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H's still In the countdown, and now, Tone toe'• doln' H again on the Billboard Chart, climbing fast with his follow up celled "FUNKY COLD MEDINA. • H It debuts, Tone Loc could Rap us twice on American Top 40. 2. THE MATERIAL GIRL RETURNS LIKE A PRAYER :22 Hey, Shadoe Stevens on American Top 40. Recently, she unveiled her latest single In a new soft drink commercial. And you can bet that H Madonna has released a new record ••• lt'a going to hit the chart. And she might even come onto the entire "Billboard Hot 100" Chart way up In the Top 40. Can She? Will She? Ahhh ••• D'Shadoe knows counting down the week's biggest hlts••• on American Top 40. 3. THIS ONE'S FOR DAD :21 HI, Shadoe Stevens on American Top 40. Last week, Pebble Gibson stayed at number 1 with her current hit "LOST IN YOUR EYES." But climbing up to number 2 was "THE LIVING YEARS" by Mike and the Mechanics. Band leader Mike Rutherford calls H "the most personal song he's ever wriHen• ••• he wrote H for his late father. Will his tribute hit the top? We'll find out, as we countdowrj the official Billboard Chart. •• on American Top 40. 4. "ROARIN' RECORP SETTERS :22 Hey, Shadoe Stevena on American Top 40. And look who's back, roarln' up the official Billboard Chart. It's Def Leppard, with "ROCKET, • the latest release from their album "HYSTERIA." H H blasts Into the countdown, Def Lappard will tie an album record held only by Michael Jackson and Bruce Springsteen. Join me for the record makers, record breakers, and all the details this week on American Top 40. e 8(!: ~~:~noH FOR IIEEK EJIDII16: :illB/89 AME ICAN CYCLE 110: a9l-12 lllUR: 4 OF: 4 *lOP40* I ABC Watermark I e SIDES: 4AT4!"" PAGriiD: 4 3575 Cahuenga Blvd W Suite 555. Los Angeles. CA 90068 NITH SHADOE STEVE~S Phone (818) 980-9490 FAX (213) 850-5832 Outs1de the US contact RADIO EXPRESS 1-213·850-1003 OAIC RADIO NETWORKS .. SCHEDULED ACTUAL ELEMENT RUN TIME 00:00 RI~I~:!!D~~~ afdKWJbR MUSIC, BMI #10 DON'T TELL ME UES (A) Breathe #9 YOU GOT IT {THE RIGHT STUFF) (A) New Kids On The Block 07:46 Network: 07:46 A.T. lc T. ~ :3D DORITOS/CLEARASIL :3D/:3D !out cue) Jingle e!'<:ls cold with... .. .zap zap." 09:16 Local Insert: 1:3D LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 10:46 #8 THE LOOK ( ) Roxette #7 MY HEART CAN'T TELL YOU NO (AicB) Rod Stewart liR: N!,!MBEB QN!; .IINX #6 ETERNAL FLAME (AicB) The Bangles 13:15 24:01 Nft'f1MINTS/CLEARSIL ~ :3D/:3D !out cue) JJngle ends cold with... 25:01 2:0D 27:01 I .ou , Stat1onL~::.~~ ID: ~1:::- /? ] LOGO AMERICAN TOP 40 27:11 i I I #5 PARADISE CITY (A) Guns lc R01111s #4 GIRL YOU KNOW IT'S TRUE (A&B) Mllli Vsnllli 10:39 ! Network 37:50 MAYBEWNE/U.S. ARMY ACTIVE ~ :30/:3D UPTON/TRI-STAR PICTURES :3D/:3D sout cue) Jingle fades after... ...theater near you. • 39:50 :60 Local Insert·. LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 40:50 #3 RONI (B) Bobby Brown USTO: IIUSIC 1101 DANCER - FRAN~ IIIII I #2 THE UVJNG YEARS (B) Mike lc The Mechanics 10:22 Network: ~ 51:12 MAYBEWNE/HERSHEY BAR NONE :30/:30 !out cue) Voice out cold with. .. ...the chocolate buaty." 52:12 2:0D Local Insert: LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 ·. 54:12 #1 LOST IN YOUR EYES (A) Dabble Gibson 05:47 -rDPICAI.. PROIIOS ARE LOCATED AT THE END OF SIDE 4A• BILLBOARD: "AMERICAN TOP 40 HAS BEEN BROUGHT TO YOU IN PART BY BRmSH KNIGHTS' ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR." a OSE· SO UN1L WE IIEET AGAIN, THIS IS YOUR BEST FRIEND, D'SHADOE. BYE BYE OUT THERE. THEilE IN AND UNDER wmt TAI..K UNIT ENDING AT: 59:44 59:44 THEilE: 59:59,.,.. CAPP/RON HICKU~ IIUSIC, Bill) =-")7-e// HOUR4 FOR VEEX EliDING: .JI.r~89 AME ICAN CYCLE 110: }\ljtf : OF: 4 *lOP40* I ABCWotennca k I e SIDES: 3 PAilnD: 3 3575 Cahuenga Blvd W. Suite 555. Los Angeles. CA 90068 IIH SHAI (_)( J~V~f') Phone (8!8) 980-9490 FAX (213) 850·5832 Out5'de the US contact RADIO EXPRESS 1·213-850·1003 t:DAIC RADIO NETWORKS SCHEDULED! ACTUAL ELEMENT RUN TIME 00:00 BIIII: ..De5rd~~ ftf&m~bR MUSIC, BMI #20 YOU GOT IT (A) Roy Orblson #19 STAND (B) R.E.M. 07:56 Network: ~ 07:56 MA'r."EWNE :30 HERSHEY MILK ALMOND/GREYHOUND :30/:30 !out cue) Voice out cold with••• ••• p~~ekage expreu.• 09:26 1:30 Local Insert: LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 10:56 #18 SURRENDER TO ME (A&B) Ann Wilson & Robin Zander I..DD; JHE ROSE (B) Bette Midler #17 STRAIGHT UP (A) Paula Abdul 13:30 Network: I C-21 24:26 BRmSH KNIGHT SHOES/VELAMINTS :30/:30 !out cue) Jlnpl• fadea after••• •.. Velamlnta. 25:26 2:00 27:26 Local Insert: ;2_ :10 Station 10: ~7-e _ LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 27:36 #16 JUST BECAUSE (A&B) Anita Baker #15 I BEG YOUR PARDON (B) Kon Kan #14 SHE DRIVES ME CRAZY (A) Fine Young Cannibals 13:50 Network: I e-3 1 41:26 CLEARASIL/U.S. NAVY :30/:30 DRIXORAl/UPTON :30/:30 !out cue) Jingle enda cold with••• •• .Amerlca'a cup." 43:26 Local Insert: LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 44:26 #13 DREAMIN' (A) Vane... Williams #12 WALK THE DINOSAUR (A) Wu (Not Wu) #11 YOU'RE NOT ALONE () Chicago 12:24 1HEIIE .. AND UNDER WITH TALK UNIT ENDING AT: 56:50 56:50 1HEIIE: 56:50 (AL CAPP/RON HICKUN/KIUER MUSIC, BMI) Network: I C-41 56:50 THREE MUSKETEERS :60 !out cue) Jingle fadH after••• ••• outdone !Delf." ~ 57:50 2:00 59:50 Local Insert. :10 Station ID <;"-/e. _ 11 1 11 ~Y.!Y21 AMERICAN TOP 40 uses HIT DISC C0 S provided by 1<1444 hltwood ,.._~ Dalla, T- 7s:J.t+llll I-lOUR!; 1_ !:!_ ~ 12141 U4-lU1 •ltDOI 5al·2100 AME ICAN FOR WHK EliDING: 3~~t . CYCLE 110: l\121!2 lllllk~OF: 4 *lOP40* I ABCWatemnak I 0 SIDES: Z P D: T 3575 Cahuenga Blvd W.. SUite 555. Los Angeles. CA 90068 NllH SHA!>Ol Sli:Vtr'-J) Phone (818) 980-9490 FAX (213) 850-5832 CAlC RADIO tmWO ICS Outstde the U.S contact RADIO EXPRESS ~-2~3-850·1003 ...., SCHEDULE EL£MENT RUN TIMt. 00:00 INlKILLER MUSIC, BMI #31 FUNKY COLD MEDINA (A) Tone Loc #30 SHE WON'T TALK TO ME (A&B) Luther Vandross 08:39 Network: 08:39 MAYBEWNE :30 U.S. ARMY ACTlVE/DORITOS :30/:30 Sout cue) Voice out cold with ••• ••• we'll make more." 10:09 1:30 Local Insert: 11:39 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #29 HEAVEN HELP ME (A&B) Deon Estus $R: ROC!( I ROLL YQWME #28 WHAT I AM (A) Edle Brickell & The New Bohemians 1127 WILD THING (A) Tone Loc 14:12 25:51 Network: :30/:30 25:51 2:00 28:51 :10 29:01 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 1126 CRYIN' (A&B) VIxen (DROPPIECE) 1125 YOUR MAMA DON'T DANCE (A) Polson 1124 THE LOVE IN YOUR EYES (A) Eddie Money 11:33 40:34 Network: U.S. NAVY/DRIXORAL :30/:30 DORITOS/GREYHOUND :30/:30 Sout cue) Jingle fades after••• •• .package expresa. • :60 42:34 LDcallnoert: LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 1123 MORE lHAN YOU KNOW (A&B) Msrtlks 1122 SUPERWOMAN (B) Karyn White 1121 THE LOVER IN ME (B) Sheens Easton 13:16 1HEIIE .. AND UNDER wnH TALK UNIT ENDING AT: 56:50 56:50 lHEME: 58:50 (AL CAPP/RON HICKUN/KILLER MUSIC, BMI) Network: VELAMINTS/A.T. & T. :30/:30 Sout cue) Voice out cold with ••• ••. the right choice." 57:50 2:00 59:50 Local Insert: Station 10: AMERICAN TOP 40 uses 11HIT DISC CD1 S 11 provided by ~.!JlHD'21,...... ......., ........,. 0a11ao, r.... 75244-u:ra HOURS 1. 2. 3 121•1 934-lUI 01 liDO) 512-2100 ~'t!~Jill[•a'i~l FOR IIEEJ( EliDING: 3118/89 * 10P40 * I ABCWotenncak I CYCLE 110: ru:il. HDIJR:_l_OF:_4 e & 18 SIDES: !A PAGE NO:_l_ 3575 Cahuenga Blvd. W, SUite 555, Los Angeles. CA 90068 'I'll H SHAllOt '::>!l Vt ~J Phone (818) 980-9490 FAX (213) 850-5832 Ou1.,de the US. contact RADIO EXPRESS 1-213·850-1003 =ABC RADIO METWOIIICS SCHEDULED! ACTUAL I ELEMENT RUN TIME 00:00 TO YOU IN PART BY #40 A UTTl.E RESPECT (PRS&A) Erasure (DROPPIECE) .
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