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MUSIC WEEK, MARCH 10, 1979 C D E Rs INDEX BALDWIN, Colin B MUSIC WEEK, MARCH 10, 1979 D c e rs NICHOLSON. Vivian S p IJ NANU. NANU. The Real Thing, DADDIE THIS TIME I'LL BE SWEETER. Baby I OUTLAWS T UBl DEWDROP Pye International INT. AristaNeed YourARIST Love, 238 (F)ANGELA BOFILL. PASSION I got MY DANCING SHOES. So Easy, 7N 25803(A) INDEX PEARSON ORCHESTRA, Johnny. ..M PLAZA. Sidewalk SID 101 (El TREASURE THE MOMENT, Treasure PIONEERS Y ' THE GREATEST DANCER, The Moment Pt. 2 MEXICANO. Ice BALDWIN, Colin B PLAZA G HE SSomebody Loves Me, SISTER GUY 18 (L) BENSON, George L POP GROUP S SLEDGE, Atlantic K 11257 (W) BOFILL, Angela I PRUESS, Craig M ^"HEADLIGHTS, Taillights, DRIVER 67. ONE COLD VIBE, Feel A Little Better, BOHANNON. Hamilton C REA, Chris D V Logo GO 347 (R) THIRD WORLD. Island WIP 6485 (E) BRIDGES. Alicia B ROSS. Diana/Marvin Gaye/ HEY LITTLE WAY OUT GIRL. Beggars ONLY YOU, Caroline. DANNY KIRWAN. V BUSH, Kate W SmokeyRobinson/Stevie Wonder.... P can't Be Choosy, THE GIRL DJM DJS 10896(C) VIDEO LIFE, Frontal Lobotomy, CHRIS CLAPTON, Eric SAMSON M CAPRIS/EULA COOPER- Grapevine SPEDDING, RAK 290(E) DADDIEDEWDROP N SEVILLIA. C GRP 112 (R) DAZZLERS L SISTER SLEDGE H HONESTY, Root Beer Rag, BILLY JOEL. DOUGLAS, Carl C SMITH, Margo L CBS 7150(C) DRIVER 67 U SNOW, Phoebe I HOT NUMBER, Call It Love, FOXY. TK POPS WE LOVE YOU, Pops We Love EGAN. Joe B SPEDDING, Chris V TKR 7532(C) You Instrumental, DIANA w FAME, Georgre A SPORTS.. S ROSS/MARVIN GAYE/SMOKEY WHENEVER I'M AWAY FROM YOU, FOXY " SQUARES A ROSIN SON/STEV1E WONDER 12 Goodnight Mr Moon. JOHN FRIEDMAN, Dean H STAA MARX C TMG 1135 (El TRAVOLTA Polydor POSP 30 (F) GIRL CAPRIS 'J1 STAMPLEY, Joe S | WALKING ON SUNSHINE, Front Line GLAXO BABIES THIRDWORLD O u&- Symphony, EDDIE GRANT. Ice GUY GOLDIE Ww TOO MUCH B IF I DON'T GET THERE BY MORNING, 2412(L) GRANT, Eddie TRAVOLTA, John W Tulsa Time. ERIC CLAPTON. RSO 24 O WE'LL MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE GRUPPOSPORT1VO D VILLAGE PEOPLE I (F) ROCKING CHAIR (IT'S GONNA BE FV AGAIN, Summer Magic, GOLDIE. HINES, Marcia S I'M LEAVING. Upside Down, Inside Out, ALRIGHT), Shopping Bag Ladies. ^ Bronze BRO 71 (El JACK, Ronnie V PASSION. Avi AVIS 101 (A) DEAN FRIEDMAN. Lifesong LS 405 WOW, Full House, KATE BUSH. EMI JACKSONS S IN MY LIFE, Random Time, PHOEBE 2911 (E) JAM SNOW. CBS 7515(C) (C) JENNINGS, Waylon N IN THE NAVY, Manhattan Woman, JOEL, Billy H DISTRIBUTORS CODE VILLAGE PEOPLE. Mercury 6007 209 JUDGE DREAD T A - Pyo. C - CBS, W - WEA, E - EMI, F KIRWAN, Danny 0 — Phonodisc, H — H. R. Taylor. L — IF) LAUREN, Tony B Lugtons, R — RCA. S - Selecto, X — Clyde LITTLE THINGS MEAN A LOT. Make SHAKE YOUR BODY, All Night Dance, Factors, Z_— Enterpise, CR — .Creole, P - Love The Way We Used To, MARGO JACKSONS. Epic EPC 7181 (C) YOU ARE NO ANGEL, A Place At The M SQUAD M Pinnacle. SH — Shannon, Q — Chormdale, SMITH Warner Brothers K 17319 SHE'S BEYOND GOOD AND EVIL, 3.38, End Of The World. RONNIE JACK MEXICANO J G — Lightning, SP Spartan. (W) THE POP GROUP. Radar ADA 29 Galaxy GY 157 (C) MILES, John Y LOVE BALLAD, You're Never Too Far (W) YOU CANT KEEP A GOOD MAN MORRISSEV, Vick/Jim Mullen L From Me, GEORGE BENSON. SHEIK OF CHICAGO, Hey Baby, JOE DOWN, Sweet Lorraine, JOHN Warner Brothers K 17333 (W) STAMPLEY. Epic EPC 7191 (C) MILES. Decca F 13827 (S) BODY HEAT. We Are One, ALICIA LOVELY CRASH. Feeling In Your Heart, SIGNED SEALED, DELIVERED, I'M YOUR LEAVING IS SOMETHING ELSE, BRIDGES. Polydor POSP 38 (F) DAZZLERS Charisma CB 330 (F) YOURS, I've Got The Music in Me, You're The Party, PIONEERS. Ice LOVELY DAY, Night Song, VICK MARCIA HINES. Logo GO 328 (R) GUY 25 (L) LISTINGS MORRISSEY/JIM MULLEN, Harvest SPEND SPEND SPEND. You're Number HAR 5182(E) One, VIVIAN NICHOLSON. SRT CAVATINA, Song For Anna, SEVILLIA SRTS 79414 (H/L) TOTAL ISSUED Polydor POSP 41 (F) STRANGE TOWN, The Butterfly A DIFFERENT DREAM, Ollie's Party, CHOOSE BETWEEN TWO LOVERS. Collector, THE JAM Polydor POSP Single# notffled by major manufocturera for GEORGIE FAME. Pye7N461M IAI Shame, CARL DOUGLAS. Pye 7N 34(F) woek ending 9th March, 1979. AIREBEAT, Stop Being A Boy, 46155(A) Mi SQUARES. Sire SIR 4011 (W) CRAZY WEEKEND, Pleasant Valley MISS CAROLINE NEWLEY, Miss Sunday, STAA MARX. Cherry Red Caroline Newley, M SQUAD. This This Thte CHERRY 4 (S) Anola/Hansa ARO 150 (A) Woek Month Year B CUT LOOSE, The Beat (Part 2), MISTY SUNSET. First Love, JOHNNY TAKE IT ANYWAY YOU WANT IT, Cry HAMILTON BOHANNON. Mercury PEARSON & HIS ORCHESTRA. Some More, OUTLAWS. Arista EMI 4 <10) 7 (13) 23 (01) BACK ON THE ROAD, My Mama Told Rampage RAM 39 (S) ARIST 234(F) EMI (LRD) 4(10) 12 (17) 33 (02) Me. JOE EGAN. Ariola ARO 153 (A) 9198082(F) R. ROCK 'N' ROLL, Driving Music, THE TOUCH, Going Down, JUDGE Docca 1 (2) 1 (3) 8 110) BE MINE, Kick Me One More Time/Only SAMSON Lightning GIL 553 (W) C DREAD. EMI 2913(E) Pye 7 (5) 14 (8) 41 (54) For Me. TOO MUCH. Lightning GIL MOVING IN THE DIRECTION OF LOVE, THE SPORTS EP/WHO LISTENS TO Polydor 5 (6) 10 (10) 31 (55) 552 (W) Sophisticated Lady, CRAIG THE RADIO EP, So CBS 6 (6) 13 (11) 40 (79) BLOW OUT THE CANDLE, The Singer PRUESS. Ariola/Hansa AHA 535 Obvious/Suspicious Minds. THE Phonogram 3 (4) 7 (7) 28 C28) Not The Song, COLIN BALDWIN. DIAMONDS, Cleveland Calling, CHRIS NADINE, Well Alright/It's So SPORTS. Stiff LAST 5(E) RCA 2 (3) 4 (4) 21 (25) Gold GD 014 (Wynd-Up) REA. Magnet MAG 144 (El Easy/Maybe Baby/Peggy Sue. THIS IS YOUR LIFE, Because Of You, WEA 5(11) 11 123) 71 (78) BOBBIN GIRLS, BOBBIN BOYS, Up DISCO REALLY MADE IT, Tokyo/I WAYLON JENNINGS. RCA PB GLAXO BABIES. Heartbeat PULSE 3 Others 20 18) 40 (25)110(132) And Down, TONY LAUREN. Alaska Don't Know. GRUPPO SPORTIVO. 9367(R) (Cherry Red) Total 57(85)119(121)410(582) UK lyUllinl FACT SHEETS COMPILED BY TOBY JASPER SINGLES 1 TITLE/Artist RELEASE UK CHARTING PROMOTION COMMENTS 1 LABEL/Number/Distributor DATE Highest (or last) entry February 23 Special press letter with follow-up. Considerable air play with tune noticed Should bo major instrumental hit with cross-over possibilities of taking in pop, i FRANK MILLS None background TV programme links. Billboard Hot 100 riser. MOR programmes as its simple but inlectious melody gradually weaves its way MusicPolydor Box 2121 Dancer 370 (Phonodisc) into sub-conscious Artist Canadian, prolific writer, successful in own country. March 2 None Debut single with good reviews for live gigs in past year from consumer music Given enough airplay should find sales, chart life, with basic strength coming OneAFTER Rule THE For FIRE You press. Group recorded, merchandised own solo album with first for CBS under from haunting synthesizer line plus increasingly (on repeated playing) attractive j CBS 7025 (CBSI way Some advertising, special press kit with considerable expectation in many accompanyinglead vocals. Vague vocal lyric aggression slight minus plus guitar (actor. might Key havechange given near disc end that with extra j circles for band success. Picture bag with group pic on flip. strength to make exceptional 45. Not likely to possess much appeal outside of Police fans — good stirring live gig THE POLICE Fobruary 23 Can't Stand Losing You (42, 12" limited edition, current Billboard Hot 100, with short UK tour. Considerable number with appeal in repeated girl name, forceful drumming and underlying Roxanne 1978) consumer music press in past year with particularly good live gig reaction to repetitive but catchy beat. Not commercial, melodic enough for general A&M AMS 7348 (CBS) band. programming. Might enjoy brief chart life as previous, then four weeks i Major a'bum sellers-band with mysteriously few 45 successes produce yet another STEELY DAN February 23 Do It Again (39, 1975), Haitian Picture bag with for media enclosure of garter to supplement visual happening commercial cut which should have charted first time round Ought to now but Rikki Don't Lose That Number Divorce (17, 1976), FM (41. displayed on front record sleeve. Yellow vinyl limited edition. Company say disc unless coloured vinyl can give extra lift may become as previous, like other Anchor ABC 4241 (ABC/CBS) 1978, on MCA). re-issued after airplay reaction. tracks, airplay favourite but chart failure. Good flip. Any Major Dude Will Tell You ' TOM ROBINSON BAND February 23 2-4-6-8 Motorway (5, 1977), Several recent TV programmes on artist, massive consumer, plus altornativo, Another catchy slogan style song with basic chorus seemingly from elsewhere. Don't Take No For An general, national coverage with artist gay following. Usual punchy vocals plus strident guitar work with latter given more reign on flip EMIBully 2916 For (EMI)You Answer, Glad To Bo Gay Etc titled Our People. Should see chart life although not commercial success in same (18. 1978). way as debut smash, back in T7 MAGAZINE Fobruary 23 Shot By Both Sides (41, 1978, Picture bag, press information, numerous gigs with heavy now wave orientated Hard driving 45, lovely commercial instrument breaks, laid-back effective ( Rhythm Of Cruelty 4 weeks) press coverage. From album Secondhand Daylight (V 2121) with consequent vocals. Gradual heightening of basic record elements with effective drumming Virgin VS 251 (Virgin) ads, displays along with this release.
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