saturday show on a ten for more than an hour." come down to your to tears. With the promotion and would like this to be the kind of program contract basis. WAVI works closely with the Dayton everybody we try to make the show fun." people can depend on to tell them that." "I'm the dummy who answers the area's computer user groups, clubs of peo- excitement, phone," Douglas laughs, but he thinks his ple who all use a particular type of com- computer illiteracy is a plus. "That's okay puter. "We always come up in every user National Computer Talk because the people who don't know can group's newsletter and we air the meeting From PUBSAT "There's going to be an inherent relate to me and not feel intimidated, as dates for all the groups. We've even gone so One of the most ambitious computer talk conflict between any objective they would if they're calling up two guys far to people who as put have a particular projects is now being readied by PUBSAT, program about computers being who are experts on computers." type of home computer in touch with the Washington-based Public Affairs Expertise is furnished by cohost Dale Ar- another individual, and they've actually Satellite System. In early November it sponsored by any one company chibald, publisher of the Twin Cities Com- formed user groups through our medium." plans to launch "The Computer Exchange," or store." -Dave Ross puter User. Says Douglas, "One thing I've a one -hour weekly talk show hosted by com- discovered is that it's very important to puter expert and Newsweek writer Rick have an impartial person as the guest ex- "You can get a lot of people from Taggs. Ross is also convinced that radio's im- pert. If you have somebody, for example, PUBSAT President John Sullivan is now mediacy meshes perfectly with the rapid who represents a local computer school or the computer field that'll come finalizing the lease of radio satellite time pace of changes in the computer field. "The retail store, that means you can't go out and down to your radio station and for the show. Selecting an hour convenient magazines have to work months in ad- sell advertising to other schools or stores. for the greatest number of stations has been vance, and the industry is changing so fast. But this guy runs a periodical so he really bore everybody to tears." troublesome, but a Saturday evening or By the time you review one piece of soft- doesn't compete with anybody in that -Buck Buchanan Sunday afternoon time slot now appears ware in a magazine, its successor is already sense." likely. on the drawing boards, if not on the market. Under a previous host, says Douglas, The show v. J be offered on a barter And that's where I'd like a program like "They tried to just reach a beginner's mar- "Electronic Game World" At KZHI basis, with PUBSAT retaining four minutes this to shine." The they want the ket. idea was that didn't Taking a broader approach to the subject an hour for national sale and stations get- Another 90 -second daily computer feature technical. course, people show to get too Of is KZHI/Honolulu, where Operations Man- ting ten minutes to sell each week. will debut on November 14. Produced in who are more involved with computers, like ager/PD Buck Buchanan began "Elec- Focusing on personal computers in the cooperation with the magazine Personal groups, turned off. And those user were tronic Game World" last October in the home and the workplace, Taggs will open Computing, the show will carry the same are the people you want, because you sell 9-11am Saturday slot. The first hour deals with a brief segment of computer news, name and be distributed on tape by Those them software and other after market prod- followed by at least one guest and a topic for Guys In Detroit. Gerard Sperry is host. with home and ar- ucts." the day. He'll also take calls and provide cade electronic product reviews. games. "Unlike some Doubles AM Drive Rates mainland states, "What we've done is make it freeflowing electronic games are "Chip Talk" On The Move so there's no question that's really too a 365 -day -a -year Targets Computerphobes Smith, Barney account exec Jean Gallagher technical. Two weeks ago we had a 12 -year - Buchanan event," Of course, not all of the computer shows joins the KFWBILos Angeles lineup doing five old call in and ask a question about reasons. "The beach in radio are long-form talk. AP Radio in- daily business reports ... KCBS/San Francisco relocatable binary systems. Our expert is always there." augurated its 90 -second, daily "Chip Talk" assistant Deborah Reno to Drec- didn't even know what the heck it was. And ups promotions During the show's feature in February after being pitched on tor/Information Services, and hires Lee Hammer, then a few minutes later a 16 -year -old call- rr. second hour, the the idea by the show's host, KIRO/Seattle ex-KSFO, as News Editor ... Moving across ed in and told us. It's just incredible." With focus expands to en- Buck Buchanan afternoon news anchor Dave Ross, who town from WGN/Chicago to WBBM as sports the new direction, Douglas says callers are compass personal computers. says he's "always tinkered with elec- reporter is Joe Durso Jr.... Susan Murphy of evenly split between computer owners and Leading off the show is a half-hour phone tronics." Shadow Traffic joins WOR/New York to cohost non -owners. "It's about 50-50 and that's an electronic "Chip Talk" is aim- "Good Afternoon, New York" along with John R. perfect. interview with someone from That's followed by 30 ed directly at the non- Gambling from 3-6pm. The new show focuses "As far as advertisers, the show is sold game company. minutes of "in-depth evaluation on the pro- expert, Ross ex- on the entertainment world of movies, books, out for 13 weeks and we're getting rates ducts that are available in the market for plains. 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WDBO/Tampa picks up Peter surance policies cover computers. up giveaways of T-shirts, electronic games, to buy, it seemed to Jahns of WSPB/Sarasota as afternoon anchor, and gift certificates from sponsors. me there was a need while Mike Burger returns to the station as host of "Computer Talk" On WAVI/Dayton Buchanan became a computer enthusiast for someone who Dave Ross 7-9pm "Niteline" ... WBBM/Chicago sports One of the first stations to capitalize on after helping computerize the Gilcom radio wasn't allied with a magazine or a par- reporter David Eanet exits to become Sports Di- the computer trend last year was WAVI/ stations in Pennsylvania. His cohosts are a ticular manufacturer or vested interest to rector, WRC/Weshington.

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www.americanradiohistory.com R&R/Friday, October 28, 1983 Page 23 K WA V local, regional and national Gutbrod news services, KWAV received Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 numerous galls, flowers, and Dorton add- the transmitter took the station format experience, letters from concerned back- off the air. Within five minutes ed, "John has developed a listeners. Competitor KMBY A/C, it was all over, as the intruder ground in Easy Listening, sent over a large stack of carted finally put down his shotgun and and Country. That versatility is oldies to help replace those ruin- have two surrendered to an army of important when you ed by the shooting. "The sup- police officers dispatched from stations as diverse as W W WE port from the community has six different forces. and WDOK. John has produced been phenomenal," said Gil- for us in St. Louis, and we look Poisoning His Mind lingham, who estimates it will for that kind of performance Schenk told police he had take a month before the from him in Cleveland." operated a private taxi service station's technical facilities Gutbrod's experience at KSD- in Hawaii until earlier this year, return to full strength. AM & FM also included six when an unidentified female air months as National Sales personality on KSHO/Kailua, Manager. He previously spent a HI "bugged" his vehicle and Cummings year as an Account Executive began "communicating with Continued from Page 1 at crosstown KEZK, following him" in his taxi. He claimed it has a better grasp of radio than four years in sales at WWWM/ ruined his business. Rick. He has a remarkable Cleveland (now WMJI), in- After moving to Santa Cruz to ability to deal effectively with cluding two as Local Sales escape from the problem, all aspects of programming, Manager. Gutbrod told R&R, Schenk said his ESP told him to and has earned the respect of "Not only is it nice to be back tune into KWAV, whereupon he all the people who work with home, this is an opportunity to heard the same woman but with him. As the company grew, it work with two of the finest a different voice and name. Crawling From ment was shot to smithereens. was natural that Rick should facilities in Cleveland. I look Identifying this metamorphosiz- On one hand, you feel like phase out of the day-to-day forward to helping to continue ed personality as KWAV mid- The Wreckage laughing and making jokes work at WENS and assume a their traditions in leadership." day talent Kate McEldowney, "We're just so grateful no one about it. A minute later, you role in the corporate Schenk asserted McEldowney was hurt." said GM Terry Gil- want to sit down and cry." operation." Henderson from Page 1 was talking to him through the lingham, who promptly gave In addition to coverage from Cummings joined WENS as Continued songs she was playing and the Shore a week off. "If he had PD in July 1981 after a year business as usual. I'm fortunate words she spoke. He claimed aimed low or if she had stood up handling a talk show at WSMB/ in that since I've been at the sta- KWAV was penetrating his life at the wrong time, she'd be dead. Witting New Orleans. He previously tion I have been involved with so I've and "poisoning his mind," and It's amazing Sandy is alive. Continued from Page 1 spent three years as a utility the policy decisions, told police he wanted to destroy This story is so bizarre ... it's Price Communications. Witting staffer at WTIC/Hartford. known what's been going on in- the radio station because he right out of 'Play Misty For told R&R, "It's very difficult Cummings told R&R, "It's go- side the organization in terms of thought the transformed DJ had Me,' " referring to a film in leaving Price because there's a ing to be a transitional process our marketing and program- bugged his van. which a Carmel -Monterey disc lot of excitement here. On the over the next four or five mon- ming plans." Police said Schenk told them jockey, portrayed by local resi- other hand, I was made an offer ths, as we've just begun work- Before joining KQRS & he had broken into KWAV dur- dent/actor Clint Eastwood, is I just couldn't pass up. I'm real- ing with the newest stations and KGLD, Henderson was GSM at ing early morning hours in attacked by an obsessed ly happy about this opportunity, I'm still handling mornings WJYE/Buffalo, GM of KZAM & order to avoid hurting anyone. listener. as KDKA is a legendary station. here. This move is a little bit KJAZ/Seattle, GSM for WRIF/ Schenk faces felony counts of "I couldn't believe my eyes Dan and I worked well here at scary but really exciting, and Detroit, and held broadcast malicious mischief, burglary, when I saw the place," con- WOWO, Rick and I made a I'm looking forward to learning sales positions in Pittsburgh, and discharging a firearm in an tinued Gillingham. "It looked great team in Boston, and I'm as well as directing." Baltimore, and York, PA. inhabited building. He was like a war zone. The three un- sure we'll have a fine relation- Cummings added that he ex- Henderson indicated he would ordered to undergo psychiatric touched pieces of equipment ship in Pittsburgh." pects to appoint a new WENS replace himself as GSM of the tests and is being held in jail in were, ironically, the worst stuff No replacement for Witting at PD, probably before the end of two properties before the end of lieu of $100,000 bail. we've got. All the new equip- WOWO has been named. the year. the year.

Kidd Shaw Continued from Page 3 Arnold Continued from Page 3 with his knowledge and approval. So I have Continued from Page 3 salary, posi- Before his three-year tenure at documentation of the job offer, strengthening our roster have been in- tion everything he agreed to. I think he's PolyGram, Kidd was a local promotion rep- Shaw continued, "It's important to pro- - strumental in making CBS the number one forgotten about that." resentative for Atlantic and a Regional tect yourself in the business, because you black music record company." reason why he Director for MCA. have to. When Thomas and I negotiated the Shaw explained the waited Before corning to CBS, Arnold was Senior specifics of his job offer over the phone last some ten months before taking action was VP for Arista for three years, and spent year, I kept a record of the conversation, "because my attorneys have been working Holdridge eight years at Capitol before that, starting on this for that long. I wouldn't have done as staff attorney and eventually becoming this frivolously, nor would my attorneys Continued from Page 3 VP/A&R, Soul & Jazz. KABL have taken this case under such circum- Continued from Page 3 stances. In 14 years in this business, I have to work with Duffy Broadcasting and help Flannery never filed any sort of grievance or lawsuit program their stations. The opportunity to Continued from Page 3 against a broadcast operation. I'm used to too Manager helm at Christal's San Francisco the peculiarities and vagaries of our join Coleman Research was something anticipate he will further extend ABC office. Before that, she handled sales and business, this was such mis- good to pass up." News' leadership and position." but a flagrant Commenting on her first programming research duties in Los Angeles at KFI and representation that I could not in good cons- A 15 -year ABC veteran, Flannery joined Golden West com- position, Holdridge said, "I'm still in a state Broadcasters. Brand cience let it go by the boards. Even if I win the network as a staff writer in 1968 and mented, "I'm very honored to be recogniz- one dollar, it will be a moral victory so that of shock as I, like others on the staff, applied worked his way up into the top manage- for this position. All I to do is ed this way by such a fine radio station and individuals can sometimes stand up and plan fine-tune ment ranks. He was instrumental in last the station for any changes within the institution as KABL and also by its parent say, `I've been screwed over, it's not right, mar- year's creation of the fifth and sixth ABC company Shamrock Broadcasting." and let's play it straight.' " ket. We are positioned correctly and plan to Radio Networks, Rock and Direction. build on the great work Richard left us." Shamrock Radio President and KABL Shaw added he has requested a trial by Previously, Flannery held various air GM Bill Clark, in making the an- Concurrent with Holdridge's promotion, personality and news positions jury, although no hearing date has been set. at nouncements, said, "I'm particularly Executives at WMJJ declined to comment. KCNR midday personality Bill Jackson WHBI/Newark; WNDV/South Bend, IN; was promoted to Assistant PD & MD. He pleased to be able to reward such capable WRFM/New York; KSHE/St. Louis; and people by promoting from within." will retain his airshift. WIL/St. Louis.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 24 R&R/Friday, October 28: 1983 STREET TALK CALENDAR Continued from Page 16 has changed formats from We never realized there were AOR to CHR. so many Naval history buffs When Jeff Hooker takes BRAD MESSER out there. Did Street Talk say over afternoons at Z100/New the U.S.S. Gambier Bay was York next week (10-31), he'll "the only aircraft carrier sunk be known as Shadow Stevens. in WWII?" Well, what we WGBF/Evansville has a Our Weirdest Holiday meant to say (had we only new PD. Dave Winsor takes known at the time) was that over the programming depart- ment from WFTQ/Worces- the Gambier Bay was the only If Halloween didn't exist, if it were a brand- senting the dead. Because it was also the harvest ter. "escort carrier" to be sunk new idea some promoter was trying to popu- season, "one of the things that was believed in WVAM/Altoona has pro- during WWII. Thanks to larize, we'd say he was crazy and tell him to fervently was that you had to be generous in moted morning man Rocky Charly Prevost, this time forget it. What could be nuttier than sending sharing your wealth, in order to remain prosper- we've got it right. McCumbee to Program/ our children out begging, costumed as dead ous. If a farmer had a bountiful crop, he had to WKQB/Charleston, SC Music Director. He'll retain people? be thankful to those powers that provided it, PD Bob Stout says the station his morning shift. On the face of it Halloween sounds like a most and show generosity to the poor people who uncivilized idea, but some form of it, complete would go from house to house asking for hand- with costumes and trick -or-treat, has existed for outs. thousands of years. UCLA Professor of Folklore "What is amazing is that Halloween refuses Dr. Donald Ward says the Jack o' lantern to die. Why children are so fascinated by witches (Jack -of -the -lantern) was originally a demonic and ghosts and black cats and Jack o' lanterns being, a kind of flaming fiery spook whom and the like, why they like to be frightened, is people believed lived in gourds and pumpkins. an interesting psychological question. I'm not "All the souls of the dead were thought to return sure if anybody can answer it." Dr. Ward to Earth and wander around" on Halloween, he doesn't know why, but "the feast of the dead says, and people costumed themselves repre- refuses to die!"

Houdini's Halloween Death MONDAY, OCTOBER 31 After his mother died, the legendary magician LINDA FOR LUNCH - KEARTH/Los Angeles midday personality Brian Beime - Harry Houdini tried to con- (right) interviewed Linda Ronstadt (left) recently on his "Lunch With Brian Beime" tact her spirit by visiting several mediums and spiritualists, but concluded they were all fakes strictly in it for the money. noontime feature. Still curious about contacting the dead, he made a pact with his wife: whoever died first would try to contact the other from the spirit world. Houdini died first, on Halloween of 1926, but his widow (who lived another 17 years) revealed just before her death that she had never received that message from Beyond from Harry. The nation's driest state, Nevada (from the Spanish for "snow capped"), became the 36th state in 1864. In an attempt to create income during the Great Depression, Nevada legalized quickie divorces and casino gambling in 1931. Dan Rather is 52. Actress Lee Grant is 54. Barbara Bel Geddes of "Dallas" is 61, and Roy Rogers's pardner Dale Evans is 71. Debutante Creates Modern Bra TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1 - Sixty-nine years ago New York debutante Mary Jacob was dressing for a party and decided she didn't want to be laced into her whalebone corset. She had her maid stitch together a couple of silk handkerchiefs and some ribbon and wore that flimsy creation instead. Other young women at the country club dance that night asked where they could get similar underwear. Consumer demand proved Mary Jacob's idea was worth money. She sold the patent to a manufacturing company for 115,000, unaware that the modern lightweight bra would become a multi- million dollar business. The word November is from the Latin "novem" which means "nine." When Julius Caesar shuffled the calendar to add a month named for himself July the fact that the ninth month ended up in eleventh place was a detail that TO HAWAII When Journey stopped in at KQMQ/Honolulu to pre- - - A JOURNEY - was overlooked. sent a platinum award for the "Frontiers" album, they didn't know that KQMQ had is is an award for them. The station presented the group with a plaque commemorating Gordon Lightfoot 44. Gary Player 48. five sold -out shows at the NBC Arena. Shown (l -r) are KQMQ's Myk Powell, Joumey's Jonathan Cain, and air personalities Tony Taylor and Lane Robinson. World's Largest Eyeballs WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2 - The world record giant squid was captured in Newfoundland on this date in 1978. Its head was about as tall as a two-story building, and including tentacles the squid was 55 feet long. Its eyes, the largest in the animal kingdom, were nine inches in diameter. Howard Hughes piloted the H-2 Hercules "Spruce Goose" on its only flight in 1947. The eight -engine, mostly -wooden flying boat then went back into its hangar for 33 years. Still listed in the Guinness Book as the plane with the largest wings Picture Yourself - they span 320 feet - the Goose is now a tourist attraction at the Queen Mary complex in Long Beach, CA. Australian tennis pro Ken Rosewall is 49. Actor Burt Lancaster hits 70 today. In RAR. Can Animals Predict Weather? THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3 - Some oldtimers believe animals instinctively know whether the coming If something's happening at your winter will be mild or severe, so they watch for signs such as the width of caterpillar stripes, the height of squirrel nests, station or company - send R&R and the thickness of fur on bears. State Naturalist Charles Johnson, a biologist with the Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation, says his detailed studies indicate there's nothing accurate about animal weather predictions. "Last the photo and we'll put it on the year was particularly noteworthy because the animals predicted one of the toughest winters of all time. It turned out to be one of the nicest, mildest winters in recent memory, and Vermonters who had stockpiled masses of firewood came into Picture Page. spring with half their wood left over." America's first auto show 1900. First coast -to -coast color TV broadcast 1953. PEE Boxer Larry Holmes is 34. PICTURE THE Iran Takes Americans Hostage FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4 - Four years ago revolutionaries in Iran seized about 60 Americans and began C113-% holding them hostage at the United States Embassy in Tehran. We all know how and when that finally ended, but we don't hear much about what's happening inside post -revolutionary Iran. The President of the Iran Freedom Foundation in Washington, DC, Mohammad Tabatabai, claims that "graffiti appearing on the walls of the cities, towns and villages RADIO & RECORDS all over Iran cries out for the return of the Constitutional Monarchy." He says last August "in every major city, thousands took to the streets in an eerie, silent march" protesting the Ayatollah Khoumeini regime and that "eyewitnesses put the Park W. 1930 Century number of protestors in Tehran alone at over two million." Los Angeles, CA 90067 Cash register patented 1879. New moon tonight. (213) 553-4330 It's Lorena Swit's birthday, age unconfirmed. Actor Art Carney is 65. Walter Cronkite is 67. Tomorrow (11-5) Tatum O'Neal turns 20. Bill Walton will be 31. Cowboy movie legend Roy Rogers will be 71. Sunday (11-6) Sally Field will be 37.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 26 R&R,'Friclay, October28, 1983 THE PIC TURE PAGE Radio City Gets Renewed Air Supply Richard's EMI Anniversary

While in New York for two shows at Radio City Music Hall, Air Supply celebrated their return to the charts with Arista President Clive Davis and a contingent of top label execs. Shown (l -r): Arista's Jeff Backer, Arista VP Abbey Konowitch, Arista's Rick Bisceglia, group's Russell Hitchcock, Davis, band's Graham Russell and Arista VP Don lenner. GRP Goes Indie

Cliff Richard's career has reached its silver anniversary, as has his associa- tion with EMI (first outside America, now worldwide). Pictured celebrating the 25th anniversary of his pact with the label are (l -r): EMI's Clay Baxter and Frenchy Gauthier, Richard, and EMI America President Rupert Perry. Richie Goes Gold Up North

Shown at the signing of GRP Records' new independent distribution contracts at the recent NARM indies confer- ence in West Palm Beach are (l-r) standing: HW Daily's Bud Daily, Schwartz Brothers' Jim Schwartz, Big State's Bill Emerson, HW Daily's Wes Daily, MS Distributing's Tony Dallesandro, CRD's George Hocutt, Piks's Harvey Kor- man and Ron Schafer, Big State's Larry Howell, and Associated's Leonard Singer. Seated: MS's John Salstone, GRP Co -President Larry Rosen, GRP's Bud Katzel, and Malverne's Jerry Winston. Hollywood Park Show Fixxed

Lionel Richie dropped by the Toronto offices of Quality Records - Motown's Canadian licensee - where he was presented with a double platinum award for his debut album, and a platinum single for "Truly. " Shown at the presentation are (l-r): Quality label manager Larry Macrae, Richie, Quality's Mark Mercuriadis, and Motown International's Phil Cas ton. Pollack & Brooks In The Blackboard Jungle

After MCA's the Fixx opened for the Police on their recent show at L.A.'s Hollywood Park racetrack, they were motioned trackside by MCA executives, who presented them all with gold LPs for their "Reach The Beach" album. Shown (l-r) jockeying for position are (l -r standing) MCA's Billy Brill, MCA Distributing VP John Burns, group's Cy Cumin, MCA VP Leroy Sather, band's Rupert Greenall, MCA Distributing President Al Bergamo, MCA Exec. VP Richard Palmese, and label's Dan McGill; (l -r kneeling) MCA's John Schoenberger, VP George Osaki, group members Jamie West-Oram, Danny Brown and Adam Woods, and MCA President Irving Azoff. Consultant Jeff Pollack (I) spent his summer vacation teaching a c/ass in radio programming at UCLA and bringing his students a slew of heavyweight Gold Mountain Horizontalized industry guests. On this particular night, the visiting speaker was Sandusky Radio President Toney Brooks, who spoke about radio advertising and mar- keting. Dakis On Kat Family Dais

Singer/songwriter Sara Dakis has just been inked to CBS -distributed Kat Gold Mountain artists Horizontal Brian shot a clip for their "Practicing First Aid" video at the Charles Chaplin Sound - Family Records and will head into the studio shortly to cut her debut single. stage on the A&M lot in Los Angeles, but denied the video would be a silent. Shown here getting ready to film the Pictured at CBS offices in New York after Dakis's signing are (l -r): EPA Senior track are (I -r): Video Director David Chang, group manager Ira Blacker, Gold Mountain VP Burt Stein, the group's VP/GM Don Dempsey, Kat Family principals Joel Katz & Herbie Kinman, Brian Rudd, John Putters, Ian Peppercorn and Tony Phillips, Gold Mountain's Lin Brown, and label President Danny Dakis, and CBS Associated Labels VP/GM Tony Martell. Goldberg.

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JOEL DENVER AS THE WORM TURNS IN THE BIG APPLE WNBC Goes It Alone On AM CHR Comes To Competition is healthy, and when WABC changed formats WNBC had to react to keep music listeners on AM. As a result, PD Kevin Metheny changed WNBC's music policy. "WNBC is rocking harder than Life In New York it used to," he began, "but since the complexion of the market has changed again, we realize our music is really becoming secondary, rely- For many years New York City was the ideal for CHR when ing more upon our personalities. The music must be compatible with to WABC was on top. It was the dream of many a radio neophyte Don Imus and Howard Stern, so it had to rock a bit harder. Now instead 1982 WABC the industry and work there. Then in May shocked of breaking some of this rock music as we did when we were the only became the ABC Talkradio flagship station. Kevin Metheny's WNBC was CHR outlet, we can watch WPLJ and Z100 and pick the best. We finally all alone in the CHR arena. have the needed market support for this music." Kevin's bite of the Ap- This past summer "There will never be any on -air According to Kevin, WNBC has a unique ple turned up a worm. First, ABC's WPLJ really have to be a theater -of -the -mind I place in the listeners' minds. He said, everyone by mentions of Z100 on WPLJ. truly PD Larry Berger surprised "We've never been known for our music, as radio station. We're trying to create longtime AOR for- I that to dropping the station's don't care what he does. don't we don't have the compelling programming appeals of hit -oriented CHR ap- with WINS, WABC, and mat in favor a care if he starts talking about my great rock 'n' roll those who grew up proach. Within a month Malrite's newly- when they were all Top 40." heritage of a WLS. WMCA signed on with mother!" -Larry Berger purchased Z100(WHTZ) It's only been in the Scott Shannon at the programming reins, serious. By mid -June our minds were made last four years or so and the battle lines were drawn. that this station has on the up and the official change came at the end National interest naturally focuses really come into its number one market in America, so I've ar- of the month. We've since evolved into a much more pop -sounding station." own. WNBC's music ranged a sneak preview of what the players is really relief after other. It's a "no - writing this article, I listened to have in store for each Before having to hold your Z100, and WPLJ. In punches -pulled" rundown of what promises airchecks of WNBC, sides from laughing to be a history -making book for the CHR contrast to its competitors, WPLJ is at Imus or Stern. Kevin Metheny format. The ratings results of this market decidedly laid-back and less personality -or- could have far-reaching effects, probably iented in its jock approach. However, I did national in scope, regarding philosophy and find it an easy station to listen to. As Larry style of presentation. explained, "It's more of a subjective perception when you compare it to a Hot Hits-type delivery, which Z100 has. Our WPLJ - From AOR To CHR target audience has changed a bit, as we're trying to outgrow our teen -heavy image to include teens and the 18-34s. "We've recently added some jingles to ' CAM's--`Hit- Radi Johnny Dark Package.' " At this point, Larry affirmed, Don Imus "We are not going to change calls to WABC- FM because there have already been many, many dollars spent on TV, print and now Z100 Guns For Imus jingles promoting WPLJ. There hasn't even about Z100, Larry Berger Jim Kerr been a discussion of changing calls." Kevin came right to the point to zero in on WNBC. Moving the subject to music, Larry said, which he feels is trying think he said, "We still play oldies but they are a relative- "I'm not sure what to yet," is no doubt Z100 will have a ly small percentage of our mix, maybe 25% "but there They hitting some in all. Our recurrents are formatted and significant impact. are programmed separately but rotated people high and others low. They view our show a direct competitor, but if similarly to currents. We run a comfortable Frank Reed Howard Stern morning as want to beat us in morning drive, then list of about 40 current titles right now." they Some might think there's a lot of discipline I hope they've brought their lunch. Z100 $$ Promotions $$ on the air, but actually there's a lot of fore- doesn't however, view us as a primary Tony Pigg Pat St. John New York City is the big time and radio thought and precision built into the crazi- music target. They will have a severe im- Larry Berger has been PD at WPLJ for stations in the race are willing to spend the ness. We break a lot of rules intentionally, pact on WPLJ and will also share with a lot nine years, first joining ABC as PD at cash to win. WPLJ is no exception. Larry and it seems to work to our advantage." of WKTU's audience. WRIF/Detroit, where he spent a year and a noted, "In the late summer, we went into The rest of WNBC's renegades include Continued on Page 32 half. "I didn't even like AOR music back the subways with a bright red and yellow two three-hour midday slots with former then," he admitted. He worked as Frankie poster that read 'Now for the first time, all WRKO/Boston legend Johnny Dark and Crocker's MD at WWRL/New York in the your favorite music on one radio station.' six -year staffer Frank Reed. Nights are late '60s. But as the years rolled by, Larry We adopted our 'Home Of The Hits' slogan rounded out by newcomer Bumper Morgan, learned the music and piloted WPLJ to and backed it up with TV right after Labor who comes in for the last hour of Howard's The Birth some solid ratings successes. Day." show as a "transitional" effort. Also includ- Larry revealed, "The idea of going CHR Detailing the TV spot, Larry said, "The ed in Stern's show are his cast of characters has been a subject of discussion for quite concept is 'Some old friends of yours are up and newsperson Judy DeAngelis. Kevin ex- some time now, as we always perceived to something new.' A hand then moves plained that when Bumper comes in, Of 2100 WPLJ as having a rather limited format. across to the radio tuning in to 95.5. Then we "Everyone in Howard's show dumps on 8pm." Covering overnights is sta- Talk of broadening it came to fruition when go inside the radio and each tube shows a him until Overlooking the Meadowland, our audience got older, different artist, and then you see a ginger- tion veteran Allen Beebe. we noticed that as Complex, Z100 officially they didn't stay with us - they went bread castle metamorphosize into our Kevin continued, "Don Imus is joined by NJ Sports elsewhere. WPLJ logo. We've had lots of calls from Charles McCord, one of the finest broadcast signed on the air August 6 with new "The idea to change formats first came to everyone about it, including competitors." journalists in New York. He and Don fool state-of-the-art studios and a new affects his light in the late '70s when Disco hit this town Looking at what sister stations WLS-AM around on the air but it never Em- There are a transmitting facility atop the in a big way. Then being a pretty broad & FM/Chicago and Q107/Washington credibility to a negative extent. in and pire State Building. I asked Scott AOR, we decided to tighten down a bit. At spend, it would be safe to say WPLJ will number of other people who come for both Shannon to describe Z100 in 25 one point we even played 'The Hustle' by follow suit. While WPLJ hasn't given away provide voices and characters Van McCoy! any cash yet, "We've co -sponsored a Stevie Imus and Stern. words or less, and believe it or not, other fine talent "Again in spring '82," continued Larry, Wonder concert at Madison Square Garden, "As a complement to the he did! "It's hot-rockin', flame- not "we discussed going with CHR but decided and we are selling WPLJ `Flashdance' at WNBC, we have Roz Frank, who is throwin', fun -loving', booty kickin', perceived to be a credible helicopter against it because Doubleday was about to sweatshirts for $7 - the mail response to only free money Z100. We are the enter the market with WAPP. Finally last those is unbelievable. We've got a lot more traffic reporter but is also a personality in on WABC of 1983 on FM." spring, as we made our projections for the on the horizon," Larry promised. her own right. 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one of the best callout systems in the country and in- JoBOXERS Continued from Page 28 corporate those for rotations. Retail is very impor- Aware But Not Afraid tant, as we have many big hits here that don't cross Packs The Punch Since the days of WXLO, CHR had been absent over nationally." He cited examples such as Madon- on New York City's FM dial. The lone exception has na, SOS Band, and Stacy Lattisaw, and went on to been WBLI/Long Island, which regularly shows up in predict, "WPLJ will eventually be a five or six -share the book, but with only a one share or less. It's been a radio station. We're in a very acceptable position to You Need To cross cume with A/C and Get case of feast or famine and a belief in the myth that Urban competitors and are CHR won't work in New York on FM. To help dispel able to grab some of the dissatisfied AOR cume as that notion once and for all, market observers point well. WPLJ is here to stay." "LUCKY" to a just -released September -only Birch, which shows WPLJ at a respectable 4.3 share. But Z100 shocked everyone by showing up with a 7.2 for first place! (Bear in mind this was a special one -month report bought and paid for by Z100. Normal Birch monthlies contain a rolling average.) WNBC Goes It I asked Larry if he was aware what was going to take place at Z100 at the time WPLJ changed for- mats. "Since they applied for the calls WHTZ, I Alone On AM figured it would be a CHR station but I wasn't sure what it'd be like. I'd heard Q105 in Tampa so I knew a bit about what Scott would do, but Z100 sounds dif- Continued from Page 28 ferent from Tampa." "WPLJ is doing an extraordinary job with their And what was the public's reaction to WPLJ's new sound," observed Kevin. "I find them to be format flip? "The overall acceptance has been pretty easier to listen to than Z100 and I look for WPLJ to good. At first the phone rang off the wall and then the cause problems for WPIX and WYNY. It seems mail started to come in, but it never approached WPLJ has a bit more variety than Z100. A lot of peo- what I expected. Those that did write were extremely ple want to talk about this battle being won or lost in angry and the rest accepted the change with en- the fall sweep, but it will take a while to settle down. thusiasm. Week -to -week samples from Arbitron in- Advertising will play a big role in who beats whom, dicated we did indeed bottom out the end of at and WPLJ's TV campaign is extraordinary. August. The AOR core audience gave up, but we "The thing to remember is that Scott Shannon is bounced right back in the last two weeks of the sum- so crazy and will always be dangerous, and I say that mer book. I'm very confident about the fall." As it lovingly. His coming into town has shaken everyone turns out, the summer ARB showed WPLJ to be else up and put us on our toes. Z100 even did a few stable (4.1-4.0), while Z100 debuted with a 2.0 and numbers on Imus in the beginning. As for me, I don't WNBC increased 3.1-3.6. JoBOXERS Putting The Pieces Together When asked if he felt busier as a CHR PD than as "There is no doubt Z1 00 will have a sig- an AOR programmer, Larry replied, "I'm not sure if it has anything to do with the format. However, I'm nificant impact. They are hitting some very busy just putting all of the pieces in place. We people high and others low. They view still have to launch our main promotion, the jingles our morning a have just been added, and we're still stabilizing the show as direct competitor, Got if in "Just on -air staff." Larry confessed, "This has been the but they want to beat us morning most maddening summer of my life, and at age 42 drive, then I hope they've brought their I'm working harder than ever ... but I love it." He went on to plug his jock staff. "I moved Peter lunch." -Kevin Metheny Lucky" Bush (recently with KC101/New Haven) from late - nights to early evenings when Carol Miller left, but the rest of the staff is pretty stable. I've got a lot of listen to them very much because I'm more concern- confidence in morning man Jim Kerr, who had his ed with how we sound. Imus ignores them, as does 10/21/83 best summer book ever. Middays is Tony Pigg, who Stern. In fact Imus and Stern pick on me worse than did CHR years ago. Pat St. John does afternoons, and Scott could ever do." he's as good as they get. He did CHR at CKLW, and Stimulating WNBC's WKNR. All nights is Bob Marrone, who does a really Commuter Audience CHR I j \l eki- >,ZA fine job. As soon as we get a late -night personality Realizing where most of WNBC's listeners come we'll be set." Larry indicated he's still shedding from, Kevin goes right for them. "Our bumper some AOR syndication and is picking up "American sticker promotion takes advantage of our tremen- Top 40." dous in -car audience. We hand out cash by giving folks 66 minutes to call in and claim their prize once No Reaction To Z100 CHR Chart: they've been spotted by the 'N-Car.' In order to If you spend any time listening to Z100 you're enhance the possibility of winning, we promote bound to hear Scott Shannon referring to WPLJ as where the N -Car is going to be to register license "WIMP Radio" and Larry Berger being called plate numbers for future winners. The prize is $666.66 Added This Week "Larry Booger." Larry was very diplomatic about and we always call two license numbers at a time as what could be a sensitive subject. "I'm sure Z100 is a part of our 'double the winners' concept. Week professional operation and they do what they do for a "WNBC VP/GM Randy Bongarten, Advertising At: reason, but I make it my policy not to criticize others. & Promotion Manager Ellen Kaye, and I decided if "To get my job done, I focus all of my attention we can't dominate a promotional area we weren't go- WHIT 0100 on WPLJ, because I can't change what they're doing ing to mess with it. So we passed on TV this time anyway. Although I did sample Z100 when they first around rather than get lost in the flood of radio com- WBEN-FM WABB-FM came on, I don't listen to them very much now. Con- mercials. We will, however, dominate the billboard sequently, I haven't heard most of the insults and arena. We are on AM, but WNBC will pull through WRVQ frankly am not interested in them. It would be just fine because everyone from corporate on down WKBW distracting to pay attention to it," he reasoned. has a winning attitude." "I can't tell you how many people have asked me WBLI WTSN about all this stuff, and they're surprised I'm not bothered by it. I acknowledge it's happening, but I'm 940 WAZY-FM not about to get into an on -air battle. There will never Motion be any on -air mentions of Z100 on WPLJ. I don't care KWSS KKRC what he does. I don't care if he starts talking about Bob O'Neil has been promoted to Operations Director my mother! It's not relevant to entertaining radio for from the Assistant PD slot at KSTN/Beaumont from across KURE KKAZ people in New York." town at K106... 0106/York, PA's Jim Buchanan moves Discussing WNBC, Larry observed, "WNBC is into middays and is appointed Production Director. Also, using Don Imus and Howard Stern as bookends for Mark McKensie joins 0106 in afternoons from KIST the station, and they are both very potent per- WRBC/Lebanon, PA, and Brad Flick exits to work for an ad sonalities. 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Early is Da Production/Sports Director J. R. Nelson, and baby DJ in evenings Jack Wack morning from B97/New training Captain Kevin. Pictured (sitting, l -r) are Orleans, late-nights is Sean show cohosts Ross Brittain, and PD Scott Shannon. 'Hollywood' Hamilton, and all -nights is Stevie Brooks from WFOX/Gainesville. When you look at the special Birch report, I'd say "New to mornings is Ross Brittain from WABC, we've done pretty well so far with a 7.2 share. We've who became available when they broke the team of run a bit of contesting, just simple getaway weekends Ross & Wilson. It's not really a two-man morning to see Def Leppard and Rick Springfield, and we've show, but more of a family show including sports per- also given away some $100 bills." sonality J.R. Nelson, News Director Claire Stevens, How does Scott think those Birch numbers will and Captain Kevin, who is our 'baby DJ' in training." translate to Arbitron? "When the Arbitron comes out BIG From the tapes I've heard, the Z100 morning in January, Z100 will be either number one or two in show is a lot of fun to listen to. Scott said, "I created the market. We're giving the people something this show because it's what New York needed. When they've never had before on FM ... the hits and per- I worked for Q105 I was able to refine my concept for sonality combined with a manageable spot load of COUNTRY mornings by combining bits of Wally Phillips, Rick seven minutes an hour." Dees, Ross & Wilson, and Murphy In The Morning. We talk about what's going on in our lives and let the Taking Pot Shots audience know we are real people. The show is pretty I saved the part of our conversation dealing with homey and down to earth." Scott taking on -air shots at his competitors for the The rest of the station is a bit more straightfor- end. Specifically, I asked him about referring to ward-sounding but is still exciting, incorporating jin- WPLJ as "WIMP Radio' and calling Larry Berger gles and a touch of reverb. "I've never been a big "Larry Booger." believer in jingles," Scott pointed out, "but I believe "The New York market is a battlefield," they are part of CHR for New York. There is a consis- asserted Scott. "If WNBC was our only base of com- tent thread of continuity throughout our program- parison we'd be in trouble. We feel WPLJ, compared ming created by our promos and music. We do play to us, does sound wimpy. In my opinion we do CHR oldies, so you can't equate us with Mike Joseph's Hot better than they do. On top of that, Larry Booger told Hits format, as many have wrongly done." everyone in R&R in the AOR column that they weren't changing format, which was misleading because they did change formats. They enraged peo- "It's hot-rockin', flamethrowin', fun-lovin', ple and we're simply taking advantage of that anger. We admit it, we're CHR and proud of it. I was at a booty kickin', free money Z100. We are movie the other night and there was a trailer for the WABC of 1983 on FM." WPLJ. Kids started shouting 'WIMP Sucks,' and it's -Scott Shannon because of us. "We play the hits 24 hours a day. Over at WIMP, they're trying to convince the audience you can hear Def Leppard around the clock when you'll hear that Saying What The Listeners Think group plus Sergio Mendes. They think it's publicity A Big Scott gives his audience a lot of credit. "These for them, but time will tell. I totally expect WPLJ to "In fall to under a two share. I predict WPLJ will listeners make up the smartest audience in the return world. All of a sudden they've been hearing changes to AOR and WABC will go CHR again one day." in local radio stations. Thankfully, all of our changes Imus Busters have been of a familiar and positive nature. We've The subject turned to WNBC and Scott became explained to the audience that Country" Ross got fired at more serious. "In order to be the number one morn- WABC and we hired him, but when Carol Miller was ing show in town we've got to beat Don Imus. So, we let go at WPLJ after eight years, you heard nothing. H F COSI12 NG rag on him from time to time. As a result, we're giv- To me, the listeners need to know what's going on ing away free `Imus Busters,' which are FM con- and you owe them an explanation. verters for cars. We just cut a big deal with a local "We are really trying to evoke what the listeners audio chain to install them for our listeners. Imus is think but wouldn't expect to hear on the radio," he the guy to beat and I know it. I won't feel successful noted. "For example, the average person thinks until I've got a bigger 12+ share than Don Imus. By those Calvin Klein TV spots are stupid, so we make the end of the fall book we'll beat him 12+, but it will fun of them. I've got to believe the people get off on take a bit longer to grab all of the demos we want as that. In my entire career I've never played so many well." uptempo or CO1JTRYñ black crossover/dance records, and I Scott concluded, "I wouldn't have left the com- can't tell you what it has done for the momentum of pany or station I was with if I wasn't going to come to From The this station. We do what the people of this city expect work for a station and company committed to winn- BIG COUNTRY to hear on a radio station. We are the The Crossing people's radio ing. Malrite is committed to being number one. Album station." They oee just told me to come here and do what I do best. From Worst To First That's what I'm doing because that's all I know how Taking the position of the underdog, Scott is look- to do." 'THE ing for the people to rally around Z100. "George Max- ian is the radio columnist for the New York Daily Motion CROSSING' News, and he's a friend of Imus's. As a result, he's always knocking me, my show, and the station. So we For the record, Scott Summers and John O. Rocke exit have bumper stickers printed that read `Caution: I WZLDIColumbla and move across the street to WNOk, with brake for George Maxian.' We also have requested Scott filling the 6-10pm spot and John handling 10pm-2am Manufactured and Marketed by that listeners make up their own. When the summer ... KYNO-FM/Fresno PD John Lee Walker adds morning Arbitron PolyGram Records came out, we were 20th in the market and drive to his duties ... Tom Holliday exits KLZR/Lawrence, our new slogan became `From Worst To First.' KS as Music Director ... Joining WNYS/Buffalo is Kelly "Until just last week we have never had any out- McCann, the new assistant PD and Music Coordinator mov- door media exposure; it's all been word of mouth. ing from WHFM/Rochester. Chuck Lakefleld exits WKBW/ We've just begun a flight of ten -second TV spots. Buffalo for weekends at WNYS.

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Is Metal Back, Or Did It Never Leave? Why Are Metaiheads So Loyal? Effect On Upper Demos Taking Stock On Its Future STEVE FEINSTEIN

METAL HEALTH OR METAL MADNESS? Many folks might nominate Cliff Burn - glory now that her predilection for the hard stein as the industry's premiere Metal stuff has been vindicated, and observes, Maven. Cliff counts Rush and Scorpions as "There seems to be a backlash against among his signings during a tenure at Mer- modern music. The hard rock audience be- cury as National Album Promotion Direc- came polarized and more vocal when radio tor and an A&R rep. He and his partner started playing a lot of new wave." Peter Mensch managed Scorpions, Def Lifeset notices the same phenomenon. He AOR Metal Mania Leppard, Michael Schenker, and AC/DC for likens it to previous splits in the rock 'n' roll audience, such as "the Pat Boone vs. the Elvis Presley crowds in the '50s, and the Heavy metal music is like sushi - you either love it or hate it. Ap- mods and the rockers in the '60s. It's the two parently, until recently, most AOR programmers felt there was "... there's going to be a de- trendy elements - one a little highbrow fishy only mand for this music. Whether or and intelligent, the other sort of low -class something about metal, because it's of late that heavy and from the streets." metal's bombastic sonic assault has invaded AOR frequencies in great not AOR is aware of it is neither Radio: Slow Or Smart? quantities. here or there." -Mike Bone We're not talking here about the classic robe ranges from leather and studs to three- Did the AOR audience only lately develop hard rockers that AOR has always sup- piece suits. Tony, you see, is your musical a taste for metal, or did radio finally wake ported, like Led Zeppelin or Van Halen. host for "Heavy Metal From Hell," a week- up to what the audience wanted all along? Rather, we're referring to the uncom- ly, two-hour show Sundays at 10pm, featur- Contemporary Communications Corp. "There's always been a hard rock audi- promising headbangers whose records you ing music you'll never find on Jerry Fal- Now, he and Mensch are on their own, ence," affirms Gloria Johnson. "Instead of might play at maximum volume, if you well's personal Hit Parade. guiding the careers of Def Leppard and paying attention to the streets, maybe PDs' were of a mind to break your lease or to find He claims, 'Mere is the illusion that Dokken. (Understand that this man is and MDs' personal tastes influenced their out just what it takes to make your ears metal goes in and out of vogue. In the minds seriously into metal. By his own admission, programming." bleed. Among their ranks would be relative- of the kids who love it, it's never out of he "misses the day when you could turn on What was it like for Gloria, being an ad- ly new upstarts like Dio (the band; singer vogue. It's only in or out of vogue as far as the radio at 9 in the morning and hear Black vocate for a type of music that wasn't men- Ronnie Dio is a 20-year rock & roller and no whether or not it's the current thing to do in Sabbath's 'War Pigs.' ") tioned in polite AOR company? "National- upstart), Quiet Riot, Iron Maiden, and Def ly, a lot of people would laugh at me. They Leppard, as well as veterans such as Ozzy would say, 'You're just a metalhead. What Osbourne and Judas Priest, who've found do you know' " increased acceptance from AOR in the past Arin Michaels, KLAQ/El Paso PD, couple of years. Factor in a number of another staunch metalite, thinks metal bands that seem to be on the brink of mak- scared programmers. "They were afraid ing it - Dokken, Queensryche, Motley of blowing off half their audience - the up- Crue, and Y&T among them - and you per demos." She figures programmers may want to get the women and children off were caught in a Catch 22 situation, explain- the streets before the bone-crunching fury ing, "They didn't realize the demand for it. really heats up. If you play something, you get feedback. If What's going on here? Why did AOR you don't play it, how are you going to seemingly look upon metal as the black know?" sheep of the rock and roll family for so long, only to recently welcome it onto its musical menu? AOR stations now have special pro- "There seems to be a backlash grams devoted exclusively to metal, with names like "Metal Shop" and "Head - against modern music. The hard Arin Michaels (c), with Saxon's Steve Dawson (I) and Biff Tony Berardini rock audience became polarized Byford (r). and more vocal when radio start- "(Heavy metal) it's only in or ... ed playing a lot of new wave." as far as or out of vogue whether -Gloria Johnson not it's the current thing to do in radio programming circles." -Tony Berardini Who's Changed, Radio Or Metal? Can metal's increased airplay on AOR simply be because the quality of metal banger's Heaven." There's already a music has improved, with bands forging British metal magazine, Kerrang! What's better records? next? Will People magazine soon be writing Tony Berardini objects to that reasoning, of "metal chic?" Will the Grammy Awards viewing it as "a copout on the part of pro- establish a new category for "Best Metal grammers. It's an excuse they use for defi- Record," with presenters in leather tuxedos cient ears or laziness on their part. Radio and studs? Surely a Surgeon's Report on the didn't explore heavy metal music." Effect of Heavy Metal on the Neurological He sees the increased amount of good System can't be far off. heavy metal Gloria Johnson Hugh Surratt Les Tracy as a consequence, rather than It's actually not that far-fetched, con- a cause, of radio opening up. "There was sidering that Leppard's "Pyromania" has always good heavy metal out there. Now sold nearly 5 million copies according to there's more of it, because when heavy PolyGram, and Quiet Riot's "Metal metal bands started having hits, other Health" is heading towards double - radio programming circles. Its apparent Burnstein connects the new state of metal groups were encouraged by radio's increas- platinum. For some insight, squeeze into resurgence on radio is only because pro- health to the resurgence of CHR. Now that ed attention." your leather pants, polish your chains and grammers decided to open themselves up a CHR is rocking out to the tune of Def Lep- Gloria Johnson feels improved produc- bracelets, blow dry your recently regrown little more. The same thing has happened pards and Quiet Riots, he feels a lot of AORs tion values and song quality have made shag haircut, and read on ... if you've got with modern music and black music on have reacted by asking, "What songs can metal less objectionable to radio. Both AOR the mettle for it. AOR, too." we play that CHR won't touch? What will and CHR are now saying, "It's not just Resurgence: Fact Or Fiction? Mike Bone, Elektra/Asylum VP of Pro- create our own identity?" The thundering deafening noise anymore." motion, is a Southern gentleman with a reply has often been "heavy metal." Cliff Burnstein cites a natural tendency Is there a heavy metal revival, or did it well-known affinity for not -so -genteel mu- Independent promoter Roger Lifeset, on the part of bands to develop less never leave us in the first place? a stri- sic. Like Berardini, he assures us "the de- who has worked albums by Ozzy Osbourne dent sound over the years. thereby attrac- You might not give much credence to the mand in the streets has always been there. and Saxon, calls metal "the only exclusive ting a larger and wider audience. He points opinions of most general managers when AOR programmers are like anyone else. prize of AOR, which had been sharing a lot to Iron Maiden's "Cross Eyed Mary' as an the subject turns to heavy metal. WBCN/ They go with what's in. For a while, the ebb of the modern music with CHR." example of a band making a first step Boston's Tony Berardini, though, is and flow of AOR consciousness was You might refer to KGON/Portland As- towards greater accessibility. perhaps the only GM qualified to hold forth towards modern rock sounds. Now they're sistant PD Gloria Johnson as the "Queen of on both profit margins and power chords, as shying away from that, and some stations Metal" in AOR circles for her long-standing well as being among the few whose ward- are having real good success with metal." support of crunch music. Gloria is in her Continued on Page 38

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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 38 R&R/Friday, October 28, 1983 have a "vertical" rather than "horizontal" client list: every motorcycle dealer and leather store, AOR Metal Mania beer distributor, aspirin manufacturer, and in- dustrial foundry. You could meet your religious pro- Continued from Page 36 gramming requirements with "The Apocalyptic Hour." Melody And Metal PD Les Tracy of KOME/San Jose wants to What separates mediocre metal from monster clear up a "misconception that KOME is a heavy metal? Contrary to an old Stones tune, our program- metal radio station. I emphasize bands like Dio, Oz- .,where mers feel it's the song, not the singer, that makes for zy, and Triumph, but I also play Genesis, Beatles, metal of merit. and Police." Hugh Surratt, KMET/Los Angeles MD, looks for Currents at KOME do lean in a metal direction, . bands with a melodic approach to metal, citing Dok- admits Les, and the sound of the station "is harder ken as an example. The hottest tunes are those that than it was three months ago." A research study, are "structured pop songs, with a hook, chorus, and plus ongoing callout and field research, indicated a bridge, couched in power chords." marked difference in San Jose's acceptance of the "People want a song they can sing along with," harder stuff. The station now does a heavy metal chimes in Gloria Johnson. "The bands that play wall- hour, gets more involved with metal concerts, and i to-wall metal, but with songs that stink, just don't has included contests centered around harder bands, make it." like AC/DC. bell What's so great about heavy metal, anyhow? Peer pressure to listen to "the radio station tile What do all these young whippersnappers hear in it? that's cool often translates to the one that's a pretty Tony Berardini advances, "It's loud, it's hard, hard -driving rock station," Les proposes. He feels it's fast, it's raw energy. It captures the spirit of rock that kind of strongly -etched image with listeners is 'n' roll as well as, if not better than, any other kind of likely to benefit a station in an Arbitron or Birch music except hardcore punk. Rock 'n' roll is basical- survey. ly music your mother hates. If your mother likes it, At KMET/Los Angeles, which runs a weekly it's pop music." "Mighty Metal Hour," heavy metal "is an integral MIMPHIS We turn to Mike Bone for a content part of our programming, though we don't play all analysis of heavy metal lyrics: "The basic heavy metal themes metal all the time," certifies MD Hugh Surratt. In a are sex, becoming inebriated on whatever's town where metal seems almost as hot as modern available, sex, cars, and sex again. That's why these music was not long ago, KMET identifies itself at songs strike such a responsive chord with 18 -year- times as K -METAL, both on the air and on bumper - olds." stickers. KMET heavy metal news is included in Continuing our sociological theorizing, with pipes Kerrang! semi -regularly. Make no mistake about in hand and donning corduroy coats with patches on it, metal is happening in L.A.: Dokken, Quiet Riot, the elbows, Professor Bone told Professor Feinstein, and Motley Crue are local boys, as are two bands on "Most teeneagers are going through a tremendous the verge of signing major label deals, Great White transformation in their lives. They're rebelling. If, as and Ratt. The Troubador club, at one time a bastion according to Lee Abrams, rock 'n' roll is music to kill of folkies and singer/songwriters, is now a heavy your parents by, I can't think of anything more likely metal haven. to cause cardiac arrest than bringing home the new Metal: How Much More? Motley Crue album." How much further can metalmania be taken? Gloria Johnson declares, "It wakes you up, and Tony Berardini has heard the future, and he gets you where you live, gets you in the gut. says it's loud. The only danger to the cause is if Teenagers' hormones are chasing each other all over "programmers are not discriminating in what they their bodies, and the music parallels that. Kids also play. If heavy metal is seen as the 'next thing' as want to shock you, and do it by playing hard rock and modern music was, they're going to start playing dressing in leather." junk." Arin Michaels feels "the audience is younger and Though Cliff Burnstein raved and drooled about needs something strong to identify with." Hugh Sur- metal even when it was distinctly unfashionable (its ratt adds, "Metal is a definitive statement; no there's current popularity saves him a lot of embarrassment pussyfooting around about it." over that sometimes ill -received behavior), don't Upper Demo Demolition? think he's exactly ecstatic about the recent rash of Ah yes, folks, it's time for the $64,000 question: signings. He fears "record companies beating how does metal affect those cherished upper heavy metal to death with a bunch of inferior demos? Are metal and 25-34s as compatible as groups. Heavy metal is very hard to play well and Menachem Begin and Yassir Arafat riding cross- creatively. It's probably at its peak, and will country in a Corvette? probably start slowly slipping until two years from Ifs on your desk. "If it's a hit, they're gonna like it. Quiet Riot's now, labels will be saying 'Why did we sign all these 'Cum On Feel The Noize' is liked by 25-34s equally groups that can't sell more than 20-30,000 copies?' as well as 18-24s," states Tony Berardini. At that low point, companies will forget about Gloria Johnson believes, "I don't think you can metal. Then, the heavy metal underground will pinpoint metal as only being liked by teenagers. It's assert itself yet again for another shot in the cycle." more of a rock 'n' roll attitude, one that some people "By the spring of '84, the corrosion of heavy have even when they're 35, 50, or 60." metal will begin," predicts Roger Lifeset. "It won't All of our programmers employ some degree of be the fault of the audience's tastes or radio, but the The new single from "Mike's Murder". dayparting and balancing the music flow in order to record companies will overdo it. There will be a glut Original music by Joe Jackson, serve the available audience and not blow off older of this product, and the labels will burn out the trend listeners. They depend upon their jocks to structure themselves." On A&M records and tapes. their music sets with transitions that don't jerk the "As long as General Motors keeps on making Z- listener's mood abruptly, and avoid playing over- 28 Camaros, there's going to be a demand for this whelming doses of metal back to back. music," forecasts Mike Bone. "Whether or not AOR As for fears of metal driving away females, is aware of it is neither here or there. The first Arin Michaels has none. "In this town, females Motley Crue album was only played on seven sta- really get off on metal. I think it's because it's tions, and sold 125,000 copies. I don't care if they're sexual. Songs like 'Cum On Feel The Noize' work horizontal or vertical, I call that a hit act." 'em up into a frenzy." There's no denying that heavy metal has a Metal fans are not shy, and will gladly tie up sizable and rabid following. Consider, though, the your phones campaigning for a song by their fave impact attracting those devotees has on the rest of raves ... even if you've played it for them 15 your audience. minutes ago. They also are among the most active What happens when you play heavy duty metal "Memphis" single #AM -2601 record buyers, and may unnaturally skew your during, say, afternoon drive as the older end of your sales research. It's not difficult to mistakenly begin audience cruises home from work? Do they feel as "Mike's Murder" album #SP -4931 thinking they're representative of the general though you're sending them the message, "This audience. station isn't for you, it's for your younger brother Hugh Surratt is well aware thatheavy requests and his friends." And the upper demo I'm referring and sales activity for metal are deceiving. Metal to isn't necessarily the 25+, upwardly mobile buffs represent a "vocal minority, and you have to professional, wine -and -cheese type. It could be put it into perspective with your overall program- anyone out of their teens who has a hard time ming. We try and have the metal audience identify relating to the screaming banshee brand of metal. with us without blowing off all the other people out Like any programming decision, playing metal Written, arranged and produced by Joe Jackson. involves a tradeoff - you may gain the loyalty of an there." Metal 24 Hours A Day? ©1983 A&M Records, Inc. active, vocal segment of the audience at the expen- Is a heavy metal format on the horizon? Going se of making other vital cells cringe. Judicious use, "All metal, all the time" would certainly be a employing careful dayparting and blending, seems means of differentiating yourself in a crowded the way to maximize the benefits and minimize the market, albeit in a narrow fashion. You'd probably possible damage. Think it over.

www.americanradiohistory.com www.americanradiohistory.com Page 40 R&R/Friday, October 28, 1983 When we stop the music it's not for WRKS idle chatter! Promotes WALT LOVE News NUMBER ONE IN SUMMER BOOK IK$In ;l,.R Image /983, six major broadcasting journalism awards on 're bestowed WRKS-FM for excellence. WRKS stresses en. ^. arodeca;. Morus. 4--. Meg. Its its journalistic awards ..%ewe ,,. Move a more Makes to promote WRKS s"-^NeaYe,ykow ham I(ISS-FM&rt that e,EY9e,n4rerM1,sM:.bsiblk full-service image. »+^ aedo n°' .ne,.piosryrsv.armiste,tau . youse In the next several weeks, I plan to talk with some of the top Urban Contemporary and Black -formatted radio stations in the country. Just glancing at some of the major markets, the format appears very healthy. /yß,1 t1TL In the number one market, New York City, we .MvhmRADIO,«NEW.d.. WRKS(KISS-FM) enjoyed its most im- Barry didn't deal with specifics about his pressive book to date. KISS pulled a 5.3 share music, but said, "We all think we know what 12+ in the summer '83 Arbitron, topping music the people want to hear. The bottom Refining The Image competitors WBLS and WKTU, and leading line is this: when in Rome, do as the Romans Lee Simonson, VP/GM of WRKS, has been the market for the first time. VP/GM Lee do. It took me about two years to find some in the industry for the past 13 years and has A radio station's image is obviously quite Simonson and Program Director Barry common ground between what I thought the been with RKO 12 of those years. He started important. Lee commented, "We would like Mayo agreed to talk about the results of the radio station should sound like and what the as a DJ in Frederick, MD at WSMD. From to present ourselves as a professionally - summer book and KISS -FM's future. listeners would accept from their favorite there he became the Continuity Director of operated, community-minded radio station Barry left Howard University as a junior radio station." WGMS/ Washington, DC, where he later be- that knows its community and caters to that than anyone else in the majoring in communications, taking his first I found that a bit strange, since Barry is a came Retail General Sales Manager. After community better PD job in Little Rock, at KALO in 1976. native New Yorker. But he explained, "I was serving at WFYR/Chicago as General Sales market. The community I'm speaking of is Barry has also programmed WRAP/Nor- out of town going to college and then starting Manager for four years, Lee was sent to New dispersed throughout the five boroughs, as folk, WMAK/Nashville, and WGCI/Chicago. my career in broadcasting, so I missed a lot York City and his present position. well as many communities in New Jersey, I asked Barry why and it took me a while to get back into it and I started by asking Connecticut, Westchester County, and Long WRKS did so well in to know what really makes New Yorkers' Lee what this summer Island. We've positioned ourselves as a this summer book. He musical appetites tick. I think it's safe to say book means to KISS- community -minded station and so far in 1983 replied, "Some people that KISS -FM had the best music during the FM. His reply was, we've won six major journalism awards. haven't realized that summer book for our target audience." "First of all, I'm sure We're very proud of those awards and what in the spring '83 book I don't have to tell you they stand for, so not only do we present our- we took a 4.0-4.5 jump. that the summer book selves as an entertainment medium, which is what we primarily are, but I think we're So, I'd like to think The New York is not as carefully that whatever hap- scrutinized by the also a responsible community -oriented medium. Both of those things go hand-in - pened started six Urban Battle advertising communi- months ago. We went ty as the fall, winter, hand. I think Barry believes in that every bit much as I do." from a 4.0 to a 5.3 in Barry Mayo Here are the latest standings of the continu- and spring books. So, Lee Simonson as As a successful programmer needs a good two books. A 1.3 share increase in six months ing battle between the three New York Urban the number of advertising dollars that we'll GM, a good General Manager needs a good is considerable in New York." stations, from the summer Arbitron: see as a result of our summer book is not the strength of being PD to be successful. I asked Lee to tell me WRKS 4.5-5.3 commensurate with Getting On The Bus However, I would what Barry means to him. "Obviously, WKTU 4.9-4.9 number one in the market. Barry continued, "This is the result of a and the sheer fact Barry is the pivotal player at this radio sta- WBLS 5.2-4.7 think that the momentum concerted advertising, promotion, and on -air that we are number one would help us." tion in terms of gathering ratings. You simp- music effort. We've been advertising our sta- ly can't do well without a good programmer. tion in the streets for the past year. We used Urban No Copout What Barry's been able to do is gather television in the spring book, but not in the More Responsibility We're all aware of the ongoing advertising around him a good group of performers and summer book. WRKS has had an ongoing Before moving on to Lee, I asked Barry to battle Black/Urban stations are fighting. behind-the -scenes people to develop this good bus -front advertising campaign for the past share some of his innermost thoughts about With that in mind, I asked Lee if he thought thing we've got going. Barry operates, like 52 weeks, which is probably the largest out- being with a large organization like RKO Ra- things would ever change. "Well, I hope it all good programmers in America, on the deal of con- door presence of any radio station in New dio. "I'll be honest with you, now that I've will change. There's still a great basis of his gut feelings, but he's also willing York City. No money was given away dur- been here two and a half years, I now realize fusion out there, which we're trying to clarify to take a look at a lot of other factors, like ing the summer; the only giveaways were what an opportunity I was given by becoming research and strategic planning. He takes all small things like concert tickets, albums, the PD of WRKS. When I first came here, I "There's still a great deal of con- of this input and he digests it, then we talk and T-shirts. was ignorant about a number of aspects of about it. After that, Barry takes it from Turning to music, I wanted to know if this industry. So many PDs get hung up in fusion out there, which we're try- there. WRKS used frequent long music sweeps. "At only thinking about the music, creating pro- ing to clarify as to what the for- "Don Kelly was here up until about a year this point, we'd like to think that we've he was tremendously helpful in get- motions, and disc jockeys. They haven't mat really is we fight that ago and capitalized on long music sweeps back in taken the time or had the opportunity, de- ... ting us started in the right direction. Barry's 1981. Everybody's doing them now, so we pending on who they've worked for, to learn battle every day ..." picked up the ball and has done a tremen- have specified music sweeps built into our the real business of radio ... which means -Lee Simonson dous job of running with it." regular format clocks. Even if we're sold getting involved in every aspect of making a In closing, Lee had this to say, "We really out, we've got a certain amount of broadcast facility operate efficiently. as to what the format really is. So many peo- believe in this format, so we'll just have to commercial-free music sweeps throughout "Since I've been here, I've been given the ple are saying that Urban Contemporary is a stay on it and convince those non-believers the week. That has helped foster a 'more yearly responsibility of preparing and con- 'copout.' We're not copping out, because we that it's for real." music' image, and we do use the phrase trolling a budget, for my department, of ap- fight that battle every day about our audi- The Urban format in New York City ac- 'more music, less talk.' " proximately one million dollars. This is ence being black and not consuming any- counts for a 14.9 share of the audience 12+. something that I had never had an opportuni- where near the amount of products that the I'd say that's for real. My thanks to Lee Controlled Personality ty to do. I'm not coming down on the other non -ethnic audience consumes. I still think Simonson and Barry Mayo for sharing their In most "more music, less talk" formats, organizations I've worked for in the past, but it's an educational process, an evolutionary time with us. you don't find heavy personalities. I asked their organizational structures were not set process that must take place. Barry about his philosophy on personalities. up for a PD, whether black or white, to have "When I started selling Adult/Contempor- WFYR in '77, "It's funny, I really believe in heavy per- that kind of input. It's been fortunate for me ary radio back in Chicago at -Awaited sonality radio, which may seem contradic- that RKO has given me this kind of oppor- full -service A/C was unheard of, or was just A Long tory using an overall image line like 'more tunity and helped me learn what I needed to becoming a fact of life, on the FM dial. There music, less talk.' The key is, in the few short know to function at this management level. was a tremendous amount of buying Achievement helped me tackle these resistance for that format from older adver- years I've been in the industry, there are Lee Simonson has I'd like to say thanks to the U.S. Senate, I'm still learning every day." tisers who said, 'You're a rock & roll station, very few air personalities who can do per- chores, and from myself and a number of other black said, a real thrill for we're not going to look at you!' I don't have sonality radio and exude their personality in In closing, Barry "It's broadcasters, for overwhelmingly approving fall '83 book. You to tell you that A/C on FM is very much ac- a short amount of time. During the last year, me to be involved in this the bill to make Martin Luther King's birthday not know this, but since 1980, no radio cepted and they're getting their share, if not we've worked with our staff and guided them may a national holiday. The 19th of October, 1983 in New York City market has more. Well, I guess this format is going to in performing. So, no two of our disc jockeys station the was a memorable day in the history of our #1 two books which take some time to sell it to the advertising sound alike; they all showcase their own in- been for consecutive ... country for all Americans, but especially We are attempting to community. Whether we'll ever get what we dividuality in a concise way. You would I think is fascinating. Afro-Americans. never hear a 45 or 50 -second rap on our air. become the first, and that's a real deserve to get, ad dollar -wise, is a big ques- Controlled personality is what it is." challenge!" tion no one has the answer to right now."

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"We're very suspicious of requests, sales, and callouts. -Gerry House

"lt was strange to realize I had never been in a position where so many of my Programming In The peers were able to hear what I was do- ing." -Greg Lindahi City Of "The Boys "Artists feel if they can get their record on a Nashville station, a major label ex- Who Make The ecutive is bound to buy the master." Noise" -Don Keith

"Twas the night after one of those "infamous" CMA Week hospitality suites that I lay in bed researching the sound of Country radio in my peers were able to hear what I was do- At "if they can get their record on a Nashville Nashville. least that's what I told my wife I was doing; it sounded ing." This situation also has other ramifica- station, a major label executive is bound to much better than saying I was too hung over to move. At any rate, as I tions, as all of the guys told me they hear, hear it, and want to buy the master. Song- was thinking how good Nashville Country radio was sounding (about the "Hey, how about playing this record while writers, too, come in with a demo and want same moment I was swallowing two extra strength Excedrin), it occur- all the jocks are in town," or, "How about to have it played on the air." red to me how tough it must be programming a Country station in Coun- running a promotion around this artist or Of course, having the industry in your that group to create some excitement?" try Music City, USA. Lines like backyard makes the positive strokes even "it doesn't fit the sound of my station" Promotion in Nashville comes from all more special, but all three express the just don't seem to be as apropos, nor work as well, in Nashville. sides. When I talked to Gerry, he told me, "I same caveat: beware the temptation of Especially when Music Row is in your backyard. Or your next door have a letter on my desk from a major targeting your station to the music com- neighbor is the VP/Promotion for XYZ Records. Or you go to the Pan- country star wondering the same thing munity. As Greg pointed out, "It really is country stars have called to cake Pantry for breakfast and run into 80% of the recording industry on ask: 'Why can't nice when artists or record industry folks I get my record played in my hometown?' " will say, 'I really appreciate your getting on any given morning. Or when standing in a checkout line a major star Don's answer, as a matter of fact his philos- my record,' or 'I'm really into your radio sees you and, in front of one hundred of his biggest fans, asks why you're ophy on the subject, is "You can never go station.' And, you know they mean it since not playing his record. wrong being honest. One couldn't survive they know the names of the jocks and talk For the realities of programming a Coun- and then you see some pretty weird records very long here by playing favorites." about what you are talking about on the air. try station in that climate, I talked to the all of a sudden appear to be #1 in sales .. . It should be noted, in all fairness, the PDs You have to put all that behind you. I think three PDs who face it every day: Gerry records released the week before. The same and MDs of the Nashville stations aren't the it's actually pretty tempting to fall into the House, WSIX-FM; Greg Lindahi, WSM-AM kind of thing happens with requests. This only ones working under a little extra pres- routine of programming to Music Row." & FM; and Don Keith, WRKZ & WJKZ. The type of thing happens in every market when sure because of the city they're in. Actually, Obviously, Gerry and Don are aware of diverse backgrounds of these three result in a local artist releases a record. It's just they get that extra little promotion because the same pitfall, with Don adding, "The a varied involvement with the "Nashville more pronounced here because we have so the record promoters feel a little bit of extra music community is very visible and vocal, community." Gerry has been at WSIX for many `local artists.' " heat, too. Greg told me the story of a pro- and it is nice to have their approval, but our the past eight years, seven as PD. Prior to Another unique aspect of music selection motion man who had "... an artist come favorite phrase is we have to appeal to coming to Nashville, a large part of his in Nashville has the PDs getting special re- knocking on the door of his house on the 'Ruby in Madison.' The point being, there background was TV. Gerry is very involved quests that the rest of us never have to han- weekend, wanting to know why his record are 1 1 million people who don't live on in the music industry, as he is a songwriter dle. Twice a year - CMA Week and the wasn't on Nashville radio. I guess you could Music Row, and they're the ones we owe and partner in a jingle company with well- three days of the Country Radio Seminar - call that pretty intense pressure." allegiance to. Luckily, most people on known songwriter/producer Jerry Crutch- Nashville Country radio becomes a show- Another form of external pressure we all Music Row understand the situation, and field. Don has been at KZ Country for the case as PDs and personalities come in from have experienced is the local or unknown that helps a lot." better part of four years, having spent the all over. Don is very conscious of the fish- artists passing through promoting their "This may have been a failing in the previous nine years programming CHR and bowl effect created with all those radio record. They may be travelling through past," Greg added, "and perhaps this is the AOR on an AM -FM combo in Birmingham. folks tuning in your station." Greg agreed, your town, but they're on their way to Nash- reason Nashville doesn't have the reputa- Earlier this year, Don opened American adding, "It was strange to realize I had ville. As they settle in Music City, they go tion of being a good Country radio market." Image Consultants, offering his expertise to never been in a position where so many of right to the PDs. "They feel," Don told me, The bottom line to all of this, however, is stations in all formats, Country included. the same as in any market: the record com- Greg is the newest Country PD in Nashville, panies have to get the record on the air to having arrived seven months ago, after tak- sell product in that market. Everyone un- ing KOMA/Oklahoma City Country in 1980, You derstands that, and Greg says, "I want to and doing the music at WDGY/Minneapolis Have Heard? create the kind of successful mainstream prior to that. Country radio station that will attract a Hits large cume base. As that happens, they will Or Hype? I Things in Nashville were relatively quiet. didn't Chris Lane join KLAC for weekend/parttime sell more product, and everyone will be of my first thoughts figure breakdown, but it didn't One was about music see any attendance work. Former evening personality Don Hinson happy. It's important for all involved to selection. What kind of accurate feedback seem like there were too many radio people. has left the station ... Heading south, there's a take a step back and not look at what is im- can you get from requests, sales, or callout More and more PDs and MDs are making their new lineup at 0105(KCBQ-FM)/San Diego. Son- portant only this week, but what will benefit when so much of the populace is wired into yearly trek into town during the Country Radio ny West has been promoted by new PD Fuzzy us all over the long term." the music really a to spend some business? Gerry told me, "We're Seminar. lt was pleasure Herron to Assistant PD and Sonny also moves to All of this sounds real easy, but is it tough suspicious very of requests, sales, and call- time with the guys who won the CMA DJ of the mornings. Fuzzy now does 10 -noon, Ben Ziegler to be friends with people with whom you outs. When the act, writer, publisher, man- Year Awards. Jim London, Rhubarb Jones, and noon -4, Gary Cocker is in afternoon drive, must work in a radio/music industry rela- ager, and promotion people all live here, Stan Davis are all truly certifiably crazy. Much of Michael Guyman fills 8 -midnight, and holding tionship every day? For Greg, who has to people alike it's tough figure out if you're getting the talk among radio and promotion down overnights is Dan Harville ... KPATISioux been there a short time, his perspective is in hyped or not. You really have to shut your centered around the escalating promotional ef- Falls has a new PD in Reid Holsen ... WKHK/ the future tense. "If I develop friendships ears to an awful lot of outside stuff. One of forts of the industry and the increase in the New York air personality Tim Byrd is now acting beyond professional relationships, it will be my employees was touting a record by a big pressure on radio stations for "numbers." A lot of MD following the departure of former MD John because of our ability to be friends not being star, and it later came out her husband people are shaking their heards, but no one Brejot, who left for a new gig in Houston Wel- ... Continued on Page 46 played fiddle on the session." So what does seems to have an answer - or even know where come to another station joining the ranks of Coun- he use? "The R&R charts to track the na- to start ... The metamorphsis of KLACILos try. WMOUIBerlin, NH is the latest to see the tional success of records that will fit in with Angeles continues as Harry Newman, a 14 -year light. The PD is Peter Larsen ... Jack Eaton, For The Record: In last week's promotion what we do. WSIX has a rather unique for- veteran of the station, exited a couple of weeks formerly of WGNGIProvidence, has joined WCAVI list, the address and phone number for mat. It's not just the hits, but album cuts ago, with Mike O'Neill taking over the midday Brockton, MA as morning drive personality. In ad- Warner Brothers/Nashville was in error. and other music that fits what we want to shift. Afternoon man Gene Price has been mov: dition, he will be the Promotion Director of WCAV Please make the following correction: sound like." ed to 7 -midnight, with Big Jim McCloud of KKXYI and its sister station WBET ... And, congratula- Warner Brothers/Nashville Greg, on the other hand, does utilii call - Oklahoma City set to do afternoons. As mention- tions to Rob Parrish of the CMA, who has just PO Box 120897 out research, and is very careful to pay ed in the September 2 edition of HYH, Big Jim been promoted to Director of Membership Devel- Nashville, TN 37212 close attention to qualifying questions when joined KKYX only a couple months ago, jumping opment & Services ... Don't forget to let me (615) 320-7525 initially contacting potential respondents. crosstown after your years of mornings on know ail that you have heard! Contact: Bruce Adelman or Nancy Sollnsld As for other input, Greg says "Every now KOMA. Steve Randall, Dave Michaels, and

www.americanradiohistory.com Here's to the best in Country in the country. Congratulations to all BMI award winning writers for the Most Performed Country Songs of 1982. Deborah Allen Dean Dillon Dennis Knutson Kent Robbins John Anderson Philip Donnelly Larry Kolber Ronnie Rogers Brenda Barnett Steve Dorff Fred Koller Pam Rose Kenneth Bell Robert Drawdy Chester Lester Ernie Rowell Matraca Berg Tom DuBois Sonny Limbo Johnny Russell Dwayne Blackwell Darrell Edwards David Lindsey Thom Schuyler Don Bowman Bobby Emmons David Malloy Earl Scruggs Bobby Braddock Barry Etris Barry Mann Joe Seneca Karen Brooks Donna Farar Amanda McBroom Eddie Setser Milton Brown Lester Flatt Bob McDill Randy Shaffer Ed Bruce Rhonda J. Fleming Jessie Mendenhall Larry Shell Patsy Bruce Snuff Garrett Dennis Morgan Billy Sherrill Eddie Burton Larry Gatlin Michael Martin Murphey John Scott Sherrill Johnny Bush Don Goodman Willie Nelson Mark Sherrill Carl Butler Tom Grant Gary P. Nunn George Sherry Wayne Carson Mark Gray Paul Overstreet Terry Skinner Charles Chalmers Lee Greenwood Randy Owen Arthur Q. Smith Carl Chambers Merle Haggard Marty Panzer Bobby Springfield Bruce Channel Ron Hellard Dolly Parton Stephen Spurgin Johnny Christopher Sam Hogin Leslie Pearl Even Stevens Michael Clark Dean Holloway James Pennington Leslie Taylor Margaret Cobb Harlan Howard Ben Peters Jerry Taylor Hal Coleman Jim Hurt Webb Pierce Sonny Throckmorton Roger Cook Mark James Steve Pippin Conway Twitty Floyd Cramer Waylon Jennings Leroy Preston Rafe Van Hoy Steve Cropper George Jones Curly Putman Cindy Walker Rodney Crowell Paul Jones Eugene Record J.L. Wallace Jan Crutchfield Paul Kelly Otis Redding Hank Williams Lacy J. Dalton Mary Ann Kennedy Don Reid Hank Williams Jr. Tom Damphier PaurKennerley (PRS) Harold Reid Bobby Wood Lionel Delmore Fredric Knipe Sandra Rhodes

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Continued from Page 44 they want, free. Country radio in Nashville SHARON ALLEN has benefitted from the enormous growth in dependent upon what happens at work." country music the same way Country radio Don looks his at industry friendships as all over America has benefitted." providing him with an education and a Industry Mourns Merle Travis One of the reasons for better sounding ra- greater insight into the record industry, but dio, and one of the pluses of programming cautions that one must "guard against be- in Nashville, is the pool of air talent from Country Music Hall of Famer Merle Travis died at the age of 65 of coming dependent on somebody. I have a which to choose. "The caliber of talent," cardiopulmonary arrest in Tahlequah, OK. lot of close friends here, but we're not in the Greg said, "is very high. The music in- For the last 50 years, he made his fame business to see what we can do for one and Randy Goodman in RCA's conference dustry attracts creative, intelligent people through his innovative guitar style, distinc- another." looking for these to this city, many of whom have radio back- tive singing, songwriting, and acting. He room in Nashville. So, be for their new pro- grounds. The people available for parttime was inducted into the Country Music Hall of new faces and listening Nashville Country Radio and weekend work are excellent; they un- by the CMA in 1977. He is the duct. Fame only Over the years, various industry folks derstand what is going on in the business person who has additionally honored Hunter Captures New "Fish" been have told me the majority of Nashville resi- and are genuinely excited to be here." by the Songwriters Hall of 1970, We've been awaiting the of "Cat- Fame in arrival dents didn't like Country radio or country Gerry felt the same way, saying, "Hardly a Academy of Country Music with its fish Hunter," here in Music City, but Fri- Pioneer music. Don told me he had always heard week goes by that I don't get a tape from Award in 1974, and the day, October 21 (since Cat sounds too much Gibson Guitar Hall the same thing, and the reason given was, someone who is also either a songwriter or of 1979. like Kittyfish instead. Nick Fame in a boy), arrived in Don's words, "a strong backlash to the interested in working in the music The family requests that no flowers be Hunter, VP Promotion Warner Brothers music industry. I think the reason people industry." wife sent; a memorial scholarship fund is being Records/Nashville division, and Mar- didn't listen to Country radio was there Finally, for as long as I've been around planned. gie are the proud par- wasn't much good Country radio to listen to. country music and its artists, I always of Katherine Ray Wynette Getting Well ents Now, that's not true at all." To corroborate thought one exciting aspect of living in Tammy Wynette entered a West Palm Hunter. Please send Don's thoughts, the spring '83 R&R Ratings Nashville would be "knowing them when." pins and No- Beach hospital for surgery last week. All is diaper Report shows Country to be the number one As Gerry House told me, "The neat thing Doz, you reported well at this time, and for those who and may as format in Nashville with a 27.2 share. AOR about being in this town, one thing I never well would like to send get-well wishes they can send that base- finished second with 14.4. get over, is being there at the beginning of ball glove anyway. I be sent to: George Richey Productions, 6 Gerry thinks some have misread the situ- someone's career. I remember when Syl- have a feeling "Kitty - Music Circle South, Nashville, TN 37203. ation. "What people see," Gerry began, "is via, as (producer) Tom Collins's secretary, Tammy has been advised by her doctors fish" will be captain how difficult it is for a country act to draw would cut demos for me. I remember when of least not to sing for two months, and has cancell- the team - at here. The mistake is in taking that and a friend of mine came into a bar with a song around the Hunters' drawing the conclusion people don't like ed 15 concert dates. She will, however, do Earl T. Conley a friend of his had just scratched out on a her scheduled movie shoot with Burt household ... Hank country music or Country radio. People legal pad, and proceeded to sing 'The just completed his "Queen of Reynolds. Williams Jr. here can go to any one of dozens of TV show Gambler' to about ten of us. Those are My Heart" video last week here in Nash- The 1984 Country Radio Seminar is stack- tapings where they can see all the stars tremendously exciting moments." ed up with timely and informative topics. ville. It costars the lovely Music Row Melody Some of the highlights look to be discussions photographer Gimple ... Earl on country vs. the world, records, rate Thomas Conley's "Crowd Around The Cor- cards, reps, dealing with the press, women ner" video is a real tear-jerker. The Conley- in radio, outside promotion, focus groups, penned tune was written in honor of his management, and "the programming grandfather and is portrayed on film. The jungle." Mark your calendar ... the video tune is from Earl's current LP, "Don't Make It Easy For Me" As you Seminar is set for March 1-3, 1984 at the ... Opryland Hotel in Nashville. Moderators, know, Willie Nelson and Booker T. Jones panelists, and keynote speakers will be an- produced what is considered to be Nelson's nounced later. greatest musical accomplishment yet, the 1978 Columbia Records album "Stardust." BITS & PIECES: B.J. Thomas and his wife Gloria just bought an old Franklin For 1983, Nelson and Booker T. have united once again for "Without A Song." This homestead for their relocation to Music Ci- WCMS + RONNIE = THANKS WCMS/Norfolk gave away 11,200 tickets to see Ronnie album includes a collection of classics as - ty ... Some of the new faces since Joe Milsap in concert. The occasion was to say "Thank You," and was the first big-name free Galante was appointed Division VP well as a duet with Julio Iglesias ... Ronnie concert in the area. The station staff was out in force; pictured are (l -r) personalities Mike RCA/Nashville include - Bill Medley of the Milsap, along with Barbara Mandrell and Terry and Joe Hoppel, Ronnie, station Promotion Director Carol Fargo, plus staffers Janie legendary Righteous Brothers, the duet Ricky Skaggs, will kick off a six -concert Cottrell and Dan McCain. tour in November sponsored by Marlboro. team Tyler -David (Randy Tyler & Michael David), Pure Prairie League's former lead They'll appear in St. Louis (11-4), Memphis (11-5) , Indianapolis (11-11) , Cincinnati singer Vince Gill (be looking for his mini- NC LP in December of this year), Marie Os- (11-12), Atlanta (11-8), and Greensboro, mond (her first single "Who's Counting" is (11-19). scheduled for release next month), and the

CONLEE PLAYS POCA TELLO - After his show in that city, John Conlee invited the staffers into shown in his "avid fisherman" shirt, is center, and sur- The Judds McCREADY WINS CMA PRESIDENT'S A WARD of KKLB/Pocatello his bus. John, rounded by PD Bob Pepper and KKLB owner Leslie Goddard on the left; and traffic manager mother -daughter duet, the Judds. Wynonna - CBS/Nashville Director of Product Develop- Found- Sheri Silvers and her husband Mike. on the right. and Naomi (mother) are intro- ment Mary Ann McCready won the CMA's (daughter) ing President's Award, bestowed upon the CMA ducing their new sound to radio DJs and officer or director who's contributed most to the promotion directors on the road ... no, not organization in any year. Pictured (l -r) are CMA just handing records in, but carrying President Joe Galante, McCready (the first guitar in hand and singing on the spot! The woman to win the award), and CMA Chairman same way they auditioned for Joe Galante Sam Marmaduke.

Country News XENIA AWARDS SHOW - Nashville wasn't the only place holding a party for the CMA Next Week's Guest Awards. WBZI/Xenia, OH held an awards party at the Palace Club and provided albums, con- cert tickets, food, and suitable refreshments. The folks on hand watched the awards show on The Legendary big -screen TV while listening to the stereo broadcast supplied exclusively to the Dayton mar- CONWAY TWITTY ket by WBZI and Mutual. The airstaff greeting partygoers are (l -r) Russ Shafer, Dave Mils and Dale Roberts, a guest, and station jocks Jack Bartley, Chris Michaels, Dean Taylor and /' ,' 228 Main St., Suite R Venice, CA 90291 (213)392-8743 Kriss St. John.

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Experienced CHR PD for top 60 50kw needed yesterday. Great Morning drive announcer. Good news delivery for Easy Listen- KEZB/EI Paso seeks T&R for future CHR openings. No pay. Good future with experienced company. T&R, salary: Jim ing station on MD's eastern shore. T&R: OM, WKYZ-FM, Taylor screamers please. Ron Haney, 1200 Golden Key Circle, El Paso, TX Rising, WKRZ, Box 1600, Wilkes Barre, PA 18704. EOE 110- Mill Rd., Salisbury, MD 21801. EOE 110-281 79925. EOE M/F 110-28) 281 61 WGIß WRXL/Richmond is looking for uptempo pamime AOR air Personality A/C with heavy WRIE/Erie has an immediate opening for an all-night personality. Conservative talent. No calls please. T&R: Gary Chase, 7100 Bethlehem Rd., Relatable, one-on-one a must. T&R: Jay Scott, Box 2072, Erie, NEWSIPA DIRECTOR emphasis on News/Information has rare an- Richmond, VA 23228. EOE M/F 110-28) PA 16512. EOE (10-28) nouncer opening. Ideal candidate has exper- To be considered for this prime op- Program & air talent sought for possible openings in several ience (or strong interest) in promotion and Immediate opening for an experienced ND. Must be available portunity at an Urban Contemporary markets & formats. Don Keith, American Image Consultants, programming. Minimum 2 years on -air exper- 48 Music TN quickly. T&R: Ken Silva, 221 Washington St., Claremont, NH pos- Sq. E., Nashville, 37203. EOE M/F 110-281 03743. EOE (10-28) in a top 10 market, you should ience. No calls. Send T&R to: Ed Brouder, sess the ability to manage a News/ PD, WGIR-AM, Box 610, Manchester, NH Small New Orleans market needs experienced country an- nouncer to get involved and work towards a future. T&R: Box PA department that can produce 03105 726, Golden Meadow, LA 70357. 110-28) AIR TALENT program- quality non -entertainment 50,000 watt Boston area Oldies station wants to know who's Florida Keys. Versatile pros needed for all positions in new auto- Your experience is not as impor- ming, you should be a skilled writer out there. T&R: Scott Pare, WCGY, 33 Franklin, Lawrence, MA mated contemporary FM. Small resort market. Box 24, 01840. EOE M/F 110-21) tant as your ability and potential. If and performer, and you should, no Sugarloaf Shores, FL 33044.110-28) you're serious about your career matter where you are now, send a WJBO/Portland searching for future weekend on-air openings. DJ or two for AOR station in El Paso market. T&R: Ray Sharp, Cassettes & resumes: Brian Phoenix, 583 Warren Ave., Por- 1000 E. Mandell Dr., El Paso, TX 79902. EOE a 86ROCK, Y M/F and you're ready to make good cassette and resume to: Radio & tland, ME 04103.110-21 110-281 move to an energetic Urban Contem- Records, 1930 Century Park West, Looking for strong, versatile newsperson with big voice that Hard work - average pay, great future. C&W morning drive in sounds 35+. Experienced only. T&R: Ellen Wascou, ND, porary right now rush your cassette #567, Los Angeles, CA 90067. 8 station market. T&R: James Bond, KPAL, 92 West Shamrock. N. Queen WLAN-FM 97, 252 St., Lancaster, PA 17603. (10- Pineville, LA 71360. EOE M/F 110-281 and resume to: Radio & Records, EOE M/F 211

1930 Century Park West, #566, Possible morning slot. Production a must. Friendly, up per- WNOX seeks afternoon news anchor. Experienced only. Decent sonality for #1 station. T&R: WMGX, 477 Congress St.. Por- salary. Females encouraged to apply. T&R: Brad Lee, 4400 Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE M/F WYRE/WGEY-FM seeking A/C & Country parttime local talent. tland, ME 04101.110-21) Whittle Springs Rd., Knoxville, TN 37917. EOE M/F 110-28) T&R: Mike O'Meara, Box 1551, Annapolis, MD 21404. EOE M/F 110-281 AC WKIP is accepting T&R's for future full-time & parttime WRNL/Virginia News Network seeks solid, experienced an- openings. Box 1450, Poughkeepsie, NY 12602.110-21) chor/reporter for growing operation. T&R: Personnel Director, News Director. We're first with the news and want to stay that 7100 Bethlehem Rd.. Richmond, VA 23228. EOE M/F 110-281 way. Experienced only. T&R: Paul Demille, 95XIL, Box 1228. PRODUCTION DIRECTOR NEEDED Parkersburg, WV 26101. EOE M/F (10-281 Major CHR in top 10 market needs Produc- Miami's continuous Country seeks afternoon drive/production tion Director with drive, organization, writing, SOUTH person. Decent bucks. No calls please. T&R, Pics: Mac Allen, WKQS, 9881 Sheridan, Hollywood, FL 33024. (10-211 voice skills and some technical knowledge. Hot music CHR looking. If you're energetic, uptempo & ex- PROGRAM DIRECTOR New This is your opportunity to move up to Ameri- citing, rush T&R: Chris Bryan, 13Q, 1440 Canal St., #800, Immediate opening. 100kw CHR WANS-FM/Greenville, SC for PD with a Modern FM Country looking a ca's finest broadcasting company. T&R, Orleans, LA 70112. EOE 110-28) needs morning personality with adult appeal & community in- minimum of two years experience. Send a volvement. Bill McCown, 18031 224-3424. EOE M/F 110-211 ASAP: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park in- composite of the station you program, West, #568, Los Angeles, CA 90067. cluding a sample of your air work, plus resume. Major chain. Replies are confidential. Send to: Seeking creative, imaginative broadcaster with talk & produc- FairWest NEWSPERSON Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, tion experience. T&R to Larry Miller, WNYC, 1 Center St., New for small AM/FM market outside New Or- #565, Los Angeles, CA 90067. York, NY 10007. No calls. EOE M/F 110-28) tlg leans. Experience preferred, but not neces- t sary. Tape & Resume: P.O. Box 726, Golden for New En- Nose for news? Northern New Jersey station needs reporter/ Morning drive A/C personality. Communicator gland's growing city. T&R: WLAD, 198 Main St., If you think you're in the same league as .. . Meadow, Louisiana 70357. anchor, afternoons and evenings. T&R: Norman Worth, WRNJ, 2nd -fastest Danbury, CT 06810. EOE M/F 110-21) Box 1000, Hackettstown, NJ 07840. EOE M/F 110-28) WLVV has several key openings. If you're an announcer/prod. person, send T&R: Steve McFarland, 5237 Albermarle Rd., Charlotte, NC 28212. No calls. EOE M/F 110-211

KLOL accepting T&Rs for immediate openings. Experience ne- cessary. No calls please. Michele Robinson Sayer, PD, 510 Lovett Blvd., Houston, TX 77006. EOE M/F 110-21)

FM A/C WRVR/Memphis looking for daytime air talent. Good production a must. T&R: Jim Robertson, 5904 Ridgeway Pk- wy., Memphis, TN 38119. No calls. EOE M/F 110-211

Immediate opening for experienced announcer. Minorities en- couraged. T&R: Barry Grant, OM, WSTU, 1000 Alice Ave., Stuart, FL 33494. EOE M/F 110-21)

Morning Personality Energetic FM morning personality for A/C format to establish station with an aggres- sive and exciting future. Resume and tape: P.O. Box 726, Golden Meadow, Louisiana 70357. Please send a sample tape to Reg Johns, with our new Los Top air talent sought to grow Michael & Michelle morning team needs a Michelle! i &R. FairWest LA 70602. EOE 110-211 formats. AC/CHR KYKZ, Box 999, Lake Charles, Angeles -based satellite delivered 3341 Towerwood Drive Suite 204 entertainers. Some experience Dallas, Texas 75234 214.243-7800 Young A/C personality should forward tape & resume immediately to: necessary. T&R ASAP: Lonnie Dean, PD, KRYS, 702 McBride pros St., Corpus Christi, TX 78408. No calls. 110-211 Radio Network, 615 Brook- Michael Harvey, Transtar New CHR in FL capital city needs uptempo 7 -midnight jock with No calls. EOE great personality. T&R: Steve Michaels, Box 12337, side, Colorado Springs, CO 80907. Tallahassee, FL 32317. EOE 110-281 MIDWEST M/F Osbum/Reynolds radio chain looking for promotions/PR direc- KIZZ is seeking applications from experienced news people. tor. Send complete resume: Rusty Reynolds, Box 2727, Long- T&R: Jim Henneman, PD, KIZZ, Box 2188, Minot, SD 58702. view, TX 75606. EOE M/F 110-28) EOE M/F 110-28)

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 49 -R&R/Friday, October 28, 1983 Opportunities Openings Openings Positions Sought Positions Sought CHR AM drive heavyweight. Right money for right talent. T&R: Central coast CHR station hiring morning & afternoon per- After 235 years In small/medium markets, this sportscaster is Experienced newsman for small to medium CA market. Box 1345, Columbia, MO 65201. No calls please. EOE 110-281 sonalities. Bad pay. T&R: Don McDonald, PD, 13 KLOM Box ready to make a move. PBP and much more. NEAL 13141 Powerful chords for AM anchor. Excellent writing. Hard 697, Lompoc, CA 93438. No calls. 110-211 576-5846.110-281 worker, Excellent refs. BRIAN M. JOHNSON 13081 WIRE/Network Indiana has rare immediate opening for ex- 534-8650,(10-211 perienced news writer/anchor. T&R: Gary Hummel, 4560 Anchor/reporter for award -winning station. Experienced only. Available, Wes McShay. Formerly OM et KLFM-FM; PD et mifel Top 50 ex- Knollton Rd., Indianapolis, IN 46208. No calls. EOE M/F (10-281 Tapes: Bob Brill, KYNO, Box 6029, Fresno, CA 93703.110-211 KOZE. Seeking air talent or PD position. 14061 452-8774. A/C teem -player who goes that extra (10-281 perience. Warm, entertaining personality. No ego. Just a damn good job. BRUCE WAYNE 16031 466-9418. 110-211 Morning personality needed for IA's premier daytimer, KWMT. KNVR/Paradise-Chico looking for tapes to consider for future Refreshing, spirited female personality 1WLS-FM, WMET, 3 yrs exp. Production/writing skills. Cass., resume: Dale Eichor, fulltime openings. Hardworkers only. T&R: Eddie MacMurphy, WNAPI seeks large or major market CHR with lively in- Box 578, Ft. Dodge, IA 50501. EOE M/F 110-281 Box 1167, Paradise, CA 95969. EOE M/F 110-211 novative approach. 13121 348-3384.110-281

r Z-93 needs zany morning personality with drop -ins im- Morning needed ASAP. Good writing skills & "ï0t 1IIG111I111Itlrr anchor/reporter CHR, A/C material, good ratings, 12 yrs. experience. Honest, mediately. Straight jacket & $12-14,000 waiting. Cass., important. T&R: Tracy Record, ND, KUIC, personable sound loyal, dependable, will relocate, good references. Experienc- NOT FEMALE, BLACK, JEWISH OR CRIPPLE. resume: Dr. Dave, Box 2208, Kokomo, IN 46901. EOE M/F (10- Vacaville, CA 95688. EOE M/F 110-211 419 Mason St., ed PD/MD. BILL BAILEY ALL -COMEDY 281 17031 989-5062. 110-211 CURRENTLY AFTERNOONS AT KSLY seeking afternoon drive CHR personality. No beginners WJOK, WASHINGTON, D.C. WANT MORNINGS 5 yrs. experience. Can work any format. Prefer CHR, A/C, WHMQ/Findlay. Immediate opening for afternoon personality please. T&R: Joe Collins, OM, Box 1400, San Luis Obispo, CA OR MARKET. AOR. Worked for Muscle Shoals at WALT. JEFF SCOTT OR TALK IN MEDIUM LARGE with good production skills. T&R: Dave Glass, PD, Box 1507, 93401. EOE M/F 110-211 12051 768-8937. 110-211 COULDN'T MAKE WATT'S TEAM ... HOW 'BOUT Findlay, OH 45839.14191422-4545. EOE M/F (10-281 YOURS? MIKE MORIN 301-972-6968 (home) KYKKIAMI & KVOR-FM is looking for strong female per- COCO, WAPE, Rock 105, WGGG, currently WERD. 8 yrs. ex- PD/ND needed for statewide news operation & N/T station. AND 301-428-3555 (1-3PM Eastern). sonalities. Tight board & good production. Send T&R: Gary perience. Looking for fulltime in top 50 market. 19041 Must be a leader, motivator. T&R: Chet Tart, Blair Radio, Sevier, 619 N. Turner, Hobbs, NM 88240. EOE 110-211 731-2391. 110-211 717 5th Ave., New York, NY 10022. EOE M/F 110-211 Proven programmer/consultant with ratings victories in A/C, Idaho's second largest market needs experienced newsman. MOR, BM seeks OM/PD position. Major turn-arounds include Wanted: Jocks for Hot Hits type format. T&R: Perry Murphy, T&R: Rick Rydell, Blackfoot, ID 83221. EOE M/F 110-211 Excellent production/copywriter for hire. Want to relocate to KXYZ, KQUE/Houston, TM stations. 12151 455-4625. WNAM, Box 707, Neenah, WI 54956. EOE M/F 110-211 Long Island. For T&R, call MURIEL 1603) 357-4582. (10-211 110-211 Come to the mountains! KII0 is looking for an experienced traf- fic director. Resumes: KIIQ, Box 431, Manitou Springs, CO Automation's In, I'm out, 4 yrs. experience from CHR to A/C. Air personality & programmer. CHR, A/C, Country formats in production. Love DALE 80829. EOE M/F 110-211 Excellent the Pacific Northwest. 3 -station OH small market. Looking for midwestern winner. SULLIVAN 12081 476-4189. 110-21) GREAT OPPORTUNITIES Excellent music knowledge. BRAD 14191 678-3138. 110-211 Positions Sought Diamond in the rough. Have potential, need experience. Looking for the real thing? I'm looking for you. AOR talent for Female willing to do any shift. Try once. LESLIE For Market anything sales. 6 yrs. experience including MD/Production Director Small/Medium 9am. 14061 452-6654 after 110-211 RANDY MORRISSON 12051 343-6590 or (6021 885-0990. Seeking on CNR. FM. NY, NJ, CT medium work structured - 110-211 Morning Talent or major market. 714 yrs. experience. Tight board, MD, ex- to move up to bigger & better things. cellent continuity. STEVE 19141 331-0154. 110-281 PD/AM drive looking Experienced PD wants good opportunity in stable small production/programming The Lund Consultants are con- Not necessarily mornings. Excellent market. Mature family man. Will make your operation shine. skills. Various formats. RICH 12091 722-6067. 110-211 ducting a nationwide search for TOM before 5pm EST 13171 474-0955. 110-211 8 years of practice have made me a good MD/midday talent, 8 yrs. experience, ex- Major market A/C, Formerly Jersey's best. Tape sells itself. Medium market three morning openings. medium market announcer. Are you the PD cellent production. Looking for a change of scenery. 15131 voice. Looking to re-enter market. Willing to start below the 489-5516.110-211 who can mold me into the best personality in bottom. MIKE 12121 576-2194. (10-211 It doesn't matter what type of music you've the business? If so, let's talk: Radio & Rec- PD, pro with automation & live background. Sales, traf- played. If you can communicate and enter- 9-yr. Wanted: Programming or sir position with stable growing 1930 Century Park West, #570, Los fic & production. Proven ratings. Top 50 markets only. Box tain we'd like to hear from you. T&R to: ords, company. 10-yr. pro to get the job done. RUSS WILLIAMS 634, Comstock, MI 49041. 110-211 Angeles, CA 90067. 16011 428-0574 or 477-8682. (10-211 Brian Scott MIKE JOHNSON, 6 yrs. with WAPE. Currently working at THE LUND CONSULTANTS - Dedicated young newscaster. Journalism degree & award WERD. Looking for fulltime gig. Prefer top 50 market. 19041 North IL or south WI. Currently WYBR/Rockford. Formerly winner. 5 yrs. experience. 3 yrs. medium market ND in 4000 NE 169th Street Suite 107 398-5189. (10-211 KQEZ, 0106 air talent, PD, MD. Country or A/C. Andy Gum - Midwest. JEFF 18151 663-9173. 110-211 N. Miami Beach, FL 33160 mow aka ANDY SANDERS 18151 623-6815. (10-28) in sales, promotions & pro- Hot promotion director. 9-yr. vet. KTXQ, WLUP, WLPX, A/C-CHR PO/OM with background gramming. Live & automation. Mature team -player. Call EOE M/F No calls please. 5 yrs. experience. OH PD looking to get back to badger state. WRNO seeks promo or PD challenge. AOR, CHR or A/C. GREG 13031 758-6099. 110-211 Prefer medium market CHR or A/C. Call anytime. KIT 14191 Southeast. BERNIE LUCAS 12141 824-5887. 110-211 586-6702 or 14191 586-5133. 110-281 Major market A/C female. PD/MD, 6 yrs. experience. One-to- Recent broadcast graduate wants fulltime anywhere im- one style. Excellent production. Versatile. Currently morning Changes Seeking experienced female news reporter. Background in all mediately. Have parttime on -air experience in news, PBP, drive. 15131 489-5516. 110-211 facets of news. Call Dale Johnson, KRGI 13081 381-1430. A remotes & on -air. JON THOMAS 13091 659-2313. 110-281 Stuart Corporation. 110-211 RADIO Personality announcer, medium/major markets. Prefer Nor- All Hits 106 KLVR needs uptempo, 1 articulate evening talent. a good female jock with experience; I'm If you're seeking BRAUT - yr. minimum experience. T&R: PD, Box 3007, Lawrence, KS theast, consider anywhere. No robot formats. JOE seeking a good CHR station in So. Calif. Formerly KFXM/San MAN 13151 789-1120. 110-211 Jim Vandiver moves to KRSP/Salt Lake City as Account 66044. No calls. EOE M/F 110-211 or 737-1280. 110-281 Bernardino. KATHY: 17141 737-4968, Sales Executive from KZJO. A/C or CHR programming position desired. Medium or ag- A/C KTYN/Minot, ND needs adult communicator for PM drive. in any Mature voice seeks announcer position top 50 market, 5 in majors. production a must. T&R: PD, gressive small market. 8 yrs. experience, Good James Lorenzen joins WTOL-WKLR/Toledo as Account Good Bob Simmons, Box 637, format. Will relocate. Call for T&R package. FRED TOMLIN- Minot, ND 58702.17011852-0301. EOE M/F 110-211 people skills & refs. FRANK RYAN (4121 829-1488. 110-211 Executive. SON 15131 236-6799. 110-281 The original Magic Christian available. 14081 848-2676. Anne Marie Shepherd named asst. to GM at WTOL- Weekender at KNBA/Vallejo currently in cooking school seeks WISM/Madison. WI needs strong anchor/reporter. T&R: Suzan- 110-211 WKLR/Toledo. major -medium market position. Good with news & sports ne Kaye, Box 2058, Madison, WI 53701. EOE M/F 110-211 too. FRANK BUTERA 14151 223-1534. 110-281 WIQB/Ann Arbor seeks experienced AOR pro for key drive slot. Need a stable nighttimer? Nighttime is the right time for me. LEE listing Female & male applicants encouraged. T&R: Randy Z, Box Experienced multi -voiced jock with a set of pipes that won't Prefer East Coast. 4 yrs. experience includes promotion. Dates appearing at the end of each 8605, Ann Arbor, MI 48107. EOE M/F (10-211 quit for AOR or CHR. Willing to relocate. MIKE 17171 (3011 759-1282. 110-211 signify first week listed. 624-2408, before 11am or after 7pm. (10-281 New Music? You need mel On -air, production, words, ideas, 5 yr. PM driver with medium market experience. MD & Asst. knowledge. Broadcast grad seeks first position. Will relocate. WEST PD background. Humor, phones & production. Country or PAUL 14151 366-2722. 110-211 A/C. BYRON 13091 344-1971. 110-281 Newsman, 15 yrs. experience seeks on or off -sir position in KSLM-AM/Salem seeks PD/Drive to lead out 50th anniversary THOM DAVIS: Available for personality -oriented air shift, medium or major market. I'm good. RON 16071 433-2449. R&R Opportunities year & beyond. A/C. T&R: Greg Fabos, GM, Box 631, Salem, programming, music. Over 8 yrs. experience in most formats. 110-211 OR 97308.110-281 17041 827-0300. 110-281 Advertising singularly Hot CHR jocks needed for all shifts. Rush T&R: Jeff Chase, Box Drastic times call for drastic measures. Outrageous thoroughly pro. Proven ratings. Radio & Records provides free listings (max- 1227, Everett, WA 98206. No calls please. EOE M/F (10-281 10 Year country veteran. 5 as MD needs new start in midday entertaining personality ... or evening shift. Medium market experience. Excellent Sizzling production. "DANGEROUS" DAN McKAY 16011 imum 24 words or 3 lines) in Openings, Posi- 896-8159.110-211 references. TERRY 16161 834-8496. 110-281 tions Sought, and Changes. You may place yrs. multi -track production. Ready to relocate. MARK LEWIS, 31/, yrs. as WYTL/Oshkosh mornings & MD. Copy chief/17 your free listing by mail or by phone. R&R will FRANK LEE c/o CKLW, Box 282, Southfield, MI 48037 or Great numbers, uptempo, lots of personality. Ready to move accept classifieds by telephone Monday up. 14141 426-0491. 110-281 13131 963-1567. 110-211 M & Wednesday 3-5pm; Thursday & Friday pro mouth. Good condition. T. BARNES - AOR ace, 035 San Antonio, looking south. 6 For sale: 1958 model CHR, A/C, gam-5pm. r yrs. programming, music, engineering. Best looks and great Even says funny things. Make offer. To call this phenomenon, references. 15121 647-0575. 110-281 dial 15031 855-7716, BRIAN. (10-21) Frequency Rates* Looking For 1 Week 2 Weeks 3 Weeks Top notch black production director/announcer with the right Country music radio programmer. From traditional to modern A Morning Talent stuff seeks energy or high tech production room. KMJQ, A/C mix. Call MILES GOODWYN 1316) 942-8624. 110-211 $20.00 $35.00 $50.00 K104, KODA. Call JON (7161 838-6187. 110-281 .Must run consecutive weeks. market anchor. Creative ability. Experienced group. A warm personality able to communi- Major Talented trained communicator, eager for first job as radio PD/commercial, announcer/Manager. Looking for stabili- Payable In Advance cate concisely to an adult audience. If ty/money. WILDER, 212514 B LeMoine Los sports announcer, AOR jock. Will relocate. Cal BOB after St., Angeles, CA Orders must be typewritten or printed and you can entertain without drop -ins, phone 4pm. 13121 884-6547. 110-281 20026. 110-211 bits and one liners ... enjoy doing public must be accompanied by check. announcer looking for a change. Knows live assist Har- CHR-A/C morning man. Humor, phones, enthusiastic. 10 yrs. appearances and do quality production 3 yrs. Blind Box ads or Classified Display ads are ris 9000 automation. GARY MUELLER, Route 1, Bear Creek, experience. Large/major markets. BRIAN 15031 967-8565. send your cassette, photo & resume WI 54922. 171 51 752-4217. 110-281 (10-211 $20 per inch (recommended 35 words) per to: A.J. Roberts, 9191 Towne Centre Dr., week, plus $15 per week for postage, hand- #350, San Diego, CA 92112. No calls. Experienced sports director with BS, PBP-NHL/AHL, NCAA, Help me ... I'm stuck in traffic & getting passed up by ling. $35 minimum for Blind Boxes. EOE M/F basketball, baseball, football. Desire sports, can combine women. Need to get back to music. AOR, A/C. Chicago ex- with other duties. MARK 16071 722-9467. 110-281 perienced. DON NELSON 13121 895-8531. (10-211 Deadline for all Opportunities ads is noon (Pacific Time) Thursday. Drive-time talent sought for central Oregon's top AM. Strong Sweet sixteen turning 31 & hopes Seger is right, that rock & Major market pro. Operations/programming/production. production skills a must. T&R: KBND, Box 5037, Bend, OR roll never forgets. Experienced rocker looking to relocate. ED AM/PM drive. Medium or major markets. ROSS BROOKS For Opportunities, call (213) 553-4330 or 97708. Sorry, no beginners. EOE M/F 110 281 13121 677.7941 , 13121 389-7045. 110-281 14041 991-2395. 110-211 mail to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park Need good production man with voice, writing skills & per- Selling is easy, with good commercials) Production manager, If you're looking for an experienced newsman in all markets, West, Los Angeles, CA 90067. sonality. Great company. T&R: Dennis Conrad, KLIX, Box medium market, great references. Will go anywhere. On -air sizes & formats, call DAVE after 3pm weekdays. 1414) 1259, Twin Falls, ID 83303. (10-281 experience. MIKE BELL 17071 538-4521. 110-28i 233-3112. 110-211

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111 Who keeps 'em tuned in Coming and Going? National Music Formats Added This Week The answers are on Satellite Music Network Drake-Chenault George Williams (214) 3439205 Bob Laurence (213) 8837400 The X T-40 Starstation KIM CARNES "Invisible Hands" Page 28 & 30 of DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES "Say It Isn't So" DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES "Say It Isn't So" Country Coast -To -Coast OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN "Twist Of Fate" JOE STAMPLEY "Double Shot Of My Baby's Love" NAKED EYES "When The Lights Go Out" R&R's Ratings Report CRYSTAL GAYLE "The Sound Of Goodbye" LOVERBOY "Queen Of The Broken Hearts" LOUISE MANDRELL "Runaway Heart" Contempo 300 VERN GOSDIN "I Wonder Where We'd Be Tonight" JACKSON BROWNE "Tender Is The Night" DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES "Say It Isn't So" TM Programming Great American Country Cal Casey (214) 634-8517 OAK RIDGE BOYS "Ozark Mountain Jubilee" KENDALLS "Movin' Train" Stereo Rock T.G. SHEPPARD "Slow Burn" PETER SCHILLING "Major Tom (Coming Home)" ATLANTA "Dixie Dreamin' " ELTON JOHN GEORGE STRAIT "You Look So Good In Love" "I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues" LARRY GATLIN & GATLIN BROTHERS BAND RUFUS & CHAKA KHAN "Ain't Nobody" "Houston (Means...)" JoBOXERS "Just Got Lucky" BIG COUNTRY "In A Big Country" PAUL SIMON "Allergies" Century 21 TM A /C Greg Stephens (214) 934-2121 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES "Say Is Isn't So" The Z Format POINTER SISTERS Need You" "I DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES "Say It Isn't So" TM Country JUICE NEWTON "Dirty Looks" DURAN DURAN "Union Of The Snake" MARK GRAY "The Wounded Hearts" STRAY CATS "I Won't Stand In Your Way" RONNIE MILSAP "Show Her" The A/C Format JACKSON BROWNE "Tender Is The Night" BPI DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES "Say It Isn't So" John Iles (800) 4269082 JOURNEY "Send Her My Love" CRYSTAL GAYLE "The Sound Of Goodbye" Adult Contemporary Super -Country DIONNE WARWICK & LUTHER VANDROSS CRYSTAL GAYLE "The Sound Of Goodbye" "How Many Times Can We Say Goodbye" LOUISE MANDRELL "Runaway Heart" BARBRA STREISAND "The Way He Makes Me Feel" SHELLY WEST "Another Motel Memory" CARPENTERS "Make Believe It's Your First Time" DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES "Say It Isn't So" Country Living Radio Arts John Benedict (213) 841-0225 CRYSTAL GAYLE "The Sound Of Goodbye" LOUISE MANDRELL "Runaway Heart" Country's Best JOE STAMPLEY "Double Shot Of My Baby's Love" WAYLON JENNINGS "The Conversation" JOE STAMPLEY "Double Shot Of My Baby's Love" GAIL DAVIES "You're A Hard Dog (To Keep..)" Peters Productions, Inc. DAVID FRIZZELL "A Million Light Beers Ago" RONNIE McDOWELL Debbie Welsh (619) 565-851 1 "You Made A Wanted Man Of Me" Country Lorin' Soft Contemporary SISSY SPACEK "Lonely But Only For You" CRYSTAL GAYLE "The Sound Of Goodbye" ATLANTA "Dixie Dreamin' " JOHN DENVER "Hold EXILE "High Cost Of Leaving" On Tightly" RONNIE MILSAP "Show Her" JOHNNY LEE "My Baby Don't Slow Dance" RADIO & RECORDS JOHN CONLEE "In My Eyes" Sound 10 The Great Ones DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES "Say It Isn't So" ELTON JOHN DeBARGE "Time Will Reveal" "I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues" DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES "Say It Isn't So" CRYSTAL GAYLE "The Sound Of Goodbye" CARPENTERS "Make Believe It's Your First Time" GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS "You're Number One (In My Book)" RATINGS LINDA RONSTADT "What's New" Concept Productions ELTON JOHN Dick Wagner (916) 782-7754 "I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues" Adult Rock BIG COUNTRY "In A Big Country" Tanner Musical Spectrum NAKED EYES "When The Lights Go Out" REPORT Kenny Bosak (901) 3204433 THE COMPLETE ANALYSIS OF Bright Blue A/C Trans tar Watkons 30.3; 5 U 700 LINDA RONSTADT "What's New" Chick '8 AMERICA'S RADIO LISTENING DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES "Say It Isn't So" LIONEL RICHIE "All Night Long (All Night)" MELISSA MANCHESTER PAUL McCARTNEY and MICHAEL JACKSON "No One Can Love You More..." Say Say" FOUR TOPS "I Just Can't Walk Away" JARREAU "Trouble In Paradise" To Order More Copies: JOURNEY "Send Her My Love" POLICE "King Of Pain" CRYSTAL GAYLE "The Sound Of Goodbye" SHEENA EASTON "Telefone (Long Distance...)' Call Marcella Tanner Country OAK RIDGE BOYS "Ozark Mountain Jubilee" Bonneville Broadcasting JOHN CONLEE "In My Eyes" System Dave Yerdery (312) 883-8787 Red Satin Rock Easy Listening QUIET RIOT "Cum On Feel The Noize" 213-553-4330 CARPENTERS LOVERBOY "Queen Of The Broken Hearts" "Make Believe It's Your First Time" DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES "Say It Isn't So" BARBRA STREISAND "The Way He Makes Me Feel"

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2 1 1 0 LIONEL RICHIE/All Night Long (All Night) (Motown) a 2 2 2 JENNIFER HOLLIDAY/I Am Love (Geffen) BREAKERS. 12 8 5 0 ARETHA FRANKLIN/Every Girl (Wants My Guy) (Arista) 18 11 9 O JEFFREY OSBORNE/Stay With Me Tonight (A&M) "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of - 32 13 o PAUL McCARTNEY and MICHAEL JACKSON/Say Say Say (Columbia) station activity on any given week. - 24 11 0 DeBARGE/Time Will Reveal (Gordy/Motown) MELBA MOORE 13 6 6 7 DONNA SUMMER/Unconditional Love (Mercury/PolyGram) Keepin' My Lover Satisfied (Capitol) 14 9 6 8 MTUME/Would You Like To (Fool Around) (Epic) 73% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 16/3, Light 32/9, Extra Adds 4, - 27 18 0 S.O.S. BAND/Tell Me If You Still Care (Tabu/CBS) Total Adds 16, WRKS, KMJQ, WBLZ, WJMO, WZAK, KACE, XHRM, WNOO, WJMI, WKXI, 7 7 7 10 ANITA BAKER/Angel (Beverly Glen) KOKY, WJJS, WVOL, WDAO, KDIA, KUKQ. A Most Added Record. Debuts at number 35 on the 3 3 3 11 KLIQUE/Stop Doggin' Me Around (MCA) Black Radio Chart. 31 17 15 ® TOM BROWNE/Rockin' Radio (Arista) CON FUNK SHUN 30 23 18 ® D. WARWICK & L. VANDROSS/How Many Times Can We Say... (Arista) Baby, I'm Hooked (Right Into Your Love) (Mercury/PolyGram) 5 a a 14 TAVARES/Deeper In Love (RCA) 71% of our reporting stations it. Rotations: Heavy on 4/2, Medium 18/3, Light 27/11, Extra Adds - 33 22 0 ZAPP/Heartbreaker (WB) 6, Total Adds 22 including WXYV, WAMO, KKDA-FM, KMJQ, WCIN, WDRQ, WGPR, KDAY, - - 31 ATLANTIC STARR/Touch A Four Leaf Clover (A&M) XHRM, WKND, WNHC, KNOW, WENN, WDAO, KDIA. A Most Added Record. Debuts at number 0 25 18 17 17 TEENA MARIE/Fix It 1) 33 on the Black Radio Chart. (Part (Epic) SHALAMAR 22 21 19 0 LAKESIDE/Real Love (Solar/Elektra) 21 20 Me Wanna Dance Over And Over (Solar/Elektra) 20 0 ANDRE CYMONE/Make (Columbia) 32 22 21 COMMODORES/Only You (Motown) 68% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 26/2, Light 19/5, Extra Adds 1, a 38 24 INGRAM/Party Animal Total Adds 8, WBLZ, XHRM, KSOL, WATV, WLOU, WANT, WKWM, WTLC. Moves 37-31 on the - ( JAMES (QWest/WB) Black Radio Chart. - ao 27 ® MIDNIGHT STAR/Wet My Whistle (Solar/Elektra) RICK JAMES 1 5 10 23 RUFUS & CHAKA KHAN/Ain't Nobody (WB) U Bring The Freak Out (Gordy/Motown) 16 12 12 24 SLAVE/Shake It Up (Cotillion/Atco) 62% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 14/0, Medium 23/1, Light 9/4, Extra Adds 2, 17 14 14 25 MICHAEL WYCOFF/Tell Me Love (RCA) Total Adds 7, KMJQ, KRLY, KNOW, WPDQ, WLVW, WMAK, WANT. Moves 38-27 on the Black 38 28 28 ED MANHATTANS/Forever By Your Side (Columbia) Radio Chart. - - 38 0 RICK JAMES/U Bring The Freak Out (Gordy/Motown) POINTER SISTERS 29 29 29 C) MANHATTAN TRANSFER/Spice Of Life (Atlantic) I Need You (Planet/RCA) 35 31 30 a RENE & ANGELA/My First Love (Capitol) 61% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 20/3, Light 19/4, Extra Adds 1, a0 35 33 SKYY/Show Me The Way (Salsoul/RCA) Total Adds 8, WVEE, WJJS, WBLX, WPLZ, WWDM, WANM, WDAO, KDKO. Moves 39-34 on the a Over Black Radio Chart. - - 37 0 SHALAMAR/Over And (Solar/Elektra) 27 26 25 32 BERNARD WRIGHT/Funky Beat (Arista) CON FUNK SHUN/!Baby, I'm Hooked (Right Into Your...) (Mercury/PG) ( DEBUT > ® NEW & ACTIVE - - 39 Q POINTER SISTERS/I Need You (Planet/RCA) I DEBUT > ® MELBA MOORE/Keepin' My Lover Satisfied (Capitol) 111. C) STANLEY CLARKE/GEORGE DUKE/Heroes (Epic) Recent releases are listed In order of their activity. The two numbers following the artist/title/label designation (example: DEBUT 100 251 Indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week 11001 and of those how many added It this week - - ao 0 JONES GIRLS/On Target (RCA) 1251. 'Moves" are broken down for each record and Indicate how many stations moved the song Up on their charts held It the 28 34 32 38 PRINCE/Delirious (WB) Same (on to on, add to on, 31-31, etc.(, moved it Down on their charts, or Added it this week. Ci indicated one of this week's 6 10 23 GAP BAND/Party Train (Total Experience/PG) most added new songs. 39 I DEBUT > 0 ONE WAY/Let's Get Together (MCA) STANLEY CLARKE/GEORGE DUKE "Heroes" (Epic) 45/2 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 21/1, Light 16/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, KMJQ, WLTH. Heavy: KJLH, WNHC, WNOO, KHYS, This mart K based solely on complied weekly reports from our reporting stations Black Circled numbers Indicate KOKA, WANM, WWWS. Medium: WXVV, WVEE, KRLY, WGPR, KACE, XHRM. Debuts at number 36 on the Black Radio Chart. continued upward movement from the majority of our reporters ONE WAY "Let's Get Together" (MCA) 39/4 Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 19/0, Light 13/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WDAS, WBMX, WGCI, WJAX. Heavy: WYLD-FM, WZEN-FM, WKXI, KOKA, KUKQ. Medium: WAMO, KRNB, WEDR, WZAK, WGPR, KDAY. Debuts at number 40 on the Black Radio MOST ADDED HOTTEST Chart. KOOL & THE GANG (23) LIONEL RICHIE (59) MARY JANE GIRLS "Boys" (Gordy/Motown) 38/5 CON FUNK SHUN (22) JENNIFER HOLLIDAY (24) Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 24/1, Light 9/2, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 5, WXYV, KMJQ, XHRM, KOKA, WKWM. Heavy: WJMI, MELBA MOORE (16) WPDQ, WLTH. Medium: KRNB, WHRK, WAIL -FM, WBMX, WGCI, WZAK, KJLH, KSOL. KLIQUE (24) ATLANTIC STARR DAYTON "It Must Be Love" (Capitol) 38/2 (15) ANITA BAKER (16) ASHFORD & SIMPSON Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 17/1, Light 16/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WAOK, XHRM. Heavy: WVEE, KRNB, KNOW, (12) RUFUS & CHAKA KHAN (15) WWDM, WDAO. Medium: KKDA-FM, WDIA, WEDR, WDMT, WZEN-FM, WPDQ, KJCB, WVOI. IRENE CARA 1121 JONES GIRLS "On Target" (RCA) 36/3 Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 22/2, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WORD, KSOL, WJAX. Heavy: WAOK, KRNB, WJMO, / ,\ KJLH, WAN, WLVW, WWWS. Medium: WILD. WHRK, WEDR, WDMT, XHRM. Moves 40-37 on the Black Radio Chart. STONE CITY BAND "Ladies' Choice" (Gordy/Motown) 23/0 ROYALCASH "Radio Activity" (Sutra) 35/6 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 11/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WAOK, WBMX, WPEG, WLOU, WLVW, KDKO, Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 13/0, Light 15/3, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 6, WOOK, KKDA-FM, KMJQ, KRLY, WJMI, WJAX. KUKQ. Medium: KRLY, WAIL -FM, WZEN-FM, KNOW, WNOO, WJMI, WPDQ, WWDM, WAAA, WDAO, WLTH. WAMO, Heavy: KRNB, WHRK, WEDR, WANM. Medium: WAIL -FM, WZAK, KACE, XHRM. PATTI LaBELLE "If Only You Knew" (Philadelphia International/CBS) 22/9 FOUR TOPS "I Just Can't Walk Away" (Motown) 33/6 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/2, Light 10/3. Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 9, WXYV, KRLY, WYLD-FM, WJMO, WORD, WZEN-FM, Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 13/0, Light 16/6, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 6, WAOK, WCIN, WOIC, WLVW, KOKA, WKWM. KACE, WPLZ, WKWM. Heavy: WVEE. Medium: WKYS, WHUR, WPDQ, WVOL, KOKA. Heavy: WXVV, WVEE, WBMX, KOKY. Medium: WILD, WHUR, WHRK, WLTH, KUKQ. TWILIGHT 22 "Electric Kingdom" (Vanguard) 22/8 n.y.c. PEECH BOYS "On A Journey" (Island/Atco) 31/5 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/1, Light 12/4, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 8, KMJQ, WCIN, WORD, WGPR, WLVW, WPLZ, WDAO, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 6/1, Light 23/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WHUR, WEDR, WZAK, WJAX, KOKA. Heavy: WVEE, WTLC. Heavy: WEDR. Medium: WRKS, KRLY, WHRK, WZAK, WPEG. WXYV, WANM. Medium: WDIA, WGCI, WVOL, WLTH. DAVID SANBORN "Neither One Of Us" (WB) 21/1 FMASHFORD & SIMPSON "It's Much Deeper" (Capitol) 29/12 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 10/0, Light 10/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WVOL. Heavy: WAAA. Medium: WAMO, WGCI, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/2, Light 18/8, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 12 including WXYV, WJMO, WZAK, WAN, KJCB, WZAK, WGIV, WNOO, KJCB, KOKY, WBLX, WLTH, KDIA. WPLZ, WLTH, WVOI, KDIA. Heavy: WNOO. Medium: WKYS, WAOK, WOIC, WVOL, WWWS. GRANDMASTER FLASH & MELLE MEL "White Line/Don't Do Hill) 20/0 BOBBY NUNN "Private Party" 28/2 It" (Sugar (Motown) Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 5/0, Light 10/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WDAS, WOOK, WAIL -FM, KJLH, XHRM. Rotations: Heavy 10/0, Medium 11/1, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WDMT, XHRM. Heavy: KKDA-FM, WEDR, WZEN-FM, Medium: KRNB, WBMX, WKND, WNHC, WANM. KDAY, WLVW, WWDM, WANM, WTLC, WWWS, KDKO. Medium: WKND, WAN, WENN. MAZE featuring FRANKIE BEVERLY "We Are One" (Capitol) 27/4 GARLAND GREEN "Tryin' To Hold On" (Ocean Front) 19/3 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 15/3, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WDAS, KNOW, WAN, WBLX. Heavy: WGCI, WNOO, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/0, Light 12/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WILD, WDMT, WBLX. Heavy: KJCB, KOKA. Medium: WLVW. Medium: WILD, KRLY, WEDR, WGPR, WZEN-FM, KJLH, KSOL, WRDW. WOOK, WAOK, KRNB, WGPR, WKXI. MICHAEL JACKSON "P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)" (Epic) 26/1 ORBIT "All Shook Up" (RFC/Quality) 19/2 Rotations: Heavy 10/0, Medium 10/0, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WDAO. Heavy: WILD, WVEE, KSOL, WRDW, WOIC, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/0, Light 12/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2. WORD, WPDQ. Heavy: WWWS. Medium: WXYV, WBLX, KHYS, WANM, WLTH, KDIA. Medium: WZEN-FM, WGIV, KOKA, WVKO. WGPR, XHRM, WJAX, WVOL, WANM. TYRONE DAVIS "I Found Myself When I Lost You" (Ocean Front) 26/0 Rotations: Heavy 9/O, Medium 10/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: KRNB, WJMO, WGPR, WGIV, WOIC, WKXI, NEW ORDER "Confusion" (Streetwise) 19/0 KJCB, KOKA, WANM. Medium: WDAS, WOOK, WAOK, WEDR, WZAK, WZEN-FM. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/0, Light 13/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WAOK, WEDR. Medium: WAMO, WDIA, WLVW, WVOL. SKOOL BOYZ "Before You Go" (Crossroad) 18/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 13/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WDIA, WJLB, WLTH, WVOI. Medium: WEDR, WPOQ, SIGNIFICANT ACTION WDAO. KOOL & THE GANG "Joanna" (Polydor/PolyGram) 25/23 PEABO BRYSON & ROBERTA FLACK "Maybe" (Capitol) 18/3 LAM Rotations: Heavy 2/1, Medium 8/7, Light 10/10, Extra Adds 5, Total Adds 23 including WXYV, WILD, WDAS, WAMO, Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/0, Light 11/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WORD, WOIC, WJMI. Heavy: WGIV. Medium: WCIN, WHUR, WAOK, WHRK, WBMX, WGCI, WDRQ, KJLH, WMAK, WANT. Heavy: WVEE. Medium: KSOL. WGPR, KACE, WNOO, WVOL, WWWS. MADONNA "Holiday" 25/7 (Sire/WB) RICH CASON & GALACTIC ORCHESTRA "Year 2001 Boogie" (LARC) 18/0 Rotations: Heavy 6/1, Medium 9/1, Light 9/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WAOK, WBMX, WGCI, WORD, KSOL, WJAX, WJJS. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 6/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WAOK, WAN, WENN, KOKA, WTLC. Medium: Heavy: WRKS, WDAS, WVEE, KRNB, WNHC. Medium: WAMO, WHRK, WEDR, WZEN-FM, WRDW, WLUM, KDIA, KUKQ. KKDA-FM, WZEN-FM, WPEG, WNOO, WKXI, WPDQ. RON BANKS "Truly Bad" (CBS) 25/2 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 12/0, Light 10/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WJJS, WVOI. Heavy: KRNB, KOKA, WWWS. STEPHANIE MILLS "How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 16/4 Medium: WKYS, WOOK, WHUR, WBMX, WDRQ, WGPR, WRDW, WNOO, WKXI, WPDQ, WLOU, WWDM. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 9/3, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WDRQ, WJLB, KACE, KJLH. Heavy: WKYS, WHUR, TEMPTATIONS "Miss Busy Body (Get Your Body Busy)" (Gordy/Motown) 25/2 WHRK, WVOL. Medium: WXYV, WDIA, WAIL -FM, KSOL, WNOO, WWWS. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 14/0. Light 10/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KOKA, WLTH. Heavy: WAAA. Medium: WXYV, MILLIE JACKSON "I Feel Like Walking In The Rain" (Spring/PolyGram) 16/2 WHUR, KRNB, WHRK, WGPR, XHRM, WNOO, WOIC, WKXI, WLOU, WVOL, WANM, WDAO, KUKQ. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 8/1, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WHUR, WJMO. Heavy: KKDA-FM, WEDR, WYLD-FM. WEST STREET MOB "Break Dance/Electric Boogie" (Sugar Hill) 25/1 Medium: WVEE, WBMX, WDMT, WZAK, WNOO, WLTH, WWWS. Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 9/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WPEG. Heavy: WDAS, WOOK, WBMX, KDAY, XHRM, DECO "Fresh Idea" (Qwest/WB) 15/6 WNHC, WPDQ, WLTH, WTLC. Medium: WVEE, WDMT, WJMO, KJLH, WJAX, KOKA, WANM, WWWS. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 9/5, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 6, WDAS, WAOK, KMJQ, WDIA, WEDR, WOIC. Medium: MAJOR HARRIS "All My Life" (Pop Art/Montage) 24/5 WLVW, WVOL, WANM, WAAA, WTLC. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 11/1, Light 10/2, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 5, WVEE, KJLH, WJAX, WPLZ, WTLC. Heavy: WEDR. MICHAEL SEMBELLO "Automatic Man" (WB) 15/2 Medium: WDAS, WOOK, KRNB, WDIA, WBMX, WKXI, WPDQ, WVOL, WLTH, WWWS. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 6/0, Light 7/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WCIN. Heavy: WHRK, WMAK. Medium: WDMT, XHRM, BILLY GRIFFIN "Respect" (Columbia) 24/5 KSOL, WNHC, KOKA, KDIA. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 6/1, Light 13/2, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 5, WVEE, KJLH, WPEG, WOIC, WPDQ. Heavy: KOKA, SISTER SLEDGE "Gotta Get Back To Love" (Cotillion/Atco) 15/2 WAAA, WGIV. Medium: WJMO, WZEN-FM, XHRM, WLTH, KUKQ. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, median 11/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KUKQ WVOL Medkm: WBMX, WZEN-FM. KNOW, WAN, QIRENE CARA "Why Me7" (Network/Geffen) 23/12 WGIV, WJMI, KOKY, WLVW, KHYS, WANT, WLTH. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/2, Light 14/8, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 12, WHRK, WYLD-FM, WJMO, WZAK, WENN, WNOO, INSTANT FUNK "(Just Because) You'll Be Mine" (Salsoul/RCA) 15/1 WPDQ, WJJS, WWDM, WVKO, WTLC, KUKQ. Heavy: WAOK. Medium: WVOL, KOKA, WANM, WLUM. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/0, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WOOK. Medium: WHUR, KRNB, WEDR, WKND, WVOL, P. FUNK ALL-STARS "Generator Pop" (Uncle Jam/CBS) 23/1 WAAA. Rotations: Heavy 10/0, Medium 9/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KJLH. Heavy: WDAS, WAOK, WBMX, WZEN-FM, Adds & Hots ... See Page 54 KDAY, WPEG, WJMI, WKXI, WWDM, WTLC. Medium: WOOK, WVEE, KMJQ, KRLY, WCIN, WKND, WAN, WWWS, KUKQ.

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Stations are listed by region. Black Radio Regionalized Adds 8g Hots Hots are listed in order of their airplay activity.

W DAS/Philadelphia WEN NIB ire,ingham KRLVIMouslon KJCB/Lslaystte to WHRK1Memphis WVOLMashellle WANT/Richmond KDWOakland EAST Joe Tamburro SOUTH w Michael Star Mike Caris! Beatrice Evans Jimmy Smith Fred Harvey Kirby Carmichael WEST Jeff Harrison DECO KWICK COMMODORES S HALAMAR W XYVIBshlmore WAOKIA14nta PATTI LABELLE ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON HALL 6 OATES ZAPP ONE WAY IRENE CARA K-9 CORP. RICK JAMES KDKO/Engiewood LARESIDE MIDNIGHT STAR FALLEN ANGEL 10 SPEED MELBA MOORE Tim Watts Larry Tinsley CON FUNK SHUN PRINCE CON FUNK SHUN Carlos Lando DEELE 3 MILLION BOBBY PATTERSON IRENE CARA TOM BROWNE TONI BASIL RICK JAMES KOOL & THE GANG ASHFORD LTD COOL 6 THE GANG ROYALCASH Hottest: KOOL 6 THE GANG 6 SIMPSON ELBOW BONE 6 RACK Hottest: KOOL 6 CON ATLANTIC STARR SKYY STEVIE WOODS MATTHEW WILDER THE GANG SOS BAND FUNK SHUN KOOL 6 THE GANG LARRY HOUSTON LIONEL RICHIE TONES J. BLACKFOOT KLIQUE POINTER SISTERS CON SHUN KOOL 6 THE GANG MOTIVATION MADONNA RICK JANES MIDNIGHT STAR Hottest: NNE Hottest: MELBA MOORE LIONEL RICHIE ATLANTIC STARR Hottest: HERB ALPERT SMOKES STARSKI Hottest: GAP BAND DE BARGE ROBINSON RUFUS 6 CHARS DAVID SANBORN JENNIFER HOLLIDAY DE BARGE MICHAEL JACKSON HALL 6 OATES MAJOR HARRIS GAP BAND RUFUS R CHAKA LIONEL RICHIE MAZE GLADYS KNIGHT KOOL & THE GANG RUFUS 6 CRAMA ANDRE CYMONE PATTI LABELLE DAYTON SOS BAND ANDRE CYMONE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY ANDRE CYMONE SPANDAU BALLET GAP BAND MICHAEL SEMBELLO TAVARES WARWICK 6 VANDROS PATTI PRINCE MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS JEFFREY OSBORNE LABELLE AL MCCALL DECO ANITA BAKER Hottest: MARY FATBACK KOKY/Little Rock SOS BAND Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE JANE GIRLS Hottest: FOUR TOPS KLIQUE In LIONEL RICHIE WTOYIRosnoke LIONEL RICHIE SHANNON Hottest: SNALAMAR Paul Todd MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS LIONEL RICHIE LYDIA MURDOCK Riley Wynn LEW KIRTON W ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS LIONEL RICHIE EDR/Mlaml W GIV/Charlotte ie MELBA MOORE NEW EDITION BOBBY NUNN KUKOiPhoenLx TONES WARWICK 6 VANDROS CLIQUE KMJOMouston Jackson/Jones SOS Hal Harrill RUFUS & CHARS BAND DONNA SUMMER Hottest: SOS BAND COMMODORES Jim Snowden HALL 6 OATES JAMES INGRAM Rick Huhn NYC GAP BAND STONE CITY BAND ANITA BARER SHANNON MTUME MICHAEL WYCOFF KOOL 6 THE GANG PEECH BOYS ATLANTIC STARR LIONEL RICHIE DONNA SUMMER CLARKE 6 DURE LILLO DECO CON FUNS SHUN SOS BAND WYLDFMINew Orleans WARWICK 6 VANDROS KACEILos Angeles rA CON FUNK SHUN RENE 6 ANGELA ACTIVE FORCE M COMATEENS CLIQUE ASHFORD 6 Hottest: WAMO/Pittsburgh SIMPSON MELBA DEELE B rus. Ballet' MIINelWlggins SISTER SLEDGE JEFFREY OSBORNE WVEEIAINnte LYDIA MURDOCK MOORE MATTHEW WILDER LIONEL RICHIE J.C. Floyd MARY DEE COLEY MELBA MOORE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY Andrews JIMMY CLIFF JANE GIRLS Hottest: CLIQUE Scotty DECO ENCHANTMENT WOMACK 6 WOMACK GAP BAND JIMMY CLIFF CON FUNK SHUN AL MCCALL LIONEL RICHIE TAVARES WILD/Boston ROYALCASH CASHMERE JAMES INGRAM LILLO PRINCE KOOL 6 THE GANG POINTER SISTERS TOM SCOTT KLIQUE PHYLLIS RANDOLPH IRENE CARA MANHATTAN TRANSFE STEPHANIE MILLS IRENE CARA Elroy R.C. Smith ATLANTIC STARR SPANDAU BALLET MOTIVATION HYMAN ARETHA FRANKLIN BARBARA MICHAEL RICK TRIBE PATTI LABELLE WYCOFF RANDY CRAWFORD Hottest: Hottest: HERB ALPERT Hottest: JAMES ANITA BARER ANDRE TWILIGHT 22 SPANDAU BALLET LTD CYMONE NEW EDITION KOOL 6 THE GANG JEFFREY OSBORNE MAJOR HARRIS ARETHA FRANKLIN MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS Hottest: Hottest: WILL POWERS KOKA/Shreveport JAMES INGRAM LIONEL RICHIE GARLAND GREEN JENNIFER HOLLIDAY BILLY GRIFFIN LAKESIDE REAL LIONEL RICHIE GAP BAND Hottest: B.B. Davis TO REEL ANITA BAKER PURE ENERGY DONNA SUMMER JECRYLL 6 HYDE PHILIP BAILEY WLOUlLoulsvilN MELBA MOORE REDDINGS MICHAEL WYCOFF GAP BAND LILLO CURTIS HAIRSTON LIONEL RICHIF GAP BAND DONNA SUMMER Neal O'Ree SOS BAND PATTI PRINCE TAVARES RUFUS 6 CHAKA LABELLE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY NEW EDITION KLIQUE GAP BAND TYRONE DAVIS MIDNIGHT STAR KLIQUE ATLANTIC STARR Hottest: Hottest: Hottest: ZAPP BOBBY NUNN CON FUNK SHUN JENNIFER HOLLIDAY RICK JAMES MARY JANE GIRLS MIDNIGHT STAR RUFUS 6 CHAKA LIONEL RICHIE WPEGIChariotte DEBARGE XHRM/San DNgo o, WOOK/Washington, DC GARLAND GREEN LIONEL RICHIE FOUR TOPS ZAPP LIONEL RICHIE MTUME Lea Norman Haeeis/Lkdsey Chris Gardner EURTIS BLOW WBLXIMoblle TEMPTATIONS KLIQUE RICK JAMES MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS WJMUJackson SHALAMAR ZAPP LIONEL WEST. STREET MOB Michael WAILFM/Nw Odes« RICHIE CON FUNK SHUN KLIQUE JEFFREY OSBORNE Carl Haynes HAWKEYE J. Alexander MATTHEW SOS LAKESIDE LILLO B arry Richards WILDER BAND DAYTON JENNIFER HOLLIDAY JAMES INGRAM ATLANTIC STARR NYC PEECH BOYS HALL 6 OATES DEE DEE CON FUNK SHUN SMOKEY ROBINSON TIERRA BRENDA Hottest: ONE WAY G.T. ROYALCASH HOTTEST: HAIL & OATES JONES BOBBY NUNN WKND1NartfoN lA WRDW/Augusta GAP KDAYRAs Angeles GLORIA GAYNOR DIANA ROSS CASHMERE LIONEL RICHIE MAZE FOUR TOPS BAND SH ALAMAR Jordan/McLean Teddy Black FRANKLIN REAL TO REEL LIONEL RICHIE Jack Patterson COMMODORES BILLY GRIFFIN BRYSON 6 FLACK ARETHA DIANA ROSS MELBA MOORE HALL 6 KLIQUE HOT COLD SWEAT none Hottest: MELBA MOORE LADIES' CHOICE STEVIE WOODS OATES CON JIMMY CLIFF NONA HENDRY% MAURICE STARR PRINCE FUN« SHUN ATLANTIC STARR Hottest LIONEL RICHIE DEELE DONNA SUMMER CON FUNK SHUN ISLES MARY JANE GIRLS TOURIST RUFUS 6 BROS STEVE TURNER KLIQUE TOM BROWNE KOOL 6 THE GANG CHAKA RENE 6 ANGELA JIMMY CLIFF KLIQUE Hottest: LEON HAYWOOD Hottest: SOS BAND P. RONNIE MCNEIR Hottest: CON BERNARD WRIGHT FUNK ALL-STARS RICK JAMES POINTER SISTERS W WDMISumpts LIONEL RICHIE FUNK SHUN TOM BROWNE ANITA SPANDAU BALLET LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: MTUME BAKER GLASS BAND W JJS/Lynchburg GARLAND GREEN Kevin Flemming JENNIFER HOLLIDAY DE RA RGE CYBOTRON MAJOR LANCE Hottest: JENNIFER HOLLIDAY LIONEL RICHIE ANDRE CYMONE MANHATTANS Lad Going ANITA BARER ROYALCASH Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE STEPHANIE MILLS PHILIP BAILEY PHILIP BAILEY JENNIFER HOLLIDAY MIQUEL BROWN P. FUNK ALL-STARS INSTANT FUNK WNOO/Chattanooga RON BANKS JAMES INGRAM MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS ANITA BARER JENNIFER HOLLIDAY LIONEL RICHIE DEELE SUGAR HILL GANG WARWICK 6 VANDROS Smokies' Sam Ervin POINTER SISTERS JENNIFER HOLLIDAY TAVARES KLIQUE MANHATTAN TRANS FE KNOWIAustM DE BARGE O'BRYAN Hottest: WKXUJackson IRENE CARA MICHAEL JACKSON OMNI MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS Selby Edwards PRINCE KJLH/Los Angeln to JENNIFER HOLLIDAY MELBA MOORE Tommy Marshall MELBA MOORE COMMODORES IRENE CARA KSOtJSen Mas.o MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS CON FUNK SHUN MADONNA LIONEL RICHIF J.B. StpNiRico MICHAEL WYCOFF MANHATTAN TRANSFE BemN Moody WNHCMew Hawn MICHAEL WYCOFF LILLO J. BLACKFOOT Hottest: MAZE WPLLPetsrsburg LILLO STEPHANIE MILLS Jordan DONNA SUMMER IRENE CARA MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS James MELBA MOORE RUFUS 6 CHAKA W LV W/Moncka Corn POINTER SISTERS KOOL 6 THE GANG LIONEL RICHIE RAY PARKER JR. PATTI LABELLE Hardy Jay DERANGE THIRD WORLD MIDNIGHT STAR HERBIE HANCOCK Ron Pinckney Hottest: JUNIOR HALL 6 OATES Hottest, MADONNA FUNK KOOL 6 THE GANG RICK JAMES TWILIGHT 22 RICK JAMES BILLY GRIFFIN CON SHUN WKYS/Washington, DC CULTURE CLUB JENNIFER HOLLIDAY SOS Hottest: GAP BAND SHARON REDD POINTER SISTERS MTUME P. FUNK BAND KOOL 6 THE GANG CON FUNK SHUN MIDNIGHT STAR ALL-STARS SNALAMAR MOTIVATION Donnie Simpson LIONEL RICHIE LIONEL RICHIE RICK JAMES PATTI LABELLE LIONEL RICHIE MAJOR RARRIS RICK JAMES MICHAEL WYCOFF JONES GIRLS MATTHEW WILDER TYRONE DAVIS TWILIGHT 22 ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON P. PUNK ALL-STARS Hottest: none Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE LAKESIDE ATLANTIC STARR Hottest: LIONEL WM/Memphis FOUR TOPS ATLANTIC STARR ARETHA FRANKLIN GRANDMASTER FLASH RICHIE ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON MIDNIGHT STAR GLADYS KNIGHT Hottest: COMMODORES Bobby O'Jay LILLO MAJOR HARRIS MIDNIGHT STAR SOS BAND SLAVE ARETHA FRANKLIN Hottest: RUFUS 6 CHAKA JOHNNIE TAYLOR Hottest: W ANMCFallehesses TEENA MARIE MIDNIGHT STAR W OICICoiumbls w MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS LIONEL RICHIE RENE & ANGELA RAY PARKER JR. LIONEL RICHIE JEFFREY KLIQUE MTUME Jar Bullard OSBORNE JEFFREY KLIQUE Mlokey Arnold W res Hottest: OSBORNE JENNIFER HILLIDAY JENNIFER HOLLIDAY JAXIJacksonville DECO JENNIFER HOLLIDAY TOM BROWNE RUFUS & CHAKA KLIQUE POINTER POINTER SISTERS LIONEL RICHIE MANHATTAN TRANSFE Stew Fox SKOOL BOYZ ANITA BAKER SISTERS HERBIE HANCOCK Hottest:: RICK JAMES SOS BAND RICHARD PRYOR LIONEL RICHIF. WATVIBIrmingham MOTIVATION JONES GIRLS RANDY WOMACK WOMACK TEENA MARIE W RKSINew York FOUR TOPS GAP BANE CRAWFORD MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 6 WHURIWashinglon, DC Ron January NYC PEECH BOYS Hottest: MayoiGuartarone DEELE RICK JAMES ANITA BAKER ROYALCASH GAP BAND LIONEL RICHIE Oscar FIiW. MAZE DECO MANHATTANS KHYSIPort Arthur ONE WAY ARETHA FRANKLIN MICHAEL WYCOFF ATLANTIC STARR RWICK BRYSON 6 FLACK Mark Petry COOL 6 THE GANG HALL 6 OATES ZAPP LAKESIDE FREEEZ ASHFORD 6 WMAK/Nashville KURTIS BLOW SIMPSON RON HENDERSON MADONNA KLIQUE WILL POWERS TONES LADIES' CHOICE KRNBFMas.mphis Doug Ellis ATLANTIC STARR JIMMY CLIFF MAJOR HARRIS RENE 6 ANGELA JENNIFER HOLLIDAY MELBA MOORE GLOBE 6 WHIZ KID MELBA MOORE MILLIE JACKSON HERB ALPERT Floyd Blackwell ANITA BAKER Hottest: N.V. WRECKIN' CREW COOL 6 THE GANG NYC PEECH BOYS Hottest: DE BARGE W AAA/W InatonSaNnt . (J) indicates Black reporters Hottest: KOOL 6 THE GANG SOS BAND Hottest: LARRY HOUSTON CON FUNK SHUN LIONEL LIONEL RICHIE RICHIE HOT STREAK ATLANTIC STARR SLAVE Jae Jackson LIONEL RICHIE SH ALAMAR BILLY GRIFFIN also contributing to Jazz Chart BONNIE JEFFREY OSBORNE RICK JAMES ARETHA FRANKLIN TYLER KLIQUE Hottest: ACTIVE FORCE ANITA BAKER TIMMY THOMAS none BILLY JOEL THIRD WORLD COOL 6 THE GANG LIONEL RICHIE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY LIONEL RICHIE BRENDA JONES DE BARGE Hottest: MADONNA ANDRE CYMONE Hottest, Hottest: GAP BAND Hottest: LAKESIDE LIONEL RUFUS 6 CHARS SHANNON ARETHA LIONEL ZAPP RICHIE SOS BAND FRANKLIN RICHIE CLIQUE GAP BAND JEFFREY OSBORNE MIDNIGHT STAR LIONEL RICHIE WPM/Jacksonville. JENNIFER HOLLIDAY TAVARES BROWNE MICHAEL JACKSON JEFFREY OSBORNE KLIQUE TOM Marc Little COMMODORES LYDIA MURDOCK SOS BAND STEPHANIE MILLS MICHAEL SEMBELLO TYRONE DAVIS SKYY SH ALAMAR MIDNIGHT STAR KK DA-FM/Dallas HILLY GRIFFIN Terri Avery ORBIT WONT/Cleveland WDAOIDayton IRENE CARA MIDWEST Magic/De« Lankford Stephen* ROYALCASH O'BRYAN J. BLACKFOOT JAMES INGRAM ANDRE CYMONE MICHAEL JACKSON GAP RAND RICK JAMES JAZZ... WOCOChlcago w JULIE SIMS ZAPP CON SHUN ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON Pegue FUNK Richard MADONNA CON FUNK SHUN Hottest: Hottest: LADIES' CHOICE ATLANTIC STARR KLIQUE KOOL 6 THE GANG FATBACK 10 SPEED ASHFORD 6 JIMMY CLIFF SIMPSON ANDRE CYMONE LIONEL RICHIE JOHNNIE TAYLOR BOBBY NUNN JAMES INGRAM MILLIE JACKSON MTUME KEN C MELBA MOORE COMMODORES NA10NAL!AIRPLAW30 MADONNA DE BARGE WAS (NOT WAS) GARLAND GREEN POINTER SISTERS BOBBY NUNN LEW KIRTON ONE WAY Hottest: NONA HENDRY% October 28, 1983 MIDNIGHT STAR DE BA RGE TWILIGHT 22 LILLO LAKESIDE DEUCE KLIQUE G.T. 3 MILLION JEFFREY JUNIOR OSBORNE Hottest: O BOB JAMES/Foxie (Columbia) SHARON REDD ANDRE CYMONE MTUME RENE 6 ANGELA W LTHIOary LATIMORE W W WSISaginew 2 2 JIMMY McGRIFF/The Countdown (Milestone) Hottest: WJMOICIeveland LIONEL RICHIE Dana Huskieson Kermit JENNIFER HOLLIDAY Crockett RUFUS 6 CHAKA Erik Stone Kids (MCA) RENE 6 ANGELA 3 3 SPYRO GYRA/City ANITA BAKER DAYTON TIM MURRAY ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON ORBIT G.T. You Wait SOS BAND ZAPP 7 LES McCANN/The Longer (JAM) RICK JAMES 5H ALAMAR BOHANNON O ATLANTIC STARR THIRD WORLD LIONEL RICHIE W GPRIDetroit 10 SPEED 5 5 TOM GRANT/Tom Grant (Pausa) TOM BROWNE Joe Spencer CLAREE A DURE BULLET JAMES INGRAM SKOOL BOYZ CHARISMA WBMXIChicago TEMPTATIONS 6 ERIC GALE/Island Breeze (Musician/Elektra) EURTIS BLOW IRVING 6 THE TWIN CURTIS GLADSON Q Lee Michaels OMNI DE BA RGE CON FUNK SHUN Hottest: Alto) MILLIE JACKSON Hottest: 4 7 MARVIN STAMM/Stammpede (Palo MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS REAL TO REEL TOM BROWNE ASHFORD 6 DE BARGE DE BARGE SIMPSON TOM SCOTT RENE 6 ANGELA SOS BAND HERB ALPERT/Blow Your Own Horn (A&M) PATTI LABELLE ENCHANTMENT GIRLS JAMES INGRAM LIONEL RICHIE JONES O ONE WAY HAWKEYE TWILIGHT 22 ORBIT Choice (Atlantic) TOM SCOTT O'BRYAN MTUME LIONEL RICHIE 10 Q JEAN-LUC PONTY/Individual TOM BROWNE COMMODORES DARNELL WILLIAMS TONES MALCOLM MCLAREN & Soul (Atlantic) IRENE CARA RUSSELL BROTHERS KMJMISt. Louis 12 MANHATTAN TRANSFER/Bodies MADONNA WKWMIGrand Rapids JUNIOR MELBA MOORE SHANNON Tony Gray Hottest: 11 11 HOPKINS/How Blue Can You Get (Palo Alto) KOOL 6 THE GANG DEE COLEY Frank Grant LINDA LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: THOMAS DOLBY Hottest: 10 SPEED JENNIFER HOLLIDAY JENNIFER HOLLIDAY ANITA BAKER RAY PARKER JR. 13 JACO PASTORIUS/Invitation (WB) 3 MILLION ANITA BARER ANITA BARER MICHAEL WYCOFF GAP BAND ARETHA FRANKLIN LILLO 8 13 GEORGE BENSON/In Your Eyes (WB) LIONEL RICHIE LIONEL RICHIE FOUR TOPS SHANNON WARWICK 6 VANDROS TOM BROWNE 10 SPEED ARETHA FRANKLIN MARY JANE GIRLS Again STONE CITY BAND JEFFREY OSBORNE WARWICK 6 VANDROS 24 RED HOLLOWAY/Hittin' The Road (JAM) PATTI LABELLE WEAK/Cleveland Hottest: Lynn Tolliver WC/PO/Detroit SH ALAMAR 18 PAQUITO DRIVERA/Live At Keystone Korner (Columbia) WBLZICinelnnell Hottest: ZAPP e) Brian White RUFUS 6 CHAKA Brian Cuts. IRENE CARA LIONEL RICHIE Generation (Epic) NEWCLEUS DEBAROE 18 HIROSHIMA/Third TALKING HEADS ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON BOBBY NUNN LIONEL RICHIE iD GLORIA GAYNOR RUFUS 6 CHAKA SN ALAMAR CON FUNK SHUN MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 15 17 MAYNARD FERGUSON/Storm (Palo Alto) MELBA MOORE SOS BAND SOS BAND KOOL 6 THE GANG KAIYA AL JARREAR NYC PEECH BOYS MADONNA WZENFMISI. Louts 17 18 KEITH JARRETT/Standards, Vol. I (ECM) JULIE SIMS 6 OATES NAKED EYES HALL WTLCIIndlenapolis Rod Klag MELBA MOORE KEN C O'BRYAN 19 RICHIE COLE/Some Things Speak For Themselves (Muse) Hottest: BOOTSY REYNOLDS PATTI LABELLE Jay Johnson LYDIA MURDOCK Hottest: PATTI LABELLE LIONEL RICHIE STEPHANIE MILLS TWILIGHT 22 20 KOINONIA/More Than A Feelin' (Breaker) KLIQUE ZAPP TWILIGHT 22 ATLANTIC STARR KOOL 6 THE GANG RUFUS i CHAKA WAS (NOT WAS) Hottest: MTUME SN ALAMAR 30 MICHAEL FRANKS/Passionfruit (WB) ANDRE CYMONE ANITA BARER ACTIVE FORCE LIONEL RICHIE ® LIONEL RICHIE IRENE CARA JENNIFER HOLLIDAY MIDNIGHT STAR CORTEZ MAJOR HARRIS TOM SCOTT/Target (Atlantic) RENE 6 ANGELA JONES GIRLS DONNA SUMMER DEBUT i ® Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY ORBIT LIONEL RICHIE 14 23 RAMSEY LEWIS/Les Fleurs (Columbia) WCINCinclnnatl WVKOIColumbus BRYSON A FLACK STEPHANIE MILLS Lyles/Jones ANDRE CYMONE Sid Kennedy Hottest: BERNARD WRIGHT 25 I+ FREE FLIGHT/Soaring (Palo Alto) e BROWNE WVOI/Toledo w MICHAEL SEMBELLO FI%% TOM CLAREE. & DUKE Mus Myrick PAT METHENY/Travels )ECMI SOS BAND MIDNIGHT STAR W JLBIDetroit 23 25 ATLANTIC STARR THIRD WORLD KOOL 6 THE GANG James Alexander WLUMIMItwaukee HERMAN/Presents A Great American Evening, Vol. 3 (Concord) MATTHEW WILDER IRENE CARA CON FUNK SHUN 26 ED WOODY Hottest: Rich Guzman CON FUNK SHUN STEPHANIE MILLS ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON COMMODORES BANES 27 AL DIMEOLA/Scenario (Columbia) LATEST WARWICK 6 VANDROS FI%% RON ® 3 MILLION RICK JAMES SKOOL BOYZ SKOOL BOYZ DONNA SUMMER JEFFREY OSBORNE & NELSON RIDDLE ORCHESTRA/What's New (Asylum) FOUR TOPS JAMES INGRAM ENCHANTMENT 21 28 L. 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4 2 1 o K. ROGERS with D. PARTON/Islands In The Stream (RCA) 5 4 2 o RICKY SKAGGS/You've Got A Lover (Epic) 10 6 3 i© LEE GREENWOOD/Somebody's Gonna Love You (MCA) ti 8 6 0 BARBARA MANDRELL/One Of A Kind Pair Of Fools (MCA) BREAKERS® 17 13 9 © GEORGE JONES/Tennessee Whiskey (Epic) 19 14 11 Q EARL THOMAS CONLEY/Holding Her And Loving You (RCA) 'Breakers are those newer records that have the greatest level of 16 12 10 Q MICKEY GILLEY/Your Love Shines Through (Epic) station activity on any given week. 22 17 13 0 ANNE MURRAY/A Little Good News (Capitol) RONNIE McDOWELL 9 5 4 9 STEVE WARINER/Midnight Fire (RCA) 21 18 15 DEBORAH ALLEN/Baby I Lied (RCA) You Made A Wanted Man Of Me (Epic) 15 to 8 11 EDDIE RABBITT/You Put The Beat In My Heart (WB) On 73% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 30, Same 36, Down 0, Debuts 19, Adds 25. A Most Added Record. Debuts at number 45 on the Country Chart. 31 28 18 ® JANIE FRICKE/Tell Me A Lie (Columbia) WAYLON JENNINGS with HANK WILLIAMS JR. 12 9 7 13 GARY MORRIS/The Wind Beneath My Wings (WB) The Conversation (RCA) 29 21 17 MICHAEL MURPHEY/Don't Count The Rainy Days (Liberty) On 71% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 27, Same 31, Down 0, Debuts 25, Adds 24. 25 22 18 JIM GLASER/The Man In The Mirror (Noble Vision) A Most Added Record. Moves 50-47 on the Country Chart. 30 27 19 0 CONWAY TWITTY/Heartache Tonight (WB) CRYSTAL GAYLE 38 30 24 JOHN ANDERSON/Black Sheep (WB) The Sound Of Goodbye (WB) 1 1 5 18 ALABAMA/Lady Down On Love (RCA) On 61% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 7, Same 17, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 63. A 26 23 21 BANDANA/Outside Lookin' In (WB) Most Added Record. Debuts at number 49 on the Country Chart. 28 25 22 a BELLAMY BROTHERS/Strong Weakness (Curb/WB) 18 15 14 21 SYLVIA/The Boy Gets Around (RCA) MOST ADDED HOTTEST 32 28 25 22 SISSY SPACEK/Lonely, But Only For You (Atlantic America) 40 33 27 Efii LARRY GATLIN & GATLIN BROTHERS/Houston (Columbia) CRYSTAL GAYLE (63) KENNY ROGERS with DOLLY PARTON (110) 36 31 28 e WHITES/When The New Wears Off Our Love (Curb/WB) The Sound Of Goodbye (WB) Islands In The Stream (RCA) 41 35 30 ATLANTA/Dixie Dreamin' (MDJ) CHARLY McCLAIN (40) LEE GREENWOOD (58) S 14 11 12 26 STATLER BROTHERS/Guilty Sentimental O)' You (Epic) Somebody's Gonna Love You (MCA) (Mercury/PolyGram) MOE BANDY (35) EARL THOMAS CONLEY (47) 37 32 29 KENDALLS/Movin' Train (Mercury/PolyGram) You're Gonna Lose Her Like... (Columbia) Holding Her And Loving You (RCA) 46 38 32 a HANK WILLIAMS JR./Queen Of My Heart (Curb/WB) LOUISE MANDRELL (34) ANNE MURRAY (39) 50 41 33 GEORGE STRAIT/You Look So Good In Love (MCA) Runaway Heart A Little Good News a (RCA) (Capitol) 49 44 36 WILLIE NELSON & WAYLON JENNINGS/Take It To The Limit (Columbia) MEL McDANIEL (34) GEORGE JONES 137) 47 39 34 NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND/Dance Little Jean (Liberty) I Call It Love (Capitol) Tennessee Whiskey (Epic) ® 8 7 REBA SHELLY WEST (33) RICKY SKAGGS (33) 23 32 McENTIRE/Why Do We Want... (Mercury/PolyGram) Another Motel Memory (Viva) You've Got A Lover (Epic) - 48 37 ® T.G. SHEPPARD/Slow Burn (Curb/WB) 39 34 31 34 EXILE/High Cost Of Leaving (Epic) - 48 41 ® VERN GOSDIN/I Wonder Where We'd Be Tonight (Compleat/PolyGram) NEW & ACTIVE 48 42 38 © GUS HARDIN/Loving You Hurts (RCA) 2 3 20 37 DON WILLIAMS/Nobody But You (MCA) 49 44 ED PRIDE/Every Recent releases are listed in order of their activity. The two numbers following the artist title label designation )example. - CHARLEY Heart Should Have One (RCA) 100 251 indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week 11001 and of those how many added It this week - - 46 C) OAK RIDGE BOYS/Ozark Mountain Jubilee (MCA) 1251. "Moves" are broken down for each record and indicate how many stations moved the song up on their charts held It 50 45 JOHNNY LEE/My Baby Don't Slow Dance (WB) the Same Ion to on, add to on, 31-31, etc J, moved It Down on their charts, or Added it this week. 19 indicated one of Q 23 19 26 41 TERRI GIBBS/Anybody Else's Heart But Mine thls week's uvx added new songs. (MCA) 3 20 35 42 CHARLY McCLAIN & MICKEY GILLEY/Paradise Tonight (Epic) DAVID FRIZZELL "A Million Light Beers Ago" (Viva) 87/6 - - 47 m JOHN CONLEE/In My Eyes (MCA) National Summary, Up 40, Same 26, Down 0, Debuts 15, Adds 6, KLLL, WQYK-FM, WHK, WHBF, KRAK, KEEN, WSNO d-48, - - 49 DAVID FRIZZELL/A Million Light Beers Ago (Viva) WSEN-AM-FM d-41, KMML 31-24, KHEY-AM 46-36. WXCL d-43, KTTS-AM-FM 40-30, KIK-FM 43-36, KN1X-FM d-40, KWJJ 0 RONNIE McDOWELL/You Made A Wanted Man Of Me (Epic) 27-24. Moves 49-44 on the Country Chart based on strength where played. DEBUT 0 STEPHANIE WINSLOW "Kiss Me Darling" (Curb/MCA) 75/5 - - 48 GAIL DAVIES/You're A Hard Dog (To Keep...) (WB) National Summary: Up 42, Same 22, Down 1, Debuts 5, Adds 5, WWOD/WKZZ, KYXX, WMIL, K1OV-FM, KIGO, WGNA-FM - - 50 WAYLON JENNINGS with HANK WILLIAMS JR./The Conversation (RCA) 25-21, WWVA 18-16, KHEY-AM 19-15, WLWI-FM 15-10, KRMD-AM-FM 19-16, KBMR 20-15, KSO 13-10, KVEG 20-17, KTOM f 15-13. Debuts at number 50 on the Country Chart based on strength where played. 8 16 39 48 KENNY ROGERS/Scarlet Fever (Liberty) JOE STAMPLEY "Double Shot Of My Baby's Love" (Epic) 74/17 DEBUT C) CRYSTAL GAYLE/The Sound Of Goodbye (WB) including National Summary: Up 8, Same 35, Down 0, Debuts 13, Adds 17 WCAW, WIXL-FM, WCOS-AM-FM, WOKK, WRNL, STEPHANIE WINSLOW/Kiss Me Darling WUSQ-FM, KBMR, WMAQ, KSO, WAXX, WITL-FM, WDGY, WTOD, KYGO-FM, KUGN-FM. DEBUT Q (Curb/MCA) MARK GRAY "Wounded Hearts" (Columbia) 73/11 National Summary: Up 14, Same 35, Down 0, Debuts 13, Adds 11, WOKQ, WPOR-FM, WSEN-AM-FM, KIX106, WMZQ, KLVI, Th6 chart Is based solete on compiled weekly reports from our reporting stations. Black circled numbers Indicate general KXYL, WUBE-FM, WDAF, KFDI-AM-FM, KVEG, WLWI-FM d-36, WTSO 28-21, KUGN-FM d-45, KSON-FM d-38. mrttInued upward movement. QLOUISE MANDRELL "Runaway Heart" (RCA) 62/34 National Summary: Up 2, Same 20, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 34 including WPOR-FM, WSEN-AM-FM, WWVA, WSOC-FM, WCOS-AM-FM, WRNL, WTQR-FM, WFMS-FM, WTSO, WOW, WXCL, KIK-FM, KMAK, KVEG, KSOP-FM. onMOE BANDY "You're Gonna Lose Her Like That" (Columbia) 35/35 LACY J. DALTON "Windin' Down" (Columbia) 62/6 National Summary: Up 0, Same 0, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 35 including WPOR-FM, WWVA, KIKK-FM, WMC-AM, KKYX, National Summary: Up 23, Same 22, Down 0, Debuts 11, Adds 6, WVAM, WMZO, KMML, WDAF, WITL-FM, WHBF, KLVI 29-18, WMAQ, WCXI-AM-FM, WXCL, KRST-FM, KNIX-FM, WSOC-FM d-40, WLWI-FM d-37, KKYX 37-31, KRMD-AM-FM 28-23, KTTS-AM-FM 43-33, KFDI-AM-FM 44-38, KKAL d-41, KATY MOFFATT "Under Loved And Over Lonely" (Permian) 30/5 KTOM 41-36. National Summary: Up 4, Same 19, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 5, WVAM, WSEN-AM-FM, WLWI-FM, WTOD, KKAL, WSIX-FM KATHY MATTEA "Street Talk" (Mercury/PolyGram) 60/10 31-29. KRMD-AM-FM d-48, KBMR 49-40, KITS -AM -FM 46-36, KFDI-AM-FM d-47. National Summary: Up 16, Same 25, Down 0, Debuts 9, Adds 10, WVAM, WPOR-FM, KYXX, WRNL, WMNI, WKMF, WDGY, ED HUNNICUTT "My Angel's Got The Devil In Her Eyes" (MCA) 29/4 WHBF, KVOO, KIGO, WSEN-AM-FM 44-30, WYNK-FM 50-43, WJQS d-35, KSO 32-26, KWJJ d-47. National Summary: Up 14, Same 9, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 4, WVAM, KMML, WITL-FM, KVOO, WSEN-AM-FM 48-38, WEZL-FM FAMILY BROWN "We Really Got A Hold On Love" (RCA) 56/2 d-43, WJQS 20-15, KBMR 26-20, WCXI-AM-FM 44-37, WTOD 34-29. National Summary: Up 9, Same 37, Down 0, Debuts 8, Adds 2, KIX106, KKAL, WSEN-AM-FM 48-37, WMZQ d-40, WYNK-FM JERRY REED "I'm A Slave" (RCA) 26/24 d-47, KHEY-AM 45-35, WESC-AM-FM d-45, WKSJ-FM 44-34, WSIX-FM 27-25, KRMD-AM-FM 49-43, WKKQ-AM 48a42, KFGO National Summary: Up 1, Same 1, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 24 including WOKQ, WSEN-AM-FM, WYNK-FM, WKSJ-FM, d-47, KITS -AM -FM d-42, KUGN-FM d-50, KSOP-FM 50-39. WONE, WCXI-AM-FM, KIK-FM, KWJJ, KRSY, KSOP-FM. SHELLY WEST "Another Motel Memory" (Viva) 52/33 ED BRUCE "After All" (MCA) 25/25 pnLABNational Summary: Up 2, Same 14, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 33 including WSEN-AM-FM, WYII, WKSJ-FM, WLWI-FM, UZI National Summary: Up 0, Same 0, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 25 including WKHK, WNYR, KASE, WSOC-FM, WTQR-FM, WSIX-FM, WIRK -FM, KBMR, KSO, WOW, KIOV-FM, WTOD, KFDI-AM-FM, KUZZ, KVEG, KCBQ. WKKQ-AM, WTOD, KFDI-AM-FM, Q92, KGA. MERLE HAGGARD "It's All In The Game" (MCA) 50/2 DEAN DILLON "Famous Last Words Of A Fool" (RCA) 24/8 National Summary: Up 30, Same 16, Down 1, Debuts 1, Adds 2, WIXY, KKAL, WXKW 23-20, WKHK 33-29, WMZQ 30-26, National Summary: Up 0, Same 14, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 8, WSEN-AM-FM, WJQS, WSLR, KCJB, WWJO, KUGN-FM, KSOP- CHOW 49-39, KHEY-AM 33-25, KIKK-FM 22-19, KLRA 41-35, WSIX-FM 29-24, KRMD-AM-FM 24-19, WWWW-FM d-32, KEBC- FM, KIGO, WSIX-FM d-37, KVOO d-49. FM 24-20. RANDY BARLOW "Don't Leave Me Lonely Loving..." (Gazelle) 24/4 RAZZY BAILEY "This Is Just The First Day" (RCA) 49/20 National Summary: Up 2, Same 17, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 4, KFGO, KEBC-FM, KIOV-FM, KVEG, WLWI-FM on, KRMD-AM-FM National Summary: Up 3, Same 18, Down 0, Debuts 8, Adds 20 including WGNA-FM, WIXL-FM, WSEN-AM-FM, KMML, WXBQ- on, KSO 38-35, KITS -AM -FM d-44, KVOO 50-45, KSOP-FM on. FM, WEZL-FM, WJQS, WWOD/WKZZ, WUSO-FM, WGEE, WFMS-FM, KUZZ, KVEG, KWJJ, KIGO. SIERRA "Old Fashioned Lovin' " (Cardinal) 23/4 REX ALLEN JR. "The Air That I Breathe" (Moon Shine) 49/14 National Summary: Up 3, Same 16, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 4, WIXL-FM, KXYL, KHEY-AM, KTOM, WGNA-FM 45-40, CHOW National Summary: Up 10, Same 20, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 14, WVAM, WYII, KEAN-AM-FM, WWOD/WKZZ, WKSJ-FM, 46-42, WYII 50-45. WPAP-FM, WUSQ-FM, WONE, WITL-FM, WXCL, KIOV-FM, KITS-AM -FM, KGEM/KJOT, KMAK. DAVID WILLS "Miss Understanding" (RCA) 21/19 MEL TILLIS "She Meant Forever When She Said..." (MCA) 49/13 National Summary: Up 0, Same 2, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 19 including WSNO, WSEN-AM-FM, KXYL, WMC-AM, WSIX-FM, National Summary: Up 4, Same 23, Down 0, Debuts 9, Adds 13,. WBGW-FM, WIXL-FM, KHEY-AM, WESC-AM-FM, WRNL, KBMR, WKKQ-AM, KIOV-FM, KRWQ-FM, KTOM, KGA. WAXX, KWMT, KUZZ, KGEM/KJOT, KKCS, KRWQ-FM, KVEG. LORETTA LYNN "Walking With My Memories" (MCA) 18/8 CRYSTAL GAYLE "Keepin' Power" (Columbia) 45/1 National Summary: Up 1, Same 8, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adda 8, KRRV, KLRA, WPAP-FM, KKYX, KSO, WXCL, KITS -AM -FM, KSOP- National Summary: Up 25, Same 18, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 1, WIXY, WXKW 19-14, KMML 35-30, KHEY-AM 41-32, KLRA FM, WVAM d-46, WCXI-AM-FM 41-34. 28-22. WPAP-FM 31-26, WKIX 26-22, KRMD-AM-FM 20-15, WMNI d-39, WITL-FM 36-34, KVOO 31-27, KUGN-FM 47-43. PENNY DeHAVEN "Only The Names Have Been Changed" (Main Street) 18/7 National Summary: Up 2, Seme 5, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 7, WSEN-AM-FM, KHEY-AM, WSLR, KSO, KITS -AM -FM, KVEG, WKYG d-40, WOKK d-50, KRMD-AM-FM d-49. ACTION MASON DIXON "Every Breath You Take" (Texas) 18/4 SIGNIFICANT National Summary: Up 7, Same 5, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 4, KBMR, KFGO, KIK-FM, KVEG, KPLX-FM 29-26, KHEY-AM 39-34, WJQS 32-29, KRMD-AM-FM d-47, WOW 44-37, KITS -AM -FM d-45. JAN GRAY "Before We Knew It" 44/8 (James) RAY PRICE "Coors 16/8 National Summary: Up 11, Same 17, Down 0, Debuts 8, Adds 8, WVAM, KIX106, CHOW, WLWI-FM, KECK, KITS -AM -FM, KIK- & Colorado" (Viva) National Summary: 2, 7, Down Debuts Adds KKYX, KBMR, KEBC-FM, KIOV-FM, FM, KKAL, WJQS 38-26, WONE d-40. Up Same 0, 0, 8, WEZL-FM, KITS -AM -FM, KV00, KIGO, WVAM 50-45, KSOP-FM 47a43. DARRELL CLANTON "Lonesome 7-7203" (Audiograph) 43/8 National Summary: Up 10, Same 18, Down 0, Debuts 7, Adds 8, WWVA, WYII. WKSJ-FM, KRMD-AM-FM, WQYK-FM, KFGO, CANNONS "One Step Closer" (Compleat/PolyGram) 15/3 National Summary: Up 1, Same 10, Down O. Debuts 1, Adds 3. WJQS, WNOX, KWMT. KMAK, KNIX-FM, KASE d-40, KITS -AM -FM 45-35. len MEL McDANIEL "I Call It Love" (Capitol) 41/34 SAVANNAH "Backstreet Ballet" (Mercury/PolyGram) 15/2 National Summary: Up 4, Same 6, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 2, WXKW, WOW, WGTO 46-42, WKSJ-FM d-50, WCMS-FM d-49, LAM National Summary: Up 0, Same 7, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 34 including WVAM, WLWI-FM, WSIX-FM, KBMR, WCXI-AM- KKYX FM, KEBC-FM, WXCL, KIK-FM, KKAL, KNIX-FM, KRAK, KGA. WPAP-FM 43-37, 50-43, KEBC-FM d-49. ALLAN COE Old DCHARLY McCLAIN "Sentimental 01' You" (Epic) 40/40 DAVID "Crazy Soldier" (Columbia) 15/0 National Summary: Up 7, Same 8, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 0, WYNK-FM 40-37, WNOX 37-35, WAMZ-FM 30-29, WKSJ-FM National Summary: Up 0, Same 0, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 40 including WYRK, KIKK-FM, WMC-AM, WLWI-FM, WQYK-FM, 40-35, KRMD AM -FM 41-39, WKKQ-AM 38-37. WIRK -FM, WCXI-AM-FM, KFGO, WOW, KUGN-FM, KCKC, WNOX. 32-23, WPAP-FM THOM SCHUYLER "Brave Heart" (Liberty) 40/9 National Summary: Up 3, Same 21, Down 0, Debuts 7, Adds 9, WIXL-FM, WPOR-FM, WIXY, KMML, WFNC, WESC-AM-FM, Adds & Hots ... See Page 57 KBMR, KFGO, KUUY, KITS -AM -FM 47-37.

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S ISSY SRA.Ie BANDANA GROOT EDMUNDS MR GRAM JIM GLASER Nottmt LRE ALABAMA report this week and therefore Notteet CONWAY TRIM', GEORGE JONG G. MOMS COWL. B ARBARA MERGE AIABAG ROGERS PARTON MRIE AMA SISSY SPACER RIC. SKAGGS GEORGE JONES its was frozen: .CICY SKAGGS EARL THOMAS G GEORGE JCRS playlist LEE GE:RAKED MI CM( GILLEY Alen MURRAY MERLE LEE GRIGG:DOD JOIN ANDERSON LARRY GATLIN BARBARA GGRELL CONWAY 'FRIG( E DDIE RABBI, KEIN/Great Falls BARBARA MG.M. GEORGE GEES

MANDRELL Spun Gold (MCA) "Overnight (WB) BARBARA - - "Haunted House" Sensation" "A Mar's Not A Men Till He's Loved By A Women" Hottest Tracks: JOHN ANDERSON Most Requested: MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY - The Heart Never Lies - (Liberty) "Will It Be Love By Morning" "Radio Land" "Disenchanted" K. ROGERS with D. PARTON "Islands In The..." (RCA) ANNE MURRAY -A Little Good News - (Capitol) "Come On JOHN ANDERSON "Black Sheep" (WB) Love" "Sentimental Favorite" "Come To Me" "That's Not The Way (It's EARL THOMAS CONLEY "Holding Her And..." (RCA) COUNTRY ALBUMS S'posed To Be)" "I'm Not Afraid Anymore" Cuts in bold type are receiving the heaviest airplay. KENNY ROGERS - Eyes That See In The Dark - (RCA) ANNE MURRAY "A Little Good News" (Capitol) "Burled Treasure" "Evening Star" "Eyes That See In The Dark" GARY MORRIS "The Wind Beneath My Wings" (WB) RICKY SKAGGS Don't Cheat In Our Hometown - LEE GREENWOOD "Somebody's Gonna Love..." (MCA) JOHN ANDERSON All The People Are Talkin' - (WB) - - Heed Over Heels In Love" "Uncle Pen" "Honey ALABAMA "Lady Down On Love" (RCA) "Haunted House" "Call On Me" "An Occasional Eagle" "Look What Followed (Sugar Hill/Epic) "I'm That Door)" Cheat In Our Hometown" Me Home" (Open "Don't RICKY SKAGGS " You've Got A Lover" (Epic) EARL THOMAS CONLEY Don't Make It Easy For Me - GEORGE STRAIT - Right Or Wrong - (MCA) "Right Or - Wrong" "A Little Heaven's Rubbing Off On Me" ")'m Satisfied With You" "Crowd Around The Comer" "Angel In Disguise" "Don't Make It (RCA) In The Feeling (WB) "I Think I'm Easy For Me" "You Can't Go On (Like A Rolling Stone)" "Home So Fine" CONWAY TWITTY - Lost - In Love" "First Things First" "You've Got A Good Love Coming" FRICKE Love Lies (Columbia) "Let's Stop Talkie' AlrplayI50 ... See Page 56 JANIE - - "man of About It" "Love Lies" "Where's The Fire" "How Do You Fell Out Of Love" HANK WILLIAMS JR. - Man Of Steel - (WB/Curb) ) Feels" Blues" "Lonely People" Steel" "Now Know How George "Lovesick

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 58 R&R/Friday, October 28, 1983 MOST ADDED HOTTEST Adult /contemporary DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES (47) Say It Isn't So (RCA) LIONEL RICHIE (1121 Continued from Back Page L. RONSTADT & All Night Long (All Night) (Motown) N. RIDDLE ORCHESTRA (31) KENNY ROGERS with DOLLY PARTON (86) What's New (Asylum) Islands In The Stream (RCA) ELTON JOHN (26) BILLY JOEL (82) I Guess That's Why They Call It... (Geffen) Uptown Girl (Columbia) BARBRA STREISAND (23) MANHATTAN TRANSFER (54) L BREAKERS® The Way He Makes Me Feel (Columbia) Spice Of Life (Atlantic) 7 CRYSTAL GAYLE (19) P. McCARTNEY and M. JACKSON (54) The Sound Of Goodbye (WB) Say Say Say (Columbia) MELISSA MANCHESTER (19) PEABO BRYSON & ROBERTA FLACK (33) DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES No One Can Love You Tonight I Celebrate My Love (Capitol) Say It Isn't So (RCA) More Than Me (Arista; 66% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 44/18, Light 42/27, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 47 including 3WS, WTAE, WPRO, KVIL-FM, WAXY, WFYR, WCZY, WOMC, WHB, WMYX, KPPL, KKLT, KGW, KBEST, KEZR, and IN JENNIFER WARNES/CHRIS THOMPSON "Al The Right Moves" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 24/18 Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 5/4. Light 18/13. Extra Adds 1. Total Adda 18, 8100, KBEST, WAHR, WHBC, KUGN, KKUA, 32 more. Debuts at number 23 on the A/C chart. KKPL, WEIM, WSKI, KORO, WSKY, WCKQ, KFSB, WJON, WBOW, KFQD, KQSW, KALE. Medium: KFMB. Light: WRVA, WKNE, LINDA RONSTADT & NELSON RIDDLE ORCHESTRA WCHV, WLVA, KRSB. MICHAEL JACKSON "P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)" (Epic) 24/5 What's New (Asylum) Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 15/4, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, WPRO, KVIL-FM, WAXY, WCZY, KMGG. Heavy: WRIE, WGY, WCKQ, KALE. Medium: WSB-FM, WMJI, KGW, KWAV, WSKI, WCHV, WVBS, KEEZ, KFQD, KQSW, KRSB. Light: WQUE- 57% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 29/5, Light 43/24, FM, KPPL, V100, WFMK. Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 31 including WTAE, W101, B100, KBEST, WSFM, STACY LATTISAW "Miracles" (Cotillion/Atco) 18/1 WGOW, WIVY, WRVR, WSRZ, WHBC, WENS, KOIL, 3WM, KKUA, KISN, and Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 11/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WZZP. Heavy: WRIE, WEZC, KMGG. Medium: WFBR, 16 more. Debuts at number 28 on the A/C chart. WYNY, WSB-FM, KVIL-FM, WQUE-FM, KOST, WICC, WLAC-FM, Y107, WEZS, KEXO. Light: B100, Y97, WAHR. KOOL & THE GANG "Joanna" (De-Lite/PolyGram) 17/17 JACKSON BROWNE LAM Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/2, Light 14/14, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 17, WCCO, WHHY, WHBY, WTRX, WEIM, WKNE, Tender Is The Night (Asylum) WSKI, KORQ, WCKQ, WCHV, WLVA, KVIC, KFSB, KEEZ, WJON, WBOW, KQSW. QPAUL SIMON "Allergies" (WB) 16/16 54% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 42/5, Light 22/5, Ex- Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/6, Light 10/10, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 16, WCCO, KHOW, KGW, WIVY, WHHY, WSRZ, tra Adds 0, Total Adds 10, WFYR, KUDL, KHOW, B100, WICC, KEY103, KUGN, WSKI, KORO, WSKY, KVIC, WVBS, KEEZ, KKJO, KRNO, KRSB. WAHR, KSTT, KKPL, KKJO. Debuts at number 27 on the A/C chart. MINOR DETAIL "Hold On" (Polydor/PolyGram) 16/8 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/3, Light 13/5, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 8, WCCO, WHHY, KOIL, KUDO, WTNY, WSKY, WCKQ, POINTER SISTERS KEEZ. Light: WAHR, WHBC, WEIM, WTKO, WSKI, WBOW, KQSW, KRSB. Due to a computer error, this song should have appeared as 10/10 last week instead of 8/8. I Need You (Planet/RCA) BETTE MIDLER "Favorite Waste Of Time" (Atlantic) 15/3 52% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 43/6, Light 25/8, Ex- Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 11/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, KSTT, WCKQ, WBOW. Medium: WMAZ, WEIM, tra Adds 0, Total Adds 14, WSB, KHOW, KKLT, KFMB, V100, WTIC, WGY, WTNY. Light: WAHR, WVLK, WKNE, WSKI, KORQ, WCHV, WCIL, KWEB, KRNO. WAFB, WVLK, KMGG, KISN, WCKQ, WNGS, KFSB. Debuts at number 30 on JOHN DENVER "Hold On Tightly" (RCA) 14/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/O, Medium 7/1, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WISM-FM, KFQD. Medium: WMAZ, KSL, WKNE, WLVA, the A/C chart. KEXO, KALE. Light: WAHR, WHBY, WEIM, WGSV, KKJO, KTWO. MOTELS JIMMY BUFFETT "One Particular Harbour" (MCA) 13/9 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/2, Light 7/6, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 9, WCCO, WAHR, WMAZ, WHHY, WEIM, WKNE, WSKI, Suddenly Last Summer (Capitol) WGSV, KTWO. Medium: 97AIA, WRVA, WSRZ. Light: WNGS. 50% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 20/1, Medium 34/6, Light 14/4, PAUL YOUNG "Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home)" (Columbia) 12/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WCZY, WEIM. Medium: WGY, KUDO, WKNE, KEEZ. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 11, GR55, WPRO, KKLT, WRIE, WHEN, WKGW, Light: WAHR, WFMK, WCKQ, WCHV, WHNN, KRSB. WRVR, KOIL, KISN, KPPL, WCHV. Moves 29-24 on the A/C chart. PASADENA ROOF ORCHESTRA "Looney Tunes" (Reward/CBS) 11/6 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/1, Light 9/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 6, WVLK, KEX, WSKI, WCHV, KEEZ, KQSW. Light: WCCO, WEIM, WJBC, KWEB, WJON. CULTURE CLUB "Church Of The Poison Mind" (Virgin/Epic) 11/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 5/3, Extra Adda 1, Total Adds 4, WCZY, V100, KOIL, KSTT. Medium: WHHY, KUDO, NEW ed ACTIVE WSKI, WSKY, WVBS. Light: WSRZ, KRNO. PAUL ANKA "Give Me The Word" (Columbia) 9/6 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/2, Light 6/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 6, WHBY, WTKO, WCKQ, WCIL, KEEZ, KALE. Medium: KVIC. Light: WJON, KKJO. QMELISSA MANCHESTER "No One Can Love You More Than Me" (Arista) 60/19 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 25/8, Light 34/10, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 19, KPPL, KOST, KKLT, WAEB, WGY, WHEN, ASIA "The Smile Has Left Your Eyes" (Geffen) 9/1 WHBC, KSTT, 3WM, KUGN, KKUA, KUDO, WVBS, KRNO. Medium: WIVY, KWAV, KEY103, WAFB, WTMA, WHHY, WISM-FM, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/1, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WOMC. Medium: WSKI, WSKY, WCKQ, WVBS, KEEZ. WEIM, WTKO, WSKI, WTNY, KORQ, WSKY, WLVA, KVIC, WCIL, KEEZ, WJON, KFQD, KEXO, KQSW, KALE. Light: WCZY, KRDO, WTKO. FOUR TOPS "I Just Can't Walk Away" (Motown) 60/18 KLIQUE "Stop Doggin' Me Around" (MCA) 9/1 LAB Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 25/3, Light 34/14, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 18, WCCO, KGW, B100, KFMB, WKGW, 2WD, Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 3/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KKJO. Heavy: 97AIA, WBEN. Medium: WFBR, WHHY, WHBY, WHBC, KEX, KISN, WKNE, WTNY, KORQ, WJBC, KWEB, WHNN, WJON, KKJO. Medium: WAEB, WBEN, WSFM, WGY, WEZS. Light: WEIM, WSKI, KRSB. WMAZ, WHHY, WRVA, KUDO, KWAV, KSL, WEIM, WTKO, WSKI, WSKY, WCKQ, WLVA, WCIL, KFSB, KEXO, KQSW, KRSB, KALE. NAKED EYES "When The Lights Go Out" (EMI America) 8/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 8/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WTRX, WEIM. Light: WCZY, WFMK, WSKI, WSKY, JOE "BEAN" ESPOSITO "Lady Lady Lady" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 50/10 WCHV, WBOW. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 21/2, Light 28/7, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 10, KFMB, 2WD, WHBC, KUGN, WWNR, WTKO, WSKY, KVIC, KTWO, KEXO. Medium: WFBR, WSB-FM, B100, WEZC, WMAZ, WHJHY, WLAC-FM, WEZS, KRNT, WISM-FM, WEIM, PRINCE "Delirious" (WB) 8/0 WSKI, WTNY, WCKQ, WLVA, WCIL, KFSB, KRNO, KALE. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WSKI. Medium: WCZY, WEZC, WLAC-FM, KRDO, WVBS. Light: V100, KEEZ. aELTON JOHN "I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues" (Geffen) 44/26 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 18/10, Light 25/16, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 26, WFBR, WSB-FM, WOMC, KFMB, WBEN, STRAY CATS "I Won't Stand In Your Way" (EMI America) 7/5 Y97, WMJJ, WIVY, WSRZ, WHBC, WENS, WFMK, KSTT, KRAV, WEIM, WTKO, WKNE, WCKQ, WLVA, KVIC, WVBS, WJBC, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/2, Light 5/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WFBR, WFMK, WSKI, KEEZ, KWEB. Light: WSKY, KRSB. KFSB, KEEZ, KFQD, KQSW. Heavy: WCCO. Medium: WMAZ, WHBY, KUDO, WSKI, WCIL, KKJO, KRNO, KRSB. IRENE CARA "Why Me?" (Network/Geffen) 7/3 In CRYSTAL GAYLE "The Sound Of Goodbye" (WB) 40/19 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 4/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WCZY, KSTT, WVBS. Medium: WSKI, WTNY. Light: LMI Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 18/8, Light 20/10, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 19, WCCO, KFMB, KEY103, WBT, WIVY, WVLK, WQUE-FM, KRAV. WTRX, WWNR, WTKO, WKNE, WSKI, WTNY, WCKO, WVBS, WJBC, WCIL, KEEZ, KQSW, KALE. Heavy: WAHR. Medium: WFBR, WMAZ, KRNT, KEX, KORQ, WGSV, WLVA, KFSB, WJON, KKJO. TACO "Cheek To Cheek" (RCA) 7/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/1, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, 55KRC, WEIM. Medium: WMAZ, WCHV. Light: WAHR, JOURNEY "Send Her My Love" (Columbia) 40/12 WJBC, KFQD. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 20/3, Light 18/8, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 12, WSB-FM, KPPL, WGY, WKGW, KEY103, WENS, WCPI, WCIL, KWEB, KKJO, KFQD, KTWO. Heavy: WFMK. Medium: WFBR, WOMC, WMAZ, WLAC-FM, WSRZ, KRNT, KSTT, HERB ALPERT "Red Hot" (A&M) 7/0 KRDO, KUDO, KWAV, WSKI, WSKY, WCKQ, WCHV, WVBS, WBOW, KQSW. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Medium: KEX, KSL, KFQD. Light: WCCO, WHBC, WFMK, WKNE. POLICE "King Of Pain" (A&M) 37/2 Rotations: Heavy 15/0, Medium 15/0, Light 7/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WZZP, K108. Heavy: WQUE-FM, WFYR, KEY103, OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN "Twist Of Fate" (MCA) 6/6 WEZC, WSRZ, WISM-FM, KRAV, KRDO, KMGG, WSKI, WTNY, WCKQ, WCHV, WVBS, KALE. Medium: WTAE, WAXY, 97AIA, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/3, Light 3/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 6, WFBR, WCCO, KHOW, WSKI, KVIC, KQSW. WMJI, WCZY, V100, WLAC-FM, Y107, KSTT, 3WM, KBOI, WCPI, WSKY, WCIL, WHNN. ATLANTA "Dixie Dreamin' " (MDJ) 6/1 STEVIE NICKS "If Anyone Falls" (Modem/Atco) 35/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/O, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KEXO. Light: WCCO, WAHR, WSKI, WCKQ, KQSW. Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 20/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WOUE-FM, WFMK, WISM-FM, KMGG, WSKI, WTNY, WVBS, KFSB, WBOW. Medium: WTAE, WAXY, 97AIA, WCZY, KPPL, WHEN, WLAC-FM, KSTT, KRAV, KRDO, KWAV, ELO "Stranger" (Jet/CBS) 5/5 Rotations: Heavy WCPI, KORQ, WCKQ, WCHV, WNGS, WHNN, KFQD, KRSB, KALE. 0/0, Medium 2/2, Light 3/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, KGW, WSRZ, KFSB, KRSB, KALE.

NUW & ACTIVE Includes songs reported by at least 30 of our A/C reporting stations. Me SIGNIFICANT ACTION two numbers Micro/Mg the artist/tltie (label) designation indicate how marry A/C reporters are on the record this week and, of those; how many added K for the first time this week. A/C stations report their playllsts by rotations diem, Medkim, Light, and Add). The two numbers following each rotational designation indicate how many BERTIE HIGGINS "When You Fall In Love" (Kat Family/CBS) 27/7 stations have the record in that particular rotation and, of those, how many added K Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/1, Light 21/5, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WVLK, WMAZ, WHBC, WCPI, WCKQ, WJBC, KRSB. directly into that same rotation. Medium: WRVR, KSL. KFSB, KEXO. Light: WCCO, WAHR, WRVA, WSRZ, WHBY, WTRX, KKUA, WEIM, WKNE, WSKI, WGSV, WCIL, WJON, WBOW, KTWO, KQSW. CARLY SIMON "You Know What To Do" (WB) 26/1 Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 13/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WZZP. Heavy: B100, KEZR, WKNE, WCIL, KFSB, KALE. Medium: 97AIA, KGW, KBEST, WKGW, WHBY, KBOI, KWAV, KEX, WCHV, WLVA, KEEZ, KKJO, KFQD. Light: WRVA, WSRZ, WGSV, KVIC, WNGS, KTWO. MC Adds & Hots ... See Page 59

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Allen Soundon SPANDAU BALLET Hoffeet: LIONEL RICHIE MELISSA MANCHESTE LIONEL RICHIE STRAY CATS MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS STEVIE MOODS ROGERS 6 PARTON SPANDAU BALLET STRAY CATS ROGERS L PARTON JOE ESPOSITO BRYSON L FLACK Hottest: MOTELS Hottest: MCCARTNEY L JACKS ALABAMA B ILLY JOEL LIONEL RICHIE ELTON JOHN BILLY JOEL HALL 6 OATES B ILLY JOEL ROGERS 6 PARTON LIONEL RICRIE Hottest: CARPENTERS LIONEL RICHIE LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL ONJ BRYSON 6 FLACK BERTIE HIGGINS LIONEL RICRIE LAND ROGERS 6 PARTON LIONEL RICRIE HALL BRYSON i FLACK MCCARTNEY i JACKS Nottest: Hottest: MANHATTAN TRANSPE Hottest: WOOWIChaMnoogA BILLY JOEL ROGERS L PARTON Parallel Three BARBRA STREISAND ROGERS 6 PARTON 6.0E/Rochester LIONEL RICHIE ALABAMA SPANDAU BALLET MANHATTAN TRANSFE AIR SUPPLY BILLY JOEL SOMNIerICMean LIONEL RICHIE Gary Smnh AL JARREAR BRYSON 6 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS FLACK WHHYIMOMpanay BRYSON A FLACK ANNE MURRAY SPANDAU BALLET ROGERS 6 PARTON Parallel Two BARBRA STREISAND Hononnhomaa SHEENA EASTON RICHIE TRANSFO WHNNISagIMM LIONEL MANHATTAN WJBCIBIoomIMAIOA, IL BILLY JOEL LINDA RONSTADT WCKOICampbNIMlle, KV BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS Guy Perry AL JARREAD Sottest: WFYRIChlcapo Stew Ssbwltt JIMMY DOFFETT JacksonBpya* XotteLt: LIONEL RICHIE MINOR DETAIL John WeAabea BASERA STREISAND KEYIOEIAIIºNn L GR55Bunalo LIONEL RICRIE 55KRCICInelneal ELTON JOHN WSBIAlien4 ROGERS L PARTON MELISSA MANCHESTE HALL OATES Joe Geluskl BRYSON L FLAC« DAN FOUR TOPS AdamstLAPere EASTON ELTON JOHN JACKSON BROWNE k4son B ERT!! HIGGINS Grp PIcc4No SHEENA ROOL L TEE GANG ROGERS i PARTON HALL 6 OATES BARBRA STREISAND BARBRA STREISAND FOUR TOPS MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS PAUL SIMON WARWICK L VANDROS AIR SUPPLY TACO Hottest:' CLIFF RICHARD JOURNEY COMMODORES POINTER SISTERS HALL 6 OATES HALL L OATES Hottest: MOTELS SPANDAU BALLET flottent: COMMODORES AL JARREAD CRYSTAL GAYLE Rotfeet: CRYSTAL GAYLE CARPENTERS LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: ROGERS 6 PARTON ROGERS 6 PARTON POINTER SISTERS CRYSTAL GAYLE MINOR DETAIL ROGERS 6 PARTON Hottest: KMOCIDelle Ft. Worth COMMODORES LIONEL RICRIE WOYISehMM4dy LIONEL RICHIE LIONEL RICRIE Hottest: JACKSON BRONNS BETTE MIDLER SPANDAU BALLEI MCCARTNEY f JACKS Larry James ANNE MURRAY BILLY JOEL GEORGE BENSON BILLY JOEL MICHAEL MURPHEY BERTIE RIGGINS Walter FrNa LIONEL RICHIE LANI HALL ROGERS i PARTON BILLY JOEL MANHATTAN TRANSFE BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS MELISWA MANCHESTE PAUL ANRA BARBRA STREISAND LIONEL RICHIE BARBRA STREISAND MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS L MOTELS Hottest: MCCARTNEY JACKS POINTER SISTERS MANHATTAN TRANSPE BRYSON L PLACE MURRAY WARES 6 THOMPSON MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS DEBORAH ALLEN ANNE i FLACK ROGERS 6 PARTON BRYSON JOURNEY CARPENTERS WJOWSL CAW. MN COMMODORES Mottest: WLAC-FMINeshrilI STEVIE WOODS BRYSON 6 FLACK MELISSA MANCHESTE B10TVNICWumBus DlerWBootl MICHAEL JACKSON KOOL L THE GANG WPIEI6MIM York WARM911ICInelnnall SPANDAU BALLET Dow Nlchole Rottest: FMaOaaMlJonM IL W SBFMIAl4nte ROGERS T PARTON Rottest: JACKSON Tom Walker WCILICarbondalo, SHEENA PARTON Alan Anderwm MICHAEL RENNE ROGERS HONNIE TYLER AL JARREAU BILLY JOEL DEBARGE Man MOCEAR POUR TOPS Donna B LIONEL RICHIE none BILLY JOEL LIONEL RICRIE BARBRA STREISAND LIONEL RICHIE DEBARGE LINDA BONSTADT SHEENA EASTON WARNES 6 THOMPSON ALABAMA BILLY JOEL SHEENA EASTON Hottes(: HALL C OATES Rouge WARWICK 6 VANDROS HotteSt: MATTHEW WILDER AL JARREAD KOOL 6 THE GANG JOURNEY MARS/Baton MCCARTNEY L JACKS MOTELS GEORGE BENSON JOURNEY DEBORAR ALLEN HALL 6 OATES Nottest: Hottest: EILTON JOHN AMmOBanINO WANWHUMMIIa MANHATTAN TRANSFF GEORGE BENSON SERGIO MENDES DEBARS! MICHAEL MURPHEY MANHATTAN TRANSPE SPANDAU BALLET CRYSTAL GAYLE ROGERS 6 PARTON Hottest: Cannon/Bose Hottest: ROGERS L PARTY. WHEMSyrOEN NAKED EYES HONNIE TYLER MATTHEW WILDER VA BRYSON 6 FLACK PAUL ANNA BRYSON 6 FLACK BILLY JOEL WCHVIChaHOMOMrllle, WARWICK 6 VANDROS Karen LIONEL RICRIE BILLY JOEL CLIFF RICHARD GS14gaer BILLY JOEL Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE JACKSON BROWSE MOTELS H. TWINE MANHATTAN TRANSFE MATTTIER POINTER SISTERS Thorns ROGERS 6 PARTON ANNE MURRAY WILDER ROGERS L PARTON JIMMY HUFFETT LIONEL RICHIE HALL 6 OATES GEORGE BENSON ALABAMA LINDA RONSTADT MOTELS WMJIICIereland CARLY SIMON MANHATTAN TRANSFE WARNES i THOMPSON ROGERS 6 PARTON WYNYINew York MELISSA MANCHESTF MELISSA MANCHESTE KOOL L THE GANG DEBORAH ALLEN BILLY JOEL T.G. SHEPPARD MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS MCVay/INrs - Hottest: JeM WuN MOTELS WINOBay1M Hottest: GLENN SNORROCK LIONEL RICHIE LIONEL RICRIE Hottest: none Joe DAmma ALABAMA KKJOISt. Joseph, MO KVILIDa14.Fl. Worth POINTER SISTERS Y1071Neshriile PASADENA ROOF ORC BILLY JOEL LIONEL RICRIE BILLY JOEL Hottest: 8111 O'Brian Chuck Rhodes ALABAMA Hotte/et: Hottest: NAKED EYES CARPENTERS COMMODORES BIII Burkett POLICE ROGERS a PARTON KCRG/Coder Rapide IA BILLY JOEL FRANK STALLONE BILLY JOEL BARBRA STREISAND FOUR TOPS MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS BILLY JOEL BRYSON L FLACK MICHAEL JACKSON LIONEL RICHIE DEBARGE LAURA BRANIGAN 6 JACKS Cari Mann JOURNEY BONNIE TYLER MCCARTNEY ALLY JOEL WNI HALL MARBRA STREISAND MICHAEL MURPHEY RATTERN HILDER MANHATTAN TRANSPE AIR SUPPLY BRYSON 6 FLACK PAUL SIMON .HENNA EASTON Rottest: LINDA RONSTADT HALL i OATES BARBRA STREISAND LIONEL RICRIE BONNIE TYLER ROGERS 6 PARTON RENNE ROGERS Hottest: WMJJBIrIningMm COMMODORES MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS HALL L OATES Hottest: SPANDAU BALLET WKOWNIIce-Rome BESSON 6 FLACK JACKSON BROME ThanaYWemNn BRYSON 6 FLACK CLIFF RICHARD AIR SUPPLY WIVYIJNkeanrllle BRYSON 6 FLACK COMMODORES RLIºUE CarpenleRIKeller W ZZPICIMNand Hottest: ROGERS L PARTON TRABooM SPANDAU BALLET WTAEPNsburgh MANHATTAN TRANSFP. Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACRS DunphYlGeorgeean SPANDAU BALLET LIONEL RICRIE ROGERS 6 PARTON WOSVIOunIaaHIle Berns BARBRA STREISAND AL JARREAU LIONEL RICHIE HALL 6 OATES DM ROGERS 6 PARTON BILLY JOEL CRYSTAL GAYLE LIONEL RICHIE JaekaonBNl MOTELS ALABAMA ELTON JORN CARLY SIMON BRYSON i PLACE MCCARTNEY i JACKS LINDA ROHSTADT POLICE HALL L OATES Nottest: POUR TOPS STACY LATTISAM K RNTIDea Moine MANHATTAN TRANSFO BILLY JOEL HALL a OATES SMOREY ROBINSON LIEDS RONSTADT MCCARTNEY 6 ROGERS i PARTON JOURNEY POLICE SIe» Gibbons BILLY JOEL JACKS WAXYIFI. Lauderdale PAUL SIMON JIMMY BUFFETT Hottest: Bottent: CLIFF RICHARD LIONEL RICHIE ZWDMMuIk LINDA RONSTADT ARWICK 6 VANDROS ELTON JORN ROGERS L PARTON Shaw/LM GEORGE BENSON RIOMrdaorVAMn LIONEL RICRIE Hottest: none KFSBIJopAn. MO Hottest: HALL 6 OATES SPANDAU BALLET ROGERS L PARTON WBOW/Terre Haute AL JARREAR BONNIE TYLER Hottest: Don Carpenter MICHAEL JACKSON MCCARTNEY i JACKS JACKS Hottest: LIONEL RICRIE BILLY JOEL MANHATTAN TRANSFO MCCARTNEY 6 SPANDAU BALLET ALABAMA Kan Young HALL 6 OATES MATTHEW WILDER LINDA RONSTADT ROCHAS 6 PARTON BRYSON 6 FLACK MANHATTAN TRANSIE LIONEL RICHIE BRYSON 6 FLACK ELTON JOHN Hotte6t: LIONEL RICHIE POUR TOPS LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY L JACKS BILLY JOEL LIONEL RICHIE WTMAICharteeta. SC LIONEL RICHIE POINTER SISTERS SPANDAU BALLET ROGERS 6 PARTON JOE ESPOSITO COMMODORES MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS NARRES 6 THOMPSON LIONEL RICRIE Dore Amoº BONNIE TYLER MANHATTAN TRANSFP. WWSW (JWSVPInsburpR COMMODORES KOOL I. THE GANG Lottest: BARBRA STREISAND KOOL 6 THE GANG ROGERS L BILLY JOEL WARNES L THOMPSON PARTON LINDA RONSTADT ROGERS 6 PARTON CrowNlWNttN Parallel Three ELO BETTE MIDLER SHEENA EASTON WVLKILeainglea WCZYIDeboM LIONEL RICHIE MELISSA MANCHESTE BESSON 6 FLACK Hottest: MCCARTNEY a JACKS HALL 6 OATES LN DouglN LIONEL RICRIE Hottest: Kelly/RioMrd. LIONEL AICNIE WTRXIFIinI ROGERS i PARTON MANHATTAN TRANSFE ARWICK A. VANDROS Bottent: LIONEL RICHIE KRLMILs00ock EURYTHMICS B urke/Wright LIONEL RICHIE O7AIAM4rNi POINTER SISTERS BILLY JOEL Hottest: WWNRIBeckley WARWICK L VANDROS ROGERS L PARTON ICHAEL JACKSON AL JARREAD CRYSTAL GAYLE ROB Roberts BONNIE TYLER LIONEL RICHIE Chris Gable BILLY JOEL DarlsIShea HUMAN LEAGUE BARBRA STREISAND COpODORES BERTIE HIGGINS LIONEL RICHIE MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS LINDA RONSTADT IRENE CARA KOOL 6 THE GANG MANHATTAN TRANSPE none PASADENA ROOF ORC ROGERS L PARTON LINDA RONSTADT STEVIE. NICKS SHEENA EASTON WEZSMIehmond HALL 6 OATES RUFOS 6 CHALA CRYSTAL GAYLE Hotte6t: Hottest: BILLY JOEL BALL L OATES BILLY JOEL Bottest, HALL L OATES LINDA ROHSTADT AIR SUPPLY LIONEL RICHIE ChureNSteNns JOE ESPOSITO KEEZIManMalo. MN WBTICherlelte LIONEL RICHIE WARWICK L VANDROS NAKED EYES LIONEL RICAIE ROGERS 6 PARTON WPROProvld... CRYSTAL GAYLE Bishop DEBORAH ALLEN MANHATTAN TRANSPE CULTURE CLUB Mottest: SN LaFMd ROGERS L PARTON Dame COMMODORES Tom NELSON 6 JENNINGS CARPENTERS BILLY JOEL Cuddy PAUL YOUNG BONNIE TYLER SOS BAND MANHATTAN TRANSFE Hottest: ELTON JOHN MCCARTNEY L JACKS WNI HALL AL JARREAD Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS BILLY JOEL MATTHEW WILDER LIONEL AICNIE PAUL SIMON CRYSTAL GAYLE Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS RONNIE TYLER ROGERS 6 PARTON HALL L OATES ROGERS L PARTON STRAY CATS Botte N t: ROGERS 6 TARTON BILLY JOEL BRYSON L FLACK W OUE-FM/Nw Orleans CARPENTERS COMMODORES MINOR DETAIL SPANDAU BALLET LIONEL RICHIE WLVA/Lynchburg, VA ROGERS a PARTON GEORGE BENSON Chris O'KNIy MICHAEL JACKSON BILLY JOEL PASADENA ROOF ORC ROGERS 6 PARTON WRKAM1ou4stW MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS SHEENA EASTON Man McCall MOTELS MANHATTAN TRANSIE ROOL i THE GANG MANHATTAN TRANSFO Job Crawford BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY a JACKS WOWOIFI. Wayne none Hot test: CRYSTAL GAYLE LIONEL RICHIE RLIºUE KOOL L THE GANG Chois WNing Hottest: HALL L SHEENA EASTON WEIMPMchborg PAUL ANNA LINDA BONSTADT OATES HALL 6 OATES BILLY JOEL Jeck Raymond WOMC/D.[roit Bottent: STEVIE NICKS DEBORAH ALLEN ELTON JOHN none ROGERS L PARTON WRVAMIohmond WARWICK i URNORDS Berry ArgenbdgM ROGERS 6 MATTHEW WILDER Hottest: Hottest: PARME POLICE LOU Dean MANHATTAN TRANSPE WARNES 6 THOMPSON SHEENA CASTOR Mottest: LIONEL RICHIE ASIA SPANDAU BALLET LIONEL RICHIE BARBRA STREISAND PAUL YOUNG BILLE JOEL ROGERS 6 PARTON none MANHATTAN TRANSFF MATTHEW WILDER ROGERS a PARTON BILLY JOEL SPANDAU BALLET ELTON JORN MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS Hottest: DEBORAH ALLEN HALL L OATES LIONEL RICHIE W LTT/Washington. D.C. HARED EYES MATTHEW WILDER LIONEL RICHIE AL JARREAU ALABAMA ELTON JOHN BRYSON L FLACK MANHATTAN Bob Curanlps TACO TRANSFO MANHATTAN TRANSPE MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS Hottest: GEORGE BENSON ROOL 6 THE GANG. COMMODORES ALABAMA none JENNY RUFFETT BILLY JOEL WENSRrld4napNls SPANDAU BALLET KVIC/Vletorte, TX Hottest: SECRET ROBINSON ROGERS 6 PARTON WMAZIMccon LIONEL RICHIE CummingNWhNler KKPLISpokeE D.N Jagger LIONEL AICNIE Hottest: WEST K FMBISan Diego KKUAIIMnolulu Slave Murphy WSRZISanao4 SPANDAU BALLET LIONEL RICHIE MCCARTNEY i JACKS Mark Ric Morgan ELTON LINDA RONSTADT Larson (Poo ANM Hun11ng1OnRNone JOHN -RYETAL GAYLE AANHATTAN TRANSPE HERTIE HIGGINS JOE ESPOSITO ELTON JOHN Parallel One ,DGERS PARTO. ANNE MURRAY KUDLIKanMN Clly CRYSTAL GAYLE HALL L OATES DEBORAH ALLEN HALL 6 OATES LINDA JOURNEY PAUL SIMON RONSTADT ..I. JARJARREAU MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS Toyla ELTON JORN MARNES L THOMPSON ANNE MURRAY JIMMY RUFFETT E41N Hottest: ELTON JOHN ON.I ELVIS COSTELLO POUR TOPS LINDA RONSTADT MOTELS Hottest: ELO PAUL SIMON RICHARD LIONEL RICHIE CLIFF KHOWIDenver POINTER SISTERS MELISSA MANCHESTE JACKSON BROWNE ROGERS 6 PARTON COOL L SHEENA EASTON LINDA RONSTADT TRIE GANG WTK 011thaca BARBRA STREISAND MoorclSternN JOE ESPOSITO SMOKEY ROBINSON WARNES i THOMPSON LIONEL AICNIE ROGERS PARTON BARBRA STREISAND Hottest: Parallel Two CARPENTERS 6 Notfeet: HotteSt: Hottest: SPANDAU BALLET BILLYL Wayne FIM BILLY JOEL Hottest: RICHIE JACKSON BROWNE ONJ LIONEL RICHIE AL JARREAR EDDIE BABBITT BRYSON 6 FLACK LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL Hottest: CARPENTERS CRYSTAL GAYLE PAUL SIMON ROGERS 6 PARTON LIONEL RICRIE CRYSTAL GAYLE COMMODORES BILLY JOEL WAEEIC EASTON W AEBIA tientown PAUL CRYSTAL GAYLE POINTER SISTERS AL JARREAD COMMODORES ANNA JUICE NEWTON AL JARREAD NARWICR f VANDROS !LION JOHN GEORGE BENSON WFMKMnaing JACKSON BROWNE COMMODORES ANNE MURRAY ROGERS L FAKTOR Mike Chapman MCCARTNEY i JACKS BARBHA STREISAND AIR SUPPLY HALL L OATES LY Richards Hottest: BILLY JOEL DEBORAH ALLEN BRYSON 6 FLACK COMMODORES CO RBHA STREISAND JOE ESPOSITO LIONEL RICHIE LIONEL RICRIE W NGSIW PSIm ELTON JORN est Beach CARPENTERS LINDA TONSTADT DEBORAH ALLEN BILLY JOEL B I 0015M Diego KUDOILae Vega. KCEEITueeon Rote Bock MELISSA MANCHESTE Hottest: STRAY CATS MANHATTAN TRANSFE Rana Kart Rottest: McCartney/Knight BRII Morlmer BILLY JOEL WITIMenna. CNy MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS Parallel Three HALL L Hotta, JOURNEY OATES ROGERS i FAKTOR DEBORAH ALLEN Reborte MATTHEW WILDER WARNES L THOMPSON HALL L OATES MATTHEW WILDER Job CLIFF RICHARD KRSEPRoseDurg, OR DEBORAH ALLEN BILLY JOEL ANNE MURRAY POUR TOPS MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS BARBRA STREISAND GLENN SHORROCK POINTER SISTERS MANHATTAN TRANSPE WARWICK 6 VANDROS CARPENTERS LINDA BONSTADT EURYTHMICS Eric Waden SPANDAU BALLET K PPLIDenra ALABAMA KORONA bl lens LINDA RONSTADT MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS MCCARTNEY L JACKS HALL 6 OATES JACKSON BROWNE LINDA BONSTADT Hottest: Rlek Brody PAUL SIMON Pat Whitehead Mottest: LIONEL RICHIE CLIFF RICHARD MOTELS Hottest: MINOR DETAIL LIONEL RICHIE HEART BILLY JOEL WKNEIKeene, NH Hottest: JOURNEY LIONEL RICHIE MELISSA MANCHESTE ROGERS L PARTON PAUL SIMON WISMfMIMMd1aM ELO LIONEL RICHIE W ICCBrMgoport Howard Corday ROGERS A PARTON HALL 6 OATES CARLY SIMON Hoftest: SPANDAU BALLET CLIFF RICHARD COMMODORES &II a BERTHE HIGGINS SPANDAU BALLET Ranci' MELISSA MANCHESTE MCCARTNEY JACKS ROGERS 6 PARTON MANHATTAN TRANSFO ROOL a TEE GANG PanlanolBrNMdMn LINDA BONSTADT MANHATTAN TRANSFE KOOL 6 THE GANG LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: COMMODORES ELVIS COSTELLO BRYSON i HARNES MELISSA MANCHESTE FLACK STEVIE WOODS 6 THOMPSON AL JARREAD LANI HALL ELTON JOHN BILLY JOEL ROGERS i FAKTOR BRYSON FLACK LIONEL RICHIE LANI HALL JOHN DENVER Hottest: JACKSON BROME JIMMY BUFFETT MANHATTAN TRANSIE LIONEL RICHIE ANNE MURRAY FOUR TOPS WVBSIWIImInglon, NC HALL 6 OATES ROGERS L PARTON Hottest: POUR TOPS BILLY JOEL KNBR/San Frenclso MOTELS LINDA BONSTADT CLIFF RICHARD Parallel Three LIONEL RICHIE. Bob Wright LIONEL RICRIE CRYSTAL GAYL' WISNMMWaukM BRYSON i FLACK Larry Finkel Hottest: DEBARGE COMMODORES ROGERS A PARTON Hottest: H6MNMurphy SHEENA EASTON KMOOILM Angstas BILLY JOEL Hottest: BILLY JOEL IRENE CARA MANHATTAN TRANSIE CARLY SIMON none ROGERS L PARTON LIONEL RICHIE SalgoNyme4 DEBARGE RICE SPRINGFIELD BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL ALABAMA K OSTALBE Angeles Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE PAUL STEVIE NICKS Al( SIMON COMMODORES LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: ROGERS 6 PARTON MICHAEL JACKSON KFODIAnchaagc, MACAHANA Y JACKS BILLY KaYNMarla ELTON JOHN ANNE MURRAY LIONEL RICHIE JOEL BONNIE TYLER SOS BAND /MM LeWle KALERri-CMIM, WA ALABAMA MOTELS HALL L OATES MANHATTAN TRANSFO BILLY JOEL MELISSA MANCHESTE LIONEL RICRIE MATTHEW MILDER MAN Purdy MELISSA ROGERS 6 PARTON ELTON JOHN MANCHESTE WBENBuHao COMMODORES DEBARGE BILLY JOEL POINTER SISTERS LANI HALL HARNES 6 THOMPSON CRYSTAL GAYLE WSKUMonlpelier. VT MANHATTAN TRANSPE Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS BALL 6 OATES CRYSTAL GAYLE Roger CMINien KOFMIOklahoma City JOHN DENVER ELO SPANDAU BALLET ROGERS 6 PANTOS Hottest: Bruce Stebbins LINDA RONSTADT BARNES CARPENTERS ETON JOHN JenklnNIDutiNOM LIONEL RICHIE KEZRISan Jose LIONEL RICRIE 6 THOMPSON JOURNEY PAUL Nottest: set: STRAY CATS MANHATTAN TRANSFO Wa leer /Lemos ROGERS 6 PARTON ANRA CARPENTERS Hottest: Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS L IONEL RICRIE RUPS L !HALA WMYXMIhraukee CARPENTERS BILLY JOEL Hottest: ROGERS 6 FAKTOR BARBRA STREISAND STEVIE NICKS ROGERS 6 PARTON CRISTAL GAYLE BARBRA STREISAND HALL 6 OATES MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS BethFNt LIONEL RICHIE BESSON 6 PLAN ROGENS L PANTO. MARNES L THOMPSON WARWICK L URNORDS SHEENA EASTON CARPENTERS MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS LIONEL RICHIE POLICE JIMMY BUFFETT BARBRA STREISAND MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS Hottest: POINTER SISTRES B ILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL K KLTPhOMII MANHATTAN TRANSFO LIONEL RICHIE KLIO:IE ONJ DEBARGE LIONEL RICHIE KWAVIMOMM1 CLADYS KNIGST MANHATTAN TRANSIE Anlle Tunk BILLY JOEL JACKSON BROWNE KOOL L THE GANG HALL i OATES ROGERS L PARTON MlchNl RRRdleg V1001CherlaelaA PAUL SIMON Hottest: AL JARREAD GEORGE BENSON WV POINTER MISTERN KTWOICeoper SpencelJarvie PASADENA ROOF ORC LIONEL RICRIE MOTELS JENNIFER WARNES CARPENTERS L KOWOmahe John Hottest: BRYSON FLA« HALL 6 OATES HONNIE TYLER BASERA STREISAND Leeds. BILLY JOEL MANHATTAN TRANSFE ru.TURE CLUB M.MONLundy MELISSA MANCHESTE Hottest: JOURNEY '.TINTER SISTERS MANHATTAN TRANSPE BILLY JOEL Hottest: ROGERS 6 PANTO. HALL 6 OATES MOTELS MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS MOTELS MATTHEW WILDER ROGERS 6 PARTON LIONEL RICRIE JIMMY BUFFETT DEBORAH ALLEN LINDA RONSTADT MOTELS CFBARGE LIONEL RICHIE Parallel Two KENNY ROGERS MICHAEL MURPHEY WCCOM4nea otIM HALL 6 OATES BILLY BILLY JOEL hest: CULTURE CLUB JOEL JOE ESPOSITO AONEL RICHIE Donny Long BARBRA MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS MINOR DETAIL STREISAND Hottest: "ANHATTEN TRANSPE WTNYIWatertown. NY KBOIIBoIsa Reports MINOR DETAIL Hottest: LIONEL RICRIE 128 Current u. TARTNEY L JACKS K Jay Donovan Slrelg hl Arrow EXPortMM BONNIE TYLER MMODORES CRYSTAL GAYLE LIONEL RICHIE KOYIPIMen1R BILLY JOEL B ob Seeneon MANHATTAN TRANSPE HALL 6 OATES FOUR TOPS Nomi Pipree none BIRD MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS BILLY JOEL POUR TOPS J. Hottest: HALL L OATES JIMMY BUFFETT AL JARREAR none MCCARTNEY L JACKS The following stations reported WRIEIErI. CRYSTAL GAYLE LIONEL RICHIE FOUR TOPS MINOR DETAIL PAUL SIMON DEBORAH ALLEN Hottest: Tod Abbott ROGERS L PARTON WNI HALL this week: Hottest: ONJ none K EXOIGnnd Junction, CO frozen playlists BRYSON 6 FLACK PASADENA ROOF ORC MOTELS LIONEL RICHIE KOOL a THE GANG K STTIOued Chies Hottest: Mitre Todd KG W IPorHand GEORGE BENSON MANHATTAN TRANSPE Hottest: SMdNMItMels BRYSON 6 KENNY ROGERS BONNIE TYLER PLACE JOE ESPOSITO WARM98/Cincinnati AILLY JOEL none MInOkIMIDlrka ROGERS MATTHEW WILDER L PARTON WILDER MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS MATTHEW WILDER MATTHEW HALL L OATES KRDOIColoredo COMMODORES KRNT/Des Moines K S9IIS1. Louis COMMODORES Sprlpa ATLANTA MICHAEL MURPHEY WARWICK b VANDROS PAUL SIMON MANHATTAN JACKSON BROWNE Dan Shanatan TRANSPE Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND MorgenAWetermenn HALL a OATES LIONEL RICRIE WOWO/Ft. Wayne ELTON JOHN POUR TOPS ALLJARREAR Hottest: WCPI/Wheaung, WV BARBRA STREISAND CLIFF RICHARD JUICE NEWTON ELO MANHATTAN TRANSPE ALABAMA Dan McGrath Hottest: K-1011/SMRMmaMo MATTHEW WILDER MELISSA MANCHESTE Hottest: BILLY JOEL BRYSON a PLACE LIONEL RICHIE NALL L OATES LIONEL Peul MIteMg CARPENTERS MCCARTNEY L JACKS HALL i OATES DEBARGE RICRIE did not ROGENS 6 PARTON ALLEN The following stations LIONEL RICHIE JOURNEY BARBRA STREISAND BETTE MIDLER MANHATTAN TRANSFO POLICE DEBORAH IRENE CARA SPANDAU BALLET ROGERS A FAKTOR GERTIE HIGGINS Hotte MCCARTNEY f JACKS HotteSt: CLIFF RICHARD BILLY JOEL KRNOIReea report this week and therefore Hottest: MANHATTAN TRANSPE AL JARREAR ROGERS a PARTON CULTURE CLUB MANHATTAN TRANSPE W BFMB4mlebwg LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL WARWICK L VANDROS SPANDAU BALLET Larry lions frozen: Hottest: their playlists were ROGERS L PARTON LIONEL RICHIE LIONEL RICHIE Bob PaIN. COMMODORES LIONEL RICHIE KBESTISan Dlego KUONBugone, OR STEVIE WOODS SPANDAU BALLET NCCARTNEY 6 JACKS B PAUL MANHATTAN TRANSPE ROGERS 6 PARTON BILLY JOEL WegnMHOSkIne rien Jeme. SIMON CLIFF RICHARD MELISSA WLTT/Washington BILLY JOEL HONNIE TYLER MANCHESTE ANNE MURRAY HALL 6 OATES KWUBaM taba Clry AIR SUPPLY LINDA RONSTADT LINDA RONSTADT Orleans LINDA BONSTADT MELISSA MANCHESTE Den JMMop Hottest: WQUE-FM/New Hottest: SHEENA PASTOR BARBRA STREISAND JOE ESPOSITO LIONEL RICHIE ROGERS 6 PARTON WARNES 6 THOMPSON KNBR/San Francisco Two HARNES L THOMPSON LINDA RONSTADT Parallel I W MITOIodo NALL 6 OATES ROGERS 6 PARTON BILLY JOEL PAUL SIMON POINTER SISTERS BILLY ALLEN King/North CLIFF RICHARD JOEL KOY/Phoenix DEBORAH Hottest: Hotteat: - BONNIE TYLER WARWICK 6 VANDROS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE LIONEL RICRIE MANHATTAN TRANSPE DEBARGE WORKIAppleton CARPENTERS MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS ROGERS L ROGERS 6 PARTON KBOI/Boise Rob Shannon ALABAMA SPANDAU BALLE^. PARTON BILLY JOEL BILLY JOEL KOSWMock Springs, WY W TICIHarlad LINDA MONSTADT GEORGE BENSON COMMODORES HALL L OATES MANHATTAN TRANSFE B ryan Melon'« Ginny JNIMka MELISSA MANCHESTE ROGERS L PARTON CARPENTERS PAUL ANKE Tattest: SARDE EYES WARWICK L VANDROS Note: R&R welcomes the following ROOL 6 THE GANG ELTON JOHN mATTHEW WILDER LIONEL RICHIE KSLJSMM LAR. City POUR TOPS ROOL 6 ,,INTER SISTERS SHEENA EASTON THE GANG new reporters: ANIMAIS George Lemleh CRYSTAL GAYLE M^_tt eat: COMMODORES Hottest: ANNE MURRAY ONJ ROGENS i CARTON LOUISE MANDRELL ROGERS L PARTON ANNAL AICNIE MICHAEL MURPHEY MARNES 6 THOMPSON KBEST/San Diego (Pl) BRYSON C FLACK LARRY ELGART PASADENA MANHATTAN TRANSFE ROOF ORC MANHATTAN TRANSFE Hottest: Hottest: KMGG/Los Angeles (P2) JARORES LIONEL RICHIE ROGERS 6 PARTON AL WERKHAU LIONEL RICHIE BARBRA STREISAND AL JARREAU BILLE JOEL LIONEL RICHIE KKJO/St. Joseph, MO (P3) MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS WARWICK 6 VANDROS COMMODORESCOMMOD WCIL/Carbondale, IL (P3) NELSON 6 JENNINGS MANHATTAN TRANSFO A/C New & Active ... See Page 58

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Total 169 REPORTERS Total Heavy Medium Adds Adds All Three Two last Reports Rotation Rotation Rotation Rotations weeks week. vaek October 28, 1983 (160) "Guitar" (12) 163 + 140+ - 7 4 O JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP/Uh-Huh (Riva/PG)"Crumblin' " "Pink" (108) 23-0-2- "Mama" (111) "Just A Job" (92) "Better" (66) 164+ 129 + 35+ 0-6= - 4 2 O GENESIS/Genesis (Atlantic) THE NEWS/Sports (Chrysalis) "Soul" (148) "Drug" (83) "R&R" (17) 159 + 137+ 22 2- 7 3 3 © HUEY LEWIS & -0= "Lipstick" (32) 157-137-20 + 3 1 1 4 PAT BENATAR/Live From Earth (Chrysalis) "Battlefield" (156) 0-0- "Suddenly" (130) "Little" (72) "Heartland" (30) 151-126= 25-0= 1= 2 2 5 5 MOTELS/Little Robbers (Capitol) 86 + 61 1+ 2+ 9 8 6 O RAINBOW/Bent Out Of Shape (Mercury/PolyGram) "Street" (146) 148- - 7 "Big Country" (134) "Fields" (18) 135- 105 + 29- 1+ 1+ 10 10 O BIG COUNTRY/The Crossing (Mercury/PolyGram) "Synch. II" "King" (49) "Wrapped" (46) 123- 86- 37- 0= 4+ 1 6 8 8 POLICE/Synchronicity (A&M) (56) "Flyer" (135) "Cat Walk" (15) 139- 51+ 87- 1- 2- 26 19 12 O SAGA/Heads Or Tales (Portrait/CBS) 17 18 14 ROMANTICS/In Heat (Nemperor/CBS) "Talking" (91) "Rock You Up" (76) 137- 47+ 88- 2- 3- 0= 11 13 11 JACKSON BROWNE/Lawyers In Love (Asylum) "Tender" (86) "Rocker" (59) "Cut" (13) 121- 71- 50- 3- + 13 14 13 ALDO NOVA/Subject ... Aldo Nova (Portrait/CBS) "Monkey" (128) 132- 50 82- 0= 2- 10 5 9 13 MOODY BLUES/The Present (Threshold/PolyGram) "Blue World" (97) "Sitting" (57) 124- 54- 70+ 0= 1-

16 17 17 MICHAEL STANLEY.../You Can't Fight... (EMI America) "My Town" (119) 119+ 67+ 51- 1+ 3+ 14 15 15 15 QUIET RIOT/Metal Health (Pasha/CBS) "Cum On" (79) "Slick" (64) "Metal" (14) 114- 59+ 54- 1+ 2+

26 21 21 SURVIVOR/Caught In The Game (Scotti Bros./CBS) "Caught In The Game" (125) 127+ 44+ 81- 2- 4-

18 20 20 PETER SCHILLING/Error In The System (Elektra) "Major Tom" (1 19) 119+ 48+ 66- 5+ 8+ 132 + - 23 EDDIE MONEY/Where's The Party? (Columbia) "Party" (61) "Crash" (37) "Tomorrow" (22) 20+ 100+ 9- 31- 28 22 22 KISS/Lick It Up (Mercury/PolyGram) "Lick It Up" (116) 119= 36+ 80- 2- 2-

4 5 9 20 ROBERT PLANT/The Principle Of... (Es Paranza/Atlantic) "Mood" (53) "Big Log" (47) "Arms" (45) 101- 53- 48+ 0= 0= 1+ 8 12 16 21 ASIA/Alpha (Geffen) "Smile" (69) "Heat" (38) "Colors" (15) 104- 47- 56+ 9+

6 11 19 22 HEART/Passion Works (Epic) "Refuse" (67) "Allies" (29) "Sleep" (19) 93- 49- 44- 0= 0- 1+ 12 16 18 23 STEVIE NICKS/The Wild Heart (Modern/Atco) "Anyone" (79) "Enchanted" (10) 86- 55- 30+ 1- - 35 ED DOORS/Alive, She Cried (Elektra) "Gloria" (94) "Love Me" (15) "Light" (14) 101+ 21+ 63+ 16- 39- 29 26 25 DOKKEN/Breaking The Chains (Elektra) "Breaking The Chains" (79) 79- 15- 63- 0- 2-

27 27 27 Cip DEF LEPPARD/Pyromania (Mercury/PolyGram) "Foolin' " (38) "Billy" (14) "Comin' " (13) 55- 33- 22 = 0= 0- DEBUT ® DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/Rock 'N Soul Part I (RCA) "Say It Isn't So" (80) 82+ 22+ 45+ 14- 31- (18) 67+ 25+ 37+ 12- 40 e CULTURE CLUB/Colour By Numbers (Virgin/Epic) "Church" (60) "Chameleon" 5- 15 23 24 29 KANSAS/Drastic Measures (CBS) "Fight Fire" (38) "Everybody" (32) 57- 22- 35- 0= 1+ 22 28 28 30 FIXX/Reach The Beach (MCA) "One Thing" (39) "Sign" (10) 48- 34= 14- 0- 0- "Love Should Go" 78+ 6= 61 + 10+ 23+ DEBUT ® STREETS/1st (Atlantic) (78) "Rock In America" (83) 87+ 1+ 48+ 38+ 84+ DEBUT ® NIGHT RANGER/Midnight Madness (Camel/MCA) Dinners" "Sharp" 65+ 17+ 32+ 16+ 27+ I DEBUT ® ZZ TOP/Eliminator (WB) "TV (36) (28) 35 32 29 34 JOE JACKSON/Mike's Murder ST (A&M) "Memphis" (65) 66- 18- 48- 0= 2- + - 34 35 TOMMY TUTONE/National Emotion (Columbia) "Girl" (50) "Emotion" (17) 71+ 6+ 61 3- 5- 36 31 31 36 PAYOLAS/Hammer On A Drum (A&M) "Where" (45) "Another" (18) 60- 13- 47- 0- 1- 37 33 37 IRON MAIDEN/Piece Of Mind (Capitol) "Cross -Eyed Mary" (61) 63- 8= 53- 2- 6- 37 35 32 38 Y&T/Mean Streak (A&M) "Mean Streak" (63) 63- 7= 56- 0- 1- - 39 C) BLACK SABBATH/Born Again (WB) "Trashed" (60) 66+ 3+ 58+ 4- 5- 19 24 26 40 AC/DC/Flick Of The Switch (Atlantic) "Guns" (39) "Flick". (20) 53- 11- 42 - 0= 1-

MOST ADDED HOTTEST All Stations All Stations BREAKERS. J. Cougar Mellencamp(148) Yes "Owner" (139) Duran Duran "Union" (96) Huey Lewis (146) This data reflects reporting stations with a majority of listeners aged 12-24. Night Ranger (86) Pat Benatar (144) DOORS Paul Rodgers "Cut" (70) Genesis (142) Motels (138) Alive, She Cried (Elektra) Doors (45) Hot 21, "Gloria" "Love Me" "Light." 61% of our 12-24 reporters on It. Total reports: 101. in BOB DYLAN/Infidels (Columbia) "Neighborhood Bully" Medium 63, Extra Adds 16, Total Adds 39. Moves 35-24 on the AOR Albums chart. Total Reports: 38(71/Total Adds: 33(71; Hots: 6101/Hot Adds: 4101; Mediums: 15(2)/ Medium Adds: 12(21/Extra Adds: 17(5). NIGHT RANGER C.S. ANGELS/Land (Jive/Arista) "Will You Stay Tonight?" Midnight Madness (Camel/MCA) Total Reports: 38(381/Total Adds: 4(121; Hots: 2121/Hot Adds: 0)0); Mediums: 35(301/ Medium Adds: 4(61/Extra Adds: 0(6). In America." 51% of our 12-24 reporters on it. Total reports: 87. Hot 1, Medium 48, "Rock JoBOXERS/Like Gangbusters (RCA) "Just Got Lucky" Adds 38, Total Adds 84. Debuts at #32 on the AOR Albums charts. Extra Total Reports: 38(36)/Total Adds: 3(31; Hots: 8(81/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 27(261/ Medium Adds: 0111/Extra Adds: 3121. BILLY JOEL/An Innocent Man (Columbia) "Uptown Girl" Total Reports: 34(341/Total Adds: 2121; Hots: 181201/Hot Adds: 0(21; Mediums: 16(141/ NEW et ACTIVE Medium Adds: 2(01/Extra Adds: 0(0). im SIMON TOWNSHEND/Sweet Sound (21/PolyGram) "I'm The Answer" This data reflects reporting stations with a majority of listeners aged 12-24. LAI Total Reports: 30(251/Total Adds: 16(251; Hots: 1101/Hot Adds: 0(0); Mediums: 20(91/ Medium Adds: 8(91/Extra Adds: 81161. WAS (NOT WAS)/Born To Laugh At Tornadoes (Geffen) "Shake Your Head" KROKUS/Headhunter (Arista) "Stayed Awake All Night" Total Reports: 63(651/Total Adds: 5(13); Hots: 4(31/Hot Adds: 0(0); Mediums: 54 Total Reports: 30(261/Total Adds: 5171; Hots: 6161/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 22(17)/ (57)/ Medium Adds: 2(81/Extra Adds: 3(51. Medium Adds: 4(41/Extra Adds: 1(31. PAUL KANTNER/The Planet Earth Rock And Roll Orchestra (RCA) "Planet Earth Rock..." DAVID BOWIE/Let's Dance (EMI America) "Modern Love" Total Reports: 60(571/Total Adds: 7(14); Hots: 4141/Hot Adds: 010); Mediums: 52(481/ Total Reports: 30(291/Total Adds: 2(2); Hots: 10(111/Hot Adds: 0111; Mediums: 19(71' Medium Adds: 3(9)/Extra Adds: 4151. Medium Adds: 1101/Extra Adds: 1(1). MOTLEY CRUE/Shout At The Devil (Elektra) "Looks That Kill" RICK SPRINGFIELD/Living In Oz (RCA) "Souls" Total Reports: 54(561/Total Adds: 2(101; Hots: 7161/Hot Adds: 1(01; Mediums: 47(441/ Total Reports: 28(241/Total Adds: 1(6i; Hots: 6(21/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 22(201/ Medium Adds: 1141/Extra Adds: 0161. Medium Adds: 1141/Extra Adds: 0(21. EURYTHMICS/Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) (RCA) "Love Is A Stranger" EDDIE AND THE CRUISERS/Eddie & Cruisers Sndtrk (Scotti Bros.) "Dark Side..." Total Reports: 451461/Total Adds: 4141; Hots: 16(131/Hot Adds: 3101; Mediums: 28(30)/ Total Reports: 24(201/Total Adds: 4(61; Hots: 6161/Hot Adds: 0(11; Mediums: 16(11,! Medium Adds: 0111/Extra Adds: 1(31. Medium Adds: 2(21/Extra Adds: 2(31. AGNETHA FALTSKOG/Wrap Your Arms Around Me (Polydor/PolyGram) "Can't Shake Loose" JAMES HOUSE/James House (Atlantic) "Steal Your Love Away" Total Reports: 44(451/Total Adds: 2(31; Hots: 17(12)/Hot Adds: O(1); Mediums: 26(33)! Total Reports: 21(221/Total Adds: 4(5); Hots: 2(11/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 15(17)/ Medium Adds: 112)/Extra Adds: 1(0). Medium Adds: 0(11/Extra Adds: 4141. More AOR Music Information See Page 66

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Lair.. Total w. .. we. Week 169 REPORTERS Total Heavy Medium Add Add. 2 GENESIS Genesis (Atlantic) 15 4 2 0 0 JOHN COUGAR.../Crumblin' Down (Riva/PG) 160+ 138+ 22- 0- 2- "Mama" "Better" "Taking"

1 1 1 2 Is PAT BENATAR/Love A Battlefield (Chrysalis) 156- 137- 19+ 0- 0- 1 2 MOODY BLUES... The Present (Threshold/PolyGram) 4 3 3 © HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/Heart And Soul (Chrysalis) 148= 133+ 15- 0= 1- "Blue World" "Sitting" 5 MOTELS Little Robbers (Capitol) 6 5 5 0 RAINBOW/Street Of Dreams (Mercury/PolyGram) 146- 85+ 60- 1+ 2+ 0 "Suddenly" "Robbers" "Remember" 7 6 6 BIG COUNTRY/In A Big Country (Mercury/PolyGram) 134- 103+ 30- 1+ 1+ 0 0 JACKSON BROWNE Lawyers In Love (Asylum) 2 2 4 6 MOTELS/Suddenly Last Summer (Capitol) 130- 111- 19- 0= 1+ "Tender" "Rocker" 28 13 8 0 SAGA/Flyer (Portrait/CBS) 135- 50+ 84- 1- 2- 3 5 POLICE Synchronicity (A&M) 8 7 7 B GENESIS/Mama (Atlantic) 111- 92- 19- 0- 0- "Wrapped" "King" "Synch. II"

9 J. COUGAR MELLENCAMP . Uh -Huh (Riva/PolyGram) 11 10 9 Q ALDO NOVA/Monkey On Your Back (Portrait/CBS) 128- 47= 81- 0= 2- 0 "Crumblin' " "Houses" 14 11 10 0 MICHAEL STANLEY BAND/My Town (EMI America) 119+ 67+ 51- 1 + 2+ 8 0 HUEY LEWIS Sports (Chrysalis) 25 15 12 0 SURVIVOR/Caught In The Game (Scotti Bros./CBS) 125+ 44+ 79- 2- 4- "Soul" "R&R"

17 14 11 12 PETER SCHILLING/Major Tom (Elektra) 119+ 1 48+ 66- 5+ 8+ 1 0 CULTURE CLUB .... Colour By Numbers (Virgin/Epic) - 19 0 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP/Pink Houses (Riva/PG) 108+ 68+ 34+ 5- 14- "Church" "Chameleon" 7 9 JOE JACKSON Mike's Murder... (A&M) 30 18 13 14 KISS/Lick It Up (Mercury/PolyGram) 116= 35+ 78- 2- 2- "Memphis" "Cosmopolitan" I DEBUT ® YES/Owner Of a Lonely Heart (Atco) 133+ 25+ 63+ 45+ 128+ 10 a BIG COUNTRY.... The Crossing (Mercury/PolyGram) 51 29 0 GENESIS/Just A Job To Do (Atlantic) 92+ 57+ 34+ 1- 11- "Big Country" 24 21 17 0 MOODY BLUES/Blue World (Threshold/PolyGram) 97+ 38- 58+ 1+ 2- 12 cp PAT BENATAR Live From Earth (Chrysalis) 53 39 22 0 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/I Want A New Drug (Chrysalis) 83+ 49+ 34+ 0- 5- "Love Is A Battlefield" 6 12 STEVIE NICKS The Wild Heart 43 31 20 JACKSON BROWNE/Tender Is The Night (Asylum) 86+ 51+ 35= 0= 2- (Modern/Atco) 0 "If Anyone Falls" 13 12 14 20 STEVIE NICKS/If Anyone Falls (Modern/Atco) 79- 54- 24+ 1+ 1- BOB DYLAN Infidels (Columbia) 21 20 18 21 QUIET RIOT/Cum On Feel The Noize (Pasha/CBS) 79- 50+ 29- 0= 1 + "Sweetheart" "Peace" "I And I"

46 35 27 ® ROMANTICS/Talking In Your Sleep (Nemperor/CBS) 91+ 34+ 55+ 2- 4- gp DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES . Rock 'N Soul... (RCA) 48 ® DOORS/Gloria (Elektra) 94+ 20+ 58+ 15- 38- "Say It Isn't So" "Education" ® DOORS Alive, She Cried (Elektra) 5 9 15 24 HEART/How Can I Refuse (Epic) 67- 36- 31- 0= 0= E "Gloria" 44 37 33 MOTELS/Little Robbers (Capitol) 72+ 50+ 22= 0= 1= ® 17 EURYTHMICS ... Sweet Dreams (Are Made...) (RCA) 33 25 25 26 ROMANTICS/Rock You Up (Nemperor/CBS) 76- 23- 53- 0- 0- "Love Is A Stranger" 26 27 26 27 GENESIS/It's Gonna Get Better (Atlantic) 66- 43- 23+ 0- 0- 13 17 TALKING HEADS .... Speaking In Tongues (Sire/WB)

l "Burning Down The House" I DEBUT DURAN DURAN/Union Of The Snake (Capitol) 90+ 21 + 39+ 30+ 87+ 15 18 MICHAEL STANLEY BAND . You Can't... (EMI America) 32 28 24 29 DOKKEN/Breaking The Chains (Elektra) 79- 15- 63- 0- 2- "My Town" 10 17 21 30 JACKSON BROWNE/For A Rocker (Asylum) 59- 32- 27- 0= 1 + ROBERT PLANT The Principle... (Es Paranza/Atlantic) 42 43 39 ® POLICE/Synchronicity II (A&M) 56+ 44+ 12+ 0= 4= "Arms" "Log" "Mood" 55 ® DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/Say It Isn't So (RCA) 80+ 22+ 43+ 14- 29- 14 20 PETER SCHILLING Error In The System (Elektra) - 44 ® ASIA/The Smile Has Left Your Eyes (Geffen) 69+ 31+ 37+ 1= 9+ "Major Tom" 47 41 34 QUIET RIOT/Slick Black Cadillac (Pasha/CBS) 64- 20- 42- 2+ 2+ CHART PARTICIPANTS: WECM/Claremont, WERI/Westerly, WXRT/ a Chicago, KLYV/Dubuque, WCPZ/Sandusky, KLBJ/Austin, WIZD/ 3 8 16 35 MOODY BLUES/Sitting At The Wheel (Threshold/PG) 57- 30- 27= 0= 0= Ft. Pierce, KSPN/Aspen, KBCO/Boulder, KTCL/Fr. Collins, KINK/ Portland, 46 STREETS/If Love Should Go (Atlantic) 78+ 6= 61 + 10+ 22+ KFOG/San Francisco, KTMS/Santa Barbara, KREM -FM/ © Spokane. 20 22 23 37 ROBERT PLANT/In The Mood (Es Paranza/Atlantic) 53- 28- 25- 0= 1=

I DEBUT > Q NIGHT RANGER/(You Can Still) Rock In... (Camel/MCA) 83+ 1 + 46+ 36+ 80+ 9 16 30 39 POLICE/King Of Pain (A&M) 49- 33- 16+ 0= 0= AOR ALBUMS - complies album airplay data from stations showing ratings strength 12.24. Includes four -week trend of chart action, plus cuts listed 40 36 35 40 JOE JACKSON/Memphis (A&M) 65- 17- 48- 0= 2- numerically by airplay. Current singles are BOLDED. Also listed is present weeks number of reports In ail rvt.kkno, including total adds for all rvttiuns. symbols 38 38 37 41 Y&T/Mean Streak (A&M) 63- 7= 56- 0- 1- represent more I+1, less l-1, or equal 1=1 arpay in each rotation compared to - 60 Q CULTURE CLUB/Church Of The Poison Mind (Virgin/Epic) 60+ 20+ 35+ 5- 11- last week's figures. Records showing significant airplay growth are bolatea. AOR/ ALBUMS 25 + compiles album airplay data from stations showing 47 43 IRON MAIDEN/Cross-Eyed Mary 7= - m (Capitol) 61- 52+ 2- 7- ratings strength 25+. Includes two-week trend of chart action, pus cuts listed in 29 29 36 44 POLICE/Wrapped Around Your Finger (A&M) 46- 27- 19- 0= 0= order of airplay. Current singles are BOLDED. Records Showing significant airplay growth are bulleted. 27 32 40 45 FIXX/One Thing Leads To Another (MCA) 30+ 39- 9- 0= 0= AOR BREAKERS - Those newer charting records that nave reached 50% penetration of the weeks reporting stations. 16 19 28 46 ROBERT PLANT/Other Arms (Es Paranza/Atlantic) 45- 20- 25- 0= 0= HOT TRACKS - complied from 12-24 stations, showcasing songs In con- 19 24 31 47 ROBERT PLANT/Big Log (Es Paranza/Atlantic) 47- 22- 25+ 0= 0= fguratkrs Including LPs. EPs, and 455. Includes four -week airplay trend. Also listed Is present weeks number of reports In all rotations, Including total adds for 45 48 GENESIS/Illegal Alien (Atlantic) 46+ 31+ 14+ 1+ 3= all rotations. Symbols represent mere 1+1, less I-1, or equlvaient l=1 airplay ac- tivity In each rotation compared to last week's figures. Records showing signifi- I DEBUT Q EDDIE MONEY/Where's The Party (Columbia) 61+ 10+ 43+ 7- 18- cant upward momentum are bulleted. 51 Q BLACK SABBATH/Trashed (WB) 60+ 3+ 53+ 3- 5- MOST ADDED, HOTTEST - National and regional listings by number of station reports 112.24'5 and 25+ combined). Includes songs In all configurations. I DEBUT PAUL RODGERS/Cut Loose (Atlantic) 65+ 2+ 38+ 25+ 64+ ; ® NEW & ACTIVE, SIGNIFICANT ACTION - Albums coming closest to 18 26 38 52 KANSAS/Fight Fire With Fire (CBS) 38- 17- 21= 0= 0= charting on the Airplay/40 112-241 chat. Rotational information displayed over a two-week period Last week In parentheses). Including total reports. reports In 48 45 47 53 DEF LEPPARD/Foolin' (Mercury/PolyGram) 38- 21- 17+ 0= 0= each rotation, and adds In each rotation. 12 23 32 54 ASIA/The Heat Goes On (Geffen) 38- 21- 17- 0= 0= PARALLELS - Stations listed by market sloe and ratings success. PLAYLISTS - Printed regionally by parallels. An a' preceding an artists name - 56 ® P. McCARTNEY and M. JACKSON/Say Say Say (Col.) 47+ 17- 28+ 1- 4- Indicates all ...titan of that record are new to the piayilst. M all or at after an artists name snows that other tracks from that record can be found In those I DEBUT CD GENESIS/That's All (Atlantic) 41 + 27+ 13+ 1- 6+ rotations. An artists name with no abbreviations means all airplay of that artist Is 23 33 41 57 TALKING HEADS/Burning Down The House (Sire/WB) 36- 19= 17- 0= 0= In listed rotation. An artists name appears once per payilst. In the highest reported rotation. An asterisk l'I signifies a primary station In Its parallel. 54 17+ - 59 58 AGNETHA FALTSKOG/Can't Shake Loose (Polydor/PG) 44- 26- 1+ 2- denoting a stations competitive ratings strength. 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Union Of The Snake (Capitol) X/More Fun In The New World (Elektra) "The New World" Total Reports: 131121/Total Adds: 2111; Hots: 313)/Hot Adds: 0101: Mediums: 8181/Medium Adds: 0111/Extra Adds: 2101. our 12-24 reporters on it. Total reports: 90. Hot 21, Medium 39, Extra Adds 30, Total 53% of CLARENCE CLEMONS AND RED BANK/Rescue (Columbia) "Rock 'N' Roll DJ" Adds 87. Debuts at #28 on the AOR Hot Tracks chart. Total Reports: 121151/Total Adds: 41141: Hots: 0101/Hot Adda: 010); Mediums: 9141/Medium Adds: 2131/Extra Adds: 21111. ICEHOUSE/Fresco (Chrysalis) "Hey Little Girl" Total Reports: 11181/Total Adds: 2131; Hots: 3121/Hot Adds: 010); Mediums: 6141/Medium Adds: 0111/Extra Adds: 2121. Station Listings ... See Page 60 ELVIS BROTHERS/Movin' Up (Portrait/CBS) "Fire In The City" Total Reports: 111111/Total Adds: 112); Hots: 3121/Hot Adds: 010); Mediums: 7171/Medium Adds: 0101/Extra Adds: 112). 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Presenting the first single from Paul Rodger's first solo LP, "Cut Loose"Ruiz,

Once the voice of Free, then Bad Company, now Paul Rodgers has "Cut Loose"

Produced by Paul Rodgers I! On Atlantic Records & Cassettes 1983 Aflame Re

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POLICE 3-4 JOURNEY PAUL SIMON HUEY LEWIS i NEWS 17-10 W00010sylar Bolt FL YES POLICE STACY LATTISAW 14-7 MICHAEL JACKSON 14-9 LOVERBOY ONJ JOHN COUGAR 34-24 ONJ Reiph Wlnrsr RISS Hottest: ROGERS 6 PARTON 18-11 PAT SENATAR 28-23 BIG COUNTRY YES (dp) PAUL SIMON ROGERS 6 PARTON 1-1 ASIA Rottes!: HALL 6 OATES DOORS Wi1C-FINHorMard, CT 36-26 YES POLICE PRINCE 4-2 KHR/Aatln, TX POLICE 1-1 MSR BIG COUNTRY DURAN DURAN KOOL 6 THE GANG LIONEL RICRIE Mike West WRCKIUticA NY FIE( 3-2 Hottest: 6-3 RICK JAMES DAVID BORIE Volmrd0ermt ONJ PRINCE 5-3 ROBERT PLANT 10-7 ROGERS 6 PARTON 3-2 ANNABEL LAMB NAKED EYES Jkn Rda Hottest: DURAN DURAN MICHAEL JACKSON 16-9 LIONEL RICHIE 16-11 FTR% 7-4 H ROGERS i PARTON 1-1 ELTON JOHN RICK SPRINGFIELD ottest: POINTER SISTERS JOHN COUGAR 27-19 STEVIE MICAS 10-7 POLICE AGNETHA PALTSKOG 12-6 ONJ ELTON JOHN QUIET RIOT 8-1 POLICE YES KLIQUE MOTELS 11-9 KISR(Ft Snddt AR PAT SENATAR 10-4 ONS MICHAEL JACKSON 20-11 ALABAMA (dpi KISS MICHAEL SEMBELLO LIONEL RICHIE l4 -1l Rick !Myes LIONEL RICHIE 6-8 YES PAT SENATAR 33-22 Hottest: WFMI/LelsirnOton, KY PAUL SIMON PAUL SIMON ROGERS S DAVID BOWIE 13-9 Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 37-26 PARSON 1-1 BRYSON 4 FLACK PAUL RODGERS MANHATTAN For/Motley MVO/Richmond. VA JEFFREY OSBORNE TRANSFE LIONEL RICHIE 4-3 YES 26-17 LIONEL RICRIE 1-1 ALDO KIM Bob McNel NOVA WQCMRIaOooMtwt MD CARNES QUIET RIOT 16-8 ONJ MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 15-5 PIA /ADORA STRAY HALL 6 OATES Wa Kauffman CATS MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 23-13 2102Ifierenneh. GA AIR SUPPLY S-7 RICK SPRINGFIELD HALL 6 ALAN PARSONS Hottest: DURAN DURAN CULTURE 29-23 OATES RUFUS S CHARM 23-10 CLUB POLICE POLICE Rancir Sommera QUIET RIOT 1-1 YES ICEHOUSE QUIET RIOT BUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 26-12 MADONNA DURAN DURAN DAVID BORIE 6-4 ONJ GENESIS WNF1(Dsytpr Bash. FL ASIA JOURNEY BIG COUNTRY DORAN Hottest: PAT SENATAR 9-8 POLICE POLICE DURAN RICK SPRINGFIELD Brion Douglas STRAY CATS POLICE ROGERS 6 PARME 1-1 WKEERNrtlngmn, WV RUBY LEWIS 6 NEWS 16-12 DURAN Hottest: POLICE DURAN JEFFREY OSBORNE JOBOX ERS LIONEL RICHIE 4-2 JOHN COUGAR 26-18 PAUL SIMON LIONEL RICHIE 4-1 JOHN COUGAR BIG COUNTRY Oe,y Ma« NAKED EYES ONJ PRINCE 6-4 ALAN PARSONS ROGERS 6 PARME 3-2 RICH SPRINGFIELD Hottest: Notteil: Hottest: PAT SENATAR 10-7 POLICE VAUKBRMANRsisOmre Hottest: PRINCE 8-5 ONS ROGERS i PARTON 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 7-1 LIONEL RICHIE 3-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 20- 13 NERBIE ONJ JAN RYbg ROGERS 6 PARTON 1-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 13-H POLICE HANCOCK 7-3 QUIET RIOT 0-12 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 4-3 FIXX 4-2 MICHAEL JACKSON DURAN DURAN (dp) LIONEL RICHIE 6-3 COOL 6 NE GANG QUIET 16-9 YES RIOT 6-4 PRINCE 5-3 QUIET RIOT 21-13 PAUL SIMON BILLY JOEL 15-7 DURAN DURAN ROGERS 4 PARTON O/041GRdMrt AL POLICE WFMF(Beton 11-6 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 9-4 NAKED EYES STEVIE NICKS 13-10 Rouge. LA EN6F BILLY MATTHEW WILDER 25-17 PAUL SIMON JOEL 15-8 MOTELS 19-10 QeLglarlDBllle ROMANTICS (dp) JOHN COUGAR 32-23 RlouAhyeen YES EWIF (dpi DURAN DURAN PAUL SIMON WOLF/I.leh..sa, FL ROMANTICS OK10ERt em. NY ONJ KKYHUUIN. Rock, AR KITYISIe Antonio. TX STRAY CATS RAINBOW (dp) JEFFREY OSBORNE LINDA BONSTADT (dp) Bd» Phage. Hottest: RAINBOW Oasts AMlrnder POINTER SISTERS SERTIE HIGGINS Mark MoCdn Front Walsh POLICE STRAY CATS Hottest: (dp) ONJ ROGERS 6 CANTON 1-1 Hottest: HUEY LEWIS S NEWS DURAN DURAN Nottest: ROGERS 6 PARTON 3-1 DURAN DURAN (dp) RICE SPRINGFIELD LIONEL RICRIE 4-2 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS ROGERS 6 PARTON 1-1 HALL 6 OATES ONJ POLICE 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE ONJ DURAN FR 3-3 DOORS 6-3 PIS% 11-8 Hottest: Hottest: DURAN ROGERS S PARTON 11-4 BILLY JOEL 14-9 POLICE PAUL SIMON PRINCE 7-5 ANNABEL LAMB BILLY JOEL 14-10 STEVIE NICKS 6-5 COMMODORES 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 14-11 BRYSON 6 FLACK 16-10 GLASS (dp( STRAY CATS STEVIE NICKS 10-6 BIG COUNTRY STEVIE NICKS 15-11 MOTELS 15-8 ALABAMA 7-5 NCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 15-12 ONJ MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 17-12 PAT SENATAR 17-13 RIM CARNES EDDIE 6 THE CROIS (dp) BILLY JOEL 16 -II BIG (dp) JEFFREY OSBORNE 10-6 PA JOHN COUGAR 25-21 MCCARTNEY 6 COUNTRY POLICE WLAN-FM/Lortomeer. YES JACKS 26-19 MCCARNEY 6 ACKS 20-13 MICHAEL JACKSON 11-7 PAUL SIMON KZINBaumont TX HEART Hottest: Todd H.INdey PA JACKSON BROWNE 18-15 Hottest: ELTON JOHN 18-11 QläfVeI . MADONNA MurphyRMrrYon LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 HONNIE TYLER 1-1 FIX% 3-3 KISS (dp) Den SANN Hottest: TX WFOX/WkswlM., GA YES Bardis K.brioh KSFM/McAINnBrowrwvlNe, LIONEL RICHIE 2-2 POLICE (dpi POLICE 6-1 MOTELS 9-5 MICHAEL ONJ MItehdYD.N.ro NERBIE HANCOCK 4-3 Al» Du Prlat BILLY DURAN DURAN JACKSON LOVERBOY 10-5 RU/MS S CHMA JOEL 13-7 FIS% POLICE MICHAEL JACKSON 8-5 MICHAEL DERARGE AGNETHA FALTSKOG 9-6 HALL 4 OATES ONJ BARBRA STREISAND JACKSON 10-9 RUFUS i CRAMA DURAN DURAN QUIET RIOT 9-6 RUFUS 6 CRAMA QUIET RIOT 11-8 AGNETHA FALTSKOG STRAY CATS RUFUS 4 PAUL SIMON STRAY CATS CHAKA KKQVAWIoNte ONJ PAT BERATAR 16-11 NARWICE 6 VANDROS POLICE Folle TX Hottest: ROMANTICS KTFMISa Antodo. TX DERARGE YES COMMODORES YES ONJ Check Bak HONNIE TYLER Mottest: Hottest: 1-1 PETER SCHILLING JEFFREY OSBORNE ThornrdNaty Hottest: LIONEL RICRIE 6-2 11FEARAmeh NH FIX% 2-1 CULTURE CLUB LIONEL RICHIE 3-1 .l., EDDIE i THE CRUIS Hottest: ROGERS 6 CARTON 1-1 ROGERS S PARTON 3-3 PRINCE 8-4 MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS POLICE BILLY JOEL 9-2 Riek Ryder Rottest: LIONEL RICHIE 4-1 PRINCE 7-2 BRYSON 6 PLACE 4-4 QUIET RIOT 14-5 JOURNEY DURAN DURAN JOURNEY 19-10 ROGERS 6 CARTON 1-1 F3%% 3-2 LIONEL RICHIE 8-7 PRINCE 5-5 JOHN COUGAR 29-21 CULTURE CLUB 6 PAT SENATAR 29-11 PRINCE BONNIE TYLER 2-2 PRINCE 7-4 PION 9-8 MARNES THOMPSON PETER SCHILLING MEN WITHOUT HATS RISS PRINCE 24-17 DURAN DURAN 36-29 LIONEL RICHIE 3-3 MOTELS 12-7 MICHAEL JACKSON (dp) DURAN DORAN 19-10 MEN WITHOUT PAHAII II I((HI I JUICE NEWTON TALKING 4-4 HATS WOID(BNo4L READS BILLY JOEL 16-8 REAL LIFE KC101M.w H.o N,CT ONJ MS MEN WITHOUT RATS 5-5 WYKNwbsoNNIIK MELISSA MANCHESTE SERTIE HIGGINS PL Stol Rybsk PAUL SIMON Kkk CHstt FM1001M.mp ds. TX ONJ WFSOIAiboa PA RAS (NOT QUASI Lou Patrick Hottest: WARNES S THOMPSON KAMZJEI Pseo. TX HALL 6 OATES John/Pre.tlglecomo POLICE ASIA Tony Betar Hofteil: YES (dp) LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 QUIET RIOT WMYSeyloe MADONNA ROGERS 6 PARSON 5-3 POLICE ROGERS 6 PARTON 4-1 ELTON JOHN RICK SPRINGFIELD (Np( DURAN DURAN MANHATTAN TRANSFE BIG COUNTRY QUIET RIOT 6-4 RUFUS 6 CHMA STEVIE NICKS 5-4 ONJ Hottest: ALAN PARSONS STRAY CATS ASIA ONJ (dp) BILLY JOEL 9-5 ELTON JOHN LIONEL RICHIE 13-9 KOOL 6 THE GANG STEVIE NICKS 8-4 DURAN DURAN RICK SPRINGFIELD WARNES 6 THOMPSON MCCMTHEY MELISSA MANCHESTE ONJ VIX% 19-10 POUR TOPS MCCARTNEY POLICE 6 JACKS 22-11 FIREFALL IRENE CARA 4 JACKS 12-10 Hottest: Hottest: JOHN COUGAR 28-21 POLICE (dp) DAVID BORIE 18-15 Nottest: WHSUWHrtringN. PAUL SIMON PAUL SINON ROGERS 4 CANTON 2-1 NC LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 KIM CARNES (dp) JOURNEY 23-19 FI%% 1-1 POLICE REAL LIFE (dp) JOE 15-9 FtswlPebk:k ROGERS 4 CARTON 3-2 WKNWO.s. n Ctty, MD Hottest: JOHN COUGAR 25-22 HUEY LEWIS 4 NEWS 3-2 WARMES S THOMPSON Hottest: PRINCEE 22-12 PAT SENATAR 16-12 LIONEL RICRIE 4-3 DAVID BONDS 7-3 DERANGE Jeck Qin FIXX 2-1 COMMODORES 24-14 POLICE (dp) MCCARTNEY i JACKS 21-14 ROGERS S PARTON 7-5 PAT PRINCE 3-2 WABE-FM(MobN.. AL ALABAMA 26-20 REMATAR 10-6 RIOT 24-19 LINDA BONSTADT none COMMODORES 10-7 YES (dp) QUIET LIONEL QUIET RIOT 17-8 YES Hottest: RICRIE 5-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 14-10 Rem/Fuller DURAN DURAN (dp) JOHN TX Rottest: POLICE 1-I COUGAR 18-12 SOS BAUD 13-11 SHEENA KTSNS.n Antonio. KILEJOelveeten, PAUL SIMON BONNIE JOURNEY 28-18 EASTON TX TYLER 1-1 ROGERS 6 PARTON 6-6 ASIA Stew W.ed BILLY JOEL ROGERS 6 PARTON 7-3 PRINCE Scott Taylor ONJ 8-B HALL 6 OATES LIONEL RICHIE KXXIOSBNmIH inn n, AL KSET-FM1E1 Pao. TX JOURNEY 10-4 SHEENA EASTON 9-9 IRENE CARA OW RYE TO EYE HILLY JOEL Cat BAsson BILLY JOEL 12-6 LIONEL RICHIE 10-10 K.Nn MSCarMy BIG COUNTRY STRAY CATS FIREFALL (dp) MICHAEL ONJ JACKSON 24-12 PETER SCHILLING YES Hottest: CULTURE CULTURE CLUB Hottest: CLUB JOBOX ERS PAUL SIMON POLICE 1-1 ONJ IRENE CARA ROGERS 6 PARTON 2-1 WACZJBRngo, ME POLICE DURAN DURAN STEVIE NICKS 5-3 PAUL SINON DURAN DURAN BONNIE TYLER 1-2 MOTELS 7-4 MIe1Ns1 Oliar. REAL JEFFREY OSBORNE KLIQUE RICE SPRINGFIELD LIFE LIONEL RICHIE 3-3 DAVID BORIE 8-5 POLICE Nottest: Hottest: none POLICE SPANDAU BALLET 6-4 MCCARTNEY 6 POLICE 1-1 MOTELS 5-1 JACKS 15-9 Bottent) Hottest: CLIFF RICHARD MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 14-9 PRINCE 5-3 BRYSON i FLACH 14-9 POLICE 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 Hottest: MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 19-14 BILLY JOEL 24-14 RONNIE TYLER 2-2 MOTELS 11-7 POLICE 1-1 QUIET RIOT D-17 LOVERBOY 21-17 AIR SUPPLY 3-3 BILLY JOEL 13-8 NERBIE HANCOCK 4-2 JOHN COUGAR 26-18 PAT SENATAR 27-19 ROGERS 6 PARSON 4-4 DAVID BORIE 15-11 QUIET RIOT 6-3 DEP LEPPARD 5-5 MICHAEL JACKSON 17-13 EURYTHMICS 14-8 PRINCE 17-9

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WGRDIGrartd Rapids MI KBEIWIdeorktIL WeVillilloornIngton KKL$-FMMapid City, SD KMGXIFresno, CA MOD/Sacramento KKAZICheyenns MIDWEST J.J. Duing Mark Melery John Halnrnn SMerwiNPiper Carey Edwrde Mr. Ed John Ramsey GENESIS JACKSON BROWNE HUEY PARAI LOVERBOY BIG COUNTRY DURAN DURAN LEWIS 6 NEWS AGNETHA FALTSKOG III. IWO ROGERS 6 PARTON HUMAN LEAGUE QUIET RIOT RICK SPRINGFIELD ONJ PAT BENATAR QUIET RIOT (dp) EDDIE MONEY DAVID BOWIE PAUL SIMON ELTON JOHN POLICE IRENE CARA LOVERBOY PAUL SIMON RICK SPRINGFIELD POLICE YES WARWICK 6 VANDROS Hottest: JOBOXERS WKDO4Akron, OH DURAN DURAN Hottest: MELISSA MANCHESTE Hottest: BONNIE TYLER 1-1. ONJ RICK SPRINGFIELD PaVlok NAKED EYES POLICE Matt 1-1 Hottest: POLICE 1-1 DEF LEPPARD 8-3 Hottest: Hottest: ALAN PARSONS BRYAN PAT BENATAR ADAMS 5-3 FI%% 1-1 BRYAN ADAMS 6-2 ROGERS 6 PARTON 10-5 LIONEL RICHIE 3-1 LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: 4-1 STRAY CATS LIONEL RICHIE 6-4 PRINCE 2-2 LIONEL RICHIE 13-6 PAT BENATAR 16-6 FIX% 2-2 FIX% 3-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 2-1 ALDO NOVA MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 11-5 LIONEL RICHIE 15-6 STEVIE NICKS 14-8 DEBARGE 20-8 PRINCE 6-5 MOTELS 13-6 LOVERBOY 5-3 STEVIE BIG COUNTRY NICKS 7-6 EURYTHMICS 18-10 PAT BENATAR 20-15 MOTELS 12-7 BILLY JOEL 19-8 JOHN COUGAR 16-B KYNO-FM(Fneno ROGERS 6 PARTON DURAN DURAN WRKRIRadnrlMNwrlkM JOHN COUGAR 30-20 15-10 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 21-10 RICK SPRINGFIELD ROMANTICS 15-9 /SKG(SsUns. KS Walker/Davis MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 27-17 Pr Mertln KGHOIHogtim ONJ WCIL-FMICwbondalw IL Danny CoBler KSKDIlalenL OR Hottest: POLICE ONJ Let E. Mitchell Stove Larsen WZDVOrand Rapids. MI Tony Walsekts POLICE 1-1 YES YES (dp) HALL 6 OATES POLICE Don ONJ KOOL & JUICE NEWTON LIONEL RICHIE 3-2 Schuller KISS (dp) PAUL SIMON THE GANG DURAR DURAN HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 8-5 DURAN DURAN DAVID BOWIE (dp) RAINBOW (dp) CLIFF RICHARD PAUL SIMON POLICE ONJ ONJ PRINCE 17-11 UB40 KIM CARNES PAUL RODGERS (dp) Hottest: STRAY CATS DURAN DURAN BONNIE POLICE JOURNEY 21-14 BIG COUNTRY NAKED EYES KOOL 6 THE GANG TYLER 1-1 YES ONJ YES (dp) IRENE CARA JUICE NEWTON MEN WITHOUT HATS (dp) LIONEL RICHIE 4-3 KIM CARNES REAL LIFE MEN WITHOUT HATS MOODY BLUES STRAY CATS JOURNEY 6-4 RAINBOW (dp) PAUL RUFUS 6 CHARA W KAUTAppbton-Oshkosh SIMON Hottest: Hottest: CULTURE CLUB PAT BENATAR 8-7 KOOL 6 THE GANG (dp) TORONTO HEART RoeslAKen QUIET RIOT 1-1 ROGERS 6 PARTON 1-1 Hottest: ROGERS 6 PARTON 12-9 HEART (dp) MEN WITHOUT HATS Hottest: Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 4-2 QUIET RIOT 3-2 FIXX 1-1 FIXX HALL 6 OATES ALDO 3-2 NOVA DEF LEPPARD 3-3 NEW EDITION 12-4 PRINCE 5-2 KIM/Honolulu, HI ROGERS 6 PARTON 8-1 ELTON YES LIONEL RICHIE 13-7 JOHN (dp) BILLY JOEL 13-5 PRINCE 13-5 LIONEL RICHIE 8-S BILLY JOEL 18-7 RIM CARNES Hottest: Kapilhl.Mdo BILLY JOEL 16-8 STEVIE NICKS 18-8 BOB SEGER D-11 BILLY JOEL 17-10 PAT BENATAR 22-13 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 28-21 DURAN DURAN HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 2-1 DEF LEPPARD 20-19 COMMODORES ASIA 26-18 LOVERBOY (dp) GLENN SHORROCK 11-5 WZOKIRocklord ELTON JOHN MICHAEL JACKSON 28-20 Hottest: BILLY JOEL 21-10 KCMG/Columbia. MO KOZE1Lesdeton. ID Tim Fox KKRCISleux Fella KOOL 6 THE GANG FIX% 1-1 PAT BENATAR 23-11 Dave McCormick DURAN DURAN KRSPIeelt lake Chy Jey McCall PRINCE EDDIE Dan Klelsy 6-2 6 THE CRUIS 19-15 JOURNEY BIG COUNTRY Cadman/Mel LIONEL. RICHIE 11-4 PETER SCHILLING YES BRYSON 6 FLACK YES Hottest: POLICE MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 20-11 WZPUIndlanapoM, IN ELTON JOHN HALL 6 OATES RICK SPRINGFIELD LIONEL RICHIE 5-1 ONJ DAVID BOWIE 22-13 HoMrnanNBrowrYrq ONJ POLICE DURAN DURAN CULTURE CLUB HALL 6 OATES WHAM! U.R. 7-6 ONJ HALL 6 OATES BIG RICK SPRINGFIELD CULTURE CLUB PRINCE 11-8 COUNTRY PAUL POLICE RUFUS 6 SIMON W NAMIAppetton-Oehk osh ASIA CHAKA LOVERBOY MANHATTAN TRANSFE 22-16 DURAN DURAN MICHAEL JACKSON YES PETER SCHILLING Chris Caine Hottest: MSB MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 28-19 Hottest: ONJ Hottest: DEBORAH ALLEN (dp) STEVIE NICKS 5-1 JOBOXERS QUIET RIOT 1-1 Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND PAUL SIMON MOTELS POLICE 1-1 Hottest: KQMO/Honolulu. HI PRINCE 8-4 6-2 ROGERS 6 PARTON PAUL SIMON STRAY CATS LIONEL RICHIE 5-3 SHEENA EASTON 9-7 2-1 ROGERS 6 PARTON 8-3 QUIET RIOT 2-1 KImo Akan* QUIET RIOT 10-4 RUFUS 6 CHARA CULTURE CLUB PRINCE 9-7 BILLY JOEL 14-9 STEVIE NICKS 7-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 11-8 MCCARTNEY DURAN DURAN Hottest: BILLY JOEL 12-B LIONEL 6 JACKS 24-18 LIONEL RICHIE 15-10 LIONEL RICHIE 11-4 CULTURE CLUB RICHIE 13-9 JOHN POLICE POLICE 1-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 19-14 COUGAR 23-19 MOTELS 14-6 MOTELS ASIA 28-21 YES LIONEL RICHIE 7-2 U$3ISouth Bend. IN BILLY JOEL 15-8 COMMODORES MITT/Tucson Hottest: PIXX 4-4 YNYFreo, ND J.K. Deering DUE Sherman KDZA(Pu*bla ROGERS 6 PARTON MOTELS 12-6 Cohen 2-1 HALL ColNrrlAndeson KIP/TO-FM/Springfield, MO YES MANHATTAN TRANSFE BILLY JOEL 13-7 6 OATES Rip Avina 13-8 KOOL 6 THE GANG ONJ HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS ELTON Bob Hammond JOHN COUGAR 19-14 JOHN ROMANTICS EWBF ASIA MICHAEL JACKSON 29-18 MI Hottest: POINTER SISTERS CULTURE WJXOIJaekeon, BONNIE MICHAEL JACKSON PAUL RODGERS ROMANTICS CLUB JACKSON 31-19 TYLER 1-1 NAKED EYES BROWNE PAUL SIMON Hottest: KOOL 6 THE GANG ONJ Ryan/Cheeks ROGERS 6 PARTON 2-2 PAUL SIMON ELTON JOHN LIONEL YES STRAY CATS LIONEL RICHIE 7-3 YES RICHIE 7-1 112X/Columbus, OH DURAN DURAN ONJ FIXX 8-2 MELISSA MANCHESTE PAUL. SIMON PAUL RODGERS BILLY JOEL 12-7 RUFUS 6 CHAKA DEBARGE Ted Nutter RUFUS 6 CHAKA STEVIE NICKS 5-3 Hottest: ALDO MCCARTNEY & JACKS 25-17 POLICE NOVA Hottest: ELVIS COSTELLO 9-6 LIONEL RICHIE 4-1 POLICE CULTURE Hottest: CLUB YES DAVID BOWIE 13-6 JOURNEY 13-9 QUIET RIOT 3-2 KOOL 6 THE GANG POLICE WRON/Toledo, OH FIXX 4-1 STREETS LIONEL RICHIE 15-7 PETER SCHILLING 7-3 Hottest: DURAN DURAN PAUL SIMON (dp) Buck LIONEL RICHIF. 7-2 KLUC(Las POLICE 1-1 Mime HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 16-8 Vegas, NV ROGERS 6 PARTON 11-4 BIG COUNTRY ALAN PARSONS (dp) ROGERS 6 PARTON 6-3 LIONEL RICHIE POLICE MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 22-11 Dave Anthony AIR SUPPLY 17-7 13-4 Hottest: Hottest: PRINCE 8-6 STEVIE NICKS 15-7 DURAN DURAN JOHN COUGAR 27-20 ROGERS 6 PARTON 4-1 QUIET RIOT 1-1 BILLY JOEL 12-11 KRQQITucson BILLY JOEL PETER SCHILLING BIG COUNTRY (dp) 22-10 LIONEL RICHIE 9-2 PAT BENATAR 7-3 WSPT(Stevene Pant WI POLICE (dp) Zapol*ortlNortb JACKSON BROWNE 40-32 BILLY JOEL 14-9 ROMANTICS 14-11 PAUL YOUNG KKXL-FMIOrsnd Fars., ND ROMANTICS FuhrfTracy ELTON JOHN (dp) PRINCE 15-10 JOHN COUGAR 21-15 KIM KCBN/Rasa, NV DEBARGE Don Nord,* YES (dp) CARNES MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 21-15 JOURNEY 40-18 ONJ ONJ (dp) ELTON JOHN Jlm O'Neal Hottest: HALL 6 OATES POLICE Hottest: STRAY CATS POLICE POLICE 1-1 IRENE CARA KIIK/Davenport IA WKFR/KalenNtzoo, MI IRENE CARA BONNIE HEART FIXX 3-2 POLICE TYLER 1-1 ONJ STRAY CATS PAT BENATAR ONJ PAUL Jim O'Hara SwsNChepmen LIONEL RICHIE 5-3 YES 12-6 SIMON DURAN DURAN POLICE ELTON MOTELS 7-4 Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 27-21 JOHN QUIET RIOT POINTER SISTERS YES (dp) Hottest: PRINCE 10-6 ELVIS COSTELLO 33-23 Hottest: HALL 6 OATES POLICE QUIET RIOT 1-2 (dp) RAINBOW (dp) IRENE CARA 35-29 PETER SCHILLING 4-1 LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 YES JUICE NEWTON (dp) SHEENA EASTON 10-S KAYIRulea, OK Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE. 5-3 PAT BENATAR 11-S STRAY CATS ONJ HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 19-1S ROGERS 6 PARTON 5-1 KRILoe Angeles ROGERS 6 PARTON 14-4 AGNETHA FALTSKOG ELTON BILLY JOEL 26-16 1S -B JOHN ELO PM Willem* HUEY MCCARTNEY 6 LEWIS 6 NEWS 14-B JACKS 22-13 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 20-14 ONJ Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON D-35 Steve LaBeau KIM CARNES QUIET RIOT 20-10 BENATAR 23-15 JACKSON BROWNE 22-16 NAKED EYES LIONEL RICHIE 4-1 BILLY PETER SCHILLING KYTN(Orand JOEL 19-11 ONJ Hottest: PRINCE 11-6 Forks. ND LIONEL RICHIE 21-13 KBIMIRoewelL BIG COUNTRY EDDIE & THE CRUIS (dpi PARALLEL THREE. MN LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 16-9 ELTON JOHN Tam Fricke Hottest: Harry Mirka ROGERS 6 PARTON 2-2 BILLY JOEL 17-11 KDVVRopske, KN POLICE ELTON JOHN BONNIE TYLER 1-1 PAUL SIMON POLICE 3-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 30-18 Hottest: Tony KGOT Anchorage AK FIX% 4-4 ROMANTICS Stewart BRYSON 6 FLACK 3-2 NAKED EYES HUEY LEWIS 6 Kay NEWS 2-1 FI BEFALL LIONEL RICHIE 7-4 Taylor ROMANTICS PRINCE 5-5 IIleKanees City, MO STEVIE ONJ NICKS 4-2 KLO MCCARTNEY & JACKS 11-8 JUICE NEWTON Rowlands/Benson BRYSON & FLACK ONJ KMOKIDes Moines. IA MOTELS 7-4 DURAN DURAN BILLY JOEL 13-9 DEBARGE LIONEL RICHIE 8-6 YES HALL 6 OATES Roberte STRAY CATS TORONTO Hottest: BIG COUNTRY YES Jim DAVID BOWIE 16-11 POLICE KOSOIModesto, CA POLICE YES BONNIE TYLER 1-1 POLICE BILLY JOEL YES Aesham/Maln Hottest: DURAN DURAN KEYN-FMIWIcMta. KS ROGERS 6 PARTON 5-4 JOURNEY STRAY CATS MEN WITHOUT HATS LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 POLICE QUIET RIOT 8-5 PAT BENATAR WARNES 6 THOMPSON NAKED EYES TaybrlPsrnrn Hottest: PRINCE 6-3 Hottest: HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 13-11 ELTON JOHN Hottest: ONJ QUIET RIOT QUIET RIOT 1-1 BILLY JOEL 16-8 1-1 HALL 6 OATES BILLY JOEL 15-13 NAKED EYES LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 PAUL SIMON DEF LEPPARD 8-2 PAT BENATAR 18-10 LIONEL RICHIE 2-2 ONJ DEBARGE MOTELS 6-2 QUIET RIOT (dp) FIX% 3-3 KFMW(Waterkao, IA JOHN COUGAR 30-20 BILLY JOEL 4-3 ELTON JOHN YES STEVIE NICKS 5-4 RUFUS & CHARA BONNIE TYLER 4-5 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 7-4 YES Mark Potter Hottest: PAT BENATAR 14-5 KSLYISen Luis Obispo DURAN DURAN DAVID BOWIE 5-5 PAT BENATAR 21-15 BILLY JOEL 15-6 POLICE (dp) ROGERS & PARTON 2-1 Hottest: BIG COUNTRY Tom Walsh Hottest: KRNA/Iowa LIONEL RICHIE 4-3 LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 WVIC(Lansing, City. IA RICK SPRINGFIELD KYYAJB1111nge HALL 6 OATES MI AIR SUPPLY 1-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 10-6 MT FIXX 3-2 Bert Goyneho, POLICE IRENE CARA Jay Stover LIONEL RICHIE 4-2 BRYSON 6 FLACK 18-9 Cherie Fox PRINCE 5-3 STRAY CATS POLICE STEVIE NICKS 7-4 QUIET RIOT CULTURE CLUB 36-29 ROGERS & PARTON 9-4 HALL 6 OATES YES (dp) ONJ ELTON JOHN FIX% 8-5 PAUL SIMON JOHN COUGAR 28-21 CULTURE CLUB MOTELS 1I-7 ONJ KHOP(MtdestoStockten POLICE DURAN DURAN ONJ t PAUL SIMON BIG COUNTRY NAKED EYES David PAUL SIMON WEBC(Duluth, MN POLICE WHOTIYoungetown POLICE Hottest: Kralrm Hottest: ONJ YES (dp) Dick Johnson NAKED EYES Dick Thompson LIONEL RICHIE 13-6 PAUL SIMON LIONEL RICHIE 5-1 BARBRA STREISAND (dp) DURAN DURAN (dp) ROGERS Hottest: STRAY QUIET RIOT 16-7 ONJ 6 PARTON 4-3 MEN WITHOUT HATS (dp) ELTON JOHN CATS Hottest: 7-5 MOTELS 2-1 JUICE BILLY JOEL 18-10 JENNIFER HOLLIDAY MOTELS Hottest: 6 NEWTON FIXX 1-1 HALL OATES PAT BENATAR 4-2 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 24-16 BILLY JOEL 17-9 LIONEL RICHIE 7-1 ALDO NOVA PRINCE 4-2 POLICE CULTURE CLUB KANSAS 5-3 PAT BENATAR 30-19 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 21-15 PRINCE 3-3 MEN WITHOUT HATS BILLY JOEL 8-4 YES BARBRA STREISAND DAVID BOWIE 7-6 JUICE NEWTON BILLY JOEL 17-8 NAKED EYES (dp) YES MOTELS 5-5 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 9-8 Hottest: KCDOIBozamsn MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 27-12 MATTHEW POLICE LIONEL RICHIE 15-7 WILDER LIONEL JOHN COUGAR 30-19 CLIFF RICHARD PAUL SIMON WEST RICHIE 6-1 Grp WNMeme WZEE(Madison, WI RAINBOW HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 8-3 Hottest: WAZY-FM/Lafeyette. IN KIM CARNES KZOZ(San Luis Obispo. CA KOOL 6 THE DAVID BOWIE 10-6 ROGERS 6 PARTON 1-1 ties/Hudson GANG POLICE Stacy/Greesr PARALLLI. TWO BILLY JOEL 16-9 Don Potter LIONEL RICHIE 3-2 ONJ YES MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 21-11 POLICE 2-3 CULTURE CLUB Hottest: PETER SCHILLING PAUL SIMON CULTURE CLUB DURAN DURAN LIONEL RICHIE 5-I PAUL SIMON KKXX/Baksndiedd, CA MEN WITHOUT HATS BILLY JOEL B-4 KIDD/Monterey, EWLF STEVIE NICKS 6-5 POLICE ROGERS 6 PARTON 8-2 POLICE Squkes/Kamp.e CA MATTHEW WILDER DURAN DURAN YES BILLY JOEL 14-7 YES (dp) Rick Boyd HEART STRAY CATS KOOL 6 THE GANG WKDO/EvanevlM, IN Hottest: ASIA 25-17 ROMANTICS ONJ PAUL SIMON 7-1 ONJ IRENE CARA QUIET RIOT WARWICK 6 VANDROS 27-24 JOBOXERS ROMANTICS RAINBOW HobbelPsyne PAT BENATAR 6-4 PETER SCHILLING HALL 6 OATES Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE ELTON JOHN & CULTURE CLUB YES BILLY JOEL 11-7 WYFM/Yaungetown FIX% 5-1 WARNES THOMPSON POLICE Hottest: DEBARGE PAUL RODGERS POLICE MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 13-8 Jeff Tobin POLICE 2-2 Hottest: Hottest: AIR SUPPLY 14-9 PRINCE 20-14 LIONEL RICHIE 7-1 MELISSA MANCHESTE QUIET RIOT 9-4 PAT BENATAR ROGERS 6 PARTON 4-1 ROGERS & PRINCE 10-8 CLIFF RICHARD RICK SPRINGFIELD PARTON QUIET RIOT 36-33 PRINCE 9-3 LIONEL RICHIE 17-9 KJ1o3/0klshoma City, OK Rottest: QUIET RIOT 14-9 RIM CARNES MCCARTNEY MANHATTAN TRANSFE LIONEL RICHIE 13-4 6 JACKS 25-12 none KFRXluncdn MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 21-14 POLICE Hottest: Den Wilson QUIET RIOT 17-12 NENA 31-18 JOHN COUGAR 33-26 ONJ JOHN COUGAR 34-19 ROGERS 6 PARTON 4-1 Tracy Johnson Hottest: JOHN COUGAR 34-22 LIONEL RICHIE 6-5 POLICE PARALLEL THRI LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 Barbara BILLY JOEL 10-8 DURAN DURAN POLICE MK/Boles, ID KTRSICaspsr, WY KIST/Sant MADONNA ONJ Tam Evans HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 12-5 lick WNlame MICHAEL JACKSON 20-9 BILLY JOEL 15-6 Jerry Oebhard PRINCE 12-11 NAKED EYES KFYR/BisnardL ND KIM CARNES YES RUFUS & CHARA 21-7 HALL 6 OATES ELTON JOHN BrannaNHardt POINTER SISTERS CULTURE CLUB PAUL SIMON POLICE MICHAEL JACKSON 26-13 HERBIE HANCOCK WSTOIEvsnsvIlle, IN DURAN DURAN HALL 6 ONJ OATES PAUL SIMON STRAY CATS POLICE Hottest: ELTON JOHN Chde Taylce ONJ PAUL SIMON RAINBOW (dp) KNYProvo, UT ONJ LIONEL RICHIE 4-1 JEFFREY OSBORNE JOHN YES (dp) YES MOTELS DURAN DURAN ELTON HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 6-3 Gentry/Greer POLICE RUFUS 6 CHAKA JOBOXERS RODNEY DANGERFIEL ONJ ROGERS 6 PARTON 8-4 QUIET RIOT PAUL SIMON RICK SPRINGFIELD Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON FIXX 10-6 Hottest: LOVERBOY HALL 6 OATES Hottest: IRENE CARA QUIET RIOT 4-1 Hottest: BILLY JOEL 12-7 POLICE 3-2 MELISSA MANCHESTE Hottest: PETER FIX% 6-4 Hottest: STEVIE NICKS 11-7 ROGERS 6 PARTON 1-1 QUIET RIOT 9-5 SCHILLING (dp) JOURNEY 6-4 PRINCE 15-6 6 PARTON 2-1 PAT BENATAR 23-10 POLICE 3-2 ROGERS 6 PARTON 11-7 RICK SPRINGFIELD ROGERS ROD STEWART 18-15 Hottest: PAT BENATAR 35-17 LIONEL RICHIE 15-5 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 27-11 QUIET RIOT 9-3 PAT BENATAR 15-9 MOTELS 19-16 KXSSIUncoln. NE MICHAEL JACKSON 31-21 BILLY JOEL 18-6 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 30-17 BILLY JOEL 11-7 PETER SCHILLING 30-23 LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 6 HUMAN MCCARTNEY JACKS 23-17 Tim Kelly SHEENA EASTON 2-2 LEAGUE 32-25 JACKSON BROWNE 30-14 JOHN COUGAR 24-20 DAVID BOWIE 13-9 Springs. CO ROGERS 6 PARTON 7-3 EURYTHMICS 33-19 KOKO/Omaha, NE ONJ KKFMIColorsdo WBNQIBIoominpton PRINCE 12-4 LOVERBOY Finney/Ryan WMEEIFort Wayne Taylor(Dean STEVIE NICKS 6-5 Mike JustM ASIA Tony Richards ONJ CULTURE CLUB YES Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD BIG COUNTRY KGGIIRIversideS. Bemerdino 234 Reporters none HALL 6 OATES POLICE 1-1 BRYSON 6 FLACK ONJ The ROGERS 6 PARTON 7-2 Volpe/014M 229 Current Reports following stations failed to Hottest: ELTON JOHN ELTON JOHN BIG COUNTRY LIONEL 4-3 report this week and therefore BONNIE TYLER 1-1 POLICE (dp) RICHIE YES CULTURE CLUB Hottest: 9-6 BILLY JOEL 6-6 DURAN DURAN (dp) MOTELS & The following stations reported their plsylists were frozen: ROGERS 6 PARTON 2-1 POINTER SISTERS KOOL THE GANG PRINCE 10-10 DORREN (dp) BILLY JOEL 13-8 Hottest: Hottest: s frozen pleylist this week: LIONEL RICHIE 4-2 Hottest: JOHN COUGAR 13-13 PRINCE 3-3 LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 BONNIE TYLER 1-1 WHYT/Detroit FIX% 2-1 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 17-17 RIOT 18-9 MOTELS 6-3 BRYSON & FLACK 2-2 QUIET STEVIE NICKS KZFM/Corpus Christi WMEE/Ft. Wayne 4-3 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 10-5 LIONEL RICHIE 7-4 JOHN COUGAR 27-15 BILLY WKHI/Ocean WACZ/Bangor JOEL 9-4 PRINCE 13-7 ROGERS 6 PARTON 9-5 City MOTELS 6-5 MICHAEL JACKSON 22-13 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 25-17 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 17-7

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JENNIFER HOLLIDAY D I Am Love (Geffen) o LP Feel My Soul ALABAMA EYE TO EYE MADONNA RAINBOW STREETS Lay Down On Love (RCA) Lucky (WB) wuT ausT Holiday (Sire/WB) Street Of... (Mercury/PolyGram) If Love Should... (At/antic) LP. The Closer Tou Get LP: Shakespeare Stole LP Madonna LP. Bent Cut Of My Baby Ie1C 30-10 10102 19-18 Shape LP Streets 3 -30 0110 on [Y1g R3109 a EAU e19-25 SUT MACIC on x%I d-21 Mn. on MYS a mal M ]5-21 Mß..031 12100 20-13 011300 on MUTE mo v g g MUTE AOM on g 110 on g MCI on 1;12 EUT v 14 eurr 10130 on g B94 on 1[1í1M a Mn on WILD on W1 [aar 000 d -l5 10030 on PR0-10 URI on 110010 a MOO %R8 d -J0 ^ lelo on 1100 on wise 9N s0v a -l3 1er on I moula Mee 27-22 .011.11 on a L1 7J3-il ri, . 19-37 ..... 111.00 on MME d-30 stmt 1C4 0 n MIn. on loura «YB013911 on 1181 sYM 12 nn KIMR NC10UD1Nl o n1 168x a sober 0001.1171C0m MAU on 940 a ...En" Wr ..or eOYM 0101 7-5 MM on *MD on 101210 33-34 [TM 26-30 M66m R10í on 195 d -l2 6010011 0-3. MOM. xº01 15-2. neroomaT It"W on KTSAMM :-5 MIME 7100 2a-29 e211n1 iLO on 011100 a MMn WISE M4sr 955%IL qlowm MM 14%í6% Bº] on on on Ram ...Ku 4Mm 93M on MMU WO'af" 711311 a-3º IRIS on 14411110 0105 1ROR o «SITUE on p ° BIO0 :0-16 walt EvEaT 1111011 I95 6-1 wtoLM s It ria ° MIIIR on MOT on 1111100.7 w[AMI, KM Y100 13-e ° etMn14 Mu o MW MM on M1YBI 6Ml111 0n %11619 MU n 96m 10383/ on 4141246.184IaOt ILIAO on 414 381330 on g0007 a n 'Per xsn on 10310 03001 a M,N 1010 xY% on a ZUT en MnU.Y911PT 11110 g11308 on 4a 1101MUANT Qrj RCex +1 81311 0 10101 LUT 0,13C a-29 , *ter 3 on of MDT on 04 0000 O° n 01 on u sronK000 o e

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Corìtemporary H it Radio LIONEL RICHIE (163) POLICE (130) All Night Long (All Night) (Motown) Synchronicity II (A&M) Continued from Back Page KENNY ROGERS with OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN (123) DOLLY PARTON Twist Of Fate (MCA) (103) YES (105) Islands In The Stream (RCA) Owner Of A Lonely Heart (Atco) BILLY JOEL (97) DURAN DURAN (95) Uptown Girl (Columbia) Union Of The Snake (Capitol) P. McCARTNEY and M. JACKSON (86) BREAKERS® PAUL SIMON (79) Say Say Say (Columbia) Allergies (WB) PRINCE (73) BIG COUNTRY (48) Delirious (WB) In A Big Country (Mercury/PolyGram) QUIET RIOT (71) BIG COUNTRY Cum On Feel The Noize (Pasha/CBS) In A Big Country (MercurylPolyGram) 68% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 32, Debuts 33, Same 45, Down 0, Adds 48 including WNYS, B94, Q105, Q103, XTRA, KUBE, KNBQ. See Parallels, debuts at number 39 on the CHR chart.

KIM CARNES SIGNIFICANT ACTION Invisible Hands (EMI America) 64% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 41, Debuts 23, Same 68, Down 0, Adds 17 including WHTT, KAFM, B97, SURVIVOR "Caught In The Game" (Scotti Bros./CBS) 42/2 WLOL-FM, KIMN, KAMZ, WCIL-FM. See Moves: Parallels, debuts Up 9, Debuts 6. Same 25, Down 0, Adds 2, WSPK, WHEB, WPHD 40-38, B94 28-26, WRCK 33-31, KSET-FM 19-16, at number 40 on the CHR chart. WFMI d-39, WJXQ 26-24, WVIC d-23, WRKR 40-37, KSKD 31-25, WERZ 38-35, WSQV d-27, KQIZ-FM 17-11. COMMODORES "Only You" (Motown) 40/8 Moves: Up 15, Debuts 8, Same 10, Down 1, Adds 8, 940, WKFM, WBBQ, WDCG, WOKI, KROK, KIKI, KQMQ, V100 29-22, WVSR 15-12, WZLD 23-16, WRQK 25-17, KTFM 24-14, WNAM 16-9, WOMP-FM 25-18, Q104 1-1.

CLIFF RICHARD "Never Say Die (Give A Little Bit More)" (EMI America) 39/4 Moves: Up 9, Debuts 4, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 4, KSET-FM, WEBC, KYNO-FM, KIDD, KFRC 37-34, KYUU 30-28, WRQK d-38, NEW & ACTIVE WCIR 31-24, OK100 d-39, WIXV 33-30, WAZY-FM 38-34. MELISSA MANCHESTER "No One Can Love You More Than I Do" (Arista) 36/12 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 4, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 12, KIQQ, KYUU, WYCR, KC101, WSPK, WOKI, KIDD, K98, KHYT, WCIR, KKQV, 0104 d-34, Q101 d-36, KTRS 37-32. RAINBOW "Street Of Dreami" (Mercury/PolyGram) 31/12 IM POLICE "Synchronicity II" (A&M) 136/130 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 4, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 12, WLOL-FM, WKEE, WKRZ-FM, WSSX, WHOT, KB8K, KSKD, WOMP-FM, WISE, Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 130 including 8104, WHIT, WPHD, WHTX, KAFM, 897, B96, WLS, 0102, 99KG, WSPT, KZOZ, WLAN-FM 25-21, WIGY d-33, WSQV d-23. WABX, KHTR, KIQQ, KMJK, KITS, KNBQ. MADONNA "Holiday" (Sire/WB) 29/10 Moves: 4, PETER SCHILLING "Major Tom (Coming Home)" 129/16 Up Debuts 2, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 10, KFRC, WFLY, WVSR, WFMI, KRGV, WSFL, KTFM, KJ103, OK100, WJBQ, (Elektra) WXKS-FM d-30, 195 8-4, Y100 13-8, KAMZ d-28, KHYT 40-29. Moves: Up 51, Debuts 20, Same 41, Down 1, Adds 18 including 2100, WCAU-FM, PRO -FM, KBEQ, WSPK, WGFM, WBCY, WDCG, WABE -FM, WRQN, KCMQ, WAZY-FM, KOZE. EYE TO EYE "Lucky" (WB) 28/2 OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN "Twist Of Moves: Up 0, Debuts 2, Same 24, Down 0, Adds 2, WPFM, WHSL, 940 on, WRCK on, KZZB d-35, WMEE on, KHYT on, WERZ on- Fate" (MCA) 124/123 dp, WBWB on, KCBN d-39. tffll Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 123 including WBEN-FM, B94, PRO -FM, 94Q, Z93, 93FM, 195, Y100, 897, WGCL, WABX, KIMN, KIIS-FM, XTRA, KITS. JENNIFER HOLLIDAY "I Am Love" (Geffen) 27/7 Moves: Up 5, Debuts 4, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 7, WNYS, PRO -FM, 940, 0105, WBBQ, KRGV, KHOP, 8104 d-25, WXKS-FM d-27, 2100 20-13, 195 d-22, Y100 28-25, KAMZ d-30, KMGX 39-38, WGUY 31-29. RUFUS & CHAKA KHAN "Ain't Nobody" (WB) 122/19 FOUR TOPS "I Just Can't Walk Away" (Motown) 26/6 Moves: Up 44, Debuts 17, Same 38, Down 4, Adds 19 including V100, 0102, KWSS, KC101, 0106, WBCY, WDCG, WOK(, Moves: Up 4, Debuts 1, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 6, WXKS-FM, Z93, KAMZ,'WRKQ, WHHY-FM, WISE, KEARTH 25-23, K104 WNAM, KBBK, WOMP-FM, WFOX, KCMQ, KWTO-FM, KGHO. 40-39, KGGI 30-29, 95XIL 39-38, WIXV d-38. ELTON JOHN "I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues" (Geffen) 114/46 KOOL & THE GANG "Joanna" (De-Lite/PolyGram) 25/23 Moves: Up in 8, Debuts 27, Same 33, Down 0, Adds 48 including WBEN-FM, WBLI, WCAU-FM, WGCL, KIMN, KNBQ, WGFM, Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 2, Down 0, Adds 23 including WXKS-FM, KEARTH, WVSR, WSPK, WDOQ, WNFI, KBFM, KROK, KHFI, WOUT, KJ103, WIGY, KTDY. KYTN, KZOZ. KYNO-FM, KQMQ, KSKD, KHYT, WOMP-FM, WPFM, KDZA. jein YES "Owner Of A Lonely Heart" (Atco) 107/105 LAM Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 2, Down 0, Adds 105 including WHTT, WBEN-FM, WNYS, Z100, WHTX, 940, KAFM, 195, JULUKA "Scatterings Of Africa" (WB) 22/0 K96, WGCL, WKTI, KHTR, 0103, KMJK, KITS. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 0, WABX on, WNOK-FM 19-15, WNFI on, KRGV 27-24, WHOT on, KOMQ on, Q DURAN DURAN "Union Of The Snake" (Capitol) 97/95 WGUY d-30, WHSL on, KFMW on. Moves: Up 0, Debuts O, Same 2, Down 0, Adds 95 including WNYS, WPHD, WCAU-FM, CHUM, KAFM, 93FM, 195, B97, HEART "Allies" (Epic) 20/6 WGCL, KHTR, Q103, KIIS-FM, XTRA, KITS, KWSS. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 8, WSSX, KITY, KRQ, WERZ, KGHO, KZOZ, WBCY 31-25, WSQV 27-24, WIXV d-39. STRAY CATS "I Won't Stand In Your Way" (EMI America) 88/41 0 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 13, Same 32, Down 0, Adds 41 including WNYS, WKTI, KHTR, KIQQ, KMJK, KITS, KYUU, 98PXV, JUICE NEWTON "Dirty Looks" (Capitol) 18/8 WBBQ, WRQK, KJ103, KKXX, WTSN, WXLK, 99KG. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 8, WOKI, WKFM, WHOT, KHOP, KSKD, 13FEA, WCIL-FM, K&M, WKRZ-FM on, POINTER SISTERS "I Need You" (Planet/RCA) 86/11 KQIZ-FM on. Moves: Up 27, Debuts 10, Same Down 38, 0, Adds 11, WCAU-FM, KAFM, WABX, WTIC-FM, WFMF, 94TYX, WKFR, KKFM, DEBORAH ALLEN "Baby I Lied" (RCA) 18/3 WCGQ, Y94, KFRX, B104 23-20, KITS 29-23, WSPK 32-29, WJAD 35-28. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 3, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 3, WKFM, KRGV, KOZE, KITS d-40, WVSR d-25, WDOQ d-40, WRQK 28-19, MATTHEW WILDER "Break My Stride" (Private I/CBS) 85/7 KTFM 29-27, KTSA 18-12, 95XIL 33-32. Moves: Up 40, Debuts 8, Same 30, Down 0, Adds 7, 94Q, WVSR, KROK, WEBC, WIKZ, WTSN, KCDQ, Z93 23-18, WLOL-FM 27-16, KIIS-FM 40-32, KYUU 29-21, WHHY-FM 24-19, WZZR 17-9, KFI 20-16, 2102 25-17. MEN WITHOUT HATS "I Like" 17/12 MANHATTAN TRANSFER "Spice Of Life" (Atlantic) (MCA) 85/6 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Seme 5, Down 0, Adds 12, KTFM, WZZR, WRKR, WHOT, WGUY, KQIZ-FM, WISE, KKQV, KYTN, 99KG, Moves: Up 32, Debuts 8, Same Down 2, 6, KHFI, WQID, 37, Adds WPW, WKQX, KITE, WKDQ, Y100 27-24, KI00 40-23, WRQK KSLY, KZOZ, WHIT on, WABX on, KJ103 on. 23-15, WOKI 28-24, WNAM 13-8, KIIK 30-19, KIKI 22-16, KXSS 32-19, KDZA 36-23. HERBIE HANCOCK "Rockk" (Columbia) 17/1 Moves: Up 7, Debuts 1, Same 4, Down 4, Adds 1, KIST, CKGM 32-22, KIIS-FM 22-12, KSET-FM 4-2, KITY 4-3, WZZR on-dp, a PAUL SIMON "Allergies" (WB) 79/79 KMGX 4-4, KIKI 18-15, KLUC d-35, Z102 7-3. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 79 including 8104, WBEN-FM, WNYS, WPHD, 94Q, WGCL, KBEQ, KIQQ, KNBQ, WKFM, WZYP, WHOT, OK100, WIXV, Y94. JENNIFER WARNES/CHRIS THOMPSON DeBARGE "Time Will Reveal" "AN The Right Moves" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 15/12 (Gordy/Motown) 77/19 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 12, KIQQ, WKFM, KTFM, KKXX, WFBG, WGUY, WIGY, WERZ, 13FEA, WJBQ, Moves: Up 10, Debuts 9, Same 39, Down 0, Adds 19 including B94, WHTX, 195, Q105, KIMN, G100, KX104, WRQN, K093, KKQV, KGOT, WKRZ-FM on, KQMQ on, KCDQ on. KIDD, WFBG, WFOX, KBIM. LINDA RONSTADT & THE NELSON RIDDLE ORCHESTRA "What's New" NAKED EYES "When The Lights Go (Asylum) 15/5 Out" (EMI America) 72/23 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 8, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 5, WXKS-FM, 195, WFBG, Q104, Q101, 94Q 18-13, KEARTH d-28, WTSN d-31, Moves: Up 4, Debuts 12, Same 33, Down 0, Adds including 23 WFLY, WTIC-FM, WKEE, WHFM, WPST, WANS-FM, WFMI, KIIK, WAEX d-34, KFI d-33. WVIC, K093, WISE, WJAD, WCIL-FM, KFMW, KBIM. ROMANTICS "Talking In Your Seep" (Nemperor/CBS) 71/15 Moves: Up 26, Debuts 8, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 15, WHIT, WCAU-FM, KITS, KWSS, WKEE, WKRZ-FM, KZZB, WRQN, KCMG, KISS "Lick It Up" (Mercury/PolyGram) 13/10 KHYT, Q101, KYTN, WAZY-FM, KCDQ, KBIM. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 10, CHUM, WLAN-FM, WRCK, 94TYX, WOKI, WOMP-FM, WSQV, KQIZ-FM, KKQV, WCIL-FM, WJSQ KJ103 BARBRA STREISAND "The Way He Makes Me Feel" (Columbia) 71/10 37-35, 35-29, KKXX on-dp. Moves: Up 7, Debuts 15, Same 39, Down 0, Adds 10, KIQQ, KYUU, WFLY, WGFM, WOK(, WHHY-FM, WNAM, WEBC, WFOX, ALDO NOVA "Always Be Mine" (Portrait/CBS) 11/10 KSLY, WNYS d-21, WGCL d-22, KEARTH 26-21, WTRY 30-25, WISE 40-35. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 10, WPHD, CHUM, WABX, WRCK, WKDD, WZZR, WJXQ, WHOT, WERZ, WJAD, KLIQUE "Stop Doggin' Me Around" (MCA) 70/7 0104 onde. Moves: Up 25, Debuts 6, Same 31, Down 1, Adds 7, WHTX, XTRA, WPST, KHFI, WZYP, WCGQ, KILE, 8104 25-19, WXKS-FM ALABAMA "Lady Down On Love" (RCA) 11/3 30-25, Z93 9-8, Y100 23-18, KFRC 16-12, 0104 31-19. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 0, Same 2, Down 0, Adds 3, 0105, WDOQ, KROK, WRQK 27-22, KITY 28-21, KTFM 28-20, KTSA 8-6, Q104 7-5, WFOX 35-27. JEFFREY OSBORNE "Stay With Me Tonight" (A&M) 60/13 Moves: Up 8, Debuts 5, Same 34, Down 0, Adds 13, WXKS-FM, KEARTH, KYUU, WBBQ, WNFI, WFMI, KBFM, WABB-FM, REAL LIFE "Send Me An Angel" (Curb/MCA) 10/9 WGUY, WCIR, WJAD, KCDQ, KTRS, K104 27-22, 0104 10-6. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 9, WQID, KSET-FM, 94TYX, KRGV, KTFM, WZZR, WJAD, WXLK, WIXV, WISE EDDIE & THE CRUISERS "On The Dark Side" (Scotti Bros./CBS) 50/4 Moves: Up 13, Debuts 3, Same 30, Down 0, Adds 4, WGCL, WDCG, KFI, WGLF, WXKS-FM 29-24, PRO -FM 26-21, Q105 29-25, STREETS "If Love Should Go" (Atlantic) 10/1 WABX 26-22, KHTR d-26, WPST 39-36, WKRZ-FM 27-23, WGRD 29-23, WZZR 19-15, WRKR 28-25, KKQV 33-27. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 1, WJXQ, WPHD on, WRCK on, WFBG on-dp, KQIZ-FM d-34, KYTN on, KDVV on.

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. 4 3 3 © HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/Heart And Soul (Chrysalis) 6 5 5 O RAINBOW/Street Of Dreams (Mercury/PolyGram) 7 5 2 LIONEL RICHIE/All Night Long (AII Night) (Motown) 7 6 6 O BIG COUNTRY/In A Big Country (Mercury/PolyGram) 6 6 5 © K. ROGERS with D. PARTON/Islands In The Stream (RCA) 2 2 4 6 MOTELS/Suddenly Last Summer (Capitol) 5 4 3 3 FIXX/One Thing Leads To Another (MCA) 28 13 8 Q SAGA/Flyer (Portrait/CBS) 2 1 1 4 POLICE/King Of Pain (A&M) 8 7 7 8 GENESIS/Mama 20 15 10 © BILLY JOEL/Uptown Girl (Columbia) (Atlantic) 14 12 8 O MOTELS/Suddenly Last Summer (Capitol) 11 10 9 O ALDO NOVA/Monkey On Your Back (Portrait/CBS) 9 8 7 7 PRINCE/Delirious (WB) 14 11 10 G MICHAEL STANLEY BAND/My Town (EMI America) 37 24 15 ID P. McCARTNEY and M. JACKSON/Say Say Say (Columbia) 25 15 12 SURVIVOR/Caught In The Game (Scotti Bros./CBS) 12 10 9 9 STEVIE NICKS/If Anyone Falls (Modern/Atco) 17 14 11 12 PETER SCHILLING/Major Tom (Elektra)

1 2 6 10 BONNIE TYLER/Total Eclipse Of The Heart (Columbia) 19 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP/Pink Houses (Riva/PG) 3 3 4 11 SPANDAU BALLET/True (Chrysalis) 30 18 13 14 KISS/Lick It Up (Mercury/PolyGram) 19 13 13 DAVID BOWIE/Modern Love (EMI America) BREAKER Z) YES/Owner Of a Lonely Heart (Atco) 24 18 17 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/Heart And Soul (Chrysalis) 51 29 0 GENESIS/Just A Job To Do (Atlantic) 33 26 18 PAT BENATAR/Love Is A Battlefield (Chrysalis) 24 21 17 m MOODY BLUES/Blue World (Threshold/PolyGram) 10 9 11 15 SHEENA EASTON/Telefone (Long Distance...) (EMI America) 53 39 22 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/I Want A New Drug (Chrysalis) QUIET RIOT/Cum On Feel The Noize (Pasha/CBS) 0 28 (1 43 31 20 C) JACKSON BROWNE/Tender Is The Night (Asylum) 29 23 19 P. BRYSON & R. FLACK/Tonight I Celebrate My Love (Capitol) 13 12 14 20 STEVIE NICKS/If Anyone Falls (Modern/Atco) 33 23 MICHAEL JACKSON/P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing) (Epic) 21 20 18 21 QUIET RIOT/Cum On Feel The Noize (Pasha/CBS) 34 30 21 JOURNEY/Send Her My Love (Columbia) 46 35 27 ROMANTICS/Talking In Your Sleep (Nemperor/CBS) 40 38 26 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP/Crumblin' Down (Riva/PolyGram) ® ED BREAKER e DOORS/Gloria (Elektra) 32 28 22 EURYTHMICS/Love Is A Stranger (RCA) 5 9 15 24 HEART/How Can I Refuse (Epic) 4 7 12 22 AIR SUPPLY/Making Love Out Of Nothing At All (Arista) 44 37 33 MOTELS/Little Robbers (Capitol) 11 11 14 23 TALKING HEADS/Burning Down The House (Sire/WB) ® 33 25 25 26 ROMANTICS/Rock You Up (Nemperor/CBS) 38 36 30 ED JACKSON BROWNE/Tender Is The Night (Asylum) 26 27 26 27 GENESIS/It's Gonna Get Better (Atlantic) 30 27 25 25 AGNETHA FALTSKOG/Can't Shake Loose (Polydor/PolyGram) DURAN DURAN/Union Of The Snake (Capitol) 18 14 16 26 BRYAN ADAMS/This Time (A&M) BREAKER Z It Isn't So (RCA) 32 28 24 29 DOKKEN/Breaking The Chains (Elektra) DEBUT )/ ® DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/Say Man (WB) 10 17 21 30 JACKSON BROWNE/For A Rocker (Asylum) 36 34 31 ( MICHAEL SEMBELLO/Automatic (Virgin/A&M) 39 34 I HUMAN LEAGUE/Mirror Man 26 20 20 30 MEN AT WORK/Dr. Heckyll & Mr. Jive (Columbia) 32 LOVERBOY/Queen Of The Broken Hearts (Columbia) (EMI America) L\\ ¡ALBUMS 39 37 33 MICHAEL STANLEY BAND/My Town 40 35 ® ASIA/The Smile Has Left Your Eyes (Geffen) 7 4 39 CULTURE CLUB/Church Of The Poison Mind (Virgin/Epic) 0 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP/Uh-Huh (Riva/PG) 36 m JoBOXERS/Just Got Lucky (RCA) 4 2 0 GENESIS/Genesis (Atlantic) 37 D. WARWICK & L. VANDROSS/How Many Times Can... (Arista) 7 3 3 O HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/Sports (Chrysalis)

38 RICK SPRINGFIELD/Souls (RCA) 3 1 1 4 PAT BENATAR/Live From Earth (Chrysalis) - 40 IRENE CARA/Why Me? (Network/Geffen) 2 2 5 5 MOTELS/Little Robbers (Capitol) BREAKER G BIG COUNTRY/In A Big Country (Mercury/PolyGram) 9 8 6 O RAINBOW/Bent Out Of Shape (Mercury/PolyGram) (EMI America) BREAKER Q KIM CARNES/Invisible Hands 10 10 7 Q BIG COUNTRY/The Crossing (Mercury/PolyGram)

1 6 8 8 POLICE/Synchronicity (A&M) 26 19 12 Q SAGA/Heads Or Tales (Portrait/CBS) 17 18 14 G ROMANTICS/In Heat (Nemperor/CBS) 11 13 11 4) JACKSON BROWNE/Lawyers In Love (Asylum) 13 14 13 ® ALDO NOVA/Subject ... Aldo Nova (Portrait/CBS) 1 LIONEL RICHIE/All Night Long (All Night) (Motown) o 5 9 10 13 MOODY BLUES/The Present (Threshold/PolyGram) 2 2 2 2 K. ROGERS with D. PARTON/Islands In The Stream (RCA) 16 17 17 0 MICHAEL STANLEY.../You Can't Fight... (EMI America) 11 8 4 BILLY JOEL/Uptown Girl (Columbia) o 14 15 15 15 QUIET RIOT/Metal Health (Pasha/CBS) 1 3 3 4 SPANDAU BALLET/True (Chrysalis) 25 21 21 0 SURVIVOR/Caught In The Game (Scotti Bros./CBS) 8 6 5 5 MANHATTAN TRANSFER/Spice OF Life (Atlantic) 18 20 20 PETER SCHILLING/Error In The System (Elektra) 29 14 9 P. McCARTNEY and M. JACKSON/Say Say Say (Columbia) 0 O 23 EDDIE MONEY/Where's The Party? (Columbia) 5 4 6 7 P. BRYSON & R. FLACK/Tonight I Celebrate My Love (Capitol) 0 28 22 22 KISS/Lick It Up (Mercury/PolyGram) 10 9 8 O COMMODORES/Only You (Motown) 0 4 5 9 20 ROBERT PLANT/The Principle Of... (Es Paranza/Atlantic) 13 12 10 0 JARREAU/Trouble In Paradise (WB) 8 12 16 21 ASIA/Alpha (Geffen) 27 17 13 D. WARWICK & L. VANDROSS/How Many Times Can... (Arista) 6 11 19 22 HEART/Passion Works 12 11 11 SHEENA EASTON/Telefone (Long Distance...) (EMI America) (Epic) 12 16 18 28 25 17 MATTHEW WILDER/Break My Stride (Private I/CBS) 23 STEVIE NICKS/The Wild Heart (Modern/Atco)

19 BARBRA STREISAND/The Way He Makes Me Feel (Columbia) BREAKER e3 DOORS/Alive, She Cried (Elektra) 22 15 14 ANNE MURRAY/A Little Good News (Capitol) 29 26 25 ® DOKKEN/Breaking The Chains (Elektra)

26 20 16 DEBORAH ALLEN/Baby I Lied (RCA) 27 27 27 C) DEF LEPPARD/Pyromania (Mercury/PolyGram)

4 5 7 16 GEORGE BENSON/Lady Love Me (One More Time) (WB) I DEBUT ) ffj DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/Rock 'N Soul Part I (RCA) The Heart (Columbia) 7 7 12 17 BONNIE TYLER/Total Eclipse Of 40 G CULTURE CLUB/Colour By Numbers (Virgin/Epic) 24 21 18 MICHAEL MURPHEY/Don't Count The Rainy Days (Liberty) 15 23 24 29 KANSAS/Drastic Measures (CBS)

6 10 15 19 AIR SUPPLY/Making Love Out Of Nothing At All (Arista) 22 28 28 30 FIXX/Reach The Beach (MCA) 30 23 DeBARGE/Time Will Reveal (Gordy/Motown) I DEBUT ® STREETS/1 st (Atlantic) 26 CARPENTERS/Make Believe It's Your First Time (A&M) BREAKER a NIGHT RANGER/Midnight Madness (Camel/MCA) 29 25 LANI HALL/Never Say Never Again (A&M) I DEBUT > ZZ TOP/Eliminator (WB) It So (RCA) e BREAKER DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/Say Isn't 35 32 29 34 JOE JACKSON/Mike's Murder ST (A&M) (Capitol) BREAKER ED MOTELS/Suddenly Last Summer - 34 35 TOMMY TUTONE/National Emotion (Columbia) ALABAMA/Lady Down On Love (RCA) 28 36 31 31 36 PAYOLAS/Hammer On A Drum (A&M) 30 ED CLIFF RICHARD/Never Say Die (Give A Little...) (EMI America) 37 33 37 IRON MAIDEN/Piece Of Mind (Capitol) BREAKER JACKSON BROWNE/Tender Is The Night (Asylum) G 37 35 32 38 Y&T/Mean Streak (A&M) BREAKER L. RONSTADT & N. RIDDLE ORCHESTRA/What's New (Asylum) 39 Q BLACK SABBATH/Born Again (WB) 19 19 21 29 NAKED EYES/Promises, Promises (EMI America) 19 24 26 40 AC/DC/Flick Of The Switch (Atlantic) BREAKER m POINTER SISTERS/I Need You (Planet/RCA) N&A Begins On Page 5 8 N&A Begins On Page 66

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