I N S E: Stiker Named VP/GM FIRST SUMMER BIRCHES At WHDH & WZOU Chicago: WGCI-FM soars to 5 -share lead Detroit: WJR roars back into first WCBM /Baltimore VP /GM for four and a half years. Boston: WXKS -FM gains 4 for top spot Bud Stiker has left Metromedia San Diego: KGB hits double figures to become VP/GM at Blair's "(Metromedia Radio Divi- Washington: WKYS holds edge over Boston AC-CHR combo WHDH sion President) Carl Brazell WHUR & WZOU. The 28 -year broad- really went out of his way to Cleveland: WMMS lead cut to 11 caster fills the vacancy created help me," Stiker told R&R. Page 24 earlier this month when Al "This is a dream come true, Brady Law joined KTKS /Dal- and I'm very proud of it. The CHR TODAY: A las as VP /GM. competition is terrific, and I'm CREATIVE VACUUM? Stiker spent a year at WCBM excited about working with overseeing the format conver- (Owned Stations Division Presi- All over America, CHR stations may well sion from News /Talk to Tran- dent) Jim Hilliard, (Blair Pro- be diluting the format's formula and RADIO & RECORDS star's Format 41. He transfer- gram Consultant) George Wil- deluding themselves that they'll gain.Joel red to Baltimore from the GM liams, (WHDH PD) Jim Mur- Denver provides an in -depth analysis. post at KHOW /Denver, and phy, and (WZOU PD) Harry Page 42 earlier managed KTXQ /Dallas Nelson." FAIRNESS DOCTRINE NOT A LAW? LEVY INDICTED The U.S. Court of Appeals ruled that the Fairness Doctrine has never been voted into federal law. Uncertainty reigns as to Newark Grand Jury Indicts the impact this ruling might have. Page 16 IN THE NEWS THIS WEEK 21 In Cutout Dealings Terrence Elkes leads $2.7 billion Roulette Records President Federal prosecutors made racketeering statutes. Announc- It's alleged that Vastola and Viacom buyout plan Morris Levy, an influential the charge public Tuesday ing the indictments, US Attor- Levy arranged for record deal- Bill Wise PD of new Miami AOR music industry figure for the (9.23) in Newark, NJ. It is part ney Thomas Greelish said that er John Lamente and his com- WGTR past 30 years, has been indicted of a 117 -count indictment re- Levy and others were arrested pany, Out Of The Past of Darby, in Lee Douglas Pres. /GM, Steve Weed by a federal grand jury on ex- turned Sept. 19 by the Newark Monday. PA, to receive $1.25 million tortion charges relating to the grand jury, accusing a total 21 The indictment focuses heavi- credit to buy approximately PD at KHIT sale of MCA record and tape individuals - including Levy - ly on the activities of Gaetano five million album cutouts from Sam Kaiser VP at MTV cutouts. If convicted, he faces of various crimes. Ten of the Vastola, reputedly a "soldier" MCA in mid-1984. Vastola and PD at Doug Podell WLLZ up to 60 years in prison. defendants were charged under in the DeCavalcante organized Levy guaranteed the payment James VanSickle GM at WIRE & crime family. Vastola's organi- to MCA, according to the WXTZ, Mark Biviano GM at WQAL, zation, according to prosecu- charges. Linda Taber GM at KBEZ Thomas To Handle tors, was involved with loan- Vastola's organization, in Dave Van Stone rejoins Western sharking, extortion, the sale of conjunction with Levy and two Cities drugs, gambling, and bankrupt- others, were then, by threats Marty Bender PD at WFBQ KPWR Mornings cy fraud. JURY /See Page 8 Bob Scherner Station Manager at Longtime morning man Jay KHSAM & FM personality KKSN & KKLI Thomas has been inked to a Rick Dees has on the morning PD Gary Ingersoll President of Word reported six-figure deal to do slot, Wyatt added, "Thomas's Crane At WYNY mornings at Emmis Broadcast- hiring will be a tribute to Rick Jhan Hiber Malrite VP /Research WLS /Chicago Asst. PD /MD ing's KPWR (Power -106) /Los as well as a big challenge to Dana Harmon VP at WGKX Chuck Crane has been named Angeles. him. We've been able to take a PD at NBC AC outlet Steve Edwards PD at Columbus Gold PD Jeff Wyatt told R&R, "We lot of numbers away from KITS WYNY/ New York, beginning in early WMGG think this will really round out in every other daypart, but October. Crane succeeds Den- Rose Polidoro heads creative services the radio station and put the clearly not enough in morn- ise who left recently at WNEW -AM & FM hooks into the audience above ings." Oliver, to join United Stations as Director Scott Huskey PD at KKYX music and beyond the music." Thomas begins his new as- of Programming. Jon Holiday PD at WQAM Acknowledging the move was signment by the first week in "In all my years of knowing made because of the stronghold THOMAS /See Page 4 Windham Hill realigns top Chuck," said VP /GM John Ir- management win, "he was the type of kid in Island realigns black promotion high school who was on six hon- Jack Hutchison GSM at KFWB, John Bremkamp VP/GM or clubs, involved in all the Ryman GSM at KOZY sports teams, had a steady girl- Chuck Crane Steven Quist GSM at KFBK & KAER At KGLD & KWK friend, made straight A's, and also a dentist), he worked all Page 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 worked for his father in his night on the air and also got a Chase Communications has spare time. His intelligence pilot's license. GRIDIRON DOUBLEHEADER named Dick Bremkamp VP/ level is incredible and he's a Facing at least four direct GM for forthcoming acquisi- workaholic. was competitors, Crane comment - An R &R football twin bill, as Sports On While he going tions KGLD & KWK /St. Louis, to dentistry school (Crane is CRANE /See Page 8 Radio Editor Richard Agata talks to reporting to Chase VP /Radio CBS's Hank Stram, while Reed Bunzel Stations Robert Dunn. Brem- checks in with the NBC radio team, Don kamp will assume his new Brown ABC Nets VP Criqui and Bob Trumpy. duties when. -Chase completes Page 28, 30 its takeover of the Gold/CHR- ABC Contemporary Network formatted stations from Robin- Director Darryl Brown has AOR'S MAJOR MARKET son Broadcasting of Missouri been named VP /Group Direc- REPORT CARD this fall. tor, ABC Radio Networks. In "I'm very enthusiastic about this capacity Brown will be Steve Feinstein analyzes the AOR races Dick Bremkamp being associated with Chase responsible for the development in the top markets. Broadcasting," Bremkamp WJW, WIXY & WDOK, and and future growth of ABC's Page 50 commented. "Chase is a pre- WHK & WMMS. young adult networks, including President Perry Ury station and group af- NEXT WEEK IN R &R mier, growing broadcast group Chase overseeing with an excellent nationwide noted, "With over 21 years in fairs. He will also continue in Yvonne Olson makes her News/Talk reputation." Bremkamp had management positions in Cleve- his present position with the debut with a look at the twin titans of been GM at WRCQ & WRCH- land, Detroit, and Hartford, Contemporary Network. Bay Area N/T, KGO and KCBS. FM /New Britain, CT for the Dick will bring to our St. Louis Said VP /ABC Radio Net- Darryl Brown past four years. He also brings properties the management, works John Axten, "Darryl them. He's done a terrific job [,Newsstand Price 55.00 extensive experience from leadership, and expertise need- understands station needs and with the Contemporary Net - Cleveland, where he managed ed to reach our goals." how a network can best service BROWN/See Page 8 I o

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SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 Viacom Buyout Viacom is the latest major The Viacom radio properties are hostile takeover attempt emerges, broadcast group to undergo a WLTW /New York, WLAK /Chica- the Elkes group will offer $40.50 per PROMOTION 53 million leveraged buyout by senior man- go, KIKK -AM & FM /Houston, share for more than stock, STARS ON 45s agement. Viacom President /CEO WMZQ -AM & FM /Washington, 'shares of Viacom common a Terrence Elkes is leading a $2.7 and WRVR -AM & FM /Memphis. including $37 cash and partial Adam White continues his valued billion buyout of the company, The company also owns five televi- share of preferred stock at diagnosis of the 45's future whose holdings include eight major sion stations, 18 cable systems, and $3.50. second by soliciting market radio stations. Viacom has several cable networks, including There were reports last week opinions from top been frequently rumored as a take- MTV and VIII. that Coca -Cola would bid $45 a promotion executives. over target for the past year. Unless a competing offer or a share for Viacom. No offer had sur- Page 41 faced by mid -week, and Viacom of- WISE PD ficials were confident that no hostile takeover would be attempt- 10 President /GM, Now Radio Business Douglas ed. WAIA Washington Report 16 Besides Elkes and other uniden- What's New 18 Weed PD At KHIT tified management participants, AOR WGTR Street Talk 20 principal partners in the buyout in- Cox Communications AC WAIA Ratings 8 Research: Rip Ridgeway 24 Following the close of its $6.5 clude Drexel Burnham Lambert, (97A1A) became AOR WGTR Networks: Reed Bunzel 26 million acquisition of KNIT /Seat- Equitable Life, First Boston Corp., September 19 at 11pm, naming Sports On Radio: Richard Agata 30 tle, Gannett has transferred for- Lufkin & Jenrette Securities, and WKLS /Atlanta programmer Bill Image 8 Marketing: mer WCZY -AM & FM /Detroit VP/ Donaldson, Lufkin. Wise as PD. The move gives the Harvey Mednick 33 GM Lee Douglas to Seattle as Elkes has indicated he'll attempt market's dominant AOR, WSHE, Management 34 President /GM, while Steve Weed, to operate Viacom intact after the its first direct competitor since On The Records: Ken Barnes 36 PD at the WCZY combo since last takeover, trying to avoid spinning WCKO /Ft. Lauderdale switched to Datebook: Sean Ross 37 fall, moves in as PD. off assets to reduce debt. AC (now Gold) WMXJ in March Air Personalities: Dan O'Day 38 Gannett Radio Division Presi- There's speculation that, to beat 1985. Calendar: Brad Messer 40 Dorton remarked, "With the January 1 deadline for the new dent Joe WGTR has already fired its first Records: Adam White 41 that includes on -air federal tax bill, the Elkes group a background salvo, spiriting away three -year CHR: Joel Denver 42 work, programming, and sales, will seek expedited approval at the Lee Douglas Steve Weed WSHE morning team (Skip) Her- AC: Donna Brake 46 Lee Douglas is the perfect man for FCC by initially transferring con- man & (Jim) McBean. However, AOR: Steve Feinstein 50 the job in Seattle. Based on the Steve and Lee made a great team trol of Viacom to a trustee. To date, the duo will have to sit out a four - Country: Lon Helton 54 situation in that market, we in Detroit, taking WCZY from be- that technique has only been used CHR month noncompete clause until Nashville: Sharon Allen 57 needed two well -rounded people hind the starting lines to the top of to conduct tender offers during hos- mid- February. No WAIA staffers Black /Urban: Walt Love 59 who could tackle the challenge. tile takeovers. KHIT /See Page 6 have been let go. Marketplace 60 Wise, who led Taft's WKLS to #1 Opportunities 61 12+ finishes in the winter and National Music Formats 64 VANSICKLE, TABER, BIVIANO WAIA/See Page 6 Jazz Chart 65 Country Chart 70 Scherner AC Chart 96 WIN Sets Three New GMs AOR Chart 96 Black /Urban Chart 96 In promotions at WIN Communi- Easy Listening combo WIRE & land Station Manager Mark Bi- Manages KKSN CHR Chart 96 cations, KBEZ /Tulsa VP /GM WXTZ /Indianapolis, and is suc- viano advanced to GM. James VanSickle III has moved up ceeded by Sales Manager Linda WIN President Walt Tiburski re- & KKLI to GM for newly acquired Gold/ Taber. Meanwhile, WQAL /Cleve- "When you're fortunate to marked, Bob Schemer, GSM at KGW/ talented people through acqui- gain Portland two years ago and most sitions, you like to reward that suc- recently GSM at KSFO & KYA/ cess, and we are pleased to be able Van Stone Rejoins Western Cities San Francisco, has been named to to from within." promote the new position of Station Manag- Dave Van Stone, National PD at Phalen and the rest of the people at A 22 -year broadcaster, VanSic- er for Classical-AC properties ¡de had been VP/GM for the Tulsa Nationwide Communications bas- Western Cities. KWSS is doing fine, KKSN & KKLI /Portland. ed at KWSS /San Jose, has resigned and the whole chain is doing well, WIN /See Page 8 Owner/GM Bill Failing told to become PD at KLMO /Longmont so this seemed like the perfect time R&R, "Bob has a phenomenal rec- (Boulder) CO, pending FCC ap- to make the move. Named ord of accomplishment, both at proval. Podell KGW and KSFO. We're delighted The shift reunites Van Stone with "I'll eventually have a national PD At WLLZ to have him here to grow along Western Cities, which will make title as Western Cities rebuilds it- with our company." KLMO its first property. Western self, and our plans include taking Schemer added, "Taken togeth- Cities has been inactive in broad- on a full load of FM facilities." er, KKSN and KKLI are now num- casting for the past two years since According to Van Stone, KLMO ber two in the market reaching selling off KZZP /Phoenix, KLUC & will be moved and upgraded to a women. As far as I'm concerned, KMJJ /Las Vegas, KRQ & KNST/ full -service Denver outlet. "A for- the timing of my coming here Sam Kaiser Tucson, KZAP/Sacramento, and mat determination hasn't been couldn't be better. We're on a roll KWSS to Nationwide. made, but once we take over - and right now, and I'm going to keep it Kaiser MTV VP/ Van Stone told R&R, "This is a that should be soon - we'll make " great opportunity to renew my re- some decisions." No decision was Programming lationship with (coprincipal) Rick made on Van Stone's replacement. Ingersoll New After ten years with Atlantic Word President Records, Sam Kaiser has been ap- Bender PD At WFBQ pointed VP /Programming for Gary Ingersoll, formerly Presi- MTV, where he will play a key role dent of the ABC Publishing Agri- WSKS /Cincinnati PD Marty parttime at KNAC /Long Beach Doug Podell in programming the channel with Bender is joining Taft AOR and KROQ /Los Angeles, was in cultural Group and Hitchcock Pub- special emphasis on strengthening WFBQ /Indianapolis as PD Oc- BENDER /See Page 6 Doug Podell, acting PD at WLLZ/ lishing, has been named President Word, Inc., relationships with MTV's suppliers tober 6, replacing Bearman, who Detroit since last December, has of ABC Publishing's in the music, film, and video in- stepped down as PD earlier this been officially appointed PD at the which produces religious records, dustries. month but remains in afternoons. Legacy AOR, which has pacted inspirational books, educational Kaiser was previously VP /Na- Said VP /GM Chris Wheat, with consultant Jeff Pollack. material, films, videocassettes, tional Singles Promotion at Atlan- "Marty is comfortable with the Podell, who will continue his eve- and printed music for the Christian tic, where he coordinated the music and will fit in well with the ning airshift, also handles the MD market. ABC Publishing is a divi- label's video promotion with .all airstaff. The job he did in Cincin- duties with input from Assistant sion of Capital Cities/ABC, Inc. music video outlets and directed all nati against a heritage AOR, PD Jim Pemberton. Ingersoll will be responsible for single releases. He began his asso- WEBN, was commendable. Now Recently named VP /GM Dana all operating divisions of Word, ciation wth Atlantic as a field rep in he can join a heritage station." Horner said, "Doug and I are of the Inc., including Word Publishing, St. Louis. Kaiser is also a former Bender worked at WSKS for same mind as to what we want to Word Records, and direct market- St. Louis on-air radio personality, three years, serving as PD Mfor accomplish with the radio station. ing services. He succeeds Jarrell having worked at KSHE and the last year and MD the last two. Doug's experience in the Detroit McCracken, who has resigned to KADI -FM. Prior to that, he had been MD of market was a major factor - he's pursue other interests. KAISER/See Page 6 WWWM (M105) /Cleveland, did Marty Bender PODELL/See Page 6 INGERSOLL/See Page 6 NEWS Hiber Becomes Ma!rite VP /Research Harmon Returns To WGKX As VP Independent consuitant ana VP /Research at Ma[rite Radio. ed to have a man of Jhan's ex- Former WGKX/Memphis OM former R&R Ratings & Research Hiber will assume his duties at perience and success to head up Dana Harmon, who has been Pro- Editor Jhan Hiber has been named Malrite's Cleveland corporate our new department." motion Director at KCBQ-AM & headquarters effective January Hiber told R &R, "It took FM /San Diego for the last seven 1987; his Carmel, CA-based res- something quite dramatic to woo months, is returning to WGKX as Hutchison, earch /marketing consultancy me away from my consultancy; a VP /Programming and Marketing. firm, Shan Hiber & Associates, will chance to become a VP at Malrite Harmon replaces Jay Christian, New wind down operations and close by was a pretty attractive opportuni- who is leaving the station. Ryman December 1 of this year. ty. Malrite is going to explode over WGKX President/GM John Matrite Radio President Gil the next five years and I look for- Bibbs told R&R, "I have enormous Group W GSMs Rosenwald commented, "We have ward to playing a part in that ex- respect for Dana's inclination for long recognized the need for solid pansion. As for our other clients, all hard work. There's a lot of wit, in- Jack Hutchison and John Kaman research and well -developed mar- I can say is 'Thanks.' We've had a telligence, and education in this have been named GSM for Group keting concepts. To stay on the wonderful relationship, and I wish business, but not many people KFWB Angeles W properties /Los leading edge, we felt the need to them all well in '87 and beyond." make a big enough commitment to KQZY /Dallas, respectively. Dana Harmon and create a new position on our cor- Joining Hiber at Malrite will be work. During his first tenure with Dan Mitchell, now left. Aggressive broadcasters like Replacing porate staff so our managers have Jeff Johnson, currently Direc- us, he was OM/morning man/Pro- LSM, Hutchison is returning to the New Barnstable owner Al Kaneb, immediate access to specialized in- tor /Client Services at Jhan Hiber Si duction Director and even did va- David L.A. News outlet after one year as Radio Division President formation. We're extremely pleas- Associates. cation relief - at the same time. Gingold, and John Bibbs mean an an AE with Group W Radio Sales . He put his heart and soul into this exciting future for this company." and two years as KQZY's GSM. radio station." "I'm really excited to be back at Windham Hill Realigns Management Harmon's first tour of duty with the station where I started with WGKX began when the station Thomas from Page 1 Group W," he said. "I grew up in Windham hill co-founders Wil- ists for the Windham Hill labels. went Country in May 1983, and last- Continued will as Los Angeles and worked here from liam Ackerman and Anne Robin- Robinson, who continue ed until October, 1985. His last few October. The move displaces 1979 -83. KFWB's one of the best son have assumed new senior posi- President of the company, says, months there were as Director current morning personality stations in the country, and cer- tions as Chairman and CEO, re- "This is part of what I've seen as Marketing, a switch that came Tommy Jaxson. "He did a fine tainly a leader in its format." spectively, of the record group. In an evolutionary growth of Wind- about when Les Acree came job and we're sorry to see him Ryman, former OM /PD at a related move, two-year A &R Co- ham Hill. It's also an acknowledge- aboard as PD from crosstown go," Wyatt said, "but we have we KOLE /Beaumont-Fort Arthur and Director Dawn Atkinson was pro- ment of the direction in which WMC late last summer. Harmon such a strong staff in all other owner /GM at KGVL /Greenville, moted to Director of A&R. have been heading." left to join WGKX GM Craig Scott shifts, there was no room for is essentially my sec- The will an indepen- said, "This shifts in positions allow Atkinson has been at KCMO & K95 /Kansas City, him." Thomas, who is en route ond career in broadcasting and I Ackerman, formerly CEO of the dent composer, arranger, and pro- where he was Promotion Director to Los Angeles, was unavailable can't think of anywhere I'd rather 10- year-old company, to continue ducer for television films and com- for four months before Summit for comment. Most recently be than in Dallas at this unique, in- as head of A &R and focus on his ex- mercials. She has also done session sold the property. From KC he Thomas had done mornings at novative station." Ryman joined pressed desire to work as the la- work as a pianist. joined KCBQ -AM & FM. WKTU /New York, following KQZY as an AE, working his way bels' musical "architect." He will The Windham Hill Records Harmon said, "I'm looking for- PD /morning stints at WAYS/ up to Sales Manager before being devote the majority of his efforts to Group is distributed by A &M Rec- ward to working with a fine staff, Charlotte, WAPE /Jacksonville, named GSM. developing and acquiring new art- ords. many of whom weré here before I and WMAK /Nashville.

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EDWARDS PD; SHERIDAN TO AM Polidoro Upped At WRMZ Drops Country For `Classic Hits' WMGG

Last Saturday (9/20), North Besides Sheridan, evening per- '50s -based than other Pollack Gold WNEW -AM & FM American Broadcasting's WRMZ/ sonality Wendy Fox has transfer- stations. Columbus traded its six-year Coun- red to the AM, where shifts have WRMZ's 4.0 share 12+ made it WNEW-FM /New York Director/ try format for "Classic Hits" under been shortened to accommodate a the highest rated of the three Co- Advertising & Promotion Rose the consultation of Jeff Pollack and larger airstaff. On WMGG, Fred lumbus Country stations (there Polidoro has been named to the the new identity WMGG (Magic Tomlinson has joined for AM drive were four as recently as two years newly created position of Direc- 99.7). Additionally, Steve Edwards from WHIO /Dayton. ago), followed by WMNI with a 3.4 tor /Creative Services for both AOR has joined from crosstown AC While the "Classic Hits" slogan and WHOK with a 3.1. Either of WNEW -FM and Nostalgia W'NEW'. WSNY as PD/afternoon drive per- has often been employed by Gold those, with WRMZ's shares added, She will oversee advertising, pro- sonality. As a result, WRMZ PD stations that skew AOR, Pollack would be the market's sixth- ranked motions, and publicity for both of David Sheridan has transferred to maintains that WMGG will not station. Columbus has not had a the Metromedia stations. Plans Country sister WMNI, replacing play LP cuts, emphasizing instead Gold station of any stripe since call for Polidoro to develop a pro- Joe Cunningham, who is staying on Top 40 Gold like his other clients in WCOL, now N /T, left the field two motions department for the AM as Asst. PD /MD. the format. It will, however, be less years ago. and hire her own replacement for the FM. GM Mark Jividen told R&R, Huskey Appointed PD At KKYX An 11 -year radio veteran, Poli- "When we changed to Country sev- doro came to WNEW-FM as Pro- eral years ago, it was a crossover- motions Director five years ago oriented format and we were a Scott Huskey has been named nix, where he also was an instruc- PD for Country powerhouse tor at Arizona State University in and advanced to her current post a Rose Polidoro very crossover -oriented station. year later. She previously spent six About a year ago, we recognized KKYX /San Antonio. Huskey Tempe. He earlier worked eight years at WPLR /New Haven as Kakoyiannis added, "Rose is an that our cume was staying the comes to the station with an AC years as PD /Station Manager at Promotions Director. Polidoro told incredibly talented lady who has same or, in some cells, actually background, but GM Bill Rohde KRNT & KRNQ /Des Moines. Huskey R &R, "This week has been done a magnificent job at the FM. dropping. At the same time, there said, "A good programmer is a said, "I don't have any phenomenal for me - the Mets She's given new importance to the was not nearly as much country on good programmer. I've got an ex- major changes planned for KKYX, clinched and I got promoted. I have role of promotion people at radio other stations and we were losing cellent Music Director in Jerry as it's a good radio station. What I working like full- to thank (WNEW -AM & FM VP/ stations. I believe they should be control of the type of music we had King, and with the two about KKYX is that it's heck It - GM) Mike Kakoyiannis - he took department heads and have input, on the air. together we ought to have one service radio. needs some fine of a shot on me when I was a kid out rather than be just appendages of of a product. Scott is a star the tuning, but the station has a good might well foundation." of New Haven, and now he's creat- the programming department. "We decided we as future with good credentials." ed a position for me to move up to They can really set the tone for a give WMNI a fighting chance and Huskey has been part owner of Rohde describes KKYX as an within the company. It gives me station through their visibility, con- produce an FM format that was KNGS -AM & KLTK /Fresno since adult -oriented 50,000 -watt station the opportunity to work on new pro- tacts, energy level, and excite- very obvious to our consultants. 1983. With that combo's pending broadcasting Country music and jects and bridge the two stations in ment. I want her to infuse those We're changing our AM to be less sale, he makes his debut with the news. "It's the MOR of South qualities to help build the AM as traditional and more FM-sound- Country format. Prior to Fresno, Texas. We do everything to enter- terms of how they complement ing." each other." well as the FM." he spent 18 months at KARZ /Phoe- tain the Country listener."

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ON, JAN JEFFRIES, PD at WYZT HECTOR HANNIBAL is the new PD (Z95)/Chicago, has resigned from the at WNHCINew Haven. He replaces Cap CitiesIABC CHR outlet to be- James "Jazzy" Jordan, now with come GM and VP/Programming at Ay- Tommy Boy. Hannibal previously han- lett B. Coleman Broadcasting's dled middays at WKNDIHartford. WXLKIRoanoke- Lynchburg. He Hartford. replaces RUSS BROWN, who had the RICH BAILEY, most recently MD years. Jef- position for the past seven at WKXX(KXX106)lBirmingham, has fries's programming background also been named PD at KKSSISanta Fe- includes WBSB(B104)IBaltimore, Albuquerque, NM. He fills a six WAGO (now WCKG)/Chicago, month void in the position. WLCY & WRB0(0105)/Tampa, and Firstcom Broadcast Services of WSGNIBirmingham. Dallas and JBA of Hollywood have an- John Chommie Chuck Knight Jack Silver Michael Caplan Patrick Clifford Jan Jeffries Morning personality LARRY NEL- nounced a new joint venture to pro- SON has renewed his contract with duce station ID jingles. Their first pro- NY has hired HANS BEUGGER and advice for all aspects of the com- WGBBIFreeport, continues as KOMOISeattle. Nelson has been with ject is an ID package for KIIS- FMILos as PD and PATRI- Managing Director, CBS Brazil, while pany's operations in the US and JOHN CHOMMIE the station for more than 18 years, Angeles. CIA CHAMBERS as Promotion Direc- assuming the new title VP /GM, Latin abroad. He was formerly a partner in and has done mornings for the last JOHN LANKENAU, Corporate PD is a 14 -year radio veter- American Operations, SoutherrlZone. the Los Angeles law firm of Ziffren, tor. Chommie 16. for Great Trails Broadcasting, takes an, coming to the Long Island AC sta- He is based in Rio de Janeiro and Brittenham and Branca since 1984. JIM GRANT, JR. has been pro- over as PD at WING/Dayton. He was tion from KHTZIReno, where he was supervises CBS companies in Argen- PATRICK CLIFFORD and MI- moted to VP of KKYKILIttle Rock, AR, previously PD for WCOL & 92X/Co- PD /morning talent. Chambers was tina, Brazil, Chile, and Peru, plus CHAEL CAPLAN have both been where he has been GM since 1982. lumbus, and WJAI /Dayton. The sta- Publicity Coordinator for the Long licensees in Bolivia, Paraguay, and named Director/Talent Acquisition, KKYK in 1976 as a local tion has also added LIBBY FOX for Island March of Dimes Birth Defects Uruguay. He joined East Coast for Epic /Portrait Records, was promoted to Sales middays from sister station WGTZ. Foundation. salesman and TOMAS MUNOZ, VP/A &R and and will be involved in A &R activities Manager in 1978. EDWARD STRAIT has joined CHUCK KNIGHT has been named Artist Development for Latin American for both labels. Clifford was most RCA Records as Product Director of Program Manager at KRNOIDes Big Time Records has signed an Product, will take on an expanded role recently Director/Talent Acquisition, Jive Records, which will be distribut- Moines, IA after three years as Pro- exclusive manufacturing, distribution, in A &R activities. He will also advise West Coast for the company. Caplan ed through RCA under a recent li- gram Manager at WLXRILa Crosse, and marketing deal with RCA Rec- marketing efforts for CBS Latin artists. was formerly Associate Director /Na- cense agreement. He was Director/ WI. ords-US. Big Time retains its staff and The CBS Records Latin American tional Album Promotion for Epic /Por- with Jive since continues to launch promotion and Artist Development Office in Coral Gables, FL, has been trait /CBS Associated Labels. previously worked as As part of a restructuring move marketing efforts for label releases, last year, and closed. Staff functions performed by Manager Shep at CBS Records' Latin American JACK SILVER has been named with RCA marketing and promotion Associate of Gordon's that office will be handled in the corn - Alive Enterprises and General Man- Operations, ARMANDO DE LLANO VP & Executive Producer for Broad- available for cooperative campaigns. pany's New York office. in US. will assume the newly -created posi- cast Services at SuperSpots Broad- The first product to be distributed ager of EG Records the NICHOLAS CIRILLO, Sr. VP /Lat- tion of VP /GM, Latin American Opera- cast Programming & Promotional under the agreement will be the debut in American Operations, assumes full tions, Northern Zone while continuing Services. He was formerly PD at releases of Big Time artists Love And STAFF responsibility for Discos, the Miami - as Managing Director, CBS Mexico. KMELISan Francisco and KSHEISt. Rockets and the Lucy Show later this based arm for Latin American product He will be based in Mexico City and Louis for three years. month. will supervise CBS Records' com- marketed to Spanish -speaking people An. WIGHE in w panies in Colombia, Costa Rica, Mex- the US. ENNA,.D lip A id .: DICK AMMAN [NN M ico, and Venezuela, as well as licen- DANIEL HOFFMAN has been ap- WAIA tract listeners. It's mass appeal, Ls MANE IIII 553.4330 in Ecuador, and the Continued from Page 3 to Sewn n> .ICHAR E Esa: KEN tMINFS sees Jamaica, pointed VP /General Counsel for RCA/ and fun to listen like a WMMR/ M DANN RICHARD GWENALS Dominican Republic. Philadelphia. Bill has GM poten- Mm.prrp Esa,: JF. GREEN Ariola, and will provide legal direction E MITCHELL spring Arbitron, has also program- IS E4 0 OAt tial, and this will be a great place NM*om, B SPLaMN Fen- RED MAIMF med WFBQ /Indianapolis, WIZY /- Ramp E *on Gam RI RCWAV for him to continue his training ,memo E MMAOmp EOM, HARVEY M:ONCK Macon, and Jacksonville's WQIK AC GPM DONNA MAKE towards that end. I like his philoso- LOA EP. STEVE FEINSTEIN and WVOJ. BIm. Urban EA WALT IOVE Bender KNIT phy of taking the best of the people LAW, JOEL DENVER Continued from Page 3 Continued from Page 3 Wise says a research project be- Canty EaM: LON HELTCN who are already in place." Mu EONV BARBARA LAMES ing conducted will determine the Rom. Gt. ADAM WEHTE INew Tont The new call letters reportedly __,,TW Mary YVONNE OLSON charge of Cashbox's album chart, their market. We expect them to do strategy to be used against WSHE, for "gator" or ANN EMM SIAN ROSS don't stand either May imp Esa. WONNE 0.0N and was LP buyer for the Tower likewise in Seattle." which is in second place 12+ with a showed the soss ALNPMMWL Eery: AM DAWSON "guitar." Research Copy MINT CAROL VAN OEEKEN 25-54. ,NRRICAM MERAN Records Sunset Blvd. store in L.A. Douglas, whose past stints also 5.9 and ranks first in adults Florida Gators aren't the favorite SMNT Ammo. Esar A.m. EON. AM NELSON. IOW IICL. TAM BEYER might ROBIN OIXON. GREG ACNEW. Bender handled mornings at include GM duties at KXOK /St. Wise hinted that WGTR football team among Southern EO °. AMMAN less of a "pop" flavor than NNW MIRES WSKS, which is planning to switch Louis, told R&R, "I'm really happy have Floridians, who support the Miami Vim ANAe.amMMN..eraIn DKR Nsla WSHE. "If they're wimpy in Comp. 5.1. LEI CLMK. MME LAN*. from AOR to Country next month, to be in one of America's most vi- Hurricanes instead. F ON /ER. JOSS ER.NRnXN we're going to be more rock Neat D'.aar 3OANN W OOD W OETN but at WFBQ he's expected to be a brant cities, putting together a win- places, Market speculation has it that res WEAN DSrre: KELLEY SCMEFFEHN öHMNaa NAM, ANMA NOEUMAN - 'n' roll. If they play something like fulltime PD with limited or no air ning team for Gannett. The market WGTR will be consulted by Burk- Meta,, s r5LR. STEVE STERN work. is oversaturated with signals: 17 Survivor, we'll stay away from /Douglas /Elliot, with Roo... DAWN: LKHARD AGATA hart/Abrams Aman. M DAWN. MARILYN FRANOSEN On moving to Indianapolis, Ben- FMs, and four of them are CHRs. that." whom Wise worked at WKLS and ErMNPm! ROGER AMVALT Tyynm2ry IFNE THOMAS. LUCE MOLE. BILL MOHR AOR? DER MAMA C CA$NY. der quipped, "It's right off 74. I At the moment we are fourth in Does Miami need another WFBQ and whom Cox employs at GmTmcs GARYVAN STEM. to "Most markets TWI UA .ROW can't figure out if Cincinnati is a line, and we aim to change that According Wise, its Chicago AOR, WCKG. Also Ma.. N IM P.M. SHAUN( M W RA size support two. Everybody ömoNv WIGA*ET PILAW. suburb of Indianapolis or vice - very quickly." this pointing to this association is Kent ACOWONA WENDT YANG kind of pussyfooted *AN *Nee WANE VBNRMA As for joining a dominant Weed added, "Our new tower here has MNAINTY versa." Burkhart's consultation of WGTR's L p'Coal. JASON un- -of- the around over the years; nobody's New Y_k BAmu Ills 6050x5.575 M.. Arens. station after working for two location and state -art full- service sister AM, WIOD. W22 derdogs that were cast as Davids transmitter in the heart of down- really tried to rock against WSHE Boom OW ADAM WHITE MN. Mnayr BARBARA CALL against Goliaths (WEBN and town will put us in a much greater before." W M a .1.120,1 M7 TML. NJ.. Reo Boom. WAIA AL.nptan. OC 2004S WMMS), he said, 'Typical trade competitive stance in both the For the past few months, Bureau OW..YMMn Esa: RAD WOOOWMO Ingersoll A.m. RAIN ROBERT OREN rhetoric cannot come close to my market and the region. I share had been playing a soft AOR mix. from Page 3 Continued N.111. MANNA 161S1 INNER. 3024113. TEIO Na A,er.M real feelings about the opportunity Lee's concern over our present WIOD & WGTR VP /GM Bob Reich TN 33212 Publishing Boom OW LURON AMEN to work for America's number one ranking, and we will see to it that said the presentation garnered on- Commented ABC Novato Lary: KATY BEE "We look W aAAro: OEM 'DWELL AOR. After attacking giants for so MILT moves up shortly." Weed ly a narrow audience. "People President Robert Burton, sr to Gary's proven hands-on man- Mow Ms A..rlNA: eIL CLARE long, I can hopefully recognize my worked as PD at KTSA /San Anto- sampled but found it repetitive and AnB.,rylile 5534330 MICHAEL A1RRaO5 the texture was the same agement skills and strong leader- OX Wes. Ng.: own tactics coming my way at a nio PD and Operations Director at boring; V. ...NU. hemp Ana..., RAT FAUOEN ship to foster Word's continued Account EeWMAM PAM RLLAMY. JEFE GELI market -dominant station." KMJM /St. Louis prior. to WCZY. all the time." MMLNMm. Coas,oM ADBIENE .DOLE Commenting on Wise, Reich growth in the inspirational market- Pow IMO II I a 6050I55 Additionally, KSDO-AM & FM/ V. *MAN* SSpr. Eastern Lpion HOWARD CNTER Man- said, "Bill did an outstanding job in place. Gary has been a strong con- H.a A.WMC,SMm EARLY OMEN San Diego Co-op/Retail Sales WNW. NISI 2924982. 302 aR3 he AUEN ager Shelly Owens will be joining Atlanta. wtu5 is the type of sta- tributor to ABC Publishing since Aawn1 EAMMA.: SHARON Kaiser in 1982, and we KH1T as Controller. tion I'd like to have to sell and at- joined the division Redo 8 Records is published every Friday for 6215 Continued from Page 3 to enhance per year, or 5500.00 for foreign subscriptions. by expect his leadership Radio 8 Records. Inc.. at 1930 Century Park West, Word's contribution to the total Los Angeles. California 90067. Appkcatan t3 mail Concurrent with Kaiser's ap- at second Uses postage rate is pending at Los when I stepped into it in Decem- Christian publishing industry." Angeles, California POSTMASTER:Send address Podell Park pointment, MTV and VII-1 Sr. VP/ fit like in changes to Rada 6 Records, 1930 Century Continued from Page 3 ber," he said. "We all a Before joining ABC Publishing West. Los Angeles. Californie 90067. All reasonable GM Tom Freston also announced looking care taken bel no responsibility asaunMd for unsol- glove around here, and I'm 1982, Ingersoll was the senior exec- icited material. R8R reserves all rights in material the modification of reporting ar- well-connected with artists and forward to working with Jeff Pol- utive in the Publishing Division of accepted for publication. All letters addressed -fo for R8R or Its Editors Will be aSSiMILd intended for rangements both channels' pro- promoters." lack. The station's never been in ITT, serving as GM of the Technic- publication and reproduction and may therefore be motion and acquisitions depart- in radio since 1975, used for this purpose. Nothing may be reproduced Podell's been better shape for October. We're al & Training Division since 1979. in whole M in part without widen permission from ments. MTV Director/Promotions joined WLLZ as MD in 1981. He the Publisher. The terms AOR. Back Page. &Bak- and ready to step out on our own and Prior to that he was President/ ers. Most Added. NBOonel Airplay/30. Parallels, Donna Alda will now report to Ruth has also served as MD at KQRS/ Rada a Records, and Street Talk are registered pass WRIF as opposed to just catch owner of the Stenograph Corpora- trademarks of Rada 8 Records O 1986 Otte, MTV & VH -l's VP /Market- Minneapolis and jocked at them." tion, and Treasurer /CFO, VP /In- A subsidiary of Hane -Hanks Communications. Inc. ing. MTV Director /Acquisitions Detroit's WWWW and WABX when WLLZ is one of two AORs in the ternational, and VP /Development Jock McLean will now report they were AOR. "I feel much more Motor City. In the spring Arbitren at Science Research Associates, directly to Freston, as will Kaiser. confident about the position than it trailed rival WRIF 5.3-4.1. the publishing subsidiary of IBM. 6 /R &R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 Coleman Research vs. The Research Group

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Coleman Research P 0 BOX 13829. RESEARCH TRIANGLE'PARK, N C 27709 (919) 790-0000 NEWS L I Jury Continued from Page 1 orris' controller; Dominick Can - currently conducting music in- terino, reputedly a member of dustry probes. and use of violence, to collect in- the Genovese crime family; MCA cutouts were the subject terest payments (described as and Levy. of lawsuits earlier this year, "usurious," amounting to 104% US Attorney Greelish said when New Jersey -based whole- annually) on the loan - as well Tuesday that Lamonte had a saler Scorpio Music accused the as payments for MCA - out of prior loansharking arrange- label of fraud in connection with LET FREEDOM RING. Lamonte's business earnings. ment with Vastola. There was a 1984 cutouts transaction. That It was also part of the con- no evidence of wrongdoing on suit claimed that an individual spiracy, according to the indict- MCA's part in the transaction, alleged to have organized crime ment, that the defendants would he added. "Vastola and Levy ties, Sal Pisello, was involved "assume control of Out Of The guaranteed payment to MCA." with the deal. "FREEDOM OVERSPILL" Past Inc., and direct John La- Greelish would not comment MCA denied those charges, monte in the operation of that further on the deal, except to while filing a lawsuit of its own business." say that "there is no charge that against Scorpio, accusing the Lamonte was subsequently MCA was responsible for hav- firm of producing and market- STEVErWINWOOD said to have protested about the ing Vastola collect the debt ing counterfeit albums by quality of the cutout merchan- presumably owed to it by Out Of various MCA acts. dise he received, then threaten- The Past." ed and beaten at least once, ac- The Newark indictment is the cording to prosecutors. culmination of a two-year in- WIN Charged with extortion are vestigation which involved the Continued from Page 3 Vastola and other members of FBI and other agencies. At his organization; Howard Fish- least two other grand juries, in Easy Listening station. since 1982 er, identified as Roulette Rec- Los Angeles New York, and are and also supervised co -owned KRVR/Davenport and WSWT /Pe- oria. A native Tulsan with 11 years Crane Brown of retail experience, Taber became Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 Sales Manager at KBEZ in 1983 ed, "This is a chance to lead a work and I'm pleased that the and earlier worked with four other legendary station in a direction other young adult networks will Tulsa outlets. Biviano was named toward achieving its true poten- benefit from his leadership." Station Manager at WQAL four tial. Obviously, we have our Brown told R&R, "I've been months ago, having joined the eyes on a much greater market with ABC for seven years, and Easy Listening property a year share." WYNY was tied for 16th look forward to working with earlier as GSM. in the spring Arbitron, trailing station and group program- challengers WLTW, WNBC, mers. We're expecting great WPIX, and WNSR in 25-54 things at ABC for the rest of this Holiday Joins adults. year and 1987, and I'm thrilled As for immediate adjust- to be a part of it." WQAM As PD ments, Crane said, "If there's Brown joined ABC in 1979 as one thing I've learned from Manager /Special Projects. The working with (WLS OM) John following year he was named Gehron, it's patience. I don't Director /ABC FM Network, plan to be a gunslinger. I want where he remained until his ap- to get into the station and pa- pointment with the Contempor- tiently observe before we start ary Network. Before coming to malting changes." ABC Brown toured Europe as a Before joining WLS a year professional basketball player, ago, Crane was OM and midday and also spent a year with the personality at Z100 /New York. Boston Celtics. Prior to that he worked with Radio Computing Services, where he helped develop pro- Island gramming software. "Coming Resets Black from the (Z100 PD) Scott Shan- non and John Gehron schools of Promotion broadcasting, I've always THE NEW SING Island has restructured its Black worked for high -profile Jon Holiday stations," Crane said. "I plan to Music Promotion Department, FROM THE SMASH ALBU maintain that philosophy at with Debbie Howard appointed Na- Former WCJX /Miami OM /PD WYNY. They have a lot of good tional Director/Secondary Promo- Jon Holiday has been named PD of people there. They just need a tion and Kookie Gonzalez named crosstown Country outlet WQAM, BACK IN THE HIGH LII' big cheerleader. I'll get out my Coordinator /Club & Secondary replacing the exiting Gene megaphone." Promotion. Bridges. The changes, announced by VP/ WQAM & WKQS OM Bob McKay PRODUCED BY Russ TITELMA Black Music Division Greg Peck, told R&R, "Jon comes with ex- follow the departure of Dolores cellent credentials, as he has the AND STEVE WINWOOD Quist GSM Gonzalez, who was Island's Direc- background, the intelligence, and tor /Black Music Promotion. the ability to put WQAM and its Howard, who was Special Mar- belong in the MANAGEMENT `_ UVISIONS MA`AGEM>: At KFBK legacy where they - kets Coordinator at E/A for three forefront of AM music stations in years, will assist Peck as well as South Florida." & KAER calling secondary B/U radio. Gon- Holiday, who has done parttime ONE OF THE "MOST ADDED" CHR zalez will be involved in club and air work for WKQS the last few Steven Quist has been named secondary B/U promotion, as well months, commented, "During the 84/36 GSM at McClatchy Broadcasting as assisting in A&R. He's been with last few months Bob and I found we News/Talk -AC combo KFBK & Island for two years, handling vari- had a good chemistry, so I jumped Track O Album KAER /Sacramento. Formerly Lo- ous retail, club, and radio promo- at the opportunity when it was pre- cal Sales Manager for KAER, he tion chores. sented. Sunshine Wireless has has also worked as Sales Manager Peck explained to R&R that made a commitment to the AM fa- at crosstown KGNR. Dolores Gonzalez will not be cility. It would have been easy to Commented Quist, "I consider replaced. "I'm handling major turn on the satellite, but they be- this to be the culmination of a lot of promotion responsibilities my- lieve it can be a successful proper- hard work, and it's something that self," he said, "and both Debbie ty, so they're giving it their sup- I'm ready for. I will be overseeing " IStANV and Kookie are picking up some the day -to-day operation of our lo- duties which Dolores was doing." Prior to WCJX, where he worked TM Owned By Island Entertainment Group. Inc. cal sales staff, co-op, national Manufactured and Distributed By Wirner Rros Rnnrds 1n Calling the appointments "based a year, Holiday spent five years at ;Ç, 1986 Island Retards Inc. sales, promotions, creative serv- on merit." Peck said he expects WPJB /Providence in a variety of ices traffic, and clerical areas. It's them to strengthen Island's posi- capacities, including air talent, a big responsibility." tion in black music. Asst. PD, and MD. 8 /R &R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 ANNOUNCING GENERATION II The music scheduler that responds to todars programming demands

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1_o. Box 36385 Dallas, Texas 75235 (214) 350-7216 RADIO BUSINESS I TRANSACTIONS TRANSACTIONS AT A GLANCE Duffy Picks U p Austin Combo For $12 Transactions So Far In 1986: $1,853,200,000 Million This Week's Transactions: $19,740,000 KIIZ & KIXS/AUSTIN WISP & WODWI and WCEM -AM & FM /Cambridge, (KILLEEN) KINSTON, NC MD. PRICE: $12 million in cash and notes PRICE: $1.6 million SELLER: Four States Broadcasting KIIZ & KIXSIAustin $12 million BUYER: Duffy Broadcasting, Bob BUYER: Piedmont Broadcasting Stations, Inc., Norman Messner, KGFJILos Angeles $4.5 million Duffy, Chairman, Marty President, WISP & WODW Greenberg, Corp., T. David Luther, President. It Molly Darr Messner, Vice /Kinston, NC $1 .6 million President KVML /CEO, Terry Jung, VP/Chief also owns WBTM & WAKGIDanville, President. & KZSOISonora, CA $900,000 Financial Officer. Duffy also owns VA. Luther formerly was President of DIAL POSITION: 1590 kHz WCBGIChambersburg, PA $525,000 KRZN & KMJI /Denver, KSMJ & the Virginia Association of Broad- POWER: 5 kw days /1 kw nights WBDNIEscanaba, MI $215,000 KSFMISacramento, WORZIOrlando, casters. FORMAT: AC KONO & KITYISan Antonio; and SELLER: Caravelle Broadcasting BROKER: Blackburn & Co. Inc. KSUN & KLZI /Phoenix. It is in the pro- Group of Kinston, Howard Schrott, cess of selling KCNRIPortland. Bob Beacham WBDN/ESCANABA, MI and Rick Bernhardt, & WNGCIAthens, SELLER: Grace GA. DIAL POSITION: 1450 kHz; 92.7 Broadcasting, Har- principals. It also owns WOFX -AM & PRICE: $215,000 SELLER: Crown -Sierra Broadcast- MHz vey Grace, CEO. It is in the process FMIGulfport, MS; WIOU BUYER: Midwest Family Group, Wil- & WZWZI ing, Inc., controlled by Melvin Win- of selling WNYR & WEZOIRochester. liam Walker, Kokomo, IN; and WKCN & WDXZI CEO. It also owns POWER: 1 kw; 3 kw at 650 feet DIAL POSITION: ters. He previously owned California 1050 kHz; 93.3 Charleston, SC. It has contracted to WGLOIMarquette, MI; WKHOITra- FORMAT: Country; AC MHz stations KXGOIArcata- Eureka and purchase WWMG & WSFLINew verse City, MI; WTDY & WMGNIMad- KNGTIJackson, and had an interest in BROKER: Elliot Evers of Chapman POWER: 250 watts days; 100 kw at Bern, NC, prompting the sale ison; WIZM -AM & FMILa Crosse, WI; of these KCEY & KMIXITurlock- Modesto, CA. Associates 520 feet stations. WOSH & WYTLIOshkosh, WI; WKKN FORMAT: Urban: CHR DIAL POSITION: 1230 kHz; 97.7 & WKMOIRockford, IL; WMAY & BROKER: The Mahlman Co. MHz VWNNS /Springfield, IL; WSJM & San Angelo, TX KTXE to KYSD KGFJILOS ANGELES POWER: 1 kw; 3 kw at 248 feet WIRXISt. Joseph, MI; and WITL -AM CALL (9/9) PRICE: $4.5 million FORMAT: Country; Urban & FM/Lansing, MI. SIGN CHANCIFÇ ,xDZ San Luis Obispo, CA KXZI to BUYER: William Shearer, who is the BROKER: Chapman Associates and SELLER: Richard Raymond. Anchorage KBLK to KXDZ KJDJ (9/17) station's General Manager. Communications Equity Associates DIAL POSITION: 600 kHz (9/15) Sarasota, FL WMLO to WSRZ SELLER: Inner City Broadcasting POWER: 1 kw days Avon, NY WYSL (new station, (9/17) Corp., Pierre Sutton, President. It WCBG/CHAMBERSBURG, PA FORMAT: Country 9/16) Scranton, PA WBOW to WSCR also owns WLIB & WBLS /New York, PRICE: $525,000 KVML & KZSOISONORA, CA Bellefonte, PA WWZW to WZWW (10/1) KRE & KBLXISan Francisco, and BUYER: Little Mac of Pennsylvania, PRICE: $900,000, including a small (9/15) Somerville, TN WJED to WSTN WKSGIDetroit. Inc., a wholly -owned subsidiary of note. Blowing Rock, NC WOIX to WXLX (9/22) DIAL POSITION: 1230 kHz VerStandig Broadcasting, John Ver- BUYER: H. Group, Inc., headed by H. (9/18) Tabor City, NC WKSM to WYNA POWER: 1 kw Standig, President. It also owns Randolph Holder and his son, Ran- Brawley, CA KMMG (new station) (9/4) FORMAT: Black WAYZ -AM & FM /Waynesboro, PA dolph Jr. Their family controls WGAU Centerville, TN WHLP -FM to Tampa, FL WYOU to WAMA (9/3) WCOT (9/18) Vincennes, IN WRTB to WVUC Columbus WRMZ to WMGG (8/29) (9/20) Vincennes, IN WVUC to WFML Dallas KLTY to KHYI (9/19) (9/5) When it's Time to Buy or Sell, Deer Lodge, MT KDLI to KDRF Washington, IN WFML to WRTB (9/22) (9/3) Chapman Means Business. Eastland, TX KEAS-FM (new White Bluff, TN WHRD to WBDX station) (10/1) EAST: AM/FM -- No local competition. Excellent Escanaba, MI WBDW to WCHT Winfield, KS KRKY to KINC (requested) (requested) signal strength over nearby $8 million radio Eminence, KY WSTL to .WKXF market. Asking $1,800,000. (9/17) Fairbanks KECA to KWLF 29 Seek Contact - Ron Hickman (401) 423 -1271 (9/17) Genesee, NY WLMO new station, Richmond FM WEST: Attractive AM/FM providing regional 9/15) The continuing interest in broadcast Healdton, OK KZEA to KWXE properties is evident in the flood of ap- coverage. Priced at $2,600,000 on terms. (requested) plicants for a new FM in Richmond, Contact - Greg Merrill (801) 753 -8090 Lamar, CO KNIC (new station, VA, the nation's 53rd largest radio 9/18) market. The FCC has accepted 29 Leesburg, FL WINF to WOBO applications for a new Class A station MIDWEST: AM/FM in attractive resort area. Good cash (9/22) on 101.1 MHz there. Petitions to flow -- well equiped. Asking $1,100,000. Linden, AL WDAL (new station, deny any of the applications are due 9/15) at the FCC by October 19. Contact - Bill Lochman (816) 941 -3733 Marshalltown, IA KFJB -FM to KMTG -FM (9/22) SMN Revenues SOUTH: Mason City, IA KRNI to KUNY College town AM/FM with healthy cash flow (9/19) $7.7 Million plus real estate. Priced at less than 7.5 times McComb, MS WCCA to WXLT Satellite Music Network posted 1985 cash flow. Asking $1,150,000 on terms. (requested) revenues of $7,741,119 in the first Miami WAIA to WGTR (9/19) six months of 1986, up 21% over the Contact - Ernie Pearce (404) 998 -1100 Monte Rio, CA KMGG to KCLO same period last year. Net earnings (10/24) tripled to six cents per share. Naples Park, FL WIXI (new In his quarterly report to sharehold- ROCKY AM/FM -- Only combo in market of 45,000 +. station) ers, SMN Chairman John Tyler said MOUNTAINS: Priced at an attractive multiple of sales. North Little Rock, AK WLRF (new ad revenues were .up 30% in the first Asking $1,100,000 -- terms. station, 9/18) half of 1986 to $5,138,508. Affiliate Olympia, WA KXXO (new station, fees rose 7% over the comparable Contact - Greg Merrill (801) 753 -8090 9/15) 1985 period to $2,602,611. Osceola, AR KHFO to KWLN Top SMN spending categories for (9/1) the period were studio /uplink costs CHAPMAN ASSOCIATES' Pittsburg, KS KOWK to KKOW- ($1,745,580), network compensa- FM (9/3) tion ($1,624,592), administrative - nationwide media brokers Placerville, CA KTLL (new) ($988,020), advertising sales Poteau, OK KZZE to KYYN (9/16) ($925,476), agency commissions For information on these properties, contact the Associate shown. For Pueblo, CO KZLO to KATM -FM ($779,766), affiliation sales information on other availabilities, contact Janice P. Blake, Marketing Director (10/19) ($732,133), and advertising and pro- CHAPMAN ASSOCIATES, 8425 Dunwoody Place, Atlanta, GA 30338 Quincy, FL WCNH to WWSD motion ($340,113). (404) 998 -1100 (9/16) SMN currently has 8,956,212 Saint Cloud, MN KCFB (new shares of common stock outstanding. station, 9/15) It closed last week at 8 3/4 per share. 10 /R &R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 UZk A Countdown to Ecstasy with Oedipus

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OWNER PROFILE The Modest Ambitions Of American Media By Robert O'Brien When Alan Beck and Art Kern join- the latest acquisitions," Beck explain- ed forces in 1981 to form American ed. "We don't have a magic number, Media, it was not with the specific in- like 6.3 markets, and then we're go- tention to give lie to the adage that ing to stop." nice guys must finish last. They won't say where they'll be "We hoped that we were building next, but they're not as reticent about what would become a very well - where they won't be. "It's safe to say known, formidable radio company that that our company feels that you don't had a lot of really terrific people work- have to own a radio station in Los ing for it," explained Kern. And that Angeles. Chicago, or New York to be the quality of their life will be terrific, a very large and committed group and that the financial health of the broadcaster," Kern added. "To some company will be quite strong." extent, you really have to have a lot of What they've got is a radio company ego to want to make those invest- that radio broker Tom Gammon of ments. Americom, who's helped put together three deals for American Media, calls "one of the top five ... no, top three radio companies operating today." "These are the golden boys," Garn- mon said, referring, not to a couple of geriatrics dating Betty White and Bea Arthur, but to the two not -yet -40 prin- cipals of a burgeoning radio company who fairly effervesce with cherubic in- tegrity. MIAMI'S NICE - Spanish Broadcasting President Raoul Alarcon, Jr., (left) closes $15 million purchase ofWCMQ- FM /Miami. his wife, Lois, are at right. "At all stages of our careers, we've AM & Outgoing owner Herbert Dolgoff and shown

always - and I think I'm speaking for Arthur here - tried to do whatever it was we were doing at the time as the absolute best that we could do," Beck said, a modest explanation for the ex- ponential growth of a company launched five years ago from WALK- AM & FM /Long Island. They'd met when they both worked in television sales with Group W's Art Kern Baltimore station With a note of af- things about Alan as a fected incredulity in his tone, Kern "One of the Kern said, adding that he recalled the day that Beck told him partner," hoped Beck would be as gracious in that he was leaving the station to join him. "is that our egos WLIFIBaltImore. "When Alan came complimenting not driving our decisions." and told me that he was going to work are They bristled a bit at the suggestion in radio, I said, 'Alan, you're going to a company that one work for the wireless.' Typical TV guy, that ego is driving observer touted as "the next Cap Ci- right?" Kern admitted. "Of course, I No headstrong executives, was made to eat those words many ties." these. "Our goal is to build a company times over when we started the corn - is fairly large, but doesn't feel like pany in 1981." that a large company," Kern concluded

Quello Attacks SECOND CITY SHAKING - McHenry "Mac" Tichenor (left), President of Tichenor Media, and Jim Hall exchange a handshake after Tichener bought Hall's WOJO/Chicago. Broadcast `Gold Rush'

eschews bow- taking, he's a willing again demurred. "Remember that I not that at $25 million they would participant in risk -taking. had the advantage ..." he trailed off recoup a little less than five times their Continuing his attack on ownership According to Gammon, "These to check himself, a reminder to share investment. "We found it to be a good churn in the broadcast industry, FCC guys move with lightning speed" credit with the partner he always ad- way to protect our employees," Beck Commissioner Jim Quello last week when they've had to. Gammon related dresses, a little formally, as "Arthur," said, noting that the new owner, JAG criticized "professional raiders and the sequence of events that led to Communications, offered "a tremen- financial opportunists with little or not one of their acquisitions. The owner of "Our company feels that dous exposure to other Beautiful Mu- broadcast or communications back- a station in a market they were in- sic operations." ground and commitment." terested in saw a deal fall through in you don't have to own a Gammon affirmed that, by negotiat- Quello, a former radio broadcaster. the 11th hour, and asked Gammon to radio station in Los ing only with JAG, American Media told the Alaska Association of Broad- forage for a substitute quickly. a million or two on the Angeles, Chicago, or New might have left casters, "I think the public and the "The deal fell through at noon," table. broadcast industry would be well Alan Beck York to be a very large to Gammon said. "I got a call at 2:30, I served by some return stability." spoke with Alan at 3:00, he Acquisitions Binge Specifically, he reiterated his call for Beck Credited For Success and gave and committed group me a firm commitment of $7.5 million broadcaster." However, it proved sufficient to fuel return of the three -year holding rule. Kern, who stayed in TV for several at 3:30." Noting that it came together the company's acquisitions campaign. He also advocated closer FCC scruti- more years and didn't join the com- on a Friday, when most people are - Art Kern "We took what we call the slingshot ny of hostile takeovers to assure that_ pany fulltime until this past February, heading for the beach, Gammon cred- approach," Beck said. The sale of stations "remain in the hands of credited Beck with the company's its their "decisiveness, appreciation ... of knowing the market. I ran that WLIF helped to underwrite purchases responsible, experienced communi- early success. "All I can say is that he of value, and outstanding instincts" facility, so I had absolutely no ap- of stations in Tucson and Cincinnati, cations executives and owners." built it from scratch, he just created for the success of the company. prehensions about moving back into and the refinancing of the company, He added, "In some cases, like it," Kern remarked. "He built a Long Asked if moving immediately from that station." which also owns stations in Orlando CBS, the huge debt incurred in Island institution there." Long Island to another major market They had more apprehensions and San Antonio. fighting off takeovers or proxy fights Beck modestly demurred a full with their next purchase, WLIFIBaItI- about selling it earlier this year. What "The company's growth has not results in the company serving debt share of the applause, but if he more, constituted a major risk, Beck cinched the deal, they explained, was stopped with the announcement of rather than serving the public." 14/ R &R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 King Biscuit Flower Hour proudly presents: GENESIS

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RULES DOCTRINE IS NOT LAW Court Chips Away At Fairness Doctrine

In a decision that weakens the legal underpinnings oral arguments on of the Fairness Scharff said he was encouraged is the Fairness Doctrine. clearly a broadcast service Doctrine, the U.S. Court of Appeals last week RTNDA and other media that the judges in last week's ruling organizations that's part of the television signal. ruled that Congress never voted the controversial doctrine are challenging last appear to be "very skeptical about year's FCC into federal law. But legal observers were unsure report, which said the the constitutionality of the Fair- However, the three-judge panel just doctrine is unconstitutional, but went on to say that Congress never what the ruling's precise impact will be. ness Doctrine." They also ques- that only Congress has the power to tioned the spectrum made the doctrine a "binding stat- The Fairness Doctrine requires scarcity argu- move would be a sign from FCC change it. ment that underlies the doctrine. utory obligation." Instead, in a 1959 broadcasters to air contrasting Chairman Mark Fowler that he amendment to the Communica- viewpoints on controversial issues planned to move quickly to dis- "While the tions Act, Congress merely "rati- of public importance. mantle the doctrine. decision itself Teletext At Issue fied the Commission's longstand- "While the decision itself is very Summers said NAB is on the is very encouraging, its The ruling came down late last ing position that the public interest encouraging," NAB Sr. VP /Gener- "alert" week in a case involving for a congressional coun- immediate impact is very teletext, standard authorized the Fairness al Counsel Jeff Baumann observ- terpunch, but hasn't picked up or the use of a television station's Doctrine," the court ruled. ed, "its immediate impact is very signs of one so far. He added, "We difficult to assess, both "vertical blanking interval" to difficult to assess, both on the Hill sure don't want any legislative ac- on the Hill and at the transmit written text, such as Judge Scalia In Majority and at the Commission." sports tivity right now," when the numer- Commission." and weather, to specially - The two-judge majority in the Congressional Reaction ous bills speeding to passage offer equipped television sets. case was made up of Robert Bork -Jeff Baumann, Feared ample opportunities to tack on a NAB and Antonin Scalia', who has been Fairness Doctrine amendment. The FCC exempted teletext from confirmed by the Senate to take NAB's immediate worry is that a At the sanie time, the court will the Fairness Doctrine on grounds seat on the Supreme the ruling will prompt Congress New Hearings Next Week Court. The - hear Meredith Broadcasting's ap- that it's an "ancillary" not suit was now in a hectic service brought by the Telecom- pre-election rush to Larry Scharff, legal counsel to peal of an FCC finding that its Syr- adjournment covered by the regulation, and that munications Research and Action - to move quickly to the Radio-Television News Direc- acuse, NY television station viola- its cement development would be hamper- Center (TRAC) and Media Access the doctrine into law. NAB tors Association ( RTNDA), noted ted the doctrine with one-sided cov- ed by Fairness Doctrine burdens. Project. TRAC reportedly plans to Sr. Executive VP John Summers that another three -judge appeals erage of a local nuclear power is- That rationale was struck down ask the full appeals court to review said the likely trigger for such a court panel next Tuesday hears sue. last week on grounds that teletext last week's ruling en banc.

NEWS BRIEF

nounced sending a RKO Challengers Meet FCC, EPA Studying of telegram to Sovi- output outside the 90 -105 authorized WBLS/New York ND David Lampel et officials asking for permission to trav- zone; and lack To Elect Mediator Denver RF Radiation of weekly log inspec- were elected to two-year terms as Di- el to Moscow to odiscuss the journal- tions by the chief engineer. rector At -Large. FCC Mass Media Bureau Chief Jim The FCC and the Environmental ist's detention. In other action. the Mass Media Bur- McKinney has called a meeting this Protection Agency (EPA) this week The telegram read, in part: "We are eau fined WAZS /Summerville, SC Mutual Carries week (9/25) of the 69 remaining appli- are conducting a study of radio fre- concerned by the seious implications $2000 for failing to file its annual em- Presidential cants for the 12 RKO stations and the quency (RF) radiation from broadcast of this matter for members of the inter- ployment reports from 1982 to 1985 company's Memphis television proper- towers at Lookout Mountain near Den- national press corps who are assigned Announcements ty. At the session, the challengers are ver. The probe was prompted by con- to cover the Soviet Union." States May Preempt FM Mutual has launched a series of to select a mediator to oversee FCC - cerns of local residents. RTNDA President and KSL- TVISaIt Subcarrier Rules broadcasts involving the kickoffs of ordered settlement talks. In the past, the two agencies have Lake City News Director 1988 presidential campaigns. Last Spencer Kin- A U.S. appeals court ruled recently McKinney, who is in the running to undertaken similar RF radiation level week the network went ard asked whether Daniloff's seizure that the FCC may to Wilmington, be mediator, not "preempt" the has separated himself studies in Honolulu, Seattle, and Port- would have any impact on other report- DE to offer affiliates complete live cov- states from exerting controls over corn - from his bureau's trial role in the RKO land, OR. ers covering erage of the announcement former Soviet activities. "I would mon- carrier uses of FM subcarriers. of proceedings. He also announced that At high levels. RF causes the heating Delaware Governor Pierre hope not," said Kinard. "The fear is that The appeal Dupont. Deputy was mounted by the Cali- Mass Media Bureau Chief Rod of animal tissues, but it's not known this will have a chilling Similar coverage will be provided for effect. This ac- fornia Public Service Commission. Porter will assist him in any RKO nego- whether that's harmful to humans. tivity by government announcements of all major contend- has an effect on When the FCC deregulated FM tiations. newsgathering." ers, who will also be invited to appear SCAs several years ago, it preempted Meanwhile. GenCorp Chairman Media Bids For on the Larry King Show. state regulations as a way of prevent- William Reynolds last week said RKO, Daniloff's Release Engineering Snafus ing the states from blocking new sub - Other Key Developments: which his company owns, is interested NAB this week joined several nation- Cost WBTH $2650 carrier uses, particularly paging in selling out at fair market opera- NAB President Eddie Fritts has prices. He al news organizations to protest the de- WBTHIWIIIiamson, WV has been tions, which are regulated by the been named said RKO has tried to arrange settle- to the Management Board tention of Nicholas Daniloff, U.S. notified of $2650 in FCC fines for hav- states. There was fear that traditional ments in the past, and now welcomes of the Media-Advertising Partnership News & World Report correspondent, ing a hazardous antenna lead -in and paging services could block entry of for a Drug -Free FCC assistance in resolving what he America. by the Soviet Union. transmission line; failure to cease re- new, SCA -based competitors. called "unreasonable refusals to At a Washington press conference, mote control operation within an hour settle." The practical impact of the ruling is 12 media associations societies an- after loss of meter indications; antenna unclear. When SCA deregulation was undertaken, there was widespread ex- pectation that paging via subcarrier would become a big business. In fact, relatively few stations have entered the SCA paging arena. Brunner Selected As RTNDA President -Elect WSAZ -TV /Huntington, WV News Director Bob Brunner has abeen voted President -elect of RTNDA. At the asso- ciation's annual convention in Salt Lake City, Brunner defeated a radio candi- date for the job, Bob Priddy of Missou- ri Network. Brunner assumes office next Sep- HELPING HAND - The Oklahoma tember, succeeding KSL- TVISalt Lake Association of Broadcasters has City ND Spencer Kinard, who took of- received an honorarium check from NAB help fund fice two weeks ago. In the meantime, to its government relations efforts. OAB President BROADCAP BACKS LOUISIANA the President -elect's job is to organize PURCHASE - A minority buyer's purchase of an unidentified Louisiana AM /FM Carl Smith of KRAV & KGTO'Tulsa combo won- financial backing last week from next year's convention. The 1987 con- the directors of BROADCAP, NAB's Broadcast Capital Fund. Directors at- (right) accepted the contribution tending the Washington meeting ference is slated for September 1 -4 in (left to right) included Dan Gold, Knight- Ridder, Ken Harris and John Oxendine, from NAB Radio Chairman Bev BROADCAP VP and President, respectively, Chairman Don Thurston, Berkshire Broadcasting; attorney Tyrone Orlando. Brown at OAB's recent annual Brown, Steptoe & Johnson; and Jeff Baumann, NAB Sr. VP/General Counsel. In other action at this year's meeting, meeting. KFBK /Sacramento ND Tyler Cox and 16/ Rai FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 1

COUNTRY MUSIC MONTH SALUTE

Each day in October in honor of Country Music Month, the United Stations Programming Network is proud to salute country music's biggest stars with a special vignette program.

The Country Music Month Salute will mix concise comments, taken from exclusive interviews, with excerpts of each featured artist's hits.

Each five- minute program is hosted by Buzz Bowman of Philadelphia's WXTU. OCTOBER

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4

Willie Nelson Alabama Ronnie Milsap Reba McEntire 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

John Schneider Dolly Parton Eddie Rabbitt Earl Thomas Conley George Jones . Tanya Tucker Ricky Skaggs 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Janie Fricke Merle Haggard Exile Hank Williams, Jr. Loretta Lynn Conway Twitty Crystal Gayle

19 ' 20 21 22 23 24 25

Kenny Rogers The Oak Ridge Boys Don Williams Emmylou Hams Dan Scales Anne Murray Waylon Jennings 26 27 28 29 30 31

The Statier Brothers Lee Greenwood Roseanne Cash Johnny Cash The Judds George Strait

For station clearance information call 703 -276 -2900 For national sales information call 212 -575 -6100

Washington, D.C. Chicago Detroit Dallas Los Angeles London WHAT'S ri Ew Edited by Don Wailer

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Ascap Taps Five 1971 and 1980. respectively. panded its legislative activities. Director /Public Relations, advanc- Asst. Public Relations Director. ASCAP has promoted Sr. Attor- Both advanced to Sr. Attorneys in Karen Sherry, former Asst. to the ing to Asst. to the President /Direc- Lauren tossa segued to the Asst. neys Richard Reimer and Fred 1980. Currently. Koenigsberg is President /Director of Public Rela- tor of Public Relations in 1983. In to the Director of Public Affairs slot Koenigsberg to Assistants Gener- an adjunct professor of law at tions, moves to Asst. to the Presi- other company activity, Ken Sun- after serving two years as ASCAP's al Counsel. Reimer and Koenigs- Pace and Columbia Universities. dent /Director of Public Affairs. shine is now Manager /Public Re- Public Relations Coordinator/Edi - berg joined ASCAP's legal staff in Concurrently, ASCAP has ex- Sherry joined ASCAP in 1979 as lations after serving three years as tor.

Stiletto Names Three PROS ON THE CHANGES LOOSE Linda Neal, of KGON- KSGO /- Rich Berner - Production/ Portland, has been promoted from weekends WAPPINew York (516) Business Development Manager to 437 -6407 National Sales Manager Gene Bridges - PD WOAMIMI- aml (305) 735 -5275 Sandy Dye -Mack, of KGON- Dick Byrd - Air Talent KVASI KSGO /Portland, has been upped to Astoria, OR (503) 325 -3503 Promotions Directo'. Mike Carruthers - Parttime KB2flLos Angeles (213) 318- Eric Borensteih Mark Bevan Sterling Meredith 1666 Peter J. Feinstein, formerly of Stiletto entertainment has enlist- Arista Records. Also at Stiletto, ed Stiletto in 1981 as asst. tour WFTQ/Worcester, MA has been Jeff Foxx Mornings WJPCI - ed Eric Borenstein as VP /Artist Mark Bevan came aboard as VP! merchandise representative and named Account Manager with Chicago (312) 324 -2580 Development. Prior to joining Stil- Sales, after working in sales and has overseen the company's mer- WEZN /Bridgeport. Tom Gilligan - Nights KITS/ etto in 1981. Borenstein was In- promotions for ABC. Concurrent- chandising operations for the past San Francisco (408) 559 -1199 ternational Product Manager for ly, Sterling Meredith was named year. Drew Saint James, formerly Tim Hattrick - Mornings KKFRI Director /Marketing. Meredith join- Phoenix (602) 926-9293 with the Chevron Corporation, has Alvin Lawton Swing /Week- been named sales assistant at - MTV Nets Taps Two ends KZZCIKanses City (913) PKA Taps Five HNW &H /San Francisco. MTV Networks appoints Carole 334 -3456 CHRONICLE Paul Kagan Associates, Inc. re- Robinson and Ellen Morgenstern organizes its Research Depart- Bob Lindsey - Asst. PD /after- as Managers for MTV and VH -1 Born To: Kevin Cassidy, formerly with ment by naming Sharon Armbrust noons WDJXILoulsvUle (502) Program Publicity and Press & Pub- KSJOISan Jose MD Ken An- Republic Radio as AE, has been Vice President /Research. Most re- 896-9546 lic Affairs, respectively. Prior to the thony, his wife Marilyn, daughter named AE at HNW &H /Los Angeles. cently VP /Information Services, Pat Siciliano - VP/Jet Man - appointments, Robinson and Mor- Loni Regina. Armbrust joined PKA in 1979 as agement(818)344.2202 genstern were publicists for MTVN. Traffic Director Kel- R &R Asst. Newsletter Editor, advancing to Lori Robinson joined the network in Hamlin, former AE/WXON- Terry & ley Schieffelin, daughter Lindsey Gary - Mornings Advertising Manager before taking TV, has been named AE/WOMC, 1984 as secretary to the Manag- Paige. July 3. KXX106!Birmingham (205) on fulltime research duties in Detroit. er /MTV Press Relations; earlier she 591-1438 or (205) 979 -3636 WCBS /Milwaukee morning 1981. was a press assistant for Solters, Mike Taylor - Middays WMJJI team Dick & Elaine Stout, daugh- Concurrently, PKA promotes re- Roskin & Friedman Public Rela- Birmingham (205) 941-1653 ter Emily Raechel, September 4. search executives George Eagle, Ramon "Ray" Morales, for- tions. Morgenstern joined Warner John Mansell (Washington), Larry mer Assistant Credit Manager with Paul Tilton - Weekends Amex Satellite Entertainment Painter Associates' Richard Gerbrandt, and Steven Rosen- Certified Grocers /LA, has been KGONIPortland (503) 297 -8931 Company in 1984 as Executive Allan Painter, his wife Janie, berg (Carmel) to Senior Analyst named Assistant Director of Nation- Tom Yates - Co -PD KKCYISan Assistant to the VP /Press Rela- daughter Melanie Amanda, August posts. al Credit at WEA/LA. Francisco (415) 434-2489 tions. 22.

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Everybody wants a jrcg TALK] "PERFECT WORLD:" The FCC has given CBS two weeks to Expect the official announcement of answer charges by FAIRNESS IN MEDIA that E/PIA's BILL BENNETT becoming VP /AOR The new single from LAURENCE TISCH's acquisition of 24.9% of Promotion at MCA in the next week or two. the company amounts to an unauthorizerd transfer of control. An adverse finding would On the international scene, the VOICE OF not only jeopardize the CBS licenses, but AMERICA Contemporary service to Europe could require the automatic breakup of will go off the air at the end of the year due to iw(c k grandfathered AM -FM -TV combinations (as budget cutbacks. If you're looking for a few reported last week). Among those pressuring good soon- to-be- out -of -work men or women, the Commission to scrutinize transfers more give VOA a call at (202) 485 -6167. In a perfect world closely is House Telecommunications I'd have been the boy for you Subcommittee Chairman TIM WIRTH (D -CO). A few other recent casualties: I'd have been somebody else As indictments were handed down from WDJXILOUISVILLE Asst. PDIPM -er BOB In a perfect world the New Jersey Grand Jury (see Page 1), LINDSEY, who pulled in strong numbers and You'd a been the girl for me word had it that similar consequences may be had the highest overall ratings at the station You could have been yourself in the offing for several West Coast label execs but fell victim to the budget -slasher. Also. WMJJ/BIRMINGHAM's midday man MIKE We're dyin' for love when the L.A. Grand Jury finishes its work in TAYLOR is out, despite what he terms the guard the next few days. But we're afraid to drop our "best book ever." This follows the recent We're lost in a world gone crazy In response to KAHN departure of the station's PD, SM, and Where the men won't grow up COMMUNICATIONS' request for the New York Promotion Manager. And the women get so hard Attorney General's office to investigate "misleading advertising practices," GENERAL This ain't no perfect world. Hot talk from Dallas is about KHYI (Y95) MOTORS and DELCO ELECTRONICS have and what STATEWIDE VP /Programming MARK n 1986 N.YM. ASCAP/ Mho Music ASCAP/ agreed to include a disclaimer in future Hampstead Heath DRISCOLL plans to do with it. Word is that Music ASCAP Used by permission. advertising material stating that the radios Produced longtime programmer BUZZ BENNETT is back by Rick Neigher for Vogue Productions receive only C -Quam AM stereo - the system in biz, working with Mark on this and other competing with Kahn's. GM admits no projects. wrongdoing, and in fact claims that stations From the album broadcasting with the Kahn system fail to ROMEO UNCHAINED. disclose to listeners that 98% of all AM stereo Across town at KEGLIDALLAS, VP/GM V/R' iaa! car radios are capable of receiving only NORMAN RAU had "no comment" on the PARKER back On What? Records & C -Quam. sudden departure of PD RON to KKBO /HOUSTON as Asst. PD, but he did BASF Chrome Cassettes. HEFTEL BROADCASTING principal CECIL reveal that former MD JOE FOLGER has HEFTEL has lost his bid to become Hawaii's rejoined the station as interim PD. Does this Manufactured next governor. Hertel, who recently resigned mean Joe finally has the inside shot at and Distributed by his seat in Congress to run for governor, lost programming "The Eagle ?" Saturday's Democratic primary to Lt. Governor A &M Records. JOHN WAIHEE by 21,000 votes. On the book beat: NBC SOURCE financial Hollywood -based FAR WEST correspondent BOB MADIGAN is on the COMMUNICATIONS is now providing 20TH promo tour with the network's "Money Memo" CENTURY FOX TELEVISION with audiophile director LAWRENCE KASOFF. The two have dubs of classic Top 40 cuts for ABC -TV's coauthored The First -Time Investor," RECORDS "Moonlighting" series. published by PRENTICE HALL PRESS. Produced by Rick Neigher for Vogue Productions/Bob Rose/ A UPI report tells us that WKRGIMOBILE As if reading it weren't enough, HOWARD Howard Steele/ has come to the rescue of schoolchildren who T -Bone Burnett COSELL narrates his "I Never Played The have had to bring their own Charmin to the Game" bestseller in a new book -on-cassette. classroom. Seems austerity measures limited The book, which garnered considerable the availability of two -ply tissue in the schools national attention for its critical views of and kids were asked to bring their own supply "Monday Night Football," boxing, print of toilet paper with them. WKRG launched a journalists, and jock announcers, was directed "Roll Aid" appeal, and in just three short hours by programmer /consultant RICK SKLAR. 516 rolls were flushed out. Item: The San Francisco-based BOBBY Scuttlebutt in San Diego this week had it OCEAN is not the Bobby Ocean who recently that AC KLZZ would adopt its old AOR call joined KCPWIKANSAS CITY (R &R 9/5). letters - KPRI - and switch to Classic Rock. CLARK SMIDT is now advising AC outlet Owners TOM and ED SHADEK had no WVBFIBOSTON, but will continue as interim comment, but we hear that the station may PD at WPIX/NEW YORK and as GM of all - soon be sold. Jazz WOTB /NEWPORT, RI. Continued on Page 22

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Former WPKXIWASHINGTON, DC MD KHTR -POWER 103.31ST. LOUIS morning GREG COLE is the new MD/midday talent at man CHUCK BUELL has joined the ranks of crosstown WMZQ. Previous MD TODD commuting jocks. Following his AM shift he GRIMSTEAD moves to afternoons. WMZQ is hops on the nearest elevator and travels to still in need of evening and overnight KMOX, where he's host of "Total Information personalities. PM" from 4 -6.

What is KITS/SAN FRANCISCO up to? Is Which Milwaukee CHR has a prime a format modification in the works? PD opening for a PD? Call consultant AL RICHARD SANDS is mum about the changes, PETERSON at (213) 650 -4168 but the streets are rife with rumors.

NAVE A Former KYYXILAS VEGAS MD JOHNNY STEELE is the new Corporate PD for Another plum exists at Z95 (WYTZ) CLINTON BROADCASTING, based at /CHICAGO for PD, as JAN JEFFRIES KMMJIGRAND ISLAND, NE. exits to become GM & VP /Programming at WXLK /ROANOKE- LYNCHBURG (see News In Brief). With (SKIP) HERMAN & (JIM) McBEAN skipping to new rival rocker WGTR (see Page 3), there's a morning opening at Miami AOR stronghold WSHE. T&R to PD MICHAEL "Yes, we do do everything together," DALFONZO. says B100/SAN DIEGO's BOBBY RICH, Word in Nashville is that SKY CORP. has whose wife DEBBIE gave birth last Saturday sold WSIX -AM & FM to REAMS (9/20) to daughter LESLEY AMANDA just 36 BROADCASTING for just over $8 million. See hours before morning co -host FRANK next week's Radio Business section for ANTHONY's wife RO delievered son DANTE complete details. PHILIP (9/21).

A hot rumor charging around the South has WQXIIATLANTA going to 50,000 watts, A box of fresh pampers also goes out to up from its 5000 watts days and 1000 watts MODERN RECORDS owner PAUL FISHKIN nights. While VP /GM GERALD BLUM tells us and wife JANIS, who are the proud parents that it's just a rumor, we've also heard that it's of daughter MOLLY ANNE, born 9/20 and not entirely ruled out. weighing in at 7 lbs. 61/2 oz.

What's cooking with KABCILOS Our most sincere get -well wishes to ANGELES? The Talkradio station has replaced MOTOWN National Promotion Director VICKI DENNIS PRAGER and his nightly philosophic LEBEN, who's recovering from surgery to lIFE show for a food and cook show hosted by remove a herniated disc from her back. Track JACKIE OLDEN from crosstown KNX, 0 beginning October 6. Prager will continue to Album iO have a talk show on weekends. Out of the recovery room and back on the job is WNEW- FM/NEW YORK WPHD 29-23 Z104 20-18 OM /afternoon driver SCOTT MUNI, who's been 95INZ 29-26 KIYS 36 -29 Y1081DENVER's MD TODD CAVANAH will out for eight weeks with respiratory problems. WLS 20-15 KITS add now go to the other side of the music fence, Z95 25-21 WZYQ add when he joins ELEKTRA's Denver office and WLOL 21-17 WAZY 28 -23 RAY CARLTON moves to New York for Congrats to WMMRIPHILADELPHIA KIIS add-33 WDBR 39 -35 National Singles Promotion. morning star JOHN DeBELLA on his marriage Z94 add-28 WSPT deb-40 to ANNETTE "SCARLET" GAMMMON. WNNK deb-40 KFMW 40 -34 After 51/2 years at WZZKIBIRMINGHAM, WEAG 20-18 KZOZ deb-36 TONY KIDD has moved to the PD slot at THE SINGLE FROM WLLR /QUAD CITIES. He replaces RAY Finally, our condolences to WLOL/ THE ALBUM RANDALL, who left to program MINNEAPOLIS PD GREG SWEDBERG and KEBCIOKLAHOMA CITY a few weeks ago. his family on the loss of his mother. Deepest sympathies also to KBEQI RAECHEL DONAHUE, formerly with LA KANSAS CITY PD STEVE PERUN and family radio stations KLOS, KIIS, KWST, and KROO, on the loss of his father. has landed a Friday night 11-mid TV slot on Southland UHF channel 56, called "On The A tip of the hat to R &R's JOEL DENVER, Flip Side." She's producing /hosting this one - who researched and wrote last week's in- hour music and entertainment show beginning depth profile of the late radio legend September 19. GORDON McLENDON.

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Three down, thirteen to go. Weeks of the 1986 NFL say "we were tougher and it was football season, that is. Okay - so the NBC Radio Net- more fun when we played" - are work's gridiron coverage was in this column three weeks just fooling themselves. Today's ago (9-5), and you've already been burned out on all the players are the closest things to gridiron machines yet. As long as the stats and chatter churned out by the sports me- athletes continue to be bigger and dia. It's still better (almost) than agonizing five full months stronger they'll always figure out over how Bobby Ewing got in that shower or to whom Sam ways to make the game tougher. "Mayday" Malone proposed marriage. R&R: What aspects about pro football today do you think get in In keeping with the football spirit ple really aren't listening to the the way of the game? (and this week's quarterly Sports radio to know the intricacies of the BT: I don't like the idea of legis- On Radio feature), the NBC Radio game - they're listening to be en- lating sameness in all players. You announce team of Don Criqui and tertained. That's what we do - can't wear headbands, you can't Bob Trumpy call the play -by-play and do best. roll your socks up or down the and offer some color analysis of R&R: How - do you feel about the NFL wants everyone to look exact- some R&R questions, discussing term "jockocracy ?" Do you think ly like the logo. radio's coverage of football and the sportscasting benefits or suffers DC: And I'm in favor of that. I game itself. Criqui, who returns for from the presence of ex in the jocks think it maintains their integrity. A his second year with NBC's NFL announce booth? lot depends on how a team looks coverage, doubles as play-by -play DC: I've never had a problem when they play, and if you get eight- man on the network's Sunday tele- with ex- athlete analysts because guys with different headbands casts with humpy they can make frumpy joined the broadcast bet- you're dealing with a bunch of bull- NBC in 1977 10 following a -year all- ter. If they don't, they're not going shit artists. pro football career in which he was to last very long - pure and sim- the second-all-time leading receiv- ple. BT: But if you remember back er for the Cincinnati Bengals. BT: I'm all for whatever makes in the late '60s the single biggest the broadcast better. I have a repu- marketing tool for the AFL was Radio Vs. TV tation for really informing the aud- Joe Namath's white shoes. It's R&R: Since you broadcast the ience when I do a description of a things like that which set a player game on both radio and television, play. The reason athletes are hired apart - and the NFL doesn't want do you have any thoughts about is because they bring a unique per- that. DC: Another thing I'm concern- how the two compare as sports me- spective to the game. They've been Don Criqui and Bob Trumpy. dia? there. It may be unfair to the pro- ed with is the growing length of DC: In radio the broadcaster is fessional broadcaster who starts games. Sometimes they seem to centage of guys who make it is they're going to use it. I think it the picture, but on TV he just com- out trying for a broadcasting ca- drag out interminably. When a small. It's one thing to do one or adds something to the game. It's plements the pictures. From the reer, but it's also very cruel for the team is down 28-3 and they're two games for one year and quite also important to remember that creative viewpoint there is a lot of athlete who turns out to be incom- throwing passes on every play, another to make a career out of it. the refs do one helluva job. difference because is petent. There are each one using up 90 seconds, TV an enor- an awful lot of A lot of retired athletes are trying mous team great something should be done. These effort - there are so athletes who are last remem- for my job each year, but I don't many people involved, from the bered as being not- very-good broad- delays have nothing to do with the mind it - I think it makes me a cameras to graphics to the casters. The athletes who make it "A lot depends on how outcome of the game. When I first an- better analyst. It's tougher on us nouncers. started doing games they ran 2:40 But radio is much more do so because of their skill - the than it is for a network broadcast- a team looks when they simplified; we could quite literally same as the network announcer. or 2:45 on the average. Two years er, because they've usually been play, and if you get eight ago they started going longer than do a game with a microphone and doing it much longer. two guys. You create everything guys with different three hours, and that was all down- in "I'm proud to be a R&R: Turning now to the game radio; it gives you lot lati- time. These guys just mill around, a more itself how do you feel about the headbands you're dealing tude. You have member of the - trot back to the huddle, and slow to talk more and use of instant replays to reverse keep all the holes filled. with a bunch of bullshit the game way down. Keeping up jockocracy; I don't key decisions in a game? artists." the pace of the game is something BT: Radio is much more inti- consider the term a DC: In critical situations they they should work on. can determine the rightful win- -Don Criqui mate. After doing this for one year criticism at all and it R&R: Where do you stand on the on radio I'm convinced that the ners. There have been blatant er- issue of voluntary drug testing? play-by-play guy is the star, and doesn't bother me in the rors in the past, but not that often. BT: You have to have it. I think It does open a Pandora's box, how- the analyst has to realize that. I least." DC: That's right. You can't ap- Red Auerbach said it best when he ever, because once a game is re- allow Don all he wants on radio, -Bob Trumpy preciate the job they do unless you said they've researched everything versed by reviewing a call you're but when we do TV he relies a lot stand on the sidelines of a profes- and the only answer is random at- going to get an awful lot of guys more on me. The TV analyst is usu- DC: The difference between a sional football game and watch the large unannounced drug testing. who want to review a lot of things. ally given more attention, and I'm broadcaster and an athlete is that speed and size of the players and There has to be a fear factor in The NFL has to keep very tight afforded that luxury because I've an athlete gets only rile chance to the enormity of the collisions, and there - penalties of immediate control on it, and the refs have to be got a guy like Criqui who just sits prove himself. realize the officials only have mil- suspension. The deception that very selective, or it will get out of there and does a sensational job ev- BT: Right. We're the first ones liseconds to make the call. They goes on is unbelievable. A coach hand very fast. Still, there are ery week. I don't have to worry hired first But don't guess; they make them on was telling us about carrying sacks and the ones fired. some crucial games where replays about him and I can be myself. But I'm proud to be a member of the what they see, and it's damned of urine into the tests and having have shown that touchdowns were on radio it's all him, and I just fill in jockocracy; I don't consider the scary how often they really are designated pee-ers. I don't social- allowed on bad calls such as in the blanks and give him a chance term a criticism at all and it - right. ize with people who use drugs, and the Houston-Washington game last to catch his breath - which I don't doesn't bother me in the least. if I were a football player- I mind in the least. year. I can only assume that the re- The Good 01' Days? wouldn't want to work with them Open Door Policy play would easily determine when R&R: How has pro football either. I don't buy that stuff about R&R: Do you think radio is han- R&R: Do a lot think a call is bad and should be over- of athletes changed from, say, 20 years ago? invasion of rights. dicapped-at all by the lack of visual they have an open door to the turned. R&R: One last obvious question: aids such. as "chalkboards" or in- broadcast booth just because they BT: I like the idea of the NFL be- BT: It's changed light years. The Who do you pick to take it all in the stant replays? have played the game? ing willing to admit that they might speed, the athletic ability, the colli- Super Bowl this year? BT: The lack of visuals on radio BT: Sure - and I would encour- make an error and that if they have sions, the plays. Those people you DC & BT: Chicago Bears all the doesn't hamper the analysis. Peo- age them all to try it. 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?1 SIDELINE TO MIKESIDE Hank Stram Keeps The Signals Straight Nobody can describe the game is obviously more action on a football difficult field than working a good game. In a more accurately than Hank good game, the game takes care of Stram. Stram brings 15 itself. If it's a blowout, then of years as head coach of the course we have to do everything we Kansas City Chiefs can to make it interesting and ex- (with citing, two Super Bowl rings) to humanize it so the au- and dience will be entertained and en- two heartbreaking years as joy it. an expansion team head coach for the New Orleans Saints to the booth every "We may find ourselves time he does a CBS broad- cast. in trouble if we Most football fans agree that downgrade the football listening to someone tell you what intelligence of the fans." you're seeing if you're watching a game on TV is rather superfluous. But those same people will tell you that if you're listening to a game on R&R: Which medium covers" the radio, Stram's your man. football better - radio or TV? CBS Radio teams Stram with HS: They are two completely dif- broadcast legend Jack Buck every ferent vehicles. With radio, you Sunday night for the "NFL To- have to paint the picture for the night" show. Stram and Buck also listening audience. There aren't as do the "Game of the Week" on both many people involved when you're doing radio CBS Radio and TV. Although his two seasons games. There are no with the instant Stram first joined CBS in 1975, New Orleans Saints were less than replays and there aren't as after 15 years in Kansas City. He fruitful, he doesn't rule out the many commercials, so this pro- Hank Stram (1) with Jack Buck. Together they bring the NFL to the air- possibility of returning to vides more time to talk about the returned to coaching after one waves every Sunday the on CBS Radio. coaching year, and led a dismal New Or- ranks once more. game. Therefore, the announcers' leans Saints team for two seasons responsibilities are different. With before returning to CBS in 1978. His television, the viewer watches the coaching record presently stands game unfold, so it's very important not to at 131 wins, 97 losses, and ten ties, say the obvious. with 21 of those losses posted dur- Humanize The Game ing his two seasons in New Or- R&R: Because you do get so in- leans. volved and detailed in your de- We Hear You, Hank scriptions, do you feel that you R&R: Most people first recall might only appeal to the most hearing your voice in 1970, when knowledgeable football fans? Or do you were mitred during the playing you think nearly all the fans who of the Super Bowl. Was this the tune you in are very knowledgea- first time a coach had been mitred? ble? HS: No, it wasn't the first time. HS: We may find ourselves in It was the first time in a major trouble if we downgrade the foot- game like the Super Bowl, but I ball intelligence of the fans. I think had been wired for sound many they know a lot more about football times for "NFL Films" segments. than we give them credit for know- ing. I just don't think we can talk down to them. Fans also want to continue to learn. With all the "It's easy to talk about games and films I've seen, I can the obvious things and immediately see all the strengths and weaknesses on the field. So I about things after should be able to relate this infor- mation to the fans. they've happened. My When Stram coached; 'Only his players and an occasional referee heard him. Now, a nation listens to his broadcasts It's also important responsibility, every week. for us to because humanize the game so fans know of my vast coaching there are people underneath those background, is to extend helmets. There should be a lot of fun, too. Football is a game, and it HS: I'm pleased more to the fans." you've made that way at all. I can improve the proaches when two highly -rated should be played with great that observation, en- because that's quality of the game from the fan's and talented ball clubs are playing thusiasm and fun. The broadcasts what I try to convey. It's easy to viewpoint if I can point him in the as opposed to when two less should be the same way. They talk about the obvious things and right direction. That's my game talented teams are playing? R&R: Because of your coaching shouldn't sound like World War III. about things after they've happen - plan. HS: The challenge of broad- experience, your sportscasting R&R: Is football simply enter- is ed. My responsibility, because of casting is in doing the very best you very analytical and tainment for the fans or is it more detailed. You my vast coaching background, is to can, creating the picture. an- seem to read the offenses and de- The Challenge: than that? extend more to the fans than some- ticipating what's going fenses perfectly. to happen, HS: People are very emotionally And when you one who hasn't coached. I know a Be Your Best and not telling the predict where obvious. It involved with their respective the play will go, lot of people who won't take the R&R: When you're broadcast- doesn't make any difference what you're,usually right. risk of ing, do you have to use being wrong, but I don't feel different ap- kind of game it is. Working a bad Continued on Page 32 30/ R&R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 Who represents more professional and college 0 play -by -play sports than any other radio rep?

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He won Coach of the Year Stram coached the Kansas City Chiefs for 15 years and took them to two Super Bowls. honors four times.

That's cause then it sounds like it's pre- Continued from Page 30 cause, a common interest. what makes football so great. Fans meditated and that's not the case teams around the country. I don't get sentimental about their teams. at all. That word isn't a proper think there is any question about They hurt when they lose and are description of professional football. the fact that pro football, and foot- ecstatic when they win. There's no question that foot- ball in general, has captured the ball's rugged. There's always a Hank's Picks For '86 imagination of the American pub- Is Football Violent? chance for injury. But that's the lic. It's good that people are excited R&R: Some people say football nature of the game, and that's why What a gambler wouldn't give to have a "Hank Stram they about their particular teams. Pro is more violence than sport. Do you I think people like football as Hotline" for weekly predictions of NFL games. Well, we football and college football bring a agree? do. They like to see the contact, the have the next best thing: Stram's preseason picks for the community together because the HS: You have to be careful with hitting, and the physical aspects of these predictions are fans are all involved in a common regard to the word "violence," be- it. I don't think there is ever a time 1986 season. He points out that based on injury -free seasons for the teams mentioned.

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when a player deliberately tries to R&R: Do you think further NFL Y I hurt another player. It's a high- expansion is inevitable? speed collision game. HS: I don't think there's any .. of the dif- question that the NFL is looking to z-,, ..,.. R&R: What are some ferences between coaching a suc- expand in the future. They'll proba- then . by two teams, ...i c cessful pro football team like the bly expand Sao If ascleco ,._, Kansas City Chiefs and the team another two teams. But I don't you coached in New Orleans? know when that will take place. they settle whether a fran- I HS: The obvious differerences Once L. AlWala to were one, the organization, and chise can move from one city will IDB We started from another, then I think expansion maws two, the talent. SATELLITE - scratch in Kansas City. At our first happen. INTERCONNECT meeting in 1960, I told our team R&R: Is there any chance you'll that I didn't know how long this return to the NFL as a head coach? has brought the competitive advantage of satellite tech- thing was going to last, but that we IDB Communications HS: It's hard to say what the than 1,000 would be the winningest team in nology to hundreds of radio stations. In 1986. IDB will transmit more will bring. I learned a long the history of the American Foot- future IDB offers uplinking from say never. N.B.A. and N.H.L. games for flagship radio stations. ball League - whatever the time- time ago never to of trans- 41 American and Canadian cities plus the radio industry's largest fleet frame and whether or not there was a merger. After ten years, R&R: Is that desire still burn- portable uplinks smart radio stations call IDB to get the edge on their com- - that's exactly what we were. Then ing? for Peter or Brian. And in New York kind. I'm petition ... 213- 870 -9000, ask the merger took place in 1970. HS: It's a different if I weren't 914-939 -7470, ask for Howard. When I went to New Orleans a lot sure I'd feel differently made that doing so many games for CBS. I'm to go is up! of promises were IDB Communications ... the only way weren't fulfilled. I had a five-year still in the arena. It's a different still contract and was given just two. Of seat, but it's still fulfilling. It's back course, that's the owner's preroga- very exciting. I wouldn't get sake of tive, and that's the way the game into coaching just for the IDB COMMUN ICATIONS would consider it, how- is. And, of course, we just didn't doing it. I GROUP INC. kind of have the talent that we had in Kan- ever, if it were the right sas City after just two years in New package with the right opportunity City, California 90232 -3380 213 -870 -9000 Telex: 277458 10,525 W. Washington Boulevard Culver Orleans. to win.

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Well, here we are in the fourth quarter. In my person- ally compulsive manner, I took a look in my "stuff" file read about contest pros in your lo- BPME convention and read about gy got trapped. The reasoning and realized not only that it is time cal newspaper is once again for a quar- ?), but he is now of- it in R&R on June 27th, this will be that the black and white require- fering terly clean-up of accumulated odds and ends, but that a course called "How To partially old news - but with a new ment makes it harder for counter- Win Radio three items in that file directly related to recent columns. Call-In Shows" at the twist. Panelist Peggy Boeck, Pro- feiters to gain access to negatives popular Learning Annex in New motion Director of WHAS /Louis- that could easily be altered and us- With Liberty For A Few York. ville, told us all Statue; 81% of the men knew about how she had ed for counterfeiting purposes.) It's been a little over two months about An ad for the class features created the French connection versus a her own direct mail piece b. All illustrations must be less since we surveyed the goings on in 71% photo of Denning with phones built around of women surveyed. the locally -legendary than % or greater than 11,4 times New York radio surrounding the pressed to both ears, obviously Binghams. The family Finally, Bruskin learned that was not only the size of each part of the original Statue of Liberty Centennial cele- beating Scott Shannon and Z100 out embroiled in a major newsmaking 67% of those surveyed consider the item. bration (R&R 8/1). R.H. Bruskin of another goodie. The copy under squabble, but also owned her statue very important, 27% see it sta- c. All negatives used in making Associates, the research people the photo says, " `Here's the clue tion. Boeck had chosen "Bingham the as somewhat important, and 6% broadcaster's product must be who seem to specialize in supplying .' The DJ sang out - and Stuart Bucks" as the title for her print say it is not important at all. I kind destroyed after their final use. those intriguing pieces of informa- Denning stopped the car and start- piece, which featured a picture of of hope Bruskiit does a follow -up What's new in 504, just in tion perfect for commuter trains ed a new life ... as a winner! To- morning personality Wayne case survey which factors in the media you're curious, is that photograph- and cocktail parties, have released day all the DJs and radio stations Perkey with hands filled with in- influence on those opinions it ic and other likenesses of currency figures about the public's knowl- - know him. Why? Because he's the viting green cash on the inside might be a powerful selling tool for of the United States can now edge of the statue. This informa- guy that calls in constantly, gets panel. No sooner had the piece be us- us. ed for any non tion comes from a study taken pri- through constantly - and wins!! gone out than -fraudulent broad- she was notified that cast promotion or to the Fourth of July hoopla, but A Class, No Less ... In fact he wins so often that a she had violated Treasury Depart- and advertising purpose. However, under this new bear in mind that the public had A tip of the Image & ruling was passed just because of ment regulations concerning Marketing the policy, the Treasury Department been getting hype about the cele- fedora to Stuart Denning him - you can only win once in 30 promotional and broadcasting of Spring- use expects to increase enforcement bration for months before the holi- field, New Jersey. He's the guy days. (We know better than that) of United States currency. against color reproductions that do day. who was the focus of But nothing stops this dialing -for- It cost Peggy a few of her the "West budg- not conform to size restrictions. Therefore, it's surprising to dis- 57th" piece on contest pros which dollars dynamo! Now he's willing et's, not the Binghams', bucks to Well, that gets me up-to-date cover that only 48% of all Ameri- Keith Carson and I discussed in the to share his secrets with you in this recall and reprint her piece. Just a for this quarter - see ya in the cans knew that the Statue was August 15th issue of R&R. Keith once -in-a- lifetime Learning Annex short while ago new enforcement mailbag in 1987. given to us 100 years ago (52% of sent me some follow -up stuff on course `How to Win Radio Call-In policies concerning currency re- that figure were men and only 48% this "demi- celebrity." Not only did Shows.' productions were introduced as 18 were women). 76% of adults sur- the 28- year -old car salesman " `When you walk out of my U.S.C. Section 504. I thought I'd veyed knew that Bartholdi's mas- (could he be anything else ?) re- course,' says Stewart, 'you'll have share the new regs with you so you terpiece was given to the United ceive extensive coverage in the all the tools you need to seriously don't get caught in the same dollar DATELINES States by France. Once again, men Globe newspaper (OK, it ain't the improve your odds of winning a dilemma. were more knowledgable about the Times, but how often have you major cash prize in one of the met- According to the Treasury ropolitan area's call-in radio con- De- 1987 tests. In fact, I'll go even further to partment, broadcasters may use February 1 -4 say that some of you will walk out any security for on-air advertising and win that night!' or promotional campaigns, without National Religious Broadcasters 44th ONE YEAR AGO TODAY Annual Convention "With odds like those who restrictions, if videotape instead of can Sheraton Washington, Washington, Senators launch hearings on rock lyrics pass up this incredible opportuni- film is used in the production of the ty? Turn spots. The rationale for this policy DC Pat Norman VP /GM at KRTH/Los Angeles that beat -up old radio sit- ting on your night table into a is that with tape there is no nega- February 7 -10 #1 CHR: "Money for Nothing" - Dire Straits (WB) (3 wks) winning dream!" tive that can be used in counterfeit- Radio Advertising Bureau 7th Annual Great, huh? By the way, ing. Managing Sales Conference #1 AC: "Saving All My Love..." - Whitney Houston (Arista) (2 wks) the course is one evening session and When film is used, such as in the Hyatt Regency, Atlanta #1 t3111: You Are My Lady' - Freddie Jackson (Capitol) (3 wks) production of costs $15. It sure is nice to see a direct mail pieces March 28 -April 1 #1 Country: "Touch A Hand, Make..." - Oak Ridge Boys (MCA) (2 wks) contest pro make a career out of (sorry, Peggy), the following re- National Association of Broadcasters #1 AOR Track: "We strictions of section 504 apply: Built This City" - Starship (Grunt /RCA) annoying DJs .. . 65th Annual Convention a. All illustrations must Dallas Convention Center, Dallas #1 LP: "Scarecrow" - John Cougar Mellencamp (Riva/PG) (5 wks) be in Money Business black and white, except for postage April 1 -5 For all of you who attended our stamps issued by the US or foreign Alpha Epsilon Rho 45th direct mail panel Annual Con- FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY at the recent governments. (This is where Peg- vention Clarion Hotel, St. Louis WRKO /Boston switches from CHR to Talk April 26-29 #1 CHR: "Arthur's Theme" - Christopher Cross (WB) Broadcast Financial Management As- #1 AC: "Arthur's Theme" - Christopher Cross (WB) (2 wks) sociation Annual Meeting Marriott Copley Place, Boston #1 B/U: When She Was My Girl" - Four Tops (Casablanca/PG) (3 wks) June 6-9 #1 Country: "Step By Step" Eddie Rabbitt (Elektra) (2 wks) - American Advertising Federation An- #1 LP: "Tattoo You" - Rolling Stones (Rolling Stones/Atco) (2 wks) nual Convention Buena Vista Palace Hotel, Orlando June 10-13 TEN YEARS AGO TODAY American Women in Radio and Televi- sion 36th Annual Convention #1 CHR: "If You Leave Me Now - Chicago (Columbia) Beverly Hilton, Los Angeles #1 AC: "If You Leave Me Now - Chicago (Columbia) (2 wks) June 10 -14 Broadcast Promotion and Marketing #1 Country: "Here's Some Love" - Tanya Tucker (MCA) Executives /Broadcast Designers As- #1 LP: "Hasten Down The Wind" - Linda Ronstadt (Asylum) (2 wks) sociation Annual Seminar Peachtree Plaza, Atlanta R &R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986/33 MANAGEMENT

Developing A More Ronald E. "Buzz" Brindle is President of the Brindle Company, a New York -based firm providing marketing services for the radio and Productive Airstaff video music industries (212) 242- 8267. Brindle, who worked for By Ronald E. "Buzz" Brindle MTV between 1981 -85 as Direc- tor /Music Programming, is also Why is it so difficult to find truly great jocks? What's What these PDs misunderstood writing a book about the video out- the key to maximizing an GMs was that listeners were saying that let's first four years of operation. airstaff's talent? have radio background includes pro- been laboring with these questions since they weren't interested in long- His the beginning of winded, self- indulgent, boring gram management posts at WNBCI music radio - especially since the golden days of Bill jocks. Nevertheless, jocks were en- New York and WMAQlChicago. Drake's "Boss Radio," which is generally acknowledged couraged to suppress their in- as the historical watershed when personality jocks began dividualise and to acquire a ho- to disappear. Today, as in the '50s, personalities are in mogenous quality. carne one of America's most listen- Management must make a com- vogue. The problem is that we've spent the past 20 years Consultant John Sebastian learn- ed to radio stations. The moral of mitment to the aggressive develop- discouraging air talent from being too high- profile. How ed a hard lesson in the early '80s the story: a proper balance of ment of on -air talent. The first step with his AOR format. Client sta- music, personality, and promotion involves reevaluating the role of can we rectify this dilemma? is tions such as WCOZ /Boston were the key to success. the PD; it is no longer a chief an- A basic problem is that the pres- hugely successful, but then plum- nouncer function. The PD position ent system discourages the nurtur- meted into obscurity during the The Farm System requires management- oriented ing and development of air talent. course of a couple books. Sebas- Perhaps it's time for us to con- professionals with new vision, new "If a jock does his If a jock does his job well and job well tian's experience taught observ- sider a farm team system for de- values, and new skills. achieves high ratings, the PD or and achieves high ratings, ers that a tight, well -researched veloping air talent. Major market GM usually takes credit. If a jock's the PD or GM usually takes music format can carry the ball for outlets can create a formal rela- Diplomatic Technocrats the short 18 tionship with one or two selected ratings are less than impressive, term (approximately The PD of the '80s must be able credit. If a jock's ratings stations in smaller markets for this he is held responsible. It's a classic months), but ultimately the depth to plan, teach, and coordinate the purpose. The benefits to both par- problem, and one which is exacer- are less than impressive, of a station's air talent will be a various technical services which ticipants are obvious: the major bated by the recent technological determining factor in the station's are now available. The job requires he is held responsible." market organization participates developments in music scheduling, longterm success. the skills of a diplomatic techno- in the development potential reliance on audience research, and of em- crat. a lack of managerial vision. Perception Vs. Reality ployees, and the smaller market outlet has an opportunity to benefit Air must be given more We had a similar experience at talent New Collar from major market management accountability and, consequentlÿ, Jocks to continue doing professional or WNBC /New York. When we arriv- expertise. more opportunity to succeed. Each Traditionally, upper manage- technical work." What a successful ed in 1977, the market didn't have a jock should be treated as an in- ment has dangled the carrot of the jock really wants to do is keep jock- clear perception of what the station The system has served major dividual program director respon- PD job as an incentive to encour- ing. was supposed to be. Some thought league sports franchises well for sible for his individual age ambitious air talent. The prob- it was All-News, some thought it daypart. Ratings-based incentive programs lem is that a jock is ultimately a was All -Talk. The entire airstaff, which quality- intensive craftsperson. Most are part of the The Real Bottom Line including the legendary Don ¡mus, "Perhaps it's time for us to encourage "New Collar" psychographic, the Management usually looks at the performance should be instituted. was let go and a music -intensive consider a farm team college -educated offspring of blue bottom-line cost of air talent and format was installed. It worked Air talent should be encouraged to work with collar families. They feel most cringes. We forget that this ex- well in achieving our initial goal of system for developing air upper management in satisfied when creating that in- pense is not a matter of cost, but conditioning the audience to think the programming decision-making talent. Major market process. Talent should, at the least, tangible product known as a good one of yield. Revenues are depen- of WNBC as a contemporary AM veto show. Jocks are to radio what ath- dent upon two variables: Arbitron music station and a relevant com- outlets can create a be allowed power over deci- sions which concern their shows. letes are to baseball. ratings and the perception of the petitor for WABC. formal relationship with Jocks are skilled in packaging in- station among local retailers. Qual- Experience shows that a sense of formation. The program director's ity of air talent is a significant fac- However, we discovered after one or two selected participation and accountability function is administration. As man- tor in both these considerations. the first six books that we couldn't stations in smaller are key factors in performance. agement expert Peter F. Drucker Some flawed thinking during the elevate our ratings beyond a 2.5. markets." Air talent should not be viewed as suggested in a recent Wall Street '70s has helped create today's "Imus In The Morning" returned, "labor," but rather as "re- Journal article, "For most know- talent problem. Prominent pro- and a brilliantly targeted advertis- sources." And as Drucker points ledge workers, promotion into a grammers who misinterpreted ing campaign was designed by pro- years, and there's no reason why out, "resources have to be manag- management job is the wrong re- market research decided listeners motion director Dale Pon. The radio can't successfully apply this ed for optimum yield rather than ward. The good ones usually want weren't interested in personality. result was synergistic. WNBC be- approach to talent development. for minimum cost."

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KEN BARNES Mail Domination: A Column Of Letters

I have a lot of excellent letters to acknowledge and Loading The Databases comment on, but first I feel an is in A explanation order. c I figured I would get some addi- series of mistakes on my part produced a column last n6t, s tions to my shared -name base - week ( "More Strange Band Names ") that did not come ball/rock & roll file, and WKZO/ out quite the way I originally intended. Kalamazoo air personality Ray Williams In fact, there were so many obliged with some good off Highrise ones: things I wanted to correct that at Hilton and the whole 11 second half is Q 11 R&R's Kent Thomas suggested I unannotated. These Greg Walker, White Sox first footnotes exist, rename this column "For The Rec- but I didn't number Y baseman and Santana lead vocalist them r ord." Anyway, the problem was I'd correctly, and anyway there Oo 11¡ Dave Clark, Indians outfielder intended for the first weird names wasn't any room left. Although f and DC5 drummer /leader (and column to run a little shorter, with someone may have profited from Malaco promotion man) learning that e the list supplied by KBCO's Dennis the Spinning Wig , Kenny Rogers, Rangers pitcher Hats is a pseudonym for oddball and First Edition vocalist Constantine continuing into Part H. 7 1 projects from the Long r, Then I compiled a ton of weird Ryders, o4, Jackie Moore, A's manager (for you will probably of band names from my file, which I be able to live part the season, anyway) and long, productive was going to start in Part II and lives without see- '70s R&B vocalist. ing would love to have a copy of that is- finish up in a theoretical Part III. the rest of these footnotes. Billy Idol in the fourth slot had Atco's Marc Nathan, unsatisfied Captions underneath sue. We're out of spares, but I know However, we managed to fit all the pic- many identifiers thinking it was with almost a page's worth of pub- tured sleeves might have lit- that among the R&R hoarders of of Dennis's names in Part I, and been a Madonna or Roger Daltrey, but licity, chimed in again with Bruce tle more helpful (at least the world there's bound to be a then I left to join the R&R con- some of votes were cast for Bob Welch and Ruffin, Phillies pitcher and early them were funny). And copy for Nancy. You can reach her tingent at the NAB convention in there were Barry Manilow as well. And Van '70s reggae singer. And I even about half a dozen at computer software marketing New Orleans, stayed a couple days other fabulous Morrison at the bottom generated came up with one, Wallace John- photos firm Information Systems, (213) extra on vacation, and came back (covering the I -Z portion of guesses of Bruce Springsteen son, Expos infielder and New Or-_ the alphabet, otherwise known 306-3113. to find that Part II and DI had to be as (makes some visual sense), Mc- leans R&B singer. My August 15 "Identify combined. Part III) that didn't survive the The Cartney again, Graham Nash (in- Meanwhile, Concord Jazz's Ellen cut, either. Eyes" contest continued to draw That would have been fine, but I terestingly), and Robert John. I'm Findlay sent a nice note comment- Well, least mail responses for some time, and didn't get a chance to change the at all the names came thinking about running Part H of ing on the baseball/music mutual in although I feeling I want to thank everyone who text to fit the new situation. So the ... have a that this "Eyes Without A Face" con- admiration society syndrome, en- a lot of people out wrote in with guesses. Most en- intro gives the idea that some of there are going to test soon, to see what else folks can closing for evidence a couple of al- trants seemed pretty confident, but Dennis's names are included, when have nominations of their own. I'm come up with. bums by Scott Hamilton, Jake it was fascinating these are actually my not sure if you've gained a clearer to see where they Hanna & Dave McKenna, 1979's stuff. Then went astray. Speaking of eyes, I forgot Naked there's an inexplicable break after understanding of what I was trying "No Ras- Hit," featuring a base- to do, but I feel now. Everybody got Crystal Gayle Eyes' hit version of Burt Bach- Highrise Hilton & The Skyscrap- better ball on the cover, and this year's right, but the second photo arach's "Always Something There ers, which is actually the intended Back To The Mail "Major League," spotlighting (Graham Nash) had people enter- To Remind Me" in that recent col- intro for Part III (which would baseball uniforms and parapher- Now for that correspondence. I ing George Harrison (not a bad umn, and WILI /Willimantic, CT have been running in place of this nalia. She also points out that, in recently reproduced an ad from guess), Gene Pitney (ditto), and PD Wayne Norman proves there's long-winded explanation had orig- common with the former Padres the September 6, 1974 issue of R&R Hank Williams Sr. Elton John in always something there to remind inal plans worked out). pitcher and Village People singer, depicting Casablanca's staff as it picture #3 had folks guessing Har- me by letting me know I forgot In the process of slapping Parts Dave Brubeck's drummer is also declared its independence. One of rison again, Paul McCartney, Pe- Carole Bayer Sager's smash com- II and III together, some things got named Randy Jones. the people pictured, promotion ex- ter Gabriel, James Taylor, and position "Nobody Does It Better" lost. You'll notice the footnotes cut ec Nancy Sain, called to say she Frankie Valli. by Carly Simon.

That Was Now, This Is Then

Sometimes you want to say it in pictures. I believe I've mentioned the rock & roll pasts of both Regina and Aimee Mann of Til Tuesday in earlier columns, but the visual ele- ment gives you a much more vivid then -and -now perspec- tive. Particularly in the case of Regina, recorded a five-song EP with the who's shown at top right in her role immortal title "Bark Along With The as lead singer /rhythm guitarist for Young Snakes" (further confusing Regina Richards & Red Hot, who animalistic matters by incleding a

recorded three singles and an al- cat in their group photo). - bum with Blondie producer Rich- Mann's basic look has not chang- ard Gottehrer in 1980. The rec- ed nearly so radically as Regina's, ords were released in the UK but owing in part to a shortage of (or not here, and were pleasant pop - disinclination on Mann's part to rock a long way removed from the wear) ribbons in the profusion dance -oriented material Regina has adopted by Regina and her hair- hit with in her current one -name, dresser. However, in another of many-ribboned incarnation. those infinite yet amazing coin- Madonna /Regina producer cidences that make pop music the Steve Bray has been cited as one- cosmic phenomenon it is, in Regi- time drummer for Red Hot, but is na's back cover album photo, she's not pictured in any of the group holding a cat! (h would have been a shots lie seen. little more cosmic if it had been a Meanwhile, around 1982, Aimee young snake, but this will have to Regina looks more red-hot now Mann sang and played bass for 'Tit Tuesday came along, Aimee satisfy the synchronicity depart- (left) than when her band really was Mann was a Young Snake Boston trio the Young Snakes, who ment for now.) Red Hot

36/R &R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 DATEBOOK SEAN ROSS WHAT COME S Springsteen Tours & Attack of The Rednecks AI''!'l:li. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 "LOVE TOUCH"? 1961/Bob Dylan's first press notice from New York Times critic Robert Shelton, who describes him as "a cross between a choirboy and a beatnik." 1967 /The Gladys Knight & The Pips version of "I Heard It Through The Grapevine" is released. 1976 /While taking target practice on some soda bottles, Jerry Lee Lewis accidentally shoots his bass player twice in the chest with a .357 magnum. 1980 :The Stray Cats open for Elvis Costello in London. Also. John Lennon is interviewed by Newsweek about the upcoming "Double Fantasy" LP. Birthdays: Jerry Lee Lewis 1935, Mark Farner (Grand Funk) 1948, Jean -Luc Ponty 1942. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 1967 Britain's first official rock station, BBC!, signs on with the Move's "Flowers In The Rain" (which, given its psychedelic lyrics. made it a fairly hip choice for a government station.) 1974 Lynyrd Skynyrd roadies fight with a technician in Louisville when he allegedly kills the sound during their set and then attacks them when asked to leave the stage. 1979 /Moving from Country to "Singles Lifestyle" AC, WGMA/Ft. Lauderdale calls rednecks "people who hang out at bus stations and pick their noses." Listeners attack the WGMA parking lot with pipes and clubs until the hear police an on -air call for help. One caller asks the PD if he's ever had his nose picked with a shotgun. Birthdays: Marilyn McCoo 1943, Johnny Mathis 1935, Deborah Allen 1953, Gus Dudgeon 1942.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 1954. "Earth Angel" by the Penguins is released, thus making it only slightly less than twice as old as the members of the New Edition. 1970. /Jima Hendrix buried in Seattle. Also, Curtis Mayfield leaves the Impressions. 1975 /Just as Booker T & the MGs are ready to reform, drummer Al Jackson is shot to death at age 39. 1979/In their third major charity grant of the year, the Bee Gees donate $50,000 to the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Social Change. Also, the Whispers release "A Song For Donny," with new lyrics to Donny Hathaway's "This Christmas" written by Carrie Lucas and proceeds to the United Negro College Fund. 1980/Paul Simon's "One Trick Pony" premieres. Queen's "The Game" LP (with "Another One Bites The Dust ") goes gold. 1982 "Maneater" and "Shadows Of The Night" released. "Eye Of The Tiger" becomes CBS's fourth bestselling single to date (behind "Play That Funky Music "). Birthdays: Ho a Hewett 1957, Herb Fame (Peaches &) 1943, Albert Collins 1932.

Jerry Lee Lewis, Howard Hewett, Lindsey Buckingham, Bob Geldof

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2

1967 Mama Cass spends an evening in a British jail in a dispute over a hotel bill. 1975 /Owing to a bomb scare that delays a show, Bruce Springsteen reportedly performs drunk in Milwaukee after arriving on top of a writer's car. The journalist later writes, "I have seen the future of rock & roll and he is on my windshield." 1982/A British benefit reunites Peter Gabriel and Genesis on stage for the first time since 1975. 1984/The Wall Street Journal reports that K -Tel is near bankruptcy. Also, "Walking On A Thin Line" becomes the fifth Huey Lewis & The News single from "Sports." Birthdays: Sting 1951, Don McLean 1945, Mike Rutherford (Genesis /& The Mechanics) 1950. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3 1973,Capitol president Bhaskar Menon gives Grand Funk its gold LP for "We're An American Band." Don Brewer reaches into the reception cake with his bare hands. 1980 /Bruce Springsteen kicks off "The River" tour at Ann Arbor's Crisler Arena. Bob Seger joins him at the end for "Thunder Road." Also, Stevie Wonder announces a King's Birthday march for the following year to lobby for the anniversary's establishment as a national holiday. 198 //At this rate, she could probably become a regular cast member soon: "Saturday Night Live" opens the season with a three -minute film clip by Yoko Ono showing her footage of John Lennon to "Goodbye Sadness." Birthdays: Lindsey Buckingham 1947, Jack Wagner 1959, Alan O'Day 1940. Richard Hell 1949, Eddie Cochran would be 48 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4 The New Single 1970 /Janis Joplin is found dead of a heroin overdose at Hollywood's Landmark Hotel 1973 /Graham Nash, David Crosby, and From then Neil Young show up at a Stephen Stills & Manassas show in San The Album Rod Stewart Francisco, thus affecting a CSN &Y reunion for the first time in two years. 1980 /Carly Simon collapses from Produced By Bob Ezrin exhaustion on stage in Pittsburgh and the rest of her tour is cancelled. Also, Mick Fleetwood, Lindsey Buckingham, and Stevie Nicks appear during halftime at a USC game to present the marching band with a platinum record for its contributions to "Tusk."

Birthdays: Patti Labelle 1944 (one of several 1986 WEA Records possible dates), Helen Reddy 1942, Leroy Van Dyke 1929. B V

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5 .

/962/The Beatles "Love Me Do" is released in Britain. 1969 / "Monty Python's Flying Circus" premieres on the BBC. 1973/R &R's debut issue. The first #1 is Cher's "Half Breed " 1984 Survivor's comeback, "I Can't Hold Back," debuts on the CHR chart on its way to ero. One Of The "Most Active" Birthdays: Richard Street (Temptations) 1940, Bob Geldof 1954, Steve Miller 1943. For The Record: Just as his "Stand By Me" hit was reissued. Ben E. King was misidentified last week CHR CHART © as Jackie Wilson. Our apologies.

RaR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986/37 AIR PERSONALITIES Y

DAN O'DAY The Fan Mail File Dear Mr. O'Day: plished by way of two consecutive against some of the garbage First of all, let me tell you how on -air marathons which required polluting the public air waves! flattered I was to be the subject of much more thought and effort than "Even more incredible, major your "column" of August 22, "A the "Mexican National Anthem." broadcasting companies are em- Wave Of Stupidity." I also was impressed with your ploying most of the people men- Let me also tell you how thankful vast knowledge of the border situa- tioned in your article. How's the old I am that you: a) do not live in my tion, Dan, but I think you need to saying go? IT ALL TRICKLES listening area; and b) do not sign check your facts. Maybe you DOWN FROM THE TOP!" my paycheck. should work with the border patrol "Realizing some of these 'stunts' In response to your criticism of for a few weeks before you offer are really easy ways for an air per- my production entitled "The Mex- your opinion of these long -suffering sonality to get some free local ican National Anthem," I would oppressed illegal aliens. press, I think the effect on the sta- like to offer a few points to ponder. Anyway, I did like the title of tion in the long run is disastrous. SHARP COOKIE Listeners surround KDKB sports- comedian bookie It is and was only intended to be your "column" "A Wave Of Stu- - Ran- - "With all the positive promotions dolph at Tower Records in Phoenix to celebrate his new record a parody song. The hilarious way pidity" and I think you should "Great - in the past year (Hands Across Moments In Sports," a collection of humorous sports stories. All profits from you dissected each verse in use that every time you offer your your America, Live Aid, Farm Aid, the record benefit the March of Dimes. Pictured at top center is Cookie, with "column" insightful opinions. KDKB made it sound like a doc- etc.) being supported by the record morning man Keith Larson at far right. umentary. Apparently Remember the old broadcasting you have and broadcast industries, I can axiom: those that can, do never actually heard the song, or - those hardly believe listeners really want you would know it was that can't, write the Dan O'Day even sped to hear some of the 'stunts' you up considerably column. for airplay - so spoke of in your column. there would be no mistaking it for a Yours truly. "The Sports Fun key word is COMPAS- legitimate Randy Miller song. You obviously SIONATE humor - the kind that have KSDO- FMISan Diego no understanding of satire or reaches right through the radio and parody, since you failed to see any touches your listeners. Would your "humor" at all in the piece. On The Other Hand best friend ever lie to you or In Phoenix Yes, the song was a tongue -in- Another viewpoint is presented deliberately insult you? Mine cheek comment on a social issue, by Craig Powers of KEZY/ wouldn't! but as in One of the most fun characters I've heard in a long time all satire - whether it's Anaheim: "Three cheers for your "There is a fine line to walk when an editorial cartoon or even politi- latest Air Personalities column! you're on the air. Unfortunately, is Cookie "Chainsaw" Randolph, the pompous sports corn - cal impressions - an effort has to It's about time someone speaks out some jocks have terrible balance." mentator featured on KDKBIPhoenix's morning show. Cookie be made to magnify the situation is the creation and after ego of Don DeWolf, a master of cele- you're satirizing so the audience brlty impressions will know it is meant to entertain and an excellent character writer. A few sam- and not offend. Even with this con- A ples of Cookie's commentaries: scious effort made, sometimes you Radio Story I've always been amused by and the Twins Siamesed Baltimore, still do offend people - especially In addition to being a classic Radio Story, the follow- the efforts of announcers to liven up 5 -4." R&R columnists. their reporting of sports scores: In other baseball, shocking Let me also point out that this ing anecdote should be shared with every program direc- "The Yankees clobbered the news: Toronto bombed California was only one of thousands of bits I tor or manager who wants to learn how to inspire loyalty Orioles, the Dodgers pulverized San and Montreal destroyed Cincinnati do each year on the radio, and not and dedication among the station's airstaff. It comes from Francisco ..." So I especially liked ... President Reagan expected to

all of them . . . are aimed at illegal Ron Stevens of the comedy team of Stevens & Grdnic: Cookie's recitation of the following declare war on Canada today aliens. But most of them are based baseball scores: And you have to wonder about "This happened during my se- like you on real -life happenings so that I I'd just to know that in 'The Cardinals shuffled the Giants Wheaties cereal and their new stra- cond week at KSHE /St. Louis, rasp anything can have a topical morning show. I ever happens.' And 4-2, the Reds lobstered the Mets tegy of having Mary Lou Retton as where I was doing weekends. We he hung up. think a lot of disc jockeys make the 5 -1, the Braves peace -piped Mon - spokesperson. Subliminally, aren't had these old GE transmitters that mistake (now known as the Dan "I gained quite an appreciation treat 7 -1, Chicago madred the they telling America, 'Eat Wheaties, were guaranteed to kick off once for that man that day. He had a O'Day Syndrome) of letting their Padres 5 -1, and the Dodgers walk - and you too, will stop growing at every 12 hours, at which time the listeners know that "it's 79 degrees choice to make. He could have ed the plank for the Pirates, 6.1. four foot eleven'? jock would have to go turn 'em done in this fine city and everything's what a lot of people would do: Over in the American League, Texas Md even trivia- haters might en- back on again. It was a Saturday he terrific. And even though our base- could have called me up and caged the Tigers 7 -5, the Royals joy this, from the 1985 baseball morning, and Richard Fendell was ball team is down 32 games, they raved and went nuts and fired me. flushed the Yankees 5-4, the Red season: 'Trivia Question: Ricky about to do a newscast. I was on the But he knew I may still have a chance. " That didn't know. And he Sox shoehorned Oakland 6-4, the Henderson leads the majors a air, and he was walking down the with ain't real life, Dan and radio knew that now I did know, and I Brewers bedeviled the Angels 16 -3, .359 batting average. Name him." - hallway when the listeners are not idiots. transmitters would never forget. And, obvious- kicked off. A light in the studio I try to treat my audience as ly, I haven't forgotten." came on, letting me know we were humans by entertaining them with off. I knew we were off the air, but things they know about. I work for Richard didn't know that. a CHR radio station and I don't "So he came into the studio to do Softening The Rejection Letter have a forum to air opposing view- his newscast and I immediately points on my show to cover every turned on the mike and started In my last column, I gave an example of a simple re- tent jerk, and me being so stupid as subject, so I deal with it the only talking, so he thought I was on the jection form letter that PDs could use to let jocks know not to hire you probably is the way I know how - with humor and luckiest thing that'll ever happen to satire. air. I said something like, 'It's that yes, their tapes have been received and no, they are 10:15, good morning, this is you." Of course, it causes talk not going to be hired for the job in question. - but KSHE95. Fendell's here - what a Anyway, it went something like that's what my employers want, When I was a program director, fucking asshole this guy is!'Natur- one or more of the following): that. I certainly didn't mind putting and with 200 busboards around San I devised a form letter that incor- ally, Fendell's going crazy. ( ) You don't happen to have the myself down in a humorous way if Diego proclaiming Randy Miller as porated humor in an attempt to type of sound I'm looking for at this it might help ease someone else's "outrageous," that's also what "Shelly Grafman, who was the soften the blow of rejection. Not time. disappointment. (And let's face it, they expect. So I do the best I can Vice President of Century Broad- knowing that someday I'd be ( ) The job was narrowed down some of those reasons undoubtedly for four hours, and eventually weed casting and the General Manager writing a column on this subject, I to you and one other person. It was would cross their minds anyway.) out the fun- loving, intelligent radio of KSHE, called me on the hotline. didn't bother to save a copy. But it a very difficult choice to make and A few jocks actually wrote back to listeners from the narrow -minded, He said, 'Ron, how you doing ?' went, in spirit, something like this: I wish I could have hired you both thank me not so much for the _ self-righteous R&R columnist. 'Fine.' 'Listen, there's something I "DEAR JOB APPLICANT: . . but I could hire only one of you. humor as for the response itself . . . As far as compassion goes, even wanted to tell you, because you're Thanks for applying for a job ( ) When it comes to judging and a few wrote very funny replies. some of us "disc jockey bullies" new and you don't know this: When here at XXXX. I have looked over talent, I have a tin ear. I also made it a point to return have a heart, and I'm very proud of the transmitters kick off, there's an your resume and listened to your ( ) The only reason I'm Pro- everyone's aircheck. I knew how the fact I raised over $30,000 in auxiliary transmitter that auto- aircheck, and I regret to report gram Director is my parents own costly & time- consuming it was for Kansas City for the Mayor's matically kicks in ... and when that I háve decided to hire someone the station, and I've never made an an out-of -work jock to make good Christmas Tree Fund to benefit the that happens, you can still be heard else for the job. I have made this intelligent decision in my life. dubs, and my station could afford underprivileged. That was accom- for about a 25 -mile radius. decision because (please choose ( ) I'm a completely incompe- the postage. 38/ R &R FRIDAY, SEPTEMB ER 26, 1986 L The ADD -ables from Columbia Records

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A mid -level manager has the uneasy feeling that some months overdue. On your own bal- of the newly-hired people in his beautiful new studios are ance sheet, your asset of $1000 in being treated shabbily. "We hire them for no more than 30 receivables exceeds your liability hours a week. They're all just parttimers. If they were of $900 in past-due car payments. On paper, you're a hundred bucks fulltimers, the owner would have to provide insurance and benefits. ahead. Nevertheless, if you can't This way, he doesn't even have to give them collect that thousand to catch up on vacations. Ain't my boss cheap!" your payments, the on-paper sur- While parttimers historically plus doesn't count - and have been used almost exclusively Even if a station looks like a someone's going to repossess your for weekend and vacation shifts, to- place that could easily afford to wheels. day their role is being expanded. provide benefits, appearances It adds up this way: assets aren't Now they fill many jobs which don't count. It's cash flow that all cash, and spots on the air don't formerly were fulltime, changing keeps the paychecks cashing. always mean spots collected for, the nature of some workplaces so Balance sheets, on the other and pretty buildings have big pay- significantly that regular salaried hand, don't mean all that much to ments, and owners rightfully insist t employees find themselves out- day -today operations. If the sheet on a decent return on investment, numbered. indicates millions of dollars worth and an employee benefit saved is Well, cash is king. The boss is of impressive- looking property, money earned. looking at hard cash benefits when and even if the station is running Like it or don't. It isn't necessari- he hires a couple of 20 -hour people zillions of spots, that's no guaran- ly fair to think a boss to do the work of a former 40- ho-..r tee there's anything "cheap" in the bank ac- when he fulltimer. (Reminds me of the count. sees a legal way to in- woman who wanted to exchange crease his cash flow by reducing On an individual level, say some- expenses. her 40-year-old husband for two one owes you a thousand bucks. husky 20- year-olds, but, alas, this is You have a $300 -a-month car pay- But I wouldn't necessarily name no joking matter.) ment which, unfortunately, is three my firstborn after the guy.

First City Police Department MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 - The first city police department, the Metropolitan Police of Greater London, began operating 157 years ago (1829). The department soon became known by its headquarters' building location, Scotland Yard, and those first cops were nicknamed Bobbies after Sir Robert Peel, the Home Secretary who had supported creation of the police force. 25 years ago, Bob Dylan signed his first recording contract with Columbia. Birthdays: Runner Sebastian Coe 30. Madeline Kahn 44. Jerry Lee Lewis 51. Anita Ekberg 55. Lizabeth Scott 64. Stanley Kramer 73. Gene Autry 79. Party Drug Gained Some Respect TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 - Ether, which had been widely used as a recreational drug, gained some legitimacy 140 years ago when Dr. William Morton first used it as an anesthetic for extracting a tooth, thus becoming the world's first "painless dentist" (1846). Morton wrote that the patient "recovered in a minute and knew WBEN 25 KATD 31 -27 nothing of what had happened to him." 10 years ago, California became the first state to enact a Right To Die law (1976). Actor James Dean died in a car WKSE 34 95XXX wreck in 1955. The first atomic add -powered submarine "Nautilus" was commissioned in 1954 and went on to become PRO -FM add OK100 33 -30 the first boat to circumnavigate the globe underwater. Birthdays: Marilyn McCoo 43. Johnny Mathis 51. Angle Dickinson KRBE add 54. 95XIL 33 -30 "Mad Czar" Really Got Mad WMMS 29 -24 WOMP 36 -29 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 - Birthdate of Russian Czar Paul the First in 1754, a fanatic who became known as the Mad Czar. When K104 38 -32 WKSF add a horsedrawn coach trespassed on his land, the Czar punished the crime by having the men whipped, and the horses whipped, and even the coach itself whipped. WSPK deb -40 WJMX 15 years ago, Disney World opened deb -39 (1971). The Japanese Bullet Train became the first passenger train to exceed 100mph on a regular WKRZ add run (Osaka- Tokyo) in 1964. America's first jet plane, the 400mph Bell XP-59 Airacomet, first 99KG 26 flew in 1942. October is named for the Latin Q106 34 KGOT 22 -18 word octo, meaning eight, because it was the eighth month in the old Roman calendar.

Birthdays: Rod Carew . KWES add KHTZ 41 Julie Andrews 51. Richard Harris 53. George Peppard 58. Tom Bosley 59. Former add President Jimmy Carter 62. James Whitmore 62. Walter Matthau 55. KTUX 40 -38 Rock Hudson AIDS Death THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2 - One year ago, three months after publicly confirming that he had AIDS, Rock WERZ Hudson died at age 59. Acquired WKDD KDON KKLS Immune Deficiency Syndrome means certain death: according to the Centers for Disease 93Q WRQN KCPX WDBR Control, the Five Year Mortality rate is 100 %. Johnny Carson's first night as host of the "Tonight Show" was 24 years WNYZ KIKX ago (1962). The first "Peanuts" comic strip WIGY KOZE appeared in 1950. Tin cans with key operators were patented in 1866. WKSI KBOS KQIZ KTMT Birthdays: Don McLean 41. Rex Reed 46. Maury Wills 53. WCKN KMGX WKFR KZFN Golfing Across America WOKI FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3 Floyd KBIM - Reed completed a coast -to-coast golf game in 1964, having played from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic (about 3,500 miles) in just under 13 months. Reed covered about nine miles a day and lost more than 3000 balls. 25 years ago, "The Dick Van Dyke Show" premiered (co- starring Mary Tyler Moore), 1961. The first videotape recording was made in RF.IUHU,, 1952. Jewish holy days begin at sundown: Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) observance begins tomorrow. Partial © 1986- ALLIED ARTISTS RECORDS 11330 Ventura eclipse of the sun visible from all of North America Blvd.. Studio City. CA 91604 (818) 506-3600 except the extreme Southwest, starting 1 1 :57am and ending at 4:13pm EST. Very briefly, the Manufactured and distributed by Capitol Records. Inc. eclipse will be total, but only as seen from one spot in the North Atlantic Ocean. i Birthdays: Lindsey Buckingham 37. Chubby Checker 45. Gore Vidal 60. . 4Òf.R &R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 RECORDS

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Staying Single- Minded Seven In The The 45 is: 1) a dying product line; 2) unprofitable for sumer is buying and how that re- Golden Circle the major record companies; 3) technologically outdated; lates to their perception of what the consumer is buying, and 4) of diminishing appeal to the large music retailers; 5) a to see the For the first seven months of this year, seven singles spread of music being bought. declining business for the racks; If have been certified 6) all of the above. the customer who's buying singles by the RIAA for sales of one million. The 45 is also: 1) alive and well; 2) indispensable as a is in the demographic they're look- They include one released in 1965. No singles have been promotional and marketing tool; 3) essential for radio as a ing for, fine. If they're going for an certified platinum, which requires sales of two million. The barometer of a song's popularity; 4) an important, low- upper demo and they look at who's gold hits of '86 are: buying singles, they may be sur- cost way to attract and sustain consumer interest in mu- Arista -"That's What Friends * Warner Bros. prised. For the most part, adults -"Kiss" by sic; 5) Are For" by Dionne Warwick & Prince & facing no competition from any comparable config- don't the Revolution; May. buy singles; they're primari- Friends; certified in January. uration; 6) all of the above. ly cassette buyers." Motown -"Say You, Say Me" MCA -"On My Own" by Patti People offer a for variety of the format is limited. "Ac- Retailer Bill Golden, Vice Chair- by Lionel Richie; LaBelle & Michael McDonald; sometimes contradictory also certified in facts and counts generally don't talk about man of 125 -store Record Bar, em- January. May. opinions about the single and 45s. They its are such a small part of phasizes the single's importance to Red Label /Capitol -"Super- future. Those willing to predict the their action," observes Warner the consumer. "You get kids in- bowl Shuffle" by the Chicago Fourteen singles were demise of the vinyl LP are reluc- Bros. VP /Director of Sales Lou volved in 45s, then they buy rec- certified Bears Shufflln' Crew; February. gold in 1985. They included three tant to do the same with the 45, Dennis. "The stores I go into don't ords, and get hooked on music," he Reality /Fantasy -"The by Madonna, and five children's which is roughly the same age and seem to devote the kind of attention says. "Especially with the ti- cost of Show" by Doug E. Fresh & the tles relies on the same technology. to from Disneyland /Vista. One In singles that .they used to. Of albums going up, 45s are much Get Fresh Crew; February. single went platinum (and multi- this third article of a series, the course, if you're a $200 million a more viable pricewise for the cus- RCA -"Crying In The Chapel" platinum) last year: "We Are The prevailing sentiment is best sum- year account, even 5% is a lot of tomer, rather than buying the by Elvis Presley; March. World." marized as: can't live with it, can't volume." At Warner, Dennis says album and getting, say, four songs live without it. singles (excluding 12 -inch re- they don't want." leases) Motown Records President Jay are approximately 6% of sales for the first Something For Kids Lasker observes, "A lot of ac- seven months of this year. "That's always been the case, a compact disc single, or see the points out, "Hey, labels are bad counts don't want to handle 45s. It's cassingle or 12 -inch Talk of accounts dropping or cut- and its always been why 45s have taking over. sometimes, too, because they want not that the consumer is necessari- Observes A ting back 45s concerns Arista Sr. thrived. With current price in- &M Sr. VP /Promotion to see those numbers. They'll call ly less interested, it's that the Charlie Minor, "The compact and say, 'Take VP /Marketing Sr Promotion Don creases, it's even more of a reason. disc this and take that,' stores are less interested. There's is having Ienner, but he says the label will an effect on everyone's when it doesn't make sense. Yet not enough profit margin for them, life, continue to support the configura- but the 45 is still the old when the racks pay attention to especially when you compare it to warhorse tion. "Obviously, labels don't make that connects the three their business and know when to profits from 12-inch singles or com- Rs: records, radio, and retail." point the records out, they move pact discs." money from singles - although "Especially with the cost publishers, producers, and writers very well and it's profitable." Overall, Yesterday's Papers do - but they're still the way to of albums going up, What's To Lose? Montgomery considers Adds Minor, "If the singles business healthy - it's Lasker identifies returns as the determine whether you have a 45s are much more viable a major account turned around 10% of RCA sales, he reports major problem from the label per- mass -appeal hit for radio to play." at the end of the - pricewise for the customer, year and said, 'We're going to drop and wants it to stay that way. spective, estimating that these Were a major chain to eliminate rather than buying the 45s,' they would also have to ask No Prediction may approach 60% of sales. The 45s, it would obviously pose a prob- themselves, 'What do I lose racks probably return more than album and getting, ?' Do racks carry singles as a con- lem for radio research and store say, They'd lose their reporting regular retail accounts, he notes. status, cession to the industry? That's the reports. Says Ienner, "Stations four songs they don't the promotion connection with ra- "A 45 is like a daily newspaper - it would have to view of another veteran major -la- call other markets, dio, and consumers. The 45 comes and goes pretty fast." The want." is such bel branch exec. Will the racks use mom -and-pop stores like never a valuable tool that Motown chief figures that 45s and accounts are abandon the format any time soon? before, and use album sales and re- -Bill Golden forced to carry it, just labels 12-inch singles combined represent as are Motown's Jay Lasker says Handle- quests - but they'd be able to do VP, Record Bar forced to sell it - and their losses 8-10% of his company's annual it." There may be less sales to use, man has considered just such a sales. probably aren't as dramatic as move. he comments, but rankings would ours." essentially remain the same. MCA Distributing VP /Sales Har- It would be a mistake for retailers old SWman quantifies Redefine Gold singles as "The to eliminate singles. It doesn't cost 13% of label volume (9% in 45s, 4% 45 is such a One suggestion from the Arista "A that much to put in a section. There in 12- inch), also noting that sales valuable tool that accounts lot of accounts don't executive is that the RIAA adjust has to be something for kids to are running approximately 10% are forced to carry it, want to handle 45s. It's the sales level (one million at pres- buy." Golden pegs 7-inch singles as ahead of last year. He attributes ent) required to qualify for a gold 5% not that the consumer is of Record Bar's unit sales so this partly to the effectiveness of just as labels are forced single. "Maybe it should be far 12 this year, and -inch singles as the "singles strike force" formed to sell it." necessarily less interested, 750,000," he says. though 3 "Even we %. two years ago to follow radio ac- include the 12-inch (in certification At 185 -store it's that the stores are less Camelot Music, Sr. tivity through at retail. "I have 11 -Charlie Minor totals) two-to-one, it's just not do- VP Joe Bressi describes the people in the field, and it's their Sr. VP /Promotion, A &M interested. There's not ing it today." chain's pop 45 business as "still responsibility to ensure that all ac- Capitol enough profit margin for Sr. VP /Promotion Wal- fairly robust," while acknowledg- counts are stocked with product ter Lee raised a different point ing that they did drop oldies last them, especially when following airplay. In the case of the That hasn't happened yet, al- about retail information and radio. year. "Singles are obviously down big racks, where it takes ,two to though the company does not con- you compare it to profits "I've wondered about stations us- compared to years past," he says, three weeks to get records in the sider singles to be economically from ing singles sales as a barometer, or "but when you get a hit, you 12 -inch singles or still marketplace, we make sure it hap- healthy, and it has been asked by part of the barometer, for adding move some tonnage. It may on- compact discs." be pens earlier." some customers to remove them records or moving them up the ly 4-5% of our music business, and Rackjobbers are often criticized from stores. "The list price of $1.99 -Jay Lasker chart, while the demographic 3% of our total business, but an it's for heavy returns, compounding is not really that attractive a pur- they're seeking is not necessarily important vehicle. That's what President, Motown Records the negatives attributed to the 45. chase when you can buy a lot of that same consumer. I know some starts everything. I don't see any "They'll buy records when it's too low- priced cassettes or cutout LPs stations look at album and tape alternative, until eventually people late," says one sales chief. "By the for $2 or $3," comments one rack sales, but I've not heard anyone don't usg turntables anymore." time they bring them in and put insider. "When singles went to really address this issue." Indeed, the lack of a viable alter- them When discussing returns, others out, the airplay's stopped and $1.99, they just became non -com- Lee's suggestion: "Radio people native is a recurring part of any the record's over." cite a figure nearer the 35% petitive. It's a declining business, mark, should spend an afternoon in a discussion about singles. Those in- But as RCA Director/National but I wouldn't want to make the but agree that retail's enthusiasm record store, to see what the con- terviewed don't place much hope in Singles Sales Tony Montgomery prediction that it'll die." R &R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986/41 CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO

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INNOVATE, STIMULATE, MOTIVATE Are We Building A "Creative Vacuum ?" Which came first, the chicken or the egg? No one's 12+ is off radically. been able to answer The cume may that satisfactorily yet. But what about hold or go up for a book (owing to a popular rhetorical question in our industry: "Should familiarity), and the adult num- radio direct or reflect the tastes of its audience ?" For this, bers are off as well. What happen- there is a definitive answer. It should do ed? "We were safer, more both. familiar, and played It's a challenge to keep up with those oldies," bemoans the PD, who's called the winners and losers in each on market, but the carpet and may still lose his WYIl it's getting easier to "If you're fA/ spot the winners. They programming a gig. MORNINGS are the sta- What happened tions that have assessed CHR station, you really was a dilution of AFTERNOONS their format /market markets' needs and likes and position. Making know can't go too far these changes how to meet those expectations. was like trying to transform a leopard's They also have the overboard in any one spots into JIM McMAHON SCORES courage and AT Z95 - Chicago Bears Super Bowl champion strength stripes - the audience's expecta- QB Jim McMahon of their convictions to direction. And if you has begun a daily sports show on Z95 (WYTZ) /Chicago. tions simply aren't fulfilled. The It airs at 7:50am and direct the cume to new things in 6:50am, and once again at 5:20pm and 6:20pm. control the cume in the lesson: if you are a CHR station, The five-minute feature, "The World order to stay fresh, interesting, and According To McMahon, "is said to be then be a CHR station. in keeping with McMahon's entertaining. market, you have to "outrageous" personality. Pictured is the print Slowing down the ad announcing the show. From this vantage point, it's keep your programming addition of new quite frustrating titles while adding oldies and to see some very recurrents successful radio programmers - fresh." only duplicates much of the programming already availa- classic CHR and otherwise - becoming is most likely being beat to something new to listen to for pro- ble in the market. How many times less and less aggressive in their death on B, the station that plays gressively longer periods of time. do they want to hear those music policies for the sake of being same "the music of your older brother's more of the adults from B, C, and D Lionel Richie oldies Keep Programming Fresh "safe" and expanding those demos or Bob Seger life." that way." Right? Probably not. tracks? Think In beyond the realm of reality. of how many other Most important, if you're mak- other words, you've success- Outnumbered outlets there are in your market ing the. mistake of waiting for the fully created a "creative vacuum." rf". where Here's what these types of songs can be market to familiarize all new The market has become musically Hypothetical Situation actually happens. heard. The PD, music and you're number one in stagnant. Why? Because A, the Let's take a hypothetical mar- seeking to prolong his employment, follows cume, you're going to wait a hell of ketplace, create some leading con- the edict. He Burned -Out Oldies knows he's a long time. In fact, it might be too temporary stations, and demon- outnumbered, and by Chances are good that any now there also worth- late to save your station by the "Did you strate how the attempt to expand may be a high - while female-leaning oldie ever stop to priced consultant you time this happens. When you final- by being "more like the other guy" in the GM's cor- might play is think that ner. already being heard ly do add those records, listeners adults like new can, and generally will, Next book, what happens? The on station hurt you. D. Any male- oriented hearing them may search music? Your station's Station A - CHR - Current, out aggressive music /promotion, #1 freshness and variety are 12 +, #1 teens, #1 18-34 adults lean- key relief factors from ing female, #1 18-49 adults, #2 25-49 adults, #1 cume. the modal sounds of AC, Station B - AOR - 75% oldies - Urban, and AOR." based/aggressive promotion, slow to add new product, #2 12 +, #3 teens, #1 18-34 men, #1 25-49 men, #3 number cume. -one -cuming music station, is no longer taking the lead and Station C - Urban Contempor- ex- posing its listeners to new product. ary - Aggressive music/adequate It now takes the combined efforts promotion, #3 12 #2 teens, +, #2 of B, C, and D to make the 18 -34 adults leaning female, market #3 25-49 aware of a new record. adults, #2 cume. This situation underscores Station D - AC 20-record two - major points. If you're program- current list/heavy oldies and re- ming a CHR station, you really currents, #4 12 +, no teens to speak can't go too far overboard of, #4 18-34 adults, #2 in any 25-49, #1 35 +, one direction. #4 cume. And if you control the cume in the market, you have When the GM or GSM at station to keep your programming fresh. A suddenly decides he wants more If you suddenly feel Urban adults, despite being on top sta- of the tion C is becoming market, the PD a threat, adding is usually asked to. too many "shed some crossovers might make teens." Often this is your station done by making a bit more attractive the music a bit to some more conservative of its shared cume. But it and sometimes might also drive softer in sound. away a lot of your shared audience with B and D. - There are two routes station A's PD can take. He can wait for the Adults Like New Music other stations in the market to Overcompensating with too_ "familiarize" all new music, or much AC crossover product (or play less current music and heavy wimpy oldies) will affect your PLAYING up on the oldies. Stations often WITH THE BOYS - WA VA Washington recently cume sharing with B and C. Like- sent three lucky listeners onstage to go "Playing combine both methods. "After all," The Boys" at Kenny Loggins's recent concert there. Pictured With wise, too many rockers (I-r) are guitarist Guy Thomas, the winners, and Loggins. on your list the GM reasons, "we could get will satisfy only a few "gearheads" 42/R&}3.FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 Continued on Page 44 ALBU "WHIPLASH SM1LE"-PRODttiED BY DeMann EntertZnment '

, CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO Are We Building A "Creative Vacuum ?" Continued from Page 42 and blow off others who tuned you in for variety. "If you begin The most basic observation is overqualifying each that those great adult numbers you playlist addition, you'll already have aren't chopped liver. Did you ever stop to think that soon start talking adults like new music? Your sta- yourself out of playing tion's freshness and variety are more key relief factors from the modal hit records. The sounds of AC, Urban, and AOR. active listeners will find Most people today fall in the 25+ another place to quench age category. Many of them grew up listening to active rock or their musical thirst." dance -oriented music along with pure pop. They're different from the last generation of 25+ adults. It's been pointed out here before active listeners who fill out diaries, that there are respond to telephone surveys, and VAN HALEN HAPPENING greater psycho- - KNMQ/Albuquerque gave contest winners the chance to meet Van Halen backstage. graphic buy the products you advertise will Pictured are (l -r): Warner Bros. rep similarities today between Michael Linehan; KNMQ MD Russ Rountree and personality Katie Maitland; VH's find another place to quench their Sammy Hagar; winner; adults and teens than ever before. band members Alex Van Halen, Michael Anthony, and Eddie Van Halen; and another winner. Look at your contemporaries. musical thirst. Sure, they wear coats and ties dur- Remember: if you own the cume, you ing the day. But after hours and on can control the market. weekends it's Levis, Reeboks, and By becoming more laid back in sweatshirts - just like the teens. your musical posture, you might Lifestyle similarities also exist. expose a glaring weakness that More adults are participating in could cause a competitor to be- MOTION youthful, health -conscious activi- come more aggressive and take you head -on. ties (aerobics, jogging, skiing, Tim Hattrick exits mornings at . Let's face it, you're not going to Marty Osborne joins WJAD /Bain- for WMGX. Midday man Beck moves to boating) than their parents did. I KKFR /Phoenix ... J. Sparks will do deliberately put a bad -sounding bridge for middays /production director mornings, Frankie T. moves from over- don't ever recall seeing my father mornings at 100KHI /Ocean City, corn- record on your radio station. And post from sister WMGR, replacing Da- night to midday, and parttime engineer in a Hawaiian shirt and pair of ing in from crosstown WQHQ/Salisbury mien O'Neil ... KHTR/St. Louis gets Kevin Smith does OPs. Everyone, it seems, is think- there are few, if any, bad -sounding overnights. ... KBEQ /Kansas City hires Brian a new afternoon ing young. Even retailers. records climbing the national drive personality and At KSND /Eugene parttimer Jonni Bridgman, last at KHTR /St. Louis, to MD as charts. Granted, all of your adds Mark Todd joins the staff . Erickson moves to evenings replacing Coca-Cola and Pepsi spend mil- do 8pm- midnight replacing Bobby won't go top ten even if you are the Jeff Speck, formerly of WHUN /Hunt- Kevin Moultrie, who is now parttime lions on youth -oriented mass mar- Ocean ... Larry Williams of WRCK/ safest station in America, but that ington, joins WFBG/Altoona to do news . . Rod Hansen leaves his MD and keting campaigns. Chrysler, Ford, Utica takes MD on duties in addition to ... Waiter Bennett, last at PM doesn't mean they weren't worth _ WVIC/ drive duties at WVSR/Charleston GM, and the foreign automakers his 7pm- midnight drive spot At playing and exposing to ... Lansing, joins WRQN/Toledo as OM and is replaced by Dan Rose, formerly are also aiming their ads at a your mar- KQIZ /Amarillo midday personality and 7pm -midnight personality, re- youthful psychographic. ket. of B104/Baltimore . Debbie Sum- Keith Montgomery becomes PD . . . Variety is the key in CHR. Avoid placing Scott Gregory . WIGY/Bath- mers, last at 194/Honolulu, is now part A Tom Land exits as Station Manager of Hit Is A Hit Is A Hit creating a "creative vacuum." As Portland did some lineup shuffling of the morning show at BJ105 /Orlan- KEYN /Wichita Falls If you program a successful CHR everyone knows, a vacuum and is replaced by when morning man Bob Anderson left do. sucks. Steve King, in a competitive market, it's im- last at WMXJ/Miami as PD. portant to keep your station ag- gressive and on the cutting edge in promotion and music. These two areas help set your image. It's amazing to hear programmers over -generalize about national hits BITS that are must-play items. "Oh, that's just too hard for me to play." Well, if it's a big record nationally, Superman Leaves Metropolis Ye Olde Broadcast - KIIS-AM & what makes you think your sta- For Cleveland? - WMMS and the FMILos Angeles personality Rick Buzzard Dees tion /market is an island unto it- are working with Neverend- and the rest of the morning team self? ing Battle Inc., a nonprofit organiza- will broadcast from London October tion dedicated to erecting a monu- 13 -17. This is the stations' second ment to the man of steel and his origi- trip to Britain, and earlier this year the nators, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. morning show originated from Mazat- "If you own the cume, The occasion is the crimestopping lan, Mexico. Listeners can go along you can control the hero's approaching 50th birthday: the by buying a package tour through the Siegel /Shuster duo created Superman station or win trips through an on -air market. By becoming in Cleveland in 1938. contest. more laid back, you might expose a glaring weakness."

I've spent 18 years in this busi- ness and have found that, generally speaking, the hits are the hits are the hits. What makes the difference for your market is mixing the right blend of national hits with the regional records that get an early start in your market. Don't overlook playing a big na- tional active hit if you are a hit GET THE HULK OUT OF TOWN Hulk Hogan visited KBEQ/Kansas music station. Stop second -gues- - City afternoon drive personality Chuck Nasty while in town to participate sing who will like in -0 or dislike a rec- Wrestling Federation Championship Matches. Tickets to the matches and REACH OUT AND TOUCH WRQX/Washington's morning team of (l -r) ord. If you begin overqualifying plenty of Hulkmania T -shirts were given away while Hulk was - in the studio. David Page and Scott Woodside raised $7000 in listener contributions for each playlist addition, you'll soon Nasty claims to have been the Hulk's most avid fan even before Hulk got Carol Bridgett. She suffered cardiac arrest during a start him by the neck! severe asthma attack, talking yourself out of playing which resulted in some brain damage. , more hit records. As a result, the 44 /R &R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 R

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DONNA BRAKE Promotion In Action This week, take a look at how various stations all over the US have been keeping themselves busy during the last couple of months - from outdoor concert fronts to sur- prise visitors. They've even done some nice things for the community. All in all, good promotional ideas were all over.

A TRASHY BUSINESS - When Houston garbage collectors went on strike and the garbage started piling up all over town, KFMK PD Ben Hill found a truck; recruited morning man Lee Jolly, newsman Chuck Shramek, and helper Doug Walden; and hit the hot Houston streets collecting garbage from about 100 homes. Pictured on board are Hill (left) and Jolly.

JUST PASSING BY - You just never know who'll be popping in next on WNBC /New York's Joey Reynolds. Howie Mandel paid a visit as part of his "Fits Like A Glove" LP promotional tour. We're not quite sure why New York Mayor Ed Koch stopped in, but from his star-stricken look, maybe he just wanted Joey's autograph.

MAMAS, PAPAS, TURTLES, AND FOXES - More than 35,000 spectators attended the outdoor show at Atlanta's Stone Mountain Park featuring the Mamas and the Papas and the Turtles. The show, sponsored by WFOX, was one of the most successful ever for both the station and the park. HOW MANY? - WNTM/Detroit debuted its soft AC format this summer by promoting that it would play more than 15,000 songs in a row, commercial free. (I-r) WNTM station managers Joe Bacarella, Chuck Fritz, and actor E.J. Nolan.

LEGENDS - The stars of the comedy show "Legends," Mary Martin and Carol Channing, met WHDH/Boston's legendary morning man Jess Cain at THE LA. EXPRESS KFI/KOST sports director Jess's - Chris Roberts recently accompanied KOST winners on a weekend trip theatre party. The event was attended by 250 WHDH listener - winners to San Diego to watch the Los Angeles Dodgers battle the San Diego Padres. As you can see, Chris was also on hand to after a recent "Legends" performance at the Shubert Theatre. personally assist winners and their guests. Chris is the guy on the right with sunglasses.

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SPRING SURVEY FINALE Major Market Moves THE DUCK AND THE FROG TAKE A MEETING - When Muppet creator Jim Henson came to WLIR -FM /Long Island to discuss directing David In previous Bowie in "Labyrinth," he brought along two of his offspring - daughter weeks, we've heard of newly- crowned #1 Heather and Kermit The AORs, Philadelphia Frog. From left, Heather, Assistant PD Larry small and medium market success stories, and two "The Duck" Dunn, personality Famous Bob, Kermit, Henson, and air turnaround tales. As the fall book begins, we'll wrap up WMMR: 9.7 -10.9 talent Barry Ravioli. our spring analysis with a study of the WYSP: 2.8 -3.6 major markets WIOQ: 2.8-2.6 we've yet to visit (Seattle, San Diego, George Baier split for WLLZ de- KSRR's new CHR/AOR hybrid and Cincinnati PhiBy's loyalty to WMMR is ex- feated his former co-workers. stance picked up some teens, 18-24 AORs were previously reviewed). traordinary. It'll take at least a WRIF, reversing a two -book women, and 25-34 men, where the phenomenon like Howard Stern down trend, both regained the lead station is tied for first place with New York soared, but the station was off in to put any kind of dent in what is in men 18-24 and improved five country KFMK. other dayparts. Its losses were WNEW -FM: 3.7 -3.9 easily the most domineering AOR shares in men 25-34. Look for the primarily in 18-24 men Washington, DC WXRK: 2.8-3.1 and women; in the country. While it slipped a battle to intensify now that Legacy it was up in 25-49 men, WXRK's Howard Stern is a force where it's #1 tad in men 25-34, 'MMR gained in has assumed ownership of WLLZ WCXR: 4.1 -5.3 of nature. for the first time (more than two women 18-34, where it's #1. DC101: 5.0-4.4 In his first full book on Boston 'XRK mornings, he comes in #2 in points ahead of #2 WGN.) WMMR morning man John Classic Rock WCXR doubled in men 18+ only to News WINS, and WXRT rebounded in cume by DeBella extended his streak of up WBCN: 6.8 -7.7 men 18-24, where it's in a dead heat thoroughly dominates every broad more than 100,000 to go over half a books to 12. He's sixth- tenths of WZLX: 5.0-4.1 with DC101 for first place. The sta- male demo except 35-64. Here's a million for the first time, and grew a point behind News KYW, the WAAF: 3.3. -2.2 tions are also neck -and-neck in key statistic: no other weekday in every male cell while dropping perennial morning leader. WFNX: .9 -1.3 25 -34s, as DC101 dropped six shares some women. Interestingly, daypart on any station in town it beat WYSP hopes Stern, whose WBCN seems to have fended off and 'CXR gained three. or tied WLUP in men 18-24 In women, scores as high in any adult cell as every- WXRK morning show it started si- the Classic Hits bogeyman. It was both stations lost where except mornings. more than half Stern's 21+ share of men 18-24. mulcasting last month, will be a up by more than 50% in men 18-24, their 18-24s but WCKG's And other than WHTZ's share of bright spot was after- spoiler. Even before its switched to stable 25-34, and back in first place 'CXR doubled 25-34 to mo'e into noons, where it tied 'XRT third women 18-24 in middays, the same in men. full-bore Classic Rock, 'YSP in- with 35-44s. Gold WZLX grew in place behind two Urbans. 'CXR's goes for his high -teens share of San Francisco creased 25+ in the spring sweep. men 18-24 while losing more than cume jumped by over men 25-34. 100,000 to just barely nick DC101's, KFOG: 2.4-2.8 In the last two years, 'IOQ has half its 25 -34s. The end result: But the key question which declined by 40,000. DC101 is: do they KRQR: 2.2-2.1 dropped from first to seventh in 'BCN, which in the winter led 'ZLX stick around after Howard's show? men 25-34. New by less than morning star Greaseman slipped - KKCY: 1.1 -1.3 - PD Chuck Brown- a share in men 25 +, The answer is yes, out of the top spot for men 18+ for as far as men KRQR topped KFOG in men ing is repositioning the station once again has a comfortable lead go. Comparing this the first time in five books. He still book with 25-34 for the second time in a row, away from its former soft rock by five shares. 'XRK's first full dominates men 18-34, particularly AOR book (sum- though KFOG was on top of the stance to a more aggressive, alter- WAAF's lowest showing in mer '85), every daypart 18-24s, and has twice the men of has in- Rocker both in mien 25-44 and, un- native approach. almost two years saw its share of creased in 18 'CXR. men +. Other than in characteristically, 18-24. Though all three stations gained men 18-24 slashed in half, with its mornings, though, 12+ shares are KFOG's greatest gains were in in cume, 'MMR's is almost as big rank down from first to third. Dallas else Tally flat because 'XRK's as women, in which it more than tripl- 'YSP's and WIOQ's combined. Alternative WFNX had its best KTXQ: 5.1 -5.0 gains in men have been offset by ed 18-24 and came in a respectable showing ever. . KZEW: 4.4-3.2 losses in women and teens. Detroit fourth 18-34. Both stations took big hits in men Meanwhile, except for mornings, WRIF: 4.4-5.3 Houston 18-24, where CHR KEGL emerged WNEW-FM remains comfortably In cume, KFOG was up 40,000, WLLZ: 4.141 KSRR: 4.748 jumping 100,000 ahead #1. KTXQ gained in 25-34s to retake ahead of 'XRK 12+ and men 18+ of KRQR, This was a recovery book for KLOL: 4.3-3.8 which dropped by almost 50,000. first place from KZEW. Q102 has in all dayparts. It's also still #1 in WRIF, which had faltered after KLOL's share is its lowest in five The return of Alex Bennett over 13 shares of teens, where the town for men 18-34 and 25-34 over- saw losing J.J. & The Morning Crew to years. The only KSRR daypart that him triple CHR KITS's share Zoo is in the two's. all. of WLLZ last fall. Ken Calvert, whom showed significant growth was men in mornings, where KFOG The stations are separated by WRIF moved from middays into mornings, which Moby has since Los Angeles and KRQR were off. over 120,000 in cume, in which AM drive when Jim Johnson & departed for CHR KEGL /Dallas. KROQ: 4.3-3.8 KTXQ increased and KZEW de- KLOS: 3.3-3.4 clined. KMET: 3.2-2.2 Miami KNAC .6-1.2 WSHE: 6.0-5.9 The advent of Urban KPWR saw 'SHE's only rock 'n' roll, but KROQ slip from first to second 'SHE loves this "down" book. place in teens and second to third in WSHE was up everywhere except both men and women 18-24. nights, had fewer teens and a high- Big news for KLOS was that it er percentage of 25+ listeners emerged #1 in men 25-34, the first (58% ) than ever, and moved into time in memory an L.A. t.OR has first place for adults 25-54. Maybe ever done so. the best news of all was that 'SHE KMET slipped in virtually all managed to unseat CHR giant adult demos, yet remained second WHYI (Y100) for first place in in men 25-34. Its most troubling women 18-34. news was it that dropped in cume Meanwhile, Cox's WAIA has by 180,000 and trails KLOS by a switched to AOR as WGTR, with margin of 230,000. Bill Wise from WKLS /Atlanta as Most impressive stat: KNAC's PD. 1600 watts of hard rock out of Long Beach was fifth in men 18-24, ahead Long Island of KMET there as well as in adults WBAB: 4.746 18-24 and persons 12-24. WLIR -FM: 1.3-2.0 Chicago WRCN: .8 -1.1 WBAB got nipped by WNEW -FM WLUP: 4.7 -4.6 JÌ in men 25-34, but had a delightful WXRT: 2.8-3.1 KRAZY FOR KROKUS AT THE KAT - KATP /Amarillo's co- promotion with MTV had winners videotape a promo to consolation prize - it was tops in WCKG: 2.2-2.2 be run during local breaks on the channel the week after a concert. Front row (l-r): the band's Fernando Von Arb, men 25-49 for the first time and The numbers for WLUP drive - winner, and Krokus's Mark Storace Tommy and Keiser. Back row (l-r): the band's Jeff Klaven, winner, MD Dale missed being #125 -54 by a tenth of a time Miller, PM driver Jack Randall, stars Jonathon Brandmeier and Krokus's Mark Kohler. point to WNBC. and Steve Dahl & Garry Meier Continued on Page 52 5O /R &R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 BARNETT ROBBINS ENTERPRISES p r e s e n t s ROCK OF THE WORLD

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Continued from Page 50 heritage AOR that was skewed 12-24 when President /GM Mark WLIR -FM had its strongest Steinmetz and PD Dave Hamilton in showing in three years, tripling took over in early '85. night. middays and doubling at Alternative KTCZ's men 18-24 New WRCN PD Lenny Bloch dwindled while its 25+ numbers in- brought the signal-disadvantaged creased. KJJO -FM, which contin- station its highest cume in history. ues to add more currents to its Pittsburgh Gold -based mix, traded some 35+ WDVE: 7.3-7.2 shares for 18-34 strength, finishing WDVE's "down" book offsets second to KQ' in men 18-34. 12 -24 losses with significant gains Tampa 'DVE is in 25-34 men and women. WYNF: 5.5-5.2 back in first place men 25-49, clear WKRL: 4.5-5.0 and away the leader in adults 25-34, WYNF was flat in men, up in shy and only three- tenths of a point women, and lost more than half its of #1 in women 25-34. teens. It finished third in men 25-34, under New challenger WXXP, behind Classic Rock WKRL and PD Den- the guidance of WLIR -FM CHR WRBQ-FM. 'KRL doubled its is slowly getting its is McNamara, 18-34 men, tying with 'YNF behind will a feet on the ground and make Q105. full -fledged debut in the fall. Denver Atlanta are delighted to meet Loverboy. KBCO -FM : 6.7-6.9 LOVIN' EVERY MINUTE OF IT Three KRQU /Laramie, WY contest winners WKLS: 10.5-9.2 - winner, Loverboy's Matthew KBPI: 7.2-6.7 From left, band members Paul Dean and Scott Smith, evening man Kevin Lewis, deceptive 12+ number Doug Johnson. Another KAZY: 3.4-4.1 Frenette and Mike Reno, winner, AM driver Bob lhle, winner, and the group's - WKLS, now tied for first place Progressive KBCO, with its high- 12-24 while with WPCH, dropped est 12+ ever, hasn't had a down gaining 25 +. It maintained its lock book in two years. Tops in men all key male demos, including 25-54 in the face of adult and scoring #1 in both 25-54 men on men 25-54 and women 18 -34, 'BCO grew Sacramento strong rebound. and adults. But it apparently 25-54. CHR WQXI's 12 -24 while declining a bit actually wasn't at the direct expense of KZAP: 6.9-7.5 Norfolk St. Louis 25 +. KDJQ: 2.1 -2.1 'QFM, whose men 25-34 share actu- WNOR-FM: 11.8-11.4 KSHE: 12.6 -12.0 Tight -listed KBPI, on the other KZAP's tale is that of the incredi- ally rose. 'QFM's losses were VP/Programming Ron Reeger WMRY: 2.3 -3.5 hand, dropped eight shares of teens ble shrinking teens, as it traded in 12 -24 - it dropped 15 shares of 18-24 and WNOR-FM continue their KSHE was up in men; its only while more than doubling in men even more boppers for women and men and six shares of teens. Re- quiet dominance of Norfolk. As far losses were some men in the even- 25-34. by upping 25+ men. It also captured top hon- gardless, it's responded as the off 12 +, it's a familiar AOR ings (where KMOX's Cardinals KAZY, in its first book under ors in men 25-54 this time. its gold profile and playing a more story of late fewer teens and baseball shot through the roof) and new PD Zak Phillips, showed some KDJQ gained a smidgen 18+ - conservative list than under ex -PD in favor of more 25+ men seven shares of teens. growth in men 18-34 and doubled its while shedding some more of the 18-24s Jerry Gavin. women. In fact, 'NOR-FM is Alternative WMRY has moved women 25-34. teens left over from its CHR days and "New AC" WBGK debuted dis- ecstatic about the "down" book, as into second place for men 18-34 as KPOP. Phoenix appointingly. it's now #1 with men 35-44 and tied and is #2 in 25-34 men among music KUPD: 7.6-7.5 Providence for tops in adults 25-54. stations. KDKB: 3.9 -3.2 WHJY: 9.2-8.7 Columbus KSTM: 2.2-1.6 Baltimore WBRU: 4.2 -4.2 WLVQ: 15.1-13.4 Coming Next Week: Get your KUPD inched up in adults while lis- WIYY: 5.6-6.4 WHJY, at its lowest share since WLVQ remains #1 12 +, though earplugs out, as we look at and its teens eroded. Morning madman metal WGRX: 1.3 -1.2 Fall '83, suffered its biggest losses surges by CHR WNCI and AC ten to hard rock heroes and Dave Pratt more than doubled in New PD Tom Evans took WIYY in teens and 18-24 men. Most of the WSNY cut into its share of women mavens KISS /San Antonio, 18 -24 men, notching nearly a the new up in all 12 -34 cells, returning 98 erosion came at night; the only up and robbed 'LVQ of its former lead KNAC /Long Beach, and 50-share. Rock to first place with adults daypart was mornings with Caro- in adults 25-54. Still, 'LVQ is #1 in "Z- Rock" 24-hour channel. Classic Rock -tilted KDKB lost 18-34. lyn Fox & Rudy Cheeks. It remains half its 18-24 men, while gaining a WGRX, which replaced John #1 in all key male demos. tad 2.5+. Alternative KSTM was Sebastian's "New AC" format with WBRU was up 18-24 and down off. a Classic Rock mix, was up 18-24 25-34. SEGUES 0107/Toronto and off 25 +. Milwaukee Kansas City Dylan takes over Look for a new Fresno rocker sign - mornings. Minneapolis 7.0 debut KYYS: 7.2 -8.6 WKLH: on in early October with Edd Hoyt (ex- Promotion Directors In Motion: 8.5 -10.0 8.4-6.7 KCFX: 4.8 -5.9 KQRS: WQFM: KTYD /Santa Barbara) as Executive KFOG/San Francisco hires Kenny 3.2 -3.9 .8 faces at both stations, KTCZ: WBGK: debut Smiling VP /GM. Dean Opperman and Don Wardell, formerly of crosstown KMEL KJJO: 4.5-3.8 like Gold WKLH carne on particularly that of KYYS PD Scott at Looks Fischer, the wakeup duo from neigh- . Jim Sheehan takes over it Not who moved KY102 from KQRS's peak 12+ has leading and decimated WQFM, right? Jameson, boring KKDJ, will be on mornings and KSJO /San Jose ... Duane Doherty 25-34 25-44 for swept men to with 25-34 men, sixth in men and the first necessarily. Yes, 'KLH third first middays, respectively ... KRKN /An- is new to WCMF /Rochester. 25 -share to in 25-49 men, and seventh time. These are landmarks for a 25-34, grabbing nearly a second chorage has switched from AOR to More Jock Jumps: KZEP -San Anto- to first among women 18-34. He al- CHR ... Reach KTTZ(Z103) /Oracle, nio nights feature Steve Coffman so increased KY's percentage of a Class A AOR outside of Tucson, at while middays belong to Bruce Van 38-51%. 25+ listeners from (602) 896 -9393. Ted Tucker is Dyke, late of KOZZ /Reno ... CFOX San Jose GM /PD and Pete Michaels is MD. Vancouver adds Jeff Rechner from its morning show KOME: 3.9-4.0 Joe Marino is named MD at sister AM LG73 to

. . FM'Albany brings on ex- KSJ0: 3.6 -3.3 WAQYBpringfield ... Ivar Hamilton WQBK- Welch for weekends KOME dropped in men 18-24 becomes Assistant MD at CFNY/Tor- WPYX MD Bob into while increasing in women and onto. and moves parttimer Sandy Scott Simpson 25+ men. It's ahead of KSJO in all Jock Jumps: Rockin' Randy Davis, overnights ... Smokin' Joe to key demos. ex -KZEW /Dallas, takes on Z -Rock jumps from WAQX,Syracuse

overnights . WXRK /New York WHCN /Hartford late- nights Portland moves Robert Benjamin from week- KMJX /Little Rock overnights go to

KGON: 6.0 -7.1 ends to late- nights . Former Casey Jones ... Joe Pasternak KINK: 6.5-6.3 KLOS /Los Angeles morning star moves from WHCN /Hartford to

With the help of consultant Shane is now on middays at KCAL - WAQX.Syracuse nights ... Courtney George Harris, KGON has success- FM /Riverside, while Lynda Clayton, Nelson leaves KEZE /Spokane for fully repositioned itself as an adult ex -KCAL, joins KLOS weekends KLAQ'EI Paso overnights -.. Greg AOR after a stretch as a hard rock 91 X /San Diego nights go to Mike Hal- Holt from WIOT/Toledo joins WLNZ haven. It leads with men 18+ and, loran from WDTX /Detroit ... Carol Lansing for middays and production THE MAGIC OF VAN HALEN -A couple of Magic 105 listeners got a for the first time, tied soft AOR Taylor has left WNOR -FM /Norfolk Brian Elder is new to KOZZ chance to schmooz with Van Halen in Little Rock. From left, KMJX night KINK in 25-34. is re- . KMBY /Monterey brings rocker Zeke Logan. WEGR /Memphis AM driver Tommy Smith, KMJX MD men evenings after five years and mornings from WMMQ /Lan- David Allen Ross, News Director Donna Britt, the band's Sammy Hagar, KINK, weaker in women and placed by celebrated 'NOR weekend- on Steve Hoover winner, Eddie Van Halen, winner, and Alex Van Halen. Kneeling in front is stronger in men, is no slouch, stay- er Joni Norris Rick Stuart returns sing for nights and production .. . VH's Michael Anthony. ing on top with men 25-54 and wom- to KNAC /Long Beach for mornings, as Scott Evers replaces Doc Shutts on

en 18-34. Lobster (Paul Wells) exits ... Jesse KGRQ /Casper afternoons . . . 52/ R&R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 60011 NEWS FROM

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STRICTLY OPINION OK, So Where's Alabama?

I've had some very interesting conversations with people in Country radio during the last few weeks concern- ing the final nominees for this year's Country Music Asso- ciation awards. The dialogue, which has also extended to include those in the record community, is notable not for its discussion of who's on the ballot, but rather for who's not. When I first saw the final nomi- The unpleasant answer is that an nees, I was struck by what I felt act only does so in the minds - and was the glaring absence of the the voting - of the membership. group Alabama. I suppressed that early opinion, chalking it up as simply my personal gut reaction. "Alabama is simply a However, feeling this was reinforc- current example of a ed by the aforementioned phone calls and conversations. Accord- recurring situation. How ingly, I think the question of why can any act go from the Alabama failed to make the final five in any category is valid and top of the heap to the worthy of discussion. `also -ran' category in a I'm sure the same scenario has year ?" occurred in the : a top Happy past artist of Motoring the preceding few years is shut out in the final balloting. I'm using Ala- Perhaps what annoys me most is This is the last piece I'll write about the cross -country search of your favorite music. The bama as the subject of this article I've heard much too kill the comment trip I took this summer. Honest. But I do want to take a min- static'll you. because I want to deal with this sit- in often, particularly this case. ute to credit what proved to be an invaluable aid during the uation in the present tense. Ala- "I'm glad they weren't nomi- This guide might make an inter- "The Traveler's Radio Atlas." bama is simply a current example nated," goes the refrain. "It's time trip: Country Music esting promotional hand -out for of a recurring situation which to get someone else up there." This Published by Hanalei Publishing your listeners. It contains 80 pages raises the question: how can any remark is often punctuated with, in San Bruno, CA, this handy-dandy The "Atlas" is compiled by Henry and 49 maps. Its size (5" x 8 ") act go from the top of the heap to guide lists virtually all of the Country Studebaker, a U.S. Navy engineer makes it easy to handle and store in Page 56 the "also-ran" category in a year? Continued on radio stations (arranged by state) in from San Bruno. An avid country the glove compartment. the US. The book also includes music fan. Studebaker became maps, making it very easy for long- frustrated at having to search for Prices range from $3.95 for a haul road warriors to both plot their Country stations when traveling single copy to $2.00 when you buy journey and tune to the nearest sta- away from home. up to 999 copies. (Shipping and tions along their routes. The higher - handling charges are extra.) For

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A Trivial Idea

I never thought I'd have anything good to say about a greeted with loud cheering, which cable TV company, but I do want to pass along a potential attracted others to the booth. promotional idea stolen from Viacom Cable in Nashville. The whole thing was a lot of fun - something readily adaptable for station use. While attending an annual street answer correctly. Prizes were all In case you're wondering how I fair /bazaar function, I ambled by kinds of neat stuff, many tied into fared, I chose to try answering ten the Viacom booth and proceeded to the programming available on ca- straight questions in my quest for spend the next hour - and a few ble. Goodies ranged from T- shirts an MTV satin jacket. With the help bucks - in pursuit of various to MTV satin jackets. prizes by answering trivia ques- of Charlie Cook, who dredged up are superfluous; fact Dan Dailey tións. While not unique in itself, the The mechanics the the starred as own. The key is the Dean in "The game's setup was what made it make up your Dizzy Spirit Of St. Young. Another Louis," I got nine right. The stump - fun. crowd it attracted: key element was that the guy run- er? Name the head coach of the Or- The cable outlet had put together ning things was pretty loose. He egon State Beavers basketball a wheel with five categories: looked the other way as people team. If you think I'm giving you with A SONG AND A PRAYER - Marty Stuart (r) says hello to Senator Albert sports, movies, old TV, rock, and helped each other answers. the answer, you're nuts. Call the Gore Jr. of Tennessee during an appearance before a group of US C&W (that's how it was listed on This resulted in everybody pulling Viacom cable company in Nash- senators on Capitol Hill. The CBS Horizon act made a return visit to the the wheel). For a price, players for each player, and a real camar- ville. That's my revenge for win- group's Prayer Breakfast, performing favorite gospel and spiritual numbers. chose the number of questions they aderie developed among those ning a T-shirt as a consolation thought they could consecutively hanging around. Winners were prize. Just what I needed. 54 /R &R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 .

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Continued from Page 54 istic a goal. But to exclude the stars didn't have a single out at the time Why wait of our format is absurd. people were voting was a factor. "I didn't vote for them because Out of sight, out of mind? Perhaps they've won so often in the past." the fact that they didn't have a - Let me make clear that I'm not "Purposely not voting studio album out also played a role. saying Alabama or any act should for the mail? for a deserving group I'm not sure I buy either of those as win or be nominated based on past reasons, though. performance. If an act hasn't done because they've won Let's look at the record. Ala- the job during the previous year as a number of awards in bama is the only country act which laid out in the criteria, then they the past consistently ranks as a top concert don't deserve a vote. However, is ludicrous. It's Get your chart like draw in the Pollstar rankings, purposely not voting for a deserv- saying the batting which appear in R &R every week. ing group because they've won a title should go to the The group sold as many albums in number of awards in the past is the past year as any country act, ludicrous. It's like saying the bat- second -place hitter BEFORE and more than most. The group ting title should go to the second - because the leader has also notched three songs in the place hitter because the leader has number one spot, spanning a total won before. won before." of five weeks. There are any number of theor- Radio & Records When artists no longer produce ies as to why this "on-top-to-off" This also leads me to wonder records which capture the atten- phenomenon exists. Voter apathy, what we're telling all those Coun- tion of radio audiences or record block voting, and perhaps even try listeners, record buyers, and buyers, or when they fail to draw goes to press. some sort of professional jealousy concertgoers who will tune in to the crowds, they should no longer can all result in a "backlash" of awards telecast. What are they go- receive our votes. But in our haste votes cast against some acts as op- ing to think when they see that an to embrace the new artists, let's posed to "for" others. act most of them have watched not be so eager to discard those In a professional organization, perform and whose records they who still merit acclaim. votes would be cast in accordance have listened to and bought during I'm sorry, folks - Alabama's ex- with potential nominees' accom- the previous year has not received clusion is a travesty. That is strict- plishments rather than voters' a single nomination? ly my opinion. I'd be glad to print emotions. Maybe that's too ideal- Perhaps the fact that Alabama yours.

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TALENT TIME - WIVK /Knoxville's "Search for Talent" contest triggered Dollywood's annual Mountain Music Fes- tival in East Tennessee. Over 120 participating acts from five states competed for various prizes. Nashville music in- dustry judges included ASCAP's Merlin Littlefield, publisher Don Gant, Music City's News's John Sterdevant, and pro- CALL NOW ducer Al Henson. Some star attractions were (l-r) MD Mickey Dearstone; Dolly Parton; and WIVICK The Frog. 1- 800 -FAST-E51 Farmer Brown - as in Sawyer Brown, cruises the shore of Lake Eufaula, the sylvania Valley, picked up poker cards who joined WFMS/Indianapolis's "Coun- world's largest man -made lake. at five designated spots, and the best In New York State, Call 212 -757 -0320 try Clubbers" in a benefit softball game for KNAX /Fresno staged a 4th of July hog ... er, hand ... won. Monies Indiana's Future Farmers of America. The Picnic and concert in a went to and together *Plus connect-time charge, about 28 cents/minute. big way, build- raised charities, Capitol/EMI act matched community do- ing a flag featuring an acre of stars and spectators and participants later enjoy- nations with their own personal check stripes. The event caught the attention ed a beer and hog roast. afterward. of CBS and NBC network news. An WPOC /Baltimore matched its "Country afternoon concert featured headliner Hams" against other community softball Johnny Lee. teams for a winning ten -game season. KMPS /Seattle's Listener Apprecia- They emphasize that their team is "not tion Picnic set a new attendance rec- Coming - championship material," but plays for fun ord this year. Mickey Gilley and Gail and money, and boasts over $7000 Davies headlined the festivities, which S T R E E T Next Week: raised for local charities. also included a Everything All The Time gospel show, area A novel remote -a-float for KTFX/Tulsa An /M11,' Nerwo.F bands, and arts and crafts. A recap of the NAB was launched during recent "Whole It was a Poke Run & Hog Roast for Háwg Days." Morning personality Bill WILQ/Williamsport when they tied -in Country format panel. Payne broadcast live aboard the 60 -foot with a local motorcycle dealer. The luxury housebat "Shenandoah" as it hog -wild bikers raced across the Penn- 56f R &R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 NASHVILLE THIS WEEK

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SHARON ALLEN Superstar Pairing On CMA Awards Lionel Richie has been signed to appear with Alabama on the 20th Annual Country Music Association Awards Show performing "Deep River Woman." This is a return engagement of sorts for Richie, who made a surprise ap- THE PASSING OF THE CAKE - Harlan Howard shares his birthday each year with the Nashville music community at pearance with Kenny Rogers in 1984. This will be his first a Birthday Bash & Guitar Pullin'. Shown (l -r) are: Nashville Songwriters Association International Director Maggie live performance with Alabama since the superstars ,avender; Bill Monroe, who just celebrated his 75th birthday; BMI President Frances Preston; party co -host Eddie teamed up last spring to record the song, which appears on Rabbitt; and Howard. Richie's current Motown LP "Dancing On The Ceiling." Richie said, " 'Deep River Wom- in Don't forget the 28th CMA the Opryland entertainment Vince Gill, Rosanne Cash, Bobby Capitol /EMI -America also pack- an' started out as a simple love ... -7pm membership meeting will be held park from l0am ... Then, be- Bare, Schuyler, Knobloch & Over- aged an 8- minute promotional song, and all of a sudden I got this ginning at 9:30pm, the Grand Tùesday, October 14 in the Roy street, the O'Kanes, and ace song- piece called "Meet T. Graham crazy idea : since it had such a Finale Acuff Theatre at Opryland U.S.A. event of the Birthday cele- writers Paul Davis, Troy Seals, Brown," featuring the four cuts "I country flavor, and I'd been play- bration will be highlighted the Polls will be open at 1:OOpm, with by Roger Cook, John Prine, Guy Tell It Like It Used To Be," "I Wish ing around with country music for traditional cake -cutting ceremon- the call to order at 2:00pm. Clark, Billy Joe Shaver, and Alex I Could Hurt That Way Again," so long, why not go all the way? So ies at the Opry House. Harvey. "Rock It Billy," and "Hell or High I thought about Alabama. Could I Opry Birthday Celebration Once again, broadcasters will be A special moment and procla- Water." Included is an inside look get this group? Could I try to find WSM's Grand Ole Opry Birthday able to set up tables and broadcast mation went to Bill Monroe, who at "His T- ness "'s outgoing per- out if they would sing with me? celebration will follow the format their shows "live" from the Opry- was a surprise performer with his sonality. Well, the joke of this is that Ala- initiated last year, with its sched- land Hotel lobby during this year's Blue Grass Boys, for the innovation Another video first for Country bama has never done a duet; they ule of activities again preceding activities. Stations interested of his bluegrass music style. The radio is "The Exile Radio-Video." have never done any kind of a the CMA television show. The should call Ray Waters at (615) occasion, which drew 3000 music The special radio package is a dáckground vocal for anyone. So, event, scheduled for October 9-11, 889-1000. fans, was also a fundraiser for the compilation of video clips recorded naturally, when I mentioned the is largely an invitation -only affair, Country Music Specials proposed Songwriters Hall of during their Welcome Home Exile name, the first thing people said and no registration fee is charged. Fame building fund for the NEA Thur Six music specials are slated for in Lexington. The six- minute wag, 'They don't do this kind of Guests will include radio broad- and NSAI. October as TNN celebrates "Coun- long disc contains a four -song med- stuff.' I made the phone call, and casters, music industry represen- ley of try Music Month" in October. A VH -1 Goes Country uptempo hits from the sound- Randy Owen said, 'Sure, Lionel, tatives, and the media. However, track. new 60-minute "Charlie Daniels we'd love to do it.' So I ran down to anyone wishing to participate may Video-Hits One came to Nash- Homecoming" is set for October Nashville as fast as I could, and do so via a $25 ticket package. All ville to focus on upcoming Coun- 25. The special was last those guys did an amazing job!" proceeds from these tickets will go taped sum- try Music Month activities. his Volunteer With the signing of Lionel Richie, to benefit the Opry 'Yost Fund. The mer at Jam XII and It selected VH -1 guest VJs Reba NASHVILLE this year's awards show promises schedule is as follows: features guests the Judds, Dwight McEntire, Gary Morris, and Ricky Yoakam, John Schneider, Dobie Skaggs to host segments of the mu- to be most interesting. We hear Thursday, October 9, 2 -5pm: IN MOTION that Anita Pointer has been asked The Early -Bird Bluegrass concert Gray, Con Hurley, Carl Perkins, sic channel throughout the month. Pat Boone. to join Earl Thomas Conley for hosted by Bill Monroe at the Acuff and These CMA contenders will intro- "The Grand Ole Opry Live" will their duet "Too Many Times," and Theatre. 7 -11pm: The Music Coun- duce their favorite country videos, big lineup for that Huey Lewis has been contact- try Radio Network Show featuring present a name its present their view of Nashville, ed about appearing with Hank Wil- various artists with host Charlie live hour -long telecast October 11 and interview special guests. liams Jr. (The two sing a spirited Douglas at the Opry House. as a salute to its 61st birthday cele- The crew is spending two weeks bration. "Ronnie Milsap in Cele- in version of "You Can't Judge A Friday, October 10,1 -4pm: Art- Music City scouting choice loca- Book By Its Cover" on Hank's ist/DJ Taping Session at the Opry- bration," a special previously run tion spots, making impromptu vis- "Montana Cafe" album, complete land Hotel followed by a cruise on through syndication channels, will its around town, and selecting vari- with Huey's harmonica.) It's all the General Jackson. debut on TNN October 23. Network ous interview subjects for the guest reruns throughout the month in- speculative, though, since Lewis is Saturday, October 11, Noon- VJs. clude "Hank Williams Jr. & VH -1 is also launching its booked in Europe at the time of the 2pm : Celebrity Miniature Golf Friends" Sis- show. But talk about marquee Tournament on Music Valley (with the Forester "Touch The Stars With Alabama" and value! Drive. All invited guests can take ters. Randy Travis, Pam Til- contest where one lucky winner lis), "Country Rock" with the Oak will join RCA's supergroup at the Ridge Boys, Charlie Daniels and CMA Awards Show October 13. BITS Rosanne Cash, and "Gilley's" star- Tuxedos In Highwater & PIECES ring Mickey Gilley, Johnny Lee, Martin Satterwaite Lacy J. Dalton, and Gail Davies. It was a night shift shoot for Saw- Martin Satterwaite joins the CMA yer Brown as they were "Out Goin' as Director /European Operations. He Cattin' " in the early morning replaces Cynthia Brothers & Sisters Harlan & Company Leu,- who has relo- hours in New York City. Clad in cated to RCA /New York ... Susan It was round three for Harlan tuxedos during rush hour, group Hackney Associates has opened a They liked their harmony, met Tucker will be featured Tanya on Howard's Birthday Bash and Gui- shenanigans found them struttin' branch office in Ft. Worth, TX. Head- them at Fan Fair last year, and even TV "Night- 16. the new syndicated show tar Pullin' September Eddie and splashin' for the cameras near ing up that office is the former RCA/ knew their kin folks back in Florida, so life' October 10. The program's co- Rabbitt and Even Stevens co-host- a Plaza Hotel fountain for their lat- Nashville Media Manager Cynthia when the Bellamy Brothers decided hosts are David Brenner and Billy ed the popular event with the man est single/video. Spencer ... Cella Hill has been pro- they were ready to work with other art- Preston. of the hour, known as "Mr. Song- The production included guest moted to Director /Professional Activi- ists on record it seemed like a natural writer," which was sponsored by "cat" Joe Bonsall of the Oak R &R sends congratulations to Dan Ridge ties /Nashville for Chappell /Intersong to ask the Forester Sisters to join them the Nashville Entertainment Asso- Boys, who lends vocals Seals and wife Andi, who are expec- to lead Music Group -USA ... The Hyland in song. David Bellamy wrote their ciation and the Nashville Songwri- singer Mark Miller. ting a baby in December ... and con- Company PR firm has moved to 1001 new single, "Too Much Is Not Enough" ters Association International. The Four dolences to Billy Joe Royal, whose car truckloads of water were 18th Ave. S., Nashville, TN 37212 with Ron Taylor, and chose the four outdoor affair, held in the BMI hauled to the spot for the fountain was stolen from outside a club he was (615) 321 -0344. Lookout Mountain girls to sing along. parking lot, brought out a who's scene. playing in Atlanta. At last report, there New record deals this week in- So who is that "Fiddlin' Man" any- who of Music City songwriters, ar- Fellow labelmate T. were no traces of the car or the bandit Graham clude: Ray Griff to Evergreen; Robert way? Not Michael Martin Murphey, tists, and music industry people Brown debuts his first video .. and a question mark goes out to "Hell Joseph Sterling, John Cooke, Greg but master musician Mark O'Connor. who showed t?p to pay their re- High former Monument Records owner or Water" for release this Krochta, and Richard Theisen aka The fellow Warner Bros. artist has spects, socialize, and drink in the month. It's Fred Foster. We heard somethin's a compilation of perfor- Hi -Fl to AFC Records. Kathy Mattes been winning fiddle contests most of all-night music fest. mance footage shot at L.A.'s joined ASCAP's brewing . writers roster. his life, but he is now the hot ticket in Highlights included on -stage ap- Whisky nightclub and various loca- This column co- written with Katy Music City session circles. Just thought you'd like to know! pearances by Emmylou Harris, tions around Nashville. Bee. R &R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986/57 Just Coming Off A SOLD -OUT Tour

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It's nice to see good people with talent succeed after their audience makeup. I asked Al- putting their hearts, souls, and hard work into reaching lan if he knew what his audience their goal. Dave Allan is the 26-year -old PD /MD of WOCQ composition was. "We had a per- son (OC -104) /Ocean City, a small/medium market on Mary- from Arbitron in not long ago, land's eastern shore. The and he asked me the same ques- area's ethnic population per Ar- tion. I replied that I thought it must OC -104 LOVES TO READ R &R Front row (l -r) Al Thomas, bitron is 21.2 %. be - Kern Vaughan, about 50/50. MariLou. Scott Jantzen, Paul Butler. Back row (l -r) Ken Luck, Ray Moore, This was the first book covering "He said, 'No, that's not correct. Dave Allan, the Salisbury /Ocean City markets. Your audience is 47% black and OC -104 came in #1 in persons 12+ 53% white.' He was one of these Monday- Sunday, 6am- midnight guys who has on a suit and tie and things that lets us know not only promotional budget, and only uses with a 12.0 share. Its closest com- always carries a calculator. All we that we are on the right track, but local billboards and some light TV petitor, AC WQHQ /Salisbury, know is our management is happy that we've made ourselves part of advertising. "We really don't have scored an 11.1 share, and CHR and so is the sales staff. Getting the entire community. We do a lot much to work with but our creativi- WKHI /Ocean City had a 9.9. The good results this first time out of special features that are aver- ty," Allan said. "When people other Urban station in the market, makes our entire staff feel good age quarter -hour -oriented, which come here from the Baltimore - daytimer WJDY /Salisbury, posted about all of the hard work we've people stay with. They've let us Washington area and other cities, a respectable 4.4. put into becoming a winner." know just how important we are as they need to know what you have to The Move To Urban The Salisbury-Ocean City book a part of their daily lives." offer and how to find your station shows 18 stations in the market and on the dial." WOCQ was once an AC station, No Jukebox five additional signals that get in. One of the AC stations in the and Allan was there for part of that "Summertime is our heaviest area Allan credits black music with gave away approximately $25,000 era. He started at the station in '82 season, since this area is a beach helping his station acquire its mass during the spring book. Allan told and became PD the next year. I community. The average pro- audience. "Our music is the key in- me, "The only thing we asked him to tell us a little about grammer would probably cringe had to gredient to our format. R&B music at work with as far as giveaways was the change to Urban. the number of spots we have. This sets us apart from all the other sta- a case of Slice from the Pepsi -Cola Ï It was a very subtle change at time of year we're doing in Dave Allan tions in the market. The CHRs and the Company and record albums. It's - -tltë time," he said. "A lot of things neighborhood of 20 minutes. As you ACs in this market do play some nice to see that in our market that we currently do are in the can see, we don't have much time you black music, but it's only because can't buy the book. People have mold of an AC- formatted station. A for long music_ sweeps or a lot of they think they have to. We play started thinking, 'II you want me number of the Urban features we misguided chit -chat on the air. We a black music because we want to, as a listener, you have to earn my use on the air are very adult- have to take care and our listeners expect to hear the of business at all loyalty you oriented anyway. We do a 'Quiet times. When we - can't buy it.' This is _ best black music from us no one have time we do FM nice - for us. We've earned our lis- Storm' show and a thing on the DELMARVAS HOTTEST 'Power Plays.' We try to get else!" our teners, and we've earned their weekends called 'Easy Like Sun- listeners through stopsets they day Mornings.' These are adult- any country product or heavy met- Low Power No Handicap may not want to hear with teasers oriented programs. So any distinc- al. Outside of that, any piece of that are pre -programmed. We're I asked Allan if OC -104 would be tion is kind of hard to nail down." music just may find a place on our always moving toward music Dance & Romance Music hard to pull in for someone outside - music chart. quickly! Allan ended by saying, "A lot of Networking In Action the metro area. "We can cover the "We had some tough times when "We also do a lot of instant re- people might not consider us a Allan credits several key B/U area pretty well, but we only have we first started, but now things are quests and instant dedications. Black radio station musically be- figures with helping him apply his 3000 watts of power, and everybody really looking up. Being in a small This is very helpful to us. Being a cause we play so much crossover general market knowledge to the around us has a whole lot more to town, we have to be more mass ap- beach community, our market has music and dance- oriented music. specifics of this format. "Guys like work with. People have to really peal. We have to try and please a population that swells to over a Everybody continues to be hung up Jeff Wyatt, Don Kelly, and Tony want to listen to us if they don't live more people because we have such half million people during the sum- over the term 'Urban.' Everyone Gray have been nice enough to in the metro. Our signal can be a small population to work with." mer. We make sure that we look keeps asking what it means. For take me under their wings and hard to get. af- ter the locals who are here us, we just play good music that teach me some of the Black Music Key with us important "We have people in our area all year long." fits what we do. Urban programming Over the past several years B/U who've put antennas on techniques I their roofs "We don't play any rap songs. didn't know. They also radio stations have been on the hot or in Slice & LPs showed me their yards so they can pull us All of us here felt we didn't need how to incorporate good, seat when it came to documenting in nice and solid CHR clear. That's one of the OC -104 doesn't have much of a raps to help us hold onto the youth formatics with the Urban music audience. We have a large approach. teen au- That then makes the dience, and they still presentation stick with us a very viable, main- because we play enough stream, mass other good appeal entity in any music to keep them market. happy also. "Our music is what I like to call "They've taught me just about 'Dance & Romance.' We stay up- everything I know about program- tempo most of the time, but we're ming and this format. Sometimes not afraid of ballads like some Ur- it's very hard to bring Black a sta- ban stations around the country. tion into a market and have it be We need the ladies, and by playing successful not only with people but love songs we've ended up being #2 also on the revenue side which is - in women 18-34. You don't get most important your if organiza- women in that age group without tion is going to stay in business." playing those ballads. The ballads Good Music Is Good Music don't slow us down in our move- Allan continued, "We're saying ment, because we place them that all music is available to us, so strategically within our format." why restrict ourselves? Every- ( The station is also #2 in women thing that comes to this radio sta- 18-49, tied for second in women tion is looked at. We don't look at 25-49 and second in women 25-54.) color when it comes to what artists "If we were someplace else, peo- should be aired or passed over. We ple might say we were a CHR that look at the music value to our au- uses a lot of black music. But in our dience, our community, and our town black people like what we do and ratings. That approach has served KING FOR A DAY 0C 104's Scott Jantzen gets so do the whites. We play the - his chance to catch all eyes; he's shown here with the beach us well. Obviously, it would be kind contest winners. best music, we're part of the com- of hard for us to seriously look at munity, and what we do sells. We're very happy about that." R &R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986/59 MARKETPLACE

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Regional news loader seeks fulltime news professional. Best WDRC /Hartford Is seeking a strong weekend personality to fit NATIONAL news opportunity in N /New England. Good salary & benefits. into top rated Oldies format. Minimum three years' experi- Two years' experience. T &R: Box 273, Brewer, ME 04412 ence. T &R: Glenn Colligan, WORC, Bloomfield, CT 06002 E0E1926) EOE 19/191

ME 100kw Country powerhouse seeks warm, adult corn - HELP! RADIO PERSONNEL NEEDED municator. Quality bucks & lifestyle to quality jock at quality PERSONALITIES - station. T &R: WQCB, Box 273, Brewer, ME 04412 E0E19261 Due to the large number of registrants placed, and the increased demand of radio sta- WHERE ARE YOU? tions all across the country, NATIONAL is in immediate need of qualified personnel. Seeking production person. Five years' broadcast experience. Major market personality Adult Contem- Superior communication, creative & copywriting skills. Kerry This is for virtually all radio positions, particularly newspeople and announcers for Kenney: 12071 283 -9191. E0E19261 porary in search of top talent - stand -out small, medium, and major markets. We're also in need of qualified female personnel. personality. Great bucks, benefits and fu- If you're ready for a move, let NATIONAL help. We make the complete presentation Western NY /AM seeking ND. T &R: Dan Palmer, WDOE, Box ture for the right person. If you're an en- for you. For complete confidential details and registration form, enclose S1 postage 209, Dunkirk, NY 14048 E0E19261 tertainer, don't delay. Rush T &R to: Radio and handling to: Seeking your administrative talent to coordinate production & Records, #461, 1930 Century Park NATIONAL BROADCAST TALENT COORDINATORS details for in -store radio network. Amazing potential. NY East, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE ÑO residents only. 12121 593 -3838. E0E19261 Dept. R., P.O. Box 20551 Birmingham, AL 35216 1205) 822 -9144 NG% WLTN seeks Whine afternoon announcer. Mature yet fun. T &R: Usa Mills, Box 349, Littleton, NH 03561 E0E19261 for new European CHR. Personable but Talent. ant Who needed Hartford's Country station seeks personaWNs. All shifts need- tight airsound. Three to five years' experience. T &R: EUROPE, ed. T&R: Ken Borden, WKHT, 257 E. Center St., Manchester, ,WEZFtII l, 11 Clark St., Sharon. MA 02067 E0EI9261 CT 06040 E0E19261 EZ Favorites STAR SEARCH Greet opportunity, 50kw /FM offers ability to learn from in- WEZF 93 FM, the state-of- the-art Knight MAJOR COAST-TO -COAST NET- EAST dustry's leading programmers. Good benefits. AOR/CHR ex- Quality station in Burlington, Vermont seeks perience. T &R: 442 Palmer St., Pawcatuck, CT 06379 WORK wants to hear bright, up- Seeking Classic Gold statt for 50kw giant. T &R: BCNA, Box E0E19261 a morning drive news anchor for our Tran- Palmyra, NJ 08065 -0003 EOE tempo announcers for various 3, 19/191 star Format 41 class "C" FM powerhouse. Parttkne opening for Hot rockin' en nouncers. WKLC seeks Delmarva. FSA seeks experienced reporter. Females encour- We need a "real person" to deliver the news music formats. Send T &R and re- talent. Females encouraged. T &R: Brian Krysz, WKLC, 100 aged. T &R: ND, WGMD, Box 530, Rehoboth Beach, DE in a friendly style who understands local life- quirements to: Radio & Records, Kanawha Terrace, St. Albans, WV 25177 E0E1926) 19971 EOE 19/191 style news, editing and interviewing. EOE. 1930 Century Park West, Box Just outside of Boston. WORC in Worcester, seeks afternoon Permanent parttime opening. Weekend & fill -in air tale', for Send tape and resume to: jock with great production. T&R: Mark Ericson, 187 Pleasant 470, Los Angeles, CA 90067. WINE /AM. T &R: Diana Perri, PD, Box 95, Danbury, CT 06813 St., Worcester, MA 01609 E0E19281 EOE M/F EOE 19/191 Paul F. Ugalde, Operations Direc- Classic Hits/WCNL team players for two fulltime on- tor, WEZF, Box 1093, Burlington, Hartford's Country station seeks personalities. All shifts. leeks two air shifts & T &R: Art Shannon, 27 West St., T &R: Ken Borden, WKHT, 257 E. Center St., Manchester, CT production. VT 05402. Newport, NH 03773 E0E19261 T4-T** 08040 EOE 19/191 R &R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986/61 OPPORTUNITIES

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Ragtime AM median market leader seeks friendly morning man for Classic Hits format. Great company. T &R: R. Giddings, Box COUNTRY MORNING WINNING PERSONALITIES 3845, Cocoa, FI 32924 E0E19261 WANTED PERSONALITY Immediate openings, am/pm drive personalities. news. sales. Bright, friendly, involved in the communi- Top 50 AOR Market. Rated one of the ten T &R /photo: WOLT, Box 932, Florence, Al 35631 E0E19261 ty. That'll be the new Morning Personality COMT.JOUS f101 best cities in the country to live in. Looking on our Southeastern Class C, FM Country Killer Production/Creative Director needed ASAP. for a crazy morning person or team and Production manager for uptenpo AC format. New equipment. Also accepting T &Rs for announcing positions. Box station. Our explosive growth has come Must have multi-voice and copy writing talents. personalities for all shifts. Rush cassette, WNNC, 940, Newton, NC 28658 E0E19261 from a team effort. If you're ready to com- Very good $'s and multi -track studio with all the resume, salary requirements, and photo mit and contribute, you may be the morn- bells and whistles. Geat company, staff, and fa- to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park ing leader who shares in our future cility at this hot CHR. T&R to Jim Owen, KLO, West, #451, Los Angeles, CA 90067. TOP 50 AC growth. Tape & accomplishments to: 60 Monroe Center, N.W., Grand Rapids, MI EOE Music oriented FM AC Station in Top 50 Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park, Box 49503, (615) 774 -8461. EOE Market looking for air talent for future 439, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE openings. Women and minorities encour- aged to apply. Send tapes and resumes MORNING PERSONALITY to: Radio & Records, #459, 1930 Cen- MIDWEST Were Number 1 in the market and need a tury Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067. Morning Show Host Number 1 morning man to help us stay EOE Seeking immediate PM drive personality. Contemporary there. Funny, topical, able to work with Country station in great community. Must be willing to work. 104.5 WSNX, West Michigan's HOT 50kw CHR, is T &R: Tom Bradley, KTGR, Box 459, Columbia, MO 65205 our female co- talent, and able to relate tb looking for a crazy, high profile morning show host. In EOE 19/19) an adult CHR audience. We're HOT, and addition to heavy phones, bits, and appearances, we we're willing to pay for our morning show Seeking morning newsperson for hot CHR. Journalistic tal- need someone who's topical, fun, and personable to r- ents & on -air sound equally important. T &R /writing samples: create talk among our listeners. The station that gained to be nothing less than great. C &R to "Mom - FILL THE GAP Ron Ross, WKAU, Box 310, Kaukana, WI 54130 EOE 19/191 ings," P.O. Box South Burlington, VT national headlines with the "Money Man Caper," 9530, BETWEEN 05401. EOE CHR seeks bright, tight personality. If you're concise, yet fun We'll provide all the tools you'll need to win, a state of ATLANTA b BIRMINGHAM to listen to, send T &R: Ron Ross, WKAU, Box 310, Kaukana, the art facility plus excellent compensation and benefits, Rare for exceptional PM Drive talent with opportunity WI 54130 EOE 19/191 plus some of America's best summer beaches. Send ROCK -SOLID production! Also seek creative copy- resume to: JJ Doling, WSNX, 875 E. It's the perfect first job. KNLV seeks sports director /DJ for cassette and writer /air combo. T &R to Tommy Lee, P.O. Box 278, PERSONALITY NEWSPERSON airshift /sports /production. T &R: Larry Schultz, KNLV, Box Summit, Muskegon, MI 49444. `Anniston, AL 36202. 268, Ord. NE 68862 EOE 19/191 Join the #1 morning team in the market. You'll be the fourth member of a morning show that dominates the Seeking ND AM /FM combo, T &R: Box 448, Dekalb, II 60115 market, replacing a very talented person who is being EOE 19/191 transferred to another property in the ever expanding 100kw CHR seeks morning drive personality with bright pro- Capitol chain. You should have several years hard motional ideas & great production skills. "MR: Rob Weaver, news experience. a personality with a smile, and enjoy SALES MANAGEMENT/MEDIUM MARKET Box 190. Gaylord, MI 49735 EOE 19/191 working with professionals who will demand your best Are you looking to move up in Sales Mgmnt? Are you AC seeks adult entertainers, effort. Cassette and resume to Ron Brandon, Opera- looking to move up in Market Size? We have the oppor- all shifts, primarily mornings & ADULT URBAN CONTEMPORARY tunity for you to earn $24,000 a year in sales, $35,000 news. T &R: Bryan Thomas, WVTS, Box 280, W. Terra Haute, tions Manager V100, P.O. Box 4318, Charles- IN in Sales Mgmnt. Medium size market, 3 yr old top - 47885 E0E19261 WJMO has an immediate opening ton, W.V. 25364. No calls please rated Adult Contemporary. Stock options considered for an experienced Adult -Urban after internship. Must have 2 years experience to ap- Central Communications Inc. has an opening for an experienced ply. Reply to- Radio & records, #458, 1930 Century secretary. Typing required. Computer experience helful. Contemporary, 7pm- midnight an- Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE,Mc Resume: 944 Harlem Sr.. Altoona, WI 54720 E0E19261 SOUTH nouncer. Quality production is a i Join great morning show & host talk show on major AC/ News /Talk station. T &R: WSGW, Box 1945, must. Send tape and resume to Florida AC seeks news & morning drive personality. Profes- Saginaw, MI 48605 E0E19261 sionalism a must. T &R. Brian Mitchell. WSOS, Box 3866, St. Doug Harris, c/o WJMO Radio, Augustine, FL 32085 EOE 19/191 Seeking personality oriented jock. P -2 /CHR with MD spot a 11821 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, possibility. T &R. John Michaels, Amarillo. Texas stereo seeks morning drive, adult communi- MORE THAN A DJ KZIO, 1105 E. Superior St., Duluth, MN 55802 EOE19261 OH 44106. NO PHONE CALLS cator. T &R: Tim Butler. KPUR, Box 30,000, Amarillo, TX Bright AC station in the Southeast is look- 79120 EOE 19/191 PLEASE. 3 years experience pre- ing for more than a DJ for afternoon posi- Parttime position available. WCZY/Detroit. Rush T &R: Brian Patrick, 15401 W. Ten Mile Rd., Detroit, MI 48231 E0E19261 Seeking experienced ND. T &R. Doug Enlow. WCOS, Box tion. Must be intellectual with a strong ferred. M /F, EOE 748. Columbia. SC 29202 EOE 19;19) wit, able to relate to intelligent audience, Seeking creative afternoon jock for college town. Good produc- and interested in community involvement. tion essential. T &R: DiDi Caori, WTAO, Box 369, Murphysboro, Seeking experienced news anchor /reporter. T &R: Doug Em Morning IL 62966 EOE19261 WCOS. Box 748, Columba, SC 29202 EOE 19/191 Drive personalities are encour- aged to apply. Excellent salary and bene- ) Seeking parttime talent for gulf coast AOR. Creative, concise fits in well -established company for the & at least two years' experience. T &R: David Perry. KWIC, EVEN IF appropriate personality. Send tape and YOU'RE HAPPY ... 4945 Fannett Rd_ Beaumont. TX 77705 EOE 19/191 Tapes resume to Radio & Records, 1930 Century sought for established, bright, per- t sonality FM Midwest AC. Large col- WTMX /Tupelo has immediate openings for afternoon drive & Park West, #463, Los Angeles, CA ... NEEDED: MORNING TALENT! evening air & production shifts. Rush T &R: J. Michael Pruet, lege town. Future full and parttime open - 90067. SOLO OR TEAM Box 954, 38802 EOE 19/191 ings possible. Send T &R to Radio & Records, 1930 Park West, Box A prime opportunity in "The Heartland" (Top 60 mar- Medium nwket Country leader close to Dallas seeks female Century personality for middays. T &R /photo: Eric Blankenship, KIKT, 467, Los Angeles, CA 90076. ket) with one of the best radio groups in America. If Box 1015. Greenville, TX 75401 E0E19261 you are a top notch morning talent looking for a place 100,000 -WATT FM to grow and prosper, send a real a/c and resume to Looking for pm drive and future openings. Close to New Orleans AC 104, & Birmingham. T &R: Dale Taylor, Box 5314, Meridian, MS MIDDAY Z- 5810 East Skelly Drive, Suite 801, Tulsa, COMMUNICATOR MIDWEST MAJOR MARKET 39302 E0E19261 Southeast 100,000 -watt FM AC seeks Oklahoma 74135, ATTN: Bill Bruun. (M /F, EUE) Major station has possible seasoned adult communicator for midday opening for W /IX/Ttpelo seeks afternoon drive /production person. T &R: adult communicator. Pipes, personality, PJ. Michael Pruet, Box 954, Tupelo. MS 38802 EOE19261 shift. Strong production a must. Great production, personal appearances. Major benefits and salary. Group owned. Send Experienced programmer/air talent for contemporary top -rated market experience a must. T &R to Radio cassette and resume to: Radio & Records, FM. T &R: KVIC, Box 3487, Victoria, TX 77903 E0E19261 & Records, Box #471, 1930 1930 Century Park West, Box 468, Los Century WEST Park West, Los Angeles, Seeking experienced morning personality. News/Talk. Pros on- Angeles, CA 90067, EOE CA 90067 EOE/ ly. T &R: KTBB. Box 7935, Tyler, MF TX 75711 EOE19261 KNBZ /Anchorage seeking pantins announcers. & is accept- ing tapes for possible future fulltime openings. T &R: KNBZ, Box 18-1890, Wasilla, AK 99687 EOE 19/191

MAJOR SUNBELT MARKET Southern OR adult FM seeking PD /announcer. T &R: Jack Chunn, Box 9000, Medford, OR 97501 EOE 19/191 NUMBER ONE RATED STATION NEEDS EXPERIENCED PD /ND with talk experience for smaller OR market. T &R: Jack RADIO SALES MANAGER TO MAINTAIN NUMBER Chunn, Box 9000, Medford, OR 97501 EOE 19/191

ONE BILLING POSITION IN MARKET. Continuous Country Ms fulltime opening. T &R: Randy Hood, KFMS, 1555 E. Flamingo St. Suite 435. Las Vegas, NV This is not a development situation ... Superior skills at 89119 EOE 19/191 motivation, training, leadership and inventory control a WE'RE DOUBLING Beverly Hills radio syndication company seeks interns to learn all aspects of syndication. Flexible hours. Must have car. must. SUPER PAY, 90+ ... GREAT PERKS .. . OUR NEWS STAFF! CALL: Ron, 12131 652 -8710. EOE 19/191 KLUC seeks hot afternoon drive jock. Top -rated station in HIGH PROFILE COMPANY . . (Yes, We're West & we want you to be part of it. T &R: Jerry Dean, KLUC, Adding One Person) Box 14805, LAS Vegas, NV 89114 EOE 19/191 NATIONAL EXPANSION PROGRAM UNDERWAY .. . growing Our small community requires a more ex- K- RENO /KCBN seeking T &Re for immediate fulltime opening. DECISION SOON All inquiries confidential tensive news presence, and WLKI is growing to meet Experience with a lovesongs program & strong production 10630, Reno, NV 89510 the challenge. If you'd like to be part of a professional skills a plus. T &R: Jim O'Neal, Box Experienced Radio Sales EOE 19/191 Managers Only full scale radio team, and can give us a larger market opportunity for a creative, motivated salesperson. sound in our small market, send us a tape, resume and Truly a great Rush resume, references and photo to: Radio & Records, Great commission /fringes. Resume: KFIG, Box 4265, Fresno, examples of your writing style. Salary negotiable. Ad- CA 93744 EOE19261 1930 Century Park West, #462, Los Angeles, CA dress: Tim Walter - News Director, WLKI RADIO, North Wayne Plaza, Angola, Indiana 46703. EOE KLSY /Seattle seeks anchor /reporter. Great writing a must. 90067. EOE T &R: Dave Sloan, 12011 NE 1st, suite 206, Bellevue, WA 98005 EOE19261 627 R &R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 OPPORTUNITIES

OPENINGS POSITIONS SOUGHT POSITIONS SOUGHT POSITIONS SOUGHT Medium market PD seeks new opportunity. Prefer successful, opportunity for aggressive affiliate salesperson. Compen- "'Class" AC /FSA/Oldles /Country programmer seeks creative, Colega . yes, experience ... yes. Ready for challenge. Great people -oriented organization. Eight years' experience. sation on commission basis. Resume: Active Markets, 3000 competitive opportunity. Proven winner. available now. Ex- Female newshound seeks advancement, not fount currently. CHR /AC /AOR/research. DAN: 14141235-8220. 19/261 Ocean Park Bivo. #3001. Santa Monica, Ca 90405 E0E19261 perienced, relatable personality. JOE: 18051 273 -1767. Hard/lite news. Network stringer. KIM: 13051 632 -3948. 19/26) 19/191 CHR PD available now. Ten year pro, degrees, impeccable "Lord, it's hard to be humble." Experienced TV /radio, references. Mensa member. Great lakes /MW /Mid -Atlantic. Sales. Soft AC in Central California. Resumes: KKBN, Box 708, Are you seeking a morning pro who has major market experi- live /taped, ready to be used & abused. Ask anything. TONY: KEITH RICHARDS: 18061 352 -1380. 19/261 Twain Hale. CA 95383 E0E19261 ence? I'm seeking a great liberal station in large market. 13051 452-4806 (9/261 DAVE: 14191666.6943.19/191 16 pro. PD /MD /ND experience. Top 100 markets. Would Female pro seeks top West Coast market. CHR/AOR. Four year like to settle family in Anchorage, Alaska. J.J. SCOTT: 13191 Help is only eleven digits away. Experienced, creative CHR/ years' experience. Top 50 market experience. LAURIE: (805) -3577. AOR /AC drivetime announcer /MD willing to relocate to KY /- 872 -5451. 19/261 326 19/26) TN with right incentive. 18131 753 -3138. 19/191 FL pro. Sarosdy WSHE/K -102. seeks drivetime slot in Sunbelt. Powerhouse personalty jock, former LA /PD. Laser fast produc- Natural pipes, major market production & proven numbers. tion. News & sales pro too! Results guaranteed. All formats. TOM: (3051 466-3484 19/26/ AOR Production Director 15-YEAR RADIO PRO 12131 876-7622. 19/261 gear and signal. Position includes (5 years CKLW, 7 years WCXI) listener wants. If you want to satisfy We have great seeks tran- Seven year pro with solid production. Seeking medium/large ND who kno what your listeners NEIL: (3051 791-6325.19/261 weekend air work and future on -air involvement. sition to sports reporting. Desires anchor market position with winning company. AC/Country. DON: your f.. Join a new winner. Experienced pros only please. responsibilities, preferably with some play - 19131 242-4589.19/261 11 year ale pro. Also operations /programming for AC/Oldies. C &R to: Jerry Longden, 570 Armstrong Way, by -play. For aircheck of sportscast. inter- Seeks major market oppor- Experienced areouwneer/sales, team player, seeks top five Personable, knowledgeable, topical. EOE view, and P -B -P please contact: tunity. CHIP COOK: 18041 458-4436. 19/26) Oakdale, CA 95361. market CHR /AC /AOR. DENNY: 19121 265 -2819. 19/261 MIKE KELLY (313) 388-4692. Asst. PD from top 170 market. NYC. Hartford. Lady air personality seeks work in AC/AOR/- /music/research/promotions to program. MICHAEL: Country. Eleven years' experience in major & national markets. Seeking CHR with guts (318) 445-5306.19/261 DIRECTOR Let me make Mends with your large or medium midwest adult BARB: 13121482-7423. 19/26) market. Leave message for ART: 16181 397 -2521. 19/261 ADVERTISING /PROMOTION KHJ/WABC I never worked at any of these CHR jock, six years' experience in small /medium markets seeks /KFRC/WCFL ... legendary stations, but call me anyway. CHUCK MCCOY: 12031 MAJOR MARKET Assistant PD /MD seeking same position or better. Know AOR, same in FL. Top -rated shows. RICK: 13051 574.3579. 19/261 longterm 3677113. 19/261 Major 50kw AM station looking for Direc- promotion oriented, people person. Seek commit- ment. Top 50 markets only. SCOTT: 13131 661 -2289. 19/261 Air personality with four years' experience. Seeking move to Experienced, talented, versatile com- tor of Advertising Promotion. Marketing location where it only snows on TV or in the mountains. RON: Denver & Colorado. municator seeks DJ /production/news/MD /PD gig. Experience skills and understanding a must. No begin- Winning major market CHR PD available immediately. Good (4191 325 -2695. 19/261 includes Minneapolis /St. Paul. Available now. R.K. 13031 track record & management skills. Formerly WRSR. AL BROCK: ners. Creative and strategic thinking nec- -1071, Upbeat, cheerful, female announcer seeks fulltime 444 19/261 to: Radio & Records, 18041 468 -6697. 19/26/ position. essary. Send replies Hardworking, witty, creative & charming. Production & ex- AOR/CHR/PD. Over eight years experience. Billboard award #460, 1930 Century Park West, Los An- PD /MD for Country/Oldies/AC ' ble now. PM drive, eight cellent references. MICHELLE: 17181 835-4576. 19/261 winner. BSC. Stable, energetic, creative. MARK LAPIDUS: CA 90067. EOEMF years. Will relocate for right price. ROGER: 1216) 733 -9559. geles, 17031 533 -3581. 19/261 19/26) Rockin' PD seeks new AOR/CHR challenge. On- air /PD /MD, any market. Enthusiastic, mildly insane, bloodthirsty & available Small market announcer seeks break in large/medium market. FenWe pro. The vone. personality & experience that you seek now. D.L. 13141 265 -5275. 19/261 Three years experience. JIM: 17171 597 -9239. 19/261 All formats except Country. California stations only. ROBIN I w- s 479-9901.19/261 1 WAn M M1 V 14081 1 - MI . 1 '- .. "Il EN . AWNS. V Top numbers apparently were not enough for management. 1 VIM . .rs Available now for PD or assistant PD /MD in medium to large MISCELLANEOUS _. market. JOHN: 18041 379-2250.19/261 1 _ 95.5 FM CHIEF Our cable FM & low power AM is for sale. Cost is practically the America's 12+ Metro share leader two years l've tumed down five offen. I'm still seeking the right oppor- cost of the equipment alone. You will have to relocate. Price. tunity. Programming of AC /Gold /Country /Sports. Team player. running has rare opening for morning person- $10,000 firm, terms available. 15031 923 -7710. 19/261 DAVE MURDOCK: 13051 275 -6054. 19/261 ENGINEER ality to carry winning tradition. Creative, witty, Searching for classic radio programs, i.e. Fibber McGee & Mol- strojg positive audience involvement with Mature. but youthful in attitude. Seeking stable AC /CHR /AOR Have experience with high ly. DENNY or PAT: 18161 563 -5567. 19/261 p1 dries; no shock or blue humor; must be team station. You won't be sorry. RON: 1502) 367 -4283. 19/261 player. Our best have gone on to top 25's. power (50kw/ 100kw) major Experienced announcer /sales. seeks position in top five market. is an KTRS adult, personality CHR. Send CHR /AOR,AC preferred. DENNY: 19121 265 -2819. 19/261 tape and resume and salary to Kelly Gordon, market combo station. Worked Important Notice: When replying to R &R KTRS, 251 West First, Casper, Wyoming Five year pro. Currently in Milwaukee, but ready for a change. closely with PD to improve Blind Boxes, please keep the size of your 82601. EOE Prefer MW. Let's talk. J.J.: (414) 786 -7768. 19/26) packages limited to a 9" x 12" envelope. Rich voice surfaces from retirement. Seeks allnights on BM sta- ratings and air quality. Good tion in W. BRIAN JOHNSON: 16191 238 -9403. 19/28) ARE YOU READY FOR engineering standards with Dates appearing at the end of each listing I Announcer /copy /production. Seeking opportunity in signify first week listed SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA? medium /major market. TERRI: 17031 3441690. 19/261 references to prove it. Call . . , J One -half of terrific morning team seeks fe- Creative sports or music personality. Seeking challenging new male for other half. Opportunity is at major - Robert King beginning. Will work hard & often. Also can do PBP. MIKE BEN R &R Opportunities market west coast station. If you've had NETT: (3121 323 -1835.19/261 (503) 222 -7440 large market experience; are natural and Sports announcer seeks small/medium market opportunity. Ex- Display Advertising relaxed on- the -air; can appeal to 25 -49 perience in PBP /reporting /anchoring. Also, AC/CHR formata. MARIO: 979 -6758. 19/261 year olds; are intelligent, quick -witted, (3131 Display: $40 per Inch per week (maximum 35 words per inch). Includes border and know how to listen as well as talk . . . Solid writing/reporting. Four years' experience. Seeking move and logo. please respond with tape and resume no into challenging position in medium market. TED: 13121 "I need a job." Any shift, any market, with any committed sta- 838-4853.(9/261 tion. Experienced in announcing/production /promotions/traffic. Blind Box: $50 per inch per week (maxi- later than 10/10/86 to Radio & Records, TOM: 13121 779 -5131. 19/261 #465, 1930 Century Park West, Los An- Super sharp. professional, experienced lady seeks top 50 jock mum 35 words per inch). In- position or small market programming position. Seeking a new Four years' experience in CHR/AC seeking work in W medium cludes border, box number and geles, CA 90067. EOE like to learn program- challenge with a good company. KARYN: 14091 899 -9488. market. Have MD experience, but would postage /handling ¡1111117f ILA St. 19/261 ming. JONATHAN: 16021 842 -9169 or 524 -3995. 19/261

Warmth. cynicism, provacateur, optimist. Seeking diverse ma- Philadelphia/NY pro seeking full / parttime airshift in NY metro Payable In Advance! jor market experience. Prefer major in NY /DC or top 20. CON- area. Warm, witty, human -sounding communicator. JEFF: MORNING DRIVE!! TACT: Box 66117, Baltimore, MD 21239 19/261 12121 792-7576. 19/261 Display & Blind Box advertising orders must be Are you good enough to be the dominant typewritten or printed and accompanied by check Starving for more experience. Hungry for a highly creative per- Seven years spent gaining knowledge from the pros. Set to pro- personality in a fiercely competitive mar- sonality? If so, then we can help each other. MW/VV markets. gram CHR/AC in top 75 market. P -3 or larger only please. RAN- mailed to our office in advance ket? Do you prepare and present a morn- DAVID: (5151 255 -1208. 19/261 DY: 1913) 825-2202. ing show that has the community talking Deadline about what you did this morning? If you Seven years' on-ale experience. Currently seeking weekend Talk Programming Producer position in Southern CA. Prefer LA or San Diego areas. Know To appear in the following weeks Issue. we must are a seasoned pro who works well with a promotion /news. PENNY: 553-4330 x 39. 19/261 12131 receive Thursday noon (PST) prior to team and can take a well run AC to the top With over two years experience seeks your ad by with a humorous morning show that does employment in major or medium-sized Network newscaster. seeking local radio work. Relocation no issue date. Address all ads to: R &R/Opportunities, not interfere with the music have we market. Hardworking, team player. problem. Hardworking, no prima donna. Call today. STEVE: 1930 Century Park West. Los Angeles, CA 90067. ... 13011 340 -2296. 19/261 got an opportunity for you! Send T &R to: Excellent references. Contact Jim at Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park 509- 328-9084. Hot, aggressive new talent seeks position with professional West, Box 469, Century Park West, Los radio staff. DJ /production skills. Lots of personality & all the R &R Opportunities basics. JEFF SHANNON: 17021 825-9526.19/261 Angeles, CA 90067. EOE Experienced. witty, with AOR/CHR/Hybrid experience. News tool No accent, good pipes, production /voices /news /remotes. Fernale jock /production, nine years' experience, seeks fulitime Free Advertising ANN HARLO: 14171 358 -8150. 19/261 airshift. Former MD/PD. PHYLLIS: 17131 447 -1939. 19/261 Radio 8 Records provides free (24 words or 3 Relocating to MW /Minneapolis late September. Experienced on- Now available to medium market PO, airtalent /MD with five lines) listings to radio stations and record com- air /MD /copywriting /production. TOM: 1215) 569 -2722 or years' experience. Hard worker. Serious winners please call. panies ìn Openings. Free listings of the same 16051 6924227. 19/261 CHRIS: 19191 734- 2245. 19/261 WANTED: length are also available to individuals seeking Medium market CHR/PD. Great references. Good management Comic teem yearns for drive slot in medium market. Astoun- work.in the industry under Positions Sought All Available now to bring GIANTKILLER PD & people skills. Ten years' experience. ding straight & novelty production. DENNIS: 14191 255 -5665 or other advertising must run display. your CHR alive. ROGER: 1307) 465 -2380.19/261 We need a courageous on -air PD to 255 -1221.19/261 help our suburban CHR slay the met- Seasoned pro. I conquer. Give me a battle. AOR/CHR/ Community-minded MD /assistant PD seeks long term commit- Deadline AC/PD/TV voice -overs. Extensive PM drive experience. Let's do ment. Prefer IUIN /MI/WI. Hardworking & educated. MICHAEL: ro monsters. Fast growing FM in the To appear in the following week's issue, we must it. MIKE: 17171 343 -7083.19/261 16151 729.3844. 19/26) West. Send resume and tape of your receive your ad by Thursday noon (PST) prior to show and recent promotions to: Emerson grad, owner of Whiz -Cap productions seeks fulltime/ Five years' experience in top twenty market. Production /con- issue date. parttime production /promotion work. Extremely creative. All Radio .ninuity /copywriting. Part/fulltime personality. Will relocate. For opportunities you must place your free listings 400, 8033 markets considered. DARYL: 16171 769 -8137. 19/261 DENNIS: 17181 330 -0991. 19/261 Suite Sunset Blvd. by mail only. Address all 24 -word ads to: Los Angeles, CA 90046 Seeking entry sass position. Current LA broadcast engineer. AOR professional, relatable, natural & tight production R &R /Opportunities, 1930 Century Park West, Los /medium market. BRUCE: EOE. Replies held in strict confidence. Prefer West Coast small 18181 AOR /hybrid. Medium/large market. Ready to relocate. JOHN Angeles, CA 90067. 342-6521. 19/26) 13121262-3773. 19/261 R&R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986/63 It A Dream Come L NATIONAL MUSIC FORMATS NEW. Added This Week Broadcast Programming MEDIA GENERAL CONTINUED John Sherman Jay Albright r800, 426 -908: Hit Rock Adult Contemporary BOSTON "Amanda" CHICAGO "25 Or 6 To 4" "Woman Of The World" DOUBLE COREY HART "I Am By Your Side" It Is" CALIFORNIA BRUCE HORNSBY The Way EDDIE MONEY "Take Me Home Tonight" "The Lady In Red" CHRIS DeBURGH ARETHA FRANKLIN "Jumpin' Jack Flash" P. CETERA & A. GRANT "Next Time I Fall" Modern Country MEL McDANIEL "Stand On It" Peters Productions, Inc. DREAMIN' MICHAEL JOHNSON "Give Me Wings" George Junak (800) 255 -8511 BELLAMY BROTHERS & FORESTER SISTERS Lovin' "Too Much Is Not Enough" Country PAKE McENTIRE "Bad Love" Me New Hit Single By MEL McDANIEL "Stand On It" Century 21 T.G. SHEPPARD "Half Past Forever" Greg Stephens 2141 934 2121 RICKY SKAGGS "Love Gonna Get You Someday" THE The Z Format The Ultimate AC BOSTON "Amanda" BEACH BOYS "California Dreamin - MADONNA "True Blue" BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE "The Way It Is" BON JOVI "You Give Love A Bad Name" LIONEL RICHIE "Love Will Conquer All" The AC Format Radio Arts John Benedict (818) 841 -0225 BOSTON "Amanda" OMD "Forever (Live And Die)" Country's Best BEACH BOYS "California Dreamin - HOLLY DUNN "Daddy's Hands" CHRISTOPHER CROSS "Loving Strangers" MICHAEL JOHNSON "Give Me Wings" LIONEL RICHIE "Love Will Conquer All" T.G. SHEPPARD "Half Past Forever" Super- Country RICKY SKAGGS "Love's Gonna Get You Someday" MICHAEL JOHNSON "Give Me Wings" Soft Contemporary T.G SHEPPARD "Half Past Forever" CHRISTOPHER CROSS "Loving Strangers" RICKY SKAGGS "Love's Gonna Get You Someday" BOY RICHIE "Love LIONEL Will Conquer All" Sound 10 Radio Active Everywhere: Concept Productions MADONNA "True Blue" Ewm Ichryama 976 'S4 HUMAN LEAGUE "Human" DOUBLE "Woman Of The World" CHR CHRISTOPHER CROSS "Loving Strangers" CHR BOSTON "Amanda" BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE "The Way It Is" NEW & ACTIVE LISA LISA "All Cried Out" 184/25 'TIL TUESDAY "What About Love" Including This Week's Adds: BILLY SOUIER "Love Is The Hero" STEVE WINWOOD "Freedom Overspill" Satellite Music Network WBEN KWOD WDJX 99DTX KZZU WYKS KTMT ARETHA FRANKLIN "Jumpin' Jack Flash" Pat Clarke (214) 991 9200 WRSR KHFI WBAM KKRD WGAN WZYP BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE "The Way It Is"

Next Time I Fall" The Starstation Q102 KEZB WDLX KF95 KQIZ WBNQ P. CETERA & A. GRANT "The Country EL DeBARGE "Love Always" KDWB WANS WKZL 194 WQID WSPT JANET JACKSON "When I Think Of You" MICHAEL JOHNSON "Give Me Wings" HANK WILLIAMS JR. "Mind Your Own Business" Country Coast -To -Coast RICKY SKAGGS "Love's Gonna Get You Someday" ALABAMA "Touch Me When We're Dancin "' AC "It Ain't Cool To Be Crazy About You" REBA McENTIRE "What Am I Gonna Do About You" GEORGE STRAIT GATLIN BROTHERS "She Used To Be Somebody's Baby" AC m LEAGUE "Human" Rock 'N' Hits AC Full- Service One Of The MOST ADDED JIMMY BUFFETT "Creola" MADONNA "True Blue" DOUBLE "Woman Of The World" DEVICE "Who Says" LIONEL RICHIE "Love Will Conquer All OMD "(Forever) Live And Die" AOR BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE "The Way It Is" BELINDA CARLISLE "I Feel The Magic" NU SHOOZ "The Point Of No Return" Tracks N 0 LP #4 &A Drake -Chenault Bob Laurence (800) 2473303 The Programming Produced By Terry Melcher XT-40 Consultants BOSTON "Amanda" David Graupner (8001843 7807 TOTO "I'll Be Over You" Stereo Rock COREY HART "I Am By Your Side" LISA LISA "All Cried Out" ARETHA FRANKLIN "Jumpin' Jack Flash" COREY HART "I Am By Your Side" P. CETERA & A. GRANT "The Next Time I Fall" 'TIL TUESDAY "What About Love" Contempo 300 RIC OCASEK "Emotion In Motion"

HUMAN LEAGUE "Human" P. CETERA & A. GRANT "Next Time I Fall" P. CETERA & A. GRANT "The Next Time I Fall" AC ROSIE VELA "Magic Smile" Great American Country LEVEL 42 "Leaving Me Now" DOLLY PARTON "We Had It All" BILLY JOEL "A Matter Of Trust" WAYLON JENNINGS "What You'll Do When I'm Gone" GATLIN BROTHERS "She Used To Be Somebody's Baby" Country DOLLY PARTON "We Had It All" MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY "Fiddlin' Man" Media General RONNIE McDOWELL "When You Hurt I Hurt" BELLAMY BROTHERS & FORESTER SISTERS Broadcast Services "Too Much Is Not Enough"

Bob Dumars i901 i 320 443'1 ACtion MADONNA "True Blue" Transfer BEACH BOYS "California Dreamin "' CHRISTOPHER CROSS "Loving Strangers" Adult Contemporary Tan»,,r 3, ,.).460 GLASS TIGER "Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone)" Mike -5383 P. CETERA WITH A. GRANT "The Next Time I Fall" C. ANDERSON & G. LORING "Friends & Lovers" Your Country Country R., Nnnea,273, 460 -6383 GENE WATSON "Everything I Used To Do" ALABAMA "Touch Me When We're Dancing" RONNIE McDOWELL "When You Hurt I Hurt" WAYLON JENNINGS "What You'll Do When I'm Gone" RESTLESS HEART "That Rock Won't Roll" BELLAMY BROTHERS & FORESTER SISTERS JOHN SCHNEIDER "At The Sound Of The Tone" "Too Much Is Not Enough" WILLIE NELSON "I'm Not Trying To Forget You"

'64 /R &R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY JÁ77 I

L TOP 30 MOST ADDED HOTTEST r WYNTON MARSALIS (19) EARL KLUGH (15) DIANE SCHUUR (12) RANDY BRECKER 8 ELIANE ELIAS (13) SOO SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 ROUND MIDNIGHT (10) HENRY BUTLER (13) s ELIANE 0 RANDY BRECKER & ELIAS /Amanda (Passport Jazz) MEL LEWIS (8) KEVIN EUBANKS (13) 1 2 HENRY BUTLER/Fivin' Around (MCA Impulse!) OTB (8) LEE RITENOUR (13) 3 0 EARL KLUGH/Life Stories (WB) J. BLAKE/D. LOCKWOOD /M. URBANIAK (7) COUNT BASIE (9) KEVIN EUBANKS (7) D. HARRISON s 0 KEVIN EUBANKS/Face To Face (GRP) 8 T. BLANCHARD (7) THE LEADERS (7) OTB (7) e COUNT BASIE/Long Live The Chief (Denon) 0 YANA PURIM (7) STAN GER (6) 6 LEE RITENOUR/Earth Run (GRP) 0 HARVIE SWARTZ (7) PETER KATER (6) 7 7 PETER KATER/Two Hearts (PDK /Optimism)

2 8 BOBBY MCFERRIN/Spontaneous Inventions (Blue Note) DIRTY DOZEN BRASS BAND "Live: Mardi Gras In Montreux" (Rounder) 11/1 16 Q OTB/Inside Track (Blue Note) Rotations. Heavy 5/0, Medium 3/0, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1. WFAE Heavy: WBGO, WRTI, WMOT, WDET, 13 m DONALD HARRISON 8 TERENCE BLANCHARD/Nascence (Columbia) WFSS. Medium: KERA, KWMU, KCNR.

4 11 STAN GETZNoyage (Black -Hawk) LENI STERN "Clairvoyant" (Passport Jan) 10/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/0, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 2. Total Adds 3, WUWM. KMHD, KPLU. Heavy, WHRO. Medium: 15 e JOE SAMPLE & DAVID T. WALKER/Swing Street Cafe (Crusaders/MCA) WBGO, KXPR. 24 e J. BLAKE /D. LOCKWOOD /M. URBANIAK/Rhythm & Blu (Gramavision) VICTOR FELDMAN'S GENERATION BAND "Smooth" (TBA/Palo Alto) 10/2 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 2/0, Light Adds lo 14 DAVE VALENTIN /Light Struck (GRP) 32, Extra 0, Total Adda 2, KTCJ, KLSK. Heavy: WEER, WAER, KBEM. WVPE, KIFM. Medium: WYRS, KKGO. 28 BRANDON FIELDS/The Other Side Of The Story (Nova) MEL LEWIS "20 Years At The Village Vanguard" (Atlantic) 9/8 25 DON PULLEN /GEORGE ADAMS OUARTET/Breakthrough (Blue Note) Rotations: Heavy 2/1. Medium 3/3, Light 1/1, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 8, WBFO, WRTI, WDET, KADX, KKGO, KJZZ, KPLU, WNUR. Heavy KJAZ. 17 17 RARE SILK /Black 8 Blue (TBA /Palo Alto) CHRIS HUNTER "Chris Hunter" (Atlantic) 8/5 1e 18 SADAO WATANABE/Good Time For Love (Elektra) Rotations: Heavy 2(0, Medium 5/4, Light 1/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WLOO, WDET, KKGO, KIFM, WDMT. Heavy: WAER, WNOP. Medium: WEBR. I DEBUT Cr) ROUND MIDNIGHT /Soundtrack (Columbia) GEORGE BENSON "While The City Sleeps" (WB) 8/2 Il 20 MIKE METHENY /Day In -Night Out (MCA Impulse!) Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4'1 Light 2n. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WFSS, KBEM. Heavy WNOP, WLVE. Medium: 14 21 BOBBY SHEW /Shewhorn (Pausa) WBBY, WJZZ, KIFM. CHRIS BRUBECK 27 GENE HARRIS TRIO/Gene Harris Trio Plus One (Concord) 8 ANDY LaVERNE TRIO "See How It Feels" (Black -Hawk) 8/0 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 3/0. Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WRTI, WBBY, WVPE. Medium- WYRS, 21 23 STEPS AHEAD /Magnetic (Elektra) WFPL, WHRO. 12 24 CHICO FREEMAN /Pied Piper (Black -Hawk) YANA PURIM "For A Distant Love" (Pausa) 7/7 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/2. Light 2/2, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 7, WBEE, WNOP, KKGO, KJAZ, KPLU, KLCC, KXPR. 20 25 TOM GRANT/Take Me To Your Dream (Pausa) JOHN McLAUGHLIN "Adventures In Radloland" (Relativity) 7/2 DEBUT WYNTON MARSALIS Mood I I /J (Columbia) Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 0/0. Light 4/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WBEE, KXPR. Heavy: WNOP, WDET. KENNY G /Duotones (Arista) RODNEY I DEBUT ( S FRANKLIN "It Takes Two" (Columbia) 7/1 Rotations. Heavy 1/0. Medium 2/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds Total 1, lo 28 MICHAEL MANRING/Unusual Weather (Windham Hill) 0, Adds KUHF. Heavy: KIFM. Medium: WAER, WFSS. SUBRAMANIAM "Blossom" (Crusaders/MCA) 7/1 30 g,, MEL TORME /ROB McCONNELL 8 BOSS... /Mel Torme /Rob McConnell & Boss... (Concord) Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0. Light 3/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KXPR. Heavy: KTCJ. Medium: WMOT, WDET. 22 30 JESSICA WILLIAMS /Nothin' But The Truth (Black -Hawk) JEFF TYZIK "Farthest Corner 01 My Mind" (Amherst) 7/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/0, Light 1 /1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WNOP. Heavy: WHVE. Medium: WEER, WAER, Black/Urban stations contributing to Jazz: KJCB /Lafayette, Horatio Handy: WYLD -FM /New Orleans, Dell Spencer: WBEE, KKGO, WNUR. WDMT /Cleveland, Dean -Dean Rufus. JIMMY KNEPPER "1st Place" (Black -Hawk) 8/5 Rotations. Heavy 2/1, Medium 1/1, Light 1/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 5, WBGO, WRTI, KANU. KLON, KJZZ. Heavy: KJAZ. DIZZY GILLESPIE with MITCHELL -RUFF DUO "Enduring Magic" (Black -Hawk) 8/3 Rotations: Heavy 2/1, Medium 2/0, Light 1/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, KUHF, KLON, KJZZ. Heavy KJAZ. Medium. NEW & ACTIVE WHRO, KCNR. TRPTS. "Transforming Tradition" (Black -Hawk) 613 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/1, Light 3/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WDET, KJAZ, KCNR. Heavy: WHRO. JOE LoCASCIO featuring CHET BAKER "Sleepless" (Pausa) 15/3 KENNY BARRON "Scratch" (Enja) 8/1 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/0, Light 813. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WFPL, KTCJ, KLSK. Heavy: WBFO, KPLU. Medium: Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 1/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WBGO. Heavy: WRTI, KXPR. Medium: KERA. WYRS. KERA, KUHF, KWMU, KLCC. FREE FLIGHT "Elimination" (CBS) g/1 HARVIE SWARTZ 13/1 "Smart Mows" (Gramevislon) Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 2/1, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KKGO. Heavy: WNOP, KPLU, KLSK. Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 3/2, Light 7/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WBFO, KERA, WFPL, WDET, WUSF, KWMU, KLCC. Heavy KPLU, KXPR. Medium. WCLK. DIANE SCHUUR "Timeless" (GRP) 12/12 L REGIONALIZED ADDS & HOTS Rotations: Heavy 212. Medium 3/3, Light 4/4, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 12, WBGO, WYRS, WFAE, WNOP, WBBY, WJZZ, KLON, KKGO, KJAZ. KPLU, KWMU, KXPR. DAN SIEGEL "Short Story" (Pausa) 12/3 EAST Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 6/2, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, KJZZ, KIFM, WDMT. Heavy: KBEM, KLCC. MIDWEST 1 yr. Medium. WNOP, KMHD. WVPE, KLSK. WITFOONOM *Cw.u.M. MK SON WW1 wo.n..Oe. i.. SW WOW aww i.,e. .SRS ...COW, K....rra..ar RON ESCHETE MES, "Stump Jumper" (Bainbridge) 12/3 Perot RAW LOIS WORM ONE MW AO OVM ROWS REMO 5 Rotations- Heavy 4/0. Medium 3/1, Light Extra Adds O. Total Adds WUSF, KLSK. Heavy: WAER, WCLK, COOT WM M. JOS rurnYaE 52, 3, WEER, KADX, woo, KoKKKK.. WWII RAWL. CNICO ARMOR moms Serum pow 0 KKGO Medium. WFAE, KPLU. poo own MOVIE OWE LIZARD e S ONO OW POW GOWN MEL CURT BASIS s JAMES NEWTON "Water Mystery" 12/0 O LIO 'Mu ORIN COMB (Gramavislon) AMIN On' *YeYa.rrr MOM MATT STAIMO Rotations. Heavy 3/0, Medium 4/0. Light 5 /0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0 Heavy: WDET, KWMU, KXPR. Medium: WGBH, RAVIN OWNS OLEO I AAA. ,. .m.r MOOT TAMALES SPERO =IA KANU. WNUR, WVPE JOE WOW w.eTY.rYeYr MARAIS" MARCH TAN. Ls. ',EN.. WRY ROW *.rYrn.r.yhr ..t eerry ant Meets THE LEADERS "mudtoot" (Black -Hawk) 11/7 ntoposi r... WM. ROLLO. AMMLUM MAANIN .,r:n.....+.m Rotations Heavy 4/1, Medium 3/2, Light 4/4, Extra Adds O. Total Adds 7, WRTI, KERA, WMOT, WUSF, KWMU, KLCC, KCNR. *oro.h+rY r +eá s...eoraa Heavy KJAZ, KPLU. KXPR. Medium: WBGO. MOO a.r rap. w rnruY.r.re wr. Mwa.a KIEL 1.8111 DIOR CM. +*uwa...n.r pow rumens JIM/ seems MIT 1.4311 .aevre.e. r. ..h.rt Ms. AL JARREAU "L Is For Lover "IWB) 11/3 YAM PURIM wow LIT MOSQUE mom Rows MUM MIDNIGHT JOE LOCINK 10 Rotations. Heavy 7/0, Medium 1/0, Light 1/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 3, WBGO, WYRS, WCLK. Heavy. WAER, WLOO, Mottot: REVM SOWS MAIM MAL WM WNOP, WBBY, WJZZ, WLVE. KIFM. Medium: KKGO. r+oWOrM+rn JOE EMIR ROL PLUM. ' Ottot , IFlú11Ni..imii.ni E FT. OTRA MOM WARM xun TWO sneer, Stamen GRANT GEISSMAN "Drinkin' From The Money River" (TBA/Palo Alto) 11/1 wt. 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"Hot On The Trail" FC 40084

Just Released and Already On: WDAS WHUR KMJQ WDIA WYLD-FM WOWI KQXL WTKL WXOK WPAL WFXC WQFX WJMI WWDM WAAA WTLC KACE WXYV WTMP WDMT WATV KJCB KAPE WANM

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MOST ADDED HOTTEST BREAKERS. LIONEL RICHIE (47) CAMEO (69) COMMODORES (43) HOWARD HEWETT (33) FREDDIE JACKSON LEVERT (31) ORAN "JUICE" JONES (32) Tasty Love (Capitol) JAMES BROWN (21) ASHFORD & SIMPSON (30) 80% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 3/1, Medium 36/5, Light 33/13, Total Adds JESSE JOHNSON/SLY STONE (20) NEW EDITION (29) 19 including WDAS, WVEE, KMJQ, K94, WLUM, XHRM, WFXA, KHYS, WGPR, KDKO. PATTI LABELLE (20) JANET JACKSON (26) Moves 39-30 on the Black /Urban chart. FREDDIE JACKSON (19) TEMPTATION (26) ONE WAY READY FOR THE WORLD (18) GREGORY ABBOTT (25) Don't Think About It (MCA) ONE WAY (17) FIVE STAR (23) PEABO BRYSON (15) MIDNIGHT STAR (19) 74% of our reporters on K. Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 24/3, Light 43/14, Total Adds 17 including WAMO, WVEE, WDIA, WTMP, WVKO, WJLB, WPEG, WOOK, WXLA, WZEN. Debuts at number 37 on the Black /Urban chart. GENERAL KANE READY FOR THE WORLD "Love You Down" (MCA) 25/18 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/4, Light 17/14, Total Adds 18, WILD, WAMO, KMJQ, WDMT, WZAK, WJLB, KMJM, KDAY. Crack Killed Applejack (Gordy/Motown) KJLH, XHRM, WNHC, WOMG. KOKY, WALT, 2103. WKWM, WWWS, WVOI. Medium. K104. WDIA, WJMI, KAPE. 23/1, 32/13, Total Adds 70% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium Light TAMIKO JONES "I Want You" (Sutra) 25/7 14 Including WHUR. WOWI, KDAY, WATV, WFXC. Z103, WKWM. WWWS, KDKO, Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/0, Light 16/7. Total Adds 7, WHUR, WEDR, WLUM. WTKL. Z93, WWDM, WAAA. Medium KUKQ. Moves 37 -33 on the Black /Urban chart. WDJY, WOWI, WTMP, WDMT, WZAK, WKND. WPAL. WKXI, WZEN. MILLIE JACKSON Hot! Wild! Unrestricted! Crazy (Jive /RCA) SIGNIFICANT ACTION 63% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 27/0, Light 26/10, Total Adds 10. WHRK, WTMP, WLUM. KDAY. WKND, WXOK, WQMG. WJYL, WLOU, WQQK. Moves 38 -36 on the Black /Urban chart. DEN ECE WILLIAMS "Healing" (Columbia) 24/7 Rotators: Heavy 0/0. Medium 1/0, Light 23/7. Total Adds 7, WXYV. WTMP. WDMT, WAN. KJCB, KAPE, WANM. Medium: AL JARREAU KALE. L Is For Lover (WB) TEENA MARIE "Love Me Down Easy" (Epic) 24/5 62% of our reporters on k. Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 32/2, Light 18/5. Total Adds 7, Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/0. Light 16/5. Total Adds 5. WVEE, KQXL, WXOK, WOFX, WZEN. Medium. WAMO, WBLZ, WDMT, 0C104. WJIZ, WKXI, WJJS, Z103. Moves 36 -34 on the Black /Urban WYLDFM, KACE. WAOK, WFXA. WTKL, KDKS, WAAA. chart. PATTI LABELLE "Kiss Away The Pain" (MCA) 23/20 Rotations: Heavy 1 /0. Medium 5/4, Light 17/16, Total Adds 20, K104, WYLDFM, WOWI, WTMP. KACE, WKND, WJIZ, WAOK, CHICO DeBARGE WFXA, Z93, WJMI, WPDQ, WKGN, WJJS, WPLZ. KAPE, KDKS. WANM, WGPR. WWWS. Heavy. WTKL. Medium: 2103. Talk To Me (Motown) CON FUNK SHUN "She's A Star" (Mercury/PolyGram)22/3 4/0. 16/3, Total Adds 3. KSOL. WTKL, WENN. Heavy. WPLZ, KBUZ. Medium: K104. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 27/2, Light 26/6, Total Adds 8, Rotations. Heavy 2/0. Medium Light 60% of our reporters on it. WPAL, KJCB, KDKS. XHRM. WKND. WKGN. WBLX. Debuts at number WWINFM, WRKS. WDAS. WYLDFM, MISS THANG "Thunder á Lightning" (Tommy Boy) 22/2 38 on the Black /Urban chart. Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 11/1. Light 11/1, Total Adds 2, WFXC. WANM. Medium: WDIA, WEDR, WDMT, WJIZ, WXOK. WATV, WOMG. WHYZ, WKGN. KAPE.

I TYRONE BRUNSON "The Method" (MCA) 22/2 NEW & ACTIVE Rotations: Heavy 010, Medium 3/0, Light 19/2. Total Adds 2. WKND, WJIZ. Medium. WXOK. KIIZ, WWWS. ATLANTIC STARR "Armed And Dangerous" (Manhattan) 22/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 10/0. Light 11/1. Total Adds 1, WHYZ Heavy WOOK. Medium: WVEE, WYLDFM, WPAL, ARETHA FRANKLIN "Jumpin' Jack Flash" (Arista) 52/14 WGPR, WTLC, WWWS. WVOI. WTKL. WJMI, WJYL, WLOU, WWDM, Rotations. Heavy 2/0. Medium 17.4. Light 33/10. Total Adds 14. WDAS, WHUR, WVEE. WEDR. WBLZ. WAOK. K94, WTMP, WZAK. KSOL, O.C. SMITH "You're My First, My last, My Everything" (Rendezvous) 20/12 WPDO. WKGN, WJJS, WBLX. WPLZ. WVOI. Heavy. WOOK, WWDM. Medium: WAMO, K104, Rotations: Heavy 1 /0, Medium 2/0. Light 17/12. Total Adds 12, WOWI. WTMP. WATV, WENN, WPAL, WFXC, WOMG. KJCB, WPAL, WZAZ, WLOU, KAPE, KDKS. WANM, KDKO. KOKY, WLOU, KHYS. KDKS. Heavy, WTKL. Medium- WDIA. WZAZ LIONEL RICHIE "Love Will Conquer All" (Motown) 51/47 WHUR, WDIA, PORTER CARROLL II "Picture On The Wall" (Island) 20/3 Rotations. 2/2. Medium 13/11. Light 36/34, Total Adds 47 Including WWINFM. WXYV. WILD, WUSL, KAPE. KOKO. Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 2/0, Light 18/3. Total Adds 3. WDIA, WOMG, WBLX. Medium: WANM, WXLA. WHRK. WOWI. WTMP. WBMX. WBLZ, WZAK, WVKO. WJLB. WLUM. KMJM. OC104. WAOK, WPDO, KOKY. Medium. WAMO, KACE. BARBARA ROY "Gotta See You Tonight" (RCA) 20/2 Rotations. Heavy 010, Medium 8/0. Light 12/2, Total Adds 2, WXYV, WLUM. Medium. WWINFM, WILD, WAMO, WTMP, KSOL, DAll BAND "Wild & Free" (Geffen) 50/7 KJCB, KAPE. Heavy. WKND, WKGN. WANM. Rotations. Heavy2 /0. Medium 22/1. Light 26/6, Total Adds 7, WEDR. WNHC, WAOK, WFXA, WZAZ, WJMI, WPDO. WTMP. WWDM Mediums include: WAMO. WHUR, WBLZ, WJIZ. WTKL. WPAL, WFXC. WOMG, WHYZ, GIVENS FAMILY "Holdin' On" (P.J.) 20/2 Rotations: Heavy 1 /0, Medium 5/0. Light 14/2. Total Adds 2, WKXI, WZEN. Heavy WOMG. Medium: K104, JET94, WOFX, JEFFREY OSBORNE "Room With A View" (ABM) 47/14 WHYZ, KHYS, WTLC. Rotations Heavy 2/1. Medium 21/2, Light 24/11. Total Adds 14. WAMO. WDIA. WBMX. WBLZ, WJIZ, WTKL, WAN, K104, WHRK. WPDO, KJCB, WOOK, WWDM. KMYX. KUKO. Heavy KAPE. Mediums include. WWINFM. WDAS. WDJY, STACEY O "Two Of Hearts" (Atlantic) 19/2 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 9 /0. Light 5/2. Total Adds 2, WWINFM. WOOK. Heavy. WBMX, WGCI, WLUM, 0C104, WHYZ. GEORGE DUKE "Broken G'u" (Ekklre) 40/5 Heavy WTLC. Medium: Medium: WVEE. WBL2. KCPW. WNHC. WDKX, WFXA, Z93, KHYS, WWDM. Rotations: Heavy 2/1. Medium 17/0, Light 27/4. Total Adds 5, WAMO. WOWI. WPEG. WBLX, KBUZ. KHYS. KAPE. WAAA. WCKX, WDJY. WEDR. K94, WOMT, WZAK, XHRM, KSOL. WNHC. WFXA, WFXC, WLOU, WOOK, MOVIES "Juke Box" (CBS Associated) 19/0 WTKL, WWWS Rotations: Heavy 1 /0, Medium 9/0, Light 9/0. Total Adds O. Heavy: WXOK. Medium: KMJQ, WTMP. KMJM, KDAY. WKXI, KJCB, WZEN, KBUZ. SHIRLEY JONES "Last NIgM I Needed Someone" (PIR/Manhattan) 45/3 KOKY. Medium: WDAS, Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 20/0, Light 24/3. Total Adds 3. WWINFM. WHUR. KBUZ. Heavy: BOOGIE BOYS "Dealin' With Life" (Capitol) 17/1 WCKX, WGPR. WTLC, WAMO. WZAK, WLUM, WJ12, WAOK, WTKL, WAN, KDLZ, WJMI. KJCB. WLOU, WPLZ, WAAA, Rotations. Heavy 1/0. Medium 7/0, Light 9/1, Total Adds 1, KQXL. Heavy: KOKY. Medium: WDJY, K104, WZAK, WOMG, WXLA, WWWS, WZEN. WJMI. KDKS, WAAA. COMMODORES "Going To The Bank" (Polydor/PolyGram) 43/43 STEPHANIE MILLS "Time Of Your Life" (MCA) 16/8 WAMO WVEE. K104. WDIA, WEDR, Medium. Rotations. Heavy 0 /0. Medium 9/9, Light 34/34. Total Adds 43 including WWINFM Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 13/6. Total Adds 6. WAN. WENN, WPAL, WZAZ, WKGN. WWDM. WOWI, WTMP, WBMX. KMJM. WWINFM, KDAY, WAAA. 43/7 RUBY TURNER featuring JONATHAN BUTLER "It You're Ready (Come Go With Me)" (Jive /RCA) PIECES OF A DREAM "Joyride" (Manhattan) 15/8 KDKS. WGPR Menum: Rotations Heavy 0/0. Medium 13/1, Light 30/6. Total Adds 7, WAMO, WFXA. KIIZ. KJCB, KHYS, Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 5/1, Light 10/5. Total Adds 6, KMJM. WFXC. WPLZ, WANM, Z103. WZEN. Medium: WZAK, K104. K94. WBMX. WZAK. WDKX. WXOK, WAN. WPAL, KDLZ, WALT. WWWS. KOKO. WBLX. WAAA, WTLC. MTUME "P.O.P. Generation" (Epic) 42/13 KENNY á JOHNNY WHITEHEAD "Stylin' " (PIR/Manhattan) 15/1 WOMG. WHYZ, WOFX, Rotations Heavy 2/0. Medium 16/2, Light 24/11. Total Adds 13, WAMO, WDJY. WEDR. WZAK, Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 5/0, Light 6/1, Total Adds 1. WJYL. Heavy: K104. KMJQ, KJCB, KAPE. Medium: KMJM. WTMP, WGCI, WJYL. WLOU, KAPE. WCKX, WGPR, WZEN. Heavy: K104. WJMI Mediums include: WXYV. WDIA, WYLDFM, WXOK, KDLZ, WQQK. KDKS. WAOK. WFXA. WTKL, WPAL, WPLZ CUT "Kindness For Weakness" (Supertonic) 14/4 OUVER CHEATHAM "S.O.S." (Critique) 41/5 Rotations, Heavy 0 /0, Medium 7/1. Light 7/3, Total Adds 4, WWINFM. WFXC. WWOM, WWWS. Medium. WAMO, WDJY. Heavy. KQXL. Medium: Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 20/1, Light 20/4. Total Adds 5. WEDR. WDMT, KJLH, WFXC. WKWM. WHUR, WDIA, WOWI, WTMP. WZAZ. WOOK. KHYS. KDKS. WCKX, WOWI. WTMP. WBMX. WGCI. WLUM. WJIZ. WTKL. WPAL, WOMG. WOFX. WKXI, ERIC B "Eric B Is President" (Zakia) 13/4 WTLC. WWWS. WVOI. Rotations Heavy 1/0. Medium 2 /0. Light 10/4. Total Adds 4. WUSL. WHRK, WOWI. WZAZ. Heavy: KDAY. Medium: WRKS. PEABO BRYSON "Good Combination" (Ekldra) 37/15 WDAS. Total Adds 15, WAMO, WHRK, KACE. XHRM, KSOL. WNHC, WTKL, 293. Rotations Heavy 0 /0. Medium 14/2. Light 23/13. I -THREE "Now That We're Standing" (EMI America) 13/0 WTMP. WBMX, WKND, WDKX. WAOK, KDLZ. WPEG. WFXC, WKXI. WLOU. WCKX. WVOI. KDKO Medium. WHUR. K104. Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 4/0. Light 9/0, Total Adds 0. Medium. WHUR. WOMG, KDKS. WAAA WPLZ. KAPE. WANM, WZEN DONNELL PITMAN "Chocolate Lover" (After Five/Fasfflre)11 /4 JAMES BROWN "Gravity" (Scotts Bros. /CBS) 35/21 Rotations Heavy 0 /0, Medium 1/0. Light 10/4. Total Adds 4. WDIA, WKXI, WXLA, WWWS. Medium. KHYS. KMJM. XHRM. Rotations Heavy 0/0 Medium 7'3. Light 28/18. Total Adds 21, K94, WOWI. WTMP. WBMX. WVKO, WLUM, WPAL. JAMES REESE "No Questions" (AMP) 11/3 WAOK, WFXA. WTKL, 293, WPEG. WOMG, WHYZ, WOFX. WZAZ, KOKY. WBLX, KBUZ. KUKQ Medium. WZAK, Rotations: Heavy O /0, Medium 7/1. Light 4/2. Total Adds 3, WTMP, WFXC. WCKX. Medium: WDIA, WOWI. WDMT. WPEG, KDKO, KMYX. WPDO, WZAZ. CASHFLOW "Reach Out" (Mercury/PolyGram) 35/4 Medium: JAllY JEFF á FRESH PRINCE "Girls Ain't Nothin' But Trouble" (Word) 11/3 Rotations Heavy 2/0. Medium 18/1, Light 15/3. Total Adds 4, WILD. KQXL. WFXC. KIIZ. Heavy: KAPE, WCKX. KDKS. WANM, 2103, Rotations. Heavy 2 /0. Medium 4/0, Light 5/3, Total Adds 3. WJLB. WFXC. WKXI. Heavy WDAS. KDAY. Medium. WDMT. WVEE, WDIA. WYLDFM. WZAK. WLUM. WDKX. WJIZ, WENN. WPEG. WOMG, WZAZ. KOKY. WALT. WZAK, WDKX. WANM. WWWS FULL FORCE "Unfaithful So Much" (Columbia) 10/10 BILLY GRIFFIN "Believe It Or Not" (Atlantic) 34/4 K94, Rotations Heavy 1/1. Medium 1'1. Light 8/8. Total Adds 10. WILD, KMJQ, WDMT. KMJM, WNHC. WXOK, KIIZ. KOKY, Heavy 0/0. Medium 14/1. Light 20/3. Total Adds 4. KSOL. WENN. WFXC, Z103. Medium WDIA. WEDR, Rotations WTLC, KMYX. WTMP. WOMT. KACE. WFXA, WPEG. WOMG, WBLX. KHYS, WAAA. WTLC. VOLTAGE BROTHERS "Insecure" (MTM) 10/1 MARKUS ANTHONY "One Night Of Love" (R&R) 32/4 KMJM. WXOK, Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0. Light 6 /1, Total Adds / WOMG Medium: WDIA, WPDO, WZAZ, WQQK. Potations Heavy O/0 Medium 10/0. Light 22/4. Total Adds4, WTMP. WPEG. WQQK WCKX Medium: WDIA. WOFX WPDO. WKWM. WXLA. WWWS, WZEN. WVOI KURTIS BLOW "I'm Chillin' " (Mercury/PolyGram) 32/2 K104. WDMT. Breakers are those records that have achieved concurrent airplay at 60% of Rotations Heavy 1/0. Medium 12'0. Light 19/2, Total Adds 2. WALT WWDM Heavy KOKY Medium' WDAS, WZAK. KDAY. XHRM WKND. WPAL. KAPE. KDKS, WANM, WZEN our reporting station. New & Active records are receiving airplay at 25 or LEVERT "Let's Go Out Tonight" (Atlantic) 31/31 more stations. Records in Significant Action are receiving airplay from 10-24 WDIA. WHRK, WEDR. WTMP. Rotations. Heavy O/0. Medium 3/3, Light 28/28. Total Adds 31 including WDAS, WHUR, K104. KJCB. stations. Records with substantial heavy and medium rotation airplay activity WDMT. WZAK. WDKX. WFXA, KQXL. WTKL, WXOK. WPAL, Z93, WFXC, WOMG. WZAZ, Breaker status to enter the Black/Urban chart Records WHISTLE "Just For Fun" (Select) 30/5 do not have to achieve WZAK. KDAY. Rotations Heavy 0 /0. Medium 9/1, Light 21/4. Total Adds 5. WJLB. WJMI, WZAZ. KHYS, KAPE. Medium: which have achieved Breaker status must also have sufficient heavy and KSOL. WXOK, WAN. WOMG. WKXI, WZEN. medium rotation airplay to enter the chart. WORD OF MOUTH featuring DJ CHEESE "Coast To Coast" (Profile) 27/4 4, WHRK. WFXC. WHYZ, WAAA. Heavy: WOOK. Medium: WDIA, Rotations. Heavy 1 /0. Medium 10/0. Light 16/4. Total Adds WZAK, KDAY, WATV. WPAL. WOMG. WKXI. WZAZ. KOKY, WANM R &R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986/67 BLACK/URBAN ADDS & HOTS

JET94/Chattanooga WK XI /Jackson WJYULoulsvllle W O W I /Norfolk Frank St. James Tommy Marshall Williams/March Don Awn WLUM/MIlwaukee LEAST Bernard MINN none PAYNE L INGRAM FREDDIE JACKSON JAMES BROWN L MIDWEST Hottest: GIVENS FAMILY JESSE JOHNSON GENERAL KANE FREDDIE JACKSON WJ Z /Albany WTKLJB.Ion JANET JACKSON JAZZY MTUME NANCY MARTINEZ W XY VIBaitimore Rouge JEFF GEORGE DUKE WDASPhiladelphla Tony Wrlghl ORAN JUICE BANG E. Rodney JONES DONNELL PITMAN ONE WAY NOC ERA ORCHESTRA Roy Sampson Joe Tsmburro Jones WBMX /Chlugo CAMEO LIONEL RICHIE MILLIE JACKSON COMMODORES W VKO /Columbus DEVICE LIONEL RICHIE JEFFREY RJ'S LATEST ARRIV KENNY Boulding/Spoon SHEENA EASTON LIONEL RICHIE CHICO DEBARGE OSBORNE PEABO BRYSON L JOHNNY LIONEL RICHIE KC .ones JERMAINE STEWART CON FUNK SHUN MOORE L JACKSON HUMAN BARBARA ROY DENIECE WILLIAMS FREDDIE JACKSON AL JARREAU LEAGUE O.C. SMITH COMMODORES PATTI LABELLE TAMIKO JONES Hottest: Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE JAMES BROWN JESSE JOHNSON LEVERT PAUL LEE FIELDS LIONEL RICHIE JAMES SIMON LEVERT K104/D.Ilas CAMEO CAMEO BROWN TAMIKO JONES BARBARA ROY JEFF LORBER KEITH PATRICK ERIC B JESSE JOHNSON JESSE JOHNSON RENE L ANGELA Terri EL DEBARGE HOWARD HEWETT PATTI LABELLE LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: ARETHA FRANKLIN FATTBURGER BAND Avery JAMES BROWN ONE WAY SERGIO ARETHA FRANKLIN NEW EDITION LISA LISA Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE MILLIE JACKSON LEVERT HEROES COMMODORES COMMODORES CLUB NOUVEAU Hottest: CAMEO FAT BOYS PEABO BRYSON MIDNIGHT STAR JANET JACKSON ORAN JUICE JONES Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE JESSE PATTI LABELLE Hottest: CAMEO GREGORY Hottest: JOHNSON TEMPTATIONS MIDNIGHT STAR JANET JACKSON JANET JACKSON ABBOTT TYRONE BRUNSON JAMES BROWN LEVERT CAMEO JAMES INGRAM HOWARD HEWETT CAMEO MIDNIGHT STAR MAZE AL JARREAU Hottest: MAZARATI ORAN JUICE JONES MOORE L MAZE NEW EDITION WZALJaoksonvllle WJJSILynchburg CAMEO GEORGE BENSON JACKSON Hottest: TEMPTATIONS ZEE JANET JACKSON GWEN GUTHRIE JAZZY JEFF Hat Jackson Lad Goles GREGORY ABBOTT ASHFORD L SIMPSON CAMEO BEAU WILLIAMS Hottest: TEMPTATIONS ASUFORD L SIMPSON MOORE L JACKSON W W INFMIB.ttlmore HOWARD HEWETT O.C. SMITH CLUB NOUVEAU COMMODORES AL JARREAU HOWARD HEWETT NEW EDITION KBA/NOHOIk Don Brooks GREGORY ABBOTT CAMEO RAZZ BAND FREDDIE JACKSON WOO/Chicago WJL &Detroit WWWSISaglnaw MAZE FIVE STAR ORAN JUICE JONES JESSE JOHNSON Scott/Nelson Lee Michaels COMMODORES WUSLPhIledelphla KEITH PATRICK Alexander/Whitmore Osvld Rosas TEMPTATIONS RENE L PATTI CUT ANGELA FREDDIE JACKSON LABELLE PHYLLIS HYMAN none Tony Ouertarona WATV/BIrmingham NEW EDITION ARETHA FRANKLIN JAZZY JEFF COMMODORES CHICO DEBARGE ERIC B RENE L ANGELA Hottest: W VEEJAtlanle Hottest: GENERAL KANE READY FOR THE NOR LIONEL RICHIE HUMAN LEAGUE Ron January ONE WAY BEAU WILLIAMS ORAN JUICE JONES ORAN JUICE JONES K TARA PATTI LABELLE STACEY O ERIC B Ray Boyd WFXCIDurham LEE FIELDS FREDDIE JACKSON EL DEBARGE COMMODORES MIDNIGHT STAR ONE WAY LIONEL RICHIE EXOTIC LIONEL RICHIE Doc HollIdae STEPHANIE MILLS JAMES BROWN TEMPTATIONS STORM ARETHA FRANKLIN STEPHANIE MILLS JANET JACKSON READY FOR THE WOR GENERAL KANE SHIRLEY Hottest: WHISTLE Hottest: ASHFORD L SIMPSON JONES FREDDIE JACKSON GENERAL KANE MISS THANG CAMEO LIONEL RICHIE MICHELLE GO/LET RJ'S y LISA CHOCOLATE MILK MA CAMEO CAMEO LATEST ARRI LISA JEAN CARNE JEFFREY CASHFLOW HOWARD WHISTLE CUT BEAU WILLIAMS JANET JACKSON OSBORNE LIONEL RICHIE HEWETT TEMPTATIONS ONE WAY KARTOON BILLY GRIFFIN Hottest: MICKEY HOWARD Hottest: GWEN GUTHRIE KREW B.A.D. BAND FIVE STAR WBLZJClnclnnatl BEAU WILLIAMS ASHFORD I SIMPSON DONNELL GREGORY ORAN O.C. SMITH BEAU WILLIAMS LEVERT WDIA /Memphis CLUB NOUVEAU Brian Castle PITMAN ABBOTT JUICE JONES TEENA MARIE RENE CAMEO Hottest: JANET NEW EDITION DENIECE WILLIAMS L ANGELA MICKEY HOWARD Bobby O'Jay JACKSON COMMODORES LOOSE JEFFREY OSBORNE HOWARD HEWETT TEMPTATIONS FRESH FORCE CREW ENDS JAMES BROWN CAMEO Hottest: JEAN FOUR TOPS FREDDIE JACKSON WORUOrlando LIONEL RICHIE LISA LISA HOWARD HEWETT STEVE WINWOOD CARNE Hottest: WAMOPMtsburgh JANET JACKSON GENOBIA LIONEL RICHIE Earl James AL JARREAU TEMPTATIONS NEW EDITION LISA BEAU WILLIAMS JETER K RYSTOL LISA Woodson /Anthony ORAN JUICE JONES JEFFREY ARETHA FRANKLIN HUMAN Hottest: LENNY WILLIAMS MIDNIGHT STAR OSBORNE JEAN CARNE LEAGUE CAMEO CAMEO JAMES REESE LEVERT Hottest: W GPRIDetroll MOORE L JACKSON JESSE JOHNSON CAMEO STACY LATTISAW WILD/Boston HUMAN LEAGUE EL DEBARGE GENERAL KANE COMMODORES CAMEO Joe Spencer GEORGE DUKE ASHFORD L SIMPSON COMMODORES Elroy Smith TINA TURNER NEW EDITION OLIVER CHEATHAM JESSE JOHNSON ORAN JUICE JONES PEABO BRYSON GREGORY ABBOTT LEVERT KMJM /St. Louis ORAN JUICE JONES SKINNY BOYS ONE WAY EL DEBARGE OLIVER WHO NOCERA ONE WAY JESSE JOHNSON PHILIP BAILEY Mike Stradtord WAOKIAtlanla ASHFORD L SIMPSON GLORIA D. BROWN PORTER CARROLL II LISA LISA CASHFLOW RUBY TURNER WPDO /Jecksoneille Hottest: WORD OF MOUTH DONNELL PITMAN ASHFORD L SIMPSON JESSE JOHNSON FULL FORCE READY FOR THE WOR COMMODORES Larry Tlnslsy CAMEO FREDDIE WENNIBIrmingham LEE FIELDS Brody/Henry Hottest: JACKSON SOS BAND JEFFREY OSBORNE ORAN JUICE JONES COMMODORES LIONEL RICHIE RJ'S LATEST ARRIV ORAN JUICE JONES WDMT /Cleveland JEFF LORBER LIONEL. RICHIE READY FOR THE WON PATTI Deve Donnell JEFFREY OSBORNE ASHFORD L SIMPSON PATTI LABELLE LABELLE JEFF LORBER CAMEO Dean Dean READY FOR THE WOR LOOSE ENDS MTUME LIONEL RICHIE NEW EDITION MTUME FREDDIE JACKSON SILVER PLATINUM PIECES OF A NEW EDITION COMMODORES ANITA BAKER Hottest: DREAM PATTI LABELLE EL DEBARGE PHILLY ARETHA FRANKLIN LIONEL RICHIE PEABO BRYSON GREGORY ABBOTT OLIVER CHEATHAM CREAM JAMES BROWN Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON ARETHA FRANKLIN RUBY TURNER COMMODORES STEPHANIE MILLS MADONNA JAMES INGRAM AL JARREAU PIECES OF A DREAM CAMEO JESSE JOHNSON DAZZ BAND Hottest: KHYSPOH Arthur FULL FORCE Hottest: CLUB HUMAN O.C. SMITH O.C. SMITH EL DEBARGE LIONEL RICHIE NOUVEAU LEAGUE GENERAL KANE PeI'y/D.vls RENE L ANGELA HOWARD HEWETT CONTROLLERS CUT ORAN WHRKJM.mphis Hottest: FULL FORCE FIVE STAR JAMES BROWN JUICE JONES DENIECE WILLIAMS CAMEO TEMPTATIONS MODERN BILLY GRIFFIN JAZZY JEFF HOWARD HEWETT Wells /Smith FREDDIE JACKSON MOORE L JACKSON MAN Hottest: SCOTT L RAVEN RJ'S LATEST ARRIV CON FUNK SHUN COMMODORES TEMPTATIONS DES ASHFORD L SIMPSON GREGORY ABBOTT CAMEO GENOBIA HAWN READY FOR THE WOR NEW EDITION FREDDIE JACKSON' LEVERT GREGORY JETER RUBY GREGORY ABBOTT WDK X/Rochester LISA LISA ABBOTT PEABO TURNER LEVERT MOORE L JACKSON Hottest: Hottest: BRYSON ONE WAY TINA TURNER WKNDIHarderd Andre Marcel ORAN JUICE JONES LIONEL RICHIE CLARENCE CARTER CAMEO LISA LISA MOSES TYSON FULL FORCE Jordan /McLean LEVERT KIILKilleen LEVERT Hottest: WKWMIGrand Rapids PRINCE .MANET JACKSON GREGORY ABBOTT WHISTLE JANET JACKSON CAMEO Bill St. John ERIC B ORAN JUICE JONES Grant/Franklin CLUB NOUVEAU LIONEL ASHFORD L SIMPSON BEAST FROM THE EA RICHIE JANET WORD OF MOUTH GWEN GUTHRIE WZENISt. Louts CHICO JEAN CARNE WFXAIAUguale HOWARD HEWETT JACKSON FULL FORCE O.C. SMITH COMMODORES DERANGE MILLIE JACKSON JANET JACKSON Andre Fuller LEVERT ORAN JUICE JONES TINA TURNER CASH FLOW Hottest: TYRONE BRUNSON Demure Merritt B.A.D. BAND CAMEO GENERAL KANE MILLIE JACKSON GENERAL KANE JESSE JOHNSON SURFACE CAMEO FIVE STAR READY FOR THE NOR COLONEL ABRAMS MOORE COMMODORES SHIRLEY MURDOCK KDLZ/FI. Worth-Dallas LIONEL RICHIE JANET JACKSON L JACKSON WPAL /Chsrleslon Hottest: LEVERT ONE WAY PATTI LABELLE Hottest: PATTI LABELLE Tucker /Madison KEITH PATRICK ORAN JUICE JONES OLIVER CHEATHAM TEENA MARIE Don Kendricks CAMEO WZAK /Cleveland STACY LATTISAW LISA LISA 52ND ST. RUBY TURNER HOWARD HEWETT Hottest: PIECES OF A none ASHFORD L SIMPSON DREAM Hottest: TEMPTATIONS COMMODORES LATIMORE Hottest: ASHFORD L SIMPSON Tolllver/Perry ORAN JUICE JONES TEASE LIONEL Hottest: JANET JACKSON LEVERT MIDNIGHT STAR RICHIE JOHNNIE ORAN JUICE JONES ANITA CAMEO MTUME JAMES BROWN TAYLOR JANET JACKSON HOWARD HEWETT BAKER JAMES INGRAM HUMAN LEAGUE LIONEL RICHIE CAMEO MIDNIGHT W PLZPMersburg LEVERT ASHFORD I SIMPSON GIVENS FAMILY FREDDIE ASHFORD L SIMPSON STAR TINA TURNER NEW EDITION JACKSON STEPHANIE FIVE STAR READY CLUB NOUVEAU B. FATS RUBY TURNER MILLS KENNY G Crumbley/Daniels FOR THE WOR O TRAIN GENOBIA JETER LOOSE ENDS RUN D.M.C. NEW EDITION Hottest: DAZZ BAND EL DEBARGE WALT/Meridian CAMEO WHURIW.hingloe LEVERT HOWARD HEWETT LIONEL RICHIE LIONEL RICHIE TEMPTATIONS GENOBIA JETER ORAN JUICE JONES Aundra Russell PATTI LABELLE Mike Archie O.C. SMITH HANSON L DAVIS WTLCRndlenapolla CAMEO JESSE JOHNSON SOS BAND WN$CN.w Hawn Hottest: WKON/Knoa.11e PRINCE MTUME Jay Johnson ORAN JUICE JONES LIONEL RICHIE LEVERT PIECES OF A DREAM HOWARD NEW EDITION 8111 Clary RENE L UTFO HEWETT David Dlekeneon LEVERT Hottest: WOMG /Greensboro ANGELA LEVERT REBBIE JACKSON COMMODORES Hottest: COMMODORES KENNY G ARETHA JANET JACKSON Doc Foster PATTI LABELLE COMMODORES FULL FORCE FRANKLIN TINA TURNER RJ'S LATEST CAMEO FULL FORCE DAZZ JESSE ORAN JUICE JONES FREDDIE JACKSON ARRIV MODERN MAN BAND JOHNSON CAMEO MILLIE JACKSON READY FOR THE NOR GREGORY ABBOTT LIONEL RICHIE W VOWToledo PEABO GEORGE DUKE TEMPTATIONS CHICO DEBARGE ARETHA FRANKLIN GENERAL KANE BRYSON MOORE L JACKSON MTUME KURTIS SHIRLEY MURDOCK Paul Brown MICKEY CAMEO ONE WAY BLOW Hottest: READY FOR THE WOR HOWARD COMMODORES LEOT LITTLEPAGE TEMPTATIONS LEVERT LIONEL GENERAL MIDNIGHT STAR ARETHA FRANKLIN GREGORY Hottest: COMMODORES RICHIE KANE Z93 /Cherleston READY FOR THE WOR Hottest: ABBOTT CLUB NOUVEAU SHIRLEY MURDOCK TAMIKO JONES STEPHANIE MILLS TEMPTATIONS CAMEO PEABO BRYSON Cliff Fletcher KARTOON KREW CAMEO Hottest: SHIRLEY JONES KOXL/B.IOn Rouge Hottest: PHYLLIS HYMAN HOWARD HEWETT READY FOR THE NOR JAMES BROWN JANET JACKSON 21 O.TIColumbus ORAN JUICE JONES Hottest: 01. Hayes COMMODORES LISA LISA KENNY G FIVE STAR ARETHA FRANKLIN LEVERT O.C. SMITH MMt. D.N. ASHFORD L SIMPSON HOWARD HEWETT PATTI LABELLE GREGORY ABBOTT CAMEO GREGORY ABBOTT LEVERT LEVERT PORTER CARROLL II LEVERT EL DEBARGE GENOBIA JETER JAMES BROWN ORAN JUICE JONES BILLY GEORGE DUKE MICKEY HOWARD LIONEL VOLTAGE BROTHERS TEMPTATIONS FIVE STAR GRIFFIN FIVE STAR WILLIAM BELL RICHIE LEVERT KAPE/San Antonio LEVERT MICHELLE GOULET TEASE O.C. SMITH CAMEO CAMEO NEW EDITION TAMIKO JONES LIONEL RICHIE KCPW/Kanus Hottest: BOOGIE BOYS Hottest: WEDRIMIamI Mike Kelly City PEARO BRYSON CAMEO AL JARREAU Hallam/Welsh MIDNIGHT STAR WOJYIWeshinglon HANSON L DAVIS WILLIAM KJCB&elayette Jackson /Jon. GREGORY ABBOTT NEW EDITION WRKSIN.w York C BELL HOWARD HEWETT PIECES OF A DREAM AS HF LOW LIONEL Handy /Moore LIONEL RICHIE none BEAU WILLIAMS Tony Oray Brut. Ba1My COMMODORES RICHIE ASHFORD L SIMPSON COMMODORES JOHNNIE TAYLOR SOS BAND COMMODORES READY FOR Hottest: MOORE L JACKSON PHYLLIS HYMAN GREGORY ABBOTT JESSE JOHNSON TAMIKO JONES THE NOR CHICO DEBARGE JAMES INGRAM Hottest: MTUME PATTI LABELLE COMMODORES BEATLES MAZE TEENA MARIE FIVE STAR JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottet: REBBIE JACKSON CAMEO SHIRLEY DENIECE WILLIAMS MICKEY HOWARD BERLIN SHIRLEY MURDOCK DAZZ BAND MURDOCK ANITA BAKER MTUME HOWARD HEWETT LEVERT MTUME GENERAL KANE JANET JACKSON KBUZIWichila Hottest: WHYLGrwnvllle COMMODORES LEVERT ORAN JUICE JONES GREGORY ABBOTT ASHFORD L Hottest: STEVE WINW000 CAMEO SIMPSON Taylor/Carron LIONEL DAZZ BAND RochM Wright NEW EDITION STACY LATTISAW NEW RICHIE RENE L ANGELA GENESIS JANET EDITION PHYLLIS CERRONE L JACKSON GREGORY ABBOTT MADONNA BOBBI HUMPHREY JACKSON FIVE HYMAN WHISTLE WORLD CLASS WRECK STAR COMMODORES LEVERT OLIVER CHEATHAM ASHFORD L SIMPSON HOWARD HEWETT Hottest: HOWARD HEWETT DAZZ BAND CAMEO WXLA/Lansing LIONEL RICHIE TEMPTATIONS GENOBIA JETER O.C. SMITH ARETHA FRANKLIN WHODINI Hottest: HOWARD LIE Colbert JERMAINE STEWART FIVE WPEOICharolte JEFFREY OSBORNE DENIECE WILLIAMS JESSE JOHNSON HEWETT JEFFREY OSBORNE STAR CAMEO MAZE JAMES BROWN OClOA/Oceen City Mlcheel Saunders WORD OF MOUTH RUBY TURNER Hottest, TINA TURNER MTUME CAMEO TEMPTATIONS COMMODORES SHIRLEY JONES Der. Allan PHYLLIS Hottest: NEW JESSE HYMAN WXOKIBaton Rouge ONE WAY ATLANTIC JANET JACKSON EDITION JOHNSON GEORGE DUKE FULL STARR CAMEO HOWARD WCKX /Columbus ONE WAY Hottest: MADONNA FORCE Broady/Morton JESSE JOHNSON JAMES BROWN MIDNIGHT STAR HEWETT WHAMI MIDNIGHT STAR TINA TURNER Rick Stevens K IARA GREGORY ABBOTT MARKUS ANTHONY Hottest: TEMPTATIONS ASHFORD L SIMPSON LIONEL RICHIE JEFF LORBER GLORIA DONNELL PITMAN CAMEO D. BROWN TEMPTATIONS FIVE STAR FIVE STAR LEVERT AL JARREAU TEENA MARIE LIONEL KDKSIShreveport Hottest: MIDNIGHT STAR RICHIE CAMEO GREGORY MTUME TEASE ABBOTT ASHFORD L CLUB NANCY MARTINEZ GEORGE DUKE ORAN JUICE JONES C. Erwin Denials JAMES REESE SIMPSON NOUVEAU JESSE JOHNSON WBLX/MobM LIONEL RICHIE CON PUNK Hottest: OCTAVIA GREGORY ABBOTT MARKUS ANTHONY SHUN ASHFORD LEVERT KOKY /LINTS Rock Tony Brown HOWARD HEWETT L SIMPSON RODNEY FRANKLIN MOORE L JACKSON COMMODORES COMMODORES FIVE STAR CHOCOLATE MILK MA PEABO BRYSON FruZ1.UEarl KEITH PATRICK PEABO NEW ..DITION COMMODORES COMMODORES BRYSON JANET JACKSON JAMES BROWN ONE WAY RUBY TURNER Hottest: MOORE L JACKSON MILLIE JACKSON WOFX /Gullport 4Ioai PHILIP BAILEY ORAN JUICE JONES Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON PATTI LABELLE CAMEO FULL FORCE AI JAMES BROWN ROBERT PALMER CAMEO luv ARETHA FRANKLIN LIONEL RICHIE MAZE TINA TURNER LIONEL RICHIE JANET JACKSON JAMES JAMES BROWN O.C. SMITH NEW EDITION LIONEL RICHIE BROWN READY FOR THE NOR FIVE STAR TEENA MARIE WORLD CLASS WRECK KEITH PATRICK JOHNNIE TAYLOR CASH FLOW PAYNE L INGRAM GREGORY HUMAN LEAGUE ABBOTT MTUME RENE L ANGELA GEORGE DUKE TEMPTATIONS Hottest: HOWARD CHICO GREGORY ABBOTT CAMEO HEWETT LEOT LITTLEPAGE PAYNE L INGRAM DEBARGE LIONEL RICHIE JEFF LORBER Hottest: FIVE STAR VERSATILE SOUNDS Hottest: PORTER CARROLL CAMEO GREGORY ABBOTT FULL FORCE II CAMEO O.C. SMITH Hottest: ASHFORD L SIMPSON MOORE L JACKSON HOWARD HOWARD HEWETT Hottest: ASHFORD L SIMPSON HEWETT NEW EDITION FIVE WTMPRemps ASHFORD L SIMPSON GREGORY ABBOTT NEW EDITION STAR NEW EDITION SHIRLEY JONES TEMPTATIONS MIDNIGHT STAR Chris Turner FIVE STAR REBBIE JACKSON CAMEO LIONEL RICHIE FIVE WDM /Sumter KMYXqIaI LATIMORE STAR W COMMODORES XHRM /San Diego KMJO /Houston LEVERT Tony Dean ONE WAY L.D. McCollum Atk lnsIMlchaeln /Nashville MILLIE WEST WOOK STEPHANIE MILLS JACKSON MADONNA WLOUILoulsvllle J.C. Floyd DYNASTY I FULL READY FOR B.A.D. BAND COMMODORES FORCE THE WOR Tony Fields B.A.D. BAND 90 Reporting JEFFREY OSBORNE FREDDIE JACKSON FULL FORCE HOWARD HEWETT KURTIS BLOW Stations KOKO/0...r JEFFREY JAMES REESE LIONEL RICHIE PEABO BRYSON READY FOR THE WOR BEAU WILLIAMS FREDDIE JACKSON OSBORNE PATTI Danny Harris K DAY /Los Angeles CUT LABELLE 86 Current Reports SOS BAND JEAN CARNE FREDDIE JACKSON BBLO MILLIE JACKSON DENIECE PattersonlCanning TAMIKO JONES WILLIAMS RJ'S LATEST ARRIV PHYLLIS 'HYMAN Hottest: JEAN CARNE MARKUS ANTHONY MARKUS FREDDIE JACKSON Hottest: ANTHONY COMMODORES JAMES BROWN CAMEO MTUME JEFFREY OSBORNE O.C. SMITH JEAN CARNE B. FATS ASHFORD L BANG ORCHESTRA ONE WAY HOWARD HEWETT MILLIE JACKSON ONE WAY SIMPSON JAMES LIONEL RICHIE READY FOR CAMEO BROWN THE NOR LEOT LITTLEPAGE BEN E. KING MAZE ONE WAY COMMODORES COMMODORES MILLIE JACKSON CLUB NOUVEAU LEVERT Hottest: DARYL HALL NEW EDITION PEABO BRYSON STACEY O Hottest: PEABO BRYSON RENE L ANGELA CHICO JANET JACKSON Hottest: MIDNIGHT STAR GENERAL DEBARGE SHIRLEY MURDOCK CAMEO ZEE KANE Hottest: LEVERT HUMAN ORAN JUICE JONES Hottest: CLUB NOUVEAU LEAGUE FORCE MD'S GENERAL KANE FIVE NEW EDITION WJMI /Jackson O.C. SMITH CLUB NOUVEAU NEW EDITION STAR GENERAL KANE JET94 /Chattanooga and Hottest: CAMEO ARETHA WANM /Tallahassee CAMEO HOWARD HEWETT Carl Haynes Hottest: FRANKLIN TEMPTATIONS CAMEO NEW MIDNIGHT LISA ORAN EDITION STAR LISA Joe Bullard PHYLLIS HYMAN KDLZ /Ft. Worth reported HOWARD HEWETT JUICE JONES FIVE STAR PATTI LABELLE CAMEO SALT L PEPA WYLD-FM/New FIVE STAR KUKOIPhoenis LISA LISA LIONEL RICHIE MIDNIGHT STAR Orleans COMMODORES a frozen list. CLUB ERIC B LIONEL RICHIE NOUVEAU Rick Thous, WORLD CLASS WRECK ASHFORD L SIMPSON Dell Spencer WAAA/WlnstonSalem GREGORY ABBOTT KSOLISan PATTI LABELLE KACEILOS Francisco HUMAN LEAGUE GREGORY ABBOTT Tina Ang.l.s PATTI AUSTIN PIECES Carson JAMES BROWN Robinson /Moody ARETHA FRANKLIN OF A DREAM KJLH/L. Angeles Pam Robinson SHIRLEY MURDOCK MISS THANG COMMODORES GENERAL KANE WHISTLE PATTI LABELLE WlnsonROrr. JESSE JOHNSON LEVERT WORD OF MOUTH PEABO GAVIN CHRISTOPHER JEAN CARNE CHICO DEBARGE BRYSON BILLY SOS BAND HANSON L DAVIS TEASE SHIRLEY RJ'S LATEST ARRIV GRIFFIN Hottest: LEVERT READY FOR THE WON MURDOCK LIONEL RICHIE PEABO BRYSON BEAU WILLIAMS DENIECE WILLIAMS PATTI LABELLE CAMEO Hottest: TAMIKO JONES OLIVER CHEATHAM JEFFREY OSBORNE CON FUNK SHUN PATTI AUSTIN WGCI /Chicago and JEAN-CAME PATTI AUSTIN MIDNIGHT STAR CAMEO Hottest: NEW EDITION JESSE JOHNSON Hottest: NEW EDITION RENE L ANGELA Hottest: RUN D.M.C. TEMPTATIONS KCPW /Kansas City failed to report Hottest: Hottest: CLUB NOUVEAU TEMPTATIONS HOWARD HEWETT ASHFORD L CAMEO BEAU WILLIAMS ORAN JUICE JONES JANET JACKSON ORAN JUICE JONES SIMPSON and their information was frozen. TEMPTATIONS ASHFORD L SIMPSON ASHFORD L SIMPSON Hottest: PIVE STAR HOWARD HEWETT CAMEO MAZE GEORGE BENSON NEW EDITION PHYLLIS HYMAN JANET JACKSON MIDNIGHT STAR ORAN JUICE JONES HOWARD HEWETT JAMES INGRAM GREGORY ABBOTT HOWARD HEWETT CAMEO MIDNIGHT STAR FORCE MD'S TINA PHYLLIS HYMAN TURNER ASHFORD L SIMPSON LEVERT

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Wei, w..., w' Total Reports/ Adds Heavy Medium tight 10 e 4 EXILE /It'll Be Me 0 (Epic) 158/1 127 25 6 9 5 3 0 CRYSTAL GAYLE /Cry (WB) 150/0 126 19 5 MOST ADDED 13 9 5 Q EARL THOMAS CONLEY & ANITA POINTER/Too Many Times (RCA) 156/1 107 43 6 s 2 1 4 TANYA TUCKER/Just Another Love (Capitol) 149/1 118 19 12 RICKY SKAGGS (53) 18 14 10. RANDY TRAVIS /Diggin' 0 Up Bones (WB) 155/0 102 46 7 HANK WILLIAMS JR. (50) 3 1 2 6 EDDIE RABBITT & JUICE NEWTON/Both To Each Other (RCA) 137/0 103 25 9 MICHAEL JOHNSON (40) 16 10 8 JUDY RODMAN (38) Q SCHUYLER, KNOBLOCH & OVERSTREET/You Can't Stop Love (MTM) 154/2 95 49 10 REBA McENTIRE (35) 14 11 9 0 ROSANNE CASH /Second To No One (Columbia) 140/1 99 35 6 BELLAMY BROS w'FORESTER SISTERS (29) 19 16 12 RESTLESS HEART/That Rock Won't Roll (RCA) Q 157/0 83 69 5 MEL McDANIEL (28) 11 15 13 LEE GREENWOOD /Didn't t We (MCA) 154/0 77 67 10 T.G. SHF °PARD (24) e 7 6 11 JANIE FRICKIE /Always Have Always Will (Columbia) 126/1 94 19 13 STATLER BROTHERS (23) 15 13 11 12 STEVE EARLE /Guitar Town (MCA) 133/1 84 33 16 WAYLON JENNINGS (21) 27 21 18 ® MARIE OSMOND & PAUL DAVIS/You're Still New To Me (Capitol /Curb) 155/2 37 113 5 20 17 15 0 MICKEY GILLEY/Doo-Wah Days (Epic) 138/0 60 69 9 23 19 17 ® SOUTHERN PACIFIC /A Girl Like Emmylou (WB) 143/0 61 62 20 29 24 19 0 STEVE WARINER/Starting Over Again (MCA) 151/4 32 95 24 28 24 m ALABAMA/Touch Me When Were Dancin' (RCA) 159/5 27 105 27 26 22 zo SWEETHEARTS OF THE RODEO/Since I Found You (Columbia) 140/2 48 69 23 32 26 22 e JOHN SCHNEIDER /At The Sound Of The Tone (MCA) 149/2 19 109 21 25 23 21 Fÿ WILLIE NELSON /I'm Not Trying To Forget You (Columbia) 126/1 30 83 13 2e 25 23 ® JUICE NEWTON /Cheap Love (RCA) 145/2 20 100 25 38 32 27 ® GEORGE STRAIT /It Ain't To Cool Be Crazy Abou (MCA) 152/6 22 98 32 HOTTEST 30 27 25 a BARBARA MANDRELL /No One Mends A Broken Heart... (MCA) 139/4 22 91 26 35 30 26 0 GATLIN BROTHERS /She Used To Be Somebody's Baby (Columbia) 148/5 18 108 22 2 3 7 25 FORESTER EDDIE RABBITT 8 JUICE NEWTON SISTERS /Lonely Alone (WB) 122/0 77 28 17 (62) CRYSTAL GAYLE (58) 31 29 28 a JOHN ANDERSON /Honky Tonk Crowd (WB) 130/2 21 83 26 TANYA TUCKER (56) 4 4 14 27 DWIGHT YOAKAM /Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc. (Reprise /WB) 121/1 61 33 27 RANDY TRAVIS (55) 39 34 30 t ANNE MURRAY /My Life's A Dance (Capitol) 136/7 9 88 39 EARL THOMAS CONLEY & ANITA POINTER (44) 44 37 32 T. GRAHAM BROWN a /Hell And High Water (Capitol) 138/11 7 88 43 SCHUYLER. KNOBLOCH & OVERSTREET (40) 37 BELLAMY - - a BROTHERS with FORESTER SISTERS/Too Much Is Not Enough (MCA /Curb) 138/29 7 58 73 JANIE FRICKIE (37) 45 38 34 HOLLY DUNN/Daddy's Hands (MTM) EXILE (35) 0 121/11 1 73 47

1 STEVE EARLE (30) 6 16 32 RONNIE MILSAP /In Love (RCA) 98/1 37 34 27 FORESTER SISTERS (28) 49 44 38 DOLLY ® PARTON/We Had It All (RCA) 111/13 0 54 57 - 46 39 Q SAWYER BROWN /Out Goin' Cattin' (Capitol /Curb) 108/13 2 55 51 42 39 36 ® MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY/Fiddlin' Man (WB) 95/2 4 65 26 47 43 40 0 BILLY JOE ROYAL/I Miss You Already (Atlantic America) 96/9 4 52 40 BREAKER ffi MICHAEL JOHNSON/Give Me Wings (RCA) 104/40 1 28 75 BREAKER © WAYLON JENNINGS/What You'll Do When I'm Gone (MCA) 99/21 1 34 64 RONNIE McDOWELL/When BREAKER C You Hurt I Hurt (MCA/Curb) 96/11 2 53 41 BREAKER S GEORGE JONES/Wine Colored Roses (Epic) 97/15 5 38 54 41 LYLE LOVETT /Farther Down The Line (MCA/Curb) 70/0 6 40 24 - 4c 23 GENE WATSON /Everything I Used To Do (Epic) 84/14 4 37 43 MOST ADDED I HOTTEST list those songs Il 12 31 43 KEITH WHITLEY/Ten Feet Away (RCA) 48/0 15 19 14 achieving the most adds nationally, and the songs 6 18 33 44 REBA McENTIRE/Little reported "hottest" compiled front Rock (MCA) 40/0 13 15 12 all our reporters. The number in parentheses r 20 35 45 immediately following JOHN CONLEE/Got My Heart Set On You (Columbia) 45/0 13 19 13 the songs in Most Added & Honest indicate the total DEBUT MEL McDANIEL/Stand On It (Capitol) 74/28 1 17 56 number of Country reporters adding the song this week DEBUT m RICKY SKAGGS /Love's Gonna Get You Someday (Epic) 63/53 2 12 49 or rating that the song is among their five holiest DEBUT KATHY MATTEA/Walk The Way The Wind Blows (Mercury/PG) 76/12 2 24 50 DEBUT BUTCH BAKER/That's What Her Memory Is For (Mercury/PG) a 65/9 1 25 39 DEBUT ) ED BRUCE & LYNN ANDERSON /Fools For Each Other (RCA) 69/5 0 22 47

BREAKERS RONNIE McDOWELL When You Hurt I Hurt (MCA /Curb) On 60% MICHAEL JOHNSON of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 53, Light 41, Total Adds 11, WYRK, WRKZ, WPOR, WIVK, WRNL, KBMR, WFMS, WTSO, WBCS, KLZ, KFMS. Moves Give Me Wings (RCA) 42 -39 On 65% of reporting on the Country chart. stations. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 28, Light 75, Total Adds 40 Including WTCR, WIXL, WXTU, CHOW, WKSJ, KXXY, KTTS, WIL, WTHI, KTPK, KVOO, KYAK, KGHL, KYGO, KNIX, KTOM, KSOP, KMPS, KRPM, KIIM. Moves 48 -37 on the GEORGE JONES Country chart. Wine WAYLON JENNINGS Colored Roses (Epic) On 61% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy What You'll 5, Medium 38, Light 54, Total Adds 15, Do When I'm Gone (MCA) WQBE, CHOW, WYNK, WZZK, WIVK, KSSN, On 62% of reporting stations. Rotations: KLLL, KYXX, WAXX, WOHK, WDAF, Heavy 1, Medium 34, Light 64, Total Adds 21 KVOC, KSOP, KMPS, KGA. Moves Including WTCR, WIXL, 43 -40 on the Country chart. WDSY, CHOW, WYNK, WCOS, WKSJ, WSLR, KJJY, WKKQ, KCJB, KITS, WTHI, KUUY, KKCS, KLZ, KYGO, KFMS, KWJJ, KRAK. Moves 44 -38 on the Country chart.

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JAMES á MICHAEL YOUNGER "She Wants To Marry A Cowboy" (Air) 20/2 L NEW & ACTIVE Rotations. Heavy 1, Medium 8. Light 11, Total Adds 2, KIKK, KWMT. Heavy KIGO. Medium WCVR, WYII. WNY, WOKK, r KKYX. WTCM, KRKT NICOLETTE LARSON "That's More About Love..." (MCA) 17/12 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2. Light 15, Total Adds 12, WWVA, KRRV, KASE. WCMS, KKYX, WAXX, WGEE, WWJO, KVOO, GENE WATSON "Everything I Used To Do" (Epic) 84/14 KRKT, KVOC, KCCY. Rotations Heavy 4, Medium 37, Light 43, Total Adds 14, CHOW, WYNK, WVMI, WAMZ, WQYK, KJNE, WUSQ. WONE, PAKE MCENTIRE "Bad Love" (RCA) 13/12 WTSV, KBMR, WOW, KFDI. Moves 46-42 on the Country chart. KCJB, WXCL, WWJO WTHI, KMPS, KIIM. Heavy. Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 12. Total Adds 12, WTSV, WWVA, WYII, KASE. WGTO, WOKK, KJNE, WIRK. WXCL, KATHY MATTEA "Walk The Way The Wind Blows" (Mercury/Polyßram) 76/12 KRKT, KRWQ, KCBO. Rotations Heavy 2. Medium 24. Light 50, Total Adds 12. WGNA, WXKX, WWVA, WDXE, KJNE. WTSO, WOW, KTPK, KIK - ADAM BAKER "Weren't You Listening" (Aviste) 10/7 KIKK, WLWI. WTQR. WKCO, KITS, KFDI. Debuts at number 48 on FM KYAK. KKCS. KGA. Heavy WCVR. KASE. Medium. Rotations Heavy O. Medium 0, Light 10, Total Adds 7. KASE, KYKX, WCMS. WAXX. KRKT. KRWQ, KOLO. Light: WIXY, the Country chart KRRV, KXXY MEL McDANIEL "Stand On It" (Capitol) 74/28 JOHNNY CASH & WAYLON JENNINGS "Ballad 01 Forty Dollars" (Columbia) 10/4 WBOS, WRKZ, WPOR, KEAN, WZZK, KHEY, WDXE, Rotations. Heavy 1. Medium 17. Light 56, Total Adds 28 including Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 4. Light 6, Total Adds 4. KHEY, KXXY, KUUY, KSOP. Medium: WOW. KRKT, KIGO. Light: WAXX, KSSN, WMNI, KSO, WYNG, WDAF. WXCL, KITS, KFRE, KOIL, KUPL, KALF. Debuts at number 46 on the Country chart. KFGO, KVOO. ED BRUCE & LYNN ANDERSON "Fools For Each Other" (RCA) 69/5 GLENN SUTTON "I'll Go Stopple Too" (Mercury/PolyGram)10/4 47. Total Adds 5. WXBO. KJNE, KCJB. WXCL, KFMS. Medium: WCVR, WTVY, WLWI, Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 22, Light Rotations Heavy O. Medium 2. Light 8, Total Adds 4. WCAO, KKYX. WDAF, KRWO. Medium: WOW, WTCM. Light: WYII, chart. WCMS, WIRK, WOW. KTPK, WTCM, KRWQ. KEIN. KOLO, KTOM, KSOP. Debuts at number 50 on the Country KWMT, KITS. KIGO BUTCH BAKER "That's What Her Memory Is For" (Mercury/PolyGram) 65/9 BETH WILLIAMS "Wrong Train" (BGM) 10/1 WCAO, WOBE. KPLX, WIRK, WTSO, KIK -FM. KWJJ, KSOP. Rotations Heavy 1, Medium 25. Light 39, Total Adds 9, WGNA, Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 9. Total Adds 1. WGNA. Medium- KRKT. Light: WCAO, WAJR, KRRV, WLWI, KKYX, Heavy KKYX. Medium WPOR, WIVK, WLWI. KJNE, WOW, WTCM, KRKT, KKCS, KALF. Debuts at number 49 on the Country KJNE, KITS, KRWQ. chart BOBBY G. RICE "You've Taken Over My Heart" (Doorknob) 10/1 RICKY SKAGGS "Love's Gonna Get You Someday" (Epic) 63/53 Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 2. Light 8. Total Adds 1, KIKK. Medium: KFGO. Light: WLWI, KKYX, KWMT, WOW, KTTS, KASE, Rotations. Heavy 2. Medium 12. Light 49. Total Adds 53 including WPOC. WOOS. WYRK, WNYR, WWVA, WUSY, KVOO, KFDI, KRWO. KIKK. KSSN, WDAF. WBCS, KVOO. KUZZ, KUPL, KWJJ. KOLO, KTOM, KCKC. KIIM. Debuts at number 47 on the Country TONI PRICE "How Much Do I Owe You" (Master) 9/0 chart Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 8. Total Adds O. Medium: KFGO. Light KRRV, WGTO, KKYX, KSO, WOW, KITS, KRKT, O'KANES "Oh Devlin "" (Columbia) 60/16 KRWO. Rotations. Heavy 2, Medium 15. Light 43. Total Adds 16. WCAO, WXKX. KYXX, KFGO. KWMT, KCJB, KVOO, KUZZ, KGHL, TOM T. HALL "Love Letters In The Sand" (Mercury/PolyGram) 9/0 KKCS. KLZ, KFRE. KFMS, KALF, KOLO. KSOP. Heavy. WCVR, KFDI. Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2. Light 7, Total Adds 0 Medium. KKYX. WOW. Light WCAO, WYII, KILTFM, WGEE, KVOO, HANK WILLIAMS JR. "Mind Your Own Business" (WB /Curb) 58/50 KRKT, KRWO. 50, Total Adds 50 including WYRK, WRKZ, WNYR, WWVA. WYAY, KASE, WSOC, KPLX, Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 8, Light MERLE HAGGARD "Out Among The Stars" (Epic) 8/8 KILTFM, WIVK, WAMZ. WGKX, WSIX, WSM. WWKA, WIRK, WTQR, KXXY, KZLA. KCKC, KCBO, KRPM. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium O. Light 8. Total Adds 8, WVAM, WBGW, WCVR, WWVA, WYII, WOKK, WIRK. WTCM. RODMAN "She Thinks That She'll Marry" (MTM) 55/38 JUDY FAMILY BROWN "Wouldn't You Love Us Together" (RCA) 8/2 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 7, Light 49. Total Adds 38 Including WGNA, WCAO, WOBE. WWVA, WXBO. WLWI, WCMS, Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 1, Light 7, Total Adds 2. WTCM, KRWQ. Light CHOW, WWVA, WLWI, WCMS, KITS, KVOO. KKYX, KSO, KFKF. WOW, WKCO, KTPK, KVOO, KLZ, KOLO. KSON. KIGO. PAT GARRETT "Rockin' My Country Heart" (Compleat/PolyGram) 8/2 STATLER BROTHERS Only You" (Mercury/PolyGram) 54/23 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 7. Total Adds 2 including Light WCAO. WTVY, KKYX, KFGO, KWMT, KVOO. Rotations. Heavy 1, Medium 10, Light 43. Total Adds 23. WRKZ, KRRV. WUSY, KKIX, KILTFM, KYKX, WAMZ, KKYX, WUBE, WYNG, KWMT, WFMS. WTSO, KCJB, KXXY, KITS, KUUY. KOIL, KEIN. KWJJ. KALF, KOLO, KRPM. ALBUM TRACKS L SIGNIFICANT ACTION L r

ARTIST/Song Title (Label) KENDALLS "Fire At First Sight" (MCA /Curb) 44/10 Album Title Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 10, Light 34, Total Adds 10. WGNA, WIXL, WWVA, WKLO, KJNE, WSLR, WONE. KSO, KWMT, KVOC Medium WBGW, WOKO. WCVR, KKYX, KTTS, WTCM. KRKT, KEIN, KTOM, KIGO. River Woman (Motown) Dancing On... VERN GOSDIN "Time Stood Still" (CompleavPolyGram) 38/5 LIONEL RICHIE & ALABAMA /Deep Rotations Heavy O. Medium 14. Light 24. Total Adds 5. WPOR. KEAN. WSLR, WTHI, KTPK. Medium. WCVR, WKLO, WTVY, RANDY TRAVIS /Messin' With My Mind (WB) Storms Of Lite KIKK, WOKK, WLWI, WCMS, KKYX, WOYK. WOW, KITS. KFDI, KRKT. KOIL. MARTY HAGGARD "Talkin' Blue Eyes" (MTM) 36/1 GEORGE STRAIT /Rhythm Of The Road (MCA) #7 Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 14, Light 22, Total Adds 1. KJNE Medium: WTSV, WCVR, KYKR, WTVY, WLWI, WCMS. KKYX, HANK WILLIAMS JR. /Montana Cafe (WB /Curb) Montana Cate KITS, KFDI, KRKT, KUZZ, KFRE, KEIN, KOLO. REBA *ENTIRE "What Am I Gonna Do About You" (MCA) 35/35 FORESTER SISTERS /Drawn To The Fire (WB) Perfume, Ribbons, & Pearls Rotations Heavy Medwnl Light 30, Total Adds including WCAO. WDSY, WWVA, WYII, KASE, WDXE, WSM, WIRK, 0, 5. 35 Heart Cracked (WB) Storms Of Lite WTQR. ITBMR, WBCS, WXCL, WLLR, KUZZ, KYGO, KNIX, KTOM, KCKC. KCBO. RANDY TRAVIS /My CON HUNLEY "Dunkin' Time" (Capitol) 35/11 LYLE LOVETT /Cowboy Man (MCA /Curb) Lyle Lovett Rotations Heavy O. Medium 2, Light 33. Total Adds 11, KYKX, WOKK, WLWI, WRNL, KKYX, WTQR, WAXX, WKCO. KYAK, KEIN. KSOP. Medium. WTVY. STEVE EARLE /Goodbye Is All We Got Left (MCA) Guitar Town EVERLY BROTHERS "Thep Shoes" (Mercury/PolyGram) 33/8 EDDIE RABBITT/Singing In The Subway (RCA) Rabbitt Trax Rotations Heavy O. Medium 9. Light 24, Total Adds 8. WGNA, WPOR, WYNK, WXBQ, KIKK, KYKX, WCMS, KALF. Medium: WYII. WTVY, WIRK, KBMR, WOW. KITS. KFDI, KCCY, KIGO. SOUTHERN PACIFIC /Road Song (WB) Killbilly Hill NEW GRASS REVIVAL "Ain't That Peculiar" (EMI America) 32/8 SOUTHERN PACIFIC /I Still Look For You (WB) Killbilly Hill Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 8. Light 24, Total Adds 8. WOGE, WVMI, WUSY. WGTO, WLWI, KRKT, KRST, KVOC. Medium: WTVY. WAMZ, WCMS, WOW. KITS, WTCM, KFDI, KEIN. GATLIN BROTHERS /Changin' Partners (Columbia) Partners T.G. SHEPPARD "Half Past Forever" (Columbia) 28/24 GARY MORRIS /I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry (WB) Plain Brown Wrapper Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1. Light 25. Total Adds 24, WVAM, WWVA, KRRV, KASE. WVMI, WGTO, KHEY, KIKK, WLWI, WCMS. KKYX, KFGO, KFKF, WTSO. KTPK, WTCM, KVOO, KRKT, KRST, KVOC, KOIL, KCCY, KALF, KOLO. GARY MORRIS /Leave Me Lonely (WB) Plain Brown Wrapper B.J. THOMAS "Night Life" (Columbia) 23/10 BARBARA MANDRELL/Love Is Adventure In The... (MCA) Moments Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium I. Light 22. Total Adds 10. WOKO. WPOR, WGTO, WTVY, WOW, KITS, KRST, KIK -FM, KKCS, KALF. Medium. KKYX. FORESTER SISTERS /Heartache Headed My Way (WB) Perfume, Ribbons, & Pearls »

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THE SINGLE - THE ALBUM - THE BOTTOM LINE - Breaker this week and lighting Features the hit single and a Exciting new music from up the phone lines all across the powerful collection of new country music's master country. George Jones music. In stores vocalist - this week. GEORGE JONES R &R BB 0 Produced By Billy Sherrill On Epic Records, Cassettes, And Compact Discs

R &R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986/71 COUNTRY ADDS & HOTS

MOST ADDED HOTTEST EAST MOST ADDED HOTTEST MOST SOUTH ADDED HOTTEST MOST MIDWEST ADDED . WEST HOTTEST Hank Williams Jr. (WB Curb) Rosanne Cash (Columbia) Hank Williams Jr. (WB Curb) E. Rabbit A J. Newton (RCA) Judy Rodman (MTM) Randy Travis IMO Reba McEntire (MCA) E.t. Ricky Skaggs (Epic) Crystal Gayle (WB) Conley & A. Pointer (RCA) Rickey Skaggs (Epic) Randy Travis (WB) Ricky Skaggs (Epic) E. Rabbit A J. Newton (RCA) Hank Williams Jr. (WE Curb) E. Rabbit A J. Newton (RCA)

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ree. Iwo Last Reports/Adds Heavy Medium Light Weeks weeks We. LIONEL RICHIE (21) 44/0 41 1 2 PETER CETERA w /AMY GRANT (16) 2 2 1 1 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /Stuck With You (Chrysalis) 1 BEACH BOYS (7) It All Away (Atlantic) 44/0 38 5 12 6 3 © GENESIS/Throwing 42/0 30 8 4 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE (7) 1 1 2 3 CARL ANDERSON A GLORIA LORING /Friends And Lovers (Carrere /CBS) ROGERS (7) 41/4 27 12 2 KENNY 16 12 7 0 ANITA BAKER /Sweet Love (Elektra) 6 4 7 5 4 5 NEIL DIAMOND/The Story Of My Life (Columbia) 40/0 30 41/4 22 18 1 20 14 12 0 TOTO /l'll Be Over You (Columbia) 11 1 11 8 8 BILLY OCEAN /Love Zone (Jive/Arista) 35/0 23 10 2 9 9 6 B EL DeBARGE /Love Always (Gordy /Motown) 37/0 25 21 3 5 3 5 9 BERLIN/Take My Breath Away (Columbia) 33/0 9 17 14 1 HOTTEST 14 13 11 (C) AIR SUPPLY /Lonely Is The Night (Arista) 32/0 35/2 11 19 5 19 16 14 (11:1 GLADYS KNIGHT & BILL MEDLEY/Loving On Borrowed Time ( Scotti Bros. /CBS) 36/5 6 28 2 - 20 17 (ID CARLY SIMON /Coming Around Again (Arista) 15 11 9 3 4 9 13 MIAMI SOUND MACHINE/Words Get In The Way (Epic) 35/0 GENESIS 1 (33) 17 15 15 PAUL SIMON /You Can Call Me Al (WB) 26/1 12 13 4;.) HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS (30) 28/0 10 13 5 4 7 10 15 MIKE & THE MECHANICS/Taken In (Atlantic) NEIL DIAMOND (23) 4 20 3 18 17 16 16 MOODY BLUES/The Other Side Of Life (Polydon/PG) 27/1 ANITA BAKER (20) 27/3 5 20 2 - - 20 ffj CYNDI LAUPER/True Colors (Portrait /CBS) EL DeBARGE (17) 12 9 8 11 13 18 LIONEL RICHIE /Dancing On The Ceiling (Motown) 24/0 3 5 14 6 10 18 19 MICHAEL McDONALD /Sweet Freedom (MCA) 25/1 6 0 16 14 BREAKER G PETER CETERA with AMY GRANT/Next Time I Fall (Full Moon/WB) 30/16

J.D. SOUTHER & NANCY SHANKS "Step By Step" (EMI America) 10/1 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 6 /0. Light 411, Total Adds 1. WJBC Medium WTMJ, WHBY. KUGN. WPOE. WGBR, KVEC. Light including WIBA, WTKO, WASK BREAKERS LEVEL 42 "Leaving Me Now" (Polydor/PolyGram) 10/1 Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 310. Light 7n, Total Adds 1, K801. Medium. WFBR. KFMB, WWNR. Light including WHBC, WTKO, WMTR. WGBR. WSTU, KTWO PETER CETERA with AMY GRANT CRYSTAL GAYLE "Cry" (WB) 9/0 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/0, Light 3/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: KVEC. Medium: WCCO, WHAS, WHBY, WIBC, KOB. Light: WCHS, WJBC, KFQD. Next Time I Fall (Full Moon /WB) 64% of our reporters on It. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 16, Light 14, Total Adds 16 including WPRO, WDBO, KOY, WCHS, WBT, WJDX, WHBC, WIBC. Debuts at number 20 on the Full- Service chart L SIGNIFICANT ACTION -71

NEW & ACTIVE KENNY ROGERS "They Don't Make Them Like They Used To" (RCA) 7/7 Rotations. Heavy 0. Medium 3/3, Light 4/4. Total Adds 7, WHBY. WIBC, KUGN, WGBR, WJBC, KTWO, KVEC. MADONNA "True Blue" (Sire/WB) 7/6 Rotations Heavy 11. Medium 5/4. Lgnt t 1. Total Adds 6, WFBR, KFMB, WICC. WSPD, WSTU, KTWO. Medium including 21/21 LIONEL RICHIE "Love Will Conquer All" (Motown) WELT Rotations. Heavy 0. Medium 10/10, Light 11/11, Total Adds 21 including WFBR, WTMJ, WCCO, KOY, KFMB, WICC, WHBY. HUMAN LEAGUE "Human" (VIrgin /ABM) 7/2 WIBC, WIBA. KBOI, KUGN. KSL, WPOE, WTKO, WMTR, WGBR, WSTU, KFQD, KTWO, KVEC. Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 2/0, Light 5,2. Total Adds 2, WGOW, WMTR. Medium: WCCO, WCIL. Light including WWNR. DAVID PACK "I Just Can't Let Go" (WB) 19/1 WTKO, WSTU Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 12/0. Light 7/1, Total Adds 1. KBOI. Medium: WFBR, WCCO, WHBY, WHBC, WSPD, KUGN, CHRISTOPHER CROSS "Loving Strangers" (Arista) 6/3 WWNR. WPOE, WMTR, WASK, KTWO, KVEC. Light including KJR, WCHS, WROK, WTKO, WGBR, KFOD. Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 2/1, Light 4/2, Total Adds 3. KSL, WWNR, WJBC. Medium including KUGN. Light including JANET JACKSON When I Think Of You" (A &M) 17/9 WHBY, WGBR. Rotations Heavy 1/0. Medium 10/3, Light 6/3, Total Adds 6. WWKB, KFMB, WCHS. WJDX, KBOI, KVEC. Heavy: WICC. METROPOLITANS "Camden Tide" (T.C. Records) 5/2 Medium including WGOW, WHAS, WSPD. WWNR, WPOE, WSTU, WCIL. Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 0, Light 5/2. Total Adds 2, WHBY. WHBC. Light including WCCO. WPOE, WGBR. CHRIS DeBURGH "The Lady In Red" (A&M) 17/5 Medium. NEW EDITION "Earth Angel" (MCA) 5/1 Rotations. Heavy 1/0. Medium 6/0, Light 10/5, Total Adds 5, KFMB, WHBC. WROK, KBOI, WTKO. Heavy: WCCO. Rotations. Heavy I'0. Medium 2/1, Light 2/0, Total Adds 1. WSPD Heavy: WCIL. Medium including KTWO. Light: WCHS, WFBR, WHBY, KUGN, KSL, WPOE, WASK. Light including WCHS. WJDX, WWNR, WMTR, WGBR. WMTR BEACH BOYS "California Dreamin'" (Capitol) 16/7 COREY HART "I Am By Your Side" (EMI America) 5/0 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 7/2, Light 9/5, Total Adds 7, WDBO. WHBC. KUGN, KSL, WPOE, WMTR, KFOO. Medium Rotations Heavy O. Medium 1/0, Light 4/0, Total Adds 0 Medium WCCO. Light: WWNR, WPOE, WTKO, WMTR. including WFBR, WPRO, WGY. KBOI, KTWO. Light including KHOW. KJR, WSTU, WASK. JIMMY BUFFETT "Creole" (MCA) 5/0 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE "The Way if Is" (RCA) 15/7 Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 3/0, Light 2/0, Total Adds 0 Medium: KUGN, KTWO, KVEC. Light: WHBY, WWNR. Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 3/1, Light 12/6. Total Adds 7. WFBR, KFMB, KJR, WJDX, WIBA, KBOI, WASK. Medium including WCCO. KUGN. Light including WHBC, WROK, WWNR. WPOE. WMTR, WSTU. CHRIS THOMPSON "What A Woman Wants" (Atlantic) 4/2 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 1/0. Light 32, Total Adds 2. WMTR, WGBR. Medium: WCCO. Light including WSTU. JAMES TAYLOR "Only A Dream In Rio" (Columbia) 14/1 Rotations Heavy 2/0. Medium Elio, Light 6/1, Total Adds 1. WGBR. Heavy: WCCO, KTWO. Medium: WTMJ, WSPD, KUGN, DAVID FOSTER "Who's Gonna Love You Tonight" (Atlantic) 4/0 WMTR WPOE, WTKO, KVEC. Light including WCHS, WHBC. WJBC, WASK, KFQD. Rotations Heavy O. Medium 1'0, Light 3/0. Total Adds 0 Medium Light: KFMB, WWNR, WTKO. RIC OCASEK "Emotion In Motion" (Geffen) 13/2 WHAMI "Where Dld Your Heart Go?" (Columbia) 3/3 KVEC. 111, Total Adds 3, WPOE, KTWO. Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 5/0, Light 8/2, Total Adds 2, WGOW, WWNR. Medium: WHBC, KUGN, WPOE, WASK, Rotations Heavy 0, Medium Light 2/2. WFBR. Light including WCHS, WJDX, WTKO. WMTR, WSTU, KFQD. OMD "(Forever) Live And Die" (Virgin /ABM) 3/2 DOUBLE "Woman Of The World" (A&M) 12/3 Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 1 /0, Light 2/2, Total Adds 2, WCCO, WWNR. Medium: KVEC. Medium including Rotations Heavy 2/0. Medium 32, Light 7/1, Total Adds 3. WFBR, WSPD, WPOE. Heavy: WCCO, KTWO. BEN E. KING "Stand By Me" (Atlantic) 3/2 KVEC Light including WJDX. WWNR. WMTR. WGBR, WSTU, WASK. Rotations Heavy O. Medium 111. Light 2/1, Total Adds 2, WSTU, KTWO. Light including KHOW. BILLY JOEL "A Matter Of Trust" (Columbia) 12/1 LUTHER VANDROSS "Give Me The Reason" (Epic) 3/1 Light Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 6/0, Light 6.1, Total Adds 1. WWKB. Medium: WTVN, WICC. KBOI, WWNR, WTKO, WJBC. Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 1/0. Light 2/1, Total Adds 1, WWNR Medium. WTKO. Light including KTWO. including WGOW. WPOE. WSTU. KFOD. KTWO GLASS TIGER "Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone)" (Manhattan) 3/1 GEORGE BENSON "Kisses In The Moonlight" (WB) 12/0 Rotations. Heavy 1 :0, Medium 1/0, Light 1/1. Total Adds 1, WTKO Heavy- WSTU. Medium: WICC. KVEC. Medium: WTMJ, WGOW, KSL, Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 7/0, Light 2/0, Total Adds O. Heavy. WCCO, WHBY, DAVE ADAMS " Dancin In My Sleep" (Elektra) 3/1 KTWO. WPOE. WTKO, WJBC, WASK. Light KFMB, Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 1'0. Light 2 :1, Total Adds 1, WASK. Medium: WWNR. Light including WMTR. ANNE MURRAY "My Life's A Dance" (Capitol) 11/0 STACEY 0 "Two Of Hearts" (Atlantic) 3/1 110. Total Adds O. Heavy: WHBY, KVEC. Medium: WTMJ, WCCO, WGY, WIBA, Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 8/0. Light Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 2/0, Light 11, Total Adds 1, WICC. Medium: WMTR, WSTU. WSPO, WPOE, WJBC. WASK. Light: WCHS.

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L BREAKERS j MOST ADDED HOTTEST GENESIS (72) LIONEL RICHIE (68) ANITA BAKER (62) KENNY ROGERS (30) LIONEL RICHIE HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS (55) PETER CETERA w /AMY GRANT (28) TOTO (53) Love Will MADONNA (20) Conquer All (Motown) EL DeBARGE (35) 67% of our reporters CHRISTOPHER CROSS (17) on it. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 23, Light 43, BILLY OCEAN (33) Total BEACH BOYS (14) Adds 68 including WPIX, WHTX, 2WD, W101, MOODY BLUES (23) WARM98, WOMC, BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE (14) KOST, KGW, KHYL, B100, AIR SUPPLY (21) KIFM. Debuts at number 21 on the AC HUMAN LEAGUE (13) chart. PAUL SIMON (17) NEW EDITION (12) HUMAN LEAGUE CARL ANDERSON & GLORIA LORING (16) GREGORY ABBOTT (11) Human (Virgin /A &M) CYNDI LAUPER (16) 55% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 32, Light 22, Total Adds 13 including WSNI, KVIL, WKGW, KEY103, WEZC, WIVY, WIZD, KRAV. Debuts at number 30 on the AC chart. GLADYS KNIGHT & BILL MEDLEY L SIGNIFICANT ACTION Loving On Borrowed Time (Scotti Bros. /CBS) 50% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 33, Light 17, Total Adds 4, W101, 3WM, PETER GABRIEL "In Your Eyes" (Geffen) 23/1 KMZQ, KWAV. Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 10/0, Light 1111. Total Adds 1, WCHV. Heavy: KOST, WSKY. Medium: WSBFM, KIFM, WTFM, KKUA, KWAV, WWMJ, WGLL, WSKI, KMGO, KALE. Light including WMJI, B100, WKGW, WAVE. MADONNA "True Blue" (Sire/WB) 22/20 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 9/9. Light 13/11, Total Adds 20 including WHTX, KYKY, KGW, 8100, WKYE, WSFL, KCIX, KDUK. WWMJ, WWPA, WSKY, NEW & ACTIVE WCKO. WGSV, KRLB, WORG, WKYX. Light including KKLT, WXTC. r JEFFREY OSBORNE "Room With A View" (AIM) 22/10 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 7/1, Light 15/9, Total Adds 10, WAVE, KIOA, K099, KDUK, WCHV, WKYX, WAEV, KFSB, CHRISTOPHER CROSS "Loving WBOW, KMGO. Medium including Strangers" (Arista) 47/17 KIFM, WGLL. WBGM, WZLO, KTYL, KALE. Light including WWMJ, WSKI, WOHO. Rotations. Heavy 110. Medium 14/4. Light Total 32/13, Adds 17 including KIFM. WKGW, KEY103, WIZD, K099, WMGN, LOVERBOY "Heaven In Your Eyes" (Columbia) KWAV, KWFM, WTNY, WCHV, 21/2 WKYX. Heavy: KDUK. Medium including WEIM, WSKI, WOHO, Rotations. Heavy 5/0, Medium WBGM, WFFX, KTYL, 10/0, Light 6/2, Total Adds 2, KEY103, WIVY. Heavy: WLLT, WWMJ. WSKI, WCKO. WMTFM. Medium: WSNY, KOSW. B100, WSFM, U102, WTRX, WWPA, WBGM, KTYL, K99, KALE. DOUBLE "Woman Of The World" (ABM) 46/3 0MD "(Forever) Live And Die" (Virgin/ABM) 20/10 Rotations. Heavy 210. Medium 24/0, Light 20/3. Total Adds 3, KMJI, KEY103, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium WXTC. Heavy: WBGM, WJON. Medium 6/2, Light 14/8. Total Adds 10, WHTX, WTRX, KDUK, WGLL, including KIFM. WEZC. WIZD, WNAM, WTRX. WMGN, WEIM, WSKI, WKYX, WBGM, WFFX, WGLL, WSKI, WTNY, WSKY, WCHV, WAGE, WZLO, WFFX. KKLV. KOSW Medium including WWMJ. WSKY. WCHV, KALE. Ught including WEIM, WCKO, WZLO, KTYL, WJON, KYJC. LUTHER VANDROSS "Give Me The Reason" (Epic) 41/7 NEW EDITION "Earth Angel" Rotations (MCA) 18/12 Heavy 1/0, Medium 16/0, Light 24/7, Total Adds 7, KIFM, K099, WCHV, WAGE, Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium KRLB, WMTFM, WBOW. Heavy: 42, Ught 12/10, Total Adds 12, WLTS, WWMJ, WEIM, WSKI, WAHR, WAGE, KOST. Medium including KHYL, WKYE, WAVE, KKUA, KWFM, WORD, WBGM. WSKI, WSKY, WBGM, KTYL, KKLV, KRNO, KOSW. WZLO, KTYL, WJON, KYJC. Heavy: KVIL, WEZC. Medium including KKUA, TINA TURNER 'Typical KALE. Light including 8100, WHAM. Male" (Capitol) 352 GREGORY ABBOTT "Shake You Down" (Columbia) Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 17/1, 17/11 Light 10/1, Total Adds 2, WSNI, WAEV. Heavy: KVIL, WSFM, WMGN, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1/0, Light 16/11, WWMJ. WSKI, Total Adds 11, KEY103, KIOA, WTRX, WSKI, WCHV, WGSV, WORD, WWPA, WCKO, KOSW, KALE. Medium including KYKY. WKYE, U102, WAVE, KOSW, KMGO, KALE. KTYL, WNAM, KDUK, WEIM, WCHV, WORG. Medium. WBGM. Light including WNAM, WEIM, WCKO, WAEV, WBOW. KENNY ROGERS "They Don't Make Them Like They Used To" (RCA) 30/30 ROBERT PALMER "I Didn't Mean To Rotations: Heavy Turn You On" (Island) 15/0 0, Medium 6/6, Light 24/24, Total Adds 30 Including WLTS, KOST, WXTC, Rotations. Heavy WTFM, WNAM, KIOA, KDUK, 5/0, Medium 4/0, Light 7/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WKYE, WSKI, WWPA, WCKO, WWMJ, WKNE, WGLL. WSKI, WCKO, WAHR, WAGE, WORG, WKYX, WBGM, KIOA, WCHV, WZLO. KOSW. Medium: B100. WZLO, KTYL. WMTFM, KFSB. Light: WSFM, WIVY, KELT, WAVE, WING, WORG. KKLV. JIMMY BUFFETT "Creole" (MCA) 30/3 GEORGE BENSON "Kisses In The Rotations: Heavy Moonlight" (WB) 14/0 1/0, Medium 9/0, Light 20/3, Total Adds 3, WKNE, WAGE, WBOW. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Heavy: WAVE. Medium: WAEB, WIZD, Medium 8/0, Light 5/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WMTFM. Medium: WLTS, KDUK, WEIM, WSKY, WAHR, WBGM, KTYL, KALE. KOST, KGW, WAVE, WOHO, Light including KIFM, WNAM, KIOA, WTRX, WSKI, WOHO. WSKY, WAHR, KYJC. Light: KIFM, WXTC, WGSV, KOSW, KMGO. RIC OCASEK "Emotion In Motion" (Geffen.) 28/1 J.D. SOUTHER 8 NANCY SHANKS Rotations. "Step By Step" (EMI America) 13/2 Heavy 2/0, Medium 16/0, Light 10/1, Total Adds 1, WNAM. Heavy: Rotations: Heavy WEIM, KALE. Medium: WSBFM, KIFM, WKYE, 0, Medium 6/0, Light 72, Total Adds 2, WZLO, WJON. Medium: WAVE, WMGN. KRAV, WWMJ, WSKI, WSKY, WCKO, KIFM, WSKY, WCHV, WAHR, WBGM. WCHV, WGSV, WBGM, KTYL. KKLV, KYJC. KALE. Light including WOHO, WGSV, WKYX, WMTFM, KWEB. COREY HART "I Am By Your Side" (EMI America) 26/5 JAMES TAYLOR "Only A Dream in Rio" (Columbia) 13/1 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 11/2, Light 15/4, Total Adds 6, KIOA, K099, WTRX, WGLL, WTNY, WJON. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/0. Medium including Light 7/1, Total Adds 1, WMTFM. Heavy: WLTF. Medium: KHYL, KHYL, WWMJ, WEIM, WSKI, WSKY, WCKO, WBGM. KTYL, KALE. WBGM KIFM. KDUK, WAHR. Ught including 8100, WGSV, WORG, WAEV, WZLO. Light including WKGW, WAVE, WTRX, WOHO. WAGE, WZLO. GLASS TIGER "Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone)" (Manhattan) 26/8 BOSTON "Amanda" (MCA) 10/4 Rotations. Heavy 5/1, Medium 13/1, Light 8/4, Total Adds 6, WMJI, KMJI, WSFL, WENS, WMGN, KDUK. Heavy including Rotations' Heavy 0, Medium 5/1, Light 5/3, Total Adds 4, WKYE, KVIL, WLTF, WSKI. WCKO. Medium WCKO, WKYX, KALE. Medium including WMJI, WMGN, including 8100. WAEB, WKYE, WIZD, WAVE, WING. WWPA, KRLB, K99, KALE. KDUK, K99. Light including WKGW, KTYL. CHRIS THOMPSON "What A Woman Wants" (Atlantic) 9/4 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3/1, Light 6/3, Total Adds 4. KCIX, WEIM, WGLL, WBOW. Medium including WCHV, KALE. Light L ROTATION BREAKOUTS including WOHO, WKYX. KTYL. OUTFIELD "Everytime You Cry" (Columbia) 8/1 Rota! on5 Heavy O. Metliu' oht Total 511 Adds 1. KALE Medium. WKYE. WCKO, KOSW

Total Reports/Adds Heavy Medium Light o ANITA BAKER Breakers are those records that have achieved 100/0 90 9 1 concurrent airplay at 50% © TOTO of our reporting stations. New & Active records are receiving 101 /0 76 24 1 airplay at 25 or 3 GENESIS more stations. Records in Significant Action 94/0 86 8 0 are receiving airplay from 4 HUEY LEWIS 8 THE NEWS 8 -24 stations. Records with substantial heavy and medium 88/0 69 14 5 rotation airplay Q EL DeBARGE activity do not have to achieve Breaker status to enter 88/2 64 20 4 the A/C chart. Rec- Q CARLY SIMON ords which have achieved Breaker status must also have sufficient heavy 98/2 48 39 11 and medium 7 BILLY OCEAN rotation airplay to enter the chart. 80/0 59 14 7 Q CYNDI LAUPER 91/0 47 38 6 9 AIR SUPPLY 89/0 49 30 10 MOODY m BLUES 86/1 48 34 4 11 CARL ANDERSON 8 GLORIA LORING 72/0 38 24 10 12 NEIL DIAMOND 82/0 46 29 7 PAUL ® SIMON 78/1 46 27 5 JANET JACKSON 80/4 28 47 5 15 BERLIN 61/1 25 30 6 DAVID PACK 80/3 24 44 12 PETER CETERA with AMY GRANT 81/28 3 54 24 C BOB SEGER & THE SILVER BULLET BAND 69/3 15 46 8 iD BILLY JOEL 66/3 18 37 11 20 STEVE WINWOOD 45/0 15 19 11 Iai LIONEL RICHIE 68/68 2 23 43 22 MIAMI SOUND MACHINE 43/0 10 24 9 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE 72/14 6 41 25 LEVEL 42 C 62/1 9 40 13 DAVE ADAMS 61/3 11 36 14 e BEACH BOYS 66/14 5 36 25 27 LIONEL RICHIE 45/0 13 20 12 CHRIS DeBURGH 57/1 9 34 14 29 MIKE 8 THE MECHANICS 39/0 8: 20 11 e HUMAN LEAGUE 56/13 2 32 22 4J R&R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 AC ADDS & HOTS

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LIONEL PICNIC NEIL DIAMOND NEIL DIAMOND AlIg1URO4brG RWAVMWWry Am EL DEMME O»I ONO RUCT LEWIS THE GENESIS EL DEBARGE MIM.Mp M. N..W.I MANI SOUND WHAMI B ERLIN TOTO ANNE MURRAY /NC. PETER CETERA HUMAN DOUBLE WEST LEAGUE KNIGHT a MEDLEY CHRIS mH LIONEL CETERA GENESIS PARALLEL N A GORING cHa CHAIN CROSS S IM EDITION Notot TOTO MITE BARER WEAN WASRAM."M ANITA WES SOTO kCmSw. CYNDI TAUPE, TWO 47 Reporters a: : IMMYJrNWm E1S0/S0N DISE. PAUL SIMON PARALLEL 3 LIST PARALLEL B NMM(NW. e.» olnl-n. EL DERANGE EL DEBARGE GamíéU° RUCE 10.211115 PAUL SIMON ANITA RAKER 44 Current Reports DAVE ADM. CHRIS THOMPSON GENESIS RTVLR,IW WI41W11ppMMIW.M»11 PETER CETERA PETER CETERA NADONNA ONE J W.. EY.r S»nrUCWlln. LIONEL RICHIE RQWMed MAIS. One station reported a frozen list :;'L RE NMrn.I.. LISA LISA IMMINT .A» LIONEL RICH. LEVEL 42 STEVE NINNOOD ANITA SUER EMmM.r, HU. LEWIS a THE LIONEL R1CHIE this week: ILLY WEAN BAKER A IR SUPPLY GREGORY ABDO. ROGERS ANITA KENNY GENES S WHITNEY HOUSTON CHEIS CROSS PETER CETERA FREDDIE JACKSON NJEY LEWIS a THE G ENESIS LIONEL PICNIC BEAT RODEO EL REMARIE DOUBLE JANET JACKSON TOTO K.NY INNERS M.TI JONES WSB /Atlanta GLASS TIGER NEW EDITION CHRIS DEBURGH BEACH BOYS Kett., BILLY WEAN LEWIS THE .1. BAKER H.OLD FALTER., ANITA BAKER ROWAW.e»n» I MILT LEWIS 6 TME N HU. LEWIS 4 THE STEVE WINWOOD MIAMI SOUND MACH. VwICWW.» SpMIq. EL LARAINE FN.NM. SCMW W PARALLEL RE,E..I BILLY ROGERS MOO ATr.1M.r0 GCE. EN. EL DERANGE NEIL WEST AN1 TA BM. GENESIS CHRIS CROSS DIAMOND BERLIN MMW»1FrA. LIONEL PICNIC NEIL DIARIoND MCODY BLUES AIP SUPPLY Amp THREE LIONEL RICH! E BRUCE GREGORY ARBOR ROSTRE CHRIS COSS RFOGIAnN.ry. Arm. Home. s LUTHER VANDROSS HUEY LEWIS THE PARALLEL O r N.Wp Sr.M.yMEM M tlotteMs ANITA BAKER JANET JACKSON PARALLEL PETER CETERA GENESIS MADONNA JACKSON BLUES NEIL DIAMOND DAVID MOODY DAVID PACK POSTER BLUES ONE XIR TOTO AIR SUPPLY BRUCE HoRNSBY LEVEL 42 THREEBILLY ,GEL RNOWE.WW °. ANITA BASER AN/ TA BARER BRUCE HORNSBY EL DEANNE NW Meen PETER NEIL DIAMOND ROGMN.rM GENESIS GENESIS CHRIS DEBU.N R1C1/S.n RRLVIAIMAW.p RMMIIWA.Mr. SILLY OCEAN CANLY SIMON Fran.. WIMI.NMW ANITA BAKER L10.1 RIC HI E MMM ANITA BAKER INDIAN LLAGUE loci nut RAGOA Mop WIWMwI .I»II.n BERLIN DOUBLE GENESIS PETER RA LIONEL PICNIC LIONEL RICHIE KENNY .GERS BILLY OCEAN OSBORNE THE AALTMReW.R K ENNY /GOERS PETER cETERA PEITREY NEIL DIAMOND Is . GENESIS TOTO OMO Impen EGGERS GREGOR? ABBOTT RTWOK..pW CMeONTIrm.. ANDERSON LRING GLASS TIGER Rob Mop BRUCE HONES. BILLY OCEAN JEFFREY OSBORNE 101 Reporters EM/8.1110 LIONEL RICHIR ANITA. BARER S GENESIS TA, NOVMMW.R Ia S. AUOWE.prI. MEG CETERA ANITA BAXER GENESIS MOO. BIDES HUEY LEW IS THE Reports BRUCE 96 Current J.w EMN Mon O'ErMn LIONEL RICH1E PAUL SINON PAUL SIMON EL DERANGE Hottest HULA I. THE LIONEL BEACH BOYS BIEN E. KING LEN. ANEr JACKSON N EIL DIAMOND GENESIS RICHIE BILLY E MOUSED M» TOTO PETER CETERA 110.1 R1CHIE MADONNA BRUCE HO.S. M. LEWIS a THE Five stations did not report Ww.mIRm. PETER crrERA ANITA LIONE, PICNIC a this week, so their RALEJTaCRM. playlist ANITA PARALLEL HU. LEWIS L THE LANES TAYLOR B ILLY JOEL RMIOI»I FRIA RARER RRUAMmawu WT.nMMI.enG NEIL DIAMOND NIKE THE DAVID PACK SMwRWM. EL DEBARGE NOWNW1we MAMrM. rotations were frozen: GENESIS GENESIS DETER M LIONEL RICHIE NAM GENESI S 5»I.rt"Nbn. cETENA IWO PAUL SIMON BERLIN BEMII BOYS C111115 CROSS OUT. LLD NEIL DIAMOND WAEB'Allentown MICHAEL MCDONALD LIONEL PICNIC MACCNNA mOODY BLOCS BRUCE .RNSITY BOSTON HUEY LEWIS THE LIONEL RICHIE TOTo PETER crEERA WEIZIColumbus, GA BERLIN BILLY oCEAN BILLY OCEAN WHANI N ELINA LAN City RVECISn Lw. oW.pe ANITA BAKER HUEY LEWIS 4 THE GENESIS LIONEL PICNIC L.MMEIJ...ep Mn A.m..ms ANITA MACE TOTO MOODY BLUES Hottmst, WLAC- FM.Nashville EL DEMME LIONEL RICH1E BILLY OCEAN PAUL SIMON TOTO PAUL SIMON 14E., ROGERS Two stations PETER CETERA GENESIS GENESIS MOODY BLUES WOHO Ocean City JAN. JACKSON STEVE WINWOOD BOB SEGER BEACH BOYS LIONEL R10/11E RVJCM.MWe did not report a new C.15 CROSS Hottt HUEY LEWIS & THE PARALLEL BILLY JOEL WSFM Harrisburg R.GIww.. R.y1011Mn TnTo TNn OM.. NEIL DIAMOND MIAMI SOUND MACHI NYLJS.C.MImM KENN ROGERS playlist, therefore LIONEL PICNIC BERLIN NEIL DIAMOND TWO NM EDITION PICNIC nnWAno-wS LISA LISA LIONEL RICHIE LIONEL TOTO SUPPLY J AN, JACKSON DAVID PACK MARTI JONES their rotations AIR AIR SUPPLY KNIGHT MEDLEY PETER CETERA EL DEMING EL DEMME were frozen: Hottest ANDERSON WRING AIR AMPLY

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Total tree Iwo last Power Heavy Medum Wens Wens Wee. 173 REPORTS SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 Reports/Adds "Hip" (144) " "Jacob's" (111) "I Know" (68) 2 1 1 O HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /Fore! (Chrysalis) 162+/0 52+ 153+ 9- "Freedom" (147) "Split" (80) "Take It" (55) 2 STEVE WINWOOD /Back In The High Life (Island /WB) 167+/1 46+ 143+ 24- , 2 0 Of The Zombie (WB) "Eye" (128) "Change" (114) "Headlines" (98) 165+/6 123+ _ _ 3 0 JOHN FOGERTY/Eye 35- 40+ Paradise "Emotion" (162) "True To" (54) "Laughing" (1.8) 170 + /1 139+ _ _ 4 0 RIC OCASEK/This Side Of (Geffen) 46+ 30- "Take Me" (147) "We Should" (31) "Endless" (9) 5 Hold Back (Columbia) 153= /0 66- 141- 11+ s s 5 EDDIE MONEY /Can't (Sire /WB) "Wild" (150) "Puzzlin' " (35) "Love" (30) 152 =/1 111+ 6 0 TALKING HEADS/True Stories 36+ 40- (A &M) "Welcome" (148) "Swallowed" (27) "Ain't" j4) 157+/2 29+ 105+ 13 8 10 0 DAVID & DAVID /Boomtown 48- Rich Pageant (IRS /MCA) "Fall" (139) "Superman" (15) "These Days" (9) 147-/0 27- 106- 6 6 9 0 R.E.M. /Lifes 36- "In Your Eyes" (109) "Voice" (48) "Red Rain" (22) 4 4 7 9 PETER GABRIEL/So (Geffen) 132 -/2 22- 92- 35+ "Throwing" (66) "Land" (51) "Deep" (48) 3 8 Touch (Atlantic) 127 -/5 14- 3 10 GENESIS/Invisible 68- 48- (10) "Stand" (6) 11 Sport Kings (MCA) "Somebody's" (139) "Tears" 141 25= 89+ 11 10 0 TRIUMPH/The Of -/0 48- "Goin' Crazy" (128) "Ladies" (31) "Tobacco" (16) 7 7 12 ® DAVID LEE ROTH /Eat 'Em And Smile (WB) 132+/5 10= 58+ 67- "You Give Love" (120) "Wanted" (17) "Livin' " (6) 18 14 14 m BON JOVI /Slippery When Wet (Mercury /PG) 126+/4 17+ 72+ 50- It 18 RANGE/The Way It Is (RCA) "The Way Is" (130) "Western" (6) "Kiss" (4) 133+/9 14+ 60+ 24 19 0 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE 69- You "Blood & Roses" (132) "Wall" (4) "Lonely" (4) 25 17 17 ® SMITHEREENS/Especially For (Enigma) 136+/7 3- 35+ 86+ (85) "Running" (9) "Baby Grand" (9) 10 11 13 16 BILLY JOEL/The Bridge (Columbia) "Trust" 98 -/1 17- 63- 31- "Back" (76) "Typical" (30) "Overnight" (22) _ _ 25 m TINA TURNER/Break Every Rule (Capitol) 105+/27 8= 31+ 69+ "The Future's" (129) "Hairstyles" (2) "Life" (1) 130 + 40 29 22 m TIMBUK3 /Greetings From Timbuk3 (IRS/MCA) /9 5+ 27+ 90= (Geffen) "Weight" (103) "Touch" (16) "Hippie" (3) 17 21 24 0 NEIL YOUNG/Landing On Water 111+/7 2+ 20+ 81+ PETE /Deep End (Atco) "Barefootin' " (90) "Fire" (19) "Save It" (11) 103 + /7 3+ 23+ 69- 2e 23 23 a TOWNSHEND "Tomorrow" (64) "Missionary" (21) "Thorn" (11) 13 21 21 EURYTHMICS /Revenge (RCA) 91 -/4 3- 35- 50+ 8 "Everytime You Cry" (109) 109 + /16 24+ 77+ 33 29 ® OUTFIELD /Play Deep (Columbia) 6+ THUNDERBIRDS/Tuff Enuff (CBS Associated) "Look" (85) "Wrap It Up" (3) "Two Time" (1) 87 -/0 2= 29- 19 16 20 23 FABULOUS 53- Radio "Girl" (65) "Positive" (2) "Radio" (1) 69+/9 8+ 42+ 3e 30 30 0 JOURNEY /Raised On (Columbia) 24- "No (68) "Crime" (7) "Running" (5) 14 12 15 25 BONNIE RAITT /Nine Lives (WB) Way" 77 -/0 1- 28- 43- For Measure (Chrysalis) "Cross" (79) "Angel" (3) "Spanish" (2) 83-/1 1= 23- 20 15 19 26 ICEHOUSE /Measure 52- "It's You" (66) "Ring" (3) "Tightrope" (1) 9 9 16 27 BOB SEGER 8 THE SILVER... /Like A Rock (Capitol) 67-/0 4- 36- 26= (47) "Graceland" (22) "The Boy" (5) 27 26 28 28 PAUL SIMON /Graceland (WB) "You Can" 61 -/0 4= 25- 29- "Stranglehold" (47) "Angry" (19) "Press" (7) 1= 30 28 34 C PAUL McCARTNEY /Press To Play (Capitol) 70-/4 12- 54+ RED RIDER/Tom Cochrane & Red Rider (Capitol) "Untouchable" (65) "Boy" (5) "Lasting" (1) 66 0= 15- 33 31 3 C TOM COCHRANE & -/4 44- "Million" (21) "Somebody" (1) 26 24 26 31 38 SPECIAL/Strength In Numbers (A &M) "Heart's" (42) 58-/0 5- 20- 37- "People" (65) "Downstream" (6) "Nobody" (3) 36 34 35 ® RAINMAKERS/The Rainmakers (Mercury /PG) 73-/4 1+ 13+ 40- "5150" (25) "Love Walks In" (20) "Summer" (10) 15 27 36 © VAN HALEN /5150 (WB) 47+/9 5- 19- 25+ "I Didn't Mean" (55) "Discipline" (1) 39 37 37 0 ROBERT PALMER/Riptide (Island) 56 -/0 8+ 27+ 25- (27) "I Wasn't Born" (7) "Foolish" (6) 12 18 33 35 DARYL HALL/Three Hearts In The Happy... (RCA) "Dreamtime" 41 -/1 5- 18- 21- "Nobody's Fool" (40) "Shake Me" (21) 34 36 _ CINDERELLA /Night Songs (Mercury /PG) 51+/11 2+ 8= 35+ (9) "Lost" (1) 22 22 27 37 DON JOHNSON /Heartbeat (Epic) "Heartbeat" (35) "Heartache" 45 -/0 3- 21- 19- "Frozen Heart" (63) " Heart Of" (1) 40 0 F.M. /u.k. /Indiscreet (Portrait/CBS) 64+/6 2= 3+ 49+ "Life To Life" (42) "Say" (4) "We Said" (3) I DEBUT Q PLAYING FOR KEEPS /Soundtrack (Atlantic) 49 /27 0 6 37 "Reelin' " (36) (4) "Bad "' (4) 16 20 32 40 GEORGE THOROGOOD & DESTROYERS /Live (EMI America) "Bourbon" 42 -/1 2+ 7- 27- BREAKERS.

TINA TURNER Break Every Rule (Capitol) 61% of our reporters on H.

STABILIZERS "Tyranny" (Columbia) 52;11 (41/12) Adds including WMMR. KLOL. WLVQ. KYYS, KFOG. WKLC. KLBJ, KFMF Powers 1 Heavy 5 KISW, KZEL, KEZE, WXRC. KCGL Medium 31 including KBCO, KMET, KGB. KROR. KATT. KJOT, KILO. WIXV. ROSSINOTON "Returned To The Scene Of The Crime" (Atlantic) 50/3 (4815) KNCN, WFYV, WKDF, Adds KMET, KMBY. KRNA. Heavy 1 KORS. Medium 36 including WDVE, KLOS, KZAP, KGB, WCCC. KISS. WAPL. CHICAGO "18" (WB) 48/5 (57/5) Adds KINK. WOHA. WCCC. KSOY, KGRQ. Heavy 7 including CHOM, KOME. WDIZ, KPOI, WMGM, WZEW. Medium 35 including WIYY. WKLS, WSHE, WNOR. WZZO, WCMF. WEZX, WFYV, WKDF, WROK. BEACH BOYS "Made In The U.S.A." (Capitol) 4819 (38/14) Adds. WBAB, KBCO. KISW, WOUR, WKOQ. WRDU. WRXL, WAPL, KOZZ. Heavy 4 WPDH, WMGM, KKGR, KROU. Medium 34 including WNEW. WNOR. WEBN, KZAP. WZZO, WTUE, WWCT, KZEL, KDJK. COREY HART "Fields Of Firs" (EMI America) 45/4 (4113) Adds. 0107, WCCC, WHEB, WKQO. Powers 1. Heavy 11 including CHOM, CFOX, WPLR, CHEZ, WWCT, K97, KRNA. Medium 25 including WNOR, WLVQ, WKDF, WTUE, KGGO. WLAV, KEZO, KJOT, KFMZ, KOWB. GEORGIA SATELLITES "Georgia SatelMes" (ENtlra) 44/40 (4/4) Adds including WBCN. WHJY. WKLS, KTX0. WEBN, WLVQ, KZAP. WOUR, WRXL, KLPX. Heavy O. Medium 19 including KFOG. WFYV, WWCK, KEZO. WMRY, KMOD. KZEL, WIXV. CALL "Reconciled" (Eleldra) 41/3 (39/2) Adds KBCO, KRSP, KOWB. Powers 1. Heavy 2 WQFM, KZEL. Medium 27 including 91X. KGB. KROR, KOME. WEZX, KNCN. WRXL. KATT, KDJK HONEYMOON SUITE 'The Big Prize" (WB) 40/5 (39/2) THEIR INITIAL ALBUM. Adds KWIC, WEGR, KJOT, KFMO. KWHL. Powers 2. Heavy 5 WTPA, WXKE, KZEL, KFMZ. WZZO. Medium 30 including WSHE, WRIF. WQFM, KZAP, KOME, WCMF, WEZX, WOUR, WKDF, WAPL. DANNY WILDE 'The Boyfriend" (Island) 331E (311) PAUL KANTNER MARTY BALIN JACK CASADY Adds KAZY. WCMF, WONE, WTUE, KRNA. Heavy 7 including WQFM, KLBJ, WXKE, WMRY, KRIX, KROU. Medium 22 ocludmg WHJY, KGB. KOME, WAPL, KATT, KZEL, KDJK, KOWB. 4 MARK "SLICK" AGUILAR KEITH CROSSAN-TIM GORMAN DARRELL VERDUSCO VINNIE VINCENT "InvasIon" (Chrysalis) 25/4 (22/8) Adds KTXO, WKLC, KJOT, KDJK. Powers 1. Heavy T KNAC. Medium 10 including WLLZ. KUPD, KISW, WEZX, KISS, WROK, KFMG. ON ARISTA RECORDS. ARISTA 0140 "Rats In The Kitchen" (A &M) 25/1 (24/4) 10 including Adds CFOX. Powers 1. Heavy 12 including WBCN. WXRT, 91X. WHFS, WFNX, WLIR, CHEZ, CFNY. Medium KAZY, KBCO. KROO, WOHA. KBAT, WRDU, WONE, WMRY. Continued Page 79 on R &R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986/77 RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY AOR TRACKS

Over TWO Levi Total *eel" we., V.... 173 REPORTS ReportslAdds Power Heavy Medium

10 6 2 0 RIC OCASEK/Emotion In Motion (Geffen) 162+/O 46+ 136+ 26- 2 1 I 2 EDDIE MONEY/Take Me Home Tonight (Columbia) 147-/0 65- 139- 8+ 7 © BOSTON /Amanda (MCA) 155+/12 58+ 132+ 19- GL S 7 5 4 0 TALKING HEADS/Wild Wild Life (Sire/WB) 150-/1 35+ 109+ 40- 13 11 6 0 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /Hip To Be Square (Chrysalis) 144+17 41 + 123+ 21- 19 15 11 0 STEVE WINWOOD /Freedom Overspill (Island /WB) 147+/10 35+ 116+ 30- 12 12 8 lO DAVID & DAVID/Welcome To The Boomtown (A &M) 148-/2 26+ 102+ 43-

6 4 3 8 R.E.M. /Fall On Me (IRS/MCA) 139-/0 27- 100- 35- G E 9 9 910 TRIUMPH /Somebody's Out There (MCA) 139-/0 25= 88+ 47-

TI 5 3 5 10 JOHN FOGERTY/Eye Of The Zombie (WB) 128-/0 104- 31- 23- 20 17 14 m BON JOVI/You Give Love A Bad Name (Mercury /PG) 120+/2 17+ 71+ 46- 16 14 12 12 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /Jacob's Ladder (Chrysalis) 111-/3 14- 73- 38+

2 10 13 PETER GABRIEL/In Your Eyes (Geffen) 109-/2 20- 81- 22-

28 21 15 e) DAVID LEE ROTH /Goin' Crazy (WB) 128+/7 10+ 54+ 68+

29 23 21 ® BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE/The Way It Is (RCA) 130+/10 13+ 55+ 71 + - 36 25 (r) 'TIL TUESDAY/What About Love (Epic) 138+/15 5+ 39+ 91= 27 20 18 e SMITHEREENS /Blood & Roses (Enigma) 132+/9 3- 34+ 82+ Be I DEBUT m BILLY IDOL/To A Lover (Chrysalis) 132 /131 6 33 85 - - 28 JOHN FOGERTY /Change In The Weather (WB) 114+/35 4+ 43+ 67+ 50 28 24 a TIMBUK3/The Future's So Bright (IRS/MCA) 129+/9 5+ 26+ 90= 11 13 13 21 BILLY JOEL/A Matter Of Trust (Columbia) 85-/2 16- 56- 27-

_ _ 26 Q BILLY SOUIER/Love Is The Hero (Capitol) 120+/19 0= 19+ 92+ - - 3u ® JOHN FOGERTY/Headlines (WB) 98+/27 1+ 39+ 55+ ALAN FREW -LEAD VOCALS AL CONNELLY- GUITAR 4 10 17 24 STEVE WINWOOD /Split Decision (Island /WB) 80-/0 8- 45- 31- _ 40 29 m OUTFIELD /Everytime You Cry (Columbia) 109+117 6+ 24+ 77+ 43 34 31 C NEIL YOUNG/Weight Of The World (Geffen) 103+/13 1 + 17+ 75+ 3 7 22 27 GENESIS/Throwing It All Away (Atlantic) 66-/2 13- 44- 15-

21 18 20 2e FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS /Look At That... (CBS Associated) 85-/0 2= 29- 50-

31 27 27 29 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /I Know What I Like (Chrysalis) 68-/4 5+ 38+ 28- 47 35 34 at PETE TOWNSHEND /Barefootin' (Ateo) 90+/10 2+ 19+ 63- 54 39 37 ® JOURNEY /Girl Can't Help It (Columbia) 65+/11 8+ 23= 39+

[ DEBUT ® BAD COMPANY/This Love (Atlantic) 84 /84 1 14 57 _ _ 50 ® TINA TURNER/Back Where You Started (Capitol) 76+/29 0- 15+ 58+ 22 19 23 34 ICEHOUSE/Cross The Border (Chrysalis) 79-/1 7= 21- 50- 8 8 16 35 BOB SEGER & THE SILVER... /It's You (Capitol) 66-/0 4- 35- 26= !` 15 16 19 36 BONNIE RAITT /No Way To Treat A Lady (WB) 68-/0 0- 25- 39- 48 ARETHA FRANKLIN Flash SAM REID -KEYBOARDS WAYNE PARKER-BASS MICHAEL HANSON -DRUMS ffi /Jumpin' Jack (Arista) 79+/20 0= 12+ 47+ 35 30 35 38 STEVE WINWOOD/Take It As It Comes (Island /WB) 55-/1 1- 27= 26- 40 38 43 m HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/Whole Lotta Lovin' (Chrysalis) 60+/5 0= 21 t 36= 51 44 40 Q TOM COCHRANE & RED RIDER/The Untouchable One (Capitol) 65-/4 0= 15* 43- 52 46 44 m EURYTHMICS/When Tomorrow Comes (RCA) 64=/3 1 = 16= 44+ 49 45 42 ROBERT PALMER/I Didn't Mean To Turn You On (Island) 55-/0 8+ 27+ 25- DEBUT m RIC OCASEK/True To You (Geffen) 54+/28 0- 77+ 31 + SOMEDAY 33 33 36 44 GENESIS /Land Of Confusion (Atlantic) 51-/7 1= 17- 30- Have Fun 70 I DEBUT m WANG CHUNG /Everybody Tonight (Geffen) /70 0 2 56 SOMEDAY. NOW BEING SERVICED 48 47 46 Q RAINMAKERS /Let My People Go -Go (Mercury /PG) 65-/4 0= 11+ 35- EXCLUSIVELY TO ALBUM RADIO ON - 55 51 PETER GABRIEL/That Voice Again (Geffen) 48+/13 1= 19+ 25+ 42 37 39 48 GENESIS /ir. Too Deep (Atlantic) 48-/4 2= 17- 28- COMPACT DISC AND 12 INCH VINYL 34 32 41 49 PAUL SIMON/You Can Call Me Al (WB) 47-/0 3- 20- 20- 30 26 33 50 38 SPECIAUHeart's On Fire (A &M) 42-/1 5- 16- 26- DEBUT ON TOUR WITH JOURNEY I e IGGY POP /Cry For Love (A &M) 64+/27 1 + 3+ 42+ 53 Q F.M. /u.k. /Frozen Heart (Portrait /CBS) 63+/6 2= 3+ 49+

T O I I( I I I I F, S 57 Q PAUL McCARTNEY /Stranglehold (Capitol) 47+/8 0= 3= 43+

9 -23 -86 DES MOINES 11 -9 -86 ROANOKE 24 24 32 54 DON JOHNSON /Heartbeat (Epic) 35-/0 3- 20- 13- 9 -25 -86 MINNEAPOLIS 11 -11 -86 RICHMOND 9 DEBUT PETE TOWNSHEND To Life (Atlantic) 42+/23 -28 -86 INDIANAPOLIS 11 -13 -86 GREENSBORO ® /Life 0= 3+ 35+ 9 -30 -86 ST. LOUIS 11 -14 -86 CHARLOTTE NC STABILIZERS 10 -1 -86 LOUISVILLE 11 -15 -86 COLUMBIA SC ( DEBUT > C /One Simple Thing (Columbia) 51+/10 1- 5+ 30+ 10 -2 -86 CINCINNATTI 11 -18 -86 ATLANTA 10 -86 _ 58 ROSSINGTON/Turn It -4 CHICAGO 11 -21 -86 JACKSONVILLE - S Up (Atlantic) 49+/3 0= 1= 35+ 10 -8 -86 DETROIT 11 -22.86 LAKELAND FL 10 -11 -86 CLEVELAND 11 -23 -86 MIAMI DEBUT Q TALKING HEADS /Puzzlin' Evidence (Sire /WB) 35+/14 1 + 9+ 24+ 10 -14 -86 PHILADELPHIA I1 -26 -86 BIRMINGHAM AL SPECTRUM 11 -28 -86 CHATANOOGA 17 25 38 59 GEORGE THOROGOOD &.../Reelin' & Rockin' (EMI America) 36-/1 2+ 6- 23- 10 -18 -86 BUFFALO 11 -29 -86 MEMPHIS. 10.19 -86 PITTSBURGH I1 -30 -86 BILOXI [ DEBUT a BEACH BOYS /California Dreamin' (Capitol) 46+/9 0= 4= 34+ 10 -22 -86 WASHINGTON DC 12 -2.86 DALLAS 10 -25 -86 MEADOWLANDS 12 -4.86 OKLAHOMACITY 10 -31 -86 WORCHE STER MA 12 -6 -86 SHREVEPORT LA 11 -2 -86 PROVIDENCE 12 -7 -86 BATON ROUGE 11 -4 -86 HARTFORD C' 12 -9 -86 HOUSTON II -6 -86 HAMPTON VA 12 -12 -86 AUSTIN 11 -8-86 CHARLESTONW VA 12 -14 -86 PHOENIX BREAKERS.. From the career breaking debut album BILLY IDOL BILLY SQUIEF JOHN FOGERT\ THE THIN RED LINE To Be A Lover (Chrysalis) Love Is The Hero (Capitol) Change In The Weather (WB, 76% of our reporters on It. 89% of our reporters on It. 66% of our reporters on I-_ © A 14 OUTFIELD NEIL YOUNG N A T Everytime You Cry (Columbia) Weight Of The World (Geffen) [T, ,A, N 63% of our reporters on It. 60% of our reporters on It.

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VAN HALER "5150" (WO) 25/14 (10/2) Adds including WMMR, WHJY, DC101, KOME. WADY. WRFX, WFYV, KILO. WGIR. Powers 1 Heavy 6 including WEBN. MOST ADDED HOTTEST KGB. WOMF, KISS. KIEL. Medium 17 including KTXO. WLLZ, WRIF, KGON, WEZX, KFMX. CHEAP TRICK "Kiss Me Red" (Epic) 22/22 (0/0) BILLY IDOL Lover (131) EDDIE MONEY/Take (65) Adds including KROR, WEZX, KWIC, KBAT, WKOZ, KFMG, KLPX, WWWV, KRNA, Heavy 0. Medium 14 including KLOL. BAD COMPANY This (84) BOSTON /Amanda (58) KUPD, KLAO, WKDF, WDIZ, WSKS, KMOD, KOMP. WANG CHUNG'Everybody (70) RIC OCASEK/Emotion (46) OMD "(Former) Live And Dig" (AGM) 22/8 (14/11) GEORGIA SATELLITES 'Keep (39) HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/HIp (41) Adds. WXRT, KAZY, CFOX, WOHA, WCCC, WBRU, WONE. KSTM. Powers 4. Heavy 8 including KROO, WLIR, CFNY, KTCZ. JOHN FOGERTY/Change (35) TALKING HEADS/Wild (35) KANA, KCGL. Medium 7: WBAB. 91X, WFNX, CHEZ, WRDU, KKCY, KSPN. TINA TURNERBack (29) STEVE WINWOOD/Freedom (35) TINA TURNER "Oerolgld Sensation" (Capitol) 221 (14/14) Adds: WXRT, CFOX, WPYX, WHEB. WOUR, WRDU, KIEL, KSTM. Heavy 6 including CHOM, KZEW, KFOG, KPOI, KRIX RIC OCASEK/True (28) JOHN FOGERTY/Eye (31) Medium 14 including KBCO, WEZX, WKRR, WFYV, WKDF, KEZO, KOZZ. JOHN FOGERTYMeadllnes (27) R.E.M. Fall (27) PAUL SIMON "Grassland" (WO) 22/4 (18/5) IGGY POP/Cry (27) DAVID & DAVID Welcome (26) Adds WORK, KSPN, KOZZ, KTYD. Heavy 7 Including KZEW. WXRT, KBCO, CHEZ. KKCY, KKGR Medium 14 including PETE TOWNSHEND21fe (23) TRIUMPHSomebody's (25) KINK. KFOG, WPDH, WEZX, KEZO. KZEL, WRKI. STEVE WINWOOD "Beck In The High LP Agaie" (lala dWB) 222 (21/3) Adds. KLPX, WFXR. Heavy 12 including KZEW, WXRT, WLLZ, KISW, CFNY, KLBJ. WFYV. Medium 9 including WRIF, KAZY. WI00, WBRU, WONE, KTCZ. KSTM. YNGWIE MALMSTEEN "You Duel Remember, l'll Neer Forget" (Polydor/PolyGram) 22/2 (20/4) Adds. KTAL, KOU Heavy 2: KISS, KNAC, Medium 7 Including WLLZ, WEZX, WAOX, WHTF, WAPL. CHART CLIMBERS ELVIS COSTELLO I THE ATTRACTIONS 'Tokyo Storm Warning" (Columbia) 211 (13/12) Adds. WBCN, WXRK, WMMR, DC101. KFOG, CHEZ. WPDH, KSTM Heavy 4 Including WHFS. WLIR, CFNY Medium 13 including WBAB, WNEW, WXRT. WFNX, WBRU, KTCL. JOHN FOGERTY "HeodlMa" (WB) 0027 (73/73) 38 SPECIAL "One In A MIN.'" (AGM) 21/5 (111ß) Adds including WHJY, WNOR, WZZO, WPDH, WCMF, WKRR, WFYV, KMJX, WWCT, KDJK. Heavy 39 Including WDVE, Adds- WLLZ, WDIZ, WXKE. WMGM, WZZO. Heavy 4: WHEB. WKDF, WSKS, KRNA. Medium 16 including WKLS, KGB, WXRT, WAIF, KZAP, KFOG. KROR, KISW, WPYX, WEZX, KLBJ. Medium 55 including WIYY, WBAB, WNEW, WKLS, KTXO, WTPA, WKOO, KGGO. WLAV. VJWWV. KYYS. KGB, KNCN, WRXL. Moves 30 -23. HUMAN LEAGUE "Human" (Virgin/ABM) 21/2 (18/5) PETE TOWNSHENO "Berelootia- (Atco) 00/10 (85/12) Adds: KINK, K97. Powers 4 Heavy 8 CHOM, CFOX, WLIR, KTCZ. KKCY, KGRO. KROU. KCGL Medium 10 including Adds: WXRK, WLLZ, CFOX. WAPL, WXLP. KJOT, KRSP. WWWV. KRNA, WAOR. He 19 including WNEW. KFOG, KROR, WFNX, WDHA. CHEZ. WZYC. WLAV, WMRY, WRKI. KISW. WTUE. KILO, KZEL, WRKI, KOWB. Medium 63 including WIYY. WKLS, WSHE. WNOR, WLVO, KYYS. WOFM, KZAP, KGB. KOME. Moves 34 -30 KIM MITCHELL 'That's The Hold" (Atlantic) 20/2 (191) Adds: KGB. WTPA. Heavy 0. Medium 13 including WYNF, WOFM, KOME, KWIC, KMJX. WEGR, KILO. BAD COMPANY This Love" (Atlantic) 84th (01) Our Own Song" (ABM) 20/1 (19/3) Adds including WIYY, WBCN, WNEW. WXRK, WMMR, WDVE, WHJY. KTXO. WSHE, WLUP. Heavy 14 including KOME, USW "Sing Adds: CFOX. Powers 1 Heavy 10. WBCN, WHFS. WFNX. WLIR, CHEZ. CFNY. KTCZ, KSPN, KTCL. KCGL Medium 7 WZZO. WTPA, WPDH, WAOX, KLBJ, WKOO, KODS, KFMG, KWHL. Medium 57 including WPYX, WCCC, KATT, KEZO. KBCO. KROO, WDHA, KBAT, WRDU, KSTM, WOBK. WWCT, KKDJ, WRKI, WWWV, KFMG, KFMF. Debuts at #32. PHANTOM, ROCKER Cool Woman In A Black (EMI America) 19/5 (14/14) ARETHA FRANKLIN "Jrnpin' Jack Flask" (Arleta) 7020 (59/59) I SUCK "Long Dress" Adds. WNOR, KMOD, KRNA. KROU. KCGL. Heavy 1: KRIX. Medium 12 including WHJY. DC101. 91X. WDHA, WPDH, Mds including WXRK, WPYX, WPDH, WWCT, KJOT, WWWV, KFMF, KTYD. Heavy 12 including WBCN, CHOM. KZEW, WHTF, KFMF. WXRT, 91X, WPLR. WONE. WRKI. Medium 47 Including WNEW. WMMR. WKLS. KTXO. KFOG. KISW, WCCC, WEZX. WOUR, WFYV Moves 48 -37. RIC OCASEK "Keep On Laughing" (Geffen) 18/5 (13/13) KFOG, KROR, KOME, KLBJ. Medium 11 including KTXO, TINA TURNER "Back When You Started" (Capitol) 76/29 (48/48) Adds. WSHE, CHEZ. WHEB. KILO. WRKI. Heavy 6. 91X, WLAV KZAP, WLNZ. KZEL, WZEW, KFMF. Adds including WIYY. WBCN, WBAB, WXRK, WSHE. KGB. WZZO, KLBJ, WTUE, KODS. Heavy 15 including KZEW. WLVO. KORS, KFOG, KOME, WCCC, WPLR. Medium 58 Including WMMR, WDVE, KTXO, KYYS, KLOS. KZAP, KROR, WPYX, TALKING HEADS "Radio Head" (Siro/WB) 17/4 (14/14) WPDH, WEZX Moves 50 -33. Adds. WXRK, WNOR. WHCN. KSTM. Powers 1 Heavy 7 including WHJY. KZEW, WCKG, KBCO, WOBK, WXRC Medium 9 WANG CHUNO "Everybody Have Fun TonlgM" (Geffen) 70/70 (01) including WIYY, WNEW. WLUP, WPYX, WRDU, WRKI. Adds Including WBCN, WLVQ. KEPI. KROO. 91X. KFOG, KOME. WPYX, WCCC, WEZX. He 2: WLIR, KROU. Medium 56 BON JOVI "Wanted Dad Or Alive" (Merary/Polyßram) 17/4 (13/1) Including WIYY, KTXO, WSHE, WNOR, KZEL, KKDJ, KDJK, WIXV, KFMF, KTYD. Debuts at 145. Adds: WOUR, WRFX, KNCN, KFMF. Powers 1. Heavy 4. KZEW, KORS, KOME. KTAL. Medium 11 including KTXO, KLOL, JOURNEY "Girl Can't N. It" (Columbia) 05/11 (58/7) KGB, WAOX, KDJK, WIXV Adds Including DC101, KTXO. WEBN. KROR, KOME, KISW, WHEB, KILO, WWWV Heavy 23 Including WBAB. WXRK. BROKEN HOMES "In Another Land" (MCA) 17/1 (17/5) WHJY, WLVO, KBPI, KGON, WCCC. WKDF, WAPL, KLPX Medium39 including WIYY. WNEW, WDVE, WSHE. WNOR, WRIF. Adds: WIOT. Heavy 1: WOFM. Medium 9. KOME. KLBJ, KWIC. KATT. WMRY, KPOI, KLPX, KATP, KRNA. KZAP, WEZX, WKOO, KMJX. Moves 37 -31. JASON 8 THE SCORCHERS "19th Nervous Breakdown" (EMI America) 10/18 (0/0) TOM COCHRANE 8 RED RIDER 'The Untouchable One" (Capitol) 65/4 (07/8) Adds including WBCN. KZEW. WHFS, WPDH. KWIC. WXLP. KKDJ, WMGM. Heavy 0. Medium 7 including WBRU, KNCN. Adds: WPYX, KBAT, KEZO, KFMG. Heavy 15 Including WHJY, 0107. KUPD. KISW, CFOX. KLBJ, WK00, KZEL. KFMF WKDF, KMOO. Medium 43 including WIYY. WMMR, WSHE. WNOR, KYYS. KSHE. KLOS, KGB, WEZX, KNCN. Remains W 140. FRANKIE GOES TO HOLLYWOOD "Rape Hard" (Island) 16/5 (111) RAINMAKERS "Let My Plops Go-Go" (Mennry/PolyGnm) 65/4 (66/5) Adds: WCCC, WBRU, KBAT. KRIX. KROU Powers 1 Heavy 3 WLIR, CFNY, KCGL. Medium 7 including CHOM, 91X. WHFS, Adds. KMET, KMOD. WYMG. Heavy 11 Including WBCN, WK00. WAPL, WXLP, KGGO. KRNA, KOWB Medium 35 WFNX, KTCL. including WMMR. WOVE. WKLS, KTXO, WNOR, 91X. WCCC, WEZX, KNCN, WFYV. Remains at 146. JOHN EDDIE "Stranded" (Columbia) 16/5 (14/4) IGGY POP "Cry For Love" (AIM) 6427 (37/34) Adds. DC101, KOME. KATP, KTCL. KOZZ. Heavy 2. WBCN, KROU. Medium 10 including WXRK. WMMR, WHTF, KNCN, Adds including WXRK, WXRT, WOFM. KROO, WPDH, WEZX, WRXL. KILO, KZEL. KDJK. Heavy 3 including WBCN, WLIR KLAO, WRKI. Medium 42 Including WNEW, KTXO. 91X, KFOG, KROR, WOUR. WLAV, KKDJ. WRKI, WIXV. Debuts at 151. JOHN FOGERTY "Knocldn' On Your Door" (WI) 15/3 (13/13) EURYTHMICS "WIi Tomorrow Come" (RCA) 64/3 (64/10) Adds: KROR, WTUE. KEZE. Heavy 6 including KFOG, KISW, WPYX, WAOX, KSPN Medium 10 Including WKLS, WHTF, Adds. KGB, WPDH, WHMD. Heavy 16 Including CHOM, 0107. KZEW, KROO, KZEL, KRNA, KFMF. Medium 44 Including WKDF. WTKX, KKCY, WORK, KKGR. WNOR, WLUP, 91X. KROR. KOME. WPYX, WEZX, WOUR. KNCN, WKOO. Moves 4441 GTR "Hen I Walt" (Arista) 15/1 (15/3) F.M./u.k. "Frozen Head" (PortraN/CBS) 53/6 (59/9) Adds: WYNF. Heavy 0. Medium 13 including KROR, WOHA, WCCC, WPLR, WHEB, KISS, WLAV Adds. WNOR, KWIC, WAPL. WWCT, KOWB. WAOR. Heavy 3 WLUP, KRNA, KGRO. Medium 49 including WHJY. KINK, WEZX, WOUR, KNCN, WX00, WROK, WTUE, WXKE, WLAV. Moves 53 -52 JIUEY LEWIS I THE NEWS "Whole Latta Loris'" (Chrysalis) 50/5 (58/4) Adds. WPDH, WAOX, KNCN, WXLP, KSTM. Heavy 21 including WMMR. WOVE. WLVO. KORS, KFOG, WEZX, WFYV, KLPX, WRKI. Medium 36 including WIYY, WBAB. WKLS, WNOR, WRXL. WROK, KGGO, KODS. WXKE, WFBO. Moves 43 -39. RIC OCASEK 'True To You" (Geffen) 54/28 (20/20) Adds Including WNOR, WLVO, KYYS, KLOS, KROR, WPDH, WOUR, WROK, WFBO, KILO. Heavy 17 including WMMR, AOR ALBUMS WHJY, KORS, KBCO, KROO. 91X. WEZX. Medium 31 including WIYY, DC101, KTXO. KGB, WPYX, WKLC, KFMF. Debuts at 143. STABIUZERS "One Simple Thing" (Columbia) 51/10 (41 /13) Adds. WMMR, KLOL. WLVO, KYYS. KFOG, WKLC, KLBJ, WMGM, WZZO, KFMF. Heavy 5: KISW, KZEL, KEZE, WXRC. MOST ADDED HOTTEST KCGL. Medium 30 Including KBCO, KMET, KGB. KROR, KATT, KJOT, KILO, WIXV. Debuts at #56. ROSSINBTON "Turn N Up" (Atlantic) 49/3 (47/15) GEORGIA SATELLITES (40) EDDIE MONEY (66) Adds: KMET, KMBV, KRNA. Heavy 1 KORS. Medium 35 including WOVE, KLOS, KZAP, KGB, WCCC. KNCN, WFYV, WKDF, HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS (52) PLAYING FOR KEEPS KISS, WAPL. Moves 58 -57. (27) TINA TURNER (27) RIC OCASEK (46) PETER GABRIEL Voice (Geffen) 48 /13 (38/4) 'That Again" STEVE WINWOOD (46) Adda Including WKLS. KAZY, KGB. WCCC. WOUR, WTUE. KILO. Heavy 19 including WDVE, KZEW, KLOL, WLUP. KFOG, OUTFIELD (16) TALKING HEADS (36) KROR, WLAV, KTYD. Medium 25 including 0107. WNOR, WFYV, WROK, KEZO, KKDJ, WIXV, KOZZ. Moves 51-47. ALICE COOPER (14) PAUL McCARTNEY "Stranglehold" (Capitol) 471 (42 /11) CINDERELLA (11) JOHN FOGERTY (35) Adds: KZEW, CFOX, WEZX. KMJX, KICT, KOMP, WWWV, WHMD. Heavy 3: KUPD. CHEZ, WGIR. Medium 43 including & DAVID (29) IRON MAIDEN (11) DAVID WBAB. WLUP, WXRT, KFOG, WCCC. WCMF, WOUR, KLBJ, WFYV, WTUE. Moves 57 -53. STABILIZERS (11) R.E.M. (27) BEACH BOYS "Calbonla Dreaming" (Capitol) 45/9 (36 /14) TRIUMPH (25) Adds. WBAB, KBCO, KISW. WOUR. WKOO. WRDU, WRXL, WAPL, KOZZ. Heavy 4: WPDH, WMGM, KKGR, KROU. Medium ELVIS COSTELLO ,..(10) PETER GABRIEL (22) 34 Including WNEW, WNOA, WEBN. KZAP. WZZO, WTUE, WWCT, KZEL, KDJK, WRKI. Debuts at #60. PETE TOWNSHEND "LP To UM" (Atlantic) 4223 (19/19) Adds including WIYY, WKLS, WLVO. KZAP, KOME, WPYX. WCCC, KILO, KLPX, WIXV. Heavy 3 including KISS, KRIX. Medium 35 including WNEW, DC101, KZEW, WLUP. WXRT, KROR, KZEL, WRKI. Debuts at #55. TALKING HEADS "Paulin' Evidence" (Sim/WI) 35 /14 (23/23) Adds Including WXRK, WNOR, KNCN, WROK, KILO. KKDJ, WWWV, KOZZ. Heavy 9 including WOFM. KROO, 91X, KFOG. NEW KLBJ, WGIR, KTVD. Medium 24 including WKLS, KTXO, KYYS, KZAP. KGB. KATT, KEZO. Debuts at #58. & ACTIVE

NEW & ACTIVE Continued from Page 77 KIM MITCHELL "Sbaldn' Like A Human Being" (Atlantic) 24/2 (24/5) Adds. KGB, WTPA. Heavy 3 0107. CHEZ, WCMF Medium 16 nciuding WYNF. WOFM, KOME, COREY HART "I Am By Your Slde" (EMI America) 44/3 (41 /13) CFOX, KMJX, KISS, KILO ELVIS COSTELLO THE ATTRACTIONS Adds WCCC. WHEB, WKOO Powers i Heavy 10 CHOM, CFOX, WPLR, CHEZ. WWCT, K97. WMGM. KESI. KRNA. KROU. I "Blood & Chocolate" (Columbia) 23 /10 (13 /12) Medium 25 including WNOR, WLVO, WKDF, WTUE, KGGO, WLAV, KEZO, KJOT, KFMZ, KOWB. Adds. WBCN, WXRK, WMMR, DC101. KBCO. 91X, KFOG, CHEZ, WPDH, KSTM. Heavy 4 mcluding WHFS, WLIR. CFNY. Medium 14 Including WBAB, WHEW, WXRT, WFNX, WBRU, KTCL. GEORGIA SATELLITES "Keep Your Hands To Yooreel" (Blida) 43/39 (4/4) KCGL. Adds Including WBCN, WHJY. KZEW. KZAP, WOUR, WRXL, KLPX, WWWV Heavy 0 Medium 19 including WLVO, KYYS, BROKEN HOMES "Broken Homes" (MCA) 23/1 (231) KFOG, WFYV, KEZO. WMRY, KZEL. WIXV. Adds: WIOT. Heavy 1: WOFM. Medium 12 including KUPD, KOME, WHFS, KLBJ, KATT, KLPX, KRNA. CALL "Oklahoma" (Eletln) 41/3 (39/2) HUMAN LEAGUE "Crash" (Virgin /AGM) 22/3 (191) Adds: KINK. 91X, K97. Powers 4. Heavy Adds. KBCO. KRSP, KOWB. Powers 1 Heavy 2 WOFM, KZEL. Medium 27 Including 91X. KGB, KROR, KOME. WEZX, 8: CHOM, CFOX, WLIR, KTCZ, KKCY, KGRO. KROU. KCGL. Medium 11 Including KNCN, WRXL. KATT. KDJK, KOZZ. WXRT, WFNX. WDHA, CHEZ, WZYC, WLAV, WRKI. CINDERELLA "Nobody's Fool" (Mercury/PeIyGrem) 40 /17 (24 /14) YNOWIE MALMSTEEN 'Trilogy" (Polydor/PolyOrom) 222 (20/3) Adds KTAL. KOZZ Heavy 2 KISS. KNAC Medium 7 including Adds Including WHJY. KZEW, KROR. WPYX, WOUR, KLAG, KMJX, WLNZ, KATT Powers 1 Heavy 4 KUPD. KNAC, KRIX, WLLZ, WEZX, WAOX, WHTF. WAPL KTAL. Medium 27 Including WBAB, WMMR, KGB. WCCC, KNCN. KILO. KDJK. KRNA. KTYD W00DENTOPS "Giant" (Columbia) 20/1 (19 /1) HONEYMOON SUITE "AN Along You Knew" (WI) 341 (296) Adds'. WWTR. Heavy 5 WBCN, WHFS, WLIR, KZEL, KTCL Medium 11 Including WXRT. KBCO, 91X, WFNX. CHEZ, KTCZ, KSPN, KTYD. Adds WSHE. KWIC. WEGR. KJOT, KFMO. KWHL. Powers 1. Heavy 2. WTPA, KZEL. Medium 27 including WRIF, WOFM, KZAP. KOME, WCMF, WEZX. WOUR. WKDF. WAPL, WLAV. PHANTOM, ROCKER 8 SUCK "Cover Girl" (EMI America) 191 (14 /14) DANNY WILDE "Body To Body" (Island) 321 (20 /1) Adds. WNOR, KMOD, KRNA, KROU, KCGL. Heavy 1 KRIX. Medium 12 Irttluding WHJY. DC101. 91X, WOHA, WPDH, KFMF Adds KAZY. WCMF, WONE, WTUE. KRNA Heavy 5 including WOFM, KLBJ, KRIX, KROU. Medium 23 Including WHJY, KGB. KOME. WAPL. WXKE, KATT, KZEL. KDJK. KOWB. JOHN EDDIE "John Eddie" (Columbia) 17/4 (15/4) EDDIE MONEY "We Should BeSleeping" (Columbia) 31/7 (24/5) Adds DC1O1 KOME KTCL KOZZ Heavy 2 WBCN, KROU. Medium 11 Including WXRK. WMMR. WHTF, KNCN. KLAO, WRKI Adds. WDHA. WMRY. KRIX, KZEP, KOWB. KFMO. KTVD. Powers 1. Heavy 8 including WEBN. WLLZ. WRIF. KLOS. KOME. KWHL. Medium 21 Including KZAP, KGB, KFOG. KROR. KLBJ, WKOO, KILO. KDJK. KFMF BLACK 8 BLUE "Nasty Nasty" (Geffen) 172 (17/2) Adds KMOD. KOZZ. Heavy 2 KNAC. KRIX Medium DAVID LEE R0711 "Ladles MN In Buffalo?" (WI) 31/2 (30/1) T. WYNF. WLLZ, KBAT, KISS, KFMG, KOMP. KATP. Adds KGB. KNCN Heavy 13 including WDVE. KISW. WPYX, WAOX. WDIZ, WWCT, KZEL, KLPX, KTYD. Medium 16 RICHARD THOMPSON "Daring Adventures" (Polydor/Polyßram) 15/3 (131) including WKLC, WROK, KEZO. KKDJ. KDJK, WIXV, KOZZ .. Adds WBCN, KNCN, KSPN. Heavy O Medium 9' WXRT, KBCO, WHFS. WFNX, WMRY. KKCY, WOBK. KTCL. KROU TALKING HEADS "Low For Salo" (Sin/WS) 30/8 (24/24) AUCE COOPER "Constrictor" (MCA) 15/14 (2/0) Adds including WBCN, Adds. WXRK, WNOR, WPDH, CFNY, WMRY, KILO. WRKI, WWWV. Powers 1 Heavy 11 including WNEW. KZEW. KFOG. WXRK, WRIF. WOFM, KZAP, WKOZ, KMOD. KRIX Heavy 0 Medium 9 Including KZEW, WLLZ. KOME. WFNX, WGIR. WXRC. Medium 17 Including WBAB. DC101, KTXO. WEZX. KODS, KATT, KZEL. KNAC, KDJK, KATP, KRNA.

DAVID 81 DAVID "Swallowed By The Cracks" (MM) 27/9 (19/5) JEAN BEAUVOIR "Drums Along The Mohawk" (Colombia) 15/4 (13/4) WRXL. Heavy 9 Adds WCKG. KUPO, WHFS, WDHA, WZYC, KTCZ, KSTM, WGIR, KRIX. Powers 1 Heavy 7 including WYNF. WLUP, 91X, Adds: WZZO, WHTF. WKOZ 0 Medium including WYNF, KBCO. KROR. KNCN, KLPX, KROU CHEZ. KZEL. KSPN. Medium 15 including KZEW, KAZY, WOUR, KLBJ. WONE. WTUE, KOZZ.

R &R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986/79 r REGIONAL AOR ACTIVITY

IGGY PLAYLISTS POP TDM COOOANE A RED ICENDUSE - An artist's name is spECIAL relu. TRIUMPH B ILLY IDOL (LI W OURNIIu MULE LEWIS I MI Light CINDERELLA OW COMPANY ROBERT RAINER W WiRIOLwn City listed BAD COMPANY once per playlist in the high- RICHARD Light EABLILDJUS ',ZEDS (315) 7974803 RIC (301) 2891515 DAVID LEN BROT cmIN1A ET'.O1T LITES MLLE AAETTNA FRANKLIN TOM COCHRANE 4 RED AD: PETER HIRSCH beL PLAYING POR KEEPS HUNEY1EYIS AI,NAnO L MIIIG TALKING est rotation that any of an album's EABTE00UBELL DAVID & DAVID VAN HALEN MD, TOM STARS PARALLEL RD, ISLET DAVID RDAVID H W AND MEG STANI LI EERS IGGY POP OUTLAWS 5UBTONI BAD COnTNT VAN MALEN TINA L19Bt .r tracks are reported. For example, TURNER WANG CIIUNG t 1.11341K LIN THREE M TRIUMM SOSO. E SCOECH BRUCE NSBY a APnHA PETER-A G E. (LI .. CHICAGO BOSTON DONI if tracks from TURNER ELVIS COSTELLO GENESIS TIL TUESDAY 700.511G 1410115 BON the same album are MULE COOPER TINA TURN. DAVID a 111 RU55 LIN MMIS. WTPAMorrlsEuryh NAM CHUNG EDDIE MONET RIC 015511 reported in S EDDIE MONEYE N EIL YOUNG both heavy and medi- U17)897.1141 ILLY BOEPUI WOBKFM/AlOsny BOSTON SBUCE BO 55 . SIMON JEMMIES (518) 4924555 TALKING HEADS (M) MITMRáñ um, the artist will appear in heavy. CNOM-FMR6pnb691 WIOOIPN19d.1 s BILLY IDOL HUEY LEWIS T PD, C011E JOUINIET SIC o ILI PD, SOW COOPER DAVID L DAVID PRE TONNSIMIND WDVEPMsbRph JAMES (514) 9362125 (215) 66741100 COREY HART TIL TUESDAYLE TE IIONPII PIAYINGG FOR KEEPS Records being played in power are (412)12) 937-1M1 ERN 38 SPECIAL ÑDD; NOS BRAIDSRÓDD' 0M111G P L1 rEWIS GILLISPIE BoETON' NOSY E ROTERO IS CHICAGO RESHE )PREd) [ FABULOUS 7- 8 I SOS included in a station's heavy rota- BR.TY Jow POGEHTr (M) SEGER TINA Medium ARETXA PRAS L[ DAVID ewer Lb. STEVE WIN.. JOEL CHEAP TRICE [DUIER aNR EROI[ rowT Snr tion. VET LEWIS (NI WPD19Porphksspsls BOSTON ", MET LEWIS IR) u ñm PIMA E. TINA TIM® FOIA SATELLITE GENEIM510 H TALKING 1NADS IMA (914) SILLY JOEL STEVE 0NIw0D 471-1500 SILLY CURET. ICS x AIMER N.BIV. RIC °CABER RUIEI s GARRIR. For all stations, light rotation is DAVID L P OET LEWIS STEVE L.IIANUOO DAVID MD DAVIDI DAVID B ILLY IDOL TIL TUESDAY R.E.M. MOi PAR RWR6 !LI M1 R PBUTAUS NAND A . T-IRDS RIC AS B ILLY IDOL TASKING HEADS 1BOCL 10111555 condensed to include PETE. GABRIEL B T BIIOB IDOL only those W ILY JOE. B ILLY JO:L (H) eeBOr SILLY PAUL DAVID ITOH ICEEUSE rary B RUCE IOR°°5r 1 .. SIMON PET. 0.81111. PETER GABRIEL records added TALELNG B OSTON B ONITE MITT to the rotation this WADS STEVE 11DIw000D GENESIS T INA TURNER EDDIE MONEY SNALTHEPRNa GLASS'a TIGER In(MI BILLY JOEL BILL YIRDSATE.LIT PAUL MCCARTNEY PIC NOMLYA WAND CHUNG week. For P -2 and P -3 stations, (al TALK ING HEADS GENESIS e :ADM JOHNNY RIC GEN ESI.L(PO ALK BRUCE EN61Y A .. NEIL YOU. SLO1'rLYSIDEIL COREY HART HEADS PAUL SIMON WHTFIYOrk medium rotation STEVE I is condensed in DMP" T BODIES WWI, SAD COMPANY KTXON9Nu EDDIE MONEY EDDIE MONEY (717) 2684600 W6LMIPOr111nd DAVID DAVI TINA TURNER 1.1.110011 SUITE PAUL IMPION D SNITHEREENS HUEY LEWIS (214) 5254600 the same manner. ROMAN LEAGUE L Y ROSIE N.alnN (207) 753-2065 FIM MITCHELL BOSTON MD: TIM DRAYER CHICAGO DARYL OM : JOSE D1K HALL Light PALMER RRáTUVO, ARIR[Rá Symbols: B RYAN FERRY BOSTON RIC DCARK MD; ROBIN MATH! EV ARETNA FRANKLIN Jou MC( ET raMvy SATELLITES TALK HEADS (MI ráC.ye' DON JOHMSON dewy RIC fMl 'A' Record is newly reported YOUNG SMITNEREENS JOHN FOGRTY E - a CUM,. NEIL IMI BLET"PETER BILLY 11:01. GABRIEL Light BEACH BOYS EDDIE MONEY DAL HALL or additional tracks EDDIE Md. WMOM/AN9ntk City TALKING S (NI have been ad- WHCN- Hertford STEVE la INWOOD JOEL BILLY JOEL HUBOSTON (609) 811-100 LUBA BOSTON Jaw RTY (MI RUTHLESS PEOPLE (203) 217.1050 DAVID LEE ROTH SLEWIS IMA ded. KIM MITCHELL MANIA JO. FOGERTY RI SMITHEREENS PD: DANIEL HAYDEN B ILLY IDOL UI TOM COCHRANE RED BON VAN HAL. ASS?. P DOI BAD COMPANY RIC 11.1 (M); (L) Other 11511. (617) 752-5911 TINA MAN. RIMY LEN. - tracks from that BON JOY! BITTERS Y`SOUIERM1 BOSTON AcñA PO, CYNDE SLAT. Llx DAVID a DAVID BEAU MOODY Ivy BRLCE ar a album are in AID, RS MOTTA EURYTHA ICS STEVE PIxWOO O tMl those rotations (medi- EDDIE MON. BI :mvER HUEY LEVIS BOB SEGER BOB SEGER MGT POP PETER NI MI DAVID JOHN EDGER. EDDIE MONEY EDDIE MONEY Remy JASON SCORCH R.N°YBNIU. um or light). TRIUMPH siMI¢ DAVID LEE ROTH CUSS TIGER COSTELLOE.Ln a PETER GABRIEL 30101 PAUL SIMON PETER GASP! EL TALK TRIUMPH FOGERTY DAVID LEE ROTN (H) Light a PLAYING POP SEEPS An artist's name with FRANK IC GOES TO... 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FOGERTY IMI PDR KEEPS BILLY BON WINWOOD MANG CHUNG IDOL BILLY IDOL a BILLY 1E05 OIC[IOCASEK IMI GMERAL PUBLIC a WING STEVE INITY LEVIS IGGY POP .xc GENESIS a BAD a WANG TRIUMPH IT BITES HUEY BONNIE RAITT PLAYING FOR KEEPS Light LEVI ° a CALL EeHRAME a REI DAVID 697/Edmonton PARALLEL S ROTH MGT POP a NM ORDER a GEORGIA SATELLITES (603)129.6597 KOME/S.n Jose rRMKLIM TIE TUESDAY a OUT OF BOUNDS THREE BET;OCAS. (408) 9854800 KE2EISgIkaN MD. TED KENNEDY a BOñóE EURYTHNICS DAVID KMETILN Angeles ICEHOUSE D: I HEMM soB (509) 446.1000 KKDJIFr.sno l..I1 e EL'TIANS MD: f EDDIE M81u (213) 464 -5636 Many KRNA/C.d.r MONEY OM: JONAH CUMMINGS BILLY IDOL Rapbs CHAMBERLA BILLY JOEL EURYnMICS (2090 2265991 IM TRIUMPH CODY WANG PHANTOM. R EP . GENESIS ASST PD. BRUN MI MING (319) . 351-9300 a.. 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HUEY LEWIS Y INE BILLY PETE TOMMENDrD (80 WILLIAMS JOEL IRO N MAIDEN (209) 869-2594 KKCY/San NEI L YOUNG EDDIE TIE TUESDAY PETER GAEE Francisco MONEY °( MI DAVID VIM1E VINCENT IMI PD: JERRY Heavy TIL TUESDAY JOHN BILLY IDOL 4 DAVIDB ( ROLLING KISWISSaKle (415) ROGER, 111 . STONES DAVID LEE MD: 474,7100 rlL;gL` TINA (MASER EURYTIMICS IMI ROTH MARK DAVIS RUM ILLY JOEL DAVID LEE ROTH (206) 28676625 BON PD: KATE HAYES FRANYLIN TALKING HEADS IMI BRYAN FERRY JO. STEVE WINEGOID DAVID LEE ROTH ARM. TRIUMPH ASST CINDERELLA JOHN EDDIE PETE TDMNSHEND PHILLIPS SOMME Heavy PETER GABRIEL RAI. TRIUMPH JAMES MD: Eves6Tx'aB ) BON M. EDDIE MONEY BROM BTG ° VAN HALM PIC M. 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AL et JANET JACKSON 6 -3 LISAISA I A 5-1 Hottest : PN BON JOVI /MKT JACKSON 9 -1 LOYERBOT GENESIS5)-4 AIS MONEY Kris O'MON lap) 9-6 DARYL HALL B -8 Hottest I LISA LISA 3-2 EURYTIMIOS 8-7 JANET JACKSON 10-1 LIONEL PICNIC GLASS TIGER 10 MADONNA DARYL MALL 3 -1 JERMAINE JACKSON ] -5 LISA LISA 12-9 MIDNIGHT BAR 23 -15 10 tte LIONEL RICHIE GLASS TIGER -5 SECRET TIES 239 Reporters CAMEO HUET DON JOHNSON ORAN 51 JONES WDL1(IW..Nngton, NC HUEY IS s THE 1-1 LEWIS THE 12 -9 1] l0 ART OF NOISE D -25 NU TINA 232 Current Reports BIONVMMngton, DC DARYL HALL 3-2 WABBIMoNN. AL J.ckaonILm TACEY --5 OWN JUICE STACEYn o 221 -I _ WTIGHenlord. CT KaMMND.ng..y BILLY MIDNIGHT STAR FOTIS.WY« BOSTON The following stations reported OCEAN WKSIIGroen.00ro. NC W.KWMt MADONNA CYNDI IAUPER 21-1 1 a frozen pisyllst this week: ANITA RAKER BRUCE FORNSBY IDOL KlyIOennr BOSTON lap) DON JOHNSON 13-7 BON JOVI LION. RI- 104 /Providence LI NSLNOCNIE OK1001INMrA. NY RICH. STACEY 0 16 -8 ORAN J JONES Hottest) BILLY JOURNEY N.vMWllklm IDOL KRNO/Des Moines STEVE W CANEO 21-10 LIONEL 36 TE GENESIS 12-10 BON JOVI ldpl s ARWHA FRANKLIN ROBERT PALMER 23 PIVE STAR DON JOHNSON BEACH BOYS STEINART LIONEL RICHIE -I8 Il PETER OPID The following stations failed Hottoot CARET SIN. CETERA 28 -21 l5 LISA LISA l-3 NAPO TEMPTATIONS Idp) ROBERT PALMER 21-16 ANET JACKSON 9 to report this week, STACEY S- BILLY WKOBICNMnton SC Ho NU SH002 D-29 TINA TURNER 152-11 JANET BO0 7-4 NiEP therefore OsithrlRU...K Eñ CYNDI 6 their playlists Hottest) WBAMIMOngomny. AL N1UV6YLEWIS HUEY LEWISI s l'REG 2-22 ROBERT PALMER 26-18 HUPIA.N LEAGUE 6 THE 3-1 24-17 Were frozen: M ITA BAKER 9-1 ORAN JUICE JONES OwemIJ.U.on JOURNEY MADONNIA D-24 CCAMTNEY -3 1H RANG C STACEY 0 I.-. KEGL /Dallas FIVE STAR GIANS TIGER 23-15 COREY .RT W KZL/NtW tOn S.I.m, NC WAMxINunHngt9n. WV WKRZIWINn e.me. PA PATTI u2n.cE 16-10 TRIUMPH 2-12 PETER CETERA lap) HUMAN LEAGUE LH.J9.aph Z93 /Atlanta RoNmoNCMNn. 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WV ANITA Hottest PMIRy.IAHan LIONEL RICHIE EURYTHMICS 20 -14 12 -10 BrowNCol6m CYNDI LOUVER 25 -16 MMrISw.n: ASYL HALL 3 -1 Hotteet O106/York, PA GENESIS LIONEL RICH. 9 -5 HOC CHUNG PETER GASP! FL LIONEL RICHIE EURYTHMICS BILLY OCEAN 5-2 Fenm.ayICrock.n 15 -8 GREGORY ROBERT PAIN. PETER CETERA ABBOTT JANET VAN HALEN 1 JACKSON 6-3 ARETHA BEN E. KING BILLY IDOL FEW/KEPI EDDIE PION. CYNDI I.VIPEF 18 -10 MIDNIGHT LIONEL RIGxIE ORAN JUICE JONES STAR PARALLEL DON JOHNSON 10 -7 MADONNA BILLY JOEL JERMAINE APT AnsTMONLGCDe 98XIw.refburg. WV. TRIUMPH (dp CAMEO lap) DAVID ROTH Idol WCKNIGrnnNNa. SC THREE Hottestr BRUCE HORNSBY Pool O.MHN BON JOVI (dp) TRIUMPH LISA LISA -1 WllaonlNOrd. KCIZ. Amarillo TX HUEY LEWIS THE 2-1 ALPHAVILLE LIONEL PICNIC 5-3 DARYL HALL Brun KUNG NIN EDITION 3-2 CARLY SIMON [Y0 ROBERT PALMER GLOSS TIGER 4-2 DARYL HALL 4-3 GENESIS NANO 13-9 LIONEL RICHIE 7- I CYNDI JANET JACKSON9_6 Music Key: (DP) indicates is LISA IAUPR 20-12 BON JOV1 the song getting play dur- GLASS TIGER 6- 3 BILLY 55N1ER L1 IDOL STACEY tO CAMEO 25-n PETR -9 u-i DON JOHNSON 8 -13 BILLY ing certain parts of the day and/or night. (RA) indicates RMAIHS'r T DON JOHNSON 20-13 THE 2,-1 WBCYICISNM.. NC 0. WLANIIrNrt«. PA ROBER} NTESIS 3524 PETER GABRIEL PALMER 2I-15 0 Jack Denial K BFMIMGW.SrwmNBa, TX BEACH BOYS the song was dropped from the playlist then readded. MrMMNb VAN -3 CrUMOnMm EYIE D -4 D ONL JOHNSON 6-3 LISA LISA Hottest s EDDIE MONEY TOTO 15 TINA TURNER -5 ARLTRA" FRANKLIN 8-5 LISA LISA -1 LEAGUE PARALLEL GENESIS LIONEL LIONEL PICNIC PICNIC 2-2 TOTO 3]-21 -11 LIE: WOANIPOPMOd ME STEVE 1055000 FIVE DARYL HALL NU6Y LEWIS 1-1 THREE COMa D-22 MADONNA ANDERSON Todd Martin MADONNA TIGER LOPING 4-2 PA CY MARTINE. J ANET JACKSON WEIMIAltoora, MADONNA MYXIJSck.p. MS 9-5 STACEY 0 12-3 BRARUCE HUEY LOOS 1 I0PNS8V GLASS TIGER Todd 14.115.0 RICHIE AO.MCrews ROBERT PALMERTS5 5 ORAN JUICE JONG WKSFIA.hn11N. NC DARYL HAU-E36 B ING ] LIONS. R 2101E TINA BRUCE`HORNSBT TURNER 14-10 CND John StnarM Breakouts are records not included In the re. MADONNA 1 EURYTHMICS 15 -11 SILLY OCEAN 2 -1 KCtMI/Nw RAD COMPANY (apI te stI gional most Nay.. CT STEVE WINWOOD EDDIE MONEY 27 -20 - PATTI IABELG 3 -2 CAMEO added. but which have live 01 more DAVID 4 DAVID HRR8t Bb Rybk MIAMI (dp) JANET JACKSON 6 -5 MADONNA adds in BEACH BOYS DARYLDARYL a region, and fewer than 50 stations Hottest I (dp) TINA TURNER 6 CARLY SIMON LION. PICNIC WROGICNrlotb. NC GLASS TIGER 3 HUEY I -1 U.K.ER 12 -9 TIL TUESDAY overall BRUCE DARYL RESISI lap) HORNSBY OLFS IES6-2STHE s HILL 6 -3 S.ckweWWMNrm LUIS lap) ORAN JUICE 9 TINA TIMER 8-5 JONES JANET JACKSON 8 -6 - VIOTIN..IrvN., TN BILLY ISOL NMlap) 5,tt.st TINA TURNER 10 -8 MADONNA CYNDI GDPR 16 -10 RSS DAVID LEE ROTH ANDERSON ACCY LIONEL WAPDJ.cNOmIN. FL Tom Pere lap) LOPING 1 -1 ROBERT PALMER 30 -IN O 12 -9 RICHIE LISAL SA 5 -2NT CYNDI IAUPR 10 -13 RIC OCAS./ C.NNKNbh STACEY BILLY MADONNA O 6 90UIR GENESIS 18 -5 C11.1 ULMER 17-12 BILLY IDOL ORMI JUICE JONES LIONEL PICHIE ROBERT PAUMER 16 -1 MADONNA 28-17 GREGORY ABINYIT J0RAINE STMART TINA TUREEN 26 -17 H Ott.tI AREP RAPRAHtLIN CM. B OSTON 7-20 ANDERSON 6 WRING 1 -1 ROBERT PALMER HUEY B -4 ATE CHUM LEWIS S THE 2 -1 RUN SON JOVI 26 -IS D.N.CL 4-2 TINA CDITI {AMER 30 -20 LISA LISA 3 -1 HAIR 13 -7 HADDMA o-2e STACEY 0 4 -2 E DRYTNIICS 16 -12 JANET JSKSOII 16 -10 CYNDI LAMER 22 -IS N W EDITION 17-11 CYNDI IAIMPR 19 -I1 '86 /R &R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 MOST ADDED MIDWEST BREAKOUTS Madonna MOST Wham! ADDED WES T BREAKOUTS Billy hb! LionelRkhN Wham! Lionel Richie Billy Idol Wales Arelha Franklin Wang Chung Bruce Hornsby & The Range CHR ADDS & HOTS Madonna Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam ... AMIN Franklin Corey Harf

WZOKIR«ktord. IL WCIL/CSrbu,M.. IL KKLSRpid City. SD KCPRISM BIIRIDnI Tony Waookos L.k. City. UT KBOZIBOrrmn. MT KWNi/Rxw. NV Stone/SM. J.N By.n MIDWEST LIONEL ACME MADONNA Stwa MIM WEST BILLY MADONNA ARFTHA IN CL ti IDOL ANI BAKER EDDIE moN, STEVE WINWCOD R CHUNG BILLY IDOL ROD STEWART DAN t HALEN 2.1 LIONEL RICH. STEVE BILLY PARALLEL TWO WANG M00e Idp) BAD COMPANY JAMES BROWN ARYL HALL 4-3 PARALLEL TWO CHOW EDDIE MONA N. NAM CMMG COREY BILLY aCEAN 5-4 Attest, LIONEL ue lep) BON JONI Idpl WOAD Ñón OM Hottest: PETER RIEL GENESIS 7-6 IS a THE 2-1 BILLY KLaGr.nd RHPMA MI KNMOJAIbuqrr9w S.nb F.. KYNOlFr..ro. CA LOVERAy (dpl 4-1 Attest I TOM) 13-7 5-2 r GENESIS OwWFbn.. Stuck.rlRounbw JANET 5-2 JANET JACKSON 7-3 BON JONI 8-1 NM WNk.rIO.vN ACKEOMi2_ó DARYL HALL JANET JACKSON 3-1 BSKDIS.I m. KS 4 -3 STEVE WINWOOD MANS TIGER -A NCI EDITION 15-9 27-20 JANET JACKSON CAM! LAUPR 5-3 none BILLY IDOL MADONNA PETER 8 -4 MADONNA 21 -17 Stw. W.II CETERA 59-29 GLASS LISA LIER 11-6 MADONNA STEVE 1411114C013 TIGER 6-5 BILLY IDOL DON JOHNSON 18-10 eTHE9MEDICS DON HUMAN LEAGUE Op/ 3 -2 MIAMI JOHNSON lo 21-1) BRUCE MANSES BOSTON D-22 MADONNA LIONEL RICHIE KITS/San Fr.rMNeo, CA Perry CETERA Up/ GLASS TIGER LIONEL RICHIE R 0 BON roiápl WRONRokbo. OH BRUCE ARNSBY HAROLD PN 'aFldp) RIchM Sands K TRSICS.pse. WY 0.31. HALL KOCRICNw R.pW IA NAAS xe KBIMIRo.wMI.NM Joe Tlmm.s PA. CETERA GLASS TIGER 3-3 R.Ny Gordon BOBtSEGCR 6-1 AREA. FRANFLIN BOSTON lepj CAMEO Hsrry EU,TIM CS 13-13 M.nNDl.on sls Dlart BILLY JO. -3 BILLY 1GoL LABAN MADONNA STACEY 0 I3-5 THE EDDIE MONEY 13-4 PEPER CETERA MADONNA ORAN JONES 3-1 BRUCE HORNSBY DILLY WGRD/Gnnd RHpida. MI J ANEE JACKSON II -6 JANET JACKSON BANGLES SIMPLY RED RICE 4-ll TALKING HEADS INp)Idyl MADONNA BILLY OCEAN lo e ArATLES 17-12 RUISER J MET JACKSON 11-9 Cl.notUOIN TIL TUESDAY HUMAN ISAGUE STEVE aMId00D TIL BILLY Á110L ARLAN FRANKLIN Nei EDITION LIONEL PICRIC CALL STEVE 56NN000 ORAN JUICE JONES OCASEK KFT LBOIaa ID ORAN RJUICE 5 31-23 WKAU/AppNbnO.M.gr ARCADIA BON JOVI BILLY IAL FAR CORPORATION (dpi FRANNIE s TO x BON JONI Kwln KN OND RoWBrNN1pB A-HA MID 114140nO4M. HI BANGLES OHO HUEY LEWIS 2-2 E 1 -I LABAN DARYL HALL 10 LIONEL F B -5 REGTIGER Joy Stom 2-10 ILLY IDOL Hottest: HUEY BEACH LOVERBOT ARCADIA STACEY 0 12 -B BOYS I WAJC CHUM GLASS TICER 2-1 INA 4-JANA 3 JANET LACNSONTN1 IAUPERO2 16 STACEY 0 BILLY JOEL 17-12 LIONEL i2 -9 B RUCE HORNSBY GENESI S 4-2 13 -6 RICHIE s 23-17 CYNDI OER xUévn THE TINA TIMER 21 -15 WANG CAA ./ERMAINE STEHART 20-13 I-1 -) DON JOHNSON 10-7 EDDIE MNEYI28!19 CAMEO I D-27 LISA LISAL 31 -21 GENESIS 5-2 DON IOINBON D-I9 MADONNA ARETHA H DARYL HALL JANET JACKSON -e MADONNA D-213 H.. LEAGUE D-30 BOSTON D-29 VAN HELEN 11-5 BEN E. T 9-6 l STACETO4 WLRWIChmyHlpn, IL WIKR/Gr..n Bay. WI STACEY 2 BLACK BOYS WY KEY 0 12-10 KATOISan Som. CA KKAZICMy.nn., DON . ox 15-10 McCrllty/MkMN T. McC.nNMCK4pMn KKRCISieu. Polls. SO HUEY LEWIS ^E 3-2 DON JOHNSON 1a-Il KAY1071U1m. OK Bob Jack Al.nd.r KiNey/O'Dotiplu BILLY JOEL LISA LISA Harlow SLMSBS.n Luis CA C01Yx R 21-15 LIONEL Oblpo. MADONNA Hone BNln RICHIE TOTO 17-10 NU SAO. ,12 BILLY 11x1L CuINn.ISW LIONEL RICHIE ldpe JANET JACKSON 1A-11 CAMEO 15-7 pl STEVE ARETHA FRANKLIN CAMEO LIONEL RICHIE WGCLCIw.tand OH ARETHA IN RIO OCASEK YINVICOD OrIAN JUICE JONES 21 )dpi EDDIE MONEY -II STEVE WINWOOD MADONNA oC..cioBump.. BOSTON MADONNA KITS/Boisa. 10 CAM! LAUTER 22 -14 MADONNA MIAMI BILLY IDOL BILLY IDOLI LEWIS THE 1 -1 Tom Eve, LIONEL RICH1E BILLY LISA GENESIS NANO CAA Lenin VANDROSS AAA/ LISA PETER CETERA KOMO/Nonqulu, HI BURNS SISTERS CHICAGO WANG LOVERBOY 8-6 Attest AaBAKER 6-2 TOTO 10 Hotteet BILLY SOUfER Idol BAD COMPMIN CAMEOOC(dp) HUA THE 1 -1 AMnaIMNNr 11, JOHNSON -8 MUGS LEVIS ALLY BERLIN CHICAGO THE 1-1 IIML FAR CORPORATION layi Hot teat : STEVE WIIM0011 LIONEL RICCA 2 -2 21-122 YARN LIONEL o128-1) CHG ToTO PETER GABRIEL Attest VAN MACH 6-4 BILLY TOUTER HU.N 5 3-1 TINA LIONEL WE ..Monopole.. IN ANDERSONI a RING 6-4 BOSTON (dpi LEAGUE TURNER 2-20 RICHIE HUEY LEWIS 4 THE l -1 GENESIS 7-5 ONO HUEY LEWIS THE CYNDI a Hottest: GENESIS Mar Stevens GENESIS ) 29-21 KCMO)ColumbA MO TINA DINNER 18-10 Hottest, LIONEL RICHIE JANA TJKKSOx 2 ?4 ROBERT PALMER 31-24 7-3 T INA TURN. 14-8 KKRDIWkMb. KS Attain LISA LISA -10 DON HAI, COMPANY TuMNBakw KWTO/SRrbgSNd. N MO ART NOISE E 5-2 BATON 20-20 CTNDI u JANET JACKSON t 65-11 MOMS LEE SINTER OWorGNIKIam. L LISA T K O'GrNy O SINON 16-13 STEVE W1W/000 KOZEILewbn, IO BEACH BIYS E39-3690 LISA BON SOVI WANG 18 LISA LISA 8-4 KIIUKpok.m, WA DAVID DAVID KIIK/Daverpwt IA BRUCE HORNSBY CHUNG Jay McCall 0-37 BILLY IDOL MADONNA JANET JACKSON 10-5 John l.ryen Jim 0'14. IDOL LIONEL RICHIE GENESIS 12-, KZOZISanIUN ObMpO.CA r BILLY IDOL MADONNA BILLY R I)Cao..do Spenp.. CO LIONEL R1CHIE BEACH BOYS IDOL (Ap) BON 5001 WHAMI CaNrMRMrou. MADONNA DEVICE LISA LISA John D.ntE.r KLUCILNo V.eH.. NV LISA LISA LIONEL RICHIE Hottest prres CETERA NANO CHUNG CAMEO ARA. FRANXLIN STEVE Immor EDDIE (ape ANDERSON M DNM.ylor A-HA STEVE WINWOOD MONEY 3-1 I-1 HUEY LEWIS THE 1-1 BILLY IAL BADONNA MADONNA PETER GABRIEL. ROBERT PA..ER JANET BILLY IDOL 4-2 GENESIS a3 MADONNA LIONEL MCKIE 8..CH BOYS IIILLY IDOL 20-CYNDI 10 ART OP NOISE R IC OCASEK 11-4 ,JO TINA TuRNER OUIST TOTO DARYL HALL 6-4 RIOT (dp) ROBERT LIONEL ACME BRUCE MINNA° BOSTON 24-9 3-2 ORAN TINA TURNER l-I TOTO CYNDI - 10-5 JUICE JONES lap) BILLY IDOL LIoNEL RICHIE WHAMI LISA LISA (dpi BON SOW 18-13 BILLY OCEAN 4-3 24-20 EDDIE MONEY 7-4 GUNS STACEY OU158 RIc TIL TUESDAY MANG CHUNG Attest TIGER 5-4 Y94/F.rpo e-s ?ND JELVNERMA(JO EdÁPTSTd ) (d ANC COMING VAN HALEN 8-s BRUCE MORNSBY HUEY LEWIS J.ET JACKSON 5 MOBWSRrInBFIeM. JOURNEY 1S-88 THE 1 -1 WZPL/IMlarulolk. IN ) Stan IL EDITION (dpl lap) B ANGLES 17-10 CAMEO DARYL GENESIS 9-6 M.In BOSTON P4-11 HALL 3-2 Steve SN.a owYlwl.y ROBERT PALMER 2, BOSTON GENESIS . WHOTRounprown. OH STACEY -I ANDERSON LORING 2-1 EDDIE MONA 28-21 KTMTIMNFON, OR Hottest EURSTIMICS 0-10 EDDIE MONEY 0 LIONEL B ILLY IDOL GIASS TIGER 2 2 BOSTON D-31 GENESIS 5-1 BOSTON 31- 24 Dick Thompson RICHIE 4 R. ChMN Smdr BRUCE HORNSBY OND JANET JACKSON 7-5 DON JOHNSON PETER GABRIM LIONEL ACME JANET JACKSON LISA LISA KROITus

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R&R FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986/87 PARALLELS I Bon Jovi Contin Caneo Continued Please note, frozen play Ms are E Indicated with an "fr" next to the Inn WON" a noma 9200 24-19 :-22 w eve on raw nó9 297 22-17 RAPE -27 previous week's chart position. 2041 1-70 SCAMP K o. 33-22 228? 4-76 W021 a 21 821E a 922 72-314- 21 WPM 26-21 9,_26 2w 9-26 Lóó SNEENAEASTON RBR's CHR reporters are chosen on ANITA o Ir 6cv6OO 6AKER wen 5 e 96 11-24 21-19 Far (EMI America) 2uM o0 fr So So Good the basis of location, ratings, and ability Sweet FISK 0107 Love (Elektra) wCn 0104 439 About Ngi0 Oo29 92X 4-30 . 15-9 0104 9-21 LP Last Soundtrack to report current, timely music informa- Rapture 1410.11 on WKS on 6- 117105 37-71 LP 2100 71-28 0106 nun 0-25 WTI 28 21 0106 4-79 .144 4-37 tion. C é-39 is1iY9 2- 17 Mx60 661114 .02 21-18 0105 2,-23 Baer 71-24 Parallel( Reporters: KT= 24-70 1.70 30-17 wan 7111 Selected stations 2421 .107 14-8 32% 206110 66% a ' 220i ñ- BITS 29-20 ICE. 4.37 National that are format- dominant and /or exert National VOL% on Regional Summary 8102 on 4-26 significant peg nal Summary 844102 019' 141.1 Reach UP 37 national influence, in major 21412 )4-28 6246L 14-9 T ech UP 159 2400 1489S 221. 4-39 E 191 DEBUTS 1 markets with a metro 12+ K6 32-135 WCIL 12-24 ARAI population, E 81% DEBUTS 13 4-40 S 30% VAC 29 K.. enon MTLWKer s 881 SAME 22 MGT. 4 M according to Arbitron, of 1 million or m KLO 50% DOWN 9 1 M 79% DOWN w 30% ADDS 1 more. KPKK on W 94% ADDS 10 WAG 24- i LeW m 47107 R200 112 -78 BW. a13-16 0100 16-29 Parallel 2 Reporters: Selected stations 0i 611T2 d-34 18-14 14a5 221. on 04100 KOKO 0101 95211 21-28 that SACK 17-29 ROC: 21224 10-12 209. are format- dominant and /or exert K IM a-120 WIT WONP 16-16 B1B106 21-20- KOON a significant local or regional influence, x 1.440 n-40 8x02 30 -25 n L1 Soirre 0106 29 -n tip 21m 5 sen in secondary markets with a metro seer KKRO IemOn-1x MAZY. on L6OOT SOUTH 66LS 24-20 27 - 22 ROlE on WFLY 2228 9940 r60-rw on 12+ population, according to Arbitron, -10 :iSsn: l 4-38 VOIX 4106 20-20 ó4 6.1130 12-10 1 21C1 i SOUTH between 200,000-1 million. XXXS 14-13 1ñ21 on TYe 1 4 288-22 wen 40-74 `s-:4 2 106 on wileit 2-2 9ä 29-2e 0104 Parallel 3 Reportera: Selected stations Lm2 24-97 tip Lúluc PETER CETERA w/ AMY ORANT WKS 6ñ 04 reer si 2-921 REOS 9-11 OF. 4-77 2 -I1 70-27 656% 421. on eT1Mtn that are format- dominant and/or exert KC. on The Next Time I Fall (Full Moon/ /B) 14224 15-74 0-8 ó-ié WW2 15l5¡ 9Cälr0 49 Bes?' 77.31 12,2 .100 12-7 1r1Ì00 Ken }-I6 26017 0101 a significant local or regional influence, 1-11 min 2s -20 sT 26-20 LP. Solitude /Solitaire WPM 75-17 WCAU 1B-15 2 e-27 WWI 2-36 N IOMIST in smaller markets ROOT 29-24 wen -éó2 6616 on with a metro 12+ 101018 1O : 2 isO21 fr wóo-2M==;136}} 41uS 14-9 -21 95.,0 BÌas áe 6646 on Mlllnsr population, according to Arbitron, of 0107 KAM r 2955 28 -26 WIR. 27-2229-21 YR4 4-21 a-ui 173140 72% La8 BOL 4-37 2 SAHT 67wr on 3008 280 er YYr 199,999 and below. 6-21 National 2241 24-16 1.82 on WISO 26-26 0-26 Lsac - 23 1100191 Mtn 4419 Regional Summary 24-21 WCIL 4-37 Bret 25 -16 11112 34-29 Reach UP 56 ió61 9 14-13 940 17-10 Mtn ® 2101 12-14 40.1 66210 d-37 103012 on (4(ú á12+ 26-27 19 54 1Yx E 811 DEBUTS 55 LIOI fr i35-34 SOOT. 0.96 38-77 239 Reports 4842 4-22 4-16 S 68% 22 O 042 0895 % 28 SAME 97194 4.70 r 39-11 I2pvePe 02-18 M 691 DOWN o 9; 29-22 4111. 18-16 2041 27-24 [BREAKER 1 KRRZ on 741 10.8 14619. on 7100 16-12 K MS 8-26 M ADDS 40 .-28 on 2_19 nn KIOTO 21-1. 42017 26-18 KIOSS on Kan 2010 -1023 6010 10-8 .ri 25-77 3 WOUX 21-16 2E00 110 25-27 0105 17-1-12 P2100 4-71 24 I 8POr 27-19 BOSTON WAT JOHN DOE Mlwrfn woe Clpro25-2 wan 22-18 2211 Amanda (MCA) 41;1 11YU2 "Hit 0102 .ASr 2-26 Song" (Any/shell u-11 6600 d-40 FM. on W 2i-22 9107 24-21 LP. Third Stage XXII -26 á r9 6.02 17-11 LP. Ha Song 295 4-39 2s 15 B104 on rC w ren 0-12 2104 9-8 RUB -22 SLY96 21-21 K30LO5291120 4106 4-29 REZB 2 25 ú-10 0101 14-12 4 35V! 0245 10-11 WWI 23 e-Ie .04106 20-11 rani 17 fr Kli 94. WAPI on Oi 2+a0 0106 on .1 i2-92 213/37 88% 9511. 100/25 231-21 National ñ 2e924 a 44% KámO 22-2i 8-16 ual B2 13-31 24PE 4-77 r 29-}l Mara WK. 26-23 K ITT 19-15 Regional Summary MACY on 2l 540.9, AmIT 17-15 Kive 18-16 Reach UP 57 894 4-30 á L220 4O 0105 MOCe 72-25 R4d Sp 20 i0-i4 8C E 911 DEBUTS 96 wKEL W ]5 26 06100 on f Mar 21-15 KAM 3]1 10 S 861 SAME 23 6 m giI wr 7re -}9 64211 1-239 n 21% arra AP. 34-25 MIMES, Minter M 93% DOWN 0 W I. 37-28 95%11 on s Sell A 0 .4102 27-21 W 88% ADDS 37 SOWN 1.81 71-27 Wan on KI1S 21-15 2440 VASIS on WOW on W 19% Adds 30-25 WMn00 26-21 'OWL 21-26 940 on MOM a 5-21 6 n 30wT e-39 11327 - KNOR 30-24 -19 897 -17 WW1 a soma M. e 4106 29-20 KWV m 9 fr EXAMPLE 2 00IE 4-24 K23_294 19-17 tip O 106 4-35 42107 27-19 K.I0 4-29 L 12-18 seer KNK1 5-5 1414.6 1196 4-75 on WOID on 4-23 rK 11-11 100/25 - 100 CHR reporting stations on FLO -22 2111 72-31 Win 24.2 19-12 095 07 4-30 e9358 KeLi 21 WORD 26 a O 106 429- It this week including 25 new adds. RUSE rt6o an WW1 é_22 87105 36-74 9-22 4.2 on )2 Winn 39-24 Y106 ó10i on 418 12-111 WIGY 44% - Percentage of this weeks re- 67107 4-40 4 24-32 rM2 26-15 94Z 4-30 6-22 6060 120 KB. 4 1424111 a porters playing 25 OK 20 31-211i 95 1xxx e4-32 6 it 2604 25-15 !ono -22 l WTI 4-29 n.e-IB 0101 20451 20-16 ,2eé27 IMPE 4-29 18-15 47.06O Km. 30-28 Regional Reach Percentage of reporters 141106 40-34 C401 WIF. 29-24 - WNOT wen 2101 25-71 1B-ll IOW 18-12 wCAU 4-78 L2úé 4-26 pleving the song within each region. 894 4-23 22.1 4-29 Kr. on wen La 0 áJ28 210i 0 Beer PRO-IN 4-74 04100 on 2i- WWB00Y astre? 4-21 . National Sumtry weer 0107 O i9ñá RMp 7_10 I1 010e L9c e-39 CAVA 4-2ó 22 91x1LT6-19 4.5 10 a KWA 18-15 0-28 PAM n-31 Up 51 - Number of stations moving 22 i2-2o Min Klie 2 -29 ellxrtar 4202 12-16 4105 4-75 w oe 4-70 it WINK 9-9 :2 215-19 2 2m28-I8 up on the chan.. win 4-77 WM 4-71 Kilo d-36 EURYTHMICS 22 9 n-3 --27 : a 4-24 WIC - ái9 Ká80 .1i02 wen Laio Debuts 20 - Number of stations FOZE 29'-23 POTS RoOs n-2é Missionary Man (RCA) MAN 17-16 K en i2-22 14.82 27-19 MOP 29 11 RUSS 0-404 -24 debuting the song this week. 1B-15 e-2l 6322 : 201-27 LP Revenge Inn on MOOT 6312 6-s 24 2é2 á 17-11 5104 294 31-19 0100 4-74 28 nBQIRe Same 4 Number 21-104 25 4617 a 01.1 4-73 - of stations report- 6666 4-26 897 4-21 4- 826.0 9-20 21 K OK 4-26 9óp ]32 RZOU 4-2é ting no movement this 6ro 32-27 MAZY 40-30 rol 26 -20 4-22 930 28226r FP., 0 105 10-26 tip : a x MIX 37-70 166/1 67% week. IOn to On. Add 1096 6-16 29--2ó VAST 70-26 OPRO 21 22 WT 0a44110 National to On, 31 302 14-24 09 1 M -2914 292 4-28 9940 4-39 -31. etc.) W.. e-22 Summary WOW 277 0104 100 W eer Regional UP 154 Down O Number 66611 on W S. MTV 4-28 Reach - of stations moving .-2s 25 reAM 4-29 Y9 25 4 on 16-11 E 80% DEBUTS 3 it down on their charts. M 4-20 W ERZ 79-72 rv°s 22-29 Weer oó¢. 4-38 8 84% SASE 29 Y101 on 1 01ó2 new 4102 70-25 o Adds 25 WOW 43i3 26. 4-29 KHAN M 781 DORAN 11 - Total number of stations SERMONS WIC lä0 KIRX 36-76 1.142 24-22 S 31-29 .019 W 901 ADDS 1 adding it this week. wf2Y an 1s-29 California Dreamt"?' (Capitol) 02 14.2 31-28 B ur :2w :n Lr 32-29 00101 194 on Kám :-27 31 LP Made In The MILS e-29 30-18 FLOC 73-26 KOor 77-77 U.S.A. 11 6212 21-12 RATO 4-16 8-21 e -17 .424 4-27 1106 16-12 26 MVBB 29-11 woLx 4-74 Kr39 4-73 14626 -18 460 17-12 21 2661 w 2224 4 -38!2 0106 20 -20 uLOL -l2 Yrl0 licex Y7 KFA. 4-34 A 64126 3616 mirensi WW2 4-77 Koeó 74-32 National MICR 29 FrOir 2104 22-20 WOO 70-21 2220 4-29 WT Regional Summary BIOS e R o0 á9 121 6-14 61130 20-15 4-31 31 w ent 404 KIN 18-20 RNlI 22-16 Reach UP 12 WCIL 4-22 29-28 62114 4-35 1)-11 666B 17-11 Kb E 41% -27 not. 4-il wen -26 ART OF NOISE w/MAX HEADROOM [NIA] DEBUTS 10 -40 WPM 9-9 S 351 CA:O ! 8.96 on LL,'é 16- SAME 37 KSZP on 0401 3-2 39-20 Paranoimia KcPR0c E-36 897 WSW 15-14 (China /Chrysalis) M 286 DOWN 0 KKAL 28-23 WCAU 29-23 95X. 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Peter Gebriol Continued Glass Tiger Continued 1 BRUCE HORNSBY II THE RANGE 940 24-23 W INK e-34 95710 19-36 INPI.1 5-11 EAST 293 24 fr RAMS 9-14 18 2100 20-15 R55106 5-5 The Way It Is (RCA) 92PM ACKA 66 sla1 G U 5-3 PI )-6 31-22 )6-15 LP The Way It Is [ TY% WM 31-26 O94 27-19 O 008 7-19 e-15 6 T1 3-3 .10122 30-24 J liSSX 6-6 B97 19-18 WI. BILLY IDOL FM STAR AOKI 22-18 SOO. 01077 3-1 WM 22-21 411. 27-24 2.1 n3C1R 9- on SAV31 3-2 7rR00 I2-11 To A (Chrysalis) 142.4 95700 8-6 Be Lover Can't Wad Another Minute (RCA) 16-14 Ko12 75-34 -1 24-20 mar LP Whiplash Smile LP Sdk & Steel 9-6 2-11 137m B7% National M3D Nen WOO 0-24 -22 05 17-13 Mi29ó 6-5 Summary 641 on 3e- ID 940 8 -6 e5n Regional ALS u KLwm 2r .97 II fr WM 7-5 Reach UP 20 SAMS 0-If 27-25 KT. 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"Top Gun' Soundtrack i9 -17 fiOS 9 2.2 on KSND . -29 MUTH n. 11-27 sf i21x RAW 4111-4 35-20 411 K. }i2-í9 29-25 3/447 7-1 50101 mu, 1 a-15 11.12 a 2ái5 ï WLOL 0515 29-24 RTMO 51250 .11-4 10.1 a-25 WSKS e-]7 194 d-24 w ID 2-6 WW2 20-18 .-25 2104 20-19 R571 19-13 mar 2200 25-19 WOK 22.15 WW. 26-21 19p 5202 a erar 11 WRAU 1100 B-10I 2102 26-19 2.16 a 5106 II-8 GIOS 19-14 12% National 935 24 I1-14 WEKS 25-19 WOG/ 17,3 1 32 -29 19 OCAS 11.7 102CIR 32-25 1171V 30.27 62112 21-18 2108 0ás0 2a -2 14.2 a-32 Regional Summary 0105 SRO/ 17,4 24-22 fr 26-22 05 5.106 7 5112 e -23 trrr PRO-PM 14-12 wINIC 19-30 W151 35-25 Reach UP 178 SAST 12-30 22110 25-20 -]1 0107 12-9 WH 1-14 WBSS 15-13 E 94% DEBUTS 1 Mfpá 1 01 an MAVA 12-4 SAMS 4523 WOOS 4-34 MBLI 29-19 111.4 21-15 WOK 19-16 9 ROC, 31-11 S 91% SAME 29 C501 on IM 9-8 e-56 KMOD 6-23 WORD 25 11.9 100.11 10-6 fr ISLIDI 17-13 l %% 21 -19 SOUTH T57t 1011 WAN 26-22 M 97% DOWN Il 2100 on 14 -15 5052 10-IB DCAU 1.00 15-10 1-11 Ioc 17 -I5 W 88% ADDS 2 EDDIE MONEY W W2 17-11 0 -29 294 15-2 REGL on fr 10101 30-21 12 +sport 18-9 K ILO COIL CUT 101405 0104 17521 91n. Take Me Home Tonight (Columbia) 0-18 WPC 12-9 RUBE 20-18 2a TR 16-I120-17 R4105 26-20 29-24 24-18 WFMI SOWN C722 34-23 21RE SO 33 -27 WAIT ieuo 33 OÓ 1-2 e-21 LP'. Can Hold Back 0107 17-17 IJ-12 5 -2 2ó 22-1, M 11 272 22-12 RQS0 11 -21 KID 2á 1-2 4-2 RIE a-19 wAVA 21-12 Cot 11-8 21-19 VW MRS 9-8 K ITS en 02100 24-12 R 27 -22 WWI 10-5 995G 15-11 0106 14-10 KATO 12 9'9 OORR0e 22-20 0105 4-29 16-25 S OUTH 100251 20-15 17p WPM 3-2 ü 140 22211 7-7 WRNS 10.7 2112C 32-28 10010 4-33 952IL 11-7 1.44 30-22 FRO 16 111107 112% 940 a0-S w/C211 6-3 MAN 16-15 KKRD 16-10 MIDWEST ODA 19-9 W000 24 fr W 0 1i 33 National 29) 71 fr WOMP 12-10 117LY 17-16 SHOTOT 2 1111112 4-19 WM. 15-12 2104 26-24 II 8 t man 19-31 9820 7.S Regional Summary 21 fr WIPE 1.101 9.7 23-1 K848 .-17 5162 d-36 15-12 21. 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Poolside 242107 22-22 KM 8-6 Reach UP 127422 on WRY E 44% DEBUTS 54 85118 PMO 40-23 LIAS 15-12 S 314 SAME 29 4 26-19 AOOT 1_7 M 34% wean e DOWN 4 72I6 90% 40-39 2101 W 52% 18 -15 2601 26-21 ADDS 0 National Wß06 "IONIST 2E22 17-14 KIM Regional 0 RIMS 16-21 22211 21-15 Summary WYK O KRAt 31-24 Reach 2116 on 2 -11 UP 38 WTIC KOZE 17-15 P UP on otoFlt E 354 10.111e 05-21 20 -15 W15Yi WIO. 25-21 DEBUTS 4 K NO2 on MST K 39 -32 KILT 21-17 4ße4 40-38 S 34% [NBA] Y94 36-32 MEE o-25 rom 14-7 W. 22-21 2600 d-28 -16 NOC4 -32 SAME 18 W A1T an MAN 4-12 M KITS B08% 10 -7 KIM 17-15 tip 101 9960 a K0)T9 S 25 -24 DOWN 7 KS. on 11 23-20 104712 SAeT W RnL 5 31-29 BYwa 29 -21 OR100 20-17 42% 6808 on 201 30-26 6 20-16 ADDS 5 KW. on on 26 -21 NERO 1?- MX on 1.116 an 21-104 21 fr 2002 25.18 no8 17-23 e KEPI MOAN 30 -29 110. a 163-120 6110 24-23 K16 on SPI 8=296 16.14 1060 6-39 eYM fr LIONEL RICHIE 6111. 39-37 2.104 on 930 26-15 34 -30 1135X on 0STe 4x90 2] -22 029 557-4 KITS 8-54 Love Will Conquer All (Motown) PRO-91 on WM( 10-8 111100 33-28 LAST 21122 33-31 6201 32-24 Fall 937 TD 35-31 4010 4iP test Rp 0 211111 LP. Dancing On The Ceiling [morta WOK 35-35 WT 194 i 0100 6 -40 IRO: On P i 36-36s -5 Woo 104 on 35 -f9 Romo 1 1 SL»6 4104 27 -23 0100 32-23 940 25 -19 2 23 -20 mon 61.161 19-17 010 23 -23 n0S 13 0 9a K OON 2 -8 m9d -40 95 On 942 22-20 é -12 NTIC 19-IS "3IR0BT KITS 25 142/742 0x5 27 remo 29 -27 National RI-104 37 er 22211 6-6 WIS 4-19 -37 1019 Regional Summary 01w0101 19 -37 4-27 AVM On Ir PET SHOP BOYS tans 38-35 10-x8 Reach u-20 M7CL 6-ll d 21 -19 PED PM 26-26 UP 0 K NIM 36 -39 I KNTR 166 KIIR on on 5 Love Comes Quickly (EMI America) E 63% DEBUTS 0 wee 22 -20 WAYA on S 61% NIA WLOL u e »o4 RAPT LP Please SAME 0 -20 i SOUTH M 451 DOWN 0 nST WORD fr Re06-23 2-22 í W 70% ADDS 142 RYYY 23 -20 IS-15 7100 951001 11-11 [ 20 -33 1104 297 21-12 10104l 9-16 OUTFIELD KKRZ 29 -29 FQo 20-20 O IOS on SOSTe Li 25 -22 M 9-17 toco 26 512 34% 794 22-40 17-13 Everytime You Cry (Columbia) National B6í0]3 -20 eloRa2 RWro 7 2161m84 21-266 22 13 -21 MST Regional Summary 55Fr WRY on a4»oOio 1-Oi LP, Play Deep 6 -2 % 16 -16 11/22 6 2102 26-22 Eoa3h TS 46 -:-39 n ; 2 7-1i 0102 31 -27 JR on 2103 0- 19 E 31% I DEBUTS 2 Cur 2128 166-13 28-25 6--29 we8 39-37 S 281 SAME 31 1AOo 8104 a 0 KNOX R00? on 110] On YB®2 RAn on M 581 ADS 2 win a -32 A 27-25 K ROR6 2132} WPM? 10110 on IIS ll-8 B2N s% W 561 ADDS 2 Mao 21-21 2602 24-21 11-12 l4 National 6200 WILT e -10 UC MP -30 201OIR on KT. 17-16 9y 4BY9 9 SOIL GIOS ßG50 2282 16-20 Regional Summary íN1 2242 19-15 d-30 2-26 4 30 2x1'0 25 11 Reach UP 20 KAM -30 -28 9-12 11010 WRIL -35 KITS on 1-18 0514-9 OJT WOOS 26 XT. 24-24 d-37 E 31% DEBUTS 14 WNW 28 RTer 28103 11- 9 NIA WINK S0L -26 WO. on S 22% SAME 23 953001 36 ORSI S LAW x9-25 a10-,7 weer we sT 94 0 -36 -2e SOOT. 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BREAKERS.. } MOST ADDED MOST ACTIVE HOTTEST LIONEL RICHIE (142) ROD STEWART (93) JANET JACKSON (99) MADONNA (115) CHICAGO (86) GENESIS (96) MADONNA BILLY IDOL (83) BRUCE HORNSBY (64) JUEY LEWIS & NEWS (94) True Blue (Sire /WB) WANG CHUNG (58) PAUL SIMON (57) CYNDI LAUPER (92) 83% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 41, 28, 15, ARETHA FRANKLIN (52) TRIUMPH (56) STACEY 0 (80) Debuts Same TINA TURNER (58) Down 0, Adds 115 including WXKS, Z100, 0107, 940, WMMS, KDWB, PETER CETERA (40) CAMEO (51) BRUCE HORNSBY (39) PET SHOP BOYS (48) DON JOHNSON (54) KITS. See Parallels, debuts at number 33 on the CHR chart. BOSTON (37) TIL TUESDAY (47) LISA LISA . (52) PETER CETERA with AMY GRANT STEVE WINW000 (36) ORAN "JUICE" JONES (43) DARYL HALL (51) ORAN "JUICE" JONES (35) NEW EDITION (41) GLASS TIGER (42) Next Time I Fall (Full Moon /WB) 72% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 56, Debuts 55, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 40 including WCAU, PRO-FM, KBEQ, Y108, KZZP, KKRZ, KS103. See Parallels, debuts at number 37 on the CHR chart. Most Active = Ups + Debuts - Downs ARETHA FRANKLIN BILLY SUER "Love Is The Hero" (Capitol) 55/22 Jumpin' Jack Flash (Arista) Moves: Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 30, Down 0, Adds 22 including K104, WERZ, 930, WROO. WSKZ, WEAG. KIYS. KXYQ, KATD, KOIZ. WZYP, KSMB, WDBR. KDW. KTMT. 72% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 23, Debuts 32, Same 65, Down 0, Adds 52 including WKSE, PRO -FM, 93FM, Z95, Q102, 92X, Y108. Complete airplay in Parallels. BON JOVI L SIGNIFICANT ACTION You Give Love A Bad Name (Mercury /PolyGram) 61% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 61, Debuts 17, Same 36, Down 0, Adds 31 including B94, KTKS, WNVZ, WHYT, WNYZ, WSKZ, WABB. See DEVICE "Who Says" (Chrysalis) 49/8 Parallels, debuts at number 39 on the CHR chart. Moves. Up 4. Debuts 6. Same 31, Down 0, Adds 8. WKSE. KKRZ, WERZ, WSPK. WEAG, KRO. WQCM, KYYA, KIKX d-40, KLUC 38 -36, WKPE on, OK100 d-40, WJMX 38 -37, 0104 d -38. DAVID & DAVID "Welcome To The Boomtown" (A&M) 46/9 NEW & ACTIVE Moves: Up 9, Debuts 2. Same 26, Down 0. Adds 9, KMJK, WOKI, KZOU, WLRS, KXYQ, WGAN, KNAN, KFMW, KTMT, WPHD d -35, WRSR 32 -27, WPFM 33 -29, WBWB 35-29, SLY96 40-37. OK95 33 -29. LUIS CARDENAS "Runaway" (Allied Artists) 43/7 Moves: Up 10, Debuts 2, Same 23, Down 1, Adds 7 including PRO LIONEL RICHIE "Love Will Conquer All (Motown) 142/142 -FM, KRBE, WKRZ, KWES, WBEN 26 -25, WMMS 29 -24, K104 38 -32, WSPK d -40, 0106 35 -34, KTUX 40 -38, KATO 31 -27, OK100 33 -30. 95XIL 33 -30. WOMP 36-29, KGOT 22-18. Moves Up O. Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 142 including 8104, WPHD, WBLI, WCAU, WAVA, 940, Y100, B97, B96, Z95, WCZY, WHYT, KHTR, KITS, KKRZ. BEUNDA CARLISLE "I Feel The Magic" ( IRS/MCA) 43/2 Moves: Up 12, Debuts 1, Same 28. Down 0, Adds 2, WKSE, WERZ, WBEN d-35, 897 25 -23, KKRZ 37- 35.0100 31 -27, WPST BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE The Way R Is" (RCA) 137/39 37-33, KIIK 29-28, KIYS 35-32. KLUC 34-31, WKSF 35-32, WZYP 40 -37, KDW 34-29. KGOT 35 -30, OK95 40-37. Moves. Up 20. Debuts 44, Same 34, Down 0, Adds 39 including WXKS, WKSE, 951NZ, WNVZ, KHTR, WLOL, Y108. KZZP, 0106. 94Z, WBBO 39-35, WKOB 33 -28, WROO 34 -27. KATD 33 -26, WQCM 38-30. WHAMI "Where Did Your Heart Go?" (Columbia) 33/33 ROD STEWART "Another Heartache" (WB) 137/7 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 33 including WPHD, WBLI, Y100, B96, WMMS, KKRZ. KS103, 98PXY, WNYZ, Moves. Up 83, Debuts 10, Same 37, Down 0, Adds 7, Z94. 99DTX, KJ103, WWFX. 0101. KNAN, WCIL, WCAU 28-22, PRO - WINK, KWES, KITY, WKZL, KKR°. KNMO. FM 31 -29, WRSR 28-24. WMMS 24 -19. KWK 26-23. KNBO 32-29, WINK 40-36. WOUT 36-31. See Parallels, moves 39 -38 on MIDNIGHT STAR "Midas Touch" (Solar/Elektra) 32/7 the CHR chan. Moves: Up 14, Debuts 3, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 7 including KZZP. KXX106, WSSX. WCAU 30 -27, Y100 27 -22, B97 d -29. CHICAGO "25 Or 8 To 4" (WB) 122/4 B96 39-34. WCZY 37 -33. FM102 d -19. KMEL 29 -24, 0100 39 -34, WNNK 23 -15, WLAN 35-30, KAMZ 29-24, KF95 22-20. Moves' Up 74, Debuts 12. Same 32, Down 0, Adds 4, KRBE, WLS, WOKI, KKAZ, WKSE 25-17, WPHD 34 -29, B94 19 -16, TALKING HEADS "Wild Wild Life" (Sire/WB) 31/4 WKTI 17 -13, KPLZ 34 -30, 930 40 -35, WPST 34 -31, WKRZ 36 -33. WBBQ 40 WABB -20, -34. 24 WBAM 23 -19. Moves: Up 14. Debuts 3. Same 10, Down 0. Adds 4, KITS, Z94, KITS, WZYO. WPHD 29 -23, 951NZ 29-26. WRSR 34-33, WLS CAMEO "Word Up" (Atlanta Artiats/PolyGram) 96/30 20 -15, Z95 25-21, WLOL 21 -17, WEAG 20 -18, Z104 20 -18, KIYS 36 -29, KXYQ 37-35, WAZY 28 -23. Moves: Up 36. Debuts 16, Same 13. Down 1, Adds 30 including K106, 0107, WNVZ, Z95. WTIC. WNOK, Y107. KJ103, 6104 BANGLES "Walk Like An Egyptian" (Columbia) 28/10 30-26, B94 13-8, Y100 24 -19, B96 31 -24. KITS 29-20, KMEL 14 -9, KXX106 21 -10. Moves: Up 6. Debuts 4. Same 7, Down 1, Adds 10 including WMMS, KS103, KUBE, KTKS 17 -16, KPLZ 21 -17. 0100 d -39, 'TIL TUESDAY "What About Love" (Epic) 96/12 KZZB 17 -14, KITY 26 -20, KZZU 17 -10, KNIN d -31, WCIL 29 -21, KZFN d -32. OK95 d -32. Moves: Up 25. Debuts 22, Same 37, Down 0. Adds 12 including WKSE, KPLZ, KHFI, KZZB, WLRS, WXLK, WRON, KITS, GWEN GUTHRIE "Ain't Nothin' Gain' On But The Rent" (Polydor/PolyGram) 25/0 WZYP, WXKS 32 -28, WPHD 37 -31, 951NZ 30-25, WMMS KMEL KCPX 40 WLRW 33 -26, 30 -26. -34. 33 -27. Moves: Up 9, Debuts 2, Same 10, Down 4, Adds 0 including CKOI on, PRO -FM 27 -25, 89630 -27, FM102 25-22, WKEE d -22, TRIUMPH "Somebody's Out There" (MCA) 94/4 KC101 d -30, KWES 34-32, BJ105 19 -18. Y106 34 -29, 94Z 29-28, 0104 27-24, SLY96 36-33. Moves. Up 47. Debuts 9, Same 34, Down 0, Adds 4, KDWB, 0106, WSSX, KZIO, WBEN 21 -13, WPHD 4 -3. 940 33 -29. R.E.M. "Fall On Me" (IRS/MCA) 22/8 WMMS 40 -36, WKTI 23 -20. K104 7 -3. WSPK 39 -35, WKOB 24 -21, KXYQ 30 -26, WKPE -33, 28 37 95XIL -23. Moves: Up 8, Debuts 3. Same 5, Down 0, Adds 6, WXKS, WERZ, KTUX, WEAG. WKPE, KSMB, WPHD 30 -24, 940 15 -9, PAUL SIMON "You Can Call Me Al" (WB) 94/0 WRSR 38 -37, KWK d -34, WBCY 31 -29, WOKI 34 -31. WLRS 40 -38, WBWB 34 -30, KGOT 34 -31. Moves: Up 57, Debuts 4. Same 29, Down 4, Adds 0 Including WXKS 27-23, 940 25 -19, WLS 24 -19, KDWB 24 -20. WLOL JAMES BROWN "Gravity" (Scoff Bros. /CBS) 21/6 16 -13. KUBE 23 -20. WLAN 29 -25, WPST 28 -24. WROO 32 -24. KF95 27 -22, KIYS 16 -13, KXYQ 25 -19, 95 %IL 14 -10, WYKS Moves. Up 0. Debuts 2. Same 13. Down 0. Adds 6. WXKS, KTUX. 95XXX, WFXX, WVBS, WCIL, Y100 d -35, WNNK on. WSPK 13 -10, WBWB 9 -7. on, 0106 on, WOKI d -38. KF95 on. ORAN "JUICE" JONES "The Rain" (Del Jam /Columbia) 85/35 FAR CORPORATION "Stairway To Heaven" (Also) 21/6 Moves. Up 29. Debuts 14, Same 7. Down 0. Adds 35 including PRO -FM, 0107, 940, KRBE, 0105, B96, 92X, KBEQ, KDWB, Moves Up 2, Debuts 5, Same 8. Down 0, Adds 6, WBBO, KATD, 95XXX, WFXX, KIRS, OK95. WPHD d-40, KDWB d -36. KMJK, KWSS, WCAU 40 V100 18 FM102 -25. -14, 5 -3, WPOW 17 -10. WLOL 26-22, WKOB d -33, WROO d -35. BJ105 34-32. KZZU d -34. STEVE WINW000 "Freedom Overspill" (Island/WB) 84 /36 FRANKIE GOES TO HOLLYWOOD "Rage Hard" (ZTT/Island) 19/5 Moves Up 7. Debuts 19, Same 22, Down 0. Adds 36 including WREN, WMMS, Y108, KNBO. WTIC, WKTI, WNNK, WBCY. Moves. Up 0, Debuts 0. Same 14, Down 0, Adds 5. WPHD, WRCK, WOMP, WVBS. KBIM, WXKS on. WKSE on, CKOI on-dp, 94Z, KIIK, WIKZ, WRSR 40 -30, WLS -30, WKSI 40 WEAG 21 -16. 34 -37, WERZ on. WKRZ on. WRON on, KIKX on -dp BEACH BOYS "California Dreamin' " (Capitol) 84/25 LEVEL 42 "Leaving Me Now" (Potydor/PolyGram) 18/2 Moves Up 12, Debuts 10, Same 37, Down 0, Adds 25 including WBEN, WRSR, KDWB, KWOO, KHFI, WKZL, 9907X, 0102, Moves. Up 5, Debuts 2. Same 9. Down 0, Adds 2, KGOT, °K9,5. 940 on, 951NZ on, 0100 on, WNNK 38 -35. 95XXX d -35, KÓIZ, WOID, WHYT -31, WHHY KBFM -33, 35 28-25, 37 WRON 31 -26, KSND 40 -35. WOCM 40-38. 0104 38 -35, KNAN 40 -38, KKAZ d-40. Y97 38-35. BILLY IDOL "To Be A Lover" (Chrysalis) 83/83 ARCADIA "Say The Word" (Atlantic) 16/7 Moves Up 0. Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 83 including WPHD, Z100, B94, WAVA. B97, WRSR, B96, WMMS, WKTI, Moves. Up 1, Debuts 0. Same 8, Down 0, Adds 7. WKSE. CKOI, KRBE, KTUX, WRON, WJAD, KBIM. Y100 34 -31, WERZ on. KWK. WLOL. V108, FM102, KKRZ, KMEL. WPST on, WRCK on, WKRZ on JERMAINE STEWART "Jody" (Ten /Arista) 83/24 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS "Hip To Be Square" (Chrysalis) 16/5 Moves. Up 11, Debuts 12. Same 36, Down 0, Adds 24 including B104, WBEN, KTKS. WERZ, WSPK, 6106, WKRZ, WANS, Moves: Up 2, Debuts 3. Same 5, Down Q Adds 6, WNCI, K%X106, KZ93, KOMO. KXYQ, WJMX. 0102 d -36, KHTR 31 -30. KITY, KOIZ, K106 d -26, B96 35 -28, 010040 -36. WTIC 30-27, KLUC 37 -34. K104 d -29, WNYZ 5 -5, WEAG d -20, 95XIL 40 -37 NEW EDITION "Earth Angel" (MCA) 83/5 CHRIS THOMPSON "What A Woman Wants" (Atlantic) 16/1 Moves. Up 48, Debuts 3, Same 16. Down 10, Adds 6, WCAU, KRBE, WZPL, WRON, KIKX, KISR, K106 23 14 -9, -18, 93FM Moves: Up 4. Debuts 2, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 1, WOID, K104 d -36, KIIK on, KIKX on -dp, KATD 32 -29, OK100 d -33, 100KHI KBEQ 1 8 -7. KITS 30-26, KS103 8 -5, K104 40 -35, WNNK 36 -22, G105 15 -11, KWES -1. 33 -32, KOIZ on-dp, WJMX on, WLRW on, Y94 37 -33, OK95 23-20. PET SHOP BOYS "Love Comes Quickly" (EMI America) 81/2 BEN E. KING "Stand By Me" (Atlantic) 15/11 Moves. Up 46, Debuts 2, Same 31, Down 0, Adds 2, WGLF, Y97, WXKS 22 -18. WKSE 19 WBEN 35 -32, -13, WCAU 39 -33. Moves. Up 2, Debuts 2, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 11, 8104. KTKS, KBEQ, KMEL, KOBE, WKEE, KAMZ, KTUX, 194, 103CIR, KITS 24 -21, KMEL 22 -18, KPLZ 28 -25, WPST 40 -36, KTUX 32 -29, KRO 30-27, WJMX 39-36, WDBR 23-18, KZOZ 35 -30. KHTZ, 0107 21 -18, KITS d -29, KATD d -34, Z102 40 -32. SHEENA EASTON "So Far So Good" (EMI America) 77/1 JEFFREY OSBORNE "Room With A View" (A&M) 15/2 Moves Up 37. Debuts 1, Same 29. Down 9, Adds 1, WKTI -16, KDWB WLOL 99DTX, 24 28-21, 18 -14, K104 9-8. WOUT Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1. Same 10, Down 0. Adds 2, CKOI, WNNK. PRO-FM on, B96 40 -36, RI -104 on, KXX106 29 -24. WSSX 27 -23, WKDD 37-33. KFIV 10 -8. KDON 37-34. WJMX 12 -10, 35-32, WPFM WCIL d-32, KFRX 25 -21, WSPT 25 -22. OK95 on-dp, WNOK on. WANS on, KLUC on, 0104 d -36. 0101 on. 18 -13 ASHFORD & SIMPSON "Count Your Blessings" (Capitol) 14/0 . NU SHOOZ "Point Ot No Return" (Atlantic) 72/5 Moves: Up 6. Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 0. Adds 0 including K106 27 -25, WXKS 26 -20, Y100 28-27, FM102 d -24, WNNK Moves. Up38. Debuts 4. Same 18, Down 7. Adds 5, CFTR, Y100, KXX108 94Z, 103CIR, 810427-23, KITS 11-8, KWSS 12 -9, 33-30, WROO 35-33, KAMZ on, WKSI on -dp, WANS on, KF95 on, WJAD on, 0104 32-27. KNBO 10 -8, WKEE 22 -15, KAMZ 17 -13, BJ105 22-14, 194 7 -2, KDON 12 -8, KSMB 40-35. K.T.P. "One Step" (Mercury/PolyGram) 13/4 LUTHER VANDROSS Me The Reason" (Epic) 71/4 "Give Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 4, WERZ. WNNK, KF95. KGOT, WKSE 36 -35, K104 on, RI-104 on-dp, WKRZ Moves 19, 7, Up Debuts Same 39, Down 2, Adds 4, K106. 94Z, KBOS, KKAZ, WCAU 37-34, WCZY 26 -21, WHYT 28 -25, on, WRON on, OK100 on. 95XIL on, WJAD on. 0100 35 -32, WNNK 26 -21. WSPK 40-36, KAMZ 16 -12, WRON 29-23, KYNO 36 -30, KDON 29 -25, 0104 33 -28. e RAINMAKERS "Let My People Go -Go" (Mercury/PolyGram) 13/3 OMD "(Forever) Uve And Die" /ABM) 70/26 (Virgin Moves: Up 4, Debuts 1, Same 5, Down 0. Adds 3, KWK, WAMX, KFMW, WPHD 40-36, WDJX on, WKAU on, KZIO on-dp. Moves: Up 5. Debuts 8, Same Down Adds including 31, 0. 26 K106, WXKS, K5103, WSPK, WNVZ, WBBO. WNOK, WKSI, Z104 33 -30, KYYY d-40, WBWB 21 -20. WCIL on -dp. WAZY on-dp. KWTO 22 -15. 94TYX, BJ105, KITS. WOID, WZYP, KMEL 33 -29, KATO 35 -31. TEMPTATIONS "Lady Soul" (Gordy/Motown) 12/4 OUTFIELD "Everytime You Cry" (Columbia) 63/6 Moves. Up 2, Debuts 0. Same 6, Down 0. Adds 4, WKSI, WDLX. 0104, 0101, WKSE on, KKRZ on -dp, K104 23 -20, WNNK Moves. Up 20, Debuts 14. Same 23, Down 0, Adds 6, Z95. WERZ, WLRS, KXYQ, WFXX. WBNO, WAMX 21 -16. WKDD 34 -27, on, WCKN on, KF95 on, OK100 19 -16, WJMX on. - WRON 23 -18, KIYS 32 -28, KZZU 40-33, WOMP 38.21, Y94 38 -34, KDVV 33-27, KFMW 30 -21. BAD COMPANY "This Love" (Atlantic) 11/11 WANG CHUNG "Everybody Have Fun Tonight" (Geffen) 58/58 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0. Same 0. Down 0. Adds 11, WAMX, WOKI, WLRS, KTUX, WEAG. WZOK, WGAN, WJAD. WJMX. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0. Same 0, Down 0, Adds 58 including WPHD. CKOI, KTKS, 951NZ, WRSR, KZZP. KMJK, KMEL, KPLZ. WPFM, KKAZ. 0100, Z94, WNYZ, WANS, Z104, KFIV. NANCY MARTINEZ "For Tonight" (Atlantic) 11/4 DIVE STAR "Can't (RCA) Wait Another Minute" 56/10 Moves: Up 6, Debuts 0 Same 1. Down 0, Adds 4, WNNK. KEZB, KBFM, KYNO, KMEL 27-19. WNOK on. KAMZ 27 -23. Moves. Up 25, Debuts 7, Same 14, Down 0. Adds 10. 0100. WNNK, WKOB, 0105, WKSI, WOKI, WDJX, KBFM, KDON, WPOW 30 -25, KITY 28-24, KMGX 40-33, WLRW 26.22. WAZY, WPU 28 -24, Z100 23 -20, KZZP 30 -26, KMEL 15 -12, WSPK 26 -22, WPOW 13 -9. QUIET RIOT "The Wild And The Young" (Pasha /CBS) 10/2 DAVID LEE ROTH "Goan' (WB) 56/8 Crary" Moves. Up 0, Debuts 1. Same 7, Down 0, Adds 2, KIKX, WJAD, KDWB on-dp, K104 on-dp. WKRZ on. KTUX on -dp, WRON Moves. Up 13. Debuts 5, 0, KWK, WKEE, Y106, Same 30, Down Adds 8, WKSE. KTUX, WKSF, KNAN, WVBS, WPHD 32 -27. d -35, WOMP on-dp. 99KG on-dp, OK95 on. WCAU 38 -35. WOKI 40 -35, KZOU 37 -31. WRON 33 -27. KIYS 38 -31, KOIZ 39 -31.

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2 , HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /Stuck With You (Chrysalis) 10 6 2 0 RIC OCASEK /Emotion In Motion (Geffen)

13 6 2 Q GENESIS/Throwing It All Away (Atlantic) 2 1 1 2 EDDIE MONEY/Take Me Home Tonight (Columbia)

15 e 5 JANET JACKSON/When I Think Of You (A &M) 7 Q BOSTON /Amanda (MCA)

7 5 3 4 DARYL HALL /Dreamtime (RCA) 7 5 4 0 TALKING HEADS/Wild Wild Life (Sire /WB) 12 7 6 GLASS TIGER /Don't Forget Me (When I'm 0 Gone) (Manhattan) 13 11 6 0 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /Hip To Be Square (Chrysalis) 24 17 12 TINA TURNER/Typical Male (Capitol) 0 19 15 11 0 STEVE WINWOOD/Freedom Overspill (Island /WB) 22 16 11 DON JOHNSON /Heartbeat (Epic) Q 12 12 8 Q DAVID & DAVID/Welcome To The Boomtown (A &M) 16 13 8 LOVERBOY /Heaven In Your Eyes (Columbia) 0 6 4 3 e R.E.M. /Fall On Me (IRS /MCA) 30 22 14 0 CYNDI LAUPER/True Colors (Portrait /CBS) 9 9 9 0 TRIUMPH /Somebody's Out There (MCA) 20 15 10 STACEY 13/Two Of Hearts (Atlantic) 5 3 5 10 JOHN FOGERTY/Eye Of The Zombie (WB) 5 3 4 11 CARL ANDERSON & GLORIA LORING /Friends And Lovers (Carrere /CBS) 20 17 14 BON JOVI /You Give Love A Bad Name (Mercury /PG) 32 25 17 ® ROBERT PALMER /I Didn't Mean To Turn You On (Island) 16 14 12 12 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /Jacob's Ladder (Chrysalis) 14 11 9 13 BILLY OCEAN /Love Zone (Jive /Arista) 2 10 13 PETER GABRIEL/In Your Eyes (Geffen) 21 18 15 0 VAN HALEN /Love Walks In (WB) 2e 21 15 m DAVID LEE ROTH /Goin' Crazy (WB) , 2 7 15 LIONEL RICHIE /Dancing On The Ceiling (Motown) 29 23 21 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE/The Way It Is (RCA) 25 21 19 m EURYTHMICS /Missionary Man (RCA) - 36 25 m TIL TUESDAY/What About Love (Epic) 36 29 23 m ANITA BAKER/Sweet Love (Elektra) 27 20 18 ® SMITHEREENS /Blood & Roses (Enigma) 27 24 22 BILLY JOEL/A Matter Of Trust (Columbia) BILLY IDOL/To Be A Lover (Chrysalis) 11 10 13 19 RUN D.M.C./Walk This Way (Profile) BREAKER m BREAKER JOHN FOGERTY/Change In The Weather (WB) 40 31 26 S LISA LISA & CULT JAM with FULL FORCE /All Cried Out (Columbia) m so 28 24 TIMBUK3/The Future's So Bright (IRS /MCA) 37 32 27 ® JOURNEY /Girl Can't Help It (Columbia) 11 13 13 21 BILLY JOEL/A Matter Of Trust (Columbia) - - 32 Q HUMAN LEAGUE /Human (Virgin/A &M) NBA Begins on Page 7H Hero 3 4 16 23 BERLIN/Take My Breath Away (Columbia) BREAKER ® BILLY SQUIER/Love Is The (Capitol) _ _ 30 FOGERTY/Headlines (WB) - 38 30 m EDDIE MONEY/Take Me Home Tonight (Columbia) ® JOHN 29 26 24 25 SIMPLY RED /Money$ Too Tight (To Mention) (Elektra) 4 10 17 24 STEVE WINWOOD/Split Decision (Island /WB) - 39 31 S TOTO /l'll Be Over You (Columbia) BREAKER ® OUTFIELD /Everytime You Cry (Columbia) 4 9 18 27 STEVE WINWOOD /Higher Love (Island/WB) BREAKERS NEIL YOUNG/Weight Of The World (Geffen)

9 14 21 28 MIAMI SOUND MACHINE/Words Get In The Way (Epic) 3 7 22 27 GENESIS/Throwing It All Away (Atlantic)

40 C BOSTON /Amanda (MCA) 21 18 20 28 FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS /Look At That... (CBS Associated) 40 33 PETER GABRIEL/In Your Eyes (Geffen) - c 31 27 27 29 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /I Know What I Like (Chrysalis) _ 37 34 ART OF NOISE featuring MAX HEADROOM/Paranoimia (Chrysalis) ® 47 35 34 m PETE TOWNSHEND /Barefootin' (Atco) ,o 12 20 32 REGINA /Baby Love (Atlantic) MADONNA /True Blue (Sire /WB) BREAKER S NBA Begins on Page 94 6 19 25 34 BANANARAMANenus (London /PG) BLACK/URBAN } _ _ 38 S RIC OCASEK/Emotion In Motion (Geffen) I DEBUT S COREY HART /I Am By Your Side (EMI America)

7 3 1 CAMEO /Word Up (Atlanta Artists /PG) BREAKER ffi PETER CETERA with AMY GRANT /Next Time I Fall (Full Moon/WB) 0 12 10 4 Q HOWARD HEWETT /I'm For Real (Elektra) - - 39 S ROD STEWART /Another Heartache (WB) 9 8 6 NEW EDITION /Earth Angel (MCA) BREAKER S BON JOVI/You Give Love A Bad Name (Mercury/PG) Q 8 7 5 ASHFORD & SIMPSON /Count Your Blessings (Capitol) e 20 28 40 MICHAEL McDONALD/Sweet Freedom (MCA) 0 15 11 8 © FIVE STAR /Can't Wait Another Minute (RCA) 14 12 10 0 TEMPTATIONS /Lady Soul (Gordy /Motown) 20 14 11 Q TINA TURNER/Typical Male (Capitol) ADULT CONTEMPORARY 25 20 16 0 GREGORY ABBOTT /Shake You Down (Columbia) 28 17 14 0 MELBA MOORE featuring FREDDIE JACKSON /A Little Bit More (Capitol)

,o 9 9 10 MIDNIGHT STAR /Midas Touch (Solar /Elektra) 2 3 2 ANITA BAKER 0 /Sweet Love (Elektra) 2 2 3 11 ORAN "JUICE" JONES/The Rain (Def Jam /Columbia)

17 12 4 TOTO /I'll Be Over You (Columbia) 0 1 1 2 12 JANET JACKSON /When I Think Of You (A &M)

6 2 3 GENESIS/Throwing It All Away (Atlantic) 21 16 15 a GEORGE BENSON /Kisses In The Moonlight (WB) , 1 3 4 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /Stuck With You (Chrysalis) 23 18 17 REBBIE JACKSON /Reaction (Columbia) ,o 8 6 EL DeBARGE /Love Always (Gordy /Motown) 0 37 28 21 0) CLUB NOUVEAU /Jealousy (Tommy Boy /WB) NBA Bryn s nn I' qr 19 16 12 0 CARLY SIMON /Coming Around Again (Arista) 13 13 13 16 MAZE /I Wanna Be With You (Capitol)

8 5 5 7 BILLY OCEAN /Love Zone (Jive /Arista) Complete Tracks Chart - 32 26 a HUMAN LEAGUE /Human (A &M) Begins on Page 74 18 14 13 CYNDI LAUPER/True Colors (Portrait /CBS) 0 27 21 18 m KENNY G/What Does It Take (To Win Your Love) (Arista) 12 9 8 9 AIR SUPPLY /Lonely Is The Night (Arista) - 29 24 S STACY LATTISAW /Nail It To The Wall (Motown) 14 13 11 MOODY BLUES/The Other Side Of Life (Polydor /PG) a 29 26 23 C RJ'S LATEST ARRIVAL/Heaven In Your Arms (Manhattan) 3 4 7 11 CARL ANDERSON & GLORIA LORING And /Friends Lovers (Carrere /CBS) 6 6 7 21 EL DeBARGE /Love Always (Gordy /Motown) 13 10 9 12 NEIL DIAMOND/The Story Of My Life (Columbia) 19 19 19 22 JAMES INGRAM /Always (Qwest /WB) 16 15 14 PAUL SIMON /You Can Call Me AI (WB) ® 40 31 29 a PHYLLIS HYMAN /Old Friend (PIR/Manhattan) 27 22 17 JANET JACKSON/When I Think Of You (A 0 &M) 4 4 12 24 LISA -LISA & CULT JAM with FULL FORCE /All Cried Out (Columbia) 4 6 10 15 BERLIN /Take My Breath Away (Columbia) 30 27 27 I) LOOSE ENDS /Stay A Little While, Child (MCA) 29 23 ,e DAVID PACK /I Just Can't Let Go (WB} m 39 30 28 S JERMAINE STEWART/Jody (Arista)

_ _ 29 PETER CETERA with AMY GRANT /Next Time I Fall (Full Moon /WB) a - 37 30ÿ GENOBIA JETER /AII Of My Love (RCA) 24 20 19 BOB SEGER & THE SILVER BULLET BAND/It's You (Capitol) 0 38 31 $ BEAU WILLIAMS/There's Just Something About You (Capitol) 25 24 21 BILLY JOEL/A Matter Of Trust (Columbia) m - 40 32 e RENE & ANGELA /No How, No Way (Mercury/PG) 7 11 16 20 STEVE WINWOOD /Higher Love ( Island/WB) BREAKERS FREDDIE JACKSON/Tasty Love (Capitol) BREAKER LIONEL RICHIE /Love Will Conquer All (Motown) ® - - 40 0 JESSE JOHNSON featuring SLY STONE/Crazay (A &M) 9 17 20 22 MIAMI SOUND MACHINE/Words Get In The Way (Epic) - - 35 a JEAN CARNE /Flame Of Love (Omni/Atlantic) - - 28 a BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE/The Way It Is (RCA) BREAKER GENERAL KANE /Crack Killed Applejack (Gordy /Motown) 29 25 © LEVEL 42 /Leaving Me Now (Polydor /PG) BREAKER © AL JARREAU /L Is For Lover (WB) 30 28 26 DAVE ADAMS /Dancin In My Sleep (Elektra) ® 31 25 25 35 FORCE MS'S /One Plus One (Tommy Boy/WB) BEACH BOYS /California T DEBUT) S Dreamin' (Capitol) BREAKERS MILLIE JACKSON /Hot! Wild! Unrestricted! Crazy (Jive /RCA) 5 7 15 27 LIONEL RICHIE /Dancing The On Ceiling (Motown) BREAKERS ONE WAY /Don't Think About It (MCA) - - 30 S CHRIS DeBURGH/The Lady In Red (A &M) BREAKER S CHICO DeBARGE/Talk To Me (Motown) 11 18 22 29 MIKE & THE MECHANICS/Taken In (Atlantic) 24 22 22 39 KRYSTOL/Passion From A Woman (Epic) HUMAN BREAKERS LEAGUE /Human (Virgin /A &M) 3 5 20 40 LEVERT/Pop Pop Pop Pop Goes.My Mind (Atlantic)