ISSUE NUMBER 360 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER NOVEMBER 28, 1980

REGAN NEW WEST COAST VP GM FINES WIGO $10,000 Clean Sweep At Casablanca As Bird "Terminated" FCC Revokes 96X License Polygram "terminated our re- (and helping name) the Beach made and brought to the attention lationship" with Casablanca Pres- Boys and recording a few singles The FCC upheld a judge's 1978 of the Commission by disgruntleda ident Bruce Bird Monday (11-25), under his own name and pseudonym- decision to revoke the license of former employee. leaving the company without a ously. He became GM of Warners' Charter's WMJX(96X)/Miami, but Violations taken into account in- President and apparently elimi- Loma subsidiary in 1966, and join- reversed another judge's 1979 ruling clude: congratulating a car winner nating numbera of top executives ed MCA's fledgling Uni label, be- to strip WIGO/Atlanta of its li- of competing station WHYRY100)/ as well. Russ Regan has been ap- coming GM before assuming the cense, instead imposing the maxi- Miami as if the car was given pointed West Coast VP/GM of Poly- presidency at 20th Century Rec- mum-allowable fine, $10,000, on away by 96X; falsifying news gram Record Operations (PRO), ords in 1972. In 1977 he founded his the station's owner. broadcasts, stating that one of managing all label activities (Cas- own label, Parachute (distributed WMJX has been having prob- WMJX's announcers, Greg Austin, ablanca. Polydor, and Mercury) by Casablanca); most recently he lems with the FCC since 1975, was lost in the Devil's Triangle in that region for Polygram's um- formed Fabulous Records and when contest violations and false and that police helicopters were brella organization. A Polygram headed his own Utopia Produc- news broadcasts were allegedly standing by for searcha and rescue 1" spokesman told R&R that there tions firm. Ironically, his new of- operation; and the wording of a are no plans to consolidate the fice at Polygram West is the one Russ Regan Cancer Claims promotion that said, "You can win three PRO labels at this time, but he occupied while at 20th, and hundreds of thousands of dollars" with at least four key Casablanca which have become institutions in marks the fourth time he's worked Dick Haynes when in fact only $5000 was given VP's reliably reported as depart- our business. We fully anticipate out of his "lucky building" on Sun- away. ing (VP/GM Al Di Noble, VP/Sin- that he will be able to apply the set Blvd. (Uni and Parachute gles Promotion T.J. Lambert, VP/ same talent and integrity to Poly- were also located there at various Charter Reviewing Album Promotion Bobby Apple- gram and contribute greatly to times.) Decision gate, and VP/Artist Relations Don our future success." Official announcements on Poly- Charter Broadcast Group Presi- Wasley), the future of Casablanca Regan began his career in 1961 gram West's new executive struc- dent John Bayliss told R&R, "We're appears to be clouded. The label's as a promotion rep, working with ture are expected shortly. very disappointed with the deci- offices were at one point Monday sion. Before we take any action, reportedly closed for the rest of we want to review the full text of the week. but Tuesday (Regan's RKO Chooses Dearborn the Commission's decision. We first day in the offices) several label won't have access to all the paper- personnel were present and work- work for couplea of weeks." ing. Meanwhile. Bird reportedly For "Night-Time America" "Short-term renewal is the harsh- plans to seek legal recourse over The RKO Radio Network has se- Bob. It was a project looking for Dick Haynes, one of Los est punishment that should be his contract settlement with Poly- lected Bob Dearborn as host of its just the right person, and he was a Angeles's and Country radio's handed down," argued WMJX at- gram. ambitious five-hour-nightly "Night- person looking for just the right most famous and best-loved torney Rich Rodin of the Washing- ton firm of Hogan & Hartson. He Regan Time America" program. Dear- project. I'm really excited about air personalities, died Tuesday born has enjoyed longa and varied it." added, "The misconduct suggest- Administration night (11-25) after longa battle radio career, including a lengthy Dearborn echoed those senti- with cancer. "Haynes At The ed by the judge does not warrant Commenting on Regan's ap- stint with WCFL/Chicago and a ments, commenting. "Needless to Reins" was an L.A. radio fix- revocation." Rodin defended Charter by pointment, which took effect Tues- recent airshift at WTAE Pitts-/ say, it's the opportunity of a life- ture for 35 years, following on- FCC/See Page 28 day (11-25), PRO-USA President burgh. time. I've never been so thrilled air experience in his native David Braun stated. "Russ has RKO Director of Programming reaching a position in this busi- Texas, St. Louis, and Sacra- distinguished himself as one of the Jo Interrante told ft&R, "After a ness. I've found something that mento, and was the morning Curtains For most creative figures in our indus- very illuminating search, in which far exceeds anything I'd ever man at KLAC until illness try, and has been responsible for I talked to a lot of people, it was imagined before in the way of a forced him off the air about a Mutual's "Radio the development of many acts almost star-crossed that we found challenge, and couldn'tI be more year ago. Earlier this year he excited about it. We're going to was honored by hundreds of $1 MILLION DRIVE, MODULAR SPOTS give it our best effort and try to fans and professional friends Theatre" do something that's never been for his 35 years in L.A. radio, Mutual Broadcasting has closed done before." as "Dick Haynes Day" was of- down two significant program- Dearborn began his radio career ficially proclaimed and his ming ventures, including the Styx Picks Radio For at age 15 at CKOC/Hamilton, On- name was added to the Holly- widely-aired "Mutual Radio The- tario (his birthplace), moving to wood Walk of Fame. atre." President/CEO Marty Ru- the U.S. in 1963 and joining Top 40 Massive New Campaign Haynes was known as one of benstein cited "a lack of sponsor WPRO/Providence. He then be- the top comic air personalities support" as the reason for closing access to the concert promotion. came Production Manager at Beau- Stardust Enterprises, which in the business, thanks to char- down "Radio Theatre" and the We feel this is very destructive for tiful Music WRTH/St. Louis, manages A&M's Styx, is launch- acters like "Gum Drop Gus" Southwest Regional Network. moving to WIXY/Cleveland be- ing an extensive radio campaign major acts, as it excludes radio and "Sir Chester Drawers" Rubenstein stated, "Effective stations. We'd rather encourage fore being drafted and working in in support of the group's forth- and a seemingly inexhaustible at the end of December, we will coming 110-date North American the natural competition between radio while in the armed forces. supply of jokes. Fellow KLAC close down Mutual's Southwest stations." Subsequent stops included WPTR/ tour, utilizing a novel approach to air personality Larry Scott Regional Network based out of the radio spots designed to in- Albany and WKNR/Detroit, and called him "one of the most Dallas. Coverage of the Dallas Image Openings in 1970 he began six-yeara stay at crease significantly the number of dedicated people I've ever met Cowboys and Southwest Confer- participating radio stations. Ac- With this goal in mind, Stardust WCFL, where he became nation- in show business. He was al- ence games will continue. The cording to group manager Derek Project Director Jim Cahill devised ally known via a syndicated show ways on. He loved people, and cal Texas and regional news to Sutton, total expenditures for the a series of color-coded radio spots, he created which analyzed the he would be crushed if he surrounding states will be discon- tour may exceed $1 million, with a professionally-produced series lyrical complexities of Don thought anyone might not like tinued." an estimated 90% going to radio McLean's "American Pie." In of teasers, on-sale announcements, him or might be upset at him." He continued, "December 19 (exclusive of album wits pur- 1976 he joined WTAE, and most and sold-out notifications, along Rtii it Country Editor Jim marks the last broadcast of Mutual's chased by A&M). with a special "green series," recently he was GM at St.a Peters- Duncan, who also worked with 'Radio Theatre' series, which has Sutton explained, "Traditional- which features "open spots" cus- burgh cable TV station, WPAT-TV. "Uncle Dick" at KLAC, said, been running five nights a week ly, when biga show comes to town, tom-designed to allow radio sta- He begins working on "Night- "He always considered himself since last March. This is one of our the local promoter gives it to one tions to insert their own image Time America" December 1, and a comedian and an entertainer highest clearing shows in terms of radio station as the concert pre- material and, as Sutton says, to the show, which RKO hopes will I) as well as a disc jockey. He stations (over 300), but this is an- senter. The other stations are then "participate in their own unique become an overnights sensation, was one of the best." other effort to minimize losses." out in the cold as far as gaining STYX/See Page 28 is set to debut January 5. r ) 7 3. 4. : . , v 3 , A •• „ „ , •.v ' 1,, „4 7 „ L :

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Hy- PROPOSED IN SENATE three from the same household appeared identical. land has also held several But likelihood of passage in a lame-duck Normally, two of the diaries would have been deleted, other Sales Manager Congress is low. but in processing, two of the three were keypunched positions at CBS prior to incorrectly, thus removing the identical appearance joining WCI3S in 1979. of the entries in the three diaries. Two of the three Page 4 diaries, in the men 50-64 demographic, will be re- IMPROVING ASCRIPTION PROCEDURES moved in the revised report. KAYD Jock Assaulted On Air In addition to the problem with identical entries, Last week's ascription description evolves into a Charley Seay, air personality at KAYD (FM 97)/ a question arose concerning a female 67-year-old prescription, with constructive ideas for a fairer Beaumont, was hospitalized for a week as a result diarykeeper. According to Arbitron spokesperson allocation of disputed diaries. Connie Anthes, the woman's home received one of a beating he suffered at the hands of three men diary for three weeks, with each diary intended for a who entered the Country station's studios Monday Page 6 different member of the household. However, all night (11-17). Seay, who handles the night shift for the three of the diaries were filled out by the female in Texas outlet, was on-air at the time (8:30pm) his IS PUBLIC TASTE REALLY MELLOWING? three assailants entered the control room and asked question. Two of the diaries will be deleted. Seven programmers discuss who's responsible for if he was (KAYD PD) Bob Shannon. When Seay re- The four questionable diaries are being re- softer music's domination: the audience or radio itself. moved. The revised metro and non-metro estimates plied that he was not, the three men knocked him out will be available in the corrected Greenville area of his chair to the ground and began kicking him, Page 16 book, which Anthes said would be released by De- fracturing his jaw, chipping his vertebrae and bruising a kidney, among other injuries. cember 5. AOR JUMPS ON BIG-BUCKS BANDWAGON Seay told Ft&R that the entire incident consumed PD PLATT EXITS about three minutes. Fortunately, he had just begun Traditions change, and three PD's talk about why to play an album track when the men entered the they're giving away lots of money and how Boyles To Manage WKHK • control room, so there was no dead air. When he was they're doing it. able to compose himself, Seay immediately tele- Station Hit By Lawsuit phoned Shannon, who summoned police, an ambu- Page 29 Don Boyles is headed for New York City Jan- KAYD/See Page 28 "GOOD MORNING AMERICA" uary 1 as General Manager of WKHK-FM (formerly VVRVR), from the GM position at WSUN/St. Peters- ADAPTED TO RADIO LETTERS burg. But unless a December 5 court hearing settles KOGO/San Diego tries a news/entertainment mix the matter beforehand, Boyles may inherit a lawsuit resembling the TV wake-up show in morning drive. along with his new post. Clearing Up Facility Forms WBLI-FM/Long Island served WICHK with pa- Page 46 pers last week seeking a court injunction prohibiting Dear It& R the new Country-formatted station from promoting In reading Shan Hiber's article "Facility Forms Fiasco - pt I." ARE NATIONAL ADVERTISERS itself as "WKIIK-106FM." WBLI, a CHR station I've discovered a mistake which may mislead your readers EXCLUDING BLACK RADIO? operating at 106.1 FM, alleges Viacom's WICHK You state that "some language in the facility form directions may (at 106.7 FM) is misleading and confusing the public lead you to believe that a station need only return the facility sheet A sales manager contends it's true, and offers with its logo, with resultant economic injury to itself if there is a change in any aspect of the sheet's data (sign-on/ suggestions to help correct the situation. sign-off times, technical information. slogans, format. etc.). Wrong." WBLI. WBLI seeks $2.5 million in punitive damages, Wrong is right. claiming to have expended 10 years of promotional Page 50 First. the Facility Form "sheet" shows all of the information you features efforts publicizing itself as "WBLI-106 FM" in public stated except for Format. There is only a list of formats on the Facility Washington Report 4 TV News 12 media, mailings, bumper stickers, T-shirts. and Form; no specific format for the station is listed as with other infor- Ratings & Research 6 Brad Messer 14 other promotional aids. mation. What's New 8 Picture Page 28 Stuart Beck, WBLI attorney, told R&R he "sent a Second, the attached Fall 19'79 Instruction page states "only" re- Street Talk 10 Opportunities . 54 WKHK/See Page 28 turn the Facility Form if there are changes. The current Instruction page states" . to circle your format. This form must be returned Gary Owens 12 Israel Named President by . . ." Third. the Cover Letter states, "The return of this Facility Form formats 46 Of Sky Broadcasting information is important." Contemporary Hit Radio 16 Pop Adult 50 Dennis Israel has been Connie Anthes AOR 29 Black Radio Director/Communications appointed President and Country 39 Director of the Sky Broad- Arbitron casting Corporation. He will continue to serve as Who Filled JFK For Phils? President and Chief Oper- .41 Dear RSA staff ating Officer of Greater I have been an avid reader of Radio & Records for many years, Long Island Communica- EWor Publisher BOB WILSON one of the primary reasons being your accuracy in coverage and re Vice President Sales S PIeffietinp DICK KRIZ MAN tions (licensee of WGL1/ portage. However. I must take exception to the caption below the front Executive Editors KEN BARNES. JOHN LEADER Long Island) in addition page photo in the November 7, 1980 issue. Art Director RICHARD ZU M WALT Senior Editor M ARK SHIPPER to his new duties with Sky. The photo shows four WMMR employees with station logo jackets COMemporary Nit Radio Edda, JOHN LEADER In his new post, Israel on. facing a capacity crowd at John F. Kennedy Stadium in Philadel- Commits, Editor JIM DUNCAN phia. The upper left reveals an airborne station banner. Your caption Nashua@ Edllot BUFF COLLIE SON Editor JEFF GELB will be responsible for Sky states "WMMR Fills JFK For Phi's." Further reference was made to Pop Ado Editor MIKE KASABO properties KSKY / Dallas, WMMR getting together with the city for a special World Series Victory Block Radio &nor BILL SPEED ICBCQ/Reswell, NM; KB1D/ Dennis Israel celebration that drew 112,000 fans. e•autrlu, MuSiC &Me, PA M BELLA MY News Tao, Editor GAIL MITCHELL Wichita Falls, TX; and WR1V /Riverhead, NY, the The implication of the photo is that the Phillies victory celebration Ratings & Research Editor JUAN HIDER latter two pending FCC approval. Frank Hawley Jr., Assocwre News &Not DON WAILER was an exclusive event WMMR put together with the city. WRONG! Associate FOA M CHRISTINA ANTHONY. ELLEN BARNES. who made the announcement, will remain as Chair- LINDA MOSHONTZ, CAROLYN PARKS. SYLVIA SALAZAR. LEE WADE The World Series celebration was perhaps the most widely covered man of the Board for Sky. event in the history of Philadelphia. Every TV station, every news- Associate Art Director M ARILYN FRANDSEN Photography ROGER ZU M W ALT Prior to his acquiring WGLI in 1978. Israel paper and virtually every radio station (present company included) Production Manager LESLIE HALPERN attended and participated in the John F. Kennedy Stadium party and served as Executive Vice President/General Mana- Produchon Assistants RICHARD AGATA, KENT THO M AS. parade. The John F. Kennedy gathering was the culmination of a GARY VAN DER STEUR. DANA YikRAK ger for WMCA/New York. He began his industry Research. JACK TOOTH MAN parade that started at City Hall and was viewed by an estimated career with the RCA Corporation. holding various Washington Bomar: 1101 Connecticut Ave. NW. Suite 1004 500.000 persons. Businesses closed for the day. The city celebrated Washington. DC 20036. 1202)4864900 ,posts with NBC, the Hertz Corporation, and RCA Stations such as WCAU, and others preempted all regular program- Bureou Chief JONATHAN HALL I Washington Editor JOEL DENVER ming to give special coverage and discussion of the Phils World Series International, during his five years with the parent 011me Manager VIVIAN FUNN win. firm. Legal Counset JASON SHRINSKY WMMR is a great radio station but they did not fill John F. Ken- Wee President Business Affairs ROBERT KARDASHIAN nedy for the Phillies The Phillies did that quite nicely by themselves. Office Mangier NANCY HOFF Haayen Named Sr. VP At WEA Int'l Commior M ARGARET BECK WITH Display Advertising KEN ROSE Fred Haayen has been appointed Senior Vice The local media only helped. Assment CAROL TAYLOR President of WEA International, as widely antici- Bruce Brd un Circuffilion KRISANN AGLIO 404.0 S ReconLis S Pubashed every Friday by RiddOS Records. Inc .1930 Century Pant West LA CA pated (R&R 11-21). The former Polydor President General Sales Manager 90007 (7131 553-4330 Subscnplions 8140 per yew or 545 ow Quarter Al ressonabie cats lakom bul W('AU/Philadelphia no responstiaty assumed lot unsolicited material R614 risen", al rights in materiel accepted Public* joins his new company January 1, 1981, and his func- non Al kitten addressed to NCR or itsEdiffies ma be assumed intended for publication and tisotoduclion tions will include ASER and Creative Services. Hal Smith. GM of WMMR. replies: "Jim Murray from the City 1PdPRY MV,00,0 be used IS, this Purpose Nothing may be reproduced in whole ce pon without written permessoon fronl the Publish*, The term Beck Paps Bfaitors. Most Added. Pwaaeis. and Sheet Tab are Hall called us and asked. 'Would you stage this event, get a band. WEA Int'l President Nesuhi Ertegun comment- regarenid traftrnsin of Redo S Records APPicaliOnS by Redo S Records Mc lor registered fratlerrawk3 etc.?' The billing was 'W M MR and the City of Philadelphia invite you pendng to, N•fronal Aorpay 30 Radio C Records Printed in LISA MO W II,3I ans to the United SINO3 ed. "I'm thrilled and excited about Freddie Haayen to come out for a Phillies Block Party.' Our primary purpose was to Canarm Fnowy/. Au$Inig. New Zealand. and Japan •ct 1980 Redo 6 Records. Inc A CIIMJCsIr

,1,, ,• ,•.I• .• joining WEA International. I've known him since his provide music and entertain ment to keep the crowd entertained at the start in the record business in Holland, when he was end of the parade. Other stations may have covered it as an event HAAYEN/See Page 28 We were staging it. • rage 4 num rnoay, 111UVO MI:Per ZU. 1960 Washington Report

Last-Minute Push FCC Transition Team Members' Names Withheld "This decision comes all the way from the top," ac- For 5-Year License cording to Mickey Gardner, FCC transition team leader. "The only names that will be made public are those that Don't expect a five-year license renewal bill to pass are senior advisors." No reason was given for the decision, Congress this late in a lame duck session, according to which applies to all transition teams, not just the one work- Capitol Hill insiders and industry experts. Hopes were raised last week (11-21) when Senate Communica- ing on the FCC. Chairman Dean Burch, now with tions Subcom mittee Chairman Fritz Hollings (1)-SC) made a move Gardner expounded on his the Washington law firm Pierson, toward extending broadcasters' licenses. In a letter to Senator Bob duties, noting, "The team that we Ball & Dowd; Dick Wiley, another Packwood (R-OR), Hollings also suggested that Congress adopt are putting together has a really former FCC Chairman, now with legislation which would distinguish between comparative hearings good working knowledge of the the Kirkland & Ellis law firm in for incumbent licensees and new licensees, offering more protection FCC. I am really upbeat about it Washington: Margita White, a for- for the incumbent broadcaster. and think that we are going about mer FCC Commissioner appoint- Hollings's ideas come in the form of amendments to the cross- this very aggressively, so that ed by Jerry Ford. ownership bill introduced by Rep. Al Swift ( D-WA 1, recently passed when January 21 comes around by the House, which would prohibit the FCC from looking into any we will be off and running." The reports that all of the transi- crossownership considerations at renewal time. This bill is now in The FCC transition team senior tion teams will be compiling will Mickey Gardner the Senate for voting. advisors have been narrowed down be confidential in nature and will tion purposes, not policy-making," Communications Act Rewrite? to three individuals: former FCC be used only for "recornmenda- stressed Gardner. Meanwhile, Packwood announced late last week his plans to in- troduce in the new Congress rewrite legislation on the Communica- tions Act. Insiders informed R&R not to look for rewrite legislation. Washington Street Talk but to look for amendments to the Act to be introduced in January that would achieve the desired "deregulatory stance" that the Reagan administration is advocating. Does Anyone Want The Chairmanship?

It is rumored around Washington that the position of FCC Chairman has already been offered to three At The Nets prominent com munications lawyers and has been respectfully turned down. Among those rumored to have rejected the offer is Jack Pettit, who served as former FCC General CBS Counsel under Chairman Dick Wiley. Pettit is in private practice with Hamel, Park, McCabe & Saunders Dolly Parton will be the featured guest on the net's weekend show (R&R 11-14). The salary for the post of Chairman pays $55,387.50 a year, which is a meager amount com- "Between The Lines," hosted by Christopher Ames, December 6-7. pared with what a successful communications lawyer can earn. An FCC Commissioner makes $52,750 a year. CBS "Cavalcade of Christmas Music" hits the air with eight pro- grams December 21 to 25 with performances by the Salt Lake Tabernacle Deregulation: How Soon? Choir and others. ABC R&R has learned from a very reliable insider at the FCC that December 19 is being targeted for a vote on Radio Deregulation. The same source indicated this is a "pet project" of Chairman Charles Ferris and one Contemporary Net show "Super 70's + 1: Decade to Decade in Mu- that he would like to get passed before the change in administration. sic" begins January 1 at 10am EST, hosted by WABC/New York person- ality Dan Ingram. The show contains the events and music of the past FUR has further learned that Commissioner Tyrone Brown has asked that the proposal be delayed. FCC decade up to the present, plus exclusive interviews with Rod Stewart, Broadcast Bureau Chief Dick Shiben commented, "We are continuing to work very diligently on the matter and now hope for a vote sometime after the first of the year." the Bee Gees, Barbra Streisand, and more. NBC FCC Is Moving Right Along Lots of controversy has surrounded the FCC's proposed move of its headquarters at 1919 M St. over to a "A Very Special Christmas," hosted by Anne Murray with inter- highrise office complex in nearby Rosslyn, VA (R&R 10-3). views featuring Perry Como, Dionne Warwick, and Natalie Cole, is set for December 19. Congressional conferees last week (11-20) restored a provision in the 1981 budget that would permit the move out of Washington into the Twin Towers complex planned for early next year. Beginning in January 1981, the net will present on Saturdays "Coun- The trouble doesn't stop there. R&R has learned that a good deal of employees at the FCC are disgruntled try Sessions," a series of 26 one-hour concerts recorded in Chicago via WMAQ. Artists include the Charlie Daniels Band, Mickey Gilley, Merle about the move citing "problems of convenience." To make matters worse, the National Treasury Employees Union Chapter 209, which represents the workers, has already voiced support for the move. Haggard, Emmylou Harris, Loretta Lynn, Ronnie Milsap, Johnny Pay- There have been some negatives expressed by some of our members," explained Chief Shop Steward check, Conway Twitty, and Dottie West. Dick Taupe. He added. "A meeting has been planned for next week with the rank and file to explain the situa- NPR tion fully and help alleviate any fears about the move." When asked why they were not polled before the move Net to carry 13 performances of the New York City Opera, which was supported. Taupe replied, "There just wasn't time." will be recorded in the spring and be broadcast in the summer in con- junction with KUSC/ Los Angeles. NAB Gets Burned Out Of MGM Grand Hotel One of three NAB executives in Las Vegas last Thursday (11-20) for a pre-convention exhibitor's meeting spent several hours trapped on the 24th floor of the MG M Grand Hotel at the time of the fire. NAB Secretary- Sales Talk Treasurer Michael Harwood was released from a Vegas hospital on Friday, but wasn't back to work until Tuesday. Radio VP Wayne Cornils and Exhibit Manager Ed Gayou, who were staying at the Riviera, escaped Statistical Research Inc. the disaster. NAB has already made arrangements to shift TV headquarters to three other hotels: the Dunes, Firm located in Westfield, NJ released figures recently (11-18) Caesar's Palace, and the Aladdin. showing that radio networks reach 75% and total radio reaches 95% of the 12+ population. FM now represents over 57% of the total radio audi- ence, with the 7-midnight daypart showing stongest with 64.3% of the 6 0 available audience. The 18-24 demo still shows that most FM listener- ship with 75.7% of available audience. FCC: At A Glance Blair Radio Mary Jean Parson was appointed Director of Administration for W WLE Renewal Denied ed a full renewal (11-18), satisfy- Blair Radio and Blair Television. She was most recently Director/ Upholding an initial decision of an AU J (10-77), the Commission has ing the Commission's request for Planning & Corporate Relations for ABC. In addition, Chester Tart was denied the renewal of WWLE/Coniwall, NY and has given WMVI/Mecha- better minority representation in named Program ming Strategist for Blair Radio, developing and ex- nicsville, NY 120 days to construct its station and begin broadcasting. The the station. The station was oper- panding radio programming systems and consulting Blair-represented decision came in oral argument last week (11-20) with a 6-0 vote, while ating on a short-term license which stations. He was formerly PD at KRQQ & KMGX/Tucson. Com missioner Fogarty was absent. expired last April due to com- FCC Approved Station Sales UPI Audio radio networks. Acti- plaints on its EEO program. Closed Circuit EBS Test vation and termination notices Former Metromedia VP/GM (at WNEW/New York and WASH/ will be sent over wire services, KONO/San Antonio is on the Washington) Bill Dalton and backers have purchased WXTR-FM/Wash- The FCC announced this week and affiliates will be notified 30 to way to clearing up its EEO prob- ington( La Plata, MD) for approximately $2 million. (11-14) that a special closed cir- 45 minutes prior to the test. Evalu- lems, as the FCC affirmed its 1974 WAVE /Baltimore sold to Mortenson Broadcasting Co. for $700,000 cuit Emergency Broadcast Sys- ation .will be made one month af- renewal and granted the station's tem test will be conducted for ra- by Coastal Telecommunication Corp. ter the test. 1977 application for renewal. dio only during the week of De- WFRL-WXXQ/Freeport, IL sold by Bradford-Ross Associates, Inc. Trouble began when charges were cember 8. to Illinois Broadcasting Co. for $975,000. EEO Problems Cleared Up filed by the Bilingual Bicultural KNGT-FM/Jackson, CA now belongs to Capricorn Broadcasting The test will be carried over ABC, WNMB/North Myrtle Beach, SC Coalition On Mass Media that the NBC, CBS, Mutual, National Pub- Co., for the price of $300,000 including $35,000 for a non-compete agree- has hired two blacks in the upper- station's Hispanic employment lic Radio, Intermountain. AP, and ment with Gold Country Radio. four job categories and was grant- record was discriminatory. RAISE YOUR GLASSES AND DRINK A TOAST TO: "SAME OLD LANG SYNE" /s,ii/v V1/VS/S1-S v V V V V1./SS A/vs,v vv v v v v v v v V V V V1/1/S Alfr11/1

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THE NEW SINGLE FROM DAN FOGELBERG

PRODUCED BY DAN FOGELBERG WITH MARTY LEWIS

FRONT LINE MANAGEMENT

ON FULL MOONIEPIC RECORDS REIR/Fridey, November 28.1900

the personalities don't match), then set up "The demographic and psychographic tern whereby the station that receives the most "matches" to its information would get credit as makeup of the diaries granted to each opposed to the station with fewer "matches." An station may be askew." example might be where the respondent mention ed that the dial position and format were akin to station A but the personalities, newspeople, and The Ascription Prescription: Good Enough Treatment syndicated features were those on station B. In this case station B's programming ingredients were Last week, we began to examine the Arbitron to the radio staff as the diaries are received in matched three times (versus two for station A) procedure known as ascription. Many broadcast- Beltsville at the edit phase of production. Remem- so B . . . would get credit for the entries in conflict ers are unaware of its existence, let alone its pos- ber our 4:1 ratio mentioned above? It now comes within this specific diary. sible impact on their numbers. Let's review what into play. Based on a theoretical 99 numbers the 2. If this tiebreaker system could be research- we know about ascription, then examine alterna- computer may assign numbers 1-20 to station B ed and properly used it would help the efficiency tives to the procedure that might accomplish the and 21-99 to station A. Thus, when diary num- of callbacks. But what about in cases where re- same goal with a more equitable distribution of bers are received from Edit, the Radio Depart- spondents are unreachable? Then, Davis suggests, diaries. ment digs into this pool of numbers and randomly Arbitron should look at the diary, review the lis- Slogan Conflict Solution assigns a number (16, 39, 73, whatever) to the tening patterns and the demographic involved, diary in question. Given the statistical laws that and made an assumption. If, for example, a 21- Ascription is the technique used by Arbitron come into use here, this technique may work well year-old black person tuned to KDAY, KJLH and to resolve slogan conflict situations in which the in most cases. However, it is possible that all or "FM104," it is probably more likely, Davis as- respondent can not be reached to clarify the non- most of the diaries in conflict could be credited to serts, that the youth was listening to KACE than exclusive entry. Most slogan conflicts occur when the station with the smaller share of diaries over to Beautiful Music KBIG, which is also known as stations insist on using nonexclusive slogans like "FM96." When such slogan entries are recorded in usable diaries, Arbitron tries to sort out what the "Perhaps we ought to suggest to Arbitron that every diary be respondent was really listening to. A two-step procedure is used to resolve slogan credited and that extraordinary attempts may need to be made in conflicts. First, callbacks are made to each re- certain cases." spondent involved, with up to five attempts made to contact and interview the person. If the call- back attempts are not fruitful, then ascription — the previous year. Even if the proportion does FM104. By using the review of the diary, and the ascribing credit based on in-tab diaries from the work out correctly, the demographic and psycho- demo and listening pattern information contained previous year — is used. This can sometimes result graphic makeup of the diaries granted to each sta- therein, this could get around some of the major in problems. tion may be askew. According to Turner, Arbitron problems inherent in ascription. Random Computer Credit does not know the demographic or the number of 3. I'd like to add to Mr. Davis's points by quarter hours involved when making credit as- According to Mr. Lynn Turner, Manager of bringing up an idea I first broached to Arbitron signment based on ascription. This could lead to a Policies and Procedures for Arbitron Radio, the VP/GM Mike Membrado last summer. Why Black station getting credit for older-skewing ascription technique works this way: in each dis- doesn't Arbitron have a crew of industry-wise Beautiful Music listeners in a non-ethnic area crete county or sampling unit (ethnic area), diaries ombudsmen to pay special attention to slogan while the BM station gets inadvertent credit for are reviewed to see if a slogan conflict exists, conflict situations like these? If such personnel youthful ethnic tune-in. Last week I delved into based on the data submitted on the facility form were involved in the ratings production it might the implications of this type of procedure. Now, prior to the survey. Given that each station in- make some of Arbitron's assumptions more logical. let's examine viable alternatives. volved in the conflict achieves an in-tab level of Downside Considerations 1% of the total in-tab for the relevant county, then Tie-Breaker Options There are two major problems associated callbacks are undertaken as production of the Slogan conflicts, while thankfully not a per- with the options discussed above. The first is that ratings is proceeding. If the callbacks are unsuc- vasive problem, are a nagging concern to many. the time associated with clearing up each and cessful, ascription is the next step. For example, in one recent case that was brought every conflict diary might slow ratings produc- When the Radio Department at Laurel is to my attention, over 50 diaries were involved in a tion. This may mean not only slower receipt of aware of a slogan conflict, one of the staff reviews conflict. In the key county only about half of the your books, but also an increased cost to cover the in-tab totals for the stations involved in what- respondents could be reached and their entries the extra steps involved. ever counties are affected. Let's say that station A clarified through callbacks. The remainder were The other major concern has to do with the has 80 diaries over the last year, and station B has ascribed or went to "unidentified." Perhaps we caliber of research involved. Can Arbitron test 20, a 4:1 ratio. The Arbitron computer in the ra- ought to suggest to Arbitron that every diary be some ideas like those above in such a way as to dio office generates a list of randomly computed credited and that extraordinary attempts may decide that the procedures would really be an im- numbers, 1-99. When a diary contains a slogan need to be made in certain cases. provement? All too often easy solutions turn out conflict, that diary number is sent to the radio Willie Davis, President of All-Pro Broadcast- to be a can of worms when looked at more fully. staff (by the Edit Department) so that if the call- ing, is involved in a slogan conflict situation in It should be up to the industry and Arbitron to backs are fruitless, ascription can be quickly one of his markets. He has mentioned that perhaps work together and agree that an improved way of brought into play. It is important to note here that Arbitron ought to consider a "tie-breaker" tech- handling the pesky problem of slogan conflict en- the diary itself does not go to the radio staff, just a nique, as well as taking into account the listening tries is desirable. Once that's agreed upon, Arbi- discrete diary number. patterns and demographic of the respondent in- tron should conscientiously review the suggestions We'll say that for sake of discussion there are volved. Davis's points are as follows . . . for possible implementation, but only if the new 10 diaries in a particular county that contain the 1. If callbacks are used, but there is conflict- procedures are good research. conflicting entry. The ten diary numbers are sent ing information given(such as if the format and Of course, all of this would be a moot point if stations would just use their call letters to identify themselves. In the meantime the slogan conflict problem — and its ascription prescription for Q8z A solving some of the cases — are still with us. Broadcasters beware!

Jeff Pollack, consultant and President of Pollack Communications called recently to say. "I'm putting together a research primer and would like to include some of your articles. Is it okas r Jhan Hiber, former Manager of Radio Mar- ket Reports for Arbitron. Given the context of Jeff s request, I acceded as long as my name and R&R were properly is R&R Research Editor. identified. Lately it has come to my attention that there are those in our field who are using Contact Jhan with any research or ratings ques- some of my columns and information without crediting R&R or myself Please call for permis- tion you may have. sion before using any material from this publication or yours truly. 13FEA add WRKO add W OKI add WISE add JB105 add 34 WGH on WFLB add WGCL add W QRK on WANS-FM on KFRC on WXEZ add WXLK add W AQY add WDJX add FM99 add WHYN add KIOY add KVOL on KHFI on KRUX add KRLC on KWIC add WJBQ add KENI add WNOE add WGUY add KSTN add KQ94 add 30 WLBZ add WTAC add KLAZ deb 36 WLA M add WLOF add BJ105 add 40 WIGY add V97 add WHBQ add WTSN add 92Q on

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HATS N Ev Edited by Don Waller Arbitron Programmer's Package Analyzes Audiences KMYO Takes For programmers with neither the time not inclination to trek to Beltsville Credit Cards for a diary analysis, Arbitron Radio has created the "Programmer's Package," As further proof that plastic has which effectively boils down the radio audience information obtained for a replaced gold as a monetary stand- specific Metro Survey Area into eight concise areas of interest to broadcasters. ard, EMYOITulsa VP/GM Chris- Currently available via the AID System, this in-depth programming analysis topher Bock recently announced is designed to provide pertinent data with regard to record rotation, feature that the "soft contem porary". placement, quarter-hour maintenance, commercial load, and inventory dis- formatted outlet has become what tribution . is believed to be the first radio The analyses, available for six different demographic groups, contain station in America to offer its ad- breakdowns on time spent listening ratios based on both quarter-hour and vertisers the option of paying for daypart distribution, audience recycling by daypart, and a day-by-day per- their ads via Mastercard or Visa cent distribution of Metro daypart cume, as well as an evaluation of tune-in/ credit cards tune-out factors and the top 10 stations that share your station's audience (with a breakdown by daypart of the closest five). Current AID System subscribers can have immediate access to the "Pro- grammer's Package" by selecting the station to be analyzed, choosing the demographic group(s), and running the program. Non-subscribers may pur- Wendell Radio chase indirectly through Arbitron by contacting Connie Anthes, 1350 Ave- Elvis Radio Special Now A nue of the Americas, New York, NY 10019, (212)887-1402 or Sherm Brodey. Trophies 4320 Ammendale Rd., Beltsville, MD 20705, (301) 441-3933. Limited-Edition Picture Disc Symbolize Satirical "Elvis • The Legend Of A King," originally a special program heard via the REO Radio Network on August 16, 1980, is now a serial-numbered, Sentiments four-color picture disc available to fans and collectors alike. Narrated by R&R's John Leader, the audio portion of the disc contains interviews with a variety of Elvis's friends, relatives and associates, including musicians Radio station personnel in a quan- Scotty Moore. D.J. Fontana, and J.D. Sumner of the Stamps. dary over what to get their beloved Written and produced by Don S. Vogel frozin research by Mark Nociine boss or co-workers this Christmas and engineered by KFRC/Scrn Francisco's Ron Hummel, the record spot- may be interested in the tongue-in- lights Presley's career from his halcyon days at Sun Records to his 60's cheek "awards" being offered by films to his 70's "comeback" concerts to his drug-shrouded death. For Wendell Productions, publisher of further information contact Associated Broadcasters at 115 Roslyn Drive, "Wendell's Radio Weakly." The 4 to Bldg. B, Concord, CA 94518, (415) 687-8345. 5'/,-inch tall, marble-based trophies are made by Oscar manufacturer Dodge Trophies and include a small metal nameplate for local engraving. Audio & Design Unveils Pocket-Size Who wouldn't be thrilled to have the "Gold Turkey" or "Half A Horse" Radio-TV Forthcoming (guess which end) award displayed Sinclair Research Ltd., a British firm, has developed a flat-screen prominently on their desk? And for "Easy-Rider" Limiter-Compressor pocket-size radio-TV that is just /14 -inch thick. The "Microvision 2700" those "WKRP In Cincinnati" fans, a (prototype pictured) TV system features an electron gun, placed along- reproduction of the coveted Les Audio & Design Recording Inc. In addition, the "Easy-Rider" is side and parallel to the phosphor TV screen. The beam is controlled by Nessman "Silver Sow Award" is now has recently introduced the Gemini capable of a 33db make-up gain, a horizontal and vertical deflection plates and by a transparent electrode available. However, if flattery is your "Easy-Rider" stereo/dual mono com- low signal-to-noise ratio, and can be combined with a Fresnel lens. intent, the silver-finished "Carbon pressor-limiter, designed for use in used as two separate mono channels The angled case is for ease in carrying and while the design is not Mike" trophy may be just the thing. the broadcast and recording indus- with minimal cross-talk. The unit is yet final, the unit may be available in 1981 at a projected price of $125. The "Wendell Awards" (priced be- tries. Among the "Easy-Flider"s compatible with all standard 19-inch tween $6.50 and $8.50 each) are features are variable compression rack systems, comes equipped with available through Wendell Produc- slope (ranging from 1.5 to one to 20 a 230/115 volt power supply and CHUCK BUELL'S tions, 3745 Barrington Ave., Suite 9, to one), a dynamic attack range from weighs 5.5 pounds. For further infor- Los Angeles, CA 90066. 500 u secs to five milliseconds, and mation contact Audio & Design Re- programmable release time. cording Inc. at P.O. Box 786, Bre- merton, WA 98310, (206) 275-5009.

Weedeck Sets Viacom 3rd Qtr. Net Up 75%

Jesse James Viacom International posted a 75 percent increase in net profits for the Three solid hours of the best music from third quarter of 1980 as net soared to $4.2 million up from $2.4 million in the Syndie Special analogous period of 1979. Third quarter revenues rose 50 percent to $41 the 50's, 60's, and 70's with special million, up from $27.4 million in the year-previous period. Net for the firm climbed 28 percent during the first nine months of 1980 feature highlights each week! to $11 million, up from 1979's $8.6 million, while nine-month revenues jumped "The Legend Of Jesse James," a 46 percent to $112.8 million, up from $77.3 million in the equivalent period one-hour radio special, is cur- of 1979. SUPER GOLD is hosted by one of rently available from the Weedeck Radio Network. Based upon (and America's top radio personalities, featuring music from) the recently CHUCK BUELL. released A&M album of the same Blair Media Planning title, the program features inter- Ideal for Top 40, Pop Adult, and views with the album's performers, contemporary programming. including Johnny Cash, Emmy- Calendar Now Available lou Harris, Charlie Daniels. and boron Helm. The Blair Television and Radio In addition to the 1980/1981 edi Hosted by Ron Martin, the mar- Send for your personal demo of Divisions of John Blair & Company tion of the poster-size (25 X 37-inch) ket-exclusive show allots eight have published an 18-month, four- SUPER GOLD today by writing: minutes for local sales and is avail- calendar, an expanded 36-month color Media Planning Calendar, de- desk-size version is also available able free to interested stations for signed for use in planning, buying, (both at no charge to U.S. agency, Timberline Productions an early December run. For fur- and selling broadcast advertising advertiser, and broadcast personnel) Penthouse Suite West ther information contact the time. This unique calendar conforms by contacting any salesperson in the P.O. Box 9541 So. Station Weedeck Corporation at 1512 to the Uniform Billing Week System of 17 Blair offices nationwide or by Crossroads Of The World, Holly- Denver, CO 80209 concluding broadcast billing months writing to Blair' Media Planning wood, CA 90028, (213) 462-5922. or call (303) 759-9091 today! an the lest Sunday of the mcsith and be- Calendar, John Blair & Company, ginning broadcast weeks on Mondays. 717 Fifth Ave., New York, NY 10022. Page 9 REtR/Friday. November 28, 1980 HAT'S EW McCartney, Martin Reunite Paul McCartney has announced that he will reunite with A Revolution In George Martin (who used to produce his old group) on an up- coming full-length animated musical film, planned for 1981 release. McCartney will finance the entire project, to be Record Cleaning based upon a perennial British cartoon favorite, Rupert Bear, Simply spin the applicator around the surface of the and has already written 11 songs and an initial story line. record (as shown in the adjacent picture) and the applicator Martin will orchestrate and produce the film's final score, evenly disperses friction reducers, oil removers, and anti- which will also be released as a soundtrack album. static agents. One pass is enough to produce a clean, static- Animation will be handled by Oscar Grillo,whose ac- free surface for the life of the disc, according to the unit's complishments include the animation of Linda McCartney's manufacturer, 3M Corp. The "Scotch" record-care system re- "Seaside Woman," which won the Best Short Film awards tails for $28. at this year's Cannes Film Festival and the recent Chicago Film Festival. Audiofidelity Acquires Jesus Jeans Hurrah Video Firm Formed Following close behind the ongoing trend from designer Barbara Lackey and Robert Boykin, owners of New Gryphon Label jeans (Samson. Calvin Klein) to celebrity jeans (Gloria York City rock dance club Hurrah, recently announced the Audiofidelity Enterprises Inc. has added noted jazz label Vanderbilt, Willie Nelson) to jeans-whose-names-were-gen- formation of Hurrah Video Music, a video production com- Gryphon Records Ltd. to its roster. Gryphon's catalogue erated-by-a-computer (Jordache), a Northern California man pany that will operate in association with Intake Productions, includes newly-recorded product by Mel Tornio, Lena Horne, has announced plans to market a line of jeans bearing one headed by Charles Libin. Along with videotaping acts per- Michel LeGrand, Buddy Rich, and Cy Coleman, all pro- of the world's most-recognized names — Jesus. forming at the club, Hurrah will be used as a studio location duced by Gryphon founder and Managing Director Norman According to the Wild World Of News service, Tony during hours when it is not open to the public. Schwartz. Hoover, who claims to have been a born-again Christian Performance tapes already completed include Lone Additional releases pending under the joint venture for less than a year, recently witnessed a vision of a sports Lovich, Dirty Looks. the Cure, Suicide, and the Gang Of will be a Gary McFarland LP and an album by Lena Home shirt emblazoned with a dove (symbol of the holy spirit). Thus Four Hurrah Video Music's most recent production is "The and Gabor Szabo (originally produced by Schwartz for the inspired, Hoover's firm, named John One Ten after the New Plastics Live At Hurrah," a 30-minute program slated for Skye label), as well as reissues of Skye albums by McFarland, Testament verse, is aiming to market an entire line of sancti- Szabo, Cal Tfader, Ruth Brown, and Grady Tate, among Japanese television. Hurrah Video Music is located at 36 fied sportswear, ranging from jeans to bathing suits. West 62nd St , New York, NY (2 1 2) 586-2636 others.

Sandaus, Newman Named Artist Spokane, WA. Primo Sound will be distributed nationally by the National Label Distributing Company INLDC1 with its PRO:MOTIONS Development Dir.'s At Columbia first release being an album from Spokane rock group 'Cracker. Phil Sandaus and Deborah Newman have been appointed Harrison Named VP/GSM Director of Artist Development, East Coast, and Director of Artist Development/Video Promotion, West Coast, respectively, Benedict Upped To VP/GM At Drake-Chenault for Columbia Records. A three-year veteran of the label, At Radio Arts Ron Harrison has been Sandaus most recently served as Associate Director of Artist named Vice President/General Development, East Coast at Columbia. Newman, most recent- John Benedict has been promoted to Vice President and Sales Manager for the Format ly associated with Columbia Records' Artist Development De- General Manager at Radio Arts, the Burbank-based radio Division of the Drake-Chenault partment, joined the label's College Department in 1973. syndication firm. Benedict was most recently Vice President firm. Most recently General Sandaus's responsibilities in the new post will include the and Director of Programming for Radio Arts, having joined the Manager of the Radio Arts planning and execution of artist development activities on be- company as an account exec in 1977. syndication company. Harrison half of all East Coast-based Columbia artists, while Newman's began his broadcast industry duties will include the same activities on behalf of the label's career as a Promotion Director West Coast-based artists, as well as increasing television and Humphrey Named VP/Mktg. at KROY/Sacramento. later cable exposure for all Columbia artists. At American Entertainment Mgt. serving in the sales department at KXTL-TV/Sacramento be- Zutaut Named Nat'l Singles Sales Fred Humphrey has been named Vice President of Marketing for American Entertainment Management. Most fore returning to KROY as Dir. At E/A Sales Manager. recently Director of National Promotion at Ariola America, Harrison then held the Re- Ron Harrison Tom Zutaut has been named Humphrey previously served as Director of National Promotion tail Sales Manager post at KHJ-KRTH/Los Angeles and the National Singles Sales Director at Columbia Records for over four years. Sales Manager and General Manager positions at KFRC-FM/ for Elektra/Asylum Records. In his new post. Humphrey will be responsible for the sales San Francisco. heading up the RKO Radio Los Angeles Zutaut was most recently Mid- and marketing of a lock for push-button telephones, currently rep division immediately prior to his involvement with Radio west Regional Singles Specialist being developed by the New York-based firm's telecommunica- Arts. He will be based at the Drake-Chenatilt offices in Canoga for WEA, having been asso- tions affiliate, Tele Vault Inc. Park. CA. ciated with the firm since 1977. In his new post, Zutaut will PH Factor Now Creative Factor be responsible for maintaining Segal, Hersh Join Mgt. Offices Los Angeles-based production firm the PH Factor Inc. daily contact with the WEA Lloyd Segal and Jeffrey Hersh have announced the has changed its name to the Creative Factor Inc. Company system, key customers and the merger of their management offices. Segal will continue to President Jim Hampton explained the reason for the change, E/A regional staff. He will be manage Nick Gilder and Leda Grace with Hersh remaining saying, "The name Creative Factor better reflects what we're based at Elektra/Amylum's Los as Bonnie Raites business manager as well. In addition, the all about today as a company." Hampton noted that the firm's Angeles offices. Tom Zutaut duo will be developing new projects together such as the U.S. scope will expand to encompass music, TV and multimedia management of British rock artist Manfred Mann. Segal and projects during 1981. Stanton Forms Primo Sound Label Hersh's new offices will be located at 1116 Cory Avenue. Los The Creative Factor is based at 6255 Sunset Blvd., Suite D1U1 Stanton has announced the formation of Primo Angeles, CA 90069.12131 278-5131. 1006, Hollywood, CA 90028, 12131 467-5111. Sound Records & Tapes Inc., a new record label based in 4P- WEST WOOD ONC•Sti WICS I One of over 1200 Great Radio Stations carrying Westwood One programs. Programs like: Dr. Demento, Off The Record with Mary Turner, The Great American Radio Show with Jeff Gelb, Star Trak, Ace & Friends, Spaces and Places, Shootin' The Breeze, Special Edition with Sid McCoy, The Sound of Motown, Concerts, Specials, Live From Gilley's w(cTwOOD with Jim Duncan, and The Rock Years. KFMK 9540 Washington Blvd Culver City CA 90230 C D" C (213) 2045000 non, rw way. nmvsoliuor O, ISOU Page 10 THE STREErrALICh.

1 Is Dick Kline's next stop Florida? Street # Talk has it that Kline will become the new head of Ft. Lauderdale-based Radio Records and W ho gives a ---- that the small label will expand quickly. Full details on this one are coming. about J.R.? Word out of Dallas is that two KNUS air personalities were terminated over their appar- ent refusal to air a song that had been added to There are quite a few cars in the Minne- the KNUS playlist. Reportedly evening jocks apolis/St. Paul area sporting the bumper HIT Hawkins and Roy Zoller were fired after sticker shown above. The whole idea came Jay they stated they wouldn't play "People Who from the fertile mind of KDWB-FM/ Died" by Atco's Jim Carroll Band. The song, Minneapolis morning man Chris Ed- which has stirred some mild controversy in monds, who apparently had heard quite other markets, was apparently interpreted by enough about, well, you know who. Chris IN L.A. Hawkins and Zoller as being against their per- began trading the bumper stickers for sonal beliefs. No official comment was avail- jokes called in by his listeners, and the re- able from either Hawkins or Zoller. sponse was overwhelming. Chris has a Meanwhile Larry James will officially join whole lot of new jokes and a lot of listeners KNUS as new PD on Monday 112-11. Brother have a little something for their back John Rivers from KFJZ-FM/Ft. Worth has bumpers. Is already joined the KNUS staff in middays. The first hearing of the Broadcast Ratings More changes within the record business Council mediation panel took place last week this week saw Rip Pelley resigning as Director (11-20). The panel heard grievances against Ar- of Field Operations at Elektra/Asylum. Also, bitron brought by KBIG/Los Angeles and its Allen Meis has exited Iti8 national promotion EXPLODING decision was reportedly favorable for KBIG. position at Muscle Shoals Sound Records. However, nothing concrete is expected out of the non-binding procedure until Arbitron of- MCA Records and LAX Records have ficially responds within the next two weeks. mutually agreed to dissolve their contractual agreement. LAX principals Steve Gold and Adam Cook, who was last PD of WDJX/ Jerry Goldstein will announce their new dis- Dayton, has been named Program Director at NATIONWIDE tribution relationship within a week. WSKZ/Chattanooga by Operations Manager Greg Schaefer. Congratulation to KC10I/New Haven's Curt Hansen on being promoted to Operations Manager for both KC101 and WAVZ. Filling Curt's MD post at KCIO1 will be air personality EMMA Danny Lyons. in You've heard about the Cincinnati cash wars IR&R 11-211, but have you heard what's going on in Fresno. California? Well, the na- tion's 73rd largest market has a money battle going that may rival Cincinnati's on a per capita 'TOGETHER" basis. First, Y94 offered up to $94,000 to one winner in a "cash grab - gambit. KYNO-FM went on the air and said it would "double the NEW &ACTIVE amount of money any Fresno radio station gave TIERRA — Together" (Boardwalk) 84120 away during the month of November," with de- Moves: Up 39, Sams 73. Down 2. Adds 20 Including WIPP. JB105. WOCL WOLF. WKIX, WON. WAKX W1KS, VILMA WXKS 34-31. KFRC 31134. tails to follow. Last week, Y94's winner walked out of a local bank vault with over $53.000, so KYNO-FM will now give away over $106,000 KEARTH 1-2-5 KELP 10-7 to one winner! KRLA 1-2 KINT 1-1 If you had heard the rumors that ELO KFI 4-3 KYNO-FM 1-1 would not be re-signing with Jet Records, never LOOK TW1C& IT'S ALL RIGHT — Yes, its that hot new mind. Don Arden, President of Jet and man- KI1S-FM 2-2 KIOY 1-1 singing group from England, the He Bee Gee Bees. ager of ELO, announced that new contracts KTSA 8-5 KHYT 1-1 The first release from the immaculately blow-dried trio (Dobbin, Garry, and Norris) Is a potential two-sided have been signed by Jeff Lynne and Bev Be- KSET-FM 14-3 KVOL 12-7 smash. Although it's admittedly tough to pick an "A• van. Work is currently in progress on ELO's side," one song is a definitive disco dance number called "Posing In The Moonlight" and the flip is a next album, which is scheduled for release by falsetto rendering of the romantic classic "Meaningless Jet/CBS next spring. Songs (In Very High Voices)." Released by Original Records in England, this Import single found Its way Finally, congratulations to R&R P/A Edi- into the REM offices In a most mysterious way. We tor Mike Kasabo and his wife, Cathy, on the think the culprit is one of our younger staffers who was forced to see "Saturday Night Fever" over 200 birth of their son Dustin Michael last Friday AN ARTISTS SERVICES INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTION times, and whose brain turned to gibberish. III-21 I afternoon.

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"Dallas" Ratings Gusher Breaks Record

"Dallas" did it. The carefully-plotted campaign to build universal interest in the "Who Shot J R r controversy culmi- Barry Martin and John Watts, chief executives nated In a record-breaking ratings showing Friday night (11-21). Eclipsing The Fugitive's longstanding regular-series of 6PR IWestern Broadcasting Services Pty, Ltd.) rating record of 45.9, the revelatory "Dallas" episode racked up a 53.3 rating, and also broke the share record held by "Fugitive" (72) with a 76. "Dallas" managed to add over 21% more TV homes to Its lead-in "Dukes Of Hazzard — s highly in Perth, Australia, dropped by the exotic Gary Owens respectable 32.0 rating, which was strong enough for second place for the week. Overall, though, even with the over- Building earlier this week. whelming Friday "Dallas"/"Dukes" punch and a strong third-place showing for "60 Minutes," CBS's margin of victory hits at the time included They are doing just fine in was not overwhelming. The network earned a 21.9 average rating, compared to ABC's 19.7 and NBC's 17 1 "Stand Behind Me" by Saud the ownership of their new sta- Taking fourth behind the three CBS blockbusters was ABC's "Three's Company," followed by 5) "The Jeffersons" M. and the Gomorrah-Tones, tied with "Alice" (both CBS) 7) "One Day At A Time" (CBS) 8) "Happy Days" (ABC) 9) "Too Close For Comfort" (a strong tion, thank you. We were dis- and "If Anyone Shoots, Stand showing for this new ABC series), and 10) "Love Boat" (ABC). cussing the similarities of broad- "Archie Bunker's Place" (CBS) and "Laverne & Shirley" (ABC) tied for 11th, followed by 13) another tie between In Front Of Me," by the casting in the United States "Little House On The Prairie" (NBC) and "M • A • S • H" (CBS) 15) "The Enforcer" (ABC Sunday movie) 16) "Skyward" Cowards. and Australia when I had to (NBC Thursday movie) 17) "Trapper John MD" (CBS) 18) "Hart To Hart" (ABC) 19) "Kenny Rogers" special (CBS), and * * * * * stop our persiflage to change 20) a tie between "Monday Night Football" and "That's Incredible" (both ABC). "WKRP In Cincinnati" finished 42nd. Had an interesting phone call MUSIC NETWORK FOR CABLE: Video Concert Hal: of Atlanta, which has been programming 90-minute video music into my stocking mask before from one of Walt Disney's shows for a year, has expanded into the VCH Network and is airing all video/music specials. Initially the programming going on the air with my new lovely daughters last week. On runs for 90 minutes, with future expansion planned radio show. my radio show, Newsman MUSIC ON TV: Rocky Burnette, the Dirt Band, Geraldine Hunt, Teena Marie, and Dusty Springfield are on -Solid Gold" the week of November 28, with Johnny Mathis cohosting . Connie Francis launches a comeback on -American As though by serendipity, Steve Tom was doing a com- Bandstand" December 13 . Jim Stafford is on the "Tonight Show" November 28. the two gentlemen from "Down mentary on recurring rumors, Under" received a telegram stories that are not factual but stating that someone had stolen continue to be believed by the Perth, Australia while we were public just because they sound VIDEOSCOPE speaking. So they immediately fascinating. RCA TO OFFER 100 VIDEODISC TITLES When RCA introduces its "Selectavision" phoned the police about a For example, for years the videodisc system on a national basis next March 23, consumers will have between 75-100 Perth-Snatcher! (That's cor- rumor of Walt Disney being programs available from which to choose, according to a recent speech by SelectaVision rect, we did do every bad taste frozen by cryogenics ubiqui- Exec, VP Herb Schlosser. The programs will consist of a variety of recent and classic films, Australian joke, including: tously pops up. video music discs, network TV shows, children's shows, and instructional programs (sports Irving Berlin's tune about NOT TRUE! Walt was a lessons, for example). Interestingly, RCA feels that once feature film inventories are avail- World War I, "Under There"; friend of mine who made it able on videodisc, the number of new hit films produced each year will not be great Barbara Streisand's Aussie known to many that he wanted enough to sustain much of a market. Therefore, the company, according to Schlosser, recording of "Someone To to be cremated and his ashes is seeking to create "a new type of entertainment different from anything done before, Watch Under Me"; and the scattered over the Southern such as a new synthesis of music and video" . .. TOP TEN VIDEO PROGRAMS FOR NO- girl from Melbourne who had California deserts he loved so VEMBER According to Videography magazine, the top ten best-selling videocassettes for trouble with her underies!I much. November 1980 are: 1) "Coal Miner's Daughter" (which, reflecting the current country music Chevy Chase and Carrie However, at the time of his boom, debuted in the top spot) 2) "Superman" (the longevity champ with nine months on Fisher really are starring in a death, that was not legal in the chart) 3) "Alien" 4) "The Rose" 5) "The Muppet Movie" 6) "The Jerk" 7) "A Clock- new movie called "Under The California. Walt's daughter work Orange" (another debut, which should prove to have strong legs) 8) "10" 9) "Saturn 3" Rainbow." Sharon verified that his body (likewise a debut), and 10) "Return Of The Dragon." "Animal House," "The Godfather," * * * * * did remain in state for some "Emmanuelle," "A Star is Born," and "Saturday Night Fever" are bubbling under. VHS (77 A reader from Lexington, time, but is buried at Forest percent) continues to lead Beta (23 percent) in the battle for format dominance . . . Kentucky phoned me last night Lawn Cemetery. to ask a musical trivia question. * * * * * ERR WAVES Larry Kunz wanted to know Well, you'll have to excuse BY BOBBY OCEAN who had the first big hit with me, but I have to run out front "Stand By Me?" Well, you because Dick Krizman's Great may recall a decade ago it was Dane is about to chew the Ben E. King with the King- pedals off my tricycle. Hello till Leiber-Stoller smash. Other next week.

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No More Back Of The Bus

There were rules and everyone lived by them. You could have a seat on the city bus, but if a white person wanted it, the rule said you moved. If there were no more seats then you stood in the back of the bus while the white people sat. It was their right. It was the way things were.

One evening twenty-five years ago, 42-year-old R osa Parks, just off work at the department store, caught her home- bound bus and sank into a seat, weary from her standup job in the Alterations department. The bus began to fill and a few stops later someone — a white man — needed her seat. But without thinking she just said no. That quietly-spoken "no" a quarter-century ago, on a cold December evening on a Montgomery. Alabama city bus, didn't sound like American History being created, but within a few days the Civil Rights movement that shook the nation had caught fire. Because a quiet, neatly-dressed middle-aged seamstress said no. They put her off at the next stop and two policemen took her down to the station, booked her for %jointing the city law that said there must be separation of "the white people from the Negroes." The head of the local NAACP paid her $100 bond. Montgomery blacks were indignant, then outraged, and began

planning carpools so people could boycott the city bus line. One of the speakers drumming up community support w as the young new preacher at the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, 26-year-old Martin Luther King, Jr. Four days after her arrest tri Rosa Parks was convicted and fined. The bus boycott began. It lasted more than a year, and it eventually broke the bus 3772 company. Economic clout was a tool so effective that it changed Montgomery. and the nation, forever. Rosa Parks's refusal to stand in the back of the bus was uttered December I, 1955, and to many people she's the e irre w sing "mother of the Civil Rights movement" in the United States. k Two years after her stand, she moved north to Detroit to be closer to relatives. Somewhere in Motor City this week there's a 67-year-old woman who had no small part in the major changes that took America closer to the ideal of equal you .n't list just justice for all. C ALE N D A R Drive-In Gas Station MONDAY, DECEMBER 1: It takes imagination and courage to risk your money starting a completely new kind of business, but here's one that worked out pretty nicely: on this date in 1913 the (6141 drive-in gas station opened ram ''-ir alb "Extensions:' for business in Pittsburgh, PA. Mary Martin is 66. The stage actress who starred in "Peter Pan" is the mother of Larry Hagman, TV's infamous gunshot victim J.R. Ewing. ntic cords Woody Allen thorn Allen Stewart Konigsbergl is 45. Golf's "Super Mex .' Lee Trevino is 41. Lou Rawls is 45 and Bette Midler is 36. Richard Pryor is 40.

Wanna Buy Some Protection? TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2: The Environmental Protection Agency is ten years old today. It was formed Zone: in 1970 to coordinate government programs to reduce pollution. And today's the anniversary of the end of a huge federal program, the one that created over eight million jobs for Americans during the Great Depression. 'The Works Progress Administration, known as the WPA, ended its 7/12 -year existence on this date in 1942. The Ford Model-A was introduced in 1927. The man credited with developing color TV and the first commercially successful LP record — Peter Carl Goldmark — was born this date in 1906. He died about three years ago. General Alexander Haig. Jr. is lb. Julie Harris is 55.

* * * * * First Successful Heart Transplant WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3: A classic case of the operation being a success but the patient dying. Dr. Christiaan Barnard completed the world's first successful human heart transplant on this date in 1967. The patient lived eighteen days after that South African operation. First Day Of Hanukkah, the Jewish Festival Of Lights, which continues for eight days. The first Weather Bureau meteorologist, first man to create daily weather bulletins. was Cleveland Abbe. He was born on this date in 1838. Andy Williams is 52. Racer Bobby Allison is 43. Ferlin Husky is 53. * * * * * The Father Of Earmuffs THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4: A good ol' American success story. Back in the cold Massachusetts winter of 1874, 16-year-old Chester Greenwood invented earmuffs. They worked and he became a millionaire. The End. He was born on this date in 1858. Twenty-eight years ago the famous Killer Smog settled over London for what was to be a three-week stay, during which an estimated 4000 people died. Sixteen years ago today 796 young people were arrested during a sit-in supporting the Free Speech Movement at the University of California in Berkeley, touching off a massive student strike. Beach Boy Dennis Wilson is 36. Fugitive Robert Vesco is 45. Maria Callas is 57. * * • • Still Little After All These Years FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5: Funny how Little Stevie Wonder grew up and became Stevie. Wonder. but Little Richard is still Little today on his 48th birthday. His name is Richard Penniman, born this date in Macon, GA in 1932. His string of 50's hits included "Tutti-Frutti" and "Slippin' Slidin .." KEARTH deb 2 Jim Messina is 33. Walt Disney would have been 79 today. KQD dd Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. led the Montgomery bus boycott of 1955-50 beginning 25 years ago today, as the Civil XIIS-FM deb 30 KRLA o rights movement gained widespread support — and powerful opposition — in Alabama and across the entire nation. K104 25-15 LZ on Mr. Stillmon got the patent on his pipe wrench, which he called a "screw wrench." on this date in 1876. WTIX deb 40 WI on WLBZ 32-30 KINT o WTSN 27-21 YS on 95XIL 26-24 WISE on THIS WEEK NEXT WEEK WSGA 35-32 WFLB on • BILL RUSSELL VARIOUS GUESTS XKLS add Call Jim Brown (213) 399-4949 131 Ocean Park Boulevard Santa Monica, CA 90405 N ,. .• EARTH NEWS. TWO MAJOR STARS. AND ONE WILLIAM ARETHA IN ALAN PARSONS FRANKL her thron The Queen of Soul has returned tor e!

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DEMOGRAPHIC SHIFT OR PUBLIC DEMAND? The Mellowing Of Contemporary Hit Radio

America is getting older. That's no news Don Nordine, KKRC/Sioux Falls — Yes: "I'm a is reflecting that in many instances. Perhaps AOR has flash, but the number of Contemporary Hit firm believer that the medium of radio is the major in- helped that process along some by exposing less new fluence in record buying and the musical tastes of the material. . . AOR has become very 'hit artist'-oriented Radio stations who have reacted to America's general public. If radio in the main is programming soft- these days. demographic shift is worth examining. Teens er demos, then you will see the taste of the public go for "I have also noticed the teens are getting back into are no longer a mandatory part of the CHR that softer music they're being constantly exposed to. I really liking love songs. The Air Supply and Mac Davis music mix, and that generally translates to a don't think that anyone has to be told that there has been records are getting very strong teen calls for us right 4 mellower music sound — i.e., less rock and now. roll. "There is a lot of softer product out there right now, Don Nordine: but it's sticking. Maybe the record companies are to This week, the results of a nonscientific opinion poll blame. Maybe they're releasing less rock product right conducted by CHR Associate Editor Pam Bellamy. Pam "I find that here we get far more now in response to radio, but one thing has come out of spoke with seven music programmers from all over the requests for the pretty, soft, magical this trend, I know we're doing a lot less dayparting of the country, sampling their answers to the following ques- music than we used to. I think that three or four years tion: Do you think that the public's taste for music is ballad type of song than we do for a ago if the Police had released a record, many program- changing . . . in other words do you find that more and true rock and roll record." mers would have taken one look at the group and played more "softer"-sounding hits are happening because the the song only at night, if at all. I think we're totally away public's taste is headed in that direction? from that now. Sound is everything now, and if the And The Answer Is . . . a definite trend to softer music at many old-line Top 40 radio stations around the country. The population bub- Police sounds right for middays or mornings, and it's Mason Dixon, Q105/Tampa - Yes: "I think so, but it ble in America of 25-34 has grown out of that 'heavy a hit, then that's where it gets played. Right now the seems to depend on the market. In this market, for metal' sound. They're softening up their entire lifestyle. biggest hits happen to be mellower overall." example, we've been inundated with Superstars rock "I find that here we get far more requests for the John Curry, WMEE/Ft. Wayne — No: "I think and roll for a year-and-a-half. They were the first ones pretty, soft, magical ballad type of song than we do for radio is becoming more aware of what a certain demo- to do it here and they had huge numbers. We tried a a true rock and roll record. Are the record companies graphic likes to hear as opposed to their taste changing. little of it ourselves, leaning really hard rock just to see putting out less rock and more country, and are they Hard rock and roll records don't have much appeal to what would happen; and bingo, we went up in men, up encouraging their artists to produce more of the formu- the 25+ audience. I don't think that's anything new. in teens, and the women said goodbye. Around April/ la records that seem to be doing well right now? I Radio has shifted its emphasis to the 25+ side of the May we started softening up as a gradual process haven't made a study of that, but it might be worth through the book, and our Birch Reports went up. As we looking into. After all, the record companies are the became softer, toward the end of the book, our Birch Re- suppliers to radio when it comes to music. So they do John Curry: ports went up even more. Right now, I guess we are t have an indirect influence over the public's taste in mu- "I think that radio is becoming more what you might call a soft-rock radio station. There is a sic based on what will be available for the public to hear fine line between what is soft and what isn't in a lot of on the radio." aware of what a certain demographic cases. The dayparting situation is very important to us Steve York, 14Q/Worcester — No: "I don't know likes to hear as opposed to their taste in that we can get away playing, say, a Bruce Spring,steen, that the general public's taste is going softer as much as in rniddays, but only if we surround it with a Chris Cross their taste is fragmenting. When I look at the retail pic- changing." and a Neil Diamond. ture there are a few softer sounds that sell quite well, "As far as the public's taste in music goes . . . we but not for extended periods of time. They happen for audience and in doing so has softened up its musical saw a lifestyle research study that was done a couple of three or four weeks on the retail level and then disap- presentation. The record companies have seen the trend years ago when the economy was beginning to get tight. in radio and responded by signing and releasing more Gas prices were going way up and people were tense and of the adult-oriented product. Let's face it, if you want nervous. At that point hard rock and roll music fit the Steve York: your music station to survive into the '80's, you've got mood the country was in. With a new President and the to have a respectable share of the 25+ pie . . . you've possibility of an improved economy, people are relaxing "Since so much of radio is looking got to play the music they show a distinct preference a bit more now. I think their taste in music will change 25+ now, softer music is happening. for." with their overall attitude change and music will mellow However, in terms of the mass audi- Kim Canard, KVOL/Latayette — Yes: "It's hap- out even more in the months to come." pening now just like it has every fall and winter in years Roger Christian, WBEN-FM/Buffalo — No: "I ence, I don't think they are all suddenly past. People seem to be more into the softer music dur- think the softer trend in hit music is more a function of into softer music." ing this period of the year, and there always seems to radio than an actual change in audience taste. Radio is be more ballad material released during the fall and generally trying to take a bigger piece of the 18-34 pie, winter months. So, I think it's happening, but I see it and when you take away the teen emphasis the music pear. The records that I find sell the longest are the as a seasonal thing. The next taste shift will be to more you find wide acceptance for is not as hard. records that have always sold the most. They are the rock and roll as we get into spring and summer. There 'Our market is somewhat unique in that we have R&B product and just a handful of rock and roll records. are a lot of young people who have not had years of ex- some very strong Adult Contemporary stations, and that "When a programmer is dealing with the concept posure to the hard rock songs like those currently over of the 25-34 demographic, there is definitely a demand 25 have had. So you have this group of young people, who for softer music. If you're talking about the overall influence record buying, that have never really heard audience spectrum, I think things are just the same as Roger Christian: a lot of the classic rock music. They're beginning to they've always been in terms of what the audience likes. hear the new stuff now and they're liking it. Radio is They like a little bit of everything, which has always "I think the softer trend in hit music going to have to give them some more of it because been one of Top 40's best drawing cards. In a lot of situa- every station in America can't target 25+. It just won't is more a function of radio than an tions radio isn't trying for the masses anymore. so the work for everyone." actual change in audience taste." masses aren't getting what they want from any one sta- tion. Radio is now targeting for a specific age or even So, Who's Right? sex cell and programming its music for that specific Everybody. I know it's impossible to draw a defini- dictates what music you hear frequently on the air. group. Since so much of radio is looking 25+ now, softer tive conclusion from a random sample of seven pro- Buffalo is tending more toward the softer product and music is happening. However, in terms of the mass grarnmers, but some summation is in order. that softer music is selling. I think that when you have audience, I don't think they are all suddenly into softer The givens seem to be that people over 25 tend to a market where several AOR's and old-line Top 40's are music." like more of the softer-sounding hits than the harder going head-to-head that may not be the case, but, for Fred Leemhuis, KATI/Casper — Yes: "I think things. Couple that with a significant number of CHR now, in Buffalo that's what happening. When this many there have been too many negative connotations asso- stations shifting their demographic targets upward (to radio stations are aiming at the 'older' demos, the music ciated with the harder rock and roll songs. Life styles meet the population growth) and you have a lot of softer is naturally tempered." are getting more relaxed around the country and radio Continued on Page 18 1 e11 ,llar,ë.

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Continued from Page 16 earlier, keep your eyes and ears open. Look for those Trends, by their very definition, come and go. If records that can lend themselves to the variety of your things sound a little soft right now, stick around, it will songs on the radio. The record companies react to what musical presentation, and don't hang onto the precon- change. Radio, the record makers, and the audience radio shows a preference for, since airplay is still vital, ceived notion that a particular "sound" can't possibly all influence each other. The important thing is that all and more and more softer product appears on the scene. broaden its appeal enough for your audience. Some- three parties continue to listen to what the others are There is some validity in the theory that radio dictates times it happens. saying. to the public when it comes to musical taste, but that relationship is a two-way street. When radio tries to force something on the audience that it does not want, the public always reacts in a predictable way — it Motion stops listening. And the season of the year does enter into the picture, if you'd care to consult your music Congratulations to Dr. John of WCI.G/Albany on Tulsa's Gary Reynolds on the Monday (12-1) daytime "History" books, with fall and winter being much more being named the new PD of WROV/Roanoke . . Dave version of "Family Feud." I don't want to spoil your ballad-oriented. Jones, who has been out of radio for the past five years, viewing enjoyment, but Gary's family doesn't win the Your audience profile dictates what music you will is now doing morning drive at WKTK/Baltimore big dough. . WERC/Birmingliam's Birdman (Bill play, but your eyes and ears must remain open. The as- Chuck Morgan (pictured) Thomas) is the latest air personality to clone himself sumption that people over 25 don't like rock and roll is has been named Operations in another market. Bill will now do his regular 7-10pm a dangerous over-generalization. Familiarity is impor- Manager for Sunbelt Com- shift for VVERC and, through the magic of automation, tant to the 25+ audience, in that it is generally less munications' KQEO & he'll also appear on WDLP/Panama City, FL as morn- tolerant of newer sounding genres of music, but that KZZX / AI bug uerque. Chuck ing drive man . . . Jerry Jennings has left WTCJ/Tell doesn't mean it doesn't ever want anything new. exits his Op Mgr position at City, IN for WVJS/Owensboro, KY, and he's been re- If you are a true Contemporary Hit Radio station, WCSH/ Portland, ME. No placed by Myra Conner from VVKDQ/Henderson, KY, regardless of your demographic target, variety in music immediate changes are ex- who joins the WTCJ lineup in the 7-midnight shift . . . selection is still vital. All ballads all the time may work pected at either station, and Chet Rogers, longtime afternoon newsman at KJR/ in the short run, just as all rock worked for a while in both the current program- Seattle, has signed an exclusive multi-year contract certain AOR situations, but as a longterm image for mers at KQEO and KZZX with KYYX/Seattle and O'Day Broadcasting's newly your station, it's a bore. Your station may not have will report to Chuck... acquired KXA /Seattle. Chet will take over the news wanted to play "Another One Bites The Dust" by Queen Congratulations to former departments for both stations.. . Gary Mitchell has when it was first released, but that particular record WFFM/Pittsburgh PD been promoted from Assistant PD to Program Director showed an amazing acceptance with a wide audience Dennis Elliot on his mar- Chuck Morgan at V100/Charleston. Also, the station has hired Steve as it received more and more exposure. As stated riage (11-29) in Washington, PA . . . Look for KRAV/ Bishop from WAYS/Charlotte for mornings.

W ONDER AT THE GARDEN — Motown 's Stevie Wonder played a series of dates at New York's Madison Square Garden recently and welcomed some friends backstage following his performance. Pictured (ir) are: Motown's Kelly West, Stevie, and WABC/New York Operations Manager Jay Clark.

THE LONGEST SUNDAE — WFTNIFranklin, NH recently built a 124 foot long banana split (the station's frequency being 1240) with the help of a restaurant doing business next door. Employees of the station and the restaurant used 150 gallons of ice cream, three cases of bananas, 30 cans of whipped cream, and a gallon of cherries. A crowd of over 600 people watched the construction and then "dug in" at 502 a bowl, with all pro- ceeds gcing to the local Muscular Dystrophy Association.

CRISS AT KJR — Casablanca recording artist Peter Criss, formerly the drum mer with Kiss, has been on the road promoting his new LP "Out Of CLO WNING AROUND AT KOID — While the Circus Vargas Show was in town recent/y, Kalb/Alexandria, LA Control" Stopping by KJR/Seattle, Peter gets out of control with KJR personality Dancin' Danny Wright (on the left) personalities took the golden opportunity for a little clowning around. Shown in full makeup are Celeste, Ron Harper, Ed Buckley, E. L. Griffin, and Kellie Gandy. rA WELL-BALANCED PLAYLIST INCLUDES: THE REO JACKSONS CHEAP SPEEDWAGON "Heartbreak TRICK "Kepi) On Hotel" KENO add LovirP You" WXLO add "Stop This KRLY add KRUX add 40 96KX add KYSN on Y100 28-25 KHYT add 94Q add KCPX add KTKT on Q105 add 30 Game" WLS deb 32 FM103 on WCKX on WGUY add CKLW add KLUC add KFRC add WLBZ add KZZP add 26 WFBR add 28 WFBG on KWK 7-4 WHFM on WSGA add 34 KBEQ 28-23 WIGY on WKEE add WXLK deb 25 KUPD on WANS-FM on KSET-FM deb 26 FM99 add WOLF add FM99 add KINT 27-23 KPUR add WHFM deb 35 WKXY add KVOL deb 28 KHFI deb 29 WFLY add KQIZ-FM 29-24 KBFM deb 28 KWWL add WPST add KVOL add WNOE add KRLC on WKBW deb 25 WAKX 33-27 V100 on KQWB-FM add WJDX add 29 WBEN-FM 29-27 KIOA deb 29 KXX106 add Produced by KHFI add KKRC add The Jacksons WIFI on WZOK 13-10 96X deb 28 KWIC add KKLS on JB105 35-27 Z104 13-11 WAPE add Management KQ94 on WRKR add 28 Weisner-DeMann Q107 on KERN deb 30 BJ105 on KLAZ add WSPT add Entertainment CHUM 15-12 KYNO-FM deb 30 CK101 add KXX106 28-22 KWWL add WCSC add WLS deb 40 KYSN 24-20 WSKZ on KYYA add WGH on WDRQ 26 FM103 20-10 WGH on KRLC add WQRK add KWK on KMJK deb 24 KIOY 31-29 KJ100 25-20 KBEQ on KENO deb 30 KCPX add WEFM deb 27 Produced by KRQ add 28 WGCL on WVIC on Kevin Cronin, WIGY 29-19 Gary Richrath KSFX on KZ93 add and Kevin WFBG 34-26 Beamish 13K on WZOK add WHHY add KJR on Z104 deb 28 WCGQ 26-21 KUPD 30 WNAM deb 29 WKXY deb 30 WICC 22-19 WIKS on KSEL add K104 21-19 WO W add KQIZ-FM deb 28 KSRR add WXEZ 19-13 KRBE on KQWB-FM 32-24 KINT 31-29 KFYR add WTIX 39-35 KELO add KLAZ 25-16 WSPT 15-10 KXX106 31-26 KWWL deb 19 CK101 add KDZA deb 29 WVLK deb 30 KATI add WEFM deb 29 KQDI 30-24 WVIC add KRLC 23-18 Produced by George Martin

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OLIVIA N J ROD STEWART 26 20 BARNRA STREISAND IS 10 DON WILLIAMS 13 1 ALAN PARSONS 'OHM LENNON 14 7 • ANDY Gleb RUA Mean Mike Weber DON WILLIAMS 17 II DUN WILLIAMS NATION JENNINGS 1)-8 MARCY 6 Roa m STEELY DAN O UNIPActoNe. At DOOBIE BROS 19 14 WI N AIS•vonnsh O A EN . Nott s . ...PIMA STREISAND 2) 14 RITA COOLIDGE ABBA JACKSONS Scott OriffIth MAC DAVIS 22 IS Hot t •st Brady Mc-Ore w BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN I 1 ANOBLOCK ANTON DELBERT MCCLINTON BOBBY GOLDSBORO NINNY ROGERS 1 I KENNY ROGERS 2 / Hottest KTBAUSan Antogo,TX 'ELENA MARIE CAPT 6 TENNILLE STEE1T DAN W C O O/Colurnbue. OA AIR SUPPLY 7 4 DONNA SUMMER BILLY JOEL 6 1 BARBRA STREISAND I-I JJ Rodrigues ARETHA FRANKLIN EDDIE RABBITT ANDY GIBE, BARBRA STREISAND 10 7 Joe Mt:Clete JACKSON6 DIANA ROSS 8 4 LEO SAXER 7 1 Hottest Hott est Hot t Set . STEELY DAN JOHN LENNON 11 0 "ARBRA STREISAND PAT BENATAR 12 NEIL DIAMOND 10-6 LEO SAYER 2 1 KENNY ROGERS 1-1 LEO SAYER 2-1 SUPERTRAMP OLONDIE 14 17 Notre . BORG'S 12 9 TOOL 6 THE GANG HALL 6 OATES 0 5 CHRIS CROSS S 3 PAT BENATAR 5 2 STEELY DAN PENNY R OGERS ) 1 W ELYiAlbony, NY Hottest. BARRY NANILOW 15 IU W KE VIluntinglOn. W V JOHN LENNON 11-6 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 8 4 ANDY GIBB WAYLON JENNINGS 5 1 HENRY ROGERS 3 1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 15 9 DON WILLIAMS 14-11 Buts M elva BARBRA STREISAND 10-5 EDDIE MONEY CHRIS CROSS 11-6 Gary MINer TOJEla Portlen.1 Ml IIERRA 8-5 ROD STEWART 24 19 HEART 27 10 NEIL DIAMOND I2•6 KINGS PAT BENATAR 12-7 KORGIS roINTER SISTESS 15-1 0 M N . 0 N MI Hott est BLONDIE 28-21 POINTER SISTERS 4LIL DIAMOND /0 17 WillJZ/KnonvIlit T N b02 SCAGGS KX1011/NeehviNia TN CHRIS CROSS 2 1 EN . REO SPEEDWAGON "LONDIE D 24 W A AVINuntrollic AL STEELY DAN Fred Stone Beau Richard, BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 7-) EAGLES 16S OFRIevennek 0 A DONNIE IRIS ROBBIE DUPREI Jini Kendrick," LEO SAYER 8-5 STEELY DAN X X X10111Birmingheni. AL JOM Darls Hott est DON WILLI AMS BOZ SCAGGS DOLLY PARTON AIR SUPPLY 11-7 JACBSONS JOHN LENNON 1 1 DELBERT MCCLINTON Larry O'Day STEELY DAN MICHAEL STANLEY B LTD JOHN LENNON 13-0 4UPENTRAMP STEELY DAN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 2-2 Hottest OLIVIA N J ARETHA FRANKLIN RONNIE MILSAP TNOBLOCF A ANTON DONNA SUMMER NEIL DIAMOND H 5 CHRIS CROSS 2-1 DONNA SUMMER BETTE MIDLER PURE PRAIRIE LEAG STEELY DAN W FLINFeyonevilie. NC RNIL M1LSAP Hottest AIR SUPPLY 15 7 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 7 S JACKSONS Hot t•st BLONDIE EAGLES 4 . e . Larry Cannon LEO SAYER 5 1 BLONDIE 14-10 JOHN LENNON 10-6 ANDY GIBS KENNY ROGERS 1 . Hott est 1302 SCAGGS .70 SAYER 2 1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 14 ROGER DALTREY 19 9 STEELY DAN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 9 4 LEO SAYER 2 1 DOLLY PARTON AB101 /IRIS CROSS 5 I BARBRA STREISAND 20-15 Hottest 11104/Erle. PA JIMMY HALL 6 10 DAVID BOWIE BARBRA STREISAND 14-9 CHRIS CROSS 9-2 TEDDY PENDERGRASS .AT BENATAR 7 5 HEART 27 le EAGLES DON WILLIAMS 19 13 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 8-3 LEO SAYER 1 I RITA COOLIDGE HID SUPPLY 14 6 BIN Shannon POOL 6 THE GANG 10-2S WI AZJIlendor, ME Hott est RONNIE NILSAP 21 16 TIERRA 16-12 NEIL DIAMOND 9 ) DIONNE WARWICM NEIL DIAMOND 12 0 DR HOOK BLONDIE 10-I HEART 26 16 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 11 7 STEELY DAN ZIO VIINeonnett OA Miebeol 011ers CLIMAX BLUES BAND BARBRA STREISAND 9 W B O MBIrminghern. AL POLICE 16 11 DELBERT MCCLINTON W OLF Ilyrectre. NY Study ellcOnew DAN FOGELBERG KJ1001Latieville, KY EDDIE RABSITT 22-18 DOLLY PARTON NEIL DIAMOND 15 9 W att Bro wn Hott est ▪ tanelsiN NEIL DIAMOND AIR SUPPLY 18-13 JACESONS Bobby Nottlekl PENNY ROGERS 1-1 DONNA SUMMER GLEN CAMPBELL KOOL 6 THE GANG 21 14 BOO SCAGGS CK1OliCocoalleoch. FL NEIL DIAMOND II 6 sPEEDWAGON dpI MICHAEL STANLEY B BOO SCAGGS AMERICA Hottest STEELY DAN ChkrTinhn BARBRA STREISAND 14-8 TIERRA DELBERT MCCLINTON JOHN COUGAR NEIL DIAMOND 5 1 EAGLES DONNIE IRIS OLIVIA N-J 15-9 IIANA ROSS STEELY DAN W AKEN...warder KY Hott est: SUPERTRAMP DAN FOGELBERG STEELY DAN BARRY NANILOW 4 2 Hottest JOHN LENNON 20-IS OoILY PARTON M enthe M ein KENNY ROGERS 1-1 JACKSON BROWNE 14-8 Hott 44. CLIMAX BLUES BAND EAGLES 'N . KENNY ROGERS 1-1 PAT BENATAR 6 ) MANHATTAN TRANSEE 25-1 5 LEO SAYER 0 2 OLIVIA /1-J LEO SAYER 2 1 Hottest. KICHAEL STANLEY W N W/ Montgo mery AL MARCY 6 ROBIN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ABBA 12 25 ANDY GIBB CHRIS CROS.) 5-2 KENNY ROGERS 4 I CHEAP TRICK "AR ., MANILOW WAYLON JENNINGS 10 7 Rich Tho m . NATION JENNINGS 14 9 DIANA ROSS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 15 6 CLIFF RICHARD 8 5 JACKSONS TEELY DAN DON WILLI AMS 12-9 AIR SUPPLY 18-15 EDDIE RABBIT, AIR SUPPLY 10 7 KINGS 10-0 Hot t••t BARRY MAN1LOW lottest V11101C herlintoe,. W V NEIL DIAMOND 14 10 DOLLY PARTON BLONDIE 24-11 ALAN PARSONS 18 14 KENNY ROGERS 1 I ER . !MAY HALL 1-1 K OIZ RYI/ArnerNe. TX Bob Spence .INTSII/Doyer. NH Hottest ROD STEWART 24-18 OLIVIA N-J 9-6 CHEAP TRICK LIVID N J I Cede Me ne m KENNY ROGERS I-1 W YIXINe w O deon.. LA NEIL DIAMOND 15 9 AMY HOLLAND "OVICE 10 6 OLIVIA N-J Jam Sebsetlen HALL 6 OATES I 2 KI4 R/Auetin. TX JOHN LENNON 21-13 STEELY DAN NAYLON JENNINGS IS 8 Gary Fronk *, ANDY GIBS SIOOL A THE GANG AIR SUPPLY 22-18 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 8 5 Ed VoNtmen Hottest SIR SUPPLY 18 13 MICHAEL STANLEY B BETTE MIDLER DOLLY PARTON JOHN LENNON 12-H TEDDY PENDERGRASS LEO SAYER I-1 Hottest DELBERT MCCLINTON STEELY DAN AIR SUPPLY 20-15 EDDIE RABBIT, QUEEN W T N MUCherleston.SC PAT BENATAR S I W PETT nranton NJ HALL S OATES 2 1 DOLLY PARTON DAN FOGELBERG KNOBLOCK 6 ANTON MARCY ROBIN STEELY DAN Paul Meyer NEIL DIAMOND 12-0 To m Tevia PAT BENATAR 9 S KOOL 4 THE GANG MCAP DJocbson Allo.FL MARCY i ROBIN BARRY NAN1LOW DOOBIE BROS 20-11 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 12 6 Hottest Hottest DIONNE WARWICE HARRY CHAPIN TIERRA HEART 20-21 STELLA DAN JOHN LENNON 18-10 CLIFF RICHARD I 1 PeulSebuiden CHRIS CROSS 1-1 TELMA MARIE DAVID BOWIE POOL 6 THE GANG DAVID BOWIE AIR SUPPLY 23-18 CHRIS CROSS 5 4 AIR SUPPLY 10-5 DOOBIE BROS Hottest PURE PRAIRIE LEAG BOO SCAGGS WISFJA M wellle. NC RIO SPEEDWAGON AIR SUPPLY 10-9 RANDY MEISNER 17 10 JACKSONS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 3 1 REO SPEEDWAGON MARVIN HAMLISCH MARCY 6 ROBIN W A GYiSpringitlekl, M A BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 17 II John Steven. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 25-15 Hottest LEO SAYER 4 2 DONNA SU MMER Hottest Hottest RANDY MEISNER 22-15 EINE 30 22 John Caner PENNY ROGERS 1 1 CHRIS CROSS 14 9 Hottest. KENNY ROGERS 2 1 EAGLES LEO SAYER 3 1 CLIFF RICHARD 2 2 BLONDIE 19 10 KENNY ROGERS 2-1 JACKSONS 3 2 WI O WIleth. ME STEELY DAN ▪ V OLJLefeyene LA hRIS CROSS 6-) STEELY DAN 3 LEO SAYER 6-4 LEO SAYER I 3 ROD STEWART 30-16 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 8 TIERRA 4EART 24-18 DAVID BOWIE W N W Mttchell ▪ C•De'd PAT BENATAR 4 4 LEO SAYER 9 5 BARBRA STREISAND 13-10 DELBERT MCCLINTON , LONDIE 10-20 DONNIE IRIS DIANA ROSS 5 5 T103/Jacksorwilla FL EDDIE RABB1TT 20-15 CHRIS CROSS 15 12 KINGS tO STEWART )3 24 TIERRA DON WILLIAMS O p) LT: ROD STEWART 26 10 Hottest: BARRY MANILOW Scott Sherwood JERMAINE JACKS' , DELBERT MCCLINTON W A XY'''. Lauderdale. FL KL AZJilreeflocb AR KINGS (dp) LEO SAYER 1-1 REO SPEEDWAGON VITRTIAlbeny. NY Hottest TEDDY PENDERGRASS Kenny Lee Deve T wkw PAT BENATAR 4 2 KENNY ROGERS 1 I MICHAEL STANLEY Ei BF M/McAllern DOLLY PARTON (1111 STEELY DAN ABBA JOAN LENNON 6 3 ABBA BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 10 6 PURE PRAIRIE LEAG TEDDY PENDERGRASS STEVIE WONDER Bro wnsville. TX NEIL DIAMOND 9 4 DELBERT MCCLINTON KINGS TELLY DAN NEIL DIAMOND 13 7 Hottest: EDDIE MONEY Hottest DONNA SUMMER Steve Owens BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 12-6 t •st AIR SUPPLY 25-11 !Nate . POLICE LEO SAYER 4 JERMAINE JACKSON CHRIS CROSS 5- NEIL DIAMOND I 1 KONGIS 20-12 FOOL 6 THE GANG 6 I Hottest CHRIS CROSS 10 3 DOLLY PARTON REO SPEEDNAGON KENNY ROGERS 10-7 WFO/DOeinovele, OA PAT SENATOR It 4 AoRBRA STREISAND II 4 KENNY ROGERS 1.1 OLIVIA N J 9-4 STEELY DAN DAVID BOWIE NEIL DIAMOND 13-8 -.UCE SPRINGSTEEN 10 Hank Dole TIERRA 12-7 BARBRA STREISAND 7 S BORG'S 13-8 EAGLES OAK JOHN LENNON 16 9 .LONDIE 26 19 PARALLEL THREE MICHAEL STANLEY Hottest BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 22-12 NEIL DIAMOND 10-7 NEIL DIAMOND 15 10 STEELY DAN SPAY NANII ,W 2' 21 PAT BENATAP 17 II HEART 20, 14 JOHN LENNON 12 8 BOB SEGER KENNY ROGERS 1-1 13FE A Al'inchestro N H STEVIE WONDER AIR SUPPLY 21 15 W RV O/Richrnond. VA hottest PAT BENATAR I 2 VILA WLe wiston M E BOO SCAGGS flAI R An•To.r..." PA N•H LEO SAYER 5 1 JIMMY HALL 12 9 Wit LKIR wnotie VA BRIThen we DONNA SUMMER O wy Bruce BARBRA STREISAND 6 2 Jett Frank W AYS/ Mario ne. NC NEIL DIAMOND 13-10 Hottest Russ Bro wn ANDY GIBb STEELY DAN AIR SUPPLY 23-15 OLIVIA N J IS II BETTE MIDLER Rey Rosen KENNY ROGERS 1-1 OLIVIA N J DIANA ROSS VAPORS 27 17 TIERRA ALAN PARSONS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN EDDIE RABB1TT ANDY GIBB 10-5 DELBERT MCCLINTON STEELY DAN BOO SCAGGS POLICE 20-22 KSET E NVEIPsso TX ROD STEWART BETTE MIDLER AIR SUPPLY 15 9 Mottest DELBERT MCCLINTON ALAN PARSONS RONNIE MILSAP ANDY G1BB BLONDIE 20-12 Hottest DOOBIE BROS JeN Bleke STEELY DAN rENNY ROGERS I-1 BABYS INIX Odierni. FL DONNA SUNMIR JOHN COUGAR 19-14 LEO SAYER ! 1 EDDIE RABBITT STEVIE WONDER JOHN LENNON 8 4 Hottest STEELY DAN TIERRA Hottest Bruce Kelly NEIL DIAMOND 13-7 Hottest NEIL DIAMOND 10-8 PAT BENATAR 1 1 ROD STEWART BOO SCAGGS LEO SAYER 2 FNISIETelishmosee.FL BARBRA STREISAND IS IL DON WILLIAMS 19 13 JOHN COUGAR 8 4 SHALAMAR SWEAT BAND BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 2-1 STEELY DAN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 10 8 AIR SUPPLY 17 14 JOHN LENNON 24-15 blichee101delley HARRY CHAPIN 6 4 LTD 13-10 JOHN LENNON 9-5 STEELY DAN Hottest DELBERT MCCLINTON AIR SUPPLY 26-18 BETTE MIDLER LEO SAYER 5 RANDY MEISNER 10-6 POLICE 16-12 AIR SUPPLY 10-6 JACKSONS Hottest JOHN COUGAR 12 7 WIIV NTSoringliskt M A BARBRA STREISAND 16-10 DONNA SUMMER Idol TIERRA 14-) 14 WILANIteelin g WV HALL S OATES I-I BARBRA STREISAND 18 13 SHALAMAN Hottest JOHN LENNON 9 5 JOHN LENNON 15-10 Andy Carey BETTE MIDLER Jack Anmeanng CHRIS CROSS 3-2 WINECl/Augue ft. OA 1(ELP'EI Ps . TX KENNY ROGERS I-I LTD 26 17 OLIVIA N-J 12 0 DELBERT MCCLINTON JOHN LENNON 12-8 HARBOR STREISAND 28 18 4tTTE KIDLER NEIL DIAMOND 14-10 Bruce REIMIONI Stan NI•In DONNA SUMMER CAPT. A TENNILLE KOOL A THE GANG I, 12 BARRY MANI 1.061 DOLLY PARTON Idpl ANDY GIBB PAT BENATAR 15 II ANDY GIBS LEO SAYER 20-15 1111714e w Orleene LA .O1414 LENNON STEELY DAN REO SPEE DMAGON Idp) EM6F DIANA ROSS BLONDIE 30-20 IANA ROSS DAVID BOWIE Terry Young Notte•t SOD STEWART 16XIL/Perke nburg. WV Hottest. T,RGIS DONNA SUMMER PAT BENATAR I 1 Hottest Tern Lee Collins KENNY ROGERS I I W ONIU Ntirtotb VA DAN FOGEL . ., _TELLY DAN RITA COOLIDGE KORGIS 7 4 DIANA ROSS 2-I LEO SAYER 7-3 TEDDY PENDERGRASS I-ELBERT MCCLINTON SUPERTRAMP Don Doyle CHRIS CROSS 7 3 NEW ENGLAND KOOL 6 THE GANG 113-ll TIERRA 10 7 Hottest ..t•st EAGLES Hottest BLONDIE 26-20 DON WILLIAMS 10 4 BETTE MIDLER KENNY ROGERS I-I LEO SAYER 3 1 PAT BENATAR ) 1 KOOL 6 THE GANG 13-8 LTD D-32 LEO SAYER 16-6 CLIMAX BLUES BAND JACRSONS LEO SAYER 8-2 BARBRA STREISAND 9 4 BARBRA STREISAND 4-2 BLONDIE 33-20 AIR SUPPLY 18-8 DP HOOK EDDIE BABBITT KOOL 4 THE GANG 22-15 'LIVIA N J 11 10 ELLEN SHIPLEY CHRIS CROSS 11-5 Hot test POOL k THE GANG 14 9 ROD STEWART 26-20 oNUCE SPRINGSTEEN 14 13 Hottest FM1011 Meinplin TN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 2 1 BLONDIE 27 24 LOSER DALTREY 25 14 AMERICA 2 1 NEIL DIAMOND 22 12 M ark WIlliarn• BARBRA STREISAND 7 2 NEIL DIAMOND 6 3 NEIL DIAMOND II 5 W OKIIKnoty1164 TN KC101 Mo w Ha wn. CT BARRY KANILOW 17 10 W F MF ,Ileton Rouge LA STEELY DAN JOHN LENNON 15 6 Get-, Adk'n• Denny Lyoro ROLLING STONES 15 II Randy Rice THE FOLLOWING STATIONS ANDY GIBB FOOL N THE GANG I . DIANA ROSS 20-16 BLONDIE STEELY DAN Hottest SAMMY MANIC ... DID NOT REPORT THIS WEEK. KEPAK .Mouston TX k2L10E ANDY GIBE' KENNY ROGERS 2 1 B02 SCAGGS BARRY MANILOW EWE!' CLIFF RICHARD 8-4 Jerry Staml• STEELY DAN 12 SCAGGS EAGLES BARBRA STREISAND II 5 EDDIE RABBITT DON WILLIAMS 12-6 HEART Bitte•t Hottest DELBERT MCCLINTON F105(WVBF)/Boston NEIL DIAMOND 13-8 EDDIE RABBIT, Hottest TENNI' ROGERS I-1 LEO SAYER 4-1 COMMODORES LEO SAYER 1 I KVIL'Dallea BARBRA STREISAND 4 2 CHRIS CROSS 9 5 Hottest NRIS CROSS 12-10 PAT BENATAII 10-7 W N O X/Ritoxvillik T N CHRIS CROSS 5- JACKSONS 2-1 NEIL DIAMOND 11 KSLO/St Louie TOOL 6 'ENE GANG 19 12 NEIL DIAMOND II 8 Scalltdefore HLONDIE A 22 BARBRA STREISAND 14-9 STEPHANIE MILLS 1 2 DON WILLIAMS 17 S KNUS/Dallas EDDIE RABBITT HALL A OATES 5-) RONNIE PIILSAP 20 14 nneld nehlment eaD W O WNIarfolb VA STEELY DAN KENNY ROGERS 4 4 WSE7JINInston-Salarn Hot t ••t STEVIE WONDER 20 16 W CSCiCherlorton SC Andy andino W Bob Canada KVVENTTulso BENNY ROGERS 1-1 Chris 11•14y CHRIS CROSS 6 1 •ACKSONS TIERRA 10111E/Neuete n TX WNAP:Indianapolls NEIL DIAMOND 10 7 TEELY DAN DOLLY PARTON O r me Steele CE" JOHN LENNON 11 ID sJNNIE MILSAP DAVID BOWIE O p) EDDIE RABBIT? WMEE/Ft_ Wayne AIR SUPPLY 18-14 "ottest OAK 1dp) HEART JOHN COUGAR WNCl/Colurnbue BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 2-1 Hottest CEASARE JACK SONS NEIL DIAMOND 0 5 LEO SAYER 1 1 Hot t •st STEELY DAN KGGI/RIverelde TOOL 6 THE GANG 11 NEIL DIAMOND 4 4 CURLY SIMON 2-1 Hottest BARBRA STREISAND 19 11 AIR SUPPLY 7-7 PAT BENATAR 4-2 LEO SAYER 2-1 WROVIRoanoke "CART 23 15 DP. HOOK 10 10 LEO SAYER 7 3 NEIL DIAMOND 10 5 KENI/Anchora9e JOHN LENNON 12-12 BLONDIE 21 10 eRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 11 AIR SUPPLY 16-11 BARBRA STREISAND 15 AIR SUPPLY 19-11 Pa g e 23 R & R'Fridey. N ove m ber 28. 1980 MID WEST WEST Most Added. Hottest Most Added. Hottest Steely Da n Leo S ayer

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Hottest RONNIE MILSAP AIR SUPPLY 13-9 PAT BENATAR 8-5 BOZ SCAGGS AIR SUPPLY Hottest LBO SAVER 2 1 CHRIS CROSS 1-1 EDDIE MONEY POLICE 20-12 BARBRA STREISAND 10-7 Hottest: BANYS (tip) RENNY ROGERS I-1 AIR SUPPLY 17 7 LEO SAYER 3 2 REO SPEEDWAGON HEART 22-13 JOHN LENNON 12-9 LEO SAYER 2 1 Hottest NEIL DIAMOND 5-5 AAAAAA STREISAND ill-a NEIL DIAMOND 4 3 JACKSONS ROGER DALTREY 25-20 HALL 4 OATES 4 2 PAT BEVATAR 1 I BARBRA STREISAND 10 9 KORGIS 22 12 BARBRA STREISAND 13-7 OAK KNIT/Tucson. AZ BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 13-8 LEO SAVER 4 2 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 21-13 CHEAP TRICK 13-10 YDVIIreono. CA DOOBIE BROS 16-9 Hottest Rich Bro ther Bobbin JOHN LENNON 16-9 HALL 4 OATES 8-4 HEART 14-12 KENNY ROGERS 1 1 Rey Appleton NEIL DIAMOND 21 12 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN II 6 WIS M/Medloon. WI W I ACVEsu Calm WI JOHN LENNON 13 8 JACKSONS ,oHN LENNON 13 8 Z1011/Msclhon WI BARRY MANILOW 25 15 DOOBIE BROS STEELY DAN KFR OIllelse.:0 Sernonths Jones M b Roberts LIN N/Hudson OLIVIA N-J D-25 STEELY DAN MANHATTANS KI WIJOes M oines. IA Chorlle Fos STEELY DAN Hottest DOLLY PARTON D-26 BARRY MANILOW PATRICE RUSHER DIRE STRAITS A W Pentele ALAN PARSONS HALL 4 OATES I 1 Hottest. JOHN BUCCHANO Hottest DONNA SUMMER BOZ SCAGGS LEO SAYER 4-2 KENO/Les Vegas. NV LEO SAYER 3-1 OLIVIA N J O p) LEO SAYER 3 I HABYS BOZ SCAGGS JORN LENNON (dpi CHRIS CROSS 6 4 CHRIS CROSS 5 3 CON FUNK SHUN 0 01 AIR SUPPLY 7 3 R. NOOK Not DO M eander Hottest KENNY ROGERS 9 7 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 11-8 DEAN CONS NORGIS 14 9 TEELY DAN DCVO 2.1 LEO SAVER 2-1 ROGER DALTREY 10-9 MICHAEL STANLEY B AIR SUPPLY 14-9 Hottest NEIL DIAMOND 15-10 oollIE BROS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 7-3 NEIL DIAMOND 14-8 DONNA SUMMER BARBRA STREISAND 18 II TIERRA I-I DON WILLIAMS 19 12 Hottest LEO SAYER 11-6 VIRKR/Reclne. WI POLICE 21-1) EDDIE RABBIT? BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 3-2 DEVO 2 BARBRA STREISAND 12-7 AIR SUPPLY 23-14 Steve Warren JACKSONS KLUCiLlesVerpse. NV ZAPP 2-3 KOOKIIIIINngs, MT PAT BENATAR 6 4 JOHN LENNON 14 10 HEART 25 IN BLONDIE BARBRA STREISAND 17 8 JOHN LENNON 14 7 Dave Anthony Donnie Nichols NE0 SPEEDWAGON Hottest . TEDDY PENDERGRASS 21-16 AAAAAA STREISAND 18-1) WIKS/Indkenspolis IN K U M. FFA WIclate. MN EDDIE RABBIT? DIANA ROSS 2-1 REO SPEEDWAGON STEELY DAN NEIL DIAMOND 20-14 Jay W elker Mlit• 'rhinos ANDY GIBB CHRIS CROSS 6 2 BOB SEGER KEZR/Son Jose. CA ANDY GIBB HEART PAT BENATAR 10 5 Hottest: ALAN PARSONS NOENVONWhotneCity OK BARRY MANILOW Sob Nano,* JOHN COUGAR SUPERTRAMP BARBRA STREISAND 14-10 FENNY ROGERS 1 1 DIRE STRAITS TIERRA Chuck M organ ANDY GIBS Hottest BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 18 12 BILLY JOEL 6-4 ALAN PARSONS Hottest BABYS STEELY DAN KENNY ROGERS I-I LEO SAYER 9 6 DOLLY PARTON KENNY ROGERS I 1 ROD STEWART Hottest Hottest LEO SAYER 7 3 KERN/Selieralleld. CA DO ME BROS 15-8 BABYS LEO SAYER 8-2 DOOBIE BROS KENNY ROGERS 3 1 LEO SAYER 1-1 MALL & OATES 15-7 HEART 20-16 DAN EOGELBERG NEIL DIAMOND 15 7 STEELY DAN DCVO 4 2 Guy Dina* PAT BENATAR 7 5 DIANA ROSS 17-10 SUPERTRAMP BARBRA STREISAND 20-13 Hottest DIANA ROSS 12-9 JOHN LENNON 14-8 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 25-11 STEELY DAN K MJIUPordand. OR Hottest KOOL 4 THE GANG 22 16 KENNY ROGERS 1 I BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 12-9 AC/DC 17 12 DONNA SUMMER John Sisconby LEO SAYER 1-1 LEO SAYER 12-2 LEO SAYER 26 20 VAIPTIllevens Point WI AIR SUPPLY 19-12 BOZ SCAGGS CHRIS CROSS 4-2 KODEOreat Fells, MT OLIVIA N J 14-7 Hottest EAGLES PAT BENATAR 5-3 NEIL DIAMOND 13 10 W EI/Sou * Send. IN Pet Merin W orrell Carpenter W YRNINoongstoyen ON LEO SAYER 1 I STEELY DAN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 8-6 JOHN LENNON 17 13 Jon Tobin J K. Deering DOOBIE BROS PAT BENATAR 6-4 EDDIE RABBIT? BLONDIE 21-10 MANHATTAN INANSFE REO SPEEDWAGON BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 12 6 BOZ SCAGGS OAK KR AV/Tulso. OK BARBRA STREISAND AAAAAA STREISAND DOLLY PARTON ROGER DALTREY 14 9 Hottest KIDDIMonterey. CA POINTER SISTERS AIR SUPPLY OOP/ Reynolds CHRIS CROSS STEELY DAN NEIL DIAMOND 17-10 LEO SAYER 2 1 Ron Rodrigues STEELY DAN Hottest. NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: PAT BENATAR 6 3 BOZ SCAGGS STEELY DAN LEO SAYER 4-1 Hottest LEO SAYER 1 I KO W/Porilend, OR CHRIS CROSS 8 4 OLIVIA N-J MICHAEL STANLEY B DIANA ROSS STEPHANIE MILLS 8-3 PAT BENATAR 1-1 J OHN LENNON 12-6 BARBRA STREISAND 14 9 DOOBIE BROS Hottest HEART HALL 4 OATES 27-10 Janis Wolnlelt DEVO 7-4 AIR SUPPLY 20-12 BARRY MAR MON 32-19 Hottest KENNY ROGERS I-1 Hottest DIANA ROSS 26 15 LEO SAYER 10-5 BLONDIE 21 17 DOOBIE BROS KENNY ROGERS I 1 LEO SAYER 4 2 AIR SUPPLY 2 I BARBRA STREISAND A-I6 DIANA ROSS 9-7 POD STEWART 27 22 JOHN COUGAR 100 Werssno. CA LEO SAYER 4 2 CHRIS CROSS 13-7 JOHN LENNON 3-2 JOHN LENNON 17 12 No Oak lionnon PAT BENATAR 10-4 PAUL SIMON 14 8 BARBRA STREISAND 10-S W XE NToledo. OH W TRUNAuskegen, MI KENNY ROGERS I 1 NEIL DIAMOND 11-5 EXILE 16-9 NEIL DIAMOND 11 6 W T WRICIiittoiL MI Cory Pell CHRIS CROSS 6 4 BLONDIE BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 12 7 !CORGIS 15-12 M ae eirans Kull Hefty NEIL DIAMOND II 9 STEELY DAN KeL atsvalton. ID DAVID BOWIE CHRIS CROSS (RA( KOUGGIekensfleld,C A BLONDIE BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 14-10 Steven Alen blookelvie K M/Peoria. IL ALVIN LEE BAND ROD STEWART ROD STEWART BARBRA STREISAND 21-17 J D. M EWS DELBERT MCCLINTON ChrlsequIres Korth Ed wards HEART DO ME BROS DELBERT MCCLINTON TIERRA MARCY 4 ROBIN Not ANDY GIRO KJIIII/Scrokeria WA LTD BOZ SCAGGS EDDIE RABBIT? POLICE THIN LIZZY (dp) KENNY ROGERS I-1 KORGIS TEDDY PENDERGRASS EAGLES REID SPEEDWAGON REO SPEEDWAGON Hottest: Orion Gregory LEO SAYER 3 2 Hottest . MARCY 4 ROBIN DR. NOOK DAN FOGELBERG ANDY GIBB NANSAS 1-1 PAT 11 12-7 LEO SAYER 3-1 STEELY DAM Hottest BOB SEGER (dp) DONNA SUMMER Hottest BOB WELCH 0-4 AIR SUPPLY 22-16 NEIL DIAMOND 7 4 DONNA SUMMER (dpi TIERRA I I BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Hottest LEO SAYER I-I DONNIE IRIS 12 6 BLONDIE 26-17 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 1) 7 ALAN PARSONS (dpi AC/DC 3-2 KOOL 4 THE GANG PAT BENATAR I I CHRIS CROSS 3 2 MICHAEL STANLEY B 15-10 T UNA MARIE 12 7 AIR SUPPLY 16 12 SUPERTRAMP Idp) JOE JACKSON LEO SAYER 3-3 BARBRA STREISAND 12-6 W AR/VI:bulge% MN REO SPEEDWAGON 19 I) AIR SUPPLY 19-10 BARBRA STREISAND 21-14 Hottest. Hottest. JOHN LENNON 8 4 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 13-9 BARBRA STREISAND 13-11 levee fecOrator SAIMAA STREISAND 4 I AC/DC 2 1 POLICE 12 7 AIR SUPPLY 14 10 W OJX/Deytort OH Kt:IVY/Topeka. KS JOHNNY MATRIX D-4 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 4-3 HEART 19-13 DONNA SUMMER Cindy Spicer KY RO-PONPreerra CA VAPORS 12-10 W ORD/Glen/ Replibt MI Rocky Roberto NEIL DIAMOND 14-9 TIERRA HEART 15 10 W asrerlOsreory POLICE 19-12 KINGS KSLY/Ssn Luis Obispo, CA Rey Saks' 802 SCAGGS STEELY DAN AIR SUPPLY 23-14 ROD STEWART 20-18 DELBERT MCCLINTON DOLLY PARTON BARRY AANILOW SUPERTRAMP Don Potter AIR SUPPLY JOHN COUGAR BABYS ANDY GIBE KWOrillarseurreo. CA STEVIE WONDER KNIIG/Tscorne, WA OLIVIA N-J EDDIE BABBITT DALE WALTON NO TIERRA DR. MOOR Deb Melia Hottest Hottest BemiRoberft Hottest Hottest TIERRA I 1 EW4F DCVO 1-1 LEO SAVER 3 1 KENNY ROGERS I-1 PAT BENATAR 1-1 OLIVIA N-J POOL & THE GANG 13 9 BARRY MAIIILOW BOZ SCAGGS PAT BENATAR 3 2 PAT BENATAR 10 6 CHRIS CROSS 8-3 ROGER DALTREY 4 3 ANDY GIRD LEO SAYER 19 12 DIANA ROSS CLIMAX BLUES BAND KORGIS D-4 HALL 1, OATES 12-9 LEO SAYER 11-6 JOHN LENNON 11-10 JOHN COUG AR ROD STEWART 2S-I4 BOZ SCAGGS Hottest. JOHN LENNON IS 11 BARBRA STREISAND 2-9 AIR SUPPLY 13-7 JOHN COUGAR 17 12 ALAN PARSONS PAT BENATAR 27-19 Hottest LEO SAYER 2-1 NEIL DIAMOND 23 12 CHRIS CROSS 22 II NAYLOR JENNINGS 17-12 RORGIS 16 13 SUPERTRAmP KENNY ROGERS I-1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 10-6 CHRIS CROSS 7-3 Hottest KZ:IX/Albuquerque. NM JOHN LENNON 11-8 W HOT/Younsto wn. 0+4 AIR SUPPLY 8-5 BARBRA STREISAND 15-9 W N A M/Applirtort•Oslikaelt WI KO WILF MIFergo. ND HINNY ROGERS 1-1 Chris Carey Dick Thompson PARALLEL T H R E E KORGIS 10-6 AIR SUPPLY 14-10 Joy Tyler Shown ~ ere HALL 4 OATES 4-2 JOSH LENNON 13-7 OLIVIA N-J BARBRA STREISAND l' DDOBIK BROS YVA/Billings MT DOLLY PARTON KFTR/Illenierck. NO ANDY GIBB BARBRA STREISAND 24-16 BLOND!! ANDY GIBS IUNfProvo. UT ALAN PARSONS Dan Drennan CARS BLONDIE 25-20 DOOBIE BROS Jack BPI KOOL 4 THE GANG EAGLES DIRE STRAITS Hottest Jim Suntpter Hottest. STEELY DAN LEO SAYER I I DOLLY PARTON MICHAEL STANLEY B STEELY DAM KRO/Tacerpt AZ Hottest TIERRA POINTER SISTERS CHRIS CROSS 4-2 STEELY DAN STEELY DAN W OMO/Toiedo, ON BETTE MIDLER DevoVenstone ANSA LEO SAYER 2-1 RED SPEEDWAGON HALL 4 OATES 3 POLICE ANDY GIBS RED SPEEDWAGON Jet, PAcCorthy JOHN LENNON 13 9 BOZ SCAGGS EDDIE RABBIT/ NEIL DIAMOND 8-5 ICINGS DOLLY PARTON Hottest BARBRA STREISAND !CORGIS 15-10 SUPERTRAMP CHEAP TRICK BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 10 6 TIERRA CHEAP TRICR LEO SAYER 1-I Hottest NAYLOR JENNINGS 17 13 DONNA SUMMER BARRY MANILOW NOEL Bit Hottest FMIOZ/Secrernento. CA ROGER DALTREY 18-14 DAN FOGELBERG Hottest. KENNY ROGERS 1)-10 KENNY ROGERS 1 1 KENNY ROGERS 1 1 NEWRY ROGERS I 1 JACKSON BROWNE 20-14 ALAN PARSONS CHRIS CROSS 3 I Jett Lucifer NORGIS 13 10 LEO SAYER 4-2 ROD STEWART 21-15 W ODIREvenerolle. IN LEO SAYER 2-2 Mottest BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 6-3 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 21-14 NEIL DIAMOND 12-7 AIR SUPPLY 4 3 POLICE 20-15 RORGIS 1 1 NEIL DIAMOND 8 6 ROD STEWART ANDY GIBS 28-21 DON WILLIAMS 17 11 54. Murder BILLY JOEL 16-11 PAT BENATAR 9 3 AIR SUPPLY 17 12 KOOL & THE GANG JOHN LENNON 27-21 ,LIVIA M J 21-12 FP11101SOMLAks CHN.UT Not BARBRA STREISAND 20-14 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 19 7 POLICE 23-18 KORGIS (foonerh/KRSPI KATI/Casper. WY KENNY ROGERS 1-1 BLONDIE 38-16 Hottest: W O WIOntelts. NE KKLSIRapid City. SO LEO SAYER 2-2 HEART 36-21 104 =1411119411sLAZ DCVO 1 1 LOngunt4VVInnepet Donne Foss C Corcoran BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 15-10 DIANA ROSS 6 4 Mark Hann Robby W ere STEELY DAN PAT BENATAR 19-11 BARBRA STREISAND IS 7 BARRY MANILOW :10NNE WARWICR KVANLNNINUNkNollA BOB SEGER PoLIrE n RONNIE MILSAP OLIVIA 11-J POLICE 22-13 DIANA ROSS :IANA ROSS CWINN BOoVey BOZ SCAGGS KNOBLOCK 4 ANTON JOHN COUGAR LEO SAYER 28-18 BOZ SCAGGS PEO SPEEDWAGON (dpi STEELY DAN Hottest MARCY & ROBIN W HAM Sound Bend 114 STEELY DAN JACKSONS Hottest. TIERRA KIPZiCelersso Springs. CO BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN I CHEAP TRICK Jo* lightrutt JACRSONS DELBERT MCCLINTON FENNY ROGERS 1-1 JOHN LENNON 10-5 QUEEN MANHATTAN ?PARSEE REO SPEEDWAGON TEDDY PENDERGRASS M ae Denials NEIL DIAMOND S 3 POLICE 11-6 sn41 Hottest DAN FOGELBERG MICHAEL STANLEY B OAK DOOBIE BROS 24-17 -HRIS CROSS 8-5 CHRIS CROSS 1 1 DONNA SU MMER Hottest. STEELY DAN RONNIE MILSAP ROBIN WILLIAMS ROD STEWART 20 25 AIR SUPPLY 12-9 HALL 4 OATES 1 1 EDDIE RABBIT? PAT BENATAR 6 3 TEDDY PENDERGRASS Hottest. BOZ SCAGGS BARRY MANILOW 23-12 BARBRA STREISAND 14-9 DOLLY PARTON JOHN COUGAR 10-7 ANDY GIBB POINTER SISTERS HALL II. OATES 1-1 HEART 19 10 BRUCE S0N1AG33LLN . 12 8 BOZ SCAGGS Hottest. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 13 7 BOB SEGER PARALLEL TI M E R W M101E/an Lansing. MI ROD STEWART 2S-I9 Hottest: DOOBIE BROS 23-19 Hottest KENNY ROGERS I 1 NEIL DIAMOND 15-8 Jim St Jotin PAT BENATAR 2 1 KOOL 6 THE GANG 27-22 LEO SAYER 3 I PAT BENATAR 2.2 JOHN LENNON 19-14 KI107 Acraernen. MT KKRC/Sious M s. SD JIMMY HALL 8 4 CLIFF RICHARD 8.5 HALL 4 OATES 6 1 BLONDIE 29-21 REDDINGS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 11-6 Pawl M b BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 17-12 Don Nadine BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 16 6 STEELY DAN STEPHANIE MILLS 18-14 KTACJTsco ms. WA EDDIE RABBIT? 16-9 QUEEN AIR SUPPLY 14-8 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN DOOBIE BROS POD S, EWART 24-10 JOHN LENNON 21-17 Seen Carte, BOBBY GOLDSBORO CHEAP TRICK REO SPEEDWAGON POINTER SISTERS KELOIS Mo. Falls SO ROD STEWART W E RMUChkogoAL BETTE MIDLER KTSN'Colorsdo Spring. CO CLIMAX BLUES BAND Vw41, STEELY DAN RONNIE MILSAP Paul W escoet 11111ClernMe ANDY GIBB Mark Mu mmy ANDY GIBS DAVID BOWIE Hottest: CHEAP TRICK DIANA ROSS Hottest: Hottest DON WILLIAMS KENNY ROGERS 1-1 Hottest BLONDIE KENNY ROGERS 1-1 DIANA ROSS LEO SAYER 3 1 LEO SAYER 3-2 BARRY MANILOW ANDY GIBB STEELY DAN QUEEN 1 1 CHRIS CROSS 11 4 LEO SAYER 2-2 NEIL DIAMOND 6-4 EWlat HALL 4 OATES 4 3 BETTE MIDLER Hottest DIANA ROSS 11-6 OLIVIA N J 12 9 STEELY DAN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 8-5 Hottest. JOHN LENNON 14 7 CHRIS CROSS 2-1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 10-9 AIR SUPPLY 21-16 KNOBLOCK 4 ANTON AIR SUPPLY 15-7 PAT BENATAR 1-1 NEIL DIAMOND 18-9 LEO SAYER 4 2 LEO SAYER 15-12 KOPGIS 26 20 JOHN LENNON 10 7 Hottest NEIL DIAMOND 10-8 DON WILLIAMS 24 18 HEART 1S-10 KENNY ROGERS 1 1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 11 9 KCIIN/Reno, NV KINGS 4 2 BARBRA STREISAND 13-10 AIR SUPPLY 20-14 Larry Irons STEPHANIE MILLS 11-5 ROD STEWART 30-19 BARBRA STREISAND 17 10 MICHAEL STANLEY B POLICE 27-19 DON WILLIAMS STEELY DAN Hottest. LEO SAYER 2 1 PAT BENATAR 4-2 NEIL DIAMOND 9-3 HALL 4 OATES 10 5 AIR SUPPLY 19-10

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Manufactured Exclusively By Warner Bros. Records, Inc. On Warner Bros. Records Page 28 REtRiFriday, November 28, 1980 THE PICTURE PAGE Browne Funkin' For New York B-52's Buzz Into Detroit

Following a performance at Radio City Music Hall, Arista/GRP's Tom Browne was congratulated by Arista personnel. Shown backstage are (l-r) Arista VP Richard Smith, Arista's Iry Lukin, GRP Records President Dave Grusin, Tom Browne, GRP Records President Larry Rosen, Arista 's Sherry Winston, Milton Allen, and Gerry Griffith Tremblers Take L.A.

After making their Los Angeles debut at the Whisky, the Tremblers 807 barked on the road promoting their LP, "Twice Nightly," on Johnston Records. Pictured ar) am LIP/A's Larry Douglas and Lori Holder, Tremblers Pater Noone, Johnston Records President Bruce Johnston, and group's Detroit radio recently welcomed the B-52's into town. Represented above are (standing, l-r) WABX PD John manager Jerry Schilling. Duncan, band member Ricky Wilson, Betsy (Mrs. Richard) Wolod, 8-52's Cindy Wilson, W W W W's Liz Curtis, group member Fred Schneider, WABX's Cecile, and WDRQ M D Jim Ryan; (seated, l-r)WABX's Frank Joyce and Warner Bros.' Richard Wolod. FCC Revokes 96X License Continued from Page 1 R&R, "A motion of appeal for re- stating, "This company runs clean consideration can be filed, and if Haywood Named 'VP/Black Music Mtg. At Polygram stations. Violations of this nature it's accepted, more oral arguments have not taken place anywhere else on those points will be scheduled. Bill Haywood has been in the chain. The Commission has The station can also appeal the for WOOK/Washington, DC and as morning air per- named Vice President of even seen fit to award Charter case through the U.S. District sonality and then Program Director for WOL/ Wash- with WMIL-FM / Milwaukee plus the newly-created Black ington, DC. Court of Appeals, DC Circuit." Music Marketing Depart- approving its application for tam With this possibility around, the In his new post, Haywood's duties will include ment at Polygram Records San Diego and allowing the merger source added, "It is likely to be marketing and merchandising black music while co- with Karl Eller, which has since East. Polygram Records some time yet before WMJX signs ordinating sales via Polygram Distribution Inc. Poly- East co-Chairman Bob fallen through. This speaks well off the air." gram's black music promotion department will also for the company." Sherwood, to whom Hay- WIGO To Be Sold wood will report, com- report to Haywood, with Sonny Taylor assuming the Concerning the specific prob- Vice President of National Promotion/Black Music mented, "The creation of lems cited, Rodin stated, "During WIGO GM Keith Donald, com- this department is a logic- title. Bob Frost and Tommy Young will continue as this period of violation, over 16,000 menting on the FCC's reversal in al outgrowth of the in- National Promotion Directors, Black Music, with the satisfied winners received their his station's ease, told R&R, "We national field staff of regional promotion managers creased importance of prizes. The only violations oc- feel good about this decision for remaining the same. black music in the indus- cured in the promotion of contests, more than one reason. The license try generally and at this Bill Haywood not in the distribution of the prizes. remains ours. and we will now company in particular. Bill has always been heavily The newscast was done tongue-in- move ahead with plans to sell the involved in all phases of the careers of black artists cheek, as was the news style of the station to Sheridan Broadcasting. and we feel confident in drawing on his proven exper- KAYD Jock Assaulted station at that time." This will help to speed up the pro- Explaining Charter's appeal op- cess and make the deal come off tise in marketing our music." Continued from Page 3 tions, a source at the FCC told smoothly." lance, and a fill-in for Seay. Most recently co-Vice president of Special Mar- Kevin Reed of the Washington According to KAYD Music Director Chuck kets for PRO-East, Haywood joined Phonogram/ law firm Dow, Lohnes & Albertson Gibbons, the three men had entered the station via Mercury as Vice President of R&B Product, having argued the case before the FCC, the front door, which was under repair at the time. Styx Picks Radio previously headed his own advertising and promo- stating, "The owner, Emil Mogul, They proceeded into the studios of KAYD's AM sis- Continued from Page 1 tion firm Prior to this, he served as a consultant had no prior knowledge of the vio- ter, Pop/Adult-formatted KAYC, and asked the on- fashions." He pointed out that in lations and was deceived by his air jock if he was Shannon. Upon being told that they many star-concert situations, once former GM. Mogul took every pre- were in the wrong place, they made their way into the show is sold out, local adver- caution as an absentee owner, in- the KAYD studios where they found Seay. tising ceases; but in this case, Boyles To Manage WKHK cluding monthly trips to the sta- While there are suspects in the incident, neither Stardust intends to spend more tion to see that all was in order. Continued from Page 3 Seay nor other station personnel were willing to di- money to keep stations involved When he found out about the viola- cease-and-desist letter to WK-1K in September, when vulge names, pending formal charges. However, with the spots and promotions to tions, he took appropriate actions." they first started identifying themselves as '106FM.'" several sources stated the incident may have been keep people aware of Styx. Trouble began in 1977 when At- When WICHK did not respond, Beck filed his com- related to an unusually heavy telephone campaign "Everybody's moaning about lanta Mayor Maynard Jackson plaint in court. conducted on behalf of a locally-produced record. the state of the industry and they're heard a religious broadcast that Steve Fadem, an attorney on Viacom's legal Shannon reported receiving more than 60 phone calls all pulling their horns in and won- turned out be a cover-up for a staff, said, "We have been served with papers," of the "friends and relatives" variety, adding that dering why things aren't getting lottery scam which promoted the adding that until a reply is filed, further comments Steve Hicks, General Manager at neighboring Country better," Sutton said. "We feel we Atlanta lottery. "Numbers and would be improper. "This is not something we want outlet KLVI, had received similar calls. Shannon should go out there and really phrases were mixed into the serv- to 'try' through the trade press," he remarked. told R&R that the station intended to pursue legal swing hard to make a home run. ices to form a payoff code," de- Boyles resigns from Plough's WSUN after six action, noting that "in six years in this market, I've It means taking a few risks, but clared Reed, "making it hard for years, having guided the station to the #1 AM position never seen anything like this." we think this approach is some- someone at the station not ac- in the market. He said WKIIK-FM has "fantastic po- thing really new." quainted with this type of termi- tential for being a strong competitor in the market. The company is also planning nology to be aware of any wrong- My philosophy is that 'good radio wins' and we'll not an aircheck contest for stations Haayen doing." only be the best Country facility in the market but Continued from Page 3 airing the green series spots. In Citing "the owner's ill health, a competitor from every standpoint." in charge of promotion for Polydor, which was then addition, a unique series of pre- otherwise clean and meritorious WICHK-FM's PD John Platt exited the station on Atlantic's licensee. He and I have been friends ever tour regional meetings between broadcasting record, along with November 26. Describing the split as "amicable," since, and I have followed his growth in the record representatives of Stardust. A&M, the desire to sell the station," Reed Platt added that "it boiled down to basic philosophi- industry with great interest and pleasure. He's be- and local promoters, designed to convinced the FCC to overturn the cal differences, having to do with the decision- come a great international record executive, having "maximize the impact of every decision 5-1, with Commissioner making processes." Platt's future plans are unspeci- managed Polydor companies in Holland, the U.K., dollar spent on advertising," is be- fied and his replacement has not been announced. and the United States." Tyrone Brown dissenting and ing set up. Commissioner Joe Fogarty absent REsR 1Friday, November 28. 1980 Page 29

A NEW BREED OF PROMOTIONS: Going For The Bucks

The radio station has its staff on the contest. In return for donating the merchandise, streets, searching for people listening to Gladden explained, the sponsors were able to take the donations off their taxes, while the station "Stereo 101." When found, they're asked gave them a number of mentions in the course of to identify the station they're tuned to. If promoting the event itself. they reply, "Stereo 101," they're instant "What I liked about the idea of giving away winners of $1000. The station has already all the stuff in one night," Gladden reported, "was given away $40,000, and the contest con- that 2000 hardcore KPRI supporters could see it all being given away: they became part of an tinues. event. That's the value of it." Sound like a Top 40 promotion? Dave Hamilton And the value to the radio station? "I'm con- admits it is, but he's PD of KDWB-FM/ Minnea- vinced," Gladden said, "that if you do something polis, currently giving away $1000 daily to lucky beneficial for the community, it also ends up listeners. KDW13-FM's promotion is indicative of being beneficial to the radio station. If you help a new trend in AOR radio: the tendency to spend them they help you." large amounts of money to capture the attention of its audience. Traditionally, AOR radio has shied away from big bucks promotions for two reasons: first, be- cause they are reminiscent of the sort of promo- WEBN : $40,000 tions normally associated with Top 40 radio, and second (and certainly an important considera- Light Show tion), because until recently, AOR radio stations WEBN/Cincinnati PD Denton Marr has a have not had the financial success necessary to budget for them. similar attitude about his station's annual coor- dinated fireworks and music show, produced But times have changed. Now AOR radio can this year at a cost of about $40,000 to the station. afford to budget $40,000 in cash giveaways, or "This year it attracted about a half-million people. $40,000 to put on a spectacular annual fireworks ... What does a thousand $40,000 for a half-million impressions is a pretty display in Cincinnati (WEBN), or gather $55,000 dollars mean? Nothing. It's been good buy. You get call letter reinforcement in a in sponsor-donated prizes for a single night's par- massive way. You also reach a lot of people who tying in San Diego (KPRI). done so much by Top 40 radio don't listen to the station, but who might get rat- that it's negated its own purpose ings books. Maybe they'll remember the fire- and has no effect." works show and not have a particular favorite KDWB-FM: $1000 Ernesto Gladden radio station, and write down WEBN." "We're in the rather enviable position, Man' — KPRI/San Diego PD continued, "of holding an event so big that every A Day For 40 Days (right), pictured other radio station in town talks about it now." It seems that the fireworks show has, over the ICDWB-FM PD Dave Hamilton said that the handing keys to winner of 1980 Toyota past four years, become such a huge draw that station did extensive audience research before de- Corolla, given away at station's the city has structured a Riverfest around it (the ciding to give away money in its current promo- Halloween costume ball. fireworks are shot from a barge on the Ohio tion: "We did focus groups that indicated that this River), culminating with the fireworks and music kind of giveaway would be very effective in entic- show. "Every station was talking about this ing people to listen to the radio, and that it would year's Riverfest and the big fireworks show." Ob- not offend the AOR listener. We just had to find a viously they didn't mention WEBN's call letters, way to give the money away without offending the KPRI: $55,000 but after four years, there could be no doubt that core AOR people. But this is not the type of mar- whenever any Cincinnati radio station referred to ket where you have to worry about that. Our Giveaway In One Night the fireworks show, listeners perceived it as a Abrams competitor ( KQRS ) is doing hypey Top 46 WEBN event. And that's not a bad return for its style contests, things like trivia contests, giving On the other hand: "Cash per se has no value, $40,000 annual investment. away autographed albums, and putting winners unless you're giving away a million dollars like Obviously, this doesn't mean that those AOR on the air in a very cluttered manner." that Cincinnati station. That is cash. But what promotional mainstays (tickets and albums) are Hamilton continued, "Although we are giving does a thousand dollars mean? Nothing. It's been going to fall by the wayside. But more and more away a real big-bucks, try-to-buy-the-audience done so much by Top 46 radio that it's negated often, AOR radio is now budgeting the bucks to sort of thing, we're downplaying it on the air, its own purpose and has no effect." The man with compete head-on with its radio rivals in the mar- trying to make it as unhype as possible. We ex- the strong opinions is Ernesto Gladden, PD of ketplace for the young adult listener. It might be plain that we're on the streets giving away $1000 KPRI/San Diego. KMET/Los Angeles covering the parking costs a day. If we find them listening to 101, we give He continued, "There's an audience here, for four nights of local Bruce Springsteen concert them $1000. And we tag the promotion by saying, true, that would find a certain amount of appeal dates ($12,000), KGB/San Diego buying a soccer 'No silly games or contests — just our way of say- in a cash promotion. But I don't think that's the field as a donation to the city of San Diego ($63,000), ing thanks for listening to 101." audience we're going for. That's an audience that or KZEW/Dallas's annual Zoo World lifestyle fair He admitted, "I'd be lying if I told you it can be bought, and we're looking for a more stable ($100,000). Whatever, AOR radio is entering a new wasn't being done to entice teens; obviously, rock and roll foundation." KPRI's approach to era, where the success of the format in general they're more impressionable when it comes to grabbing that group includes an annual giant Hal- has given stations budgets for truly large-scale contests. But on the other hand, the winners have loween benefit ball. Casablanca's 707 provided promotions that can help to keep the format grow- been primarily 18-34's, and they have been very live music for this year's, which gathered 2000 ing for the next decade. costumed celebrants. Their admission money enthusiastic about the contest." • • • • So is Dave Hamilton, and perhaps with good raised $20,000 for the Children's Workshop, a non- reason: In the newest Mediatrend results, ICDW13- profit group that works with the learning-disabled. A reminder: You need not be an R&R report- FM rose dramatically, from a 3.6 to an 8.9, com- KPRI's sales team spent months gathering er to submit news and photos of your station's pared to KQRS-FM's 8.3. Like the ads say. "Money prizes for the costume contest portion of the ball. activities. R&R is your industrywide forum for talks and nobody walks" .. . except maybe down They came up with everything from mopeds to a information; use it! Send all photos and other in- his dial, to the AOR station giving away big bucks 1980 Toyota Corolla: about $55,000 of prizes in all, formation to AOR Dept., R&R, 1930 Century Park in Minneapolis. to be given away in conjunction with a costume West, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

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Price gouging by ticket agencies is a big issue Banned in Kansas City: An irate parent has asked N1ERCEDES MADNESS: As this week's among young people in California, where tickets the Kansas City school board to ban the playing of A012 article details. AOR radio isn't just giving for the recent Bruce Springsteen concerts in L.A. KYYS over its high school monitors, saying rock away albums and concert tickets these days. sold for as much as $225 each. K MET/Los Angeles music in general "promotes a value system that WIRS/Loulsville has listeners registering on the is spearheading a drive to drive down the profits is opposite to that which the school is dedicated." air and at sponsor outlets to win a 1980 Mercedes that can be made by agencies selling concert No decision from the school board yet . . . Upcom- valued at $24,000. tickets. Springsteen has already cut a promo for ing radio concert network broadcasts: December DARK ROOM: WHCN/Hartford, in con- the station, which asks listeners to send letters of 3, fifty AOR's join to present the 10th anniversary junction with Epic Records and the latest Angel support to the California assemblyman who will concert of Aerosmith from Boston. Coming up on City album, is giving away a complete darkroom try to enact legislation putting price ceilings on New Year's Eve, Source affiliate stations will setup to the listener who submits the most creative tickets sold by agencies. The station is currently hear the Rossington-Collins Band in concert, photo of eyes ( the album cover motif ) contacting other rock stars to tape promos for the while Starfleet-Blair will offer the Allman Bros. CARS CONTEST: WAQX/Syracuse, in con- campaign, which station reps say they will pursue Band to affiliates, including the AOR ABC FM's junction with Elektra Records and a concert ap- until such laws are enacted . . . Do radio concert ... In the new Mediatrend results for L.A., pearance by the Cars, is giving away the 95X broadcasts encourage home taping and discour- IC1VIET rebounded 5.2 to 7.0 while KLOS and limousine to a winning listener. Listeners register age record sales? Just the reverse, according to KROQ were down. KWST had an up book with a for the car by calling the station whenever WAQX Sam Kopper of Starfleet Blair Inc. The company 1.9 . . . Received an interesting package of goodies plays a Cars cut. Five finalists are chosen, each hired Trendex to study its Utopia national net- from KMOD/Tulsa, including the station's Rock is given a key, and the key that unlocks the car work broadcast on Halloween. The results: of Brigade membership card and bumper sticker. door wins the limo. those who listened. 34% said they intended to buy and a sales brochure for the station's upcoming DIALING FOR DALLAS: WKQQ/Lexington the new album, while only 5.6% said they had lifestyle fair . . . Happy first AOR anniversary to asked listeners to call with their guesses as taped the concert . . . KMEL/San Francisco MD KS,‘S/Kansas City . . WLUP/Chicago MD Sky to who shot "Dallas"s J.R. Out of the correct Paul Vincent scored an extremely rare radio in- Daniels broadcast his show live from the lobby of guesses, one listener was chosen tor an expenses- terview with Bob Dylan before a concert date . . . a concert hall when Bruce Springsteen appeared paid trip to Dallas ... Dallas, West Virginia, AOR consultant Jeff Pollack has signed his fourth . . Is the next big AOR phenomenon air drum- that is, where the lucky listener was bused by official client station: KISS-FM/San Antonio. . ming? WIOT./Toledo held an air drumming con- Greyhound for a night at the local hotel. Or, the E V O L U TI O N test, with contestants competing for a prize-win- listener could have opted for the prize's cash ning trip to Jamaica . . . WLPX/Milwaukee held value: around $110. John Michael Scott has exited as PD at a groundbreaking ceremony for new $3 million KPAS/EI Paso. His successor is Jeffrey Scott offices and studios . . . Imagine LOVE 94/Miami TURKEY SHOOT: WPDH/Poughkeepsie, in Blazy ... Eric Heckman has exited as PD at nighttime air personality Steve Huntington's sur- conjunction with Columbia's Rockpile album, is WYMX/Augusta for a regional promotion post prise when he answered the door buzzer to find asking listeners to call up for a radio turkey shoot, wtih Atlantic His successor has not been named; Jimmy Buffett asking if he could do an impromptu with the listener telling the station when to pull Elyse Gottlieb is acting PD . . . WZZX /Louisville live interview. Seems he was in the neighborhood the trigger. If the listener scores a hit, he wins a PD Mark Thomas has segued into the station's with some friends and wanted to hear some of his Rockpile album, and becomes eligible to win one sales department. Dan Deely is acting PD while older tunes. Naturally, Huntington obliged... of three grand prizes: a turkey, p. chauffeur-driven the station searches for a new PD . . Marianne WBLM/Lewiston-Portland cosponsored a photo- ride to the local Rockpile concert, or a dinner for McIntyre has exited as WNEW-FM /New York's graphy trade fair and held an ugly photo contest two. MD. Her successor has not been chosen . . . Tom with winning entries on display at the fair. Win- ROCK OF AGES: That's what WYUD/Dayton Scott has joined Y95/Rockford from WTAO/Mur- ners got gift certificates for photographic sup- is calling its rock trivia quiz. Every winner gets physboro for overnights . . . Curt Jensen is new to plies . . . WIOQ/Philadelphia's Helen Leicht to choose from three envelopes of prizes: gift cer- KZAP/Sacramento nights from KPRI/San Diego spearheaded a Goodwill clothing drive, and has tificates, albums and Instamatic cameras. . . . Jeff Jensen has joined KLOL/Houston from been named Philadelphia's 1980 Toys for Tots They're also eligible to win the grand prize, a WQXM /Tampa for 8-12pm . . . Duane Gay has campaign chairperson . . KZOK /Seattle has videotape recorder. joined WI.PX /Milwaukee for morning news . . . launched the balloting for its third annual Puget STUMP SONG: WECM/Claremont's Song Denise Westwood, former KNAC/Long Beach Sound Music Awards, which honor musicians Fontaine is inviting listeners to call him nightly MD, has joined KROQ/Pasadena for nights. . from the area. All returned ballots are eligible with trivia questions. Every listener who stumps 'Dick Hungate has joined WYSP/Philadelphia for a drawing for a trip for two to Acapulco . . . Song wins the album of his choice. for weekends . . . Alan Meis has exited as a VP of KZAP/Sacramento is putting a listener on the MSS Records . . . Much of the KSAN AOR crew payroll for a week, doing ten hours of airwork and is still looking for new jobs. You can contact for- behind-the-scenes jobs for the station to give them mer PD Tom Yates. MD Kate Hayes, and the rest an insider's look at AOR radio . . . Bobby Rich of the crew at (415) 956-5726. of Drake-Chenault is still searching for AOR tapes for his talent search. Five winners in each format !PRO MOTION OF THE WEEK will be announced in the trades, and their tapes will be pressed on an album to be distributed by the company. If you're interested in this competi- tion, send along a current aircheck to Bobby Rich, Drake-Chenault, P.O. Box 1629, Canoga Park, CA THEY'RE NO NURDS — While touring in support of 91304 . . . Look for unreleased tracks on flip sides their latest LP, -Nurds, - WBS Roche sisters were of new singles from Bruce Springsteen ("Held Up interviewed on the air at WCAS/Cambridge. Pictured Without A Gun") and Cars ("Don't Go To Pieces"). (14 are group's Suzzy Roche, M D Joan Orr, and group's Terre and Maggie Roche. .. Just caught word of a real AOR ratings triumph

in Boston where Mediatrend gave WCOZ its high- C ONCERTS& C ONVERSA II ONS est figure ever: a 15.7. Congrats to PD John Se- bastian and the crew . . . Three cheeers for KSHE/ PRESENTATIONS: KWST/Los Angeles presented St. Louis, which celebrated its 13th AOR anniver- Jamie Sheriff and Sumner for free WNOR/Nor- sary last week. Scene of the party was a concert folk presented Delbert McClinton for $4 99 featuring Allman Brothers, Michael Stanley and BROADCASTS: Molly Hatchet, George Thoro- CENT R A L, PA. Gamma, and over 10,000 listeners. The entire KSFIE good, Gamma on W MMR/Philadelphia ... Blue staff wheeled a giant birthday cake onstage to Angel on WLIR/Long Island. greet the fans and thank them for their continuing CONVERSATIONS: Outlaws on WDHA/North F M-104 Rocks Central PA Highways support. Jersey ... Molly Hatchet on WILS-FM/Lansing WTPA "Rock Plates" are available at six Brian Briggs on WBABILong island ... Gam ma on THINGS TO COME: For December, we're local record stores. 2000 have been manufac- WOFM/Mitwaukee . Dire Straits on WMMRIPhila- putting together a month's worth of special col- tured at $1.50 each and are sold for $1.04 (dial delphla, WMMSICieveland, M105/Cleveland ... Cars position). The profits from the license plates umns and features which may help make your on WAOX/Syracuse ... Romantics on WIOTfToledo are recycled into the station's promotional holiday season happier, and less work as well. ... Billy Thorpe on KFMHIMuscatine, Y-95/Rockford fund. Next week, courtesy of WRK1/Bridgeport, we'll ... Doc Watson on KTYD/Santa Barbara ... Ellen be printing Led Zeppelin and Bruce Springsteen Shipley on KILO/Colorado Springs ... Gary Myrick A-Z listings. The following week (December 12), Every week the AOR section will spotlight on KLBJ/Austin . . 38 Special on WPLRINew Haven we'll present our annual wrap-up of news and a significant station pro motion. If your station ... Thin Lizzy, 707 on WABX/Detrolt . Jack Bruce, has produced an interesting piece of mer- music for 1980. Included will be the Top 80 Albums Head East, Randy Hansen on KDKB/Phoenix... of 1980, computed from the AOR Album Airplay/4o chandise la homegro wn record album, piece Johnny Van Zant, 38 Special on WPYX/Albany of clothing, coffee mug, calendar, etc.), send a charts from January through November. If you Frank Zappa on WYDDIPittsburgh . . . Gang of Four, sample along with pertinent explanatory in- plan to run a "Best of '80" music show, this may Buzzcocks, Jimmy Cliff on WBCN/Boston Dire formation about the pro motion to AOR De- be all the music info you need. And for our last Straits, Ian Gillen on WLUPIChIcago Polyrock, partment, REM, 1930 Century Park West, Los issue of the year, we'll bring you complete Beatles NRBO, Ellen Shipley, Amazing Rhythm Aces on KTIM/ and Rolling Stones A-Z listings, courtesy KAZY/ Angeles, CA 90067. San Rafael... Johnny Cash. Rockplie on WXRT/ Denver. Chicago. A_OPL. "- - ni D„?tible°41VntalEsryy • ofsouter rn9 Lostng- -cieanep„IrZiffen) „whew: , 9196 IP Waimaiiiff , Foolish RO O BehaviourSTEV4411-I MB) 0 A-119, 114. 7 ri on it Total album reports: ff " P assion'' '' NI ings' • "Dead.' Tide. 96% oi our # t " 21. Debuted this is 0 0 ° C1. 1419. • - 111 ff reporters on it Total album reports-. 160. A-131, Debuted this week at No. 11. • • we ek at iyo. 13 4

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On Geffen Records " On Warner Bros. Records Page 32 RIFriday. November 28, 1980 Chart Album Airplay/ 40 Sum mary t Album cuts are listed in order SPRINGSTEEN held his 771 11/14 1171 17-27' November 28, 1980 I 164 REPORTERS of airplay preference lead in hot and total re 1 1 1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The River (Columbia) "Heart" "Cadillac" "Ramrod" ports to keep his crown 3 3 2 2 POLICE Zenvatta Mondatta MEO W "De Do" "Stand" "Tears" "World" for another week POUCE 12 4 4 3 CHEAP TRICK All Shook Up (Epic) "Game" "Baby" "Stop" "Back" held rock steady in second place. as TRICK moved 13 9 5 4 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT The Turn Of A. (Arista) "Games" "Don't" "Snake"' into third place, growing 24 12 7 5 DIRE STRAITS Making Movies (W8) "Skateaway" "Expresso - "Rock" in hots PARSONS inched 2 2 3 6 PAT BENATAR Crimes Of Passion (Chrysalis) "Hit" "Hell" "Treat" "Little" up as STRAITS hit top five EAGLES jumped into 16 7 Eagles Live (Asylum) EAGLES "Night" "Run" "Hotel""Life's" top ten with excellent 6 7 6 8 AC/DC Back In Black (Atlantic) "Shook" "Bells" "Shoot" Title conversions from last 26 14 10 9 BABYS On The Edge (Chrysalis) "Turn" "Gone" "17" "Girl" week's adds BABYS inched up and ROCKPILE 38 21 12 10 ROCKPILE Seconds Of Pleasure (Columbia). "Teacher" "Nothin' ""Pet" hit top ten ROD was the mme mille 11 ROD STEVVART Foolish Behaviour (W8) "Passion" "Wings" "Dead" Title week's most added al 5 6 8 12 DOOBIE BROTHERS One Step Closer (WB) Tide "Stoppin" ""Real" bum and highest debut, 11M111811 with a stunning number 13 JOHN LENNON Double Fantasy (Geffen) "Starting" "Losing" "Cleanup" of total mentions LENNON 14 HEART Greatest Hits/Live (Epic) "Tell" "Rock" "Bebe" "Down" also debuted with enor 21 17 18 15 RANDY MEISNER One More Song (Epic) "Deep" "Hearts" mous adds along with sig nificant early conversions 16 STEELY DAN Gaucho (MCA) "Nineteen" "Time" Title "Rival" HEART debuted healthily. 4 5 9 17 KANSAS Audio-Visions (Kirshner) "Relentless" "Rock" "Hold" as MEISNER climbed. — 32 20 18 NEIL YOUNG Hawks Et Doves (WB/Reprise) "Union" Tide "Wing" STEELY debuted with solid adds. Watch for sig 33 25 17 19 GEORGE THOROGOOD... More George.. (Rounder) "Sea" "Night" "Wanted" "Tip" nificant jumps next week 24 20 THIN LIZZY Chinatown (WB) Title "We" "Killer" "Sugar" on ROD, LENNON, 9 1111 21 DAVID BOWIE Scary Monsters (RCA) "Ashes" "Fashion" Title HEART, and STEELY as 30 2222 22 TALKING HEADS Remain In Light (Sire) this week's heavy adds "Once" "Crosseyed" convert to higher airplay 7 813 23 CARS Panorama (Elektra) "Touch" "Slack" "Don't" "Up" rotations. YOUNG and 16 2021 24 MICHAEL STANLEY BAND Heartland (EMI America) "Can't" "Stop" "Need" LIZZY moved up as 3225 JIM CARROLL BAND Catholic Boy (Atco) "People" "Gravity" "City" "Late" HEADS maintained CARROLL climbed nicely, — 3828 28 DONNIE IRIS Back On The Streets (MCA) "Leah!" "Young" "Dreaming" showing growth in all ro- 18 1619 27 JOHN COUGAR Nothin' Matters.. (Riva ) "Time""Night" tations. IRIS showed air- 8 1015 28 SUPERTRA MP Paris (AEtM) "Dreamer" "School" play growth (especially in medium mentions) and 25 2726 29 BILLY THORPE 21st Century Man fElektral "1991" "Dawn" "Room" M OON inched up W ON- 40 3729 30 JOE JACKSON BAND Beat Crazy (AEtM) Title "One" DER debuted with strong 36 40 27 31 707 707 (Casablanca) "Good" hots M AX WEBSTER, CLIMAX BLUES BAND, 20 1823 32 ANGEL MTV Darkroom (Epic) "Secrets" "Face" and ALVIN LEE came 3934 33MOON MARTIN Street Fever (Capitol) "Fever" "Rollin' " "Help" close to charting 10 1314 34MOLLY HATCHET Beatin' The Odds (Epic) Title"Rambler" "Dead"

1115 25 35 QUEEN The Game (Elektra) "Dust" "Dragon" "Need" The Album Airplay/411 chart represents activity based on a 3229 33 36 ROBBIN THO MPSON Two B's Please (Ovation) "Brite" combination of add medium and 37 STEVIE WONDER Hotter Than July (Tamla) ho) reports Artists chart num- "Master" bers are displayed over a four- 1719 30 38 ROBERT PALMER Clues (Island) "Clues" "Sulky" "Johnny" New week period The artists in italics registered the most rapid gains in Entry 1524 .36 39 ROLLING STONES Emotional Rescue (Rolling Stones). "Cold" "Send" airplay for the week Album cuts 14 Hold Out (Asylum) that are also current singles are 23 35 40 JACKSON BRO WNE "Girl" "Disco" "Hold On" listed in bold type

MEDIUM 10/31 THE HOTTEST MOST ADDED. 11,28 11/21 11/14 11/7 11/28 1121 11/111 11/7 10/31 1 ROD STEIVART 16013112121 we av av 1 DIRE STRAITS 145/68 13308 1231110 1114 042 7128 1121 11/14 11/7 10/31 Foolish Behaviour IWBI M 4 MO Making Movies AS /6.34 A 106 1 BRUCE SPRIN GSTEEN 157 1153 160/156150/117148/145'149/140 The River (Colu mbia) Passion" H 25 310 Skatee wer i 15 H57 H.Z1 HO AO AO AS AO AS •'Hungry Heart" Ma Ma M1 MI M4 2 STEELY DAN 143/1213/3 0/0 041 0/0 1 GEORGE THOROGOOD 8948 9348 7641 72117 36/0 Gaucho )MCA) MS MO M ore George (Rounder) A 2 A 14 A.I4 A Si A 38 2 POLICE 149/135 153/134 1431120137/97 134/79 Zenyatta Mondatte (AD M "Hey Nineteen" N 12 HO Botto m Of The See /1 19 1121 H-14 H4 NO AO A 1 At ji.O ,A De Do Do Do " 41 3 HEART 137/120917 ON 2 ROCKPILE 11645 10643 84/27 4*0 7/0 MI] MIS M 23 MOO M Greatest Hits/Live (Epic) M 5 MO Seconds Of (Colu mba) A A A NI A-311 A42 Al 3 PAT BENATAR 127 1104139/12013311 n 137924130/125 Crimes Of ICh rysalis) AS At AS At AS "Tell It Like It Is" 116 ,I4 2 'Teacher Teacher 1443 H 25 HIS H.1 14.0 'Hit Me - 4 JOHN LENNON 141/11119117 0/8 00 010 3 RANDY MEISNER 89/62 81/52 I MO 67/17 15127 MIS M 19 M le M 13 M 13 4 CHEAP TRICK Double Fantasy (Wien) Mi M 1 One More Sonq (Epic) A 1 A 8 A.7 All A31 141/101 14790 136,11 1344 2,0 All Shook Up (Epic) 'Starting Over H21 H 1 Deep Inside H 25 H 21 /1-20 11 15 H•7 A4 AS A 14 A in ,A Stop This Ga me" 5 JON ANDERSON 42/31 1119 AO AA 4 BILLY THORPE 65/57 7151 7152 7550 141/31 MOO M56 M41 1.43 M.0 5 AC/DC Song 01 Seven (Atlantic) Ml M 1 21,1 Cent,y (Elek na) AO AS All A 21 A 31 11248 120401113/703 120/10612029 Back In Black (Atlantic) A 1 AO AO AO AO Some Are 80111 .' H 2 NI 1991 HO H8 115 H4 H 2 Shook Me 6 ALVIN LEE BAND 1928 138/33 00 0/0 5 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT 114/56 14742 12107 131/70 29/0 M13 MIS M10 M1S M 6 EAGLES Fres Fall (Atlantic) M 20 ,M-3 The Tuin Of A (Arleta) Al 44 All A 111 A.25 121/91 132/111 .27/0 Ay AO Eagles Live (Asylu m) Al A111 A27 'Roden' Truck in H 1 HO Ga mes People Rey - H 05 0 81 14-63 N 10 HO 7 GILLAN 2921 11/11 10 AO 6 BABYS 119/55 110/11 19/51 117/13 11/1 All Night Long U 20 M-2 MO Glory Road (Virgin) MS MO m 1 On The Edge (Chrysalis) A 7 A 11 A24 All A 33 7 ALA N PARSONS PROJECT 141141 117/81 ,121,53 The Turn A 1 Al A 11 Running HO HO 114 Turn & Welk Away" H56 tt 38 1424 HO HO Of A IAnita) A-a ▪ RO MANTICS 31/18 2222 AO WO 7 THIN LIZZY 811/151 88/31 902 10 00 'Games People Plow,' M56 M42 US? MO National (Nemperorl IA 14 MO Ch;nntown iWBI A15 A42 A54 A 3 8 DOOBIE BROTHERS 70142 119/93 120/101 136/121 "Night Like HI HO TitleH10 I H12 H2 WO One Step Closer IWB) As AO AO AC Title 9 THIN LIZZY 88/11 PA U 10 010 8 M OON MARTIN 15/51 f&51 59/35 45/25 51/7 PA.10 M25 Al 16 PA-15 9 DIRE STRAITS Chinatown IWBI M M M 34 MO Street Fever !Capitol) A-4 A-4 A16 A 17 A43 116/71 13357 72329 111/0 Making Movies 1W13) AI Title N IS 11 12 H41 5 Days PI 10 H 7 H-5 N 3 HI A 8 All A106 I 42/19 Ske footway M40 PA 50 M4 10 BLONDIE 111/15 0.0 £0 OAP 9 JIM CARROLL BAND 80118 61/38 17/31 534 M OO 10 KANSAS Auloarnerican ICh rysalis) MO Catholic Boy (Atcol A 12 A 13 Al I A 18 A-52 11243 12190 130/109190/106 Audio Visions (kirshnerl AC 'Tide Is High" 11 I People Who Died - 1120 H 13 H7 111 5 H-0 A4 AS AO A4 Relentless 4427 11 NEIL YOUNG 91/12 17/19 63/71 0/0 00 10 DONNIE IRIS 69115 65/31 U M 131/21 2412 M.25 M 23 6.126 M25 11 BABYS C It (WBIReprisel M44 M34 M 7 Back On The IMCAI A 11 A 21 A-24 'AS Al 1181511 11048 99/21 974 1340 On The Edge (Chrysalis) "Union Man 11 20 H 34 H 2 "Alf , Leah ," H 13 H 13 HI 145 HO Al All A N All A33 Turn & Welk Away 11 JIM CARROLL BAND 80112 11/13 172 42/18 53852 11 NEIL YOUNG 111141 8794 13/7 0/0 0/0 M-55 M41 M-51 PA 13 M 1 12 CARS Catholic Boy (Atcol M418 M38 M 31 M 19 M1 Hawks It 116,...91510pd60) A 12 A 19 16.74 7142 86/67 11141 128401 137/123 Panora ma (Elektra) "People Who Died H20 31 13 317 315 144 Union Man' el 36 H34 H. AC A4) AO AO AO Touch & Go 12 DONNIE IRIS 89/11 64121 52/21 314 244 11 TALKING HEADS NAM 77/44 78/06 9* 19 6642 M II M-IS M10 M111 PA 14 13 DAVID BO WIE Back On The (MC A) M411 M31 M 19 M 21 PAD 7,Remain In Light (Sire) Al A 4 A9 A. A 14 77/44 S W 10345 11243 11447 Scary Monsters (RC A) "e "Ah , Leah' 1413 H13 HI HIS H Once In A Lifetime" 1133 “29 H24 1420 14 14 AC AC At A4 A.0 Ashes To Ashes 12 M AX WEBSTER 37/11 M N 21/9 144 114 11 MICHAEL STANLEY... 77141 7648 78/52 MA W IA 33 M41 44 te 44.411 1442 , Universal (Mercury) M II MIS M 6 M4 MI Heartland (EMI Ame .."C8 A 1 A 0 A 1 Al Al 14 ROCKPILE 11643 01/25 118/75 9*1 7/8 Seconds Of IColu mbuil Al All A 36 £42 ° "Bards Scar" HO H7 H 7 H4 144 He Can't Love" 7426 7428 7423 Hi. HIS 7 Teacher Teacher M45 M43 IA 77 M4 12 JIM MIE MACK Ft THE... 1791 1/1 00 ; AO 0/0 12 JOHN COUGAR 62,47 71149 , 78/51 SA M two MO Tie A 2 15 NEIL YOUNG Mi n 11794 93/2 rer AO Jim mie Mack It (RCA) MO MO TieNothin Ma tters (Rival AO A3 Al Al Hawks Et (WB Reprtse( A 12 IA It A II Various Curs NO HO - This Time 31 21 14 24 14 75 14 23 HIS Union Man IM-44 M34 54 / 12 ROY BUCHANAN 11/11 0/0 04 60 0/0 12 JOE JACKSON BAND 65/41 16142 MIX 44.111 63/1. My Babe (Waterhouse) MO Beat Crary (A6 MI A l A 6 A4 A26 A51 Various Cuts HO ride114 21 H17 1414 H6 H 1 The Added reports of charting artists are displayed over a five-week The Medium reports of charting artists are displayed over a five-week period They are lasted in order of total reports within the speci lc rotation period They are listed in order of total reports within the specific rotation for the week Two numbers follow each album title The first represents for the week Two numbers follow each album t tle The first represents total number of our reporting stations playing the album this week The sec total number of our reporting stations playing the album this week The sec ond is the number of those stations that added it this week Below thesv it-id is the number of those station.% that reported it in medium rotation this numbers are breakdowns of the album's reports in other rotations for (hi week Below these numbers are breakdowns of the album's reports in other week The album's preferred airplay cut is listed rotation.% for the week The album's preferred aim ay cut is listed R R/Friday, Nove mber 28. 1980 Page 33 ACM :BREAKERS SINGLES JAZZ ON fAlark lir,aku n an• aut., ticat.r records that has, IN- vrt.aio•st ..t station culls11% 1 REO SPEED WAGON "Keep On Loving You (Epic) 1 JEAN-LUC PONTY Civilized Evil (Atlantic) ROD STEWART 2 M AX WEBSTER "Battle Scars" (Mercury) "Crusader" "Demagornania" Foolish Behaviour (WB) 2 SPYRO GYRA Carnaval (MC A) 3 CLIMAX BLUES BAND .Gotta Have More Love" (WM "Passion" "Wings" "Dead" Title. 98% of our "Foxtrot" "Cafe" 3 JONI MITCHELL Shado ws Er Light (Asylu m) reporters on it Total album reports: 160. A-131, 4 KEITH SYKES Love To Ride" )Backstreet/MCA) "France" 5 B-52'S "Private Idaho"' IWBI M-4, Fi-25. Debuted this week at No. 11. 4 GROVER WASHINGTON JR. . Winelight (Elektra) JOHN LENNON 6 DEVO "Freedom Of Choice" MB/ "Flow" Title Double Fantasy (Geffen) 5 PAT METHENY 80/81 (EC M) 7 JACK GREEN "Murder" (RCA) "Goin' Ahead" "Starting" "Losing" "Cleanup" "Wheel." 91% 8 JON ANDERSON "Some Are Born" (Atlantic) 6 LARSEN ft FEITEN Larsen-Feiten Band (WB) of our reporters on it Total album reports: 149. "Fool""Aztec' 9 BUS BOYS "Johnny Soul'd Out" (Arista) A-119, M-9, H-21. Debuted this week at No. 13. 7 GEORGE BENSON Give Me The Night (WBI "Love""Dinorah" STEELY DAN 10 ROSE TATTOO "R •n R Outlaw" (Mirage) 8 DAVE VALENTIN Land Of The 3rd Eye 'Arista) Gaucho (MCA) 11 BLONDIE "The Tide Is High" (Chrysalis) "Dream" Title "Nineteen" "Time" Title "Rival." 87% of our 12 NEW ENGLAND "Explorer Suite" IElektral 9 ERIC GALE Touch Of Silk (Colu mbia) reporters on it Total album reports: 143. A-129, "Life" 13 PAUL SIMON "One Trick Pony" (WM 10 WILTON FELDER Inherit The Wind (MC A) M-2, H-12. Debuted this week at No. 16. Various Cuts 14 STEVE FORBERT. "Get Well Soon" (Nemperorl HEART 15 SPLIT ENZ "I Got You" (A& M) Greatest Hits/Live (Epic) "Tell" "Rock" "Bebe" "Down." 84% of our Thea• 46 • received significant AOR airplay reports this week These singles Thes• albums received significant airplay reports this week but did not chart on the Album Airplay/40 listing This chart reprel•nts activity based on a corn ere either not available on an album or are from an album not currently on the reporters on it Total album reports: 137. A-124, binanon of add medium and hot reports a• w•ll as special 111/2 programming Album Airplay ,40 chart The chart Is listed in order of total mentions received The alburne preferred airplay cuts are listed M-5, H-8. Debuted this week at No. 14. this week REGIONAL AM ACTIVITS

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Duncan CONTESTS, CONCERTS & CONVERSATIONS

News Notes Cover-Up In Phoenix

It was good news to learn the Country Music Asso- ciation had reelected me to the Board of Directors as a Vice President. Again it will be a pleasure to serve the radio community through the ('MA board. If you have any ideas for the ('MA please let me know I was glad to see Neil Rockoff. GM at KIIJ/Los Angeles. and Dan McKinnon, owner/G M of KSON-AM-FM /San Diego, will be back on the board. Beside those gentlemen, radio will be served by radio-disc jockey directors Jim Slone. KCUB/Tuscon; Len Ellis, WIJE/%'alparaiso. IN; King Edward Smith, WSLC/Roanoke, VA; and, of course. longtime board members Bud Wendell of WSM and Don Nelson. In the radio category we've included Bill Ander- son and Tom T. Hall, who are involved with radio sta- tion ownership Under the guiding force of CBS Records President Bruce Lundvall, who was elected Chairman of 91 KJ/Phoenix ( KJJJ ) found an interesting way to ing day of trout season and small game season. WILQ the Board for the ('MA. and Top Billings's Tandy Rice as get some traveling promotion via the vehicles of lis- did a broadcast from the location, with appearances by President, it should be another productive year for the teners The 91 KJ audience was told to send in photos of its "Q Crew," the WILQ Rooster and a drawing for CMA One last thing on the ('MA. As you may recall. their uncovered spare tires on recreational vehicles. various prizes Bobby Goldsboro is seen with WSAI's B&B announced here a few months ago the completion pick-up trucks, and jeeps. etc. Covers were made avail- afternoon drive air personality Patty Spitler during an of the ('MA's Broadcasters Handbook. Since that report. able in three sizes, and of course displayed the 91 KJ interview over the Cincinnati station . Stacey Drake we have received numerous requests on how to obtain logo. Each photo entrant was sent a cover, and the win- the handbook. Contact Rob Parish at the ('MA . (615) ners were asked to send back their vehicles' new look 244-2840 Just returned from Las Vegas where I was (Two winners seen above.) Those persons taking the involved with the taping of segments for a television spe- time to return a photo were eligible for the grand prize cial that will count down all of the number one songs of drawing to win 91 days of free gasoline. The promotion the year based on the R&R Country charts. It is being was considered a real "gas" Elsewhere. KI.RA/ produced by radio legend Sam Riddle through Bob Ban- Little Rock is giving away an acre of land to a lucky lis- ner & Associates. R& R will assist in the talent and music tener W111E/Cleveland is also giving away land, but coordination, as well as with the production of the show, only one square foot at a time. The land is from the or-- featuring the best music of country music's biggest "Southfork Estate," the film site of the Dallas television year While in Vegas we did a taping of the Bellamy series Entries are made at a local restaurant and at the of Wl'ILWilliamsport. MD emceed the Razzy Bailey Brothers inside the Desert Inn casino and an interview station to win one of 50 certificates of land ownership. A and Ronnie McDowell shows . . . When your station with Anne Murray in her dressing room at the Riviera grand drawing will be held to win a trip to Dallas for owner is Mel Tillis, it really isn't too difficult to get him Hotel. It is going to be a fun show and I'll let you know two. They will be guests at a Texas barbecue at the estate to make an appearance for clients and friends of the sta- more about it as it falls into place . . . Off to Nashville . The "Dallas" series and the "Who Shot J.R " craze tion. Such was true last week when Tillis entertained as part of a K I XZ promotion in Amarillo. . On November next week for the premiere of the movie -9 To 5" with were the reasons WEEP/Pittsburgh held a "Who Shot Dolly Parton. I understand WSM and RCA will be co- J.R. Party" Listeners were invited to a local club to 211 WTQR /Winston-Salem, NC will present the Oak Ridge Boys. Mickey Gilley. Johnny Lee and Lacy J. Dalton . . . hosting a post-premiere party. It will be fun to see many watch the revealing show last Friday 11-21 ). Every radio friends who are planning to be in town for the 10th and 80th person won a Larry Hagman (star of the Jack Randall of WKVG/Parkersburg. WV had a Thanks- event. RCA also has asked me to do an interview with series) hat By the way. 10-80 is WEEP's frequency . giving contest in which the station asked people to call Dolly for a radio promotional album. Just when I thought WXCL/Peoria reports its morning man Don Elliot was and record their nominations for "Turkey of the Year." First and second prizes were 20- and 14-pound turkeys, the year was about to slow to a close Congrats to barricaded in a travel trailer on the main floor of a local WSUN/Tampa-St. Petersburg GM Don Boyles on getting shopping mall What kept Elliot inside was 2012 12-packs with third prize being a cornish game hen. According to the same position with the new WKHK /New York. En- of Pepsi. The event was staged as part of an Easter Randall. "The results were astounding. It was all fun, but some of the best calls we could not air without risk- joyed working with Don on the Country Radio Seminar Seals rescue weekend. To get Elliot out, listeners had to when he was the recent agenda chairman. (For more buy the Pepsi. Proceeds went to the Crippled Children's ing a slander suit. People called and nominated their bosses most often, with wives and husbands a close sec- details see Page 31 With WICHK's PD John Platt stepping Society. More than $3000 was raised . WILQ/Williams- down, there should be an announcement soon as to his poet, PA held its first annual "Big Game Hunters Break- ond. Both the caller and the Turkey' were winners in replacement Talked with Thelma Sees, Station fast." In cooperation with an area fire company. the sta- our contest" . . Be sure to send us your station news Manager of KNDE-FM/Tueson, who says the new tion staged a free breakfast on the opening day of hunt- and photos: R&R Country. 1930 Century Park West, Los "Candy Country" will replace its religion format next ing season. Plans are set for similar breakfasts for open- Angeles. CA 90067 . . . Monday (12-1). Burt Schneider is PD and Tom Maples is GM The station will be semi-automated and will use Bill Robinson's Music-Works out of Nashville Kris McKay moves to afternoon drive at KEEN/San Jose for the evening show. (Hey. when your husband (Jay Albright) is the PD. no problem! Just kidding. Kris is a good air personality and deserved the shot.) Speaking of KEEN, there was a typographical error in a Mediatrend listing in R&R. Keen was labelled as a Hispanic station. I called KEEN to see if in fact there was a format change. When someone answered "Buenas Dias," I thought I was onto something hot. As it turned out I mis-dialled and reached a Taco Bell in San Jose. So, if any of our Spanish-oriented record company readers put KEEN on their mailing lists for product. never mind! . . While I'm correcting mistakes, in our "'Tis The Season" spotlight last week, we left out our friends at Watermark, who have a Top 100 Countdown schedule for a year-end program ming tool. Bob Kingsley is the host Country Music Foundation Unveils 1981 Calendar of the 7-hour special. For details contact Watermark at (213) 980-9490 . . . In case you hadn't heard. Drake- The popular Country Foundation Press calendar is now available for 1981. The calendar features informa- Chenault and its Director of Specialized Program ming tion about birthdays and important dates of interest involving the country music world. Many radio stations Consultation, Bobby Rich, are running a "Top Five reported continued use by air personalities of the first calendar. the 1980 version. The document also features Talent Search." The best five from Country stations will twelve pages of historical pictures. The two shown here are of the theater where the WLW/Cincinnati jamboree be on a special record album If you would like to enter. was broadcast (1943) and Bob Wills and his group during a broadcast over the former KMTR/Hollywood. send a 10-minute aircheck and brief resume to Bobby's also 1943. For the price of $2 and The for postage and handling, the 1981 Country Music History Calendar attention at Drake-Chenault, PO Box 1629. Canoga can be yours. For information, write to: Country Music Foundation Press, 4 Music Square East. Nashville, Park, CA 91304 Please hurry because the deadline is TN 37203. real soon . So what's NEWS with you? Page 40 RE/R/Friday, November 29, 1980

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Breakers are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given 11 7 6 0 CHARLEY PRIDE/You Almost Slipped My Mind (RCA) week 21 12 9 0 MICKEY GILLEY/That's All That Matters (Epic) DOLLY PARTON RAZZY BAILEY 12 8 7 0 LARRY GATLIN ft GATLIN BROS./Take Me To Your (Columbia) 9 To 5 (RCA) I Keep Coming Back (RCA) 8 6 5 2011 10 ALABA MAJWhy Lady Why (RCA) BARBARA MANDRELLJBest Of Strangers (MCA) On 70% of reporting stations. National Su m On 70% of reporting stations. National Sum mary: Up 15, &I TO 18, Down 0, Debuts 22, mary: Up 16, Same 16, Down 0, Debuts 26, 27 16 11 0 JOHNNY LEFJOne in A Million (Asylum) Adds 33. REM Chart 49-42. Adds 20. REtR Chart 48-43. 29 19 13 CON WAY TVVITTY/A Bridge That Just Won't Burn (MCA) 2 2 4 11 CRYSTAL GAYLE/If You Ever Change Your Mind (Columbia) STEVE WARINER JOHN ANDERSON 3 3 3 12 JOHN CONLEE/She Can't Say That Anymore (MCA) Your Memory (RCA) 1959 (WB) 28 21 14• M AC DAVIS/Texas in My Rear View Mirror (Casablanca) On 66% of reporting stations. National Sum- On 62% of reporting stations. National Su m 32 23 16• MERLE HAGGARD/Think I'll Just Stay Here.. (MCA) mary: Up 24, Same 28, Down 1, Debuts 16, mary: Up 13, Same 15, Down 1, Debuts 23, Adds 14. R&R Chart 50-46. Adds 28. RfirR Chart Debut 46. 39 28 20 0 EDDIE RABBITT/I Love A Rainy Night (Elektra) 30 24 19 0 CHARLIE RICH/A Man Just Don't Know... (Elektra) Most Added: Hott est: 25 20 17 17 JOHNNY RODAIGUEZ/North Of The Border (Epic) KENNY ROGERS 31 26 22 0 JOE STA MPLEY/There's Another Wo man (Epic) Lady (Liberty) 13 10 15 19 BRENDA LEE/Broken Trust (MCA) T.G. SHEPPARD EDDIE RABBITT 14 13 18 20 JACKY WARD/That's The Way A Cowboy Rocks And Rolls (Mercury) I Feel Like Loving You Again (WB/Curb) I Love A Rainy Night (Elektra) DOLLY PARTON 38 30 24 0 BILLY "CRASH" CRADDOCKJA Real Cowboy (Capitol) RONNIE MILSAP 9 To 5 (RCA) 40 31 26 0 REBA McENTIRE/I Can See Forever in Your Eyes (Mercury) Smoky Mountain Rain (RCA) 1 5 12 ANNE MURRAY/Could I Have This Dance (Capitol) MERLE HAGGARD 43 33 28 GENE WATSON/No One Will Ever Know (Capitol/ Think Iii Just Stay Here... (MCA) 42 32 29 0 LEON EVERETTEJGiving Up Easy (RCA) 47 36 34• OAK RIDGE BOYS/Beautiful You (MCA) 44 35 32 0 JANIE FRICKE/Down To My Last Broken Heart (Columbia) 41 38 31 0 LORETTA LYNN/Cheatin' On A Cheater (MCA) 40 33 0 TERRI GIBBS/Somebody's Knockin' (MCA) MOST ACTIVE 46 37 35 0 P. WAGONER Et D. PARTON/If You Go. I'll Follow You (RCA) Recent releases are listed in order of their activity The two numbers following the artist 'title label designation 16 17 21 SYLVIA/Tumbleweed (RCA) 'example 100 251 Indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week (100) and of those 100 how many 50 39 36 81 STATLER BROTHERS/Don't Forget Yourself (Mercury) added it this week 1251 "Moves" are broken clown for each record and indicate how many stations mcned the song Up on their charts held it the Same ion to on add to on 31-31. etc moved It Down on their charts or Added It this 48 45 38 C) BOBBY GOLDSBORO/Goodbye Marie (Curb) week Indicates one of this weeks most actoeci new songs. 33 27 27 34 REX ALLEN JR./Drink It Down, Lady (WB) 49 41 37 n LYNN ANDERSON/Blue Baby Blue (Columbia) T.G. SHEPPARD "I Feel Like Loving You Again" (WB/Curb) 69/48 7 14 23 36 EM MYLOU HARRIS/The Boxer (WB) National Sum mary Up 4 Same 11, Down 1. Debuts 5. Adds 48 including WKXA W NYR VVVVVA. WYDE. KENR. WKSJ FM. W C MS FM K WKH W HK. KSO. WCXI. WIL AM FM KUZZ. KNIX FM K WJJ. KRAK KMPS AM FM. WBHP 4841 WL WI FM 43 40 0 ED BRUCE/Girls. Wo men. Ladies (MCA) d 24. WSIX-FM 42 33 WTSO 42 30. KCKC 3431 REtR Chart Debut 47 4 15 25 3! WILLIE NELSON/On The Road Again (Columbia) DEAN DILLON "Nobody In His Right Mind" (RCA) 66/11 44 42 0 JOHNNY DUNCAN/Acapulco (Columbia) National Sum mary Up 28. Same 16 Down 0 Debuts 11 Adds 11 WIRE. WITL FM WKCC1 FM WTHI KMAK. KIDN. KONE. KEEN KMPS AM FM KCUB WI MP W GTO 46 37 KHEY 38 31 KRMD AM FM 3626 W UBE FM 31 23. KW MT 45-34 KTO M 47 Q M ARTY ROBBINS/An Occasional Rose (Columbia) 37 31 W WVA d 37 VI/8AX d 39 ANN Chart Debut 48 10 18 30 41 LACY J. DALTON/Hard Times (Columbia) GAIL DAVIES "I'll Be There" (WB) 65/23 49 DOLLY PARTON/9 To 5 (RCA) National Sum mary Up 1 Same 26. Down 0 Debuts 15 Adds 23 including KERB KNIX FM KGA W ADR, WPLO. WBA M. W C MS FM WTQR FM W MNI W DZO FM W GEE KFGO 39 34 WF MS FM d 35 WIL AM FM Cl 30 KEEN d 36, WOKK d-39 48 MNY RAZZY BAILEY/I Keep Coming Back (RCA) REtR Chart Debut 49 45 42 39 44 CAPITALS/A Little Ground in Texas (Ridgetop) CHARLY McCLAIN "Who's Cheatin' Who" (Epic) 62J23 - 50 0 STEVE WARINEFI/Your Me mory (RCA) National Sum mary Up 5 Same 20 Down 0 Debuts 14, Adds 23 including KLVI WSOC FM WCOS FM. WS M WSLR W CXI //1 W AXX W K MF WF MS FM WTSO KCKC W NYR W WVA WIXL FM 47 39 KIKK FM 47 38 WINN 40-36 KERB d 32. KTO M JOHN ANDERSON/1959 (WB) d 38 REIR Chart Debut 50 47 T.G. SHEPPARD/I Feel Like Loving You Again (WB/Curb) New SUSIE ALLAUYSON "Dance The Two Step" (Liberty) 81/12 efs. 48 DEAN DILLON/Nobody In His Right Mind (RCA) National Sum mery up 22 Same 17. Down 0, Debuts to Adds 12. W KXA, WWCS FM, WWVA, WGYK FM WINK FM, WKLM. KW MT EntrN,' Will FM WBCS-FM WKCC1 FM KFH KIDN KVOC 31 27, WGNA FM 39-36. WGTO 4942. WESC-A M-FM 4035. WOKK 1916 49 GAIL DAVIES/I'll Be There (WB) W XCL 47-40 50 CHARLY McCLAINNVho's Cheatin' Who (Epic) DICKEY LEE "Lost in Love" (Mercury) 58/8 National Sum mary Up 19. Same 20 Down 0 Debuts 11 Adds 8 KIXZ. KIRA, WC MS FM, WNRS KW MT KI3MY, KFTN. This chart is based solely on compiled weekly reports from our reporting stations Black circled numbers Indicate W BAX W MZEI FM 31.29 WYII 39-31 WYDE 40-34 KKYX 4942. KEBC FM 47 42 KLAK d 28. KWJJ d 38. KGA 37 31 continued upward movement from the malorItY of our reporters TO MPALL ft GLASER BROTHERS "Sweet City Wo man" (Elektra) 55/6 National Sum mary Up 17 Same 23 Down 1. Debuts 8 Adds 6 KIXZ W OKK W NRS W AXX WITL FM, WBAX KOKE-F M 5044 WGTO 37 30 WC MS FM 43-39 KWKH d 39 WUBE FM 38 31 KFGO 38 33 WXCL 4941 KRAK 43 38 GEORGE JONES Et JOHNNY PAYCHECK "You Better Move On" (Epic) 25/24 National Sum mary Up 0 Same 1 Down 0. Debuts 0 Adds 24 including WGNA FM KRRV KVET WL WI FM WSLR W CXI DEBBY BOONE "Take It Like A Wo man" (WB/Curb) 54/11 1KEBC FM KRZY KRAK KSOP KMPS AM FM National Sum mary Up 19 Same 15 Down 1. Debuts 8 Adds 11 W NRS WSAI W UBE FM. KSO. KFGO WKCO FM, WTHI, KLAK WIXY KOKE FM KLLL AM FM KGTO 47 39 WL WI FM 30 26 WC MS FM 42 36. WHK 22 18 KSSS 43 38. KGA 38-33. SLIM WHIT MAN "That Silver-Haired Daddy..." (Epic/Cleveland International) 25/3 W ADR 22 12 National Sum mary Up 7 Same 14 Down 1 Debuts 0 Adds 3 WWVA WHBF KICD FM WIXL FM 5040. WNYR 30 21 WINK FM 35-30 WXCL 45 39 KCUB 4035 M OE BANDY "Following The Feeling" (Columbia) 51/13 EDDY ARNOLD "Don't Look Now" (RCA) 24/22 National Sum mary Up 9 Same 17 Down 1 Debuts 11 Adds 13 WGNA FM W POR W ADR. KOKE FM KLVI WS M K WKH. National Sum mary Up 1. Same 1 Down 0 Debuts 0 Adds 22 including W MZQ FM WYII WYDE WCOS FM, WKSJ FM WINK FM KBMR W AXX K W MT WF MS FM KFTN KRAK 40-35 KCKC 20 15 WIXL FM 295, KIKK FM 37 33, WOAF d-22 KWKH WORK FM WF MS FM KEBC FM KRZY KLAK KNIX FM KRAK KSOP KGA MEL STREET "Who Will Turn Out The Lights" (Sunbird) 51/12 RAY CHARLES Ft CUNT EASTWOOD "Beer's To You" (WB) 23/7 National Sum.miry Up n Same 10 Down 0 Debuts 6 Adds 12 KSON AM FM W WVA KHEY KIRA WINN W QYK FM National Sum mary Up 4 Same 11 Down 0 Debuts 1 Adds 7 WIXY WYDE, WSOC FM. WESC AM FM. WBCS-F M, KYNN, WSUN, WNRS WK MF WTTLFM WHBF. WXCQF M WTSO 3979. KVOC 3434 KGA 31 27 W GNA FM 3835, KENR d-31 KWKH 393"/ W XCL. KHEY 5641 W MAO 54-48 KEBC FM 27 21 DONNA FARGO "Seeing Is Believing" (WB) 4812 National Sum mary Up 21 Same 19 Down 1 Debuts 5 Adds 2 WSAI Kill AM FM W COS FM d 36 KRMD AM FM 29 24. MICK! FURH MAN "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me" (MCA) 23/6 WTQR FM 39 32. WIRE 44 39 KYNN 29 26 KFEC14845 KFTN Cl 31 W GNA FM 37 29 WCA W 40-36 National Sum mary Up 7 Same 10 Down 0 Debuts 0 Adds 6 WGTO KKYX, WXCL KICD FM KRDR (CUB, WBA M 23-19, GLEN CA MPBELL "Any Which Way You Can" (WB) 45/16 K WKH 2s-n. KEBC FM 30-23 KFH 31 26 National Sum mary Up 8 Same 15 Down 0. Debuts 6 Adds 16 including KRDR KEEN KMPS AM FM W WVA, KIXZ, KVET, ROY CLARK "I Ain't Got Nobody" (MCA) 22/14 W HK KFH WTSO d 38, KVOC d 39 KCUB d 37, WBG W FM 47 37 WKSJ FM 40 36 National Sum mary Up 0 Same 8 Down 0. Debuts 0 Adds 14 including W GNA FM KOKE FM WGTO VVESC AM FM. KRMD JIM REEVES "There's Always Me" (RCA) 45/6 A M FM W MNI KMAK KNIX FM KSOP National Sum mary Up 9 Same 19 Down 0 Debuts 11 Adds 6 WNYR WSOC FM W COS FM W QYK FM W HBF KICD FM DEBORAH ALLEN "Nobody's Fool" (Capito() 20/7 KSO d 38 WF MS FM 34 29 KEEL) 42 33 KNIX FM d 37 KRAK 4539 KCUB 39 34 KLVI 47 42 National Sum mary Up Z Same 10 Down 0 Debuts 1 Adds 7 VVVVCS FM W WVA W GTO W HK WK MF KYNN. KONE WILLIE NELSON b RAY PRICE "Don't You Ever Get Tired..." (Columbia) 44/25 W ADR 37 34 KRMO AM FM 56-43 National Sum mary Up 5 Same 10 Down 1 Debuts 3 Adds 25 including WSLR KEIMR W CXI KFECL KRZY KWJJ KSOP BOBBY BARE "Willie Jones" (Columbia) 17/14 KMPS AM FM W WVA VVV MI VVYDE WS M WSLIN. KIKK FM 5037 WSIX FM 4540 WTSO 4033 KCKC 33 28 W MZO FM 40 36 National Sum mary Up 0 Same 3 Down 0 Debuts 0 Adds 14 including VVVA M WS M W CXI WIRE KEBC FM KNIX FM KEEN. KMPS AM FM FRED KNOBLOCK ft SUSAN ANTON "Killin' Time" (Scotti Bros.) 17/7 Others Getting Significant Action National Sum mary Up 2 Same 7 Down 0 Debuts 1 Adds 7 WNYR WYDE WKSJ FM WL WI FM KYXX WBCS FM KRDR W WCS FM 25-18 WOKK 33 29 KTO M d40 JOHN WESLEY RYLES "Cheater's Trap" (MCA) 38/3 National Sum mary Up 13 Same 18 Down 0 Debuts 6 Adds 3 WNO W WESC AM FM WK MF W M2Q FM 34 32 WGTO 38 A MAZING RHYTH M ACES "I Musts Died And Gone To Texas" (WB) 17/6 National Sum mary Up 3 Same 8 Down° Debuts 0 Adds 6 WBAX KRRV WBA M WC MS FM WUBE FM KEBC FM WIXL 32 KENR 30 25 WOKK d 36 KRDR d 32 FM 38 20 KOKE FM 49 42 EARL THO MAS CONLEY "Silent Treatment" (Sunbird) 34/10 ROGER BO WLING "Yellow Pages" (NSO) 16/10 National Sum mary Up 4 Sense 17 Down 0 Debuts 3 Adds 10 KIXZ KLRA KLLL AM FM WC MS FM WTQR FM W MAO National Sum mary Up 0 Same 5 Down 0 Debuts 1 Adds 10 W M20 FM WVVVA KKYX WK MF WXCL. KFECL KSSS KSO WTSO KRAK. KMPS AM FM WL WI FM d 27 KYXX 40 32 KRAK KMPS AM FM KGA KENNY DALE "When It's Just You And Me" (Capitol) 34/5 National Sum mary Up 10 Same 16 Down 0 Debuts 3 Adds 5 WKXA W AXX KICD FM KVOC KGA W GNA FM 43 39 ATLANTA RHYTH M SECTION "Silver Eagle" (Polydor) 15/11 W WCS FM 30-26 KIXI d-45. KENR 39 33. KFGO 36 31 KCUB d 38 National Sum mary Up 0 SII M e 4 Down 0 Debuts 0 Adds 11 WPOC FM W WVA WYDE W GTO W WOD WKSJ FM. KNOE WS W WCXI KEBC FM KEE° HANK COCHRAN "A Uttle Bitty Tear (Elektra) 32/6 National Sum mary Up 8 Same 18 Down 0. Debuts 2 Adds 6 VVVMI WCOS FM KENR WUBE FM WHBF K WJJ (VET 46 HANK THO MPSON "The King Of Western Swing" (MCA) 14/8 44, K HEY 36 29 W HK 40 37 WXCL 3528 KS55 4643 National Sum mary Up 1 Same 3 Down 0 Debuts 2 Adds 8 WGNA FM W VA M KLVI KENR WIRK FM KYNN KNIX FM GARY MORRIS "Sweet Red Wine" (WB) 32/4 KRSY KFGO 4035 National Sum mary Up 11 Same 12 Down 1 Debuts 4 Adds 4 WCOS FM WINK FM W MACi. WXCL. WTSO 45 40 KUZZ 47 SHEILA ANDRE WS "Where Could You Take Me" (Ovation) 13/6 38 KLAK 30-26 KMPS AM FM d 30 National Sum mary Up 1 Same 5 Down 0 Debuts 1 Adds 6 KILL AM FM KWKH KYNN KVOC KRAK KEEN W GTO 4538 FOXF1RE "Whatever Happened To Those..." (Elektra) 31/9 JOHNNY RUSSELL "Song Of The South" (Mercury) 12/9 National Sum mary Up 7 Same 13 Down 0 Debuts 2 Adds 9 WWVA WSOC FM K W.. AM FM WKSJ FM WBA M W MAQ National Sum mary Up 0 Same 2 Down 0 Debuts 1 Adds 9 VVVA M WIXt. FM W WOD W MC AM KNOE WL WI FM KKYX W HBF KTO M KEEN VVVVCS FM 17 12 KRMD AM FM 46 42 KSO 35 31 KUZZ (NOV KEBC FM Cl 40 RAZZY BAILEY "True Life Country Music" (RC A) 30/7 DANNY WOOD "It Took Us All Night Long To Say Goodbye" (RC A) 12/9 National Sum mary Up 8 Same 9 Down 0 Debuts 6 Adds 7 WVVCS FM WPLO WSOC FM KENR W MNI KSON AM FM National Sum mary Up 0 Sense 2 Down 0 Debuts 1 Adds 9 WWVA KNOE KRMD AM FM W AXX KYNN KRDR KFTN KCUB WINN 38 32 KW MT 38 30 WITL FM 4032 KMPS AM FM KCUB , 14't '% • • • . • ." • . e. a C, s' • s• • I

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Inside Nashville 11,40 1,

WHAT DO YOU DO WITH THANKSGIVING LEFTOVERS: (Put 'em in a cab and send them home!) Bill Anderson's first segments as a regular on ABC-TV's "One Life To Live" were seen November 21 and 24. That's a new way to introduce a new single (which he did on the show) . . Tom T. Hall's "Pop! Goes The Country" syndicated TV series got a rating by that of Janie Fricke in that she worked Nielsen for that type of show . . . Jerry in jingle and commercial singing for years Reed and company filmed a parade seg- in Dallas with a long list of credits. Their ment for the still-shooting "Concrete new record, "I Believe It God," is not Cowboy" TV mini-series, complete with gospel, they say (interesting) ... Diane marching bands, clowns, war veterans, Ladd, better known as Belle on TV's baton twirlers, convertibles, floats, and "Alice," worked with producers Buzz people. In the movie sequence. Reed and his Cason and Freddie Weller at Creative JIGGLE JU MP AT WC MS — At the bottom of a five-foot hot tub filled with gelatin, W C MS. truck-driving partner Jeffrey Scott acciden- Workshop . . . Jeannie C. Riley, on an 11- A M FM/Virginia Beach, VA placed fifty keys. One of the keys opened the grand prize of the tally join a parade already in progress . . . day tour in Saudi Arabia this month, spon- recent WC MS promotion, a Dodge Rarncharger. Seen here is one of the W C MS "Jiggle Cristy Lane and Sonny James taped seg- sored by the Arabian-American Oil Com- Jumpers" ments at the Opry House for the Cerebral pany (Aramco), says though she was de- Palsy Telethon, hosted by Paul Anka, which lighted to be an American export, she's will air in January . . . WSM/Nashville, looking forward to celebrating Christmas in whose "live" Waking Crew has been on the her favorite oil country, Anson, Texas . . . air every morning since 1951, will reported- A long time ago I said that for my money, ly change from the 10-piece pop band to a WSM's Bud Wendell is proof-positive that 5-piece country band. . WCOR-FM in Leo Durocher was wrong when he said "Nice nearby Lebanon will become 100,000-watt guys finish last." Bud's latest promotion WUSW-FM on January 1 with a 90-mile makes him Chairman of the Board, Chief coverage radius, and plans to become a Operating Officer, and President of WSM, "Nashville market" station, competing Inc. .. . WSM's Ralph Emery will produce with at least four other Country stations for and emcee the National Kidney Foundation the rnillionish in this area . . . Red-headed Country Music Radiothon March 7-8, 1981. Hollywood actress Annette O'Toole (she Brenda Lee, Charlie Daniels and Tom T. starred with Robbie Benson in the film Hall will act as co-chairmen and cohosts, "One-On-One" and in the ABC-TV movie with more than 100 stations expected to air "Love For Rent") has been chosen to por- the two-day special. tray Tammy Wynette in the screenplay of "Stand By Your Man." $100,000 JEWELRY-ANTIQUE HEIST: Controversial Nashville music man Shelby Singleton's house was robbed when two men NAMES IN THE NEWS: In the new posing as United Parcel deliverymen broke issue of Rolling Stone, Dolly Parton tells in at gunpoint and left with antique guns Chet Flippo about a nude caper on a Bel and jewelry worth over $100,000. One of the - -amp „frakStrie, Air (California) street one night last spring two men told the maid "the package is too T WO FOR THE SHO W — KSOP/Salt Lake City air personality "Country Joe" Flint joins CBS ("Just acting silly") . . . Barbara Mandrell large to slip through the narrow door. You'll Recording artist Marty Robbins during a break prior to a recent concert says, "My fans are my boss" Barbara have to open the door to get the package." KHJ/Los Angeles PD Charlie Cook (right) makes an interesting point as "American Country says she hopes they'll put on her tombstone: When she did they pressed a pistol against Countdown" sho w host Bob Kingsley presents the first sho w that aired on the new Country "She shook a lot of hands" ... George station. The weekly sho w is produced in Los Angeles by Watermark. Burns on retirement: "What for? 35 or 40's her head, led her into the dining room and duct-taped her to a chair while they cleaned the age to retire, while you've got time to out the antique cabinet and jewelry box. enjoy it. I haven't got time to retire." . . . Loretta Lynn signed a multi-million $4;$ MAJOR MONEY MINER: "Coal deal to headline at Las Vegas's Riviera Miner's Daughter"s re-release by Univer- Hotel, starting next August. Dave Skepner, sal l'ictures has a campaign planned Loretta's manager, says she'll get more for toward the Academy Awards which will a two-week gig there than she got for a eventually cost $120,000. whole year when Dave and Loretta first got together . . . Country music composer and HISTORIC: The Tennesse Folklore KLAC/Los Angeles's "Cowboy Church of Society announces the scheduling of "The the Air" host Stuart Hamblen is resting Uncle Dave Macon Show," dealing with comfortably following surgery at St. John's the life and times of early country music's Hospital in Santa Monica, CA. . . . Congrat- most popular performer, to be broadcast ulations to Tandy Rice and Bruce Lundvall nationwide January 3, 1981 at 9pm EST. on their election to President and Board The special will include interviews, archi- Chairman, respectively, of CMA . . . Helen val footage, interpretive sequences and Cornelius went to Toronto to tape the musical performances including Roy "Ronnie Prophet Show" and did comedy Acuff, Sid Harkreader, Kurt McGee, the BEER BUDDIES — KYTE/Port/and just gave away a Dodge Club Cab pickup truck filled with sketches on "Hee Haw" with Grandpa Hotmud Family, and Pete Seeger. The cases of Blitz Weinhard beer A drawing was held at the second annual KYTE "Freeday In The Jones and George "Goober" Lindsey (her special involves years of research and Country" concert before some 31,000 country fans. Performer Ed Bruce did the honors. Seen first TV alone) ... Hank Williams, Jr. creative study and production, and should here are the winner and his wife, KYTE Sales Manager Steve Haak, and PD Chris Collier named honorary Chairman of the "National be a "must" for any country music pro- Wild Turkey Federation Day" during fessional. especially radio-TV journeymen Thanksgiving Holiday 1980. McCormick and aspirants. This will truly "break new Distilling Company has marketed Hank Jr. ground" in country music television pro- Whiskey Decanters. Meanwhile, Richard gramming. Thomas (John-Boy of the "Waltons") is being considered for the part of Hank, Jr. FINISH-LINE: Jeff Walker (the bril- in the screenplay of Hank's book "Living liant young music man who came to Nash- Proof" . . . Mike Wells (remember his ville from CPA-ing in Sydney, Australia "Sing A Love Song Porter Wagoner" hit on and operated Con Brio Records for five Playboy about five years ago?) and Suzie years) now expanding his Aristo Associates Taylor, his wife and singing partner, make to operate small industry businesses, an unlikely combination country duet. She says he saw this classified: "For sale, AS LIG HT AS ICE — WITULansing, MI asked listeners to guess the weight of the ice surface toured Europe with a folk group 1970-73, and for the Ice Follies/Holiday On Ice show at the Civic Center The winner received a $1000 dia small furnished house, $26,000. If you're holds two degrees in Classical Music from mond ring Pictured Il-r1 WITL's John Austin, Dave Norman of Fox Jewelry, winner Mary interested, we'll kill the present occupants Trinity University. Suzie's career parallels Ellen Scherer, Fox's Wayne Popar, Ice Follies' March Hersch and J.0 Sears of WITL — 20 chickens." Thank You, Radio, For CHARTING Our Course

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6 4 1 0 RONNIE MILSAPISmoky M ou ntain Rain (RCA) 5 i 2 2 KENNY ROGERS,L,

BREAKERS I 15 9 8 BELLA MY BROTHEP , 11 7 6 % CHARLEY PRIDEIYou Al m ost Slip ped My Mind (RCA)

21 12 9 0 MICKEY GILLEY/Tha , nkri Mo T ri tout DOLLY PARTON RAZZY BAILEY 12 8 7 0 LARRY GATUN ft C , 8 6 5 7 ALABA MA/Why Lady Why (RCA ' I 9 To 5 (RCA) I Keep Coming Back (RCA) 20 11 10 0 BARBARA MANOR! • , ',moors (MCA , On 70% al reporting stations, National Sum- On 70% of reporting stations. National Sum- 27 16 11 JOHNNY LEE/One In 1, Midiwi ,C.,',vlurni mary • Up 15, Same 18, Down 0. Debuts 22, mary: Up 16, Same 15, Down 0, Debuts 26, 0 29 19 13 0 CON WAY TWITTWA Bridge That Jost Won't Burn tMCAI Adds 33. REtR Chart 48-42. Adds 20. ItEtR Chart 48-43. 2 2 4 11 CRYSTAL GAYLE/If You Ever Change Your Mind (Columbia) STEVE WARINER JOHN ANDERSON 3 3 3 12 JOHN CONLEE/She Can't Say That Anymore IMCA)

Your Memory (RCA) 1959 (WM 28 21 14 0 M AC DAVIS/Texas In My Roar View Mirror ICasablanc.al On 62% of reporting stations. National Sum- On 66% of reporting stations. National Sum- 32 23 16 0 MERLE HAGGARD/Think I'll Just Stay Here IMCAl mary Up 24. Same 28. Down 1, Debuts 16, mary - Up 13, Same 15, Down 1, Debuts 23, 39 28 20 irt.... EDDIE RABBITPI Love A Rainy Night lElektrai Adds 14. REtR Chart 50-45. Adds 26. R R Chart Debut 46. 30 24 19 CI CHARLIE R1CH/A Man Just Don't Know lElektral 5•1.•.• Hottest: 25 20 17 17 JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ/North Of The Border (Epic) Most Added: 31 2622 0 JOE STA MPLEY/There's Another Wo man (Epic! KENNY ROGERS Lady (Liberty) 13 10 15 18 BRENDA LEEIBt °ken Trust (MCA( TO. SHEPPARD EDDIE RABSITT 14 13 1820 JACKY WARDIThars Tha YVny A Cowboy Rocks And Rolls (Mercury' I Feel Like Loving You Again (WB'Curbi I Love A Rainy Night (Elektra) 38 30 24 at BILLY "CRASH" CRADDOCKJA Real Cowboy ICapitoli DOLLY PARTON RONNIE MILSAP 40 31 26 0 REBA McENT1REJI Can See Forever In Your Eyes !Mercury' 9 To 5 IRCAI Smoky Mountain Rain (RCA) 1 5 1223 ANNE MURRAY/Could I Have This Dance (Capitol) MERLE HAGGARD 43 3328 0 GENE WATSON/No One Will Ever Know (Capitol; Think III Just Stay Here IMCAi 4742 3632 29 0 LEON EVERETTEIGiving Up Easy (RCA) 14 0 OAK RIDGE BOYSiBeautittil You (MCA)

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LARRY GATLIN - Help Yourself - (Columbia) "It Don't Get DON WILLIA MS - I Believe In You - (MCA) Fqllen q A qa COUNTRY ALBUMS No Better HANK WILUA MS JR. - Habits Old And Now - (Elektra) MERLE HAGGARD - Back To The Barroo ms - (MCA) 'Move It On Over' Cull in bold type are receiving the heavies f A,ploy "/14 t.an.up And Red d Blue Jams" JOHNNY LEE - Lookire For Love - (Asylum) Ley My Lorin' Down" "Do You Love As Good As You Look "Drowns Die Hard" Most Requested: ALABA MA - My Home's In Alabama - (RCA) H,Y glng up My TrisvellIn Shoes BARBARA MANDRELL - Love Is Falr - (MC A) Sometime Somewhere KENNY ROGERS "Lady" (Liberty) BELLA MY BROTHERS - Sons Of The Sun - (WBICurb) DOLLY PARTON - 9 To 5 And Odd Jobs -- (RCA) Detroit RONNIE MILSAP "Smoky Mountain Rain" (RCA) "Do You Love As Good As Y eti Look" City "Dark As A Dungeon EDDIE RABBITT "I Love A Rainy Night" (Elektra) JOHNNY CASH - Rockabilly Blues - (Columbia) R OcAr,, Need TO Fall JOHNNY LEE - One In A Million (Asylum) billy Blues !Texas 19651" EDDIE RABBITT - Hortron (EleIctraiAlyken) / In Love Again" MERLE HAGGARD "Think I'll Just Stay Here.." (MCA) M AC DAVIS - Texas In My Rear View Mirror - (Casa- CHARLIE RICH - Once A Drifter - (Elektra) Wonderful To MAC DAVIS "Texas in My Rear View.. " (Casablanca) blanca) -Hook«, On Music" night DOWNEY Enn AND 1115 ORBITING NEW SINGLE 'OEM EYED 0IIII: "...YOU 5AID I COULD TAKE YOU HOME THAT EVENING, AND JUST A5 WE WERE WALKING TI1ROUGH YOUR DOOR, I LOOKED AROUND AND GOT THE STRANGEST FEELING, AND REALIZED THAT I HAD BEEN HERE BEFORE. I RECOGNIZED THE PICTURE on YOUR MANTEL, YOU SAID YOUR MAMA DIED IN '62, WELL I BET SHE 5AID DON'T TRUST A GREEN EYED RAMBLER, CAUSE HE'D BE LIKE THE DAD YOU NEVER KNEW..." GREEN EYED GIRL

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KOGO On The Go-Go

San Diego has been, in the past, a market that was Walton, co-host of local TV's "PM Magazine," will pro- known for new radio concepts. Now a new program ming vide listeners with interesting daily features about San concept for San Diego radio has been introduced by Diegans. Other segments include in-depth looks at ma- KOGO - its "Good Morning San Diego" show each jor news stories and political situations plus traffic re- weekday morning from 5:30 to 10am. ports five times each hour. All this, according to Allen, is being accomplished with a new and fresh ambience The concept is an adaption of TV's "Good Morning that he feels will create an atmosphere of intense inter- America" program, applied to radio. KOGO Vice Presi- est for the adult population of San Diego. dent and General Manager Dex Allen believes that this new "news-music" format has never been done by any other radio station before. He further explained, "There aren't any news stations that play music, and there aren't any music stations that run as much news, fea- tures and services as we do with this new idea." In fact, the morning drive show features many radio veterans of varied backgrounds put together in a unique setting that Color so far seems to be getting a lot of attention in that mar- ket. Allen states. "You could easily call it a People Several weeks ago. WTVN/Columbus, OH attempt- magazine on radio. That would be as precise a definition ed to build the longest submarine sandwich in the world, in terms of the program's flow as one could give." a portion of which is pictured here. It consisted of 300 pounds of roast beef, 275 pounds of salami, 240 pounds of This fast-paced combination of news, music, fea- turkey, 224 pounds of cheese, 100 pounds of lettuce, 60 tures, and interviews, with sports, weather, and busi- pounds of tomatoes, eight gallons of peppers, eight gal- ness reports, is designed to keep listener attention at lons of salad dressing, and 625 loaves of bread sewn IS THERE A MOUSE IN THE HOUSE - Yes, there was peak levels by utilizing all the various elements to their together. It measured 1158 feet, 5 inches. All proceeds earlier this month when WASH/Washington helped to maximum efficiency keying on the top news stories each from the sale of pieces of the sub went to the station's celeorete Mickey's birthday with a giveaway of 1200 "Secret Santa Fund." Program Director Ted Cramer morning and developing them properly, instead of just "Mouse" ears to children 12 and under. Also given away "reading" five minutes worth of news, for instance. It as a special gift during halftime of an NBA game, was a termed the promotion a "smashing success," as the means getting in-depth with the hot sports stories, either trip for four to Walt Disney World Captured here with the ;6300 raised went to charity, with more than 25,000 peo- local or national, including appropriate interviews with big Mick are (Id Pluto, Goofy, and WASH'S John Bodnar. ple gathering to witness the building of the "super sub." key figures. Business and other relevant "human inter- est" features make up the weave material that sets this format apart from others. The host of "Good Morning, San Diego" is Bob DeCarlo, an 18-year radio veteran; Update Greg Tantum heads the news team efforts, while Mark

Transition

Mike Kavanagh, one of Washington's best- known radio newscasters (having worked most recently as morning news voice of WASH) has been appointed News and Public Affairs Director of WJMD in the nation's Capitol. The 29-year-old Kavanagh had also worked as morning anchor at WSB/Atlanta, where he won several awards for his coverage of major news events. He has also been honored in the Washington area, receiving the prestigious Douglas Southall Freeman award, one which rarely goes to a Washington broadcast- er WJMD General Manager Goff Lebhar stated, "We are fortunate to have someone of Mike's cali- MILLION DOLLAR DUO: As reported exclusively ber to add a new dimension to the overall presen- dents with 18 weekly reports on conditions at the most in R&R (11-14), Denver's popular morning team of Hal frequented resorts, as well as weather and travel up- tation of the 'New 94.' " . . Mary Kaminsky is Moore and Charley Martin (l-r, center) have come up dates. on W MAL beginning December 8. now doing the Saturday evening shift at WSYR/ with a real eye-opener. No, not the beer, but a new five- RECORD SERVICE DEPARTMENT: We'd like to Syracuse in addition to his morning drive and Pro- year contract that will enable the two to make their gram Director duties at WSGO/Oswego. NY . . . pass along some calls and contacts in need of record show the longest-running in Denver radio history. Flank- Gary Dixon is the new PD of KXIC/lowa City, product from all sources - KFQD/Anchorage, Mark ing the morning team are VP/GM Sam Sherwood and Lewis, 9200 Lake Otis Parkway, 99507; WDZ/Decatur, coming from KCRG/Cedar Rapids and replacing the bearded prince of Colorado, Program Director Scot- Roger Davis. who exits the station. Also new at IL, Jerry Curtis, 265 South Park, 62623; WNNC/Newton, ty Brink. Of the signing, Sherwood commented that the KXIC is Randy Lee, who comes in as Assistant NC, R. Duane Cozzen, P.O. Box 940, 28658; finally, W0A1- new contract "shows again the intention of KHOW to be FM/San Antonio needs product sent to consultant Bob PD from KLWW/Cedar Rapids . . Jerry Pate the leader in Denver" . . . The well-known Rev. Bevel leaves his 9pm-12mid slot at WIS/Columbia to Botik's address, which is Route 6, Box 49-B, Austin. TX, Jones, minister of the First United Methodist Church, take up a PR job with the South Carolina Electric 78737, or phone him at (512) 288-0625 . . . NEW POP/ will be the keynote speaker at WSB/Atlanta's Metro Association; no replacement has been named . . . ADULTS EMERGE: WI,QA /Cincinnati Vice President High School All-Star Football Team breakfast Decem- John Faulk has resigned his PD/OM slot at WDEF/ and General Manager George Hyde has informed us his ber 6. In addition to Rev. Jones, WSB VP/GM Elmo Ellis station is switching from Beautiful Music to P/A and is Chattanooga to accept the General Manager posi- will take part in the event . . . WLAD/Danbury, CT will tion at WNCT/Greenville, NC. He is replaced by seeking approval for the new call letters, WRRM. Also add a daily talk segment beginning December 1. The Stanley Hall, who has been promoted from within moving from BM to P/A is KISN/Salt Lake City, which one-hour Monday-through-Friday program will be host- . . New in the mornings at WHIZ/Zanesville is will be headed up by Scott Gentry, who can be reached ed by Rhoda Daum and will feature in-person guests Pete Petoniak from WHTH/Newark. NJ. at (801) 322-5476 . . . Best wishes to Ron Reybolds, KNBR/ who will field questions from callers . . . Noted ski au- San Francisco Program Director, who is recovering thority Roxy Rothafel will provide Washington, DC resi- nicely from recent minor surgery . . . FiiT is The Way Of Love" Chris Montan With Lauren Wood

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BREAKERS POP/ADULT AiliPLAY/ 40 "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of Throe station activity on any given week LastWeek WTeheisk VVeeks Weeks November 28 1980 BARRY MANILO W 2 2 1 0 KENNY ROGERS/Lady (Liberty) I Made It Through The Rain (Arista) 9 3 3 0 CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Never Be The Same (WB) 74% of our reporters are on it 49 new adds making this by 17 7 5 0 NEIL DIA MOND/Love On The Flocks (Capitol) far the Most Added — including KEX, WHA M, WIS, WLTA, 5 4 4 0 LEO SAYER/More Than I Can Say (WB) W BT, KOLO, WHBY, WHEN, WHIO, KRKK, KFOR, WRVA, 19 14 7 0 BARBARA STREISAND Et BARRY GIBB/Guilty (Columbia) W HAS, WSG W, WDAE, KLMS, KMB7_, WPTF, WDEF, WREC, 12 8 6 6 ROGER DALTREY/Without Your Love (Polydor) WPRO, WELI, WT MJ, W HBC, WTAR, WFTL, KOB. Key 24 17 11 0 AIR SUPPLY/Every Wo man In The World (Arista) moves include 22-16 W W WE, 22-16 KDKA, 29-18 WGAR, 25- 14 11 8 0 OLIVIA NE WTON-JOHN w/CLIFF RICHARD/Suddenly (MCA) 22 KSTP, debut 27 WS M-FM, debut 27 KING, debut 20 WBEN, 1 2 9 BARBRA STREISAND/Woman In Love (Columbia) debut 30 KWOS. Heavy rotation: KLOK. Hot at WIP. Jumps 6 6 9 10 HALL Et OATES/You've Lost That Lovin" Feeling (RCA) 40-22 on P/A chart_ 15 13 12 11 DON WILLIA MS/I Believe In You (MCA( 10 10 10 12 CLIFF RICHARD/Dreaming (EMI America) 36 22 18 C) DIANA ROSS/It's My Turn (Motown) 2s 20 15 14 PAUL SIMON/One-Trick Pony IWB)

NEWnonce two numbers ommederely& Follow eachACTIVE song tine halos,. (exa mple 3051 The first rpre 36 28 21 0 KORGIS/Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime (Asylum) You n sepsis rota! number ol our reporting stations playing Cho record des week The second is the nuns 4 5 13 16 WILLIE NELSON/On The Road Again (Columbia) .ser of rhos. srerions the, added rt this week 3 9 14 17 BOZ SCAGGS/Look What You've Done To Me (Columbia) HARRY CHAPIN "Sequel" (Boardwalk) 53/5 add WSGW KMED WHEN WGAR WCIUD Key moves 33 27 WCMB 28 25 WEIR 2924 WJI30 29 23 KOLO 27 20 WPRO. 31 26 KRKO 30 26 25 C) JIM MY HALL/So Happy That Love Has Found You (Epic) 23 17 VVINH debut 23 WYMC debut 17 KLO debut 28 KWOS debut 28 KING Increased 31 27 on P/A chart 36 29 CI EDDIE RABBITTII Love A Rainy Night (Elektra) 16 19 20 20 STEPHANIE MILLS/Never Knew Love Like This Before (20th) RUPERT HOLMES "Morning Man" (MCA) 62/8 add KRNT KNOW KOLO WJBO. KMBZ KMJJ WSGW KSTP KITE Key moves 2219 WEIM 23 19 WWWE 32 28 WORG 27 21 33 31 26 G) BOBBY GOLDSBORO/Goodbye Marie (Curb/CBS) KFIKO 34 30 WLVA debut 20 WBZ debut 24 WYMC Heavy rotation WTMJ WKHM. WDEF In 40 0 BARRY MANILO W/I Made It Through The Rain (Arista) creased 30 28 on P A chart 28 24 24 23 DIANA ROSS/I'm Coming Out (Motown) RITA COOLIDGE "Fool That I Am" (A& M) 61/23 adds Include KNOW WIOD WSBA KRKK KRNT WGIR KBAI WNAB WABZ WDEF WHIZ WHAG WTAR KFOD WREC KMBZ 38 32 27 Q DIONNE WAR WICK/Easy Love (Arista) KFMB Key moves 2918 WITA 2017 KFIMO 31 27 WHBC 27 21 KAAY 79-24 WBT Increased 40 33 28 0 JOHN LENNONI(Just Like) Starting Over (Geffen) 38 32 on PA chart 18 16 16 26 CRYSTAL GAYLE/If You Ever Change Your Mind (Columbia) FRED KNOBLOCK Et SUSAN ANTON ''K illin' Time" (Scotti Bros ) 59/17 adds Include WBAL WFDF KFMB KUGN VVACI WCCO FM WRVA WHBY WSTV KRKK WHBC 38 31 0 HARRY CHAPIN/Sequel (Boardwalk) WFTL WNDB Key moves 2821 WBT 2821 WITA 43 27 KMED 3027 WTAR debut 28 WEIM de 39 35 30 0 RUPERT HOLMES/Morning Man (MCA) but 7s KOLO Increased 37 33 on PA chart 13 15 19 29 ANNE MURRAY/Could I Have This Dance (Capito)) M AC DAVIS "Texas In My Rear View Mirror" (Casablanca) 45110 add WIOD 8 18 23 30 DOOBIE BROTHERS/Real Love (WB) KO:30 WEIR WBOW WTMJ WHBY KXIC KING KFOD KSTP Key moves 19 13 WHAG 2014 WTAR 34 28 WHBC 37 28 WSGW 28 21 WSB debut 16 KBLF debut 17 VVYMC debut 30 WINN 31 25 22 31 STACY LATT1SA WILet Me Be Your Angel (Cotillion) Increased 36 34 on PA chart 38 Q RITA COOLIDGE/Fool That I Am (AEtM) NIELSEN/PEARSON "If You Should Sail" (Capitol) 40/8 add KLMS KXIC WHIO 37 0 FRED KNOBLOCK Et SUSAN ANTON/Killin' Time (Scotti Bros WDAK WNDB KEW KAAY WSGW Key moves 26 21 WWWE 31 28 WCMB debut 19 WBZ Keeps pace at No 35 on PA chart 40 36 34 MAC DAVIS/Texas In My Rear View Mirror (Casablanca)

ABBA "The Winner Takes It All" (Atlantic) 54/21 adds include WOA1 FM WOOD 37 35 35 NIELSEN/PEARSON/If You Should Sail (Capitol) WITA WBAL KE X WSTV KSL KRZ1 KLO WNDB KOB KFOD WORG WABZ WJON WCBM 7 12 17 36 POINTER SISTERS/He's So Shy (Planet) Key moves 3023 WWWE 37 31 WCMB debut 29 WSB debut 29 WREC debut 29 WSM FM Debuts et No 37 on P A chart 37 ABBA/The Winner Takes Al) (Atlantic) Nimb. 38 DOOBIE BRO THERS/One Step Closer (WB) DOOBIE BROTHERS "One Step Closer" (WB) 47/15 add WOUA WASH WEIR KEX W1S WOWO WBZ WGAR. VVYMC WHAS WDAE KBAI KXIC WSTV WSJS Key moves 39 39 39 CHRIS MONTAN/Is This The Way Of Love (20th) 34 30 KRKO 315 19 WORG 30 24 WSM FM 3025 WCIUD 27 21 WEIM debut 17 WTVN debut 21 . 110. 40 CHARLES FOX/Seasons (Handshake) WREN debut n KWOS Debuts at No 38 on P,A chart

CHRIS MO NTAN "Is This The Way Of Love" (20th) 39/6 add KSFO KRKO WSIX This chart is based solely on statistics compiled weekly from our reporting stations New Entry VVACI WOOD KMBZ OW Key moves 14 11 KLO 11-6 WLVA 2013 WLTA debut 30 KING Heavy rota Black circled numbers indicate signrficant upward movement from at least a' of our reporters non WATR Keeps pace at No 39 on PA chart

CHARLIE FOX "Seasons" (Handshake) 42/14 add KOLO KE X WHBY WOOD JACKSON BRO WNE "That Girl Could Sing" (Asylum) 19 11 add WLVA Moves KFMB WHIO KRNT KFOR WCFR WHAS KPPL WEL1 dpI WTMJ WRIE Key moves 2522 2016 WHIZ WLTA debut 22 WSB Hot at KOB Debuts at No 40 on PA chart STEVE GOOD MAN Et PHOEBE SNO W "Sometimes Love Forgets" (Asy(um) M ost A d d e d: 17/2 add KRKK WHAM Others Getting Significant Action BARRY MANILO W ROBBIE DUPREE "Nobody Else" (Elektra) 16/4 add WSLI KAAY WOUA WOAI FM I Made It Through The Rain Antos, STEPHEN BISHOP "Send A Little Love My Way (Like Always)" (WB) 42/7 Added at 42% of our reporting stations add WKHM WHBC KPPL WJON KMED K010 WSTV Moves 3528 KBAI 2824 WEIM 21 11 RANDY MEISNER "Deep Inside My Heart" (Epic) 16/1 add WCMB Moves 127 BLONDIE WLTA WSM FM '7 14 iNTVN 27 17 WSTV 23 19 KDKA 2016 WORG The 77de Is High (Chrysalis) FOUR SEASONS "Spend The Night In Love" (WB/Curb) 35/4 add wymc KBLF Added at 21% of our reporting stations WSTV WDIF Idol Moves 2522 WHAG 3529 KMED 3026 WEIM 23 17 WLTA 32 23 WCMB 2522 CHARLIE RICr 'A Man Just Don't Know What A Wo man Goes Through" RfTA CO O U DGE WBT (Elektra) 161 eih. KITE Moves 27 24 WLTA fool Thet I Am !AB M) Added at 20% of our reporting stations 3LONDIE "The Tide Is High" (Chrysalis) 33/24 Strong interest developing at the PA ABBA level for this young group Adds include WOWO WLTA WGAR WTVN WLW WCCO FM WBT M ANHATTAN TRANSFER "Trickle Trickle" (Atlantic) 15/3 add WG1R WJBO WHAG Moves 20 17 WBZ The Winner Takes All/Atlantic) KITE. 3 W S WR1E WSLI WCHV WPRO VVRVA Moves 35 29 WCMB 35 28 WEIR Added at 18% of our reporting stations JOHNNY LEE "One In A Million" (Asylum) 28/4 add WTAR WJON KMED WSTV BOBBY HART "Lovers For The Night" (Atco) 13/7 add WHIZ WCFR WDEF wsry KOROIS Moves 18 15 WLTA WOUA WHEN KRKK Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime (Asylum. Added at 15% of our reporting stations RONNIE MILSAP "Smoky Mountain Rain" (RCA) 27/10 add WDIF dpI WSB LTD "Shine On" (AftM) 10/2 add WHIZ KAAY BOZ SCAOOS WEIR WQUA W100 WHB WTAR WORG WRVA WCFR Moves 1914 KLO 21 15 WHAG 19-16 Miss Sun (Colum ba , KMBZ 22 19 WHIZ JOHN COUGAR "This Time" (Rival 1011 add KOGO Moves 93 WSM FM 2824 Added at 15% of our reporting stations WCMB debut 27 WINH FRED KNOBLOCK b SUSAN ANTON HEART "Tell It Like It Is" (Epic) 27/9 add WDAK WCMB WDAE WCCO FM WHEN Kahn Time (Scotty Bros WTVN KRKK Idp1 WEIR WOWO Move, 21 16 WSM FM 37 27 WORG SAM MY JOHNS "Falling For You" (Atlantic/Real World) 10/1 add KOB Heavy rotation WATR Added at 15% of our reporting stations BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN "Hungry Heart" (Columbia) 26/5 add WEBC WLNH KOGO KRKK WSB Move. 26 19 WCMB 32 27 KRKO 24 18 WPRO 3023 WORG 24 20 WEIM 28 AMY HOLLAND "Here In The Light" (Capitol) 9/4 odd wsix KUGN WSM FM Hottest: 20 WNEU debut 10 WGR WIVA

EARTH, WIND Es FIRE "You" (ARC/Columbia) 24/10 add WSLI WOAI FM WDAK MELISSA MANCHESTER "Without You" (Arista) 9/3 add KUGN KSL WBAL NEIL DIA M OND NIVAB KLO WCHV WTAR WIP KFOR WABZ Moves 28 23 WSM FM debut 28 KOLO debut Debuts 28 WREC love On The Rocks (Capitol) 29 WEIM Reported hot •t 61% of our stations CLIMAX BLUES BAND "Gotta Have More Love" )WB( 9/1 add WHIZ Moves KENNY ROGERS BETTE MIDLER - My Mother's Eyes" (Atlantic) 23/12 .dc WGY WTIC WBAL 27 22 WSM FM 33 3(1 WORG Lady liberty, WGAR VVSBA KRKO WORG WCCO FM WSTV WLTA W1S WDAK Reported hot et 58% of our •tetions BARBARA MANDRELL -Best Of Strangers' (MCA) 9/1 add WHIZ LEO BAYER MICKEY GILLEY "That's All That Matters" (Epic) 23/0. moves Is 13 WREC More Than I Can Say nalB1 rotation KRZI TIERRA "Together" (Boardwalk) 9/0 wine.. 20 17 WBEN 32 29 WEIR debut 21 WPRO Reported hot at 54% of our stations debut 30 WRFC BARBRA STREISAN D St BARRY ClIBB ANDY GIBB "Time Is Time" (RSO) 22/16 add woy WKHM WDAK WCFR KWOS Guilty (Columbia) WEIM KBAI KXIC WEIR KLO WCHV WPRO WYMC KUGN WWWE WCCO FM Debuts 23 FRANK MILLS "Happy Song" (Polydor) 818 add WJON WIOD WHIO WNDB KRMG Reported hot et 52% of our stations WBEN WDEF KFOR 0/1(11M CHRISTOPHER CROSS Never Bo The Sense (Wei DR. HOOK "Girls Can Get It" (Casablanca) 22/1 add wHio Moe.. 22 19 WBEN BOBBY VINTON "My First And Only Love" (Tapestry) 8/5 add WHIO WTAR Reported hot at 47% of our station. WDEF WSTV WKHM 32 28 WHAG 31 26 WORG 2420 KAAY 3027 WEIR 2921 WNEU 29 213 WCMB debut 28 WDAK AIR SUPPLY Every Woman In The Work, IA doe) MARCY LEVY Et ROBIN GIBB "Help Mel" (RSO) 8/1 add WEIM W AYLON JENNINGS "Theme From The Dukes Of Hazzard - (RCA) 22/0 Reported hot at 37% of our stations Moves 12 WHIZ 31 WYMC 17 12 WORG 18 10 WNEU 27 20 WCMB Heavy rotation WJON DOLLY PARTON "9 To 5" (RCA) 717 add WSBA WSB WIP KLO WHBC KMBZ KLOK O UV1A NE WTO N-JOHN w/C UFF RICHARD BOZ SCAGGS "Miss Sun" (Columbia) 20/18 ridd• include WSM FM WEIR WDAK Suddenly (MCA) WCFR KAAY WJON KITE WSJS KPPL WHBC WAIF WON WORG SPINNERS "I Just Want To Fall In Love" (Atlantic) 7/4 add KRKO W114/ KWOS Reported hot et 27% of our stations, WIS Hot at WK/IM RftRIFricley, November 28, 1980 Pegs 49 REGIONAL ADDS & HOTS

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OUVIA NE WTON-JOHN (MCA) "Don't Walk Away" "Suspended ln Time" Album Airplay Tracks EDDIE RABINTT (EJektre) "So Deep In Your Love" "I Need To Fall In Love Again" (The following alburp tracks, alphabetically listed by artist are getting significan. 'Whet Will I Write' KENNY ROGERS (Liberty) "Long Arm Of The Law " airplay on many of our Pop/Adutt stations.) LEO SAYER (WB) -You Win, I Lose" NEIL DIA MOND (Capita° "Acapulco" "Sum mer Love" "America" "Hello Again' BOZ SCAGGS (Columb(a) "You Can Have Me Anytime 'Isn't It Time" DOOBIE BROTHERS (WB) "One By One" "South Bay Strut" 'Thank You Love" PAUL SIMON (WB) "Jonah" "God Bless The Absentee"

ELTON JOHN (MCA) "Never Gonna Fell In Love Again" 'Take Me Beck" BARBRA STREISAND (Columbia) "What ;fi n d Of Fool" "Promises" Pnge 50 KIR/Friday. Novsmbsr 29. 1990 Black Radio Bill Speed Making Advertisers Pay Attention

One of the prime topics of discussion at the through RAB and other organizations to show how to and colored. Now they say, newspaper, television, out- recent Black Radio Advisory Council meeting use their book to sell. There is information that you can door, radio, colored folks. It is nice and general-marketed was the relative lack of national advertising pluck out of anything to show that the black consumer all the way down the line and then they get over here on Black radio stations. Since this problem is is worth something. Black radio stations don't do enough and say, "Hey, let's target in on this market over here research. because there are some black folks over here and they central to the survival of Black radio, I feel it R&R: We've Identified the problem. What do we do have got money." We are the people who keep the econ- should be examined further. I spoke with Jai now? omy rolling because we don't believe in investment. We Rich, General Sales Manager of KJLH/Los JR: The thing we are going to have to do now, as live hand-to-mouth from day to day. We are the consumer. Angeles, about both the problem itself and Black radio stations, is get behind NABOB and really BAR: What do you do first to tackle this problem some possible solutions. make it an organization and make ourselves heard and make agencies aware? Even if we have to inform the black consumers in some JR: We need to put together an organization where R&R: Were discussing advertising and sales for form or fashion not to buy if you don't hear it. If we can- we can get the facts. We have to sit down and gather Black radio. Let's start off from that point. not get Levi's or Lee or other major manufacturers of JR: One of the things we've been talking about is how the facts so that our case is iron-clad. The only thing various products to give our local merchants in groups they believe in is show it to me in black and white. to come up with revenues for Black radio stations. One co-op dollars, then we don't buy Levi's or Sasson. We of the things we have found to be most difficult is al- You can tell a lie in black and white and they'll believe have to take people who are into research and gather though radio is the medium for retail advertising, a lot it. You tell the truth by word of mouth and they say you of national advertisers are using radio more and more. But as Black radio stations, and I can speak very much "Major advertisers believe they are reaching the black consumer as one because my station is black-owned and operated, and is owned by an individual as opposed to a corpora- through television. This is not so." tion, the general situation leaves me in a tizzy. The major ad agencies, let's say for instance one hand- statistics about what the black consumer is about over- are full of shit. I can't go to General Motors on your ling a soap product like Tide, never allocate large budg- all in America and overall in our particular markets. word, I've got to go there with facts. The average Black ets toward the black consumer market in L.A., Atlanta, Then we are going to have to take these things and station manager or general sales manager is not aware New York, anywhere. Some of the agencies have said pound and put together a national sales organization. of the information available (General Motors has 10,000 things like, "We feel that we reach you through television" When that budget is set up by General Motors, they are books that you can go into that will break down to how But television's overall listening population is dropping. In only going to set it up for general market allocations, many sheets of toilet paper black people bought last 1977 and 1979 an RAB survey noted that radio was pulling and maybe they will say, well, let's look over here. year). It costs so damn much, he cannot get his hands 10% more audience, especially in morning and after- That's a Black-oriented station. on it. But if we pull together as one organization, we noon drives, and we were cutting into prime time TV. R&R: And this is the case more often than the can put together one good strong sales unit that can dig in and get this information, and all of the stations can support this organization to get this information. "It's like segregation in the South years ago — men, women, and colored. Now they say, newspaper, television, outdoor, radio, colored folks." R&R: What would you like to pass on to other gener- al sales managers around the country? JR: Let us get together at least once a year like These major advertisers believe they are reaching the exception — even though black people buy General they do at the programming meetings. Let's come up black consumer through television. This is not so. Motors products? with the way to win because the only way to win is R&R: What do you think the problem is? JR: Yes. They could care less. It's not even based through economy. We've got to be economically strong JR: The problem is a lack of knowledge on the part on that. When they set up the advertising budget they or we are not going to survive. Let's put together a na- of the advertising agencies. They try to buy the entire say we are going to set up what the market is like. It's tional organization that's really going to work for Black country based on one place. The black people in New like segregation in the South years ago — men, women, radio sales. If we don't, we are out in the cold. York do things, but the black people in Los Angeles do a lot of things that those in New York cannot do. We do not have the hindrance of climate or seasons, and our People lifestyle is totally different from New York. We don't have rapid transit where we can sit and read the news- Congratulations to Larkin Arnold on officially be- Hilton. Wilson has won two Grammy's for his work with paper, and we definitely don't have cold weather or coming VP/GM of Black Music A&R at CBS Records' the Mighty Clouds Of Joy. WBBY/Columbus's Steve weather where we are stuck in our houses and can't get Black Music Marketing . . Also congratulations to Wagner spoke at the Loyola University Radio Conference out. Television is not the entity for us, because we can Alonzo "Big Fun" Miller, in Chicago last weekend on the subject of jazz program- always go to motion pictures, do a lot of things outside. MD of KACE/Los Angeles ming. Also sharing the mike was WXRT/Chicago's as well as the remainder of Terry Hemmert, who does a jazz program for the AOR- FUR: Why don't Black stations get the orange juice, All Pro Broadcasting's formatted station . . . Atlantic's Spinners and Cotillion's chewing gum, or airline-type accounts? properties, who announced Sister Sledge were featured in this year's annual JR: For one thing, there is so very little together- his engagement recently "Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade" in New York City ( ness between us. There is no concentrated effort by the . . . WKXI/Jackson has a . . . Remember, you don't have to be an R&R reporter Black stations. We do not go after products as a whole new airstaffer, "Spiderman" to contribute to this page. Send information and pictures unit. We go after them as separate entities. It's like a Wilson, who comes from a to Bill Speed, Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, man who owns a retail store. A small mom and pop re- DJ spot at several local Los Angeles, CA 90067. tail store cannot buy as much of a product from a par- clubs. Wilson also serves as ticular place as a chain of stores can, therefore, he is President of the area's left out. He cannot get advertising dollars or co-op dol- local disco pool. . . Frank Things lars. By the same token, since there are going to be E. Wilson, noted producer dollars siphoned off for the Black radio stations as op- and minister, will be hon- Larkin Arnold Plough Broadcasting has a new music information posed to general market radio stations, we have got to ored with a celebrity-studded dinner (12-6) at the L.A. number: (901) 592-4312 . . WVON/Chicago is gearing come together with a pitch for Black radio. We have got up for its 16th annual concert to benefit the Windy City's to sell radio. Black radio in our stations. We send our citizens . . . WG IV/Charlotte is also in high gear with its soldiers, who are our salespeople, off to war very ill- annual "Mountain of Food" campaign whereby listeners equipped. They may have ammunition in their guns or Places can attend local gatherings (dances, movies, etc.) they may not. and exchange canned goods for a discount ticket Ft&R: A lot of major agencies use Arbitron informa- . ON THE AIR: KDKO/Denver hosted the Tempta- tion as opposed to a universal schematic that explains WKWM/Grand Rapids was the place where a "Stylish tions and A Taste Of Honey. Also welcoming a guest was the uniqueness of Black radio. What can we do to change Weekend" was held with listeners having to guess how WJZZ/Detroit with a visit from Sadao Watanabe . . . this? many times the station played a Stylistics song. Correct CBS Special Projects Division is currently offering a JR: Everybody bases things on Arbitron. But be- entries won a round trip for two to Detroit and a limo unique package of Clara Ward and James Cleveland's cause of the attack NABOB has placed on Arbitron, the ride to see the Stylistics in concert at the city's 20 Grand music with rebates going to local churches. Contact your Arbitron people have now gone in and set up seminars club . . . local rep for details. N G L E S YELLOW MAGIC LTD SEAWIND ORCHESTRA SHINE ON WHAT CHA DOM' TIGHTEN UP

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ARETHA FRANKLIN "United Together" (Arista) 43% reporting action. The South sho ws an add at WLOU. WJJS and KMJO, climbing at WEAS, WAOK and WOIC, and hot at W YLD and WDIA. Climbing at WA M M, WB MX, WJLB. WDAO. WTLC and WCIN in the Mid west. Hot at WA MO in the East. HOTTEST CON FUNK SHUN "Too Tight" (Mercury) 43% reporting airplay. Added at WKXI, Follo wing are listed in order of their airplay activity climbing at WGIV. WEAS, WAOK. WHRK, WVEE, WVOL, WJ MI and WOIC in the South. The East shows an add at WA M O while climbing at WXYV Debuting at WJLB and WK W M; climb ing at WTLC in the Mid west New at KDKO in the West. KOOL Et THE GANG LIPPS, INC. "How Long" (Casablanca) 37% reporting activity. Climbing at WGIV. "Celebration" (De-Lite) W AOK, WHRK, WVEE and KMJQ in the South. Mediu m airplay at WXYV. WA MO and WKND TEDDY PENDERGRASS in the East. Added at WCIN and KPRS; climbing at WJLB in the Mid west. Medium activity at "Love TKO" (Philadelphia International) KDAY and KSOL in the West. CA MEO POINTER SISTERS "Could I Be Dreaming" (Planet) 37 % reporting. Climbing at W XYV, WA MO and WILD in the East Mediu m airplay at WLOU, WHRK. WVEE. WKXI, WJJS "Keep It Hot- (Chocolate City) and WOIC in the South. New at WK W M; climbing at WDAO and WCIN in the Mid west. Hot at STEVIE WONDER KDAY in the West.

"Master Bkister (Jam min r (Tamla) DYNASTY "Do Me Right- (Solar) 37% reporting. Added at WAOK and WJJS; climbing GEORGE BENSON at WHRK. WVEE and KMJQ. and hot at WOIC in the South. New at WJ MO; climbing at WTLC, "Love X Love" (WB) KPRS and WA M M in the Midwest Medium airplay at WXYV and WK ND in the East Climbing JACKSONS at KDAY in the West "Lovely One" (Epic) JONES GIRLS "I Just Love The Man" (Philadelphia International) 37% of our reporters are on it. New at WLOU. climbing at WEAS. WDIA, WYLD and WJ MI, and hot at REDDINGS W OIC in the South. Added at WK W M. WJ MO and WJLB; climbing at WTLC and WA M M in the "Remote Control" (BID) Mid west. Hot at KDIA in the West. Climbing at WK ND in the East PATRICE RUSHEN STYLISTICS "Hurry Up This Way Again' (TSOP) 34% of our reporters are on it Hot "Look Up" (Elektra) rotation at WYLD, WJJS, WHRK and WVEE while climbing at WKXI in the South. The East M ANHATTANS sho ws it hot at WXYV and WA MO. Climbing at WA M M; hot at KPRS and WK W M in the Mid- west Hot at KDIA and climbing at KSOL in the West. "I'll Never Find Another" (Columbia) DONNA SUM MER "The Wanderer" (Geffen) 34% reporting activity. Climbing at LARRY GRAHA M WJJS and KMJQ; hot at WOIC, WVOL. WPXI, WHRK, WVEE and WKXI in the South. Hot at "When We Get Married" (WB) KSOL and KDKO in the West Hot at WJ MO in the Midwest Heavy airplay at VVXYV in the East PRINCE M AZE "The Look In Your Eyes" (Capitol) 34% reporting. Added at WEAS, climbing "Uptown" (WB) at WLOU and WJ MI, and hot at WOIC and WYLD in the South. The West shows an add at KDAY HEAT WAVE and hot rotation at KDIA. Climbing at WJ MO, WDAO, WTLC and WA M M in the Midwest. New at WA MO in the East. "Gangsters Of The Groove" (Epic) TAVARES PARLIA MENT "Agony Of DeFeet" (Casablanca) 34% reporting action. Debuting at WJJS. climbing at WLOU. WAOK. WKXI, WVOL, WJ MI and WOIC. and hot at WEAS in the "Love Uprising" (Capitol) South. New at WB MX, climbing at KATZ and WK W M. and hot at WTLC in the Midwest. LAKESIDE CHI-LITES "Heavenly Body" (Chi-Sound) 34% reporting. Added at WGIV, WJJS and "Fantastic Voyage" (Solar) WJ MI; climbing at WDIA, and hot at WLOU in the South. New at WCIN, climbing at KATZ and LENNY WHITE KPRS, and hot at WB MX in the Midwest. Medium airplay at WKND and WILD in the East "Kid Stuff" (Elektra)

•••••••11•11•11.3.11110r CLIMBERS NEW &ACTIVE Following ere listed in order of their airplay activity

LA TOYA JACKSON "If You Feel The Funk" (Polydor) 29% reporting airplay. RAY, GOOD MAN Et BRO WN "Happy Anniversary" (Polydor) 49% reporting. Climbing at KDAY in the West Hot at WCIN; climbing at WTLC and WA M M in the Mid west. Added at WJLB. climbing at WJ MO. KATZ and WCIN. and hot at WDAO, WB MX and WA M M Medium airplay at WLOU, WAOK, WJJS, WJ MI and WOIC in the South. Climbing at WILD in in the Midwest. Hot at WJ MI and WGIV while climbing at WLOU, WKXI, WDIA and WJJS in' the East. the South. Added at KDAY and KSOL in the West. Climbing at WK ND and WILD in the East FATBACK BAND "Let's Do It Again" (Spring) 26% reporting. Climbing at WCIN, SEA WIND "What Cha Doin' " (AEtM) 49% of our reporters are on it Climbing a; WJ MO and WK W M: hot at WDAO in the Mid west New at KDKO in the West Medium airplay W AOK. WHRK. WVEE, WDIA, WJJS, WVOL and WO WI in the South The Mid west shows an at WKXI. WVOL and WO WI . hot at WLOU in the South add at WB MX with medium airplay at WCIN. WDAO, WJLB and KPRS. Hot at WILD: climbing NOR MAN CONNORS "Melancholy Fire" (Arista) 26% of our reporters are on it. at WA MO and WXYV in the East. New at KSOL while climbing at KDAY in the West Added at WAOK. WDIA and WOIC; climbing at WVOL in the South. New at WB MX. KATZ and BOOTSY "Mug Push" (WB) 49% reporting airplay. Debuting at KMJQ and WVOL climb- W A M M in the Midwest The East shows an add at WILD and WWIN. ing at WGIV, WAOK. WJJS, WJ MI and WOIC, and hot at WEAS in the South. Medium activity JAMES BRO WN "Rapp Payback" (TK) 26% reporting airplay. New at WA MO; climbing at WA M M. WB MX, WK W M, KATZ and WTLC in the Midwest. Added at WA MO: climbing at at WKND and WILD in the East Added at WAOK and WJJS; climbing at WOIC and WLOU in WILD in the East. New at KDAY and climbing at KDKO in the West the South. Debuting at KDK O in the West Climbing at WTLC in the Midwest. LTD "Shine On" (A& M) V-% of our reporters are on it Added at WDIA and WKXI. Llirnb SLAVE "Watching You" (Cotillion) 26% reporting. Added at WKXI and WOIC; climbing ing at WLOU. WHRK, WVEE, WVOL and WJ MI, and hot at WEAS. WYLD and WOIC in the at WLOU and WJJS in the South New at WK W M; hot at WTLC and WDAO in the Midwest South. The Mid west shows an add at WK W M. medium airplay at WJ MO. WA M M and WDAO, Debuting at WILD and climbing at WKND in the East. and hot airplay at WCIN New at WKND and climbing at WXYV in the East. ASHFORD Et SIMPSON "Happy Endings" (WB) 46% reporting Hot rotation at WJ MI, climbing at WOIC. WVOL. WYLD. WJJS. WHRK, WVEE, WAOK and WGIV in the South. Added at WK W M, climbing at WA M M, and hot at WJ MO and WDAO in the Midwest Medium jAzzp A / 0 airplay at WXYV and WILD in the East Climbing at KDAY in the West MICHAEL HENDERSON "Prove It" (Buddah) 46% reporting. Hot rotation at WJ MI, W AOK. WLOU and WGIV while climbing at WEAS. WK V and KMJQ in the South. The Midwest m;I:FTEFr. shows an add at WJLB; climbing at WJ MO. KPRS and WB MX. Climbing at WA MO. WILD and W KND in the East. New at KDKO and KDAY in the West HERBIE HANCOCK Mr. Hands (Columbia) GROVER WASHINGTON JR. Winelight (Elektral BAR-KAYS "Boogie Body Land" (Mercury) 46% / of our reporters are on it. New at DAVE VALENTIN Land Of The Third Eye (GRP/Arista) WLOU and WK XI; climbing at WEAS. WAOK, WHRK, WVEE, WDIA. WJ MI and WOIC in the JUDY ROBERTS BAND The Other World (Inner City) South Added at KATZ and WB MX; climbing at WJ MO and WTLC in the Midwest. Debuting at SPYRO GYRA Carnaval (MCA) W WIN while climbing at WXYV in the East Added at KDKO in the West STANLEY TURRENTINE Use The Stairs (Milestone) DIANA ROSS "It's My Turn" (Motown) 46% reporting airplay. The South shows an DAVID CHESKY BAND Rush Hour (Columbia) add at WHRK. WVEE and WDIA while climbing at WKXI. WJJS. WPXI and WOIC with hot ro- ERIC GALE Touch Of Silk (Columbia) tion at WGIV. Medium airplay at WCIN. WJ MO, WJLB and KPRS with hot rotation at WDAO SONNY ROLLINS Love At First Sight (Milestone) in the Midwest Added at WXYV while climbing at WKND and WILD in the East. M ONTY ALEXANDER Ivory & Steel (Concorde) SWITCH "Love Over And Over Again" (Gordy) 46% / reporting activity New at DEVADIP CARLOS SANTANA The Swing Of Delight (Columbia) AH MAD JAMAL KDAY and climbing at KSOL in the West Hot at WK W M and WTLC, climbing at WDAO. WJ MO Intervals 120th) and WB MX in the Mid west. Added at WLOU and WGIV, climbing at WEAS, WJJS, WVOL and HUBERT LAWS Family (Columbia) W OIC. and hot at WDIA, WAOK and WJ MI in the South WILTON FELDER Inherit The Wind (MCAI AZY MUTH EARTH, WIND Et ARE "You" (ARC/Columbia) 46% reporting. Added at WJLB; climb Outubro (Milestone, ing at WK W M, WJ MO. WTLC and WCIN in the Midwest. The South shows an add at WEAS, medium airplay at WLOU. WGIV, WAOK. WJJS and WOIC, and hot rotation at WHRK and NEW & ACTIVE W VEE Hot at WILD and WXYV; climbing at WKND in the East. CLAIRE FISHER Salsa Picante (Discovery) ROBERTA FLACK w/ PEABO BRYSON "Make The World Stand Still" (Atlantic) 46% reporting activity. Added at WGIV. WAOK. WKXI. WDIA WYLD, WOIC and WO WI: climbing at EAST: WHUR/Washington, D.C., .1033 6 Fax. WEBBIBultknors, MD, Chauncey Lewis. WYBC/Now Haven, CT, Jonathan Breslau SOUTH, WC U(Atlarda, GA. Requaya Ward. WTJIJNewport News, VA, Roo Ewell WEAS in the South. New at WCIN. WTLC. WJ MO, WK W M and WJLB in the Midwest Debut MID WEST: WEIBY/CoM mbus, OH, Tarry Wilson WJ IIJDetrelt, MI, Dona, Pester WEST: KJUlfLo• Angeles, ing at WWIN. WKND and WILD in the East. CA, Lawrence Tante. Q ee *day N ove mber 2111 1900 Page 53 an al - _ EAST SOUTH MID WEST WEST

Teddy Pe ndergrass Jecit*On• Jacksons K ool Et The Ga ng Stevie W onder Stevie W onder Stevie W onder Teddy Pendergrass K ool Et The Ga ng To ddy Pen dergrass K oo4 ft The Gang G eorge Benson Jackso n* Benson G eorge Benson Stevie W onder 4:014` i G eorge Ca meo 4 Stations are listed by region. Hots # o4° are listed in order of their airplay Regionalized Adds 6 Huts activity.

gio•T MID WEST *TLC WJ MO KPRS WVON W WIN *JUNO W D W aal Indlerripodis. IN CItheland. 0+4 Karam CRY, MO Chicago, IL lielib ewe. MO PiraideeeK PA Illoseon. MA arste railk OH iso• itc* D id Moe LAO Arneson° k en A s Joy Johnnie, Serves Moody SIOMMOSS Carib Aralereen Se ra Crurrailey ~ se Roberts ADDED ADDED ADDED ADDED ADDED ADDED AMEE ADOED ADDED Wilton Feeder Jernelne Jackson N On. M ee Si.'. Lippe Inc Minnie Ne wton Jettisons Rockie Robbins Norman Connors Eloise Laws Thins It Carrie Luse Sweat Send Pooches 6 Herb Leon Hun Gap Bend Tierra HOTTEST ENS taws Oryeeseleck Jensen* Jeckson erasortifick Bryson Pack Barbers Mason Revelation Stevie Wonder A ndre Franklin Gap Bend Chi Lite Dynasty O11e• Revved' Sugar 1411I Gang kool & The Gang La • Yortirough & Peonies Jones Girls Man LIPP'. Inc fa/ it Wycoff Sat Kays Jennie Srown lirvsoniReck Bryson Flack Whims lee I/Rick Redding" Jack sons Hotel HOTTEST Jackson@ -Hotel" HOTTEST Prince Chola Khan Clerance Carer Pnryce Toreros Ant Love Com modore@ "Jesse" Zee/ George Benson Yarbrough Plazas' First Love Redding' ••• err Geer Bend Stevie Wonder Zapp Cameo HOTTEST SIN. Wellast Chic Easy Lenny Willierne Oen HOTTEST Jackson" Rene S Angels Teens Marie ese Pesedergrees Con 'veal Shun HOTTEST LTD Lek aside Sweet Sand Stylistics Ray Goodman & Brown Perko George Benson ker Mellow N e men Connors Floral* Robbins Teddy Pendergness Switch Donna Surrwrser ReddInge Chong" Gorilla Gong Phan CMG,. Stevie Wonder Lenny White Taranto J unki K ool 6 The Gang Kurds Slow Soots" Teddy Penderg rass Kenny Rogers Larry Graham We • Messeen Nobles Redding' idris Muhsrnmsd Redding" LA Toys Jackson Teddy Pendergrass Jor Some thing Specie T eddy Pendergallia Stevie Wonder Jackso n. We • Devil HOTTEST Kool 6 The Gang Larry Graham One Way Prince Prince Savo Wonder George Sermon Bricit Ler WOOD HOTTEST Sweet Band Jemmies Jackson K id S The Ger,* • ma SO S Said Tavares Kano Sieve Redding' se Jecksone Serwind Jecksons Mandl Er Tracy ken Ashford S Simpson Stylistics Jeckeons Lovely' W DA0 George Senson Ps ',lament Teddy Franderarees Larry °re ran' Denton. OH WEST Ihreer Regan Spinners Turk Login KATZ KOKO Teens Merle St Lot& WO levy Graham Gard Rapid. MI Darner. CO L oy ADDED Est Pe nal K ool & The Gang Frank Greet Byron Plris None Diens Ross 'Out Machine Henderson ADDED Obi Sine 'Tern Cameo Jones Girls -Dance ADDED Norman Connors ADDED Le Writ HOTTEST Sethersi Jonas Girls M• Ber-Keys Teddy Periderantlie Bar Kays Shave Breaker Brothers Larry Graham Gap Send EST 5 - Michael Henderson Johnnie Trite Con Funk Shun Janus Brown Cameron HOTTEST es erase Ashford fs Simpson Con Funk Shun Fetback Band Stevie Wonder Sets Denson Gent.. Fetbeck Band Lou Revels Jackso n. L. Witte Pointer Sisters George Senson Teddy Pendergrass Ice LTD HOTTEST K ool & The Gang Prince Rhyne I. ool & The Gong Stele Wonder Cameo ge r Pendergrass Al Jerrie, Clutten Gladys Knight Cameo ▪ *Wonder Swes t Ba nd ZAN, Mem HOTTEST Frattice Rusher, Jackso n. es Wind Fr Rs Cameo Lenny Whits Pointer Sisters "ShY - Teddy Pendergrass George Benson 00rwle Summer Kane Mic hael Henderson 'AVMs" S Stylistics Earth. Wind S Fire 'Talk" INJ MI W 011ifl * AC* W ale Censaron Stacy Lattleew Norfolk. VA Alearak GA M emphis. TN Jackman MS Jack son. W I N X Tom Browne Carr Haynes Ctemliar Sormon Cori Carman M at COwarsion GeoTie Season C rass°. IL Switch Jim Meddcre KOLA ADDED ADDED ADDED ADDED Kool Er The Gang Oakland. CA Bar Keys Yarbrough Er People Jeckeons "Hotel People Choice Stroke Wonder ADDED Keith Admirer Chi Liras Brreon Reck Brveortillieck Canis Lucas Porierneng Coffee Gee Bend Srasorylieck Nonni , Connors ADDED I ▪ Beck HOTTEST Tierra Norman Connors Mtums Star 0 Jays Prey* 3se Ibridgewster wvrows t' Leon WA/ HOTTEST Bar Kay. Leon Huff I LP) Stevie Wonder Stevie Wonder Ain MI Rey Good man & Brown smon.• k poi S The Gang James Brown Jackson" "Mote ernet C.rccir irrt Serrond Slmbs ILP) • CONVOIYUCOOn Cameo Jackson' Bohannon LTD illgOOON Redding' Redding. Norman Connors Diens No.. 'Ti,.. HOTTEST HOTTEST Weserr ADDED Kooi & n•• Gang Sortie Wonder Stevie Wonder ZaPO preset None 0 keit* Prince Prince worms!. tool et The Gang Teen. Marie Si Wind & Fire Stevie Wo nder Teddy Pendergrass Cameo HIOTTEIST Ansthe Erecter. Teens Marie ▪ sel Wycoff mom= Cameron Ashford 6 Simpson Nona Roes "Out" Teddy Pendergrass Redding. Keno Lvov Kart & The Geng Switch Ray Goodrnen & Brown Jones Girls George Sensor, K id & The Gang TEST Ow en Cameo Michael Henderson Teddy Pendergrass George Benson Lenny White Sweet Bend Leon Huff S le Wonder Larry Graham Pence Rietten Switch K ool Et The Gang T. ty Penderprees Lanny Whets Teddy Pendergrass George Benson Shrindall W A NT Lou Ramie Jackson, "Hotel C eo W OIC Maze Rioninond. VA 'reveres Lonny W hite Cameo P Inge Jim my Be Horne SO S Bend Coked:ilk SC M uerte Give LTD W here 11,On MB = Chi-U rae Prince ID ay Sob Weirs Heetweve ZePO Cluing • Wises Jackson* "Lovely • Michael Henderson Wilton Felder W AlalkA ADDED Redding@ K SOL S 4t Send ADOED Flint MI None Switch Diane Roes "Out San Mateo, CA Jackson* "Hoerr Floyd Utile J.IS - @De lbsehen Slave J-J Jeffries HOTTEST 1111100 L rnchesu m VA P errant tirysonReck ADDED Stevie Wonder Amid e% MS Robert Goes ADDED Yarbrough Er Peoples Leon Huff Jackson" Tom my MorelloS Tavares V V O M. Norman Connors Los Reyes ADDED Ray Goodman Et Brown C 4oii. NC Ho man Connors W PXI T S Monk Sock ADDED Gladys Knight Sweet Band J as Oreeisei Lanny Wiliieme Cheriselon. SC LTD -W here - Kano Cl.'Lite" LOU Rawls Midnight Blue Band Tony Jervileon HOTTEST kool & The Gang Jr Funk A SED Dynasty Se w, nd BrasoniRectit Jackson' Micheal Henderson James Brown Chang* S Fleck HOTTEST ADDED Teddy Pendergrass Teddy Pen therese Sieve Lakeside r Graham Todd,/ Pendergrass Redding" Stevie Wonder Sack Tremens!' Jenne's@ Jackson HOTTEST I- twelve K id & The Gang Rod Stewart Ray Goodman Er Brown Lamar Thorne Periiernent Stevie Wonder C Bend LTD Spinners Diane Ross Out WENN 0 C Vieth Arethe Franklin Teddy Pendenareu rry Williarna Messing Cameo Doothe Brothers Dells glirmbeptews, AL Yarbrough Ft Peoples Eloise LAWS K ott Et The Gang tett Jews Girls Koch S The Gang Dees Dowel LTD Prints Construction Donne Sum mer HOTTEST Wilton Felder Gap Bend HOTTEST George Benson Lite Lek aside Kano Patrice Rusher, ADDED Bar Kers Sterne Wonder Lenny White •fff W eilhin gtC M Dynast" Grandmaster Flash George Benson None Con Funk Sten Jim:keen Jacksons Larry MAST Teddy Pendergrass Tee 's Marie Donna Sum mer ITEIFT Max. Geraldine Hunt HOTTEST HOTTEST Teddy Pendergrass COMOO *I it, Pendergrass Jackso n. Oueen Stow* Wonder Lenny W hits WJ UI ;rats Stevie Wonder I. Goodman Er Brown GO Jackson, George Benson Detroit MI KDAY Alex Tayitre Diens Ross Out' M AU George BOniOn I yl Et The Gang Larry Graham J Micheal MacKay Loa Angeles. CA Melte Moore Earth. Wind Fire Talk LoadevSe. KT Prince ' Cr.,',', Narede Michael Walden J.J Johnson SE Price Donne Sum mer Sweet Bend Donna Sum mer Stylistics ADDED le Clifford Nail Diamond Grendrnester Flesh K ool If The Gong ne Rosa 7 ar, Cameo Flay Goodmsn Ey Brown ADDED Vernon Burch Z Z HSI ADDED Ora.° S oTer Jones Girls "Man' O'Jays Jones Girls -Man" W YLD Cameron Torn Browne INVOL Bryson/ Pack Sweet Band ' 11601 1.4•exiirson Nen Orleoro. LA Torn Browne Larry Graham Barry Witte Ftswei leashvis. TN Earth, Wind Er Fire Ray. Goodman Er Brown Bar-s.sys Brute Bailey George Benson Fred liam wr Co.' Funk Shun Boots, KALKI Arwthe Franklin OIK Hiros rans Maze Hoioton. TX * YEE Sky',' ADDED I mphis TN ADDED Rod Stewart Kenny Rogers Robert V Admit& GA Yerbrough S Peoples Lenny William's Messing 1300bn Michael Henderson Michael Henderson , Ober Scotty Ard more Switch Temptations Hsetweys Brass Construction Edmund Sylvers ADDED Bryson Rack Police Jecksons "Hotel" DED Patrice Flusher, ADDED HOTTEST T HOTTEST Switch Ie R,iss Arethe Franklin Diana Ross Turn Kool Et The Gang HOTTEST Jecksons HO W Leon Huff , Serer &ochry Leo Sayer Sweet Band Stevie Wonder Teddy Pendergrass Jackson* Chi-Lites Teddy Pendergrass Surto" Wonder George Benson HOTTEST i•TTEIFT HOTTEST Michael Henderson Stylistics HOTTEST Kano Kool Et The Ga ng ,ce $ 0 S Blind Maze Teddy Pendergrass Prince Cameo Stevie Wonder LOT, Graham Heetwsve *tenons Redding,' Areths Franklin Kano Manhattans S 0 S Band Jackson' • Lou Rawls Minnie Riperton age Benson George Ber1110,1 Fatback Bend Stevie WO idar Grandmaster Flash Slick Cameo ny Wirt. Lonny White Petrics Rusher, Jackso n. LTD 'Where - Donne Sum mer Lenny White George Benson antics Earth. Wind Et Fire Cameo STYlaracs S hadow Teddy Pendergrass Pointe Sisters nee Done Ross Out Wilton Felder Stephenis PARS Cameo Cameron Kool 6 The Gang Larry Graham ZOOID LTD lep th frandergreas Prince Teddy Pandier9rasa Young Et Company Ma nra -ts George Benson i T Wonder Kota S Ti'.. Gang Stevie Wonder Redding" I, t ra Jackson. Jecksons Lenny Williams Doh ' IS Ey Fr• Sweet Band Earth. %VIM fl Fire

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Three years on-air and No beginners or announcers News people only EOE Mark Swartzell, ND, Box 1738, Bismarck, ND 58502 VVYDDiVVKPA, Box 7050, Pittsburgh. PA 15212 No auto mation experience desired Prof eesional back- 111 28) ground in CHR or Pop/Adult with a working kno wledge EOE 111 281 calls please EOE M/F 111 -281 KPLZ/Seettle has big shoes to fill. T his op po rtunity of Country music Send tapes, resu mes, and salary ta is huge We lost our afternoon guy to WCFL Are you W OLB/Marshfield. WI is accepting tapes and V100/Charleston. W V has Immediate opening for qure ments to Joe Max well, WSRF, 3000 SW 60th Ave- his replace ment? Golden West Broadcasters in the resu mes for 7pm-midnight airshitt plus production experienced neyysperson. We've been searching so nue, Ft Lauderdale, FL 33314 FOE M F111 281 beautiful Pacific North west Tape, resu me, and "your Fringe benefits include health and life insurance plan long and haven't yet found a person with the qualities act" in writing to Jeff King. PD, KPLZ, Plaza 600/800 KYKX./Longvie w. TX looking for the perfect Larry to Conte mporary Country format with heavy emphasis on needed to keep us on top If you're the one, send tape Ste wart St , Seattle, WA 98101 EOE M/F111 ,281 join our Larry w/Lou morning team If you are an alive, sports and information Send tapes and resu mes to and resu me to Gary Mitchell, V100, Box 4318. Charles- Chris Michaels, W OLB ft WLJY-F M, Box 630, Marsh KPN W/Eugene, OR Is expanding news department ton. WV 25304 EOE M/F111-281 awake com munity involved morning man who can maintain our 111 rating, rush tapes and resu mes to Tom field, WI 54449 EOE M/F111 281 and needs experiehced person for both on air and Bates, KYKX, Box 2727, Longview, TX 75606, or call street reporting Good pay. liberal fringe benefits and Beautiful Music FM in mediu m market looking for chance to work in beautiful environ ment W o men and Chief Engineer 1st ticket, experience in auto mation 12141757 2662 111 281 Possible future openings for afternoon and evening air talent and a nevvsperson Opportunity for advance- minorities encouraged to apply Tapes and resumes to and transmitters a must Send resume to G M. B ox M orning announcer needed. Experienced only ment into program ming-related roles AOR experience Bruce McKay, ND, Box 1120, Eugene, OR 97440 No 6273 Wheeling W V 26003 111-28) Right bucks for the right person Tapes and resu mes helpful Tapes and resu mes and salary require ments calls please 111-281 to Kerry Lambert. WI MZ. 901 East Vine Avenue, Knox- to Cary Poll, PD, WXEZ, 2965 Pickle Rd, Toledo, OH Experienced 12 years), mature announcer w ho ville, TN 37915 No calls please EOE M/F 111-281 Broadcast Associates no w accepting tapes and 43616 No calls please EOE M/F 111-281 loves Country music Position is with a fine company. resu mes for future openings 01 Country and AOR in Looking for nighttime jock who can cook at Texas Superb facility with winning attitude Join our team and Panhandle's number one Tapes and resu mes to Ron KVVEB is looking for a strong morning drive person- Las Vegas, 01 Disco Et Oldies in El Paso. 01 Beautiful gro w Closing date for applications is Dec. 5th. Send Music in Albuquerque Send info to Doug Shane Chase, PD. KPUR, Box 30000, A marillo, TX 79120 ality, a pro who likes to get up early, be involved in the tape and resume TO Rob Scheibly, W HTN, Box 2288, National PD, Box 15223. Las Vegas, NV 89114 No calls EOE M/F 111-281 com munity, and can balance individuality with station Huntington, VVV 25724 EOE M/F 111 -28) please EOE 111-281 format Ni Pop/Adult AM in one of the nicest cities in 0101 - East Mississippi's and western Alaba ma's A merica Gro wing company, good pay and benefits W R A W. Music Radio 1340, is in search of a unique number one 100,000-watt CHR station, is looking for a W A NTED: Ne wsperson who sleeps with scanner Rush tapes. resume, salary requirements, and brief nighttime personality If you have at least one year strong air personality Strong production also a must is aggressive, creative and can anchor afternoons H5 ,, , sum mary of your personal radio philosophy to Opera- experience and can com municate with adults 25-44, Come join a winner Rush tapes and resumes to Don work, lots of hours. reporting skills necessary Will work tions Manager, K WEB, Broadcast Plaza, Rochester, send me your aircheck and resu me Send to Rick Ryder, Holmes, Box 5314, Meridian M S 39301, or call 16011 with 01 station in Top 100 market, with heavy news M N 55901 No calls please EOE M ,F111 28/ Operations Mgr VVRA W, Box 1710, Reading. PA 693-2381 EOE M/F 111-281 coverage and great reputatio n Company Car, decent 19603 No cells please EOE M/F 111-281 bucks and great benefits Call News Director, Bob Brit Hefted Broadcasting's W YYS/Cincinnetl is search- W O OK/Greenville, SC, 5000-watt station, is looking KUZZ Bakersfield CA 18051393 1500 111 281 ing for America's best talent to fill a position as a night- for a com munity-minded morning personality and A rare opening at Washington's DC101. Need a top - time on-air personality W o men and minorities enc our- News Director Send tapes and resu mes to Gary KTH O/South Lake Tahoe, CA is hiring creative notch news com municator to work in the same city aged to apply Tapes and resu mes to Pat O'Brien. PD, Jackson, B ox 7777, Greenville, SC 29810, or call Pop/Adult air talent Experienced only Also News where the President lives Send tapes and resu mes to W YYS. 1132 W Kemper Rd Cincinnati, OH 45240 Director and copy writer positions Tapes and resumes Dave Bro wn, DC101. 1150 Connecticut Ave N W, 1803124438960 EOE M/F 111 -281 EOE NA/F(11.281 to Wade Axell, KTHO, Box A M, S Lake Tahoe, CA Washington, DC 20036 No calls, just sho w us EOE Progra m Director/Operations Manager for Conte m- 95705 No calls please EOE (11 -281 M/F 111 281 W e are seeking an achieve ment-oriented individual porary Hit Radio'Oldies AM and auto mated TM Country to be PD of the next 01 station in a Mid west mediu m KFQD/Anchorage. AK is looking for a super after- Ne ws person wanted! WINE/WR Kt-F M/Fairfield FM College and program ming experience preferred market This person must be organized and highly Also seeking Production Director/air personality noon drive personality to entertain adults If you are County, Cl' looking for dynamic morning news person creative with strong skills in production and pro motion Both positions require people who are excited about tired of time and temp in the big city rat race give us Superior wnting and delivery W RKI is 50 kw Super- A limitless future and extre mely good money for the a call Excellent money and weekends off The catch stars. WINE is Pop•Adult with heavy local news com- radio Send tapes and resumes to Richard P Oakley. right person Tapes and resu mes to Box 492, 1610 Century Com munications. B ox 170, Wilson, NC 27893 is, you gotta be damn good) Contact Jim Scott, PD. mitment Rush tapes and resu mes to Mike Allen, ND. Argyle Ave , Hollywood, CA 90028 EOE M/F 111-281 19071 344-9622 or send tapes and resu mes to KFC1D. Box 95. Danbury. CT 06810 No calls EOE M•F 111-281 EOE M,F 111-281 9200 Lake Otis Parkway, Anchorage. AK 99507 EOE • Accepting tapes and resu mes for middays Country M F 111-281 W PEN/Philedelphie needs swarm, mature, creative plus possible MD duties at WC/HK/Ft Wayne Send to entertainer for PM drive. WREN is a Sinatra/Bennett MI D W E ST ] Jeff De Weese, Box 6000, Ft Wayne, IN 46896 EOE Part-time and weekend instructors wanted. Mini- M OP station with emphasis on 35+ demographics M FIll 281 mu m 5 years experience in all phases of radio broad- Contact Julien Breen. WPEN, One Bela Cyn wyd Plaza. Needed: Two entertaining com municators with a casting Los Angeles area people preferred Tapes and Bala Cyn wyd, PA 19004 (11-281 very adult approach for the top adult station in a seven W KKR/Evensville looking for strong morning per- resu mes to Tom my G o o d win, Director, KIIS Broad signal market Earn what you're worth - plus complete sonality for modern Country station Good bucks for casting Workshop, 1220 N Highland Ave , Hollywood Full-time night person needed for 80,000 watt FM in benefits Production Director also needed Only pros person who can do it all If you have strong desire to CA 90038 111 28) New England Tapes and resumes to Pat McDonald, need apply Tapes and resu mes to Don Bowers, O M be 01, send tape, resu me. and recent photo to Gene Box 900, Brunswick, ME 04011, or call 12071 725-5507 KNOX, Box 1638, Grand Forks, ND 58201, or call 17011 Barry, W KKR, Box 3636, Evansville, tN 47735 No PLEASE NOTE: 111 281 775-4611 111 281 phone calls EOE M ,F 111 281 You may place your ad In the Oppor VV013Ki Albany, long-running AOR. seeks experienced Needed One upte mpo. fun-loving afternoon drive W KC N/Tell City. IN. 2500-vvett daytimer, looking for tunitles section by mall or phone Al) M D/air personality who can also handle pro motions. personality for a CHR rocker in a great college town PM drive/production 30 miles to nearest night life, all Openings Positions Sought and Changes Tapes and resumes immediately to John Cooper, We are the top FM station in a seven signal market we have are trees, farms, and three good adult com- W OBK. Box 1300, Albany, NY 12201 EOE 111-281 Nice bucks and complete benefits Tapes and resumes municators already here for a Pop•Adult format getting are free of charge Simply call us at to Don Bowers, O M, KYTN FM, Box 1638, Grand 42's If you can fit in and want to stay awhile, contact 1213i 553-4330 with your Information T wo positions now open for an ex perienced an Forks, ND 58201 or cal117011775-4611 EOE 111 281 Joh1 2n David Sell, Box 1140. Tell City, IN 47586 EOE or mall It to Radio & Records 1930 Cen- nouncer and a dedicated News Director Smell East 11 81 Coast A M FM Send tapes and resumes to Dawn tury Park West I. A CA 90067 Please W EBC/Dulutti seeking air talent. Tapes and resumes W APL, central Wisconsin 100,000-watt AOR, needs Gaffka, W S ME, Box 1220, Sanford, ME 04073, or cell be sure to let us know when you have to Jim Casey. PD. WEBC 1001 Ninth St. Duluth, M N Ne ws Director Send tapes and resumes to Wayne 1207) 324-7271 111-281 55805 EOE M ,F 111-281 Shayne VVAPL, Box 1519, Appleton, WI 54913 111-281 found a position or filled your opening

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Radio SUSAN BRONS ON joins WIN D/Chicago, IL Sales staff LUCIA FAVUZZI named RK0 Radio Network Station Clearances Manager DIANE MAR QUEZ named Account Executive at KUDL-F M/Kansas City, MO ANDRE W C GOLDBER G appointed new Account Executive at WNE W/Ne w York, DANELLE LEON G joins KABL AM FM 'San Francisco, CA as Account Executive. NY TIM DOVVTY moves to FM99 (KOZN FMI/Imperial, CA from KA MP/El Centro, CA. LARRY S BLU M named Regional Account Executive at WCUE-WKD D/Akron, OH. BARBARA GROSIAK appointed Account Executive at FM99-WXL0/Ne w York, NY. ANNE 0 W H OLEY appointed Account Executive at KY W'Philadelphia, PA. KEN STANCIEL named Account Executive at WIN D/Chicago, IL JON KNOTT has been pro moted to PD at W WO M , Albany, NY KATHY BERN? joins KYVV/Philadelphia, PA Newsredio staff. DON PERRY has been pro moted from Research Director to M D at KSO/Des LORRIE OBERLIN DAUBE appointed Sales Manager at WIND/Chicago, IL. Moines, IA. BILL STEPHENS, formerly with F-105/Boston, M A, now doing swing shift at Record W RK O/Boston, MA. ROBERT WRIGHT joins RCA Records as A&R Producer, Black Music, W ADE AXELL pro moted to PD at KTH O/South Lake Tahoe, CA "RADIO" RAY BIXLER has been upped to PD at Z 100 (WZEN) ,St. Louis, M O Page 56 R&RIFridey, November 28, 1980 OPPORTUNITIES Positions Sought Goods & Services Openings Positions Sought

Aggressive and hard working news and sports re PD seeks new challenge at Talk, News, Big Band. Current West Coast Airchecks porter looking for change Want to continue my career Pop/Adult or AOR station Prefer PD, assistant PD, or Issue 08 lectures KCB Q/Charlie Et Harrigan (Conte m W E S T with a quality news organization Love field or street O M position Will also consider air work if coupled with porary AN D Country), KCBS-F M/John Mac Flanagan, program ming responsibility. 7 years experience Ready reporting Contact GREGG ANDERSON. 223 Knollwood KHJ/Courdry changeover, KJR/Gary Lock wood, KSAN to relocate. LEO 13021854-1146.111. 281 Dr. Highland Heights, KY 41076 (11-281 Cassettes 05 CALIFORNIA AIRCHECK, Box 4408, San KN OS/Hanford, C A needs evening announcer. Diego, CA 92104 1 000 watt AM Country station is looking for a creative, Don't give up. Personality still exists Former KRBE Personality! That's what this young, ambitious jock m oderately personality-onented announcer with good personality looking for a great CHR station to contribute can give your station CHR and Pop/Adult my specialty production skills and background in Country music to to Sho w revolves around humor and surprise Have Good production. TONY PETERS, 7573 Calla Curand, beco me part of forward looking broadcasting Good ability to be best with the best coach If you're looking Anaheim Hills. CA 92807 '66-'78 Classic Airchecks opportunity for nght talent to work with staff and man- for much more than time and temp , please call and say Issue #C 1 features W NBC/Imus Et Morgan 773 age ment to realize mediu m market potential of small Radio news pro with 21 years experience in broad in New England, but will consider all offers GREG W BBF/Jessica Savitch 867, KHJ/Chadia Tuna 1-72, market station with strong signal Qualified female pre- cast journalism looking for better opportunity Cur- very entertaining radio sho w 17131 931-9183 after - KHJ/Charlie Van Dyke 9-73, KFRC/Dr Don Rose 2- 75, ferred Tapes and resu mes to Tom Wells. PD, Box 49. rently ND with Gulf Coast News/Talk format, looking noons. evenings, all day Wed and Th 111-281 K MPC/Gary Owens 1978, KFVVB/Joe Yoca m 9-68 Cas- Hanford, CA 93232 No calls please EOE 111-28) for similar position that offers job stability and a chance settes 810 CALIFORNIA AIRCHECK, Box 4408, San Young, experienced PD/M D has spent several years for advance ment Experienced in all formats as a writer, Diego, CA 92104 on-air at legendary major Pop/Adult station, and seeks reporter and anchor. (2051433-2082 111.281

Top major market black -adult formatted station return to progra m ming mediu m market Adult or Hey! Are you tired of boring your audience to tears? seeks candidate for on-air Program Director Country For info, call mornings at (6021779-2631 111-281 Isn't it about time you had some entertain ment be- Cartridge Reloading position Experience as PO and leadership qual- tween songs? Wouldn't you like some DJs with person- Factory authorized rebuild service on Anstocart. Cap - ities a must If you're ready for one of the best Seek progressive opportunity in C A Mediu m or ality, charis ma style for change? If the answers to itol/Audicipak A-2, AA-3. Fidelipac Cartridges Fast turn jobs in radio. send recent aircheck and resume large market Many years expenence in venous formats these questions are yes or even maybe, contact us We around BROADC AST CARTRIDGE SERVICE, 15131 to Radio Et Records. Box 213, 1930 Century KEN McK AY 17141475-6303.111-281 make beautiful radio together Northeast preferred Triton Lane, 0108, Huntington Beach. CA 92649 (8001 Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067 STEVE O'NE AL, formerly of KASH/Eugene looking HAL HALL and LARRY McR AE (2121331-7406 (11-211 854-6419 or (7141898-7224 for an on air Production Director position Auto mation V AL PATRICK, 18 years experience, worked major, background also Will relocate any where on West coast Be pert of the Best tea m in progra m ming sales. If mediu m, small markets as PD, M D and was manager Creative Broadcast Available now (5031935-3447 111-28) you are a progra m ming oriented Sales Manager or of a small market station Can handle all types of for- Services Agency Sales person looking for a new challenge in format Journalis m grad seeking sportscasting position. Ex- mats, plus play-by-play in all sports Call anytime 16011 "Media Place ment Professionals" Radio-TV-Cable sales, call Ron Harrison at Drake-Chenault (213) 884- perienced, will relocate KIM (6081837-5266.111-281 863-9626 111-21) 7400 111-281 Record confidentially requests female resumes Upte mpo creative afternoon personality is looking to Female Ne ws Director in small market auto mated sta- Manage ment, executives, technical, talent 100 % free to applicants 6290 Sunset Et Vine, 9th floor, Hollywood, relocate 5 years experience both radio and TV 1st tion seeks position as part of news staff in mediu m SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA station looking for CA 9002812131467-8151 phone and excellent production Currently doing after- market station Willing to relocate DEBBIE (3171 933- multidelented individual to work in pro motion, noon drive in small market tourist econo my KEVIN 2252 Ask for further phone number (11-21) music, continuity, etc Possible weekend and BARTON (3141348-3772 between 1 and 5pm (11-281 fill-in air shifts - news and jock Typing a must 10 year radio vet in Northeast looking in PA Present Resumes, references, samples and aircheck to Sound Effects Young female with 4 years 3xperience looking for on A M dnve and MD Interested in stable PD, MD and/or Radio Et Records, Box 214, 1930 Century Park Complete 26 LP sound effects library with over 750 air and/or music position Formerly WRVS and WCAU- air position Experience PD. MD, pro motion, research, W est, Los Angeles. CA 90067 EOE M/F different effects Quick cued and produced exclusively FM Formats include AOR. Jazz, Disco, and CHR M OR, Pop/Adult, Conte mporary Hit, A M/P M drive, for broadcasters 9195 00 for the entire set plus 85 00 Willing to relocate, salary negotiable Available now great production Impeccable record with references shipping Send for catalog to VALENTINO INC , 151 Call (2151879-0329 (11-281 For a serious professional relationship in the Northeast West 46th St N V N V 10036 r, nhnnr. /2171 246- call after 5 EST (7171622-2319 111-211 4675 Major market jock with program ming and M D ex- Positions Sought Black Bay Area rocker with 7 years expenence wants perience BOB SCOUT (3141388.2404 111 281 full-time work Good with production, newscasting, ReB, and jazz formats Will relocate STEFAN (4151 Help) I need out of this radio biz. Experienced in Ne ws Director with unique style Personality plus :60's And :30's Music Beds 548-3561 (11-211 multi-track recording, mix-do wn audio processing, Seeking upper mediu m or mator market move Great Tired of subscriptions? Monthly fees for years old pipes. 5 years experience ALAN RICHARDS (2191938 digital. etc I need a studio job some where, anywhere M ediu m market personality near top 10 ready to music? 100 different conte mporary musical spot beds All I need is a good operation and a living Call me in 7731 111-28) move up 12151 378 1805 and leave message (11-211 for one price No royalties, no clearances, 875 00 plus Milwaukee at 14141228-8646 (11 281 85 00 shipping Write or call today VALENTIN O INC . Chief Engineer, 7 years expenence, A M-F M and Are you considering a format shift or an owner 151 West 46th St N Y., N.Y 10036 (2121246-4675 KEN SILVERSTEIN. currently Sports Director at directional antennas Good audio Can do airshift Call change? Then don't call me I've been there I've been KKDA-F M/Dallas-Ft W orth. looking for major market 18121282-6536 111-281 here a year and will be available in January 25 year Opportunity. (8171261-6605 111-281 Major market progra m mer and OD looking to relo- old single male looking to get back into rock 2 years Christmas Progra m ming com mercial experience, presently working at 02 station cate in your area Country. CHR or ? Looking for posi- Female with 1st ticket and six years experience seek- with 2nd highest daypert (ARB, A/M1 Expenence Package ing on-air lob at mediu m to major market station Con- tion in Flagstaff area Must have good bucks Good track record, references on request, non-air, 13 years KDLK and KPAN BRUCE (9151 692-8783 during non- 122 Christmas hits and seasonal songs in our CHRIST M AS tact CHRIS19161544-7304 (11-281 PROGRA M MING PACKAGE Available to radio stations expenence Manage ment onented KEN (7141484-8236 business hours CST or write 2026 S 20th, Abilene TX 79602 111-211 only - in MONO or STEREO 25Hz toning optional For Four-year veteran of the radio wars looking for after- after 6pm 111 281 more info - write or cell THE M USIC DIRECTOR noon drive position east of the Mississippi and close Gro wth position in Ne ws, program ming or audience Experienced personality jock with top notch produc- PROGRA M MING SERVICE, Box 103, Indian Orchard, to the Mason-Dixon Line Previous experience at M A 01151 14131783-4626 research sought 11 years expenence includes WCB M. tion skills, M D experience and good voice looking for Houston's 01 Beautiful Music station and also east Ten- W SBA, VVYRE W GAY. and OK 100 W ants young. position to fill right now Stable employee and family nessee's 01 Country station Have college degree, am non-bureaucratic environ ment 17171392-5787 111-281 man Prefer sunbelt states but will consider all offers married with one in the hanger, and need full-time, Please call LARRY KAYE (2031229-3898 111-211 good-paying job in program ming andior announcing The Book is over, but it's no time to let up the pace Contact B J GARRICK 16151725-3517 (11-28) New!!! Creative Record Intros you've established Let me round out your team with a JAY MIC H AELS going ho me to Dallas/Fort W orth Twice monthly 45 to 55 TAYLOR-M ADE INTR OS hard-working dedicated AOR com municator, whose 5 Available Dec Nine years expenence 01 afternoon dnve J T AUSTIN of KZAP ready for a challenge in a larger last 2 APB's at WBC S Milwaukee A solid pro, good ref - Humorous, informative, some just plain creative ALL mediu m or major market Strong production and pipes years plus experience includes M D, pro motions and special program ming Call for tape and resu me after erences, national radio and TV spots currently running concisely developed 2 samples lust 92 to SCOTT Hard worker wants to be pert of your tea m Call week- Pro mos and production talent strong Must be Dallas/ KEENE, 13811 Valley Vista, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423 days (sunup to sundo wn) (9161924-0264 (11-281 5prri EST SHA WN (313) 559-4338 111.281 Ft Worth market 18171292-4054 111 211

Co ming soon to your area . . . young, versatile an- Night O wl for hire. Um looking for an opportunity to D ON MICH AELS, midday jock, 6 years experience, all nouncer. specializing in news, sports. and play-by-play make things happen Overnights for a small to mediu m market station Last experience in Chicago market Will- formats Southern CA only 81000 per month minimu m Can also handle airshift and MD duties 24 years small ing to relocate Prefer CHR but will consider anything i7141729-3756 (11-211 Broadcasters' Action Line market experience plus college degree For previe w call interesting 3rd class good woduction, good com- Job referral service - 940 00 for 12 months, R3 Box 84, (301)949-0722 111-281 Old jock, been in radio since '52 Can do everything municator PAUL RICH ARD HARRISON 13121 653- Lexington, IN 47138, (8121889-2907 Free to employers Found Country 5 years ago Willie-Waylon-Patsy-Hank Experienced air personality looking to return to 0635 111-281 and good oldies Prefer 12 midnight-6em or get 'ern up NY PA area Currently employed in South Prefer small Consider all BOB DANIELS 18081271.3397.111-211 or medium market. Pop/Adult or CHR Also expenenced Dallas-Ft W orth, I love youl How about a job? Adult "Radio's Premiere in sports announcing Call 1716) 761-6936 and leave one-to-one com municator, 6 years on the air DAN P M drive jock looking to move to rocker in West message 111 281 (4051947-4033 (11-281 Co medy Service" 19151944 9256 111-21) FREE SA MPLE ISSUE of radio s most popular humor Very versatile black jock looking for immediate em- Go West, young man, go West. Horace Greeley once service ( O'LINERS. 1448 R West San Bruno, Fresno ploy ment along the East coast Prefer Pop-Adult or Your search has just ended. I'm a radio workaholic. said that, I'm not sure what radio station he worked for, CA 93711 or phone (209( 431 1502 CHR Presently employed Tape and resu me available 8 years experience including top 50 market air talent but I do want to move West I am presently in Mid west G O (2051866-8428 111-281 and secondary market program mer with proven ratings radio, would like to find home at personality Pop/Adult success Just a phone call away (6021 271-8759 Let's or CHR station in West or Pacific North west If inter- KEVIN C O A N (Cleve Reynolds) 9 years Cleveland. discuss your opening 111-211 ested, call me 6119151949-1103 111-281 Akron, WZZP. VVD MT, WLYT, WKDD, WCUE Past 8 Lola's Lunch months PD/O M WVOT-WXYY/VVilson, NC Want major DROP YOUR PANTS, grab your sra,ks, here come the air or mediu m TV (2161464-1439 111-281 lefts here come the yocks Complimentary snack

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ARETHA FRANKLIN - United Together" (Arista) 43% reporting action. The South sho ws an add at WLOU. WJJS and KMJQ. climbing at WEAS. WAOK and WOIC, and hot at W YLD and WDIA. Climbing at WA M M, WB MX, WJLB, WDAO, WTLC and WCIN in the Mid west. Hot at WA MO in the East. HOTTEST CON FUNK SHUN "Too Tight" (Mercury) 43% reporting airplay Added at WKXI. Follo w,ng are listed in order of their airplay activity climbing at WGIV, WEAS, WAOK, WHRK. WVEE. WVOL. WJ MI and WOIC in the South The East sho ws an add at WA MO while climbing at WXYV Debuting at WJLB and WK W M: climb ing at WTLC in the Mid west. New at KDKO in the West. KOOL Et THE GANG LIPPS, INC. "How Long" (Casablanca) 37% reporting activity. Climbing at WGIV, "Celebration" (De-Lite) W AOK. WHRK, WVEE and KMJQ in the South. Mediu m airplay at WXYV, WA MO and WKND TEDDY PENDERGRASS in the East. Added at WCIN and KPRS: climbing at WJLB in the Mid west Medium activity at "Love TKO" (Philadelphia International) KDAY and KSOL in the West. CA MEO POINTER SISTERS "Could I Be Dreaming" (Planet) 37% reporting. Climbing at W XYV. WA MO and WILD in the East Medium airplay at WLOU. WHRK. WVEE, WKXI, WJJS "Keep It Hot" (Chocolate City) and WOIC in the South New at WK W M; climbing at WDAO and WCIN in the Mid west. Hot at STEVIE WONDER KDAY in the West. "Master Blaster (Jam min r (Tamla) DYNASTY "Do Me Right" (Solar) 37% reporting Added at WAOK and W AS; climbing GEORGE BENSON at WHRK. WVEE and KMJQ, and hot at WOIC in the South New at WJ MO: climbing at WTLC. "Love X Love" (WB) KPRS and WA M M in the Mid west Medium airplay at WXYV and WKND in the East. Climbing at KDAY in the West. JACKSONS JONES GIRLS "I Just Love The Man" (Philadelphia International) 37% of our "Lovely One" (Epic) reporters are on it. New at WLOU, climbing at WEAS, WDIA. WYLD and WJ MI, and hot at REDDINGS W OIC in the South. Added at WK W M. WJ MO and WJLB: climbing at WTLC and WA M M in the "Remote Control" (BID) Mid west Hot at KDIA in the West. Climbing at WKND in the East PATRICE RUSHEN STYUST1CS "Hurry Up This Way Again' (TSOP) 34% of our reporters are on it. Hot "Look Up" (Elektra) rotation at WYLD, WJJS, WHRK and WVEE while climbing at WKXI in the South The East M ANHATTANS sho ws it hot at WXYV and WA MO Climbing at WA M M; hot at KPRS and WK W M in the Mid west Hot at KDIA and climbing at KSOL in the West. "I'll Never Find Another" (Columbia) DONNA SUM MER "The Wanderer" (Geffen) 34% reporting activity. Climbing at LARRY GRAHA M WJJS and KMJ Q; hot at WOIC. WVOL. WPXI. WHRK. WVEE and WKXI in the South. Hot at "When We Get Married" (WB) KSOL and KDKO in the West Hot at WJ MO in the Midwest Heavy airplay at WXYV in the East PRINCE M AZE "The Look In Your Eyes" (Capitol) 34% reporting Added at WEAS, climbing "Uptown" (WB) at WLOU and WJ MI. and hot at WOIC and WYLD in the South. The West shows an add at KDAY HEATVVAVE and hot rotation at KDIA. Climbing at WJ MO, WDAO. WTLC and WA M M in the Midwest. New at WA MO in the East. "Gangsters Of The Groove" (Epic) PARLIA MENT "Agony Of DeFeet" (Casablanca) 34% reporting action. Debuting TAVARES at WJJS, climbing at WLOU, WAOK. WKXI, WVOL, WJ MI and WOIC, and hot at WEAS in the "Love Uprising" (Capitol) South. New at WB MX, climbing at KATZ and WK W M, and hot at WTLC in the Midwest LAKESIDE CHI-UTES "Heavenly Body" (Chi-Sound) 34% reporting. Added at WGIV. WJJS and "Fantastic Voyage" (Solar) WJ MI; climbing at WDIA, and hot at WLOU in the South. New at WCIN, climbing at KATZ and LENNY WHITE KPRS, and hot at WB MX in the Midwest Medium airplay at WKND and WILD in the East "Kid Stuff" (Elektra) CLIMBERS NEW &ACTIVE Following are listed in order of their airplay activity

LA TOYA JACKSON "If You Feel The Funk" (Polydor) 29% reporting airplay. RAY, GOOD MAN Et BRO WN "Happy Anniversary" (Polydor) 49% reporting. Climbing at KDAY in the West. Hot at WCIN; climbing at WTLC and WA M M in the Mid west. Added at WJLB, climbing at WJ MO. KATZ and WCIN, and hot at WDAO, WB MX and WA M M Medium airplay at WLOU, WAOK, WJJS. WJ MI and WOIC in the South Climbing at WILD in in the Midwest. Hot at WJ MI and WGIV while climbing at WLOU. WKXI. WDIA and WJJS in the East. the South. Added at KDAY and KSOL in the West. Climbing at WKND and WILD in the East. FATBACK BAND "Let's Do It Again" (Spring) 26% reporting. Climbing at WCIN. SEA WIND "What Cha Doin " (A& M) 49% of our reporters are on it Climbing at WJ MO and WK W M: hot at WDAO in the Midwest. New at KDKO in the West Medium airplay W AOK. WHRK, WVEE. WDIA, WJJS. WVOL and WO WI in the South. The Midwest shows an at WKXI. WVOL and WO WI: hot at WLOU in the South. add at WB MX with medium airplay at WCIN, WDAO. WJLB and KPRS. Hot at WILD; climbing NOR MAN CONNORS "Melancholy Fire" (Arista) 26% of our reporters are on it at WA MO and WXYV in tho East. New at KSOL while climbing at KDAY in the West. Added at WAOK, WDIA and WOIC; climbing at WVOL in the South. New at WB MX, KATZ and BOOTSY "Mug Push" (WB) 49% reporting airplay. Debuting at KMJQ and VVVOL. climb- W A M M in the Midwest. The East shows an add at WILD and WWIN. ing at WGIV, WAOK, WJJS, WJ MI and WOIC. and hot at WEAS in the South. Medium activity JAMES BRO WN "Rapp Payback" (TK) 26% reporting airplay. New at WA MO: climbing at WA M M, WB MX. WK W M, KATZ and WTLC in the Mid west. Added at WA MO: climbing at at WKND and WILD in the East Added at WAOK and WJJS; climbing at WOIC and WLOU in WILD in the East. New at KDAY and climbing at KDKO in the West the South. Debuting at KDK O in the West Climbing at WTLC in the Midwest. LTD "Shine On" (AErM) 49% of our reporters are on it Added at WDIA and WKXI. Jirnb- SLAVE "Watching You" (Cotillion) 26% reporting. Added at WKXI and WOIC: climbing ing at WLOU, WHRK. WVEE, WVOL and WJ MI. and hot at WEAS. WYLD and WOIC ii, the at WLOU and WJJS in the South. New at WK W M; hot at WTLC and WDAO in the Midwest. South. The Midwest shows an add at WK W M, medium airplay at WJ MO. WA M M and WDAO, Dobuting at WILD and climbing at WKND in the East. and hot airplay at WCIN New at WKND and climbing at WXYV in the East. ASHFORD Et SIMPSON "Happy Endings" (WB) 46% reporting. Hot rotation at WJ MI; climbing at WOIC, VVVOL. VVYLD, WJJS, WHRK, WVEE, WAOK and WGIV in the South. Added at WK W M, climbing at WA M M, and hot at WJ MO and WDAO in the Midwest Medium JAZZ, A I 0 airplay at WXYV and WILD in the East Climbing at KDAY in the West MICHAEL HENDERSON "Prove It" (Buddah) 46% reporting. Hot rotation at WJ MI. W AOK. WLOU and WGIV while climbing at WEAS. WKXI and KMJQ in the South. The Midwest HOTTEST shows an add at WJLEI; climbing at WJ MO. KPRS and WB MX. Climbing at WA MO. WILD and HERBIE HANCOCK W KND in the East. New at KDKO and KDAY in the West. Mr. Hands (Columbia) GROVER WASHINGTON JR. Winelight (Elektral BAR-KAYS "Boogie Body Land" (Mercury) 46% of our reporters are on it. New at DAVE VALENTIN Land Of The Third Eye (GRP/Arista) WLOU and WKXI; climbing at WEAS, WAOK. WHRK, WVEE, WDIA. WJ MI and WOIC in the JUDY ROBERTS BAND The Other World (Inner City) South. Added at KATZ and WB MX; climbing at WJ MO and WTLC in the Midwest. Debuting at SPYRO GYRA Carnaval (MCA) W WIN while climbing at WXYV in the East. Added at KDKO in the West STANLEY TURRENTINE Use The Stairs (Milestone) DIANA ROSS "It's My Turn" (Motown) 46% reporting airplay. The South shows an DAVID CHESKY BAND Rush Hour (Columbia) add at WHRK. WVEE and WDIA while climbing at WKXI. WJJS, WPXI and WOIC with hot ro ERIC GALE Touch Of Silk (Columbia) tion at WGIV. Medium airplay at WCIN, WJ MO, WJLB and KPRS with hot rotation at WDAO SONNY ROLLINS Love At First Sight (Milestone) in the Midwest. Added at WXYV while climbing at WKND and WILD in the East. M ONTY ALEXANDER Ivory & Steel (Concorde) SWITCH "Love Over And Over Again" (Gordy) 46% reporting activity. New at DEVADIP CARLOS SANTANA The Swing Of Delight (Columbia) KDAY and climbing at KSOL in the West Hot at WK W M and WTLC; climbing at WDAO. WJ MO AH MAD JAMAL Intervals (20th) and WB MX in the Mid west. Added at WLOU and WGIV, climbing at WEAS. WJJS, WVOL and HUBERT LAWS Family (Columbia) W OIC. and hot at WDIA. WAOK and WJ MI in the South. WILTON FELDER Inherit The Wind (MCA) AZY MUTH EARTH, WIND Et ARE "You" (ARC/Columbia) 46% reporting. Added at WJLB; climb Outubro (Milestone) ing at WK W M, WJ MO. WTLC and WCIN in the Mid west. The South shows an add at WEAS. medium airplay at WLOU, WGIV, WAOK, WJJS and WOIC, and hot rotation at WHRK and NEW &ACTIVE W VEE. Hot at WILD and WXYV: climbing at WKND in the East. CLAIRE FISHER ROBERTA FLACK w/ PEAI30 BRYSON "Make The World Stand Still" (Atlantic) Salsa Picante (Discovery) EAST: WHOA/Washington, D.C., Jesse Fes. WEBB/Baldrnons MD, Chauncey (awls WYBC/New Haven, CT, 46% reporting activity. Added at WGIV, VVAOK, WKXI, WDIA. WYLD, WOIC and WO WI: climbing at Jonathan Breslau SOUTH: WC UUAtbrata, GA, Recruaya VYard. WTJZJNewpon News, VA, Soo Ewell. WEAS in the South New at WCIN. WTLC. WJ MO, WK W M and WJLB in the Midwest Debut- MID WEST: WADY/Columbia., OH, Terry Wilson WJZIJDetroft, MI, Donan Pester WEST: I(J114/Los Angelis, ing at WWIN. WKND and WILD in the East. CA, Lawrence Tenter Page 53 RIERIF/iday, Nove mber 29. 1900

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Funk Shun Pelleadi Send Swine Wonder George Denson Ge m. F•tbecir Sand Leu SawN Jecksons Lenny Whets NAN., art.-. Oreesse Swoon Teddy Pendergrass StyllstIce TD HOTTEST Keel 6 The Gene hence Cameo, Ne ves Keel 6 Tee Gang Stevie Wonder Teddy Pendergrass COMO* Al Arrow' Cameo Queen Stevie Wonder arift. knie4 Sweet Send Zaps, Jock eons HOTTEST Peirce Rohr' Jackson. Earth Wind B Fire Cameo Lenny White Pointer Meters Shy Tee*, Panderproes Georee lionson 00.,111 SUInener Kano Michael Henderson Wide SOUTH Shesikra Earth Wind a Fire 'Talk 1011 W O WI W AGS M O M Cameron limey Lat6sew %MIAS Jeseson. 11111 Merge & VA Allesile. OA Jeciewis T orn Igrowne llowirmeek GA Chseler Cad Cerweee Chreriert Cori *Weer Goitres Semen Chieses. R. Went See Ildssid th IEDIA ADDED ADDEO AD DEO teei le Ter Gong OakiethIL CA ADDED Yarbrough Et rouges Ace Sons H thel Peoples Choice ▪ 14.•• • Stasis. Wonder AD ORE) Kolgt Adonis Mese Bryson Clara Snrecthileak Came Lucas Chi /nes Pereerriont Fiteures Gap Send Br - Calder Norman Connor. ADDEO Rovd Sack HOTTEST n w* Noon'..' Connors Marne Sou 0 lath 'Prove' Des Dee ileidgewster /ye ws Stevie Wonder stn./. Wonder Al.,, loon 14•Aq HOTTEST Ler Kay" Leon Huff I UPI Germ Segerven Ms kool a m. Gang Jerrie, grown JeCilk mono Hotel Rey Oesenten 6 Beconn lieswind limbs lUP/ limes Construction Kermii Crook rti Cameo Jeoksons Sonorities, LTD T sensee Mormon Connors Diens Roes Turn leaddinse HOTTEST HOTTEST Redding* ADOID Fred Wesley Keel 6 The Gang Zapp Dim mer Stevie Wonder Stevie Wonder Dramatics %Ione Prince HOTTEST Prince K end 6 The Gang Teens Marie Earth Wind 6 Pb. Sieve Wender Cameo HOTTEST Annie herein Terns Merle Teddy Pendergrass Michael Winer NOTT UTT Teddy Pendergrass Cameron Ashford 6 Seredson Diana Roes Out Reddinge Keno ZeO0 George Senson k ool 6 The Gans K ore St The Gene Play Goodman 6 Brown Jones OWN HOTTIIST O wen Lenny White Sweet Send Cameo M▪ ichael Henderso- Teddy Pendergrass George Denson Stevie Wonder Leen Mtn Switch Lemr Delvern CM LiNe Kool a m. Gang Teddy Pendergrees Peeks Mahan Lawry Veins W ANT Lou Plesee Teddy Penderg rass George Swoon Stylietkas Catnap Awe ems Motel Moewlenel, VA Tavares Lenny White W O K Cameo Maze Plodding* A men So Norm Own Mee@ Chi Um. SO S Send Cobaidela, SIC M arne Give LTD 'Where Sotheir h e ms Heetweve IM O Idele Welliere Change Lenny Whits Jealsore Lerch ADOE0 Mic hael Henderson Preto. Fedor IVAN*. Sweet Send leeddeigs K 90C None Switch ADDIED MAK MI LTD Dien. Roes Out Seri Me mo. CA -Nora... Ho w- Weird UM* P•tric• Rusher, Pi .I.JS J J Jefhise P•nu meni HOTTEST WE I mcheaws, V • Steve Wonder Jackson, Me tiryson Fete ADDED Robert Goths AD M Jackson's Tanen, Pillemkall Yarbrough ft Peoples Leon Hun vroiv T•yerse Lou Rarwris Dees Norman Co nnors ADDED Cherielek NC Norman Connors Ray Goodman Ey Brown Brick ADDED 1011110 T $ More Jo Ann Cerehern Cledve Knight Sneer Sand LTD W here Keno Lenny W elwyn Cherimrson SC Chic (its. Lou Bawls Kool 6 The Gang Jr Funs Midnight Skre Band Tony Jorsileon HOTTEST ADOED Dynasty Seinvind Micheel Henderson Wide liryson'Asck Jackson. tines on/Recit Jaime Illrown Chang* Teddy Penerwer m HOTTEST ADDED Teddy Pendargrams Larry Grisham Sieve Lakeside Slick T'enwraps Teddy Ponder gross Redding. Stevie Wonder Heetweve Jerwasine Jeckeon HOTTEST Lamar Thorne" ▪ Go' 6 The Gans Rod Shriven Rey Goodman b Brown Gap Send Pellement Stevie Wonder WENN 0 C Smith LTD Sponneell Dens Row Ow Lenny Willonvi Moserig A mer firseekbn Teddy Pendergrass Mrstensherh AL Yarbrough B Peopies Cameo Doothe Brothers Dods Switch Eloise Laws koala The Gang Dew Demise TD Janos Gins K Doi Ey The Gang Braes Construction Prince Gap Send Donna Su mner HOTTEST Weirton Feeder Chi-Utes HOTTEST Chsorge Benson ADDED Ser Kays Lakeside Keno Patrice Rush ." Grover Washington Jr St.... Wonder Lenny White Non* C on Funk Shun Dyneery Grendmester Flash George Benson Jock sone Jackson' UM, . Graham Teddy Penderanim HOTTEST Teens Marie Don na Sum mer HOTTEST HOTTEST Mar • Geraldine Hunt Teddy Panderers.* T eddy Pendrrg' w Cameo Queen Stevie Wonder Jise thons Relies Lenny White VIA.11 GO Jack eons Stevie Wonder Ray Goodman te Brow" George Benson DortroK Mi KDAY T•yior Diens Roes Out WLOU George Benson K ool 6 The Gong Linn, Graham J Mioterel McKay Los Angeles. CA Melba Moors Earth Wind Et Fire Talk Laterrine. KT Prince Metier." 'awards Michael Weider, Ji Johnson Sweet Sand Donne SurrtITVW SS Pros Donna Sum mer Lends Clifford SlYiletSce ADDED Grandmaster Flesh Kool N The Gang Neil Chernond Die m Rose 'Turn Cameo Rey Goodman B Brown ADOED Vernon Burch Z Z Hill ADDED M ona° $uiten Jones Girls Men' 0 Jays Cameron Torn Browne Jones Girls Man W ELD Michael Henderson W VOL lerysonReck Sweat Send Tom Browns Larry Graham Berry Whits Nam Orieree, LA Lou %ewes Newhelle, TN Earth. Wind a Fire Ray Good man B Brown George Benson egr Keys Srue Wed Mersey Con Funk Shun Boots, KAILIO Annie Franklin W HIM Howson, TX Hiroshima Maze W W1 Sky'. ADOED Memphis. TN ADDED Rod Stewen Kenny Rogers &abet V Alleryik GA Yarbrough a Peoples Lenny WIllierne Mewing Ron Olsen Booby Idled, Henderson M ichael H•ftelereOn Scotty Andrew* Switch Temptations elsetweve Sims Construction Edmund Silveri ADOED firnion neck ADDED Patrice Ruston Police Jackson" Hotel ADOED HOTTEST Diens Ross "Turn HOTTEST Switch Arethe Franklin Deno Ross 'Turn Kool N The Gang HOTT EST Leo Sayer Jackso n. HOTTEST Lao.' Hutt Booth Leo Sayer !ewes Bend Stirei• WOn60, Teddy Pendergrass Jackson. Chi utee Teddy Pendergnatui HOTTEST Stevie Wonder George Benson HOTTEST HOTTEST HOTTEST Mlc hasi Henderson Sttileace Prince Teddy Pendergrass S 0 S Send Kano Keel a m. Gang PrinC41 CA MS) Maze Manhattans Larry Orals.." Stevie Wonder Heetweve Kano Manhattans Reddens, Arethis Franklin George Benson 104.• Rowe SO S Send Jackso n. Stevie Wonder George Benson Fetbecir Bend Minnie RIperton Lenny Whits Grandmaster Flesh Slick Carried LTD -W here - Lenny White Patrice Runner Jackso n. Stylistics Donne Summer Lenny White George Simeon Cameo Stylistics Shadow Earth. Wind Et Fire Cameo Diens Ross Out Teddy Pendergrass Pointer Sisters Stephanie Mlles Ca moo Cameron Wiron Feder Teddy Pendergrass LOOP Korai 6 Ti.. Gang Larry Graham Prince Teddy Pendergrass LTD Stevie Wonder Young le Company Mentions rts "(oar Et The Gang Stevie Wonder Gonralli Benson Jackeons Redding. Jackson. Jackson. Earth Wind & Fire Lanny Williams "Doh" 1 Sweet Bend Earth. Wind B Fire Page 54 REtR/Friday, November 28. 1980 OPPORTUNITIES Openings Openings Openings Openings

Nr:fw acoptIng topes end resu mes for future openings Progra m Director wanted for FM Rocker on its way Looking f or en experienced topical morning man EA ST Live Conte mporary Hit Radio A M. auto mated Pop/ to Number One Need leader to take station to full po in mediu m market located in the Ozarks Good pay for Adult FM Some experience preferred Send to Mike tential Must presently be a successful PD or major mar top individual Send tapes and resu mes to Box 1260 Shirley, WHAR WVHF, Box 2423. Clarksburg, M. 26301, ket lock with strong administrative abilities, with great Springfield, MO 65805 EOE M/F 111 28) AJI-night position open. Good entry level for talented or of/1113041624 5525 (no collect calls) EOE M/F (11 28) kno wledge of rock Et roll music and an intense desire beginner Primarily board work, some on-air duties to win Others need not apply 098 is already a winner, North west Indiana station looking for Ne ws Tapes and resumes to Tony Rose, WILK, 88 N Franklin this is not a turnaround situation Tapes resu mes and Director and aggressive Sales M enage, at local, , Wilkes Barre, PA 18711 No calls EOE III -28) SO U T H a brief philosophy of progra m ming a rock station and but professional sounding station 35 miles from Chi salary require ments to Larry Lakoduk, Box 2983, Fargo, cago, beautiful new facilities Send tapes and resumes W LA M/LavvIston- Auburn, M aine needs en intelli- ND 58108 No calls please EOE M/F 111 28) to WFL M, 10200 S Broad way, Cro wn Point, IN 46307 gent, professional Production Director who will be W ZZXJLoulaville's hottest AOR is looking for a Pro or call Jim Holly at 12191738 2221 EOE M/F 111 281 in charge of all phases of production including copy gram Director Kno wledge of people,manage ment, pro- Rare opening on stable FM stet/ for rock personality writing. studio work. etc includes a short airshift motion. research and marketing is desireable in addition Must have natural warm delivery, very strong pro W LA M is Il in this seven station market, with state to on air responsibilities Send tapes and resumes to Roger duction ability Hard worker who enioye being with a of -the an facilities and a great working atmosphere Hilken. President, Publicest Com munications, 10000 winner a require ment Excellent mediu m market salary W E S T RUSH tapes end resu mes to Gary Bruce, PO, WLA M. Shelbyville Rd Louisville, KY 40223 EOE M/F 111-281 available Tape, including production, to Larry Lakoduk, Box 929. Lewiston. ME 04240 EOE M ,F 111 281 Looking for midnight to Bem and A M drive at KIK X KLIF/Dallas goes Country January 1st. W e're search Box 2983, Fargo. ND 58108 No calls please EOE M/F (11 28) Tucson Must have Country experience Tapes and Entry-level position for experienced announcer/pro irig for nation's best radio entertainers to beco me part of a new Texas legend If you're ready for a top 10 resu mes to Bob Jones, Box 5566, Tucson, AZ 85703 duction. Tapes and resu mes to G DeSalvatore, 13 Lost midday personality to major market Immediate market, send tape and resume to Herb Allen. WF MS. EOE M/F II I 281 W oodside Drive, North Haven, CT 06473 EOE M/F opening at KTYN/Minot, ND Pop/Adult porsonality 111 28) 2255 N Ha wthorne Lane, Indianapolis IN 46218 EOE please No beginners Starting salary 1114,000 Tapes KNVR-F M97 is expanding our staff and searching for M/F 111-28) and resu mes to Jim Carnegie, Box 637, Minot, ND an afternoon announcer great in production, solid W LA N-F M is looking for a top-notch, aggressive. 58701. or call 17011852-0301 EOE M/F 111 28) music background, and good conversational delivery experienced sales person wiTh manage ment qualifi Looking for personality com municator with top pro- for top Chico FM rocker Send tapes and resumes to duction skills for market's only 24-hour A M station Stoner Broadcasting is accepting applications from cation WLAN employees are among the highest paid in Brent Farris, KNVR-F M97, Box 1167, Paradise, CA Immediate opening Send tape and resume to Chuck entertaining air personalities for future openings For- central PA. With benefits to match Address all resu mes 95969 Immediate opening EOE M/F (11-281 to Bill Cifuni, 252 N Queen St , Lancaster PA 1 7603 Jackson, VVT MC Radio, Box 897, Ocala, FL 32670 or mats include News-Talk, Country, Pop ,Adult, and No phone cells please EOE (11 28) call (9041629-8008 111-28) AOR Send tape, resu me and salary require ments K WF M/Tucson's number one rock station and voted to Glenn Bell. President, Stoner Broadcasting, 3900 Needed yesterday: Big voice hip Country jock for one of the top stations in the nation is in search of a NE Broad way, Des Moines, IA 50317 EOE M/F 111-281 Public Service Director, Pop/Adult personality and afternoon drive and copy/production Join Florida News Director who can create a News Department A OR personality opportunities open now at one of Treasure Coast winner Tapes to Bob Cannon, WA VVV that will not be afraid to knock on or down doors Send KFYR-A M/Y-93-F M/Bis marck no w accepting ap- Pittsburgh a pioneering radio combos Top-flight talent FM, Rt 1, Box 105, Ft Pierce, FL 33450 (11-28) what you do, where you've done it, and how much plications for news anchor/reporter Salary negotiable, needed yesterday Send your personality to us now No you'll do it for to Jim Ray, Box 13, Tucson, AZ 89702 excellent fringe benefits Send tape and resu me to beginners Tapes and resu mes to Bryan McIntyre. W SRF Country Ft Lauderdale. Three years on-air and or announcers News people only EOE Mark Swartzell, ND, Box 1738, Bismarck, ND 58502 ll W YDD WKPA, Box 7050, Pittsburgh, PA 15212 No auto mation experience desired Professional back- lit 281 EOE 111-28) calls please EOE M/F (11 28/ ground in CHR or Pop/Adult with a working kno wledge KPLZ/Seattie has big shoes to fill. This opportunity of Country music Send tapes, mistimes. and salary re- is huge We lost our afternoon guy to WCFL Are you W DLB/Marshfield, WI is accepting tapes and V100/Charleston W V hoe immediate opening for quire ments to Joe Max well, WSRF, 3000 SW 60th Ave- his replace ment? Golden West Broadcasters in the resu mes for 7prn-midnight eirshift plus production experienced newsperson. We've been searching so nue, Ft Lauderdale. FL 33314 EOE M/F (11 281 beautiful Pacific North west Tape, resu me, and "your Fringe benefits include health and life insurance plan long and haven't yet found a person with the qualities act" in writing to Jeff King, PD, KPLZ, Plaza 600/000 KYK X/Longvie w, TX looking for the perfect Larry to Conte mporary Country format with heavy emphasis on needed to keep us on top. If you're the one, send tape Ste wart St Seattle, WA 98101 EOE M/F 111281 loin our Larry wiLou morning team If you are an alive, sports and information Send tapes and resu mes to and resu me to Gary Mitchell, V100, Box 4318. Charles awake com munity-involved morning man who can Chris Michaels, W DLB Et WLJY-F M, Box 630, Marsh KPN W/Eugene, OR le expanding news department ton W V 25304 EOE M/F 111-28) maintain our 01 rating, rush tapes and resu mes to Tom field, WI 54449 EOE M/F111 281 and needs expeneAced person for both on air and Bates, KYKX, Box 2727, Longview, TX 75606, or call street reporting Good pay, liberal fringe benefits and Beautiful Music FM in mediu m market looking for 12141757-2662 I 1 1-28) Possible future openings for afternoon and evening chance to work in beautiful environ ment W o men and Chief Engineer. 1 st ticket, experience in outo metion air talent and a newsperson Opportunity for advance- minorities encouraged to apply Tapes and resumes to and transmitters a must Send resu me to G M. Box M orning announcer needed. Experienced only. ment into progra m ming-related roles AOR experience Bruce McKay, ND, Box 1120, Eugene, OR 97440 No 6273 Wheeling, WV 26003 111-28) Right bucks for the right person Tapes and resu mes helpful Tapes and resu mes and salary requirements calls please 111-28) to Kerry Lambert, WIMZ, 901 East Vine Avenue, Knox- to Cary Poll, PD, WXEZ, 2965 Pickle Rd Toledo, OH Experienced (2 years), mature announcer w ho ville, TN 37915 No calls please EOE M/F 111-28) Broadcast Associates no w accepting tapes and 43616 No calls please EOE M/F 111-281 fovea Country music Position is with a fine company resu mes for future openings at Country and AOR in Looking for nighttime jock who can cook at Texas Superb facility with winning attitude Join our team and Las Vegas, Ii Disco Et Oldies in El Paso, It Beautiful Panhandle's number one Tapes and resumes to Ron KVVEB is looking for a strong morning drive person- gro w Closing date for applications is Dec 5th Send Music in Albuquerque Send info to Doug Shane, Chase, PD. KPUR Box 30000, A marillo, TX 79120 ality, a pro who likes to get up early, be involved in the tape and resume to Rob Scheibly, W HTN Box 2288 National PD, Box 15223, Las Vegas. NV 89114 No calls EOE M/F (11-28) com munity, and can balance individuality with station Huntington WV 25724 EOE M'F (11-281 please EOE 111-281 format /11 Pop/Adult AM in one of the nicest cities in 0101 - East Mississippi's and western Alabama's A merica Gro wing company, good pay and benefits W R A W. Music Radio 1340. Is in search of a unique number one 100.000-vven CHR station, is looking for a W A NTED: Ne wsperson who sleeps with scanner Rush tapes, resu me, salary require ments, and brief nighttime personality If you have at !east one year strong air personality. Strong production also a must is aggressive, creative and can anchor afternoons Harr) sum mary of your personal radio philosophy to Opera- experience and can com municate with adults 25-44, Come loin a winner Rush tapes and resumes to Don work, lots of hours, reporting skills necessary Will work tions Manager, K WEB, Broadcast Plaza, Rochester, send me your eircheck and resu me Send to Rick Ryder Holmes, Box 5314. Meridian M S 39301 or call (6011 with 01 station in Top 100 market, with heavy news M N 55901 No calls please EOE M/F 111-281 Operations Mgr W RA W, Box 1710, Reading PA 6912381 EOE M/F 111-281 coverage and great reputation Company car, decent 19603 No calls please EOE M/F 111-281 bucks and great benefits Call News Director. Bob Brill Heft& Broadcasting's VVYYS/Cincinnati is search- W O OK/Greenville, SC, 5000 wan station is looking KUZZ Bakersfield, CA18051393-1500 111 281 ing for America's best talent to fill a position as a night- A rare opening at Washington's DC101. Need a top - for a com munity minded morning personality and time on-air personality W o men and minorities encour- News Director Send tapes and resu mes to Gary KTH O/South Lake Tahoe. CA is hiring Creative notch news com municator to work in the same city aged to apply Tapes end resu mes to Pat O'Brien, PD, Jackson Box 7777, Greenville, SC 29610, or call P o p/ A d ult air talent. Experienced only Also News where the President lives. Send tapes and resumes to W IN'S, 1132 W Kemper Rd Cincinnati, OH 45240 Director and copy writer positions Tapes and resumes Dave Bro wn, DC101. 1150 Connecticut Ave N W, 18031246-8960 EOE M/F 111 281 EOE M/F 111-28) to Wade Axell, KTH O, Box A M. S Lake Tahoe, CA Washington, DC 20036 No calls, lust sho w us EOE Progra m Director/Operations Manager for Contem- 95705 No calls please EOE 111-281 M/F (11 28) W e are seeking an achieve ment-oriented individual porary Hit Racho Oldies AM and auto mated TM Country to be PD of the next ft station in a Mid west mediu m KFQD/Anchorege, AK is looking for a super after- Ne ws person wanted! WIN EVVRKI-F M/Fairtield FM College and program ming expenence preferred market This person must be organized and highly Also seeking Production Director/air personality noon drive personality to entertain adults If you are County. CT looking for dynamic morning news person creative with strong skills in production and pro motion Both positions require people who are excited about tired of time and temp in the big city rat race give us Superior wnting and delivery W RKI is 50 kw Super- A limitless future and extremely good money for the a call Excellent money and weekends off The catch stars WINE is Pop/Adult with heavy local news com- radio Send tapes end resu mes to Richard P Oakley. right person Tapes and resu mes to Box 492, 1610 is, you gotta be damn goodl Contact Jim Scott, PD. mitment Rush tapes and resu mes to Mike Allen, ND Century Com munications, Box 170, Wilson, NC 27893 Argyle Ave , Hollywood, CA 90028 EOE M/F 111-281 1907) 344-9622 or send tapes and resu mes to KFCID. Box 95, Danbury CT 06810 No calls EOE M F(11-281 EOE M/F 111-28) 9200 Lake Otis Parkway. Anchorage, AK 99507 EOE Accepting tapes and resu mes for moddays Country M/F111-281 W PEN/Philedelphie needs s warm, mature, creative MI D W E S T plus possible MD duties at WOHK/Ft Wayne Send to entertainer for P M drive, WPEN is a Sinatra/Bennett Jeff De Weese. Box 6000 Ft Wayne, IN 461396 EOE Part-time and weekend instructors wanted. Mini M OH station with emphasis on 35+ demographics M F111 281 mu m 5 years experience in all phases of radio broad- Contact Julian Breen, WPEN, One Bale Cyn wyd Plaza. Needed: Two entertaining com municators with a casting Los Angeles area people preferred Tapes and Bala Cyn wyd, PA 19004 111-28) very adult approach for the top adult station in a seven W KKR/Evansville looking f or strong morning per- resu mes to Tom my Good win, Director, KIIS Broad signal market Earn what you're worth plus complete sonality for modern Country station Good bucks for casting Workshop, 1220 N Highland Ave, Hollywood Full-time night person needed for 80,000 watt FM in benefits Production Director also needed Only pros person who can do it all If you have strong desire to CA 90038 (11 281 New England Tapes and resumes to Pat Mc Donald, need apply Tapes and resu mes to Don Bowers, OM be 101, send tape, resu me, and recent photo to Gene Box 900. Brunswick, ME 04011, or cell 1207) 725-5507 KNOX, Box 1638, Grand Forks. ND 58201, or call 1701) Barry, W KKR. Box 3636. Evansville, IN 47735 No PLEASE NOTE: 11 1 281 775-4611 111-281 phone calls EOE M /F 111-281 You may place your ad In the Oppor- W OBK/Albany, iong-running AOR, seeks experienced Needed One upte mpo, fun-loving afternoon drive W KCN/Tell City. IN, 2500-watt daytime., looking for tunities section by mall or phone All M D/air personality who can also handle pro motions personality for a CHR rocker in a great college town PM drive/production 30 miles to nearest night life, all Openings, Positions Sought and ChangeS Tapes end resumes immediately to John Cooper, We are the top FM station in a seven signal market we have are trees. farms, and three good adult com- are free of charge Simply call us at VVOBK Box 1300, Albany, NY 12201 EOE 111 -28) Nice bucks and complete benefits Tapes and resumes municators already here for a Pop/Adult format getting to Don Bowers, O M, KYTN FM, Box 1638, Grand 42's If you can fit in and went to stay awhile, contact 12131 S53-4330 with your information, T wo positions now open for an experienced an Forks, ND 58201 or call17011 775-4611 EOE CI 1-281 John David Sell, Box 1140, Tell City, IN 47586 EOE or mail It to Radio & Records, 1930 Cen- nouncer and a dedicated News Director Small East 111-281 tury Park West, I A CA 90067 Please Coast A M-F M Send tapes and resumes to D a wn W EBC/Duluth seeking air talent, Tapes and resumes W APL, central Wisconsin 100.000-vvett AOR, needs Geffka, WS ME, Box 1220, Sanford, ME 04073, or call be sure to let us know when you have to Jim Casey PD WEBC 1001 Ninth St Duluth, M N Ne ws Director Send tapes and resumes to Wayne 1207) 324-7271 111 281 55805 EOE M/F 111 281 Shayne W APL Box 1519, Appleton WI 54913 Ill 281 found a position or filled your opening

CHANGES

Radio SUSAN BRONSON loins WIN D/Chicago, IL Sales staff. LUCIA FAVUZZI named RKO Radio Network Station Clearances Manager DIANE MAR QUEZ named Account Executive at KUDL-F M/Kansas City, MO AN DRE W C GOLDBER G appointed new Account Executive at WNE W/Ne w York, DANELLE LEONG joins KABL AM-F M'San Francisco, CA as Account Executive. NY TIM DOVVTY moves to FM99 (KOZN FM)/Imperial, CA from KA MP/EI Centro, CA. LARRY S BLU M named Regional Account Executive at WCUE-WKD D/Akron, OH BARB ARA GR OSIAK appointed Account Executive at FM99-WXL0/Ne w York, NY. ANNE 0 W H OLEY appointed Account Executive at KY W'Philadelphia, PA. KEN STANCIEL named Account Executive at WIN D/Chicago, IL. JON KNOTT has been pro moted to PD at W W0 M/Albany, NY KATHY BERNI joins KY W/Philadelphia, PA Newsradio staff. DON PERRY has been pro moted from Research Director to M D at KSO/Des LORRIE OBERLIN DAUBE appointed Sales Manager at WIN D/Chicago, IL. Moines, IA. BILL STEPHENS, formerly with F-105/Boston. M A, now doing swing shift at Record W RK O,'Boston, MA ROBERT WRIGHT joins RCA Records as A&R Producer, Black Music W ADE AXELL pro moted to PD at KTH O/South Lake Tahoe, CA. "RADIO" RAY BIXLER has been upped to PD at Z 100 (WZEN)/St. Louis, M O. REVRIFriday, Nove mber 28, 1980 Pegs 56 OPPORTUNITIES

Openings Positions Sought Positions Sought Goods & Services

Aggressive and hard working news and sports re P D seeks ne w challenge at Talk, Ne ws. Big Band, Current West Coast Airchecks Pop/Adult or AOR station Prefer PD, assistant PD, or porter looking for change. Want to continue my career Issue 008 features KCBCUCharlie Er Harrigan 1Contern O M position Will also consider air work if coupled with W E ST with a quality news organization. Love field or street porary AN D Country), KCBS-F M/John Mac Flanagan. reporting Contact GREGG AN DERSON, 223 Knollwood progra m ming responsibility 7 years expenence Ready KHJ/Country changeover, KJR/Gary Lock wood, KSAN Dr , Highland Heights, KY 41078 111-281 to relocate. LEO (3021654 1146 111.281 K N OS/Hanford, C A needs evening announcer. Cassettes 85 CALIF OR NIA AIRCHECK, Box 4408, San 1 000-wart AM Country station is looking for a creative. Diego, CA 92104 Don't give up. Personality still exists. Former KRBE Personality! That's what this young, ambitious jock m ode rately personaltty-onented announcer with good personality looking for a greet CHR station to contribute can give your station CHR and Pop/Adult my specialty production skills and background in Country music to Good production TONY PETERS, 7573 Calle Curand beco me part of forward-looking broadcasting Good to Sho w revolves around humor and surprise Have ability to be best with the best coach If you're looking Anaheim Hills, CA 92807 opportunity for nght talent to work with staff and man- '66-'78 Classic Airchecks for much m ore than time and temp , please call and say age ment to realize mediu m market potential of small Issue IC-1 features W NBC/Imus Et M organ 773 in Ne w England, but will consider all offers. GREG Radio ne ws pro with 21 years experience in broad market station with strong signal Qualified female pre- W EIBF/Jessice Savitch 6-67. KHJ/Charlie Tuna 1 72, very entertaining radio sho w 1713) 931-9163 after cast journalis m looking for better opportunity Cur- ferred Tapes and resu mes to To m Wells. PD. Box 49. KHJ/Charlie Van Dyke 9-73, KFRC/Dr Don Rose 2-75, noons, evenings, all day Weo and Th 111-281 rently ND with Gulf Coast Ne ws/Talk format, looking Hanford, CA 93232 No calls please EOE (11 281 K MPC/Gary O wens 1978, KFVVB/Joe Yoca m 9-88 Cas- for similar position that otters job stability and a chance settes 810 CALIF OR NIA AIRC HECK, Box 4408, San Young. experienced PD/M D has spent several years for advance ment Experienced in all formats as a writer, Diego, CA 92104 on-air at legendary major Pop/Adult station, and seeks reporter and anchor (2051433-2082 111 261 Top major market black -adult formatted station return to progra m ming mediu m market Adult or seeks candidate for oneor Progra m Director Country For info, call mornings at 16021779-2631 (11-281 Hey! Are you tired of boring your audience to tears? position Experience as PD and leadership qual- Isn't it about time you had some entertain ment be- Cartridge Reloading ities a must If you're ready for one of the best Seek progressive opportunity In C A M ediu m or tween songs? Wouldn't you like some DJs with person- Factory authorized rebuild service on Aristocart. Cap. ality. chans ma, style for change? If the ans wers to jobs in radio, send recent aircheck and resu me large market Many years expenence in venous formats itol/Audiopak A-2, AA-3, Fidelipac Cartridges Fast turn these questions are yes or even maybe, contact us W e to Radto Et Records, Box 213, 1930 Century KEN McK AY 1714) 475-6303 111-281 around BR O ADC AST CARTRIDGE SERVICE, 15131 make beautiful radio together Northeast preferred Park West, Los Angeles, C A 90067 Triton Lane, 1108, Huntington Beach, CA 92649 18001 STEVE O'NE AL. formerly of KASH/Eugene looking H AL HALL and LARRY McR AE 12121331-7406 (11-211 1354-6419 or 17141898-7224 for an on air Production Director position Auto mation background also Will relocate any where on West coast V AL PATRICK, 18 years expenence, worked major. Be part of the Best tea m in progra m ming sales. If Available now (5031935-3447 111 281 mediu m. small markets as PD M D and was manager Creative Broadcast you are a progra m ming onented Sales M anager or of a small market station Can handle all types of for Sales person looking for a new challenge in format Services Agency Journalis m grad seeking sportscasting position Ex mats, plus play-by-play in all sports Call anytime (6011 sales, call Ron Harnson at Drake Chenault (2131 884- perienced, will relocate KIM16081 837 5266 (11 281 863-9626 111-211 -M edia Place ment Professionals - Radio-TV-Cable- 7400 (11-281 Record confidentially requests female resu mes Upte mpo creative afternoon personality is looking to Female Ne ws Director in small market auto mated sta- Manage ment executives, technical, talent 100 % free relocate 5 years experience both radio and TV 1st tion seeks position as part of news staff in mediu m to applicants 6290 Sunset Et Vine, 9th floor Holly wood, SO UTHER N CALIF OR NIA station looking for phone and excellent production Currently doing after- market station Willing to relocate DEBBIE 1317) 933- CA 9002812131467-8151 multi-talented individual to work in pro motion, noon drive in small market tourist econo my KEVIN 2252 Ask for further phone number 111 211 music, continuity, etc Possible weekend and BART ON (3141348-3772 between 1 and 5pm 111.281 fill-in air shifts news and jock Typing a must 10 year radio vet in Northeast looking in PA Present Resu mes, references, samples and aircheck to Sound Effects Young female with 4 years cxpenence looking for on- A M drive and M D Interested in stable PD. M D and , or Radio Et Records, Box 214. 1930 Century Park air and/or music position Formerly WRVR and WC AU air position Experience PD. M D, pro motion, research, Co mplete 26 LP sound effects library with over 750 W est, Los Angeles. CA 90067 FOE M ,F F M Formats include A OR. Jazz, Disco. and CHR M OR. Pop/Adult, Conte mporary Hit, A M/P M drive. different effects Quick cued and produced exclusively Willing to relocate, salary negotiable Available now great Production Impeccable record with references for broadcasters 9195 00 for the entire set plus 85 00 shipping Send for catalog to VALENTIN O INC., 151 Call (2151879-0329 111-281 For a serious professional relationship in the Northeast call after 5 EST 17171622-2319 111.211 W est 46th St N Y. N Y 10036 or phone (2121 246- M ajor m arket jock with progra m ming and M D ex- 4675 Positions Sought Black Bay Area rocker with 7 years expenence wants perience BOB SC OUT13141388 2404 111-281 full time w ork Good with production. newscasting. REtB and jazz formats Will relocate STEF AN (4151 Help! I need out of this radio blz Expenenced in Ne ws Director with unique style Personality plus 5 46-3561 111-211 :60's And :30's Music Beds multi-track recording, mix do wn audio processing, Seeking upper mediu m or major market move Great Tired of subscriptions? M onthly fees for years old digital, etc I need a studio job some where. any where pipes. 5 years experience ALAN RIC H AR DS (2191938 M ediu m m arket personality near top 10 ready to music? 100 different conte mporary musical spot beds All I need is a good operation end a living Call me in 7731 111 281 move up 12151378 1605 end leave message 111 211 for one price No royalties, no clearances 875 00 plus Milwaukee at (4141228-8646 (11.281 95 00 shipping Write or call today VALENTIN O INC Chief Engineer, 7 years expenence A M FM and 151 West 46th St N Y N Y 100361212) 246-4875 KEN SILVERSTEIN, currently Sports Director at directional antennas Good audio Can do airshift Call Are you considering a format shift or an o wner change' Then don't call me I ve been there I've been KKD A FM/Dallas Ft W orth looking for maior market 18121282-6536 111 281 here a year and will be available in January 25 year opportunity Ca111817) 261 6605 (11 281 M ajor market progra m mer and O D looking to relo- old single male looking to get back into rock 2 years Christmas Progra m ming

cate in your area Country CHR or 7 Looking for post com mercial experience, presently working at 002 station Female with 1st ticket and six years experience seek- Package ing on air job at mediu m to major market station Con- tion in Flagstaff area M ust have good bucks Good with 2nd highest daypart (APB, A/M1 Expenence KDLK and KPAN BRUCE (9151 692-87E13 during non tact CHRISI9161544 7304 111-281 track record references on request, non-air, 13 years 122 Christmas huts and seasonal songs rn our CHRIST M AS expenence M anage ment oriented KEN (7141484-8238 business hours CST or wnte 2026 S 20th, Abilene TX PROGRA M MING PACK AGE Available to radio stations Four-year veteran of the radio wars looking for after- after 8pm 111 281 79602 111-211 only - in M ON O or STERE O 251-1z toning optional For noon dnve position east of the Mississippi and close more info - write or call . THE M USIC DIRECTOR Experienced personality jock with top notch produc to the M ason-Dixon Line Previous experience at Gro wth position in Ne ws, progra m ming or audience PROGR A M MIN G SERVICE, Box 103, Indian Orchard Houston's /s1 Beautiful Music station and also east Ten- research sought 11 years expenence includes WCB M. tion skills M D experience and good voice looking for M A 01151 14131783-4826 position to fill right now Stable employee and family nessee's o1 Country station Have college degree am W 3B A, W YRE W GAY, and OK 100 W ants young, married with one in the hangar, and need full-time, non-bureaucratic environ ment (7171392-5767 (11 281 man Prefer sunbelt states but will consider all offers Please call LARRY KAYE 12031229-3898 111-211 good-paying job in progra m ming and ,or announcing. Contact B J GARRICK (6151725-3517 111.281 The Book is Over, but it's no time to let up the pace you've established Let me round out your tea m with a JAY MIC H AELS going ho me to Dallas/Fort W orth New!!! Creative Record Intros Available Dec Nine years expenence I1 afternoon drive J T AUSTIN of KZ AP ready for a challenge in a larger hard-working dedicated AOR com municator whose 5 T wice m onthly 45 to 55 TAYLOR-M ADE INTR OS est 2 ARB's at WBCS)MiWaukee A solid pro, good ref - mediu m or major market Strong production and P.Pes years plus experience includes M D, pro motions and Hu morous, informative, some lust plain creative ALL Hard worker wants to be part of your tea m Call week special progra m ming Call for tape and resu me after erences, national radio and TV spots currently running concisely developed 2 samples just 82 to SC OTT days (sunup to sundo wn119161 924-0264 (11.281 5pm EST SH A WN (3131559-4338 (11.281 Pro mos and production talent strong M ust be Dallas) KEE NE, 13811 Valley Vista, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423 Ft W orth market (8171292-4054 (11-211

Co ming soon to your area young, versatile an- Night O wl for hire. I'm looking for an opportunity to D O N MIC H AELS midday jock, 6 years expenence, all nouncer specializing in news sports and play by play make things happen Overnights for a small to mediu m formats Southern CA only 81000 per month minimu m Can also handle airshift and MD duties 2`h years small market station Last expenence in Chicago market Will- market experience plus college degree For previe w call ing to relocate Prefer CHR but will consider anything /7141729-3756 111-21) Broadcasters' Action Line 13011949-0722 111-281 interesting 3rd class good production. good corn. Job referral service - 940 00 for 12 months, R3, Box 84, municator PAUL RIC H AR D H ARRIS ON (3121 653- Old }ock, been in radio since '52 Can do everything Lexington, IN 47138, (8121889-2907 Free to employers. Experienced air personality looking to retu m to °635 (11 281 Found Country 5 years ago WtIlie-Waylon-Patsy-Hank NY PA area Currently employed in South Prefer small and good oldies Prefer 12 midnight-6am or get 'em up or mediu m market. Pop/Adult or CHR Also expenenced Dallas-Ft. W orth, I love you' Ho w about a job' Adult Consider all BOB DANIELS 16081271-3 397 111-211 "Radio's Pre miere in sports announcing Call (7161 761-6936 and leave one-to-one com municator. 6 years on the air D AN message 111-281 1405) 947-4033 (11-281 P M drive lock looking to move to rocker in W est Co medy Service" 1915) 944-9256 111-211 Very versatile black jock looking for immediate em- FREE SA MPLE ISSUE of radios most popular humor Go West. young man. go West. Horace Greeley once ploy ment along the East coast Prefer Pop Adult or service , ° LINERS. 1448 R West San Bruno Fresno, Your search has just ended. I'm a radio workaholic, said that. I'm not sure what radio station he worked for. CHR Pre sently employed Tape and resu me available C4 93711 or phoneI2091 431 1502 8 years experience including top 50 market air talent but I do want to move West I am presently in Mid west G O (2051666-8428 (11 281 radio, would like to find home at personality Pop/Adult and secondary market progra m mer with proven ratings success Just a phone call away (6021 271-8759 Let's or CHR station in West or Pacific North west If inter- KEVIN C O A N ICIeve Reynolds) 9 years Cleveland. ested, call me at (9151949-1103 111-281 Akron, W ZZP, NA/0 MT. WL YT, WK D D, W CUE Past 6 discuss your opening (11-211 Lola's Lunch months PD/O M WV OT-WXYY/VVilson, NC W ant major DR OP YOUR PANTS, grab your socks, here come the air or me.fiu m TV 12161464-1439 (11-281 iaHs here come the yocks Co mplimentary snack Ho w about this one? Hu morous ad fibbing interesting LOLA's LUNC H," 1390 Arroyo Drive, Ypsilanti MI entertainer proven audience rapper 10 years expenence Available Dec. 1 RICH ABR A MS mornings. M O, 48197 Good phones Help send this jobless jock back to KVOC Casper, W Y Also experience as PD Get ready w ork 702/873-2593( or (7021381-6928 111-281 for the Spring book Country or Pop/Adult. Mid west Miscellaneous preferred (3071577.0057 (11 281 Former PD at W BGY A M-F M, experienced all types KIZZ/Minot, ND needs oldies service fro m all labels progra m ming, music exceptional production Former Pop/Adult talent with progra m ming background, 50% T wo /12 -Hour Christmas Conte mporary format Jim Henne man. KIZZ, Box 2188. Production Director WF O M/Marietta, GA 7 years ex- adult increase in Rockford Currently in Chicago Look- Minot, ND 58701 111-21) Penence looking for something in Southeast If you ing at other full-time positions (8151 874-7084 (11-281 Progra m Specials want a worker, you've got iti BILL WEST 19121 995- W J V A/South Bend, IN changing formats to Pop' -Christmas In The Air" features readings by James 5363 or 995-2331 (11-281 Adult Need product fro m all labels Send to Dan Mason, Claire Bloo m, Alec Guineas Beautiful, exciting JO H N N Y RITE looking to re-enter radioland 5 years Alen, WJV A. 1129 N Hickory, South Bend. IN 46615 music "Moods Of Christmas" features a vanety of expenence in production and airvvork W ould like small music in an audio extravaganza Co mpatible with any (11-281 Experienced, hard working, reliable announcer with or mediu m market AOR or CHR. possibly Country Will- format Call (2131 939-3140 or write VOXTEL, 5670 M D and PD experience Available immediately Excel- ing to relocate Past experience with KAFY, Bakersfield, KRST-F M/Albuquerque in need of Country record Wilshire Blvd , Los Angeles, CA 90036 lent voice, creative production skills Can handle play - KERN/Bakersfield. KBOS Tulare and KFRE/Fresno If service fro m all labels, majors included KRST FM, Box by-play Excellent references Prefer Pop/Adult or CHR you're looking for a hard working DJ, cell (2131 932- 3280, Albuquerque, NM 87110 111-211 in Ne w England but will consider all offers GREG 9659 (11 28) ZE MLANSKY, 781 Oak St Lewiston, M E 04240 or Needed: KHJ/Los AngeleSaIrcheck from 8pm 10p m Goods Et Services (2071783-9280 (11-281 fro m Fri . Nov 7, 1980 Contact Steven Kaye.18051 832- M aking your classifieds come alive or getting KEN E. M ARKS. the Urban DJ, is looking for CHR 1410 (11-211 your goods and services singled out is simple " What You've Always W anted To Kno w About airwork in the W est M usic and production director Only 35 cents a word. 810 00 minimu m per Bro wn Cotton Gloves" is lust one of the books I've experience 12131558-8385 111-281 C H YR, Essex Country's rr 1 rocker. looking for service week for Goods Er Services Blind Box ads, 50 written 7 years at last station, 5 as AM drive PD. M D. fro m all major labels 100 Talbot St E Lea mington, cents a word. 820 00 minimu m per week All and O M experience Co m munity involved, dedicated For lease, one 13 year pro. Pop/Adult or CHR, may Ontario N8H 1L3 (11-211 headitnes are free Contact REtR Classified De- and relate well to mature adult audience in a fun way also be used as PD or M D No security deposit re- partment. Mon-Fri at 12131553 4330. or write us Prefer Pop ,Adult or Country 34 years old, ready to be KRK O/Everett. W A requests any and all service on quired terms of lease negotiable DAVE CARLISLE at 1930 Century Park W est, L.A CA 90087 a me mber of your tea m Love CT and Boston For tapes all jazz product Box 1227, Everett, WA 98206 (11 211 (9191633-1450 or 19191637-9741 111-281 arid resu me DAN NY KING 15021426-0285 111-281 OE BACK PAGE NATIONAM;AIRipLAY/30 THREE TWO WEEKS WEEKS LAST November 28, 1980 BREAKERS® AGO AGO WEEK 1 1 1 1 KENNY ROGERS/Lady (Liberty) 'Back Page Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest 4 2 2 level of station activity on any given week O LEO SAYER/More Than I Can Say (WB) 8 6 3 o CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Never Be The Same (WB) STEELY DAN 14 8 6 O NEIL DIA MOND!Love On The Rocks (Capitol) Hey Nineteen (MCA) 15 11 7 O BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Hungry Heart (Columbia) 72% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 37, Same 25, Down 0, 19 12 8 O JOHN LENNON/(Just Like) Starting Over (Geffen) Adds 100 including WKB W, WIFI, 96KX, WROR, PRO-FM, 23 14 11 O BARBRA STREISAND/BARRY GIBB/Guilty (Columbia) JB105, Q107, KRLY, Q105, WCKX, WDRQ, CKLW, WHB, 26 19 12 O AIR SUPPLY/Every Woman In The World (Arista) W OKY, KFI, KPLZ. See Parallels, charts at number 28. 5 5 4 9 DARYL HALL Et JOHN OATES/You've Lost That Lovin'... (RCA) 11 9 9 ANDY GIBB 10 PAT BENATAR/Hit Me With Your Best Shot (Chrysalis) 3 4 5 11 CLIFF RICHARD/Dreaming (EMI America) Time Is Time (11S0) 2 3 10 12 BARBRA STREISAND/VVoman In Love (Columbia) 68% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 67, Same 37, Down 0, 28 26 19 • KORGIS/Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime (Asylum) Adds 43 including WKB W, CKG M, KS95-FM, KXOK, WHB, W OKY, KFRC, KSFX, KJR, KPLZ, KSRR, KXX106, FM100, 26 • BLONDIE/The Tide Is High (Chrysalis) W AKY, WEFM. See Paral!els, charts at number 29. 30 23 O OUVIA NEWTON-JOHN w/CLIFF RICHARD/Suddenly (MCA) 10 10 14 16 DIANA ROSS/I'm Coming Out (Motown) - 27 25 HEARTfTell It Like It Is (Epic) 24 20 16 18 ROGER DALTREYNVithout Your Love (Polydor) NEW &ACTIVE - 29 24 0 POLICE/De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da (MIM) Recent releases with alrpiay reported by at least 50 of our reporting stations are listed In Order 28 of their activity The two numbers following the artist title label designation !example 100 251 O ROD STEWART/Passion (WB) indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week 11001 and of those 100 now 6 7 13 21 DONNA SUM MER/The Wanderer (Geffen) many added it this week 1251 Moves are broken down for each record and indicate how many stations moved ,he song up on their charts neld It the Sam. Ion to on add to on 31.31 18 17 17 22 JIM MY HALL/I'm Happy That Love Has Found You (Epic) etc ) moved it Down on their charts or Added It this week Complete airplay activity on all songs listed in New & Active can be found in the parallels indicates one of this weeks 29 O DOOBIE BROTHERS/One Step Closer (WB) most added rile songs 25 24 21 24 RANDY MEISNER/Deep Inside My Heart (Epic) 12 13 15 25 JACKSONS/Lovely One (Epic) DR. HOOK "Girls Can Get It" (Casablanca) 111/9 Moves: Up 70, Same 31, Down 1, Adds 9, WEIL. CKL W. KJR, K104, KSTT. 30 28 27 O HARRY CHAPIN/Sequel (Boardwalk) KIOA, KKXX, 95XIL, KDVV. WBEN-F M 36-31, JB105 23-19, WCKX 29-21. - 30 • BARRY MANILO W/I Made It Through The Rain (Arista) DON WILLIA MS "I Believe In You" (MCA) 11on O STEELY DAN/Hey Nineteen (MCA) Moves: Up 78, Same 17. Down 8, Adds 7, WROR, WKBO, WEF M, WJBQ. _ WIGY, KCE1N, KDZA. WCAO 10-7. KXOK 20-17, WOKY 13-10, KEARTH 26 O ANDY GIBBITime Is Time (RSO) 24, KPLZ 17-14. 9 16 18 30 STEPHANIE MILLS/Never Knew Love Like This Before (20th) JOHN COUGAR "This Time" (Riva) 10817 This chart is based solely on airplay statistics compiled weekly from our CHR reporting ttations. Moves: Up 64. Same 31. Down 6. Adds 7, KINT, WCSC, WDJX, KROY, Black circled numbers indicate significant upward movement from at least 60% of our reporters. KG W, KRUX, Z102, WBEN-FM 32-28, WCAO 29-26, Z93 16-9. WHB 4-3. KOOL Et THE GANG "Celebration" (Delite/Mercury) 106/9 MOST ADDED • Moves: Up 88. Same 7, Down 2. Adds 9, KSFX, 13K, V100, KTSA, WHOT, HOTTEST STEELY DAN "Hey Nineteen" (MCA) LEO SAYER "Mote Than I Can Say" (WB) WT MA, KICS(X, FM102, KQIZ-FM, VVXLO 5-3, WXKS 7-4, Z93 15-8 KIIS-FM ANDY GIBB "Time is Time" IRSO) KENNY ROGERS 'Lady" (Liberty) 22-15, BOZ SCAGGS "Miss Sun" (Columbia) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN "Hungry Heart" (Columbia CHEAP TRICK "Stop This Game" (Epic) 102/9 DOOBIE BROTHERS "One Step Closer" (WB) NEIL DIA MOND "Love On The Rocks" (Capitol) Moves: Up 53, Same 40. Down 0. Adds 9, KSRR. CK101, WVIC, KRG. DELBERT McCLINTON "Giving It Up..." (Capitol) B. STREISAND/B. GIBB "Guilty" (Columbia) W HHY, KSEL, KFYR, KELO, KATI, JB105 35-27, CHU M 15-12. Complete Redonahzed Lts(ongs on Pdoe 22 and 23 Parallel Wimps Begin on Page 24 5 EDDIE RABBITT "I Love A Rainy Night" (Elektra) 88/24 Moves: Up 49, Same 14, Down 1, Adds 24 including Z93, KX0K, WTIC-FM, KFMK, WLCY WNOX, WQRK, WAKX, KMJK, KRQ. WLA M. WRKR. Others Getting Significant Action DIANA ROSS "It's My Turn" (Motown) 87/17 Moves: Up 58, Same 10. Down 2. Adds 17 including WKB W, KS95-FM, REO SPEED WAGON "Keep On Loving You" (Epic) 48/25 WZUU, WOLF, WHYN. KWIC, WERC. KRAV, KNBQ, WNBC 6-4, WRKO 12- Moves: Up 11, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 25 including 96KX. 940, CKL W, WOLF, WFLY, WPST, KHFI. KWIC, KLAZ, 9. WOKY 25-17. KOPA 24-16. KZ93, WZOK, WO W. KCPX, KLUC, KVOL, TIERRA "Together" (Boardwalk) 84/20 CLIMAX BLUES BAND "Gotta Have More Love" (WB) 48/9 Moves: Up 39, Same 23, Down 2. Adds 20 including WIFI. JB105. WGCL. Moves: Up 28, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 9. CHU M, KUPD, K104, KWIC, KJ100, WVLK, WVIC. 95XIL, KSLY. W OLF, WKIX, W GH. W AKX, WIKS, WLA M, WXKS 34-31, KFRC 38-34. STEVIE WONDER "Master Blaster (Jam min r (Tarnla) 48/2 BOZ SCAGGS "Miss Sun" (Coluntbia) 73/38 Moves: Up 16, Same 9, Down 21, Adds 2, WNBC, KYNO-FM, WXLO 1.1. KRLY 1-1, KIIS-FM 5-3, KJR 6-4. Moves: Up 17, Same 18, Down 0, Adds 38 including WBEN-FM, 96KX, ABRA "The Winner Takes It All" (Atlantic) 47/12 WPGC, 940. 0105, KPLZ, WFLY, WICC, 92Q, WRJZ. Z104, KERN. Moves: Up 18, Same 17. Down 0. Adds 12. JB105, CKL W. WZZP, KSRR, WJDX, WERC, WIGY, WHEB, WFLB, KILE. BABYS "Turn And Walk Away" (Chrysalis) 64/12 KVOL, KYYA Moves: Up 25, Same 27. Down 0. Adds 12, WDRQ, CKL W, WJDX, WRVQ, 5 DONNA SUM MER "Cold Love" (Geffen) 44/24 W AKX, KIOA, WIKS, 92X, KEZR. WKXY, KILE, KDZA. Moves: Up 9, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 24 including WTIC-F M, 140, KHFI, KWIC. KX X106. WAXY. WBBQ, WAYS, W AYLON JENNINGS "Theme From 'Dukes Of Hazzard" W AKX, Z104, KERN, KSPZ, Z102. (RCA) 62/0. Moves: Up 42. Same 13, Down 7, Adds 0, WPGC 20-18, JACKSONS "Heartbreak Hotel" (Epic) 39/23 W OKY 7-5, WOLF 19-8, KEEL 13-8, 920 13-8, WORK 21-13, WAKX 17-12, Moves: Up 9, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 23 including WXLO. KRLY. 0105, KFRC. WKEE, WNOE. WAPE, WCSC, W NA M 17 13, WLBZ 10-7, Z102 14-9, KDZA 24-17. W QRK, KENO, KHYT, KPUR, KW WL. It EARTH, WIND Et FIRE "You" (ARC/Columbia) 56/13 BETTE MIDLER "My Mother's Eyes" (Atlantic) 39/14 Moves: Up 24. Same 19. Down 0, Adds 13, 96KX, WCKX, WOLF, WKBO, Moves: Up 11, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 14, WFIL. WXKS. WHYN, 96X, WRJZ, WAYS, WORK, WEFM, KSTT, WKEE, WF MF, WRBR KTAC, KYSN, 14WK, WHHY, KSEL, KSLY. WLA M, WTSN, FM99, KFYR, KKRC. BOB SEGER "The Horizontal Bop" (Capitol) 58/10 POINTER SISTERS "Could I Be Dreaming" (Planet) 38/8 Moves: Up 21, Same 25, Down 0, Adds 10, WBEN-FM. KUPD, Q106, KBFM, Moves: Up 16, Same 14, Down 0. Adds 8, KRLA, KIIS-FM, WKEE. WVIC. WFBG, KO WB-FM. KVVVVL. KQDI. KSET- FM 30-24, 96X 13-10. W VLK, KKXX. KSPZ, FM103, KLUC, WCIR, JB105 32-25, WDRQ 28-21. KINGS "Beat Goes On/Switchin' To Glide" (Elektra) 56/8 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT "Games People Play" (Arista) 36/16 Moves: Up 22. Same 24. Down 2, Adds 8, KQ94, W DJX. K96, WIGY, Moves: Up 11, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 16, WBEN-FM, WGCL. WOKY, KJR, WHFM, WRVQ. WIS M, WNA M. KEZR, WCG Q. WISE. KVOL, KPUR, K104 29-Z2, KJ100 10-8, WNA M 19-15. Note: KROY, KJRB, WCIR, WXLK, KQ WB-FM. KK XL, KOOK. Some stations playing only "Switchin'..." r2 DELBERT McCLINTON "Giving It Up For Your Love" (Capitol) 35/26 EAGLES "Seven Bridges Road" (Asylum) 55/20 Moves: Up 1, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 26 including WRKO, JB105, WGCL. WACO', WHYN, WNOE, BJ105, WOK!, Moves: Up 17, Same 18. Down 0, Adds 20 including 94Q, WKEE, KBFM, WXEZ. KIOY. KRUX, WLBZ, WELB, FM99, WF MF, WAAY, WSKZ, WNA M, KKXX, KTKT, 96KX 24-19, WFLY 30-25. MARCY LEVY Et ROBIN GIBB "Help Mel" (RSO) 34/12 AC/DC "You Shook Me All Night Long" (Atlantic) 54/0 Moves: Up 11, Same 11, Down 0. Adds 12, WIFI, WOLF, WHFM, WPST. KINT. KHFI, WTIX, WXEZ. KIOY. WANS- Moves: Up 21, Same 14. Down 19. Adds 0, WLS 27-18, KUPD 2 1. WPST 22. FM. KDZA. KATI. 19, WNOE 3-2, WIKS 17.12, WXEZ 23-18, KKXX 2-1, KIOY 3-2. QUEEN "Need Your Loving Tonight" (Elektra) 34/6 MICHAEL STANLEY BAND "He Can't Love You" (EMI Moves: Up 15, Same 13, Down 0. Adds 6, KBEQ, KHFI, WVIC, WKXY, KILE, KATI, CK 101 39-36, KSPZ 30-25. America) 52/20. Moves: Up 13. Same 19. Down 0, Adds 20 including DOLLY PARTON "9 To 5" (RCA) 33/22 940, CKL W, KUPD, WHFM, 0106, KBFM, K X104, WNA M, KENO, WIGY. Moves: Up 5, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 22 including WFIL, WOLF. KINT, KBFM, KEEL, WAAY, KX104, WGH, WAKY, WKXY. KCBN. W AKX. WNA M, KEZR, KSPZ.

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