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Pennington Promoted Legal Fireworks Continue Over ON THE WEl3 To WRIF PD Cell Phone -Only Sampling Accelerated For Diaries Greater Media/Detroit PPM Commercialization promotes active rock In a niove crafted to pre -empt any attempt to block the rollout of its embattled PPM rat- Responding to pressure by the Radio WRIF APD /MD Mark ings, Arbitron on Oct. 6-two days ahead of schedule -released "currency" radio audi- Advisory Council and the Diary Market Pennington to PD. He ence estimates for September (Aug. 21 -Sept. 17) to its subscribers in NewYork, Los Angeles, Owner Operator Caucus, Arbitron will follows longtime PD Chicago, San Francisco, Nassau -Suffolk, Middlesex- Somerset-Union, Riverside -San introduce cell phone -only sampling in 50 Doug Podell, who Bernardino and San Jose (see ratings, page 4). diary markets six months earlier than recently was promot- The PPM Coalition -a group of minority broadcasters and trade associations that has planned, beginning with the spring 2009 ed to director of rock been pushing for a delay in PPM commercialization-quickly issued a statement saying survey. The company will expand cell Pennington programming for Arbitron's action showed a "blatant disregard to the concerns [of] the radio industry, phone -only sampling to 125 diary markets WRIF and clustermate classic rock WCSX. advertisers, the New York attorney general's office, members of Congress, civil rights with the fall 2009 survey. The list of 125 "When looking for someone to take over organizations, minority-owned stations and community leaders." diary markets has not been finalized yet. In the daily cuties of programming WRIF, The ratings arrived two business days after New York Attorney addition, starting with the fall 2008 survey, Greater Media market manager John General Andrew Cuomo threatened to sue Arbitron to stop its Arbitron will establish a benchmark for

Gallagher and I only had to look to the next PPM rollout in the Empire State, alleging that the company persons 18 -54 in all diary markets equal to office," Podell says. "I'm very confident engaged in "unlawful and deceptive acts and practices" in market- a Designated Delivery Index of 80. Mark is qualified and ready to take RIFF ing the new electronic ratings service, which has now replaced the A new study from Nielsen Mobile says into the PPM generation." Pennington decades -old paper diary in 10 markets. that more than 20 million U.S. telephone joined WRIF as MD in 2000. Before that, he Arbitron, in turn, responded by asking the United States District households (17 %) are without landlines Cuomo worked at WMMS /Cleveland. -Mike Boyle Court for the Southern District of NewYork for a declaratory judg- and rely solely on a mobile phone for ment and injunctive relief to prevent any attempt to restrain its publication of PPM data. home telecommunications. The new Krampf To Oversee CBS The legal volleyball continued when Cuomo's office issued a statement Oct. 6, caution- research suggests that one in five U.S. Radio/Tampa ing all advertisers and broadcasters against using "unreliable and unaccredited" ratings that households could be wireless -only by the "will be the subject of ongoing litigation." The notice came nearly three weeks after end of 2008. Alexandra Cahill, Ken CBS Radio appoints Ed Cuomo's office subpoenaed Arbitron over what it called "a significant and improper decline Tucker and Julie Gidloty Krampf VP /market in ratings under the PPM methodology" that "could cause minority stations to suffer dras- manager for its Tampa tic reductions in advertising revenues." Q3 Wrap: UMG cluster: rhythmic Meanwhile, top executives and ranking lawyers at nine major radio companies asked the Tops Market Share WLLD, sports WQYK- FCC to reject the PPM Coalition's Sept. 2 request that the commission investigate Arbitron AM, country WQYK- PPM's implementation, arguing that the FCC lacks jurisdiction over media ratings. Album sales kept eroding in third- quarter FM, classic hits WRBQ, Adding more fuel to the fire, the coalition -in an Oct. 6 15 -page filing -reiterated to 2008 as scans totaled nearly 298 million smooth jazz WSJT and the FCC that it is "not opposed" to electronic measurement, nor is it asking the FCC to units, an 11.7% decline from 337.3 million Krampf tropical WYUU. He regulate Arbitron. Instead, it wants the commission to "serve as a neutral finder of fact to units during the same time frame last year, replaces Charlie Ochs, who has exited. assess the problems identified by the [coalition] and the Media Rating Council." according to Nielsen SoundScan. Singles, Krampf is inbound from Clear Channel However, in its own FCC filing, Arbitron said the coalition's comments "mischarac- meanwhile, continue to be the bright spot, Radio, where he has served for the past five terize" the MRC accreditation process and noted that Nielsen's Local People Meter with 795.8 million downloaded in the years as senior VP of the Western region. TV ratings service rolled out in major markets before winning MRC accreditation. nine -month period ended Sept. 28, up Prior to that, he was regional VP for Clear Arbitron also claims that the coalition has overstated the differences between Houston's 20% from the 612.2 million counted in Channel, overseeing 29 radio stations in seven accredited PPM methodology and the unaccredited system. Jeffrey Yorke and Paul Heine the first nine months of 2007. Northern California markets. -Mike Boyle However, due to eroding CD sales, the 377.4 million units of album sales combined Novak Promoted To with track -equivalent albums are down \UV 3ER C \CH 5.3% from last year's combined total of 398.6 EMF President /CEO million. Within that, CD sales are down Mike Novak has been promoted to presi- 17.1% to 249.2 million units for the first nine dent/CEO of EMF Broadcasting, following months of this year, compared with 300.6 the resignation of founder/CEO Dick million in the same time frame last year. 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WHTZ -FM Clear Channel CHR /top 40 5.5 5.8 1 WGN -AM Tribune news /talk 7.3 7.1 1 WLTW -FM Clear Channel AC 5.7 5.7 2 WBBM -AM CBS Radio news 4.8 5.7 2

WABC -AM Citadel talk 4.6 5.0 3 WLS -FM Citadel oldies 5.1 5.1 3

WCBS -FM CBS Radio classic hits 4.6 5.0 3 WDRV -FM Bonneville classic rock 5.6 5.1 3 WAXQ -FM Clear Channel classic rock 4.6 4.5 5 WLS -AM Citadel news /talk 4.5 4.6 5 WRKS -FM Emmis urban AC 4.4 4.2 6 WOJO -FM Univision regional Mexican 3.5 4.1 6 WINS -AM CBS Radio news 4.0 4.2 6 WUSN -FM CBS Radio country 4.0 3.9 7 WKTU -FM Clear Channel rhythmic AC 4.2 4.0 8 WTMX -FM Bonneville hot AC 4.4 3.7 8 WSKQ -FM SBS tropical 4.1 4.0 8 WVAZ -FM Clear Channel urban AC 3.7 3.6 9

WWPR -FM Clear Channel urban 3.7 3.8 10 WLIT -FM Clear Channel AC 3.0 3.1 10

WCBS -AM CBS Radio news 3.8 3.8 10 WLEY -FM SBS regional Mexican 2.9 2.9 11

WBLS -FM Inner City urban AC 3.1 3.7 12 WKSC -FM Clear Channel CHR /top 40 2.7 2.9 11 WQHT-FM Emmis rhythmic 3.2 3.4 13 WLUP -FM Emmis classic rock 2.6 2.7 13

WWFS -FM CBS Radio AC 3.4 3.2 14 WCFS -FM CBS Radio AC 3.2 2.7 13

WOR -AM Beckley talk 3.0 2.9 15 WNUA -FM Clear Channel smooth ,azz 2.8 2.6 15 WPLJ -FM Citadel hot AC 2.8 2.9 15 WILY -FM Bonneville AC 2.5 2.6 15

WGCI -FM Clear Channel urban 2.5 2.6 15

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CALLS OWNER FORMAT AUGUST SEPTEMBER RANK CALLS OWNER FORMAT AUGUST SEPTEMBER RANK

KITS -FM Clear Channel CHR /top 40 5.8 5.8 1 KGO -AM Citadel news /talk 6.5 6.8 1 KLVE -FM Univision Latin pop 4.0 4.4 2 KOIT -FM Entercom AC 5.1 5.6 2 KFI -AM Clear Channel talk 4.3 4.4 2 KCBS -AM CBS Radio news 5.4 5.6 2 KOST-FM Clear Channel AC 3.8 4.3 4 KQED -FM KQED, Inc. news /talk 4.7 4.8 4 KRTH -FM CBS Radio classic hits 4.3 4.1 5 KMEL -FM Clear Channel urban 3.8 4.3 5 KSCA -FM Univision regional Mexican 4.1 3.6 6 KFOG -FM Cumulus triple A 3.2 3.8 6 KROQ -FM CBS Radio alternative 3.6 3.5 7 KNBR -AM Cumulus sports 4.1 3.6 7 KBIG -FM C ear Channel AC 3.3 3.4 8 KIOI -FM Clear Channel hot AC 3.8 3.5 8 KTWV -FM CBS Radio smooth jazz 2.9 3.3 9 KYLD -FM Clear Channel rhythmic 3.4 3.2 9 KLAX -FM SBS regional Mexican 3.3 3.3 9 KSFO-AM Citadel talk 3.0 3.2 9

KCBS -FM CBS Radio adult hits 4.0 3.3 9 KSOL-FM Univision regional Mexican 3.2 3.1 11

KRCD -FM Univision Spanish oldies 2.9 3.1 12 KBLX -FM Inner City urban AC 3.5 3.1 11

KBUE -FM Liberman regional Mexican 3.0 3.1 12 KSAN -FM Cumulus classic rock 2.8 3.0 13 KPWR -FM Emmis rhythmic 2.7 3.0 14 KRZZ -FM SBS regional Mexican 3.4 2.9 14 KHHT -FM Clear Channel urban AC 2.8 2.7 15 KDFC -FM Entercom classical 2.8 2.8 15

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PPM Analysis: Mixed Groups Eager to Negotiate For New Streaming Rates Results Urban, Jeffrey Hispanic Broadcasters YBy With the Senate's Business Briefing orke Faced with mounting criticism and legal Sept. 30 passage of the threats by minority broadcasters and law- Webcaster Settlement Salem Cost -Cuts Halvorson, the Kelsey Group, a Princeton, N.J. - makers who claim its new electronic audi- Act of 2008, all that Adds 'Biz' In Miami based provider of research, data and ence measurement service undercounts awaits the start of rate In a sign of the times, the need for analysis for print and electronic minorities, Arbitron is touting the success negotiations is Presi- corporate savings has cost Eric Yellow Pages, local search, small - of urban and Spanish -language stations in dent Bush's signature Halvorson his president /COO title business marketing and local media. PPM currency ratings for markets that on the bill for it to at Salem Communications. In a BIA, based in the Washington suburb include New York, Los Angeles, Chicago become law and an Simson Securities and Exchange Corn- of Chantilly,Va., says the combined and San Francisco. Among those success open schedule to begin talks between mission filing, the company noted resources of the two companies will stories, according to Arbitron, were the SoundExchange and broadcasters, webcast- the reduction "as a further cost -cut- offer a comprehensive view of local nationally syndicated "Steve Harvey ers and others that want agreements on ting measure" Halvorson's duties will advertising markets impacting tradi-

Morning Show," which ranked No. 1 in behalf of recording artists and sound record- be assumed by the company's exist- tional and new media, entertain- its target 25 -54 audience on flagship sta- ing copyright holders retroactive to 2006. ing senior management. He will ment, technology and telecom: The tion Inner City urban AC WBLS /New While SoundExchange reports that there continue to serve Salem as a member deal expands BIAfn's offerings and York, and the syndicated "Piolín Por La has been progress in talks and that other par- of its board of directors. capabilities to its clients through Mañana," on top with 18- to 34-year -olds ties are calling to schedule meetings, it is cau- In Miami, Salem debuted its third Kelsey Group's industry conferences in morning drive on Univision regional tious about announcing anything firm- AM signal, WZAB at 880, Oct. 3. on the impact of new media and the Mexican WOJO /Chicago. although it does have an agreement in "The Biz" is a 24 -hour, all -business firm's global reach. Financial details However, precipitous drops in other principle with NPR. "We are hopeful, but format that includes reports from were not disclosed. markets didn't find their way into Arbitron's we've been close at other times during the Bloomberg. press release. Clear Channel's Chicago past 18 months," SoundExchange executive "Encouraged by the success of urban our]ets were hit hard, with "Steve director John Simson says. "Certainly, Con- our business -formatted KDOW Sirius Brings On XM Brass Harvey" on urban WGCI tumbling from gressman Howard Berman's [D -Cali£] role [1220AM] in San Francisco, we At Top Dollar first place in the diary survey to tie for as facilitator has helped tremendously in identified Miami as another market The new Sirius XM has brought on 12th among 18- to 34- year -olds in the moving the ball forward. My hope is that we where we expect this increasingly former XM executive VP of business September PPM report, and from second can quickly get back to the table and capi- popular format to be successful," and legal affairs Dara Altman and to rank outside the top 15 in 25 -54. talize on the momentum." Salem Radio Division president Joe former XM senior VP /controller In New York, all Latin -targeted sta- Broadcasters are eagerly awaiting a Davis says. "Everyone is concerned James Rhyu. Altman is now Sirius tions took dives, but most significant chance to negotiate rates that are more about their jobs, their money and XM executive VP /chief administra- were Univision Radio's Latin rhythm palatable than the ones the Copyright their future. This dynamic body of tive officer with a three -year deal WCAA, which went from a 5.9 share in Royalty Board set in 2006. timely content speaks to those con- that pays her a base annual salary of 18 -34 to a 2.6, and regional Mexican "With this legislation now headed to the cerns and provides a huge opportu- $446,332, with the ability to partici- WQBU, which fell 3.0 -1.5. White House for President Bush's signa- nity for our advertisers and for the pate in bonus plans, according to a In LA., the "Piolín Por La Mañana" ture," NAB executive VP Dennis Wharton Miami metro." Securities and Exchange Com- morning show on Univision regional said, "NAB looks forward to sitting down mission filing. Rhyu was appointed

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attitude and tone of "trying to fake a genuine relationship with the listener."This "insincerity" is my biggest concern about terrestrial radio's future. Listeners don't mind listening for good music, entertainment or information, regardless Voice -tracking can be effective -unless it is used to mislead, of whether it is live or network- based, or for that matter, on which medium it is disseminated. fool or develop a hollow relationship with listeners What they do mind is dissonance between what they emotionally perceive they are listening to and the actuality of the disseminating process. Most listeners who choose radio because of their Voice-Tracking: perceived emotional or personal connection would reject being misled when someone is feigning to establish a "genuine" connection with them, when in reality, it is all a sham.The afore- Functional Or mentioned West quote sums this up well. The reality is that they really aren't moving to each city, but instead wish everyone to believe that they had, through, among other processes, Foolhardy? voice -tracking. Those who state that voice-tracking allows better content offer a slew of reasons why this technology has improved the listening experi- ThefoMowing letter is a response to Mike Stern's June 27 feature, "The Art and Science ofVoice- Tucking, "writ - ence. Those against it argue that voice -tracking ten by Mark West, who has worked in a variety of part -time capacities at KKLS and KKMK/Rapid City, removes local flavor and integrity from radio.The S.D., since 1992 and hosts retro dance show `Magic Boogie Oogie. " For 15 years, he has served full -time as article's perspective seemed to focus on the for- an English teacher for the state's Department of-Juvenile Corrections. The text has been edited for space consid- mer: the benefits offered by voice -tracking, while erations. As always, R &R welcomes reader feedback. minimizing the effective components of local radio. However, it was more the tone and some he June 27 article on voice- tracking really stirred the pot for me of the specific words from many of the contrib- tand those with whom I have discussed it. I've worked in radio utors that led to my strong emotional reaction to the article: smacking of voice-tracking as a 'A true part -time for the last 16 years (in real life, I am an English teacher for our state's juvenile corrections system), and my perspective method to mislead, fool or otherwise develop a relationship hollow relationship with the listener. on many of the article's points clashes with many of those of the requires effort, Jacobs Media's Keith Cunningham said, folks localism and who contributed to it. "Too often a lot of voice -track jocks take the connection, The article touched on many reasons why trust between him and the viewer that created music for granted and just listen to the last 10 and this can't radio hasn't maintained its higher- impacting, this powerful relationship. There was no discon- seconds, thinking, `I know the Foo Fighters be faked. It's more relevant status as the medium it was even nect among him, his message and the means of record.' " Isn't this the identical concept that similar to only a decade ago. I've been pondering over this delivery. He didn't pretend that he was a part of West raised about voice -tracking? Don't "join- building a for weeks, as thoughts billow from the bait tossed local communities, and, as Randi West stated in ing the Chamber of Commerce" or "pretend- brick house by out within the article. the R &R article, Cronkite never "pretended like ing like we were moving to each city" repre- putting brick While current levels of consumer choice might we were moving to each city and joined the sent exactly the same mind -set? The article wallpaper have eroded radio's ability to captivate, the fact that Chamber of Commerce." His method main- implies that we need to be genuine while over a mud it remains free certainly exemplifies one of its tained continuity and integrity, both of which voice -tracking by being involved with the hut. It might biggest plusses. But a bigger reason radio has the underlie all forms of communication.These con- music, but doesn't the same argument exist with look good potential to remain solidly relevant is its ability to cepts in radio, whether local or not, form its core being genuinely involved in the community? initially but connect with listeners on a different level than any that can set it apart from the others, or on the I'm not suggesting that voice -tracking will eventually other medium. While all media attempt to com- flip side, make it simply like all other competing should go away.What I do assert is that stations collapse into municate, local radio's (and very infrequently, local media choices. that want to be local genuinely need to be local, a hollow TV's) unique, crucial and critical ingredient is its because over time, the listening audience will abyss of personal connection with the listener. A sense of catch on to those that are trying to fake it. This nothingness.' two -way trust develops between the listener and Fake A Relationship means not pretending to be an interconnected -Mark West the person /station perceived on the other end. The article's topic, when examined ni isolation, piece within a community when one is, in fact, It wasn't too long ago when Walter Cronkite is neither good nor bad. How the technology is a piece of an entirely distinct puzzle. While even was "the most trusted man in America" because used creates the emotional reaction. Many stations a satellite station can air PSAs and promote local of this fully evolved relationship. People looked have functioned for decades without consistent- events, there's a big difference between this and at him not only as a reporter but as a person ly airing a live, local talent behind the micro- a station without any local talent still attempt- whom they trusted. Notice that this extremely phone. Countless others have been live since their ing to convince the public of its level of gen- powerful relationship had zero to do with him inception and flourished. However, in both cases, uine community involvement. A true relation- being live or syndicated (or in today's world, there has been little to no disconnect between the ship requires much more effort, localism and voice -tracked), his broadcast location or knowing majority of listeners' motives for tuning in and the connection, and this can't be faked. It's similar him personally. product presented.The listeners' relationships cul- to building a brick house by putting brick wall- Instead, he developed this relationship by not minate from knowing that regardless of whether paper over a mud hut. It might look good ini- only meeting the emotional and content needs radio is live, satellite or syndicated, the content's tially but will eventually collapse into a hollow of his audience and forming a long-term bond origins and motives of the stations don't clash abyss of nothingness. RR and trust with them, but also not attempting to with what they're expecting. make himself something he was not. It was this Many of the interviewees displayed an overall Contact Mark West at magicboogie @rushmore.com.

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Cleveland he soft ad market has taken its toll in Cleveland, but political advertising is bringing some tmuch needed relief, tightening inventory conditions among the outlets.TV stations are also coping with the recent transition to local people meters and the addition of cell phone - only households in Nielsen's ratings panel. That said, it's a competitive market. WKYC -TV, Gannett's and urban WENZ -FM ranked third and sixth, respectively.At NBC affiliate, and WJW, the Fox affiliate recently acquired by the top of the ratings heap is Clear Channel's news /talk

Local TV LLC, are the leading news brands:WKYC is No. 1 WTAM -AM, followed by country WGAR -FM. in late news, and WJW is No. 1 in mornings with four hours Clear Channel Outdoor and CBS Outdoor are the two of local news. Raycom Media's CBS affiliate WOIO has the dominant outdoor players. In 2005, Clear Channel launched market's only 4 p.m. newscast and ranks No. 2 in late news. its first digital billboard network, which has grown to a net- Radio Metro Rank: 28 Raycom also has the market's only duopoly with WUAB, the work seven units and three stand -alone units. The compa- of Population 12 +: 1,782,400 MyNetworkTV affiliate. ny also has the airport advertising. CBS Outdoor holds the No. Of Radio Stations (Rated): 19 Cleveland is home to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, as bus and commuter rail contracts. Local -based Omni Media, well as to heritage rock station WMMS -FM. Known as "the in partnership with the City of Cleveland, operates a portfo- TV DMA Rank: 17 Buzzard" for more than 30 years, the Clear Channel station lio of 330 9 -foot outdoor kiosks strategically located on ï it Population 2 +: 3,699,047 dropped its famous moniker last year, and is rebuilding its pro- street corners. TV Households: 1,533,710 gramming, cutting syndicated talk in middays for more music Advance Publications owns the Plain Dealer and Sun No. Of TV Stations and picking up "Rover's Morning Glory." Urban stations are newspapers, which publish both weekly papers and weekend (Net. /Ind. /Public/Loc. Cable): 8/5/2/0 strong out of home, with Radio One urban AC WZAK -FM publications. -Katy Bachman, Mediaweek WHO THEY ARE

Cleveland DMA % US Wo Market Demographics (vs. US) Men 48% 49% 19% 20% 19% 19% Women 53% 51% 18% 18% 17% Married 56% 57% 15% 15% 14 °o Never Married (Single) 25°/o 25% Widowed/Legally Separated /Divorced 19% 18% White 85% 83% Black/African- American 13% 12% 18 -24 25 -34 35 -44 45 -54 55 -64 65+ Hispanic N/A 13% Other N/A 3% Market Household Income (vs. US) Employed Full -Time (35 Hours Or More) 47% 50% Employed Part Time (Less Than 35 Hours) 18% 15% Not Employed 35% 35% No Children In Household (Under 18) 62% 59% One Or More Children 38% 41% Two Or More Children 23% 25% Three Or More Children 9% 10% <$29,999 $30K- 39,999 $40K- 49,999 $50K- 74,999 $75K- 99,999 $100,000+

SOURCE: SCARBOROUGH USA., RELEASE 22007 SOURCE: SCARBOROUGH USA., RELEASE 2 2007, DMA

Local Ad Revenue (Mil) Local Online Ad Revenue (Mil) % CHANGE LOCAL NATIONAL TOTAL SHARE 2006 2007 2006 TO 2007 Pure Play $75.6M $285.8M $361.4M 70.4°/o Spot Television $306.4M $281.7M -8% Newspapers 51.8M 1.0M 52.8M 10.3% Newspaper 220.3M 209.5M -5% Television 9.1M 27.7M 36.8M 7.2% Magazines 1.5M 33.5M 35.0M 6.8°/o Radio 56.6M 49.8M -12% Directories 18.7M 4.6M 23.2M 4.5% Outdoor 29.6M 31.0M 5% Radio 2.0M 0.1M 2.1M 0.4°/o Local Magazine 16.6M 13.3M -20°/o Other Print 1.4M 0.3M 1.7M 0.3°/o Total 629.5M 585.2M -7°/o Total $160.1M $353.1M $513.1M

COLOR KEY: SQAD Cost Per Point TV Monitor SQAD Cost Per Point Radio Monitor TELEVISION EARLY LATE RADIO Trending P25 -54 EARLY AM NEWS PRIME NEWS P18 -49 AM DRIVE MIDDAY PM DRIVE Upward August '08 $128 $184 $467 $274 August '08 $128 $117 $126 'r Trending July '08 124 182 451 264 July '08 131 123 127 Downward June '08 %.128 194 452 259 June '08 t 123 121 127 March '08 119 158 358 227 March '08 121 120 131

SOURCE: SQAD Q3 2008, DMA SOURCE: SQAD Q3 2008, METRO

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Duran Upped From 'Dude' To 'Group' The impressively named "Elvis Duran Group," anchored by ence, ideas and connections that will give us the unique TIMELINE a Elvis Duran's certain newly syndicated radio show, has ability to combine several different facets of pop culture to now formed what scientists describe as "a Super Glue -like create awesome consumer experiences [pause to let feed- Dave Dilllion takes the PD chair at bond" with Eric Murphy's Pop2Life company for back subside]. This partnership will generate invalu- KHJK /Houston. Dave Saxe creative marketing, promotion and PR services. In able opportunities for our affiliates and advertisers YEARi AGO becomes VP/market manager for addition to creating promotions and producing while driving tune -in and building brand loyal- Entercom/Madison. WNOU /Indianapolis franchise events, Pop2Life will help create ty. I could not be more excited." begins "93 Days o= Christmas." "money- can't-buy" experiences for Duran's For his part, Pop2Life president /CEO Murphy euphoric listeners, affiliates and sponsors while tells ST, "I can't wait until Elvis realizes this is just Laura Curtin named VP of rock and helping to expand the Elvis Duran® brand. part of a master plan to get him to MC my wed- alternative promotion for Arista Well, that's the idea, anyway. Speaking from a ding next year." Duran returned the lob when he 5YEARS AGO Records. hastily to the told us, "To tell the truth, we decided to Gavin Spittle appointed constructed platform PD of KLLI /Dallas. John Clay cast as PD of assembled multitudes below, partner with Pop2Life because it's the KOOL/Phoenix. Duran loudly announced, 'Elvis Duran only way we can get press. See? Gaggle' tested poorly. "Pop2Life has the experi- You're printing this, aren't you ?" Bill Figenshu 10 recruited as YEARS AGO senior VP for Quick Hits CBS Radio. John Thomas named PD of It's now "Mark & Kristin in the name: Joe Daddio on his promotion to replacement hasn't yet been named by WBLI /Nassau -Suffolk. Morning" on Clear Channel AC KOST/Los national director of top 40 promotion PD /morning personality Boris. Dusty Hayes hired as Angeles, as Kristin Cruz arrives to pair for the East Coast. He will report to PD for KMJZ/ up with L.A. fixture Mark Wallengren in Zomba /Jive VP of top 40 promotion Apex CHR /top 40 WIHB Minneapolis. mornings. Cruz, who spent five years Jeff Rizzo, aka "the Other Sausage King (B92) /Charleston, S.C., makes some doing "Love Songs" at night on CBS of Chicago." Mr. Daddio, a nine -year Jive adjustments to the programming hierar- Sony 550 Radio AC KYXY/San Diego, fills the vast vet, is based in Washington but will relo- chy, as OM /PD Bryan Taylor hands MD 15 Music debuts with Polly Anthony as canyon created when longtime KOST cate to the new Jive mother ship at 550 stripes to night jock Sean Mack. But YEARS AGO GM. Robert Hall elevated to senior morning co -host Kim Amidon exited in Madison Ave. in New York in early 2009. don't feel sorry for former MD Dave VP of programming for November 2007. Ryan -he's been upped to APD, which ABC Radio Netwcrks. Kelly Brown has left middays at Clear still sounds mighty impressive. John Shomby Kristin makes her Channel rocker WIOT/Toledo, and PD Bill Mark in mornings. tapped as PD of KLIF/ Michaels is now scouring the planet for Chris Van Zant and Jen Ursillo have Dallas. her replacement. been installed as the new morning duo at Greater Media classic hits WJRZ/ Dave Urso As we told you in late August, Shelly Monmouth -Ocean, filling the yawning 20 appointed VP Kincaid is leaving her APD/MD /midday chasm created by Anita Bonita's depar- YEARS AGO of promotion gig at Saga hot AC WMGX (Coast ture last month. APD /MD Van Zant, an at WTG Records. Ted 93.1)/Portland, Maine, and moving to eight -year station vet, moves up from Cramer takes WSM -AM/ North Dakota, where she'll pursue that afternoons, trading places with Spyder

Nashville PD post.. Ursa mythical "real job" -the noble profession McGuire, while Ursillo is already known in NAC WBMW becomes of nursing. Stepping up to replace her is the area from her time at sister WRAT as talk WJFK -FM /Washington, with Howard Stern part- timer/traffic person Alisha Bolin, well as her stint across the street at Press in mornings. who also joins the morning show on Communications' alterna-twins WHTG country sister WPOR. Randi Kirshbaum, and WBBO (G Rock), where she co -host- Howard Rosen recruited as national who's already programming Coast and ed mornings until May 2007. 25 promotion director of pon for It's official: D'Lyte and Ebony are oldies WYNZ (Big Hits 100.7), YEARS AGO Motown. now the new midday team at Service ditches her midday shift on Big Chris & Jen find cure for Ace Young tapped as urban KKDA (K104) /Dallas, upped from Hits in favor of Kincaid's former 'headphone hair.' PD of WCNN /Atlanta. weekends. The sisters joined the station midday show on WPOR, as well Jay Michaels advances in July, crossing the street from Radio as afternoons on triple A WCLZ. to PD of WZZK/ One urban KBFB (97.9 the Beat). They "Can you say 'busy' ?" Birmingham. replace Julio G, who is now doing Kirshbaum asks ST. overnights. Al Teller Afternoon dude John Gilmore 30 becomes Congrats to Zomba /Jive's Mid -Atlantic exits Cumulus alternative YEARS AGO president of regional promo manager with the best WRRV /Poughkeepsie, N.Y. A Windsong Records. Otis Smith joins Ariola Teller Records as VP. Charley Cook mad MD of KNOE /Monroe, La. Condolences

-Compiled by Hurricane Heeron (hiheeran[ä Nick Reynolds, one of the founders of '60s folk icons the AM /Portland, Ore. In lieu of flowers, Nick Reynolds' fami- radioandrecords. com) Kingston Trio, died Oct. 1 in San Diego. He was 75 years old. ly suggests memorial contributions be made to the Natural Reynolds was the father -in -law of Susan Reynolds, market- Resources Defense Council (nrdc.org /joingive). ing director of CBS Radio's KUFO, KXJM. KUPL KCMD-

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Tim Maranville has left Denver Radio Co. after two -and- 92.5) /Seattle, is now looking for her next opportunity and ago, can be offered a new gig at 704 -451 -8502 or vitality - a -half years due to those pesky budget cuts. Mr. Maranville, can be reached at lisa_adams965 @hotmail.com. [email protected]. Scarlet leaves after six years at :he station; who had tile business -card -busting title of director of oper- she's open to whatever and can be reached at 704 -661 -3817 ations and programming entertainment, tells ST, "I'm free Down in the Valley of the Sun, "Kid & Ruben in the or radiogirl @carolina.rr.com. James is staying in Charlotte for to roam about the country," blatantly stealing the catchy Morning," along with co -host Corina, have left rhythmic his other gig as meteorologist/reporter at the local -ox -TV slogan of "a local airline." Feel free to offer him a gig at KZON (101.5 JamZ) /Phoenix, also due to budget cuts. A affiliate, but he's got five years' experience as APD'MD at 480 -250 -1079 or timmaranville @yahoo.com. replacement show hasn't been announced. crosstown WLNK (107.9 the Link) and is available for your voice -over and -tracking needs at 704- 488 -9579 or derek- But wait, there's more! Morning duo Mark Samansky The Budget Scythe of Doom slices a large hole in the door jameslink @hotmail.com. and Lynne Ryan have left the company's alternative at CBS /Charlotte, giving the entire full -time airstaff a conven- KTNI. GM Blake Mendenhall tells ST that afternoon per- ient exit port from AC WKQC (K104.7): Exiting are morning After recently celebrating his 10th year with Entercom sonality Whip will move to mornings next week. So what guy Derek James, APD/midday goddess Scarlet C, MD /after- alternative WMFS (93X) /Memphis, OM /PD Rob Cressman about afternoons? "Until we decide what direction to go noon driver T. Edward Bensen, promo director Leah is jolted back to reality as he suffers the wrath o` budget in afternoons," Mendenhall says, "our weekend /fill -in guy Galloway, production director Rick Scaffe and Frank cuts and exits -this, after surviving three ownership Tom Frye will handle those duties. Middays are still Laseter, veteran news director on country WSOC. Cluster changes. Cressman previously spent eight years with voice -tracked." director of digital sales and operations Jonathan Shapiro has WAVF /Charleston, S.C., so this is not your typical radio moved over to WSOC to work in the sales department. gypsy. Mr. Cressman is now seeking his next long -term

The CBS Radio cuts continue in Portland, Ore.; Phoenix; Bensen, who joined K104.7 as a part -timer almost 20 years opportunity and can be reached at rmcressman @gmail.com. and Charlctte. In Portland, PD Lisa Adams exits rhythmic KXJM (Jammin' 107.5) as her position is eliminated. For now, Chris Patyk, PD of rock sister KUFO, will handle programming duties for both stations. Adams had pro- grammed previous Jammin' incarnation rhythmic AC KVMX (MOViN 107.5), which was replaced by Jammin' 107.5 in May when CBS Radio acquired the intellectual prop- erty from crosstown Rose City. Adams, who previously pro- ENGAGE YOUR LISTENERS. grammed Sandusky rhythmic AC KQMV (MOViN

Formats You'll TRANSCEND THE USUAL. Flip Over Rogers dumped AC on CKCL (104.9 Clear FM)/ Vancouver. moving the station to classic has under the almost - LEAD, DON'T FOLLOW. rhyming moniker "FM 104.9, the Greatest Hits of All Time," though PL David Larson says that a new station name is corn- ing.The station is running jockless for now, but personalities are expected to appear at some point.

Opus Broadcasting of Medford, Ore., flips KRVC from country to CHR /top 40 as "Hot 98 -9," where it will I N O I N form the third leg in a trio with alternative KROG and P O T- T O- P T classic rock /adult hits hybrid KCNA (the Drive). Hot 98- DIRECT MARKETING INNOVATIONS r 9 will bookend its drive -time shifts with the syndicated Kidd Kraddick in the morning and "On -Air With Ryan TIM BRONSIL Seacrest" _n afternoons, then utilize local talent in the 513.231.0344 other dayparts. Hot 98 -9 is consulted by Radiocrunch president (and former R &R employee) Anthony Acampora. who tells ST, "No jobs were lost in the change. ELIZABETH HAMILTON We have some great people who are being reassigned 703.757.9866 with other duties inside the cluster.This move will actually strengthen all of our stations as we'll be able to uti- MARK HEIDEN lize their talents in multiple areas." 970.472.0131

Oasis Radio Group tore down rhythmic oldies WVBB RICK TORCASSO (the Vibe 106.3) /Fort Wayne, Ind., and, in its place, built a new station: adult hits "106.3 Joe FM, the '80s, '90s & 972.661.1361 Whatever," under the guidance of director of programming Phil Becker, who also rides shotgun on his other BEST children: rhythmic WJFX (Hot 107.9) and country WBTU. STRATEGIES. MOST EXPERIENCE. HIGI-FEST QUALITY. Becker says only one jock was full -time at the Vibe and WWW.PTPMARKETING.COM that person may stay on to work at the other stations in the cluster

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the benefitsByKenTucker CO Li WI. RA.V While the U.S. radio business' total revenue but it's going to be curtailed. The upside is that Consistent revenue growth, slipped 2% to $21.3 billion last year, according there's still going to be continued growth." to the RAB, Canadian radio's revenue grew 6% a double -digit share of the advertising pie and to $1.5 billion in 2007, according to the Canadian Radio -television and Telecommuni- Tale Of Two Countries fewer competing outlets. An American radio cations Commission. (The value of the Canadian Berghuis maintains that the current state of dream? Indeed, but north of the border in and American dollar was roughly equal in Dec- Canadian radio is "a tale of two countries." Business, ember 2007.) not just radio, is booming in western Canada, where Canada, it's utter reality. Talk to Canadian And even though numbers are down a bit this natural resources like oil are spurring the economy. year, radio operators in Canada expect to finish on In such a province as Ontario, however, where man- radio broadcasters and you'll hear phrases like a positive note. "On balance, Canadian radio is up ufacturing is more prevalent, the economy is slow- about 3% this year," says Derek Berghuis, execu- er."Alberta radio is growing 10% year over year," he "hyper- focused" when they refer to the im- tiveVP of radio sales for Rogers Communications, says. "Ontario, not so much." portance localism in markets. It's one of Canadian radio's Big Four. "It's a slowing Still, at 13% of the pie, radio is a much bigger of their just growth rate. It's not the 5% and 6% we've had the advertising factor nationwide in Canada. (In the one of many differences between radio in Can- past few years. But it's still nice to be ahead." United States, radio accounts for roughly 7% of the Radio Marketing Bureau president Gary Bel - revenue pie, according to the RAB.) According to ada and in the United. States. grave agrees. "We're going to see growth in 2008, Belgrave, TV accounts for 29%, daily newspapers 22 %, Internet 11 %, magazines 6% and out -of-home 3 %. Of those, only radio, Internet and out -of-home North Of The Border, Local Really are growing. Radio has consistently increased by 5% -6% annually since 2001, he says. National revenue is up 7% from September Means Local 2007 to August 2008, according to Chris Pand- Syndicated programming, specifically Pandoff says. Not that it's not a temp- off,VP of Ontario radio at Corus Entertainment, of the morning slow variety, "jus- tation: "We could save a whole lot of one of the country's top radio broadcasters, while doesn't translate" in Canada, Cores money by voice -tracking an evening local revenue is up 2.5 %. During that same peri- Entertainment Vo of Ontario radio show across 20 of our 50 stations, but od, AM revenue has also increased. An interest- Chris Pandoff sais. "Even in the snall- that kind of defeats the purpose and ing variable is that in Canada, operators can peti- est market, they're producing the pro- we're not at a point where we're tion the CRTC to move a station from AM to gramming because we are absolu-ely pushed financially to have to do that," FM if a frequency is available and if the move hyper- focused on local." he adds. "The industry is healthy." doesn't violate the nation's two FM /two AM Rogers Communications executive Even though consolidation is preva- per -owner per- market rule. As a result, 70% of VP of radio Dere,c Berghuis, who 3t one lent in Canada, owners have resisted Canadian stations are FMs, Berghuis says. time served as a senior VP at ABC and try and broaden it." the allure to consolidate programming. Pandoff says, "Of the AMs that remain, many of Radio Networks in New York, says While it's been tried in the past, "The way we approach our business them are well- positioned as sports talk, news talk Canadian broadcasters are "very much Pandoff says syndication experiments from a programming standpoint hasn't or news wheels "- meaning those outlets that con- into local radio. We're live and local failed. "The markets don't respond changed that much in the last 10 -20 tinually loop a full news cycle, a la CNN's Headline almost everywhere." positively to it at all," he says. "They years," Pandoff says. "Our owners rec- News. "There's usually one dominant talker and "They talk about what happens in want their own local information and ognize the responsibility -that if our one dominant news wheel in each market. What the city that they're in," Pandoff rays surveillance." medium is going to survive long term that's allowed us to do is not only increase AM rev- of Canadian stat ons. "They're ve-y And while voice-tracking does exist against all the other technologies corn- enue but go after advertisers that are not as inter- local- centric. To lave a national rr orn- in off -prime dayparts, it originates at ing in, it will be because we are hyper - ested about cost per point as they are content." ing show, they'd have to water dcwn the station. "It's all localized program- focused on local. It's our one differenti- Although 47 AM stations have converted to FM the local aspect of what they talk about ming, it just doesn't happen to be live," ating competitive advantage:' -KT since 2003, the average revenue and profit before interest and taxes (PBIT) per FM station have re-

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AM MINA says. "We weren't trading real estate or waterfront, we were buying strategic assets and making them work.We didn't cut a lot of expenses in program- IlIlaIHhlI ming and promotions or in the quality of the product to make the transaction look good." Even though companies like Clear Channel are vilified in the States by opposition groups because they supposedly "own everything," Canada is where the real consolidation is. Belgrave estimates the Big Four-Rogers, Corus, Astral Media and CTVglobemedia -own roughly 80% of the country's commercial stations. Meanwhile, five operators account for 71% of iIHhIIIiIIIIII the revenue in the English -language market, with Rogers leading the way at 19 %, according to ...... Statistics Canada, followed by Corus (17 %),Astral (16 %), CTVglobemedia (12 %) and Newcap (7 %). The three largest operators in the French- language market account for 83% of the revenue 1111111111 in that market. Astral leads with 48 %, Corus is second with 21 %, and Cogeco third with 13 %. It's also worth noting that Canadian broadcast- : ing companies tend to be more media -diverse than their U.S. counterparts. Rogers, for example, owns TV stations, magazines, radio stations, cable channels, a cable company, Internet service providers and telephone companies, among other holdings. Corus holds radio and TV stations, cable channels and a TV production company. But radio has an advantage, in that TV stations tend to cover larger areas than radio outlets. As a result, "television's inventory is regional, so if you mained relatively unchanged at $2 5 million and ingful campaign," Pandoff says. "They can get Can - want to buy something local, there's not a lot of $600,000 per station, respectively; whereas the aver- some pretty strong reach numbers with three or Consolidation inventory targeted to that local market," Berghuis age revenue per AM station has increased from $1.5 four of the top stations in the market. They can Five operators account says. "Local advertisers like radio because it's local. million in 2003 to $1.9 million in 2007 and the reach 95% of the population in pretty short order." for 71% of the revenue If you're a car dealer, why do you want to adver- PBIT has increased from almost nil to $100,000, The top 20 U.S. markets account for 38% of the in the Canadian English - tise to a whole region when people aren't going to according to Statistics Canada. population, while in Canada they account for 60%, language market: be driving 80 -100 miles to get to your dealership ?" Belgrave says, who also notes that about 50% of the In addition, there isn't a commercial national population resides between Windsor, Ontario, and Rogers (19 %) radio network, although the government -funded Consider This Quebec City, Quebec, a region that encompasses the Corus (17 %) Canadian Broadcasting Corp. operates several non- And here's something to think about: Clear country's two largest markets:Toronto and Montreal. Astral (16 %) commercial networks. "All of the stations are local Channel owns more stations in the States than While consolidation has also hit Canada, albeit CTVglobemedia (12 %) and are therefore sold locally," says Belgrave, who there are commercial stations in all of Canada - a few years later than in the States, the approach Newcap (7 %) notes that there are, of course, national agency buys. 627 in total there, according to Belgrave. to portfolio growth was different. "When they "Radio's strength, wherever it is in Canada, is Because there are fewer stations and since those relaxed the ownership rules, companies that were as a local medium," Belgrave says. "We actually stations tend to have larger audiences, "advertisers already players looked to fill in markets [they make full use of that in this country. Advertisers don't have to buy as many stations to have a mean- weren't in] to have a nationai footprint," Pandoff recognize that and they buy more radio." R R Four Reasons Why Canada's Got It Made

While there are any number of reasons why ha; 41. Vancouver has 15 stations and St. the potential broadcast audience is more station. And the same goes for voice -t icking. Canadia, radio is outpacing the United Lotis, comparable in size, has 41. concentrated. Overall, about 21.5 million - Shorter stopsets, shorter spots: States in terms of revenue growth -not the 'We don't have as many stations in or 65% of Canada's 33 million people -live "Canadian radio, for the most part, has least of which is that while U.S. auto sales each market, so the companies have some in urban areas with populations of been very disciplined with its control of dropped 27% in September, they rose 1.7% good margins and typically reinvest back 100,000 -plus, compared with about 80 inventory levels over the years," Berghuis in Canaca -here are four key differences into the products," Rogers million or 26% of says. Our music stations rarely go above that work i-i Canada's favor, especially Communications execu- America's 300 million 12 minutes per hour in morning drive and when it :ornes to local advertisers. tive VP cf radio sales people, according to 10 minutes per hour through the res- of the Fewer stations: There are more than De-ek Berghuis says. Mediapost.com. day. Many operate well below these evels." 12,000 commercial stations in the States, Population density: Live and local /no syndi- Rogers' news CFTR (680 News)'Tor- while thrre are 627 in Canada, according Perhaps contrary to what cation: Live and local means onto maxes out at 14 minutes per Four, to the Radio Marketing Bureau. Toronto one might believe, the just that in Canada. Bob & plus traffic /weather tags. Meanwhi , and Philadelphia are roughly the same Canadian population Tom may have hundreds of "60- second spots have gone the way of size in terms of population. The former skews more urban than in U.S. affiliates, but in Canada the dodo bird up here," Radio Marketing has 19 commercial stations, while Philly the States, which means they'd only be on their home Bureau president Gary Belgrave says. -KT

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'We're not Make your station stand out on Election Night overusing our morning anchors in election Preparing For coverage, because that morning Giving out assignments early gives Bauer's staff The Big Night drive product a chance to prepare. "That way if something is really comes up that we're not expecting, because of the important preplanning we're able to handle it a lot better." and I want Bauer takes time to communicate the plan to my morning his staff. "I meet with people individually or in \like Stern anchor fresh.. small groups :' he says. "People speak up in a one- [email protected] -R.C. Bauer on -one context. If you start the planning process far enough in advance, you have time to meet rnany news and talk stations are like nervous brides as they with people on an individual basis." prepare for their big day -the presidential election. But while many brides -to -be work with a wedding planner on details like invitations and menu selection-the wed- Remember Where You Live ding equivalent of marketing and programming -stations often don't have com- As newsworthy as the national election is, Beck parable assistance. To help out, we queried a number of news /talk format lead- reminds stations about covering local stories: "This may be an outstanding presidential contest that ers about how to ensure your station is ready to walk down the aisle Nov 4. trumps everything else in people's minds, but I Entercom VP of news /talk programming and version of CNN's "best political team on television?' know that there are still local issues people care technical operations Ken Beck says, "Election That will require planning, says R.C. Bauer, about :' he says. "That's where our stations in mar- Day is not just business as usual.This is an oppor- director of information and programming services kets like Wichita; Greenville, S.C.; and Greensboro tunity for radio stations to do special things and at Clear Channel talk WFLA /Tampa, who also can really own their chunk of the elections. You to sound special. Otherwise, it's really easy for oversees the Florida News Network, which distrib- can localize McCain -Obama as much as you want, your fans to check out Rush Limbaugh that day utes news content to nearly every market in Florida but you can own the election issues that people and watch everything else on television. We have where Clear Channel owns stations. "We started care about locally." to give them a reason to come to the radio sta- planning weeks ago:' Bauer says. "If your coverage While local experts are a valuable resource, Beck tion for more than the national stuff." is well- planned and your reporters know what their warns against giving away the brand. "It's fine if you Beck's suggestions include creating custom pro- election night assignments are going to be, the cov- want to have the Channel 8 expert involved with duction, replacing syndicated programming with erage really falls into place. Election coverage isn't the coverage.What I discourage is turning the whole locally originated coverage and assembling a local particularly difficult as long as you have a plan:' radio station and Web site over to Channel 8." Experience Matters. . Pf ; WHITE HOUSE ,. PRESS NE ABC ._ APOLLO Rau S{Ilrll 17 94't PRESS Iverg,ori N7 MICNIGgN Nix* 9017Iu obèNEVIS ABC News VISITING JOURNALIST Radio Correspondent, Vic Ramer Endß STS-, BOSNIA ANO HeRZ[OOVMA 4080 B C EWS VICTOR RAINER E A8C tAu]. MEpIQM RAM° JANUAR' ADIO 'n,.rna,lonal MCIO C21 STAFF TRUSTED. CREDIBLE. COMPLETE.

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www.americanradiohistory.com 'The assumption that everybody knows who we are and what He adds, "This is an opportunity for us to own our we're going to do on Election brand and present it to P3 and P4 listeners who don't real- Baby, You Can Drive My Car Day is dangerous. You've really ly spend a lot of time with us. If we do a good job, we got to reach out and grab have a chance to convert them into Pls." If you believe in the axiom of playing to your people and tell them why they It's also possible to use a station's best resources -its strengths, then take the advice of McVay Media have to be here.' -Ken Beck hosts -to gain external exposure. "The smart TV guys news /talk specialist Holland Cooke, who suggests will take the local opinion leaders and get them on. focusing election night coverage for in -car listening. uct you're going to get naturally won't be as good." It's an opportunity for us to get our hosts out there," Cooke says, "That's radio's piece of the puzzle. In any More than having the results, it's important to be able Beck says. other listening environment, we're competing with other to put them in context for listeners.At WFLA.. Bauer plans Meanwhile, don't take anything for granted. "The media that will win. Of course they are going to turn on to have one of its key talk hosts, a political science pro- assumption that everybody knows who we are and what Fox or Chris Matthews or CNN if they have a choice." fessor, and one of its top news anchors on the air togeth- we're going to do is dangerous," Beck says. "It's. not at all Make the invitation specific to the station's unique er. Also in the mix will be listener reaction. "It will be obvious to people what you're going to do on Election benefit, Cooke says. He suggests liners and promos important to get listeners' phone calls on," he says. "Talk Day. Just telling them on that day isn't going to cut it. that literally say, "If you are in the car tomorrow night, radio listeners want to react and they certainly are going You've really got to reach out and grab people and tell we will have results the moment they are available." to have a lot to react to." them why they have to be here." Think of it as being part of the mobile movement. The station Web site also needs to be ready for the " 'Mobile' is a hot term you hear on CNBC a lot when they morning after. Bauer suggests loading it with poll results, are talking about the newest iPhone," he says. "But talk text, audio and video for listeners waking up in the morn- Use Your Web Site radio is the original mobile information appliance:' -MS ing to a new president. Radio's focus on the Internet has intensified since 2004, Overall, Bauer sees Election Night as an opportunity. Bauer observes, and that means the election can't be "With the increased competition radio is facing from all business as usual for a station's Web site. Beck says, "Its exactly the same as they did at this time last year, with sorts of media, the election is an opportunity for us to amazing how many Web sites on Election Day look just a couple of different AP stories." shine," he says. "It's an opportunity for us to show that The best idea may be to keep it simple. "There's a ten- radio can be more flexible, that we can go live at a dency in radio to worry about whether that picture should moment's notice, that we can present instant opinion from be over here," Beck says. "Most people coining to our Web listeners, that it really is a place to go for relevant useful sites aren't coming to appreciate template art; they are information." IW going there to find information, dig into the issues and learn more about what's being talked about on the air. So don't make it hard for them to find it." Grab That Cash The station Web site is also a powerful tool for maxi- mizing coverage of local races. "We can certainly go more While advertisers often steer away from politics, Entercom in -depth on the Web site, since we have more time and VP of news /talk programming and technical operations more space," Bauer says. Ken Beck believes this election is different. He thinks radio Equally if not more important than Election Night is can provide a pretty compelling package and "create a the next day. "You can't forget that morning drive is a huge multitiered on -air and online opportunity to be both win for radio," Bauer says. hyper -local and have access to insider national coverage." That means being smart with your resources. "Don't At Clear Channel talk WFLA/Tampa, where the sales overtax your morning stars," Bauer says. 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A Prelude To A Kiss When Epic/Columbia Nashville artist Jessica Simpson recently arrived at the Tampa International Airport with her dog, Daisy, she was greeted by 30 CBS Radio country WQYK/Tampa contest winners. Later that day, WQYK conducted a live, one -hour interview with Simpson from a private room at the airport. She is on the road promoting her debut country album, "Do You Know." From left are afternoon co -host Randy Price, Daisy, Simpson and afternoon co -host Dave McKay. Photo: courtesy of Sony BMG Nashville /Columbia Nashville

A Taste Of Honey Born To Run Although actor Kiefer Sutherland is perhaps best - Campbell Entertain- known for his role or Fox -TV's "24," he also owns indie ment Group president label Ironworks Records, home to Lifehouse and folk Craig Campbell and rock duo honeyhoney. At the end of September, hundreds of Sutherland and honeyhoney dropped by Emmis triple participants gathered A /rock hybrid WRXP /New York's studios to meet the at the Pickwick station's staff. From left are midday personality Steve Landing Marina for Craig, Sutherland, MD /afternoon drive personality the 5K Run/Walk at Bryan Schock, morning show host Matt Pinfield, Darryl Worley's consultant Mike Henry, honeyhoney's Suzanne Santo seventh annual and Ben Jaffe, Universal Republic Records VP of Tennessee River Run. alternative promotion Dennis Blair and PD /morning The event raised show co -host Leslie Pram. funds for the Darryl Worley Foundation. Shown before the Boogie Nights race, from left, are Capitol Nashville singer /songwriter Luke Bryan, right, Campbell, RLM/ chatted with Clear Channel country KSSN morning show Mission Management host and DJ Hall of Fame member Bob Robbins before executive assistant headlining the station's 2008 Blacktop Boogie concert Becky Pine and in Little Rock. Creative Artists Agency agent Blake Taking It To The McDaniel. Streets Northshire Communications Going Global alternative WEQX /Albany, N.Y., DJ Khaled, co -host hosted the LarkFEST street of "The Take Over" festival 20. concert Sept. More on Cox Radio urban than 80,000 music fans WEDR (99 attended the event, which Jamz)/Miarni, featured performances by Tom stopped by Music Morello the Nightwatchman and Choice's studios in actor /bluhammock Music singer/ New York with songwriter Val Emmich. From rapper Ace Hood, left are MD Amber Miller, who is signed to his Emmich, OM /PD/afternoon jock label, We the Best Willobee and evening host Music. DJ Khaled Stiller. hosted an episode of "Tho Corner" for the music network during his visit. His third album for Koch Raising The Bar Records, "We Universal Republic rap /rock act Rehab Global," dropped Sept. 16. From appeared on Sirius' Hits 1 channel to promote left its single "Bartender Song (Sittin' at a Bar)," are Khaled, Music which peaked at No.11 at Alternative. From Choice's DJ Mecca left are Universal Republic national director of and Hood. top 40 promotion Mike Nazzaro, Rehab bassist Hano Leathers and vocalist Danny

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2000: A Spin By Wade Jessen, Gary Trust, Anthony Colombo and Raphael George Odyssey Jennifer Fudson's "Spotlight" enters an elite club of titles at Chesney, Swift Ascend At Country Darius, Rule Urban AC to register Capitol Kenny Chesney checks into the at least 2,300 weekly Country penthouse with Smooth Jazz plays. Fitt ngly, all "Everybody Wants to Go to Eric Darius scores his first Smooth Jazz No. 1, have broken the barri- Heaven" (BNA), his 15th No. 1. as "Goin' All Out" lifts 2 -1. With the track fol- er in ... tie 2000s. The song is his 12th chart- topper lowing labelmate Dave Koz's "Life hi the Fast this decade, moving him within Highest Weekly Plays Total, Artist, Song, Date Lane" to the summit, Capitol notches its third one of Toby Keith's mark for 2,364, Robin Thicket "Lost Without You," leader and first set of back -to -back No. is in most leaders in the 2000s. Tim April 6, 2007 the three -year archives of the Nielsen BDS - McGraw has also earned 12 No. 2,128, Alicia Keys, "Like You'll Never See Me based chart. Prior to Koz's coronation last is in that span. Again," Feb. 15, 2008 week, Capitol had led for two weeks last Country kudos also go out to 2,121, Keyshia Cole, ' I Remember," Taylor Swift, who notches her November with Jeff Golub's "Ain't No Woman March 21, 2008 (Like the I Got)." sixth top 10 (11 -9) with "Love One 2,092, Musiq Soulchald, "teachme,' Story" (Big Machine). At just four weeks, the song makes the fastest Aug. 24, 2007 top 10 ascension by a solo female since Gretchen Wilson's "All Jacked Celine Feels AC 'Love' 2,045, Jennifer Hudson, " Spotligh:," Up" soared 15 -10 in its third week on the Aug. 19, 2005, chart, set- Celine Dion breaks a three -way tie for most AC Oct. 10, 2008 ting the bar for solo women since the Nielsen BDS era dawned in chart hits this decade, as "My Love" (Columbia) 2,044, Jaheim, "Never," March 28, 2008 January 1990. In that span, only two other titles by solo females have debuts at No. 25, becoming her 16th entry of the 2,000, Mary J. Bilge, "Be Without You," reached the top tier in just four weeks: Faith Hill's "Mississippi Girl" 2000s (see Spin Spotlight, left). Dion also held the March 10, 2006 (2005) and Shania Twain's "Love Gets Me Every Time" (1997). mantle for most chart entries in the '90s, so "Love" extends her lead for most charted titles in Celine Dion Nickel -Back In Action the last two decades. Since her arrival in 1991, First Time she's made 39 appearances. Dion's totals "Gotta Be Somebody" career include 21 top lOs and 11 No. ls, tops among all (Roadrunner/RRP) marks a resound- No. is From artists at AC since the beginning of the '90s. ing return for Nickelback, as the lead cut from "Dark Horse," O.A.R., Mraz Rhythmic Top 10: 40% due Nov. 18, five graces charts Jason Mraz breaks Daniel Powter's after its initial week of airplay. Wayne's World Hot AC mark for longest ride to At Rock, the band roars to a career - Lil Wayne is just the third artist in the 16 -year the top by a solo male, as "I'm best No. 7 entrance, as "Somebody" history of the Nielsen BDS -driven Rhythmic Yours" (Atlantic /RRP) rises 2 -1 scores the format's chart to place four songs in the top 10 simulta- All By Herself second -highest to become his first format chart - debut this year, trailing only the No. 4 neously. The rapper makes his latest arrival to the Celine Don now stands alone atop the list of topper. Its 28 -week climb bests kickoff of Metallica's "The Day That upper tier as featured on the Game's "My Life" most AC chart entries this decade, thanks to a Powter's 27 -frame trek with "Bad (Interscope), which rises 11 -8 to join Wayne's debut for "My Love." A look at the acts to Never Comes" (Warner Bros.). Day" in 2006. other listings at Nos. 2, 4 make 10 or more visits to the tally in that span. "Somebody" also blasts onto In an intertwined move, Mraz's and 6. Lil Wayne joins T- Active Rock (No. 19) and Alternative labelmate O.A.R. lands its first (No. 22) with Most Increased Plays Pain (2007) and 50 Cent Total Chart Hits 2000 -08, Artist, Triple A No. 1 with "Shattered (2005) as 16, Celine Dion at all three rock formats. (Turn the Car Around)" (2 -1), the only artists to 15, Clay Aiken At Hot AC, greatest gainer which completes its journey to place as many as four songs "Somebody" in at No. 19, in the top 10 in a week. 15, Jim Brickman soars the No. 1 in 15 weeks, the format's 14, Josh Groban format's third -highest bow and best second -slowest flight of 2008. Wayne also matches 50 as 13, Rod Stewart since Alanis Morissette launched at a Mraz's "Yours" retains the mark for the only artists to dominate 10, Daryl Hall & John Oates record No. 13 with "Thank U" 10 longest trip to the Triple A apex three of the top four songs 10, Elton John years ago this month. "Somebody" this year, set in June when it hit on Rap, where the former 10, LeAnn Rimes also starts at No. 32 on CHR /Top 40. the summit in its 16th week. ranks at Nos. 2, 3 and 4.

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"any off day I had, I was in the studio" While the album was recorded "a little at a time," Currington says, "it worked well that way. It gave me time to let things breathe, review it while I was out here and then decide what I wanted to add or change." First single "Don't" moves 31 -30 on R &R's Country chart. The Currington, Dexter take time off and return renewed R &B- flavored ballad represents one end of the breadth of the new set, while the raucous Happy And They Know It "That's How Country Boys Roll" book -ends the other end of the spectrum. CBS Radio country WYCD /Detroit PD Tim Roberts says Currington's single fits the station. " `Don't' is Ken Tucker kind of a groove rec- [email protected] ord, a real soulful performance that sort of ountry star Billy Currington is happy and he knows it. Fans will reminded me of Mo- know it too, after hearing his new Mercury Nashville set, "Little ' "Don't" is a town music, so I felt there would be an immedi- Bit of Everything," due Oct. 14. Six months chilling in Hawaii groove record ate connection :' he says. So far, so good. "We're getting strong phone reaction on the song," can have a decidedly positive impact on one's outlook on life. a real soulful performance Roberts says. After coming down with severe laryngitis last Currington says of his new album with a laugh. that reminded Clear Channel country KAJA /San Antonio year and then entering a 30 -day trauma recovery "I grew up on different kinds of music. It's all me of Motown OM /PD George King says Currington works for program to deal with childhood abuse by his inside of me and it comes out when it wants to." his market as well. "He has a terrific mix of a con- music, so I stepfather, Currington decided to take it easy in One thing that isn't at all random is the mood felt there temporary sound that's not too over the top and Hawaii. "In a place like that you don't have any of the record, which is decidedly positive. "I was would be an down -home lyrics that most of audience really choice but to see the world differently," Cur - going through a lot of songs that I had written immediate enjoys," he says. rington says. "The only thing going on is the that were on the sad side and I just kept passing connection. Marketing for Currington's record includes a wind and a few surfers here and there. It's quiet." them by," Currington says of the song selection We're getting promotion with mobile marketing firm Mozes Rested and renewed, Currington hit the road process. "I just don't feel that way right now." strong phone in which fans call a phone number to hear in April and began to record the new set on days The same was true of the outside songs pitched reaction. tracks from the set and can also leave a message off. "It was good for me, and now I've moved on," to Currington. "Every time I'd hear one, I'd get for Currington. Once registered, participants -Tim Roberts he says. through the first verse and chorus and say, `That receive a text message alerting them when a His 2003 self-tided debut has sold 255,000 don't feel good,' " he says. "Not to say I won't ever new clip is available. copies in the United States, according to Nielsen record sad songs again, but in this part of my life Universal Music Group Nashville VP of new SoundScan, while 2005 sophomore set "Doin' I wanted to be happy and upbeat and have a pos- media Michael Deputato says mobile list market- Something Right" has shifted 990,000. He has itive message out there." ing is "more personal, more direct" than e-mail scored five top 10 Country singles, including two Currington, who co-produced the set with marketing.The promotion has been advertised on No. 1s, 2005's "Must Be Doin' Something Carson Chamberlain, was more involved in pro- Currington's MySpace page, as well as on iLike, Right" and 2007's "Good Directions." duction this time around. "I wanted to be there the artist's Web site, UMGN's own portal and "It's all over the map, isn't it ?" the Georgia -born for anything that happened," he says. As as result, Currington's existing mobile list.

Coming Full Circle After nine years away from the industry, Terry everything just kind of thrown at me. I didn't know South, with heavy spins at urban AC KQXL (Q Dexter is back with her sophomore project, how to really work and struggle and feel good 106.5) /Baton Rouge and urban AC KZWA /Lake "Listen" (Penny's Gang Records), which street- when you have your end result." Charles, La. "Besides the fact that Terry's voice is ed Sept. 30. Previously signed to Warner Bros., Moving to Los Angeles in the aftermath of 9/11 simply beautiful, the reason I link we're getting so Dexter released her debut project, "Better Than with a wealth of newfound life experience driv- many requests for `I'm Free' is because the song is Me," in 1999 and charted on the Billboard Hot ing her, Dexter re- emerged on a new label and so positive :' KZWA MD Tammy Tousant says. "It's 100 with the title track. began creating her album in the role of student, fun, light, brisk and exciting, and with the econo- Struggling internally, Dexter embarked on a honing her skills and learning how to work, earn my the way it is, our listeners are leaning more to journey toward greater self-discovery. She retreat- and hustle in the industry from the ground floor. the inspirational and songs with positive messages ed to New York and completely isolated herself Entrenched in the creative process and with that give them hope for change." from the industry. She didn't sing or even think inspiration from Marvin Gaye, Dexter decided to "Listen" is about "getting back to where music about music, wondering if she wanted to return at create a message album. "This was a creative process started," Dexter says. "Tuning what's not neces- all. "My first thing coming out of Warner Bros. that I've never had in my life," she says. "This record sary out and listening to what really matters.The was, `Who am I ?' " Dexter recalls. "I was never was such an amazing experience and journey." lyrics are messages. It totally embodies what this actually able to get the hunger in me because I had First single "I'm Free" is being embraced in the album is about." -Foladé Bell

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to your Web site, but you have to extend your brand to these places where the people are." The name of the game today is page views. "It became a big priority for us to get more page views," said Austin, who noted that radio's Web initiatives Down Under were just as much of a priority as they have become in the United States. "We had a lot of promotions that got us some great content for the Today's PDs must balance traditional radio stuff with online Web site," she said. The key is to attract your online Pls and let them brand extension. First in a two -part series help you spread your brand virally. Steele said, "As we've said, 20% of your audience drives 70% of your quarter -hours, and I think the same is true Juggling Chain Saws For for our Web site." Landis agreed: "You have to superserve your P 1 s with viral marketing, and they'll spread the word for you." Fun, But Mostly Profit As with anything new /different /scary, the key Craze to pushing any successful online effort from the inside requires the help of a younger, Web -savvy demo that is already enthusiastic about the technology and can help convert others who may be Kevin Carter less ready -at least initially-to climb aboard. [email protected] "Within the last six months, we've hired a bunch 'What's of new, young people to run our video produc- he daily life of a PD is s0000 glamorous, what with time spent sit- traditional tion department," Landis said. "They're doing ting in aircheck sessions, sitting in promotions meetings, sitting in today won't some very interesting things and creating some sales meetings, sitting in music meetings. Repeat. Today, however, be tomorrow, compelling content. Now we have to integrate them into everything." in addition to all that old- school stuff, the modern programmer and that must spend the rest of his or her day intensely focused on a whole what's not traditional new set of responsibilities, which includes maintaining and grow- Make Time To Make Time ing the station's brand via the Web, texting, mobile, outdoor and social networking. today better be traditional Time management is essential when juggling tomorrow.' these new online brand -extension initiatives. Re- It was that last subject that was the topic of much differently. If you think, 'I got into this to just do member that you still have to run that station in -Jimmy Steele discussion during the recent R &R Convention in radio,' you're going to have to do it elsewhere, be- the back. "The other day, I had a second to go in Austin during the CHR /top 40 session, `Juggling cause our listeners are already there" the production room and listen to some promos, Chainsaws:The Changing Role ofToday's PD." My and I couldn't remember the last time I did that," panelists were Clear Channel KHTS (Channel Landis said. "We go back and forth with all this 933)/San Diego PD Jimmy Steele, Border Media New Shiny Spot creative stuff, but we're still running stations and Partners VP of English programming Mark Landis It's that ability to be able to turn all that you've we still have to do good radio until people catch and two experienced and very much available PDs: learned on its head and find the new shiny spot up to what we're doing." Tracy Austin, former longtime PD of KRBE/ underneath that will make the difference today. "I Steele noted that achieving that balance isn't as Houston and WKSS /Hartford, who read that as technology continues to easy as it sounds; and maybe the very title "PD" just returned from a two -year stint advance and as the way people use our is no longer adequate to describe the exact job programming Nava 106.9 in stations evolves, in the future, you're that he and his peers are now being asked to do Brisbane, Australia; and Cruze, not going to have a radio station that on a daily basis. "We should change our titles to whose impressive programming also has aWeb site -you'll have aWeb 'brand managers,' " he said. "We spend our days résumé includes WFNX/Boston, site that also has a radio station," Cruze fighting for ways to get our brand out there. One WMGK/ Philadelphia, KBTZ (the said. "That should make your site of the downsides of doing all these other things Buzz)/ Houston, WKBQ /St. Louis more powerful and cooler than the is that we spend less time actually programming and, most recently WWDC others out there. At most radio sta- our stations, and it's important not to let the on- (DC101)/ Washington. Austin dons, ourWeb sites are horrible. It's not air product slip. Find a good APD and make them The major reason for radio's intense focus on that we're not trying, but if you compare them to keep you focused on what needs attention." the online space can be articulated in one word: other content Web sites, we have a very long way In this age of budget cuts and fewer bodies in money. "Our CEO has said many times that rev- to go and a fairly short time to get there. the building, Austin worked with what sounds enue from the Internet eclipsed radio last year," "If we don't become a focal point for whatev- like an embarrassment of human riches while in Landis said. "Every idea has to have five different er our station is, we're going to be in big trouble Australia: "We had 11 on -air people and an off- levels of tech, from texting to the Web site and six months to a year from now," he said. "As PDs, air MD who worked tirelessly." In a demonstra- how we're going to make money off of it. You we used to only be concerned with what records tion of the increased importance of the station's have to think of different ways to make it happen." sounded best on the station. Now we're content Web presence, Austin said the position of web - Indeed, online has become radio's next big land providers and brand managers." master was moved directly into the programming rush. "What's important is analyzing and recogniz- The panel agreed that radio had been slow to react Landis department. "We ran so many promotions that we ing that what's traditional today won't be tomor- to the changing landscape and is just now coming had dedicated promotion managers for each shift, row, and that what's not traditional today better be around. "Radio did a very poor job early on of plus an in -house copy department," she said, to traditional tomorrow," Steele said. "How are we embracing the Web;' Steele said. "We were anti - gasps from the envious audience. RdR going to get the biggest bang for our buck? The streaming and content. I think we learned in the past online vehicle becomes a unique brand itself. five years that you simply have to embrace it.We have Next week: Online is the new on- street, and your Web We're entering a Wi -Fi world. We have to think to try to own it.There are ways to drive visitors back site is the new station van.

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RIHANNA NO. 1(3 WKS) 11 1 ßr KANVE W3T 537/281 1 16 9434 -52 56.286 1 FALL OUT BOY 1J 941/145 DISTLRBIA SRNl1EF aM/IOJML I Don't Care Love Lockdc v' NE -YO (Fueled By Rauren /Island/IDJMG) (Roc -A- Fella.' -f Jam /IDJML) 8441 -461 53.758 2 CLOSER DEE 1 M/ID1ML TOTAL STATIONS: 70 TOTAL STATI N5: 60 PINK L«Z 8073 1125 51.561 3 NEW KIDS ON THE LINKIN P.li1K 536/5 SO WHAT LAFA_EJZOMBA BLOCK A NE -VO 792/120 Leave Out AI the Rest JORDIN SPARKS Il itT 7664 -303 40.794 7 Single (Warner Bro. ONE STEP AT A TIME 19/11VUZOMBA (Interscope) TOTAL STA71 NS: 40 TOTAL STATIONS: LEONA LEWIS L«l 87 7611 «547 45.516 4 METRO S1.ATION BETTER IN TIME S" CO/J/RMG 523/186 ARTIST NEW REHAB 756 /4 Seventeen F-..-wer SECONDHAND SERENADE 1711E/LABEL STATIONS (Columba) 7064 « 323 35.342 9 Bartender Song FALL FOR YOU GLASSNOTE /ILG'ATLANTIC NICKELBACK 42 (Universal Republic) TOTAL STATQVS: 43 CHRIS BROWN Ill dr Gotta Be Somebody TOTAL STATIONS: 50 6869 -773 43.924 5 THE PUSSACAT FOREVER JIVE/ZOMBA (Roadronner/RRP) DOLLS HINDER ti«T 570/239 FEAT. MIS/Y ELLIOTT 492/61 KATY PERRY KBKS, KDND, KHFI, KHKS, KJVO, KKDM, 6558 .1090 42.744 6 KMXV, KOCH, KSAS, KSMB, KSPW, KVUU. Without You Whatcha Th r L Atout That HOT NCOLD CAPITOL KWNZ, KXXM, KZHT, KZMG, WAEV, WAKZ, (Universal Republic) linterscope) 112 KARDINAL OFFISHALL FEATURING AKON t WBHT, WBZW, WCGQ, WDCG, WDJX, TOTAL STATIONS: 42 TOTAL STATIONS: 38 6014- 858 36.759 8 DANGEROUS KONLIVE/GEFFEN /INrERSCOPE WOOD, WEIB, WFLZ, WHBQ, WIOG, WIXX, THRIVING VORV M.I.A. WJIM, WKSS, WKZL, WLAN, WLKT, WNCI, BRANDY 550/221 469/27 5111 -26 26583 13 WNOK, WPRO, WQEN, WRVQ, WVVB, Right Here Angels On II.i Moon PAPEE PLANES XUINTERSCOPE (Departed) WXXL, WZBZ (Epic) (Winup) T.I. TOTAL STATIONS: 53 TOTAL STATIONS: 27 5025 -1398 29.932 11 WHARVER VOID LIKE GRAND HUSTLE.ATLANTIC BRITNEY SPEARS 38 FLO RIDA FEATURING WILL.I.AM Womanizer 4852 -8 25.097 14 (Jive/Zomba) IN THE AYER POE BOV.ATLANTIC KDWB, KJVO, KKDM, KKHH, KQCH, KRBE, JESSE MCCARTNEY Il- KRUF, KSLZ, KSMB, KVUU, KZHT, WAOA, 4683 - 767 27725 12 LEAVIa' HOLLYWOOD WBHT, WBZW, WDCG, WOKE, WFMF, KEVIN RUDOLF FEATURING LIL WAYNE WHBQ, WHHY, WHKF, WHOT, WHTS, 4265 -525 23.083 15 WIXX, WJBQ, WKCI, WKKF, WKZL, WLDI, LET ITROCK (:.SP MONEY /UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC WPRO, WQEN, WSTR, WTWR, WVKS, DAVID ARCHULETA «¡ WVYB, WWCK, WYOY, WZEE, WZYP 4233 « 124 19.323 17 CRUSH 19 /JIVE/ZOMBA RIHANNA 19 SAVING ABEL AIRPOWER Il lE 18 8 3889 - 597 15.798 20 Rehab ADDICTED SFUIXONIRGINCAPITOI (SRP/Def JanU1DJMG) CHRJSTINA AGUILERA AIRPOWER y«T KHFI, KHOP, KKMG, KKPN, KKRZ, KQMQ, 17 22 4 3840 -773 19.088 19 KEEPSCETTIN' BETTER RCA/RMG KSMB, WBHT, WBZW, WCGQ. WHIZ, WJBQ, WKSS, WKSZ, WSNX, WVYB, ESTELLE FEATURING KANVE WEST 11 3645 1188 30.824 10 WZBZ, WZKF, EM Top 20 on 20 AMERICAN BOY HOMESCHOOLATLANTIC DAUGHTRY KANVE WEST 16 L«1 3284 191 13.994 23 WHAT ABOUT NOW R(A/RMG Love Lockdown (Roc- A- Fella/Def JanJIDJMG) JASON MRAZ 1fJ 3084 - 648 15.221 21 KHOP, KITS, KKOB, KKPN, KQMQ, KWYL, M YOJRS ATLI M .47, WKCI.44, VJHTZ .39, GOTTABESOMEBOOY ROApMINER/RRP WLKT, WTWR, WWCK, WWWQ, WYOY, WFLY .34 WRV W .34, WSJ .31, WAEZ .31. WG EN .29 LIL WAYNE FEATURING T -PAIN I1 1203 .18 5213 34 WZYP CAT M )NEV CASH MONEY /UNIVERSAL MOTOWN +1090 * KATY PERRY T-PAIN FEATURING LIL WAYNE Hot N Cold ( apilo 1184 -237 6346 31 CAN'T 3ELIEVE IT NAPPY BOY /KONVICT /JIVE /ZOMBA KZOi .54, KHFI .52. W OW w5, KZZP 38, WNKS 37, O.A.R. WOKE .35. WVYB 32. S°T Q 35 WADE 30, WPXY .30 1148 -168 1750 39 ADDED AT... SHATTTRED (TURN THE CAR AROUND) EVERFINE/ATLANTIC /RRP AKON WYKS 1055 -457 5.599 32 RIGHT VOW (NA NA NA) SRC/UNIVERSAL MOTOWN Gainesville, FL PARAMORE OM /PD: Kevin Quinn 1«J 981 -296 6.798 30 THAT') WHAT YOU LET FUELED BY RM.IEN /RRP Ne-Yo, Miss Independent, 2

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7 PINK SO WHAT LAFACE/ZOMBA 3145 +400 KXSS/Amarillo, TX KMXF /Fayetteville, AR o 5 17 SECONDHAND SERENADE FALL FOR YOU GLASSNOTUILG/ATLANTIC 3095 -47 OM: Rick Andrews OM: Dave Ashcraft KCRS/Odessa, TX PD: Marshal Blevins PD /MD: Jay Steele PD /MD: Nate Rodriguez 12 LEONA LEWIS BETTER IN TIME SYCO/J/RMC 3060 +9 MD: Tomi Hurtado o 7 23 CHRIS BROWN FOREVER JIVE/ZOMBA 2760 -261

6 KATY PERRY HOT N COLD CAPITOL 2516 +496 WMSR /Florence, AL WILN /Panama City, FL o KGOT /Anchorage, AK PD: Jon "Fatguy" Marte PD: Chris Alan 9 15 KARDINAL OFFISHALL FEAT. AKON DANGEROUS KONUVE/GEFFEN /INTERSCOPE 2368 -447 OM: Mark Murphy MD: Spoon 7 DAVID ARCHULETA CRUSH 19 /JIVE/ZOMBA 2170 +247 PD/MD: Bill Stewart co 8 M.I.A. PAPER PLANES XUINTERSCOPE 2080 +108 WJMX /Florence, SC o FLO FEAT. WILL.I.AM IN THE AVER POE BOY/ATLANTIC 2020 +197 OM: Randy "Mudflap" Wilcox WPIA/Peoria, IL o 12 RIDA Gabe KRSQ /Billings, MT PD: Denis Davis OM: Reynolds 7 KEVIN RUDOLF FEAT. LIL WAYNE LET IT ROCK CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC 1950 +255 OM /PD: Kyle McCoy PD /MD: Don "Big D" Black o o 6 8 DAUGHTRY WHAT ABOUT NOW RCAIRMG 1877 +187 18 8 SAVING ABEL ADDICTED SKIDDCONIRGIN/CAPITOL 1876 +331 KISR/Ft. Smith, AR 0 WWYL/Binghamton, NY OM: Mike "Mike at Night" Oldham KRCS /Rapid City, SD 3 CHRISTINA AGUILERA KEEPS GETTIN. BETTER RCA/RMG 1612 +397 PD: Matt Johnson PD /MD: "Big Dog" Rick Hayes PD /MD: Spanky 117 28 JESSE MCCARTNEY LEAVIN' HOLLYWOOD 1586 -274 . 4 T.I. WHATEVER YOU UKE GRAND HUSTLE/ATLANTIC 1489 +303 WBNQ /Bloomington, IL KKXUGrand Forks, ND KACZ /Salina, KS 11 JASON MRAZ I'MYOURs ATLANTIC /RRP 1365 +322 OM: Dan Westhoff OM: Rick Acker OM: Corey Dean 20 CF KID ROCK ALL SUMMER LONG TOPDOCJATLANTIC 1359 -121 PD: Dave Adams PD /MD: Trevor D PD /MD: John (JC) Chappell MD: Mason Schreader APD: Dave Andrews o. 7 SHONTELLE T-SHIRT SRUUNIVERSALMOTOWN 1322 +187 15 COLDPLAY VIVA LA VIDA CAPITOL 1244 -374

KJCK/Salina, KS 16 ESTELLE FEAT. KANYE WEST AMERICAN BOY HOME SCHOOUATLANT IC 1219 -472 KNDE /Bryan, TX WQPO /Harrisonburg, VA PD: Robert Elf man OM /PD: Tucker Young PD /MD: Ryan O'Bryan MD: Justin Carson ml 6 NATASHA BEDINGFIELD ANGEL PHONOGENIUEPIC 1175 +137 0 5 JESSE MCCARTNEY IrS OVER HOLLYWOOD 1171 +194 76 20 KATY PERRY I KISSED A GIRL CAPITOL 832 -56 WRZE/Cape Cod, MA WKEE/Huntington, WV KIXY/San Angelo, TX 27 ROBBINS 759 -16 OM: Steve McVie PD: Jim Davis OM: Jay Michaels 10 SEPTEMBER CRY FOR YOU PD: David Duran APD /MD: Gary Miller PD /MD: David Carr 28 17 THE PUSSYCAT DOLLS WHEN I GROW UP INTERSCOPE 697 -83

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2 NE -YO MISS INDEPENDENT DEFJAM/IDJMG 673 +297 KTRS /Casper, WY KSYN /Joplin, MO Music Choice Hit List/Satellite OM /PD: Donovan Short OM: Chad Elliot PD: Justin Prager 4 GAVIN ROSSDALE LOVE REMAINS THE SAME INTERSCOPE 616 +113 PD: Steve Kraus MD: Michael Schwab o +471 MD: Chris Cortez NEW BRITNEY SPEARS WOMANIZER JIVE/ZOMBA 599

3 JONAS BROTHERS LOVEBUG HOLLYWOOD 597 +125 KZIA/Cedar Rapids, IA SI OM: Rob Norton WXER/Sheboygan, WI oI 4 LIL WAYNE FEAT. T PAIN GOT MONEY CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL MOTOW N 545 +12 PD: Greg Runyon WAZY /Lafayette, IN OM: Patrick Pendergast 35 9 WE THE KINGS CHECK YES JULIET (RUN BABY RUN) S-CURVE/CAPITOL 499 -143 APD: Chris Jackson PD/MD: Jimmy Knight PD /MD: Ron Simonet I MD: Ric Swann ISLAND/IDJMG I NEW FALL OUT BOY I DON'T CARE 493 '266 2 O.A.R. SHATTERED (TURN THE CAR AROUND) EVERFINUATLANTIC/RRP 405 +4 WZRT/Lebanon, VT WNDV /South Bend, IN o IRE-ENTRY REHAB BARTENDER SONG UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC 400 +34 WQQB /Champaign, IL OM: Terry Jaye PD: Karen Rite OM: Morgan Kane PD /MD: JD Redman MD: Scotty Wylde NEW NICKELBACK GOTTA BE SOMEBODY ROADRUNNER/RRP 399 +361 PD: Joe McIntyre I NEW SAVAGE FEAT. SOUUA BOY TELL'EN SWING DAWN RAID/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC 391 +88 `i:/ I

WWSR/Uma, OH KCLD/St. Cloud, MN WHTE/Charlottesville, VA OM: Brian Steel OM: Matt Senne OM: Vinnie Kice PD: Daniel "Kennedy" Baisden PD: JJ Holiday PD/MD: PJ Styles CANADA CHR/TOP 40 ARTIST PLAYS TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/- KFRX /Lincoln, NE WHTF/Tallahassee, FL 7 PINK SO WHAT LAFACFJSONYBMc 896 +93 WJYY/Concord (Lakes Region), NH PD: Matt McKay PD /MD: Brian O'Conner PD/MD: AJ Dukette APD /MD: JJ Ryan 16 RIHANNA OISTURBIA SRP/DEF JAM/UNIVERSAL 829 -92

19 LADY GAGA FEAT. COLBY O'DONIS JUST DANCE STREAMUNE /KONLIVE/INTERSCOPE/UNIVERSAL 785 -61 WMGI/Terre Haute, IN 6 KATY PERRY HOT N COLD CAPITOUEMI 726 +114 WGIUCookeville, TN KZII /Lubbock, TX OM /PD: Bill Cain OM: Marty McFly OM: Wes Nessmann APD /MD: Kolene Kaye 10 LEONA LEWIS BETTER IN TIME SYCO/J/SONY BMG 652 +84 PD/MD: Freaky Dave PD: Ethan Dometrius 4 15 THE PUSSYCAT DOLLS WHEN I GROW UP INTERSCOPE/UNIVERSAL 608 -66

6 KEVIN RUDOLF FEAT. UL WAYNE LET IT ROCK CASH MONEY /UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC/UNIVERSAL 562 +83 WKHQ/Traverse City, MI XL/BEGGARS GROUP -44 WKMX /Dothan, AL WCIUMarion, IL OM: Heather Leigh 8 M.I.A. PAPER PLANES 561 OM: Kris Van Dyke PD: Jon E Quest PD: Lunchbox 11 HEDLEY OLD SCHOOL UNIVERSAL 526 -23 PD: Aaron Tyler MD: Ivy 6 23 CHRIS BROWN FOREVER JIVE/SONYBMG 514 -93

DANNY FERNANDES PRIVATE DANCER CP 512 -29 KUJ/Tri-Cities, WA 11 16 WBIZ/Eau Claire, WI KIFS /Medford, OR PD: M Brewster 9 13 JORDIN SPARKS ONE STEP AT A TIME 19 /JIVE/SONY BMG 501 -50 OM: Mike Cushman PD /MD: Gererneye Mayers 604/UNIVERSAL 485 -28 PD /MD: Jare E Jordan 12 15 THEORY OF A DEADMAN Au. OR NOTHING

15 4 CHRISTINA AGUILERA KEEPS LETTIN' BETTER RCA/SONYBMG 472 +20 WWKZ/Tupelo, MS KNOE/Monroe, LA OM /PD: Rick Stevens 17 10 FLO RIDA FEATURINGWILLIAM IN THE AYER POE BOY/ATLANTIC/WARNER 425 -3 WNKI /Elmira, NY OM /PD: Bobby Richards T.I. WHATEVER YOU LIKE GRAND HUSTLE/ATLANTIUWARNER 421 +88 OM /PD: Scott Free 23 4 13 27 KARDINAL OFFISHALL FEATURING AKON DANGEROUS 10 KONLIVE2EFFEN/UNIVERSAL 421 -67 WSKS/Utica, NY WVAQ /Morgantown, WV PD: Shaun Andrews 24 4 DEBORAH COX BEAUTIFULU R f DECO/KOCH 406 +75 WRTS /Erie, PA OM: Hoppy Kercheval 16 27 NE -YO CLOSER DEEJAMNNIVERSAL 398 -40 PD: Jessica Curry PD: Lacy Neff APD: Denial Baxter 45 2 BRITNEY SPEARS WOMANIZER JIVE/SONY BMG 366 +228 WIFC/Wausau, WI EVA AVILA GIVE ME THE MUSIC SONY BMG 351 +34 PD: Tony Waitekus o 5 WWXM /Myrtle Beach, SC 22 15 COLDPLAY VIVA LAvim PARLOPHONE/EMI 335 -55 WOKS/Evansville, IN OM: Jimmy Fueger CORDOVA BAY 321 -15 OM: Mike Sanders PD: Ron Roberts 23 I 17 STATE OF SHOCK BEST I EVER HAD PD: Ryan Lewis MD: Larry Knight WAZO/Wilmington, NC 24 7 SIMPLE PLAN SAVE YOU 4, LAVA/ATLANTIUWARNER 315 -41 APD /MD: Rob Hirschbuhl I 25 I 22 ESTELLE FEATURING KANYE WEST AMERICAN BOY HOMESCHOOUATLANTIUWARNER 302 -65

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we do," said Beasley WRDW (Wired 96.5)/ Philadelphia PD Leo Baldwin, for whom electronic measurement has been a ratings reality since March 2007.The site provides listeners with a "specific place to go to get all of the information, the details and the minutia that might be hurting us on the air -how do I get that off the radio but not Fulfilling listener expectations while effectively promoting your bury it? We try to make sure that the Web site really has texture and has some depth." brand online As the lines between media blur on theWeb, stations have scrambled to add video components. WRDW offers Wired TV, an online video player What They Want From featuring clips of the station's personalities. "You can go there and literally get lost on our video player, See For forever just watching videos," Baldwin said. Your Web Site Yourself "You're getting a little inside look at what happens Want to see how these off the air." programmers make their online brands pop? Below are the Live Video Darnella Dunham URLs for their Morning show "PK's Playhouse" streams live video DDunham @RadioandRecords.com respective sites. from the KXJM studio weekday mornings at radio - playhouse.com."We will stream the show live in real When it comes to station Web sites, everyone's a competitor, not just KDGS (Power time,"Adams said. "So not only can you get it on your the sites belonging to rival stations.Attracting more eyeballs in this 93.9)/Wichita: radio and through the [online] player but you can also hyper-competitive space requires online programming that's rele- power939.com watch the video of the show each and every day." vant, fun and uncluttered. So said a panel of rhythmic program- KDHT (Hot A TV adaptation of KTTB's "Tone E. Fly 93.3)/Austin: Morning Show" airs weekday nights onWUCW- mers during the "IfYou Build It ..." session Sept. 17 at the R&R Convention in Austin, hot933.fm TV, the CW network affiliate in the Twin Cities. moderated by Emmis /Austin FM OM and KDHT (Hot 93.3) /Austin PD Chase. KKFR (Power K I11 streams current and past versions of the TV 98.3)/Phoenix: show on its Web site. Riviera /Phoenix OM and KKFR (Power 98.3)/ it up on our site unless it's going to mean something power983fm.com As OM for Riviera's Phoenix cluster. St. James Phoenix PD Bruce St. James made a case that and affect their life in some way." KTTB (B96)/ works on alternative KEDJ's site, where video is a radio's online efforts are improving. "We're getting Panelists agreed that station sites shouldn't be a Minneapolis: top priority."We do a lot offi ming.We do episodes better at delivering content and engaging the audi- dumping ground for information unworthy of the b96online.com of`Cribs,' basically, with our jocks. We do backstage, ence.We're not just competing against radio station airwaves. Sites have to be fun and entertaining, KXJM (Jammin' in the buses, what it's like to hang out in he dress- Web sites," St. James said. "We compete with MTV Adams said. Keep it clutter -free and "they'll come 107.5)/Portland, Ore.: ing room. For me it's more about exclusive content and nonradio station Web sites for that entertain- back and back and back. It's all about repeat occa- jamminfm.com because I know I'm competing againstYonTube and ment eyeball" sions of viewing." WRDW (Wired MySpace TV, and I have to be able to give them Among a myriad of Web -based topics covered by One of the most important utilities of a Web site 96.5)/Philadelphia: something that an FM signal can't deliver on." the panelists, one of the most telling was listener is building the station's database, Entercom KDGS wired965.com At KDGS, a converted office, a green screen, some expectations of station sites. Rhythmic listeners sim- (Power 93.9)/Wichita PD /afternoon personality tripods and a camera were used to fashion a ply expect more than site visitors of other formats, Greg Williams said. Maintaining a fresh site can also makeshift studio. "We can superimpose images CBS Radio's KXJM (Jammin' 107.5) /Portland, improve the station's bottom line. For Elliot, the chal- behind our jocks and instantly they're anywhere in Ore., PD Lisa Adams said. "Our audience is cutting lenge is how to "drive the numbers to the Web site the city I need them to be right away,"Williams said, edge. We're talking about tech-savvy people these so that we can quantify that and sell that and make stressing the importance of using creativity and con- are the people who are the early adopters" money off of that" sidering relevance in everything that gets put on the Several programmers in markets that have station's site. converted to Arbitron's PPM ratings service "We see the numbers on Internet spending and More Of What They Love You For have advocated for more concise, to- the -point how it's taking over radio spending and where we're Listeners expect an online continuation of what they promos to avoid what has been termed "mie going to be in the next few years," Williams said. hear on -air, Northern Lights /Minneapolis director flight," meaning that every time the mit is "You've got to get on that platform." RJR of operations and KTTB (B96) /Minneapolis PD open, there is poten- Sam Elliot said. "There's an expectation from our tial to lose audience Content relevance and quality control were among the Web -related topics discussed audience that what we're giving them on the radio unless what's coming at the 'If You Build It ..: session at the they're going to get as a brand extension on the Web out of the speakers is R &R Convention. From left are panelists site," Elliot said. To that end, the station's "Tone E. truly compelling and Greg Williams, Bruce St. James, Sam Elliot, Leo Baldwin and Lisa Adams, and Fly Morning Show" provides daily online content. relevant. That elevates moderator Chase. "If we can take the best of what they do in the the importance of sta- morning and translate that over to theWeb site, we're tion Web sites as the going to drive our numbers," Elliot said. destination point for Content relevance and quality control are other listeners seeking addi- Web essentials, the panel said. No longer can PDs just tional information concern themselves with the quality of the product about station contests they put out over the airwaves. "The content that we and events. can bring to our listeners has to mean something to "The Web site helps them first and foremost," Adams said. "I don't want us to add depth to what

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BOBBY VALENTINO & KIDD KIDD irr TITLE / LABEL STATIONS 10 5 3375 +651 23.095 7 (Grand Hustle /Capitol) (Big Oomp/Koch) MRS. OFFICER CASH MONEWUNIVERSAL MOTOWN T.I. FEAT. RIHANNA 21 TOTAL STATIONS: 36 TOTAL STATIONS: 34 NELLY FEATURING ASHANTI & AKON Q Live Your Life 7 16 3182 -57 19.872 9 JIM JONES RON BROWZ BODY ON ME DERRTY /UNIVERSAL MOTOWN (Def Jam/Grand Hustle/IDJMG/Atlantic) LADY GAGA FEAT. & COLBY O'DONIS 444/145 FEAT. JUELZ SANTANA 220/66 THE GAME FEATURING UL WAYNE KCAQ, KDGS, KDHT, KDLW, KEZE, KIBT, 0 7 3150 +432 29.217 4 KKWD, KPRR, KPWR, KPWT, KRKA, KSEQ, Just Dance Pop Champagne MY LIFE GEFFEWINTERSCOPE KWIN, KYLD, KYZZ, KZON, WMBX, WNW, (Streamline /KonLive /Interscope) (Ether Boy /Columbia /Universal Motown) NE -YO 112 * WPYO, WQHT, WZMX TOTAL STATIONS: 35 TOTAL STATIONS: 24 5 25 3125 -151 21.446 8 CLOSER DEFJAMADJMG AKON 19 KATY PERRY 360/135 LIL WIL 201/28 CHRIS BROWN 112 * 6 21 3077 -199 19.779 11 Right Now CNa Na Na) Hot N Cold Bust It Open FOREVER JIVE/ZOMBA (SRC/Universal Motown) (Capitol) (Rudebwoy /Unauthorized /Asylum) RIHANNA TOTAL STATIONS: 10 14 13 Ilvr 2850 +359 19.817 10 KCHZ, KDON, KGGI, KKWD, KOHT, KPHW, TOTAL STATIONS: 19 DISTURBIA SRP/DEFJAM/IDJMG KSFM, KUBE, KVYB, KYLD, KZON, WBBM, WHZT, WIBT, WJFX, WJJS, WLTQ WRCL, KARDINAL OFFISHALL FEATURING AKON 112 8 24 y 2647 -417 15.619 12 XMOR DANGEROUS KONLNE/GEFFENANTERSCOPE SAVAGE FEATURING SODUA BOY TELL'EM JADAKISS FEAT. NE-YO 13 75 14 2233 -131 10.376 24 SWING DAWN RAID/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC By My Side PITBULL FEATURING UL JON AIRPOWER (Def Jdm/IDJMG) 14 23 5 2125 +523 14.924 13 KBMB, KCAQ, KDLW, KHTN, KISV, KKFR, KRAZY MR. 305 /FAMOUS ARTIST/THE ORCHARD KSEQ, KWIN, KXJM, KYZZ, WRVZ, WWKX, DAVID BANNER FEATURING CHRIS BROWN FI XHTZ 2097 -484 12399 18 GET UKE ME B.I.G. FA.C.EJSROUNIVERSAL MOTOWN YUNG BERG FEATURING CASHA KANYE WEST 11 2068 -559 11.396 21 Love Lockdown THE BUSINESS YUNG BOSS/KOCH/EPIC (Roc-A-Fella/Def JdnV1OJMG) SUM FEATURING YUNG JOC KDHT, KIBT, KPWT, KYLD, KZON, WBTT, 1985 +240 14.203 15 SO FLY M3 /ASYLUM WHZT, WKFIT, WLLD, WPYO, WRCL THE -DREAM Il yFj 1780 -209 11.934 19 JAY -2 & T.I. FEAT. I LU V YOUR GIRL RADIO KILLA/DEF JAM /IDJMG KANYE WEST & LIL WAYNE 10 U0101ó0 }STARRING CHRIS BROWN& SEAN GARRETT AIRPOWER Il 19 21 6 1779 +159 11.504 20 Swagga Like Us WHATTHEM GIRLS LIKE DTP /DEF JAM /IUJMG (Roc- A- Fella/Def Jam/IDJMG) KBDS, KIBT, KKSS, KPHW, KUUU, KXHT, YOUNG JEEZY FEATURING KANYE WEST I1 Q 7756 17 18 -409 11.064 ;, 22 PUT ON CTE/DEFJAM /IDJMC KXJM, WAJZ, WKHT, XMOR MIKE JONES FEATURING TREY SONGZ, LIL WAYNE & TWISTA1682 JENNIFER HUDSON 16 11 -483 7.383 27 CUDDY BUDDY ICE AGE /ASYLUM Spotlight T.I. FEATURING RIHANNA MOST ADDED (Arista/RMG) 22 34 2 1626 +820 14.875 14 LIVE YOUR LIFE DEF JAM /GRAND HUSTLE/WAG/ATLANTIC KBMB, KDLW, KHTN, KISV, KKSS, WJJS, WNVZ, WRDW, XHTZ AKON MOST INCREASED PLAYS 23 37 2 1582 +850 9.376 26 RIGHT NOW (NA NA NA) SRC/UNIVERSALMOTOWN ESTELLE FEAT. SEAN PAUL 8 KANYE WEST Come Over 29 3 1545 +611 13.273 17 LOVE LOCKDOWN ROC-A-FELLA/DEF JAMADJMG (Home Schorf/Atlantic) AKON KCAQ, KEZE, KHTN, KPTY, KSEQ, KVEG, U. COOL J FEATURING THE -DREAM Right Now (Na Na Na) 19 11 1469 -448 10.945 23 KYZZ, WQHT BABY DEFJAM/IDJMG (SRC/Universal Motown) LEONA LEWIS BRITNEY SPEARS 7 KSZE +55, KSFM +38, KZFM 37, WX1S +31, KCHZ +31, 26 7 1406 +193 6.902 28 KDGS +30, KDHT +29,WKHT +29, KURE +Z7, WHZT +Z7 BETTER IN TIME SYCO/J/RMG Womanizer JAZMINE SUWVAN (Jive/Zomba) 24 10 1329 -146 6.220 32 KDLW, KISV, KTBT, WJFX, WJJS, WJQM, tr T.I. FEAT. RIHANNA NEED U BAD J/RME WRVZ Live Your Life UL WAYNE IT 22 19 * 1285 -333 10.173 25 (Def Jam/Grand Hustle /IDJMG/Atlantic) AMIW CASH MONEY/UNWERSAL MOTOWN UL ROB 7 WRCL +34, WZMX +34, WPOW +33, WQHT +32, KBBT +31. Let Me Come Back E-40 FEATURING AKON WETS +30, KKFR +30, KKSS .28, WKHT +28, KWIN+27 1194 -45 5.642 35 (Upstairs) WAKE IT UP SICK WID R/BME/REPRISE/WARNER BROS. KDDB, KDGS, KHTN, KKFR, KSEQ, KUUU, Lt LIL WAYNE FEAT. BOBBY JAY -Z a T.I. FEATURING KANYE WEST & UL WAYNE KYZZ 1102 +246 13.472 16 SWAGGA UKE US ROC- A- FELLAIDEFJAM/IDJMG VALENTINO & KIDD KIDD PITBULL FEAT. UL JON 5 JOHN LEGEND FEATURING ANDRE 3000 1!r Mrs. Officer (Cash Money/Universal Motown) 33 4 969 +125 6.598 30 Krazy GREEN LIGHT HOME SCHOOLG.O.O.DJCOLUMBIA KZON +53, KTTB +4Z WHZT +38, WNHT +31, KKSS +31, (Mr. Artist/The 305 /Famous Orchard) WLLD +26. KSEQ +25, KBBT +22, KYZZ +22, KCAQ +22 FLO RIDA FEATURING WILL.I.AM Q KIBT, WETS, WJFX, WNVZ, WZMX 8 18 915 -64 5.156 36 IN THE AYER POE BOY/ATLANTIC W NE -YO KEVIN RUDOLF FEATURING LIL WAYNE 900 +53 5.966 34 Miss Independent (Def Jam/IDJMG) LET R ROCK CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC WRCL +51, KIKI +45, (WC +45, WBBM +37, KBBT +32, RICK ROSS FEATURING NELLY & AVERY STORM KPHW +26, WJJS +23, WNVZ.21, KKSS +21, WRVZ +20 882 -219 4362 31 HERE I AM SUP -N- SLIDE/DEF JAMRDJMG DAVID BANNER FEATURING UL WAYNE d KANYE WEST 31 S tf 827 -20 4.515 38 ADDED AT... SHAWTY SAY B.I.G. 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'C C RAP Q Il NIELSEN BDS w ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS PLAYS AUDIENCE RHYTHMIC REPORTERS 3ó TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/- MILLIONS RANK T.I. NO.1(5 WKS) 1 11 11605 +290 101.275 1 WAJZ /Albany, NY* WFFY /FL Walton Beach, FL KBFM /McAllen, TX* WJJS/Roanoke,VA* WHATEVER YOU LIKE GRAND HUSTLE/ATLANTIC OM: Kevin Callahan OM /PD: Scott'Lugnut' OM: Billy Santiago OM: Steve Cross LIL WAYNE FEATURING BOBBY VALENTINO & KIDD KIDD 3 10 7691 +866 68.022 2 PD: Russ Allen Dwyer PD: Johnny 0 PD /MD: Cisqo MRS. OFFICER CASH MONEY /UNIVERSAL MOTOWN MD: Jeff Lyons MD: Jay Z LIL WAYNE FEATURING T PAIN I1 21 6372 -665 51.573 3 WJFX /Ft. Wayne, IN* KBMB /Sacramento, CA* GOT MONEY CASH MONEYNNIVERSAL MOTOWN KDLW /Albuquerque, NM* PD: Phil Becker KXHT/Memphis, TN* PD: Pattie Moreno THE GAME FEATURING LIL WAYNE 6 10 5259 +691 44.951 4 PD /MD: Eddie (Go!) George APD /MD: Weasel PD: Mo Better MD: Short -E MY LIFE GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE M.I.A. 5 7 7 4954 +441 33.572 6 PAPER PLANES XUINTERSCOPE KKSS /Albuquerque, NM* WNHT /Ft. Wayne, IN* WPOW /Miami, FL* KSFM /Sacramento, CA* WDACRIS CO-STARRING CHRIS BROWN & SEAN GARRETT PD: D.J. Lopez PD /MD: Shady Spencer OM /PD: Tom Calococci PD: Byron Kennedy 6 10 8 4025 +237 25.548 10 WHAT THEM GIRLS LIKE DTP/DEF JAM /IDJMG MD: Matthew Candelaria MD: Eddie Mix APD: Randy Fox YOUNG JEEZY FEATURING KANYE WEST I1 MD: Tony Tecate 4021 -876 30.419 7 WHZT /Greenville, SC* PUT ON CTE/DEF JAM/ IDJMG KFAT /Anchorage, AK OM: Steve Crumbley KTTB /Minneapolis, MN* YUNG BERG FEATURING CASHA 20 4013 -1089 28.033 8 OM: Tom Oakes PD /MD: Jet Black OM /PD: Sam Elliot WOCQ /Salisbury, MD THE BUSINESS YUNG BOSS/KOCH /EPIC PD /MD: McConnell MD: Zannie K. PD: Deelite NELLY FEATURING ASHANTI & AKON 3918 -147 23.236 12 "Man @Large" Adams WDLD /Hagerstown, MD MD: Bill Baker BODY ON ME DERRTY /UNIVERSAL MOTOWN APD: Brad Erickson OM: Rick Alexander KHTN /Modesto, CA* T.I. FEATURING RIHANNA MOST INCREASED PLAYS 3591 +1786 37.135 5 PD /MD: Artie Shultz OM /PD: Rene Roberts KUUU /Salt Lake City, UT* LIVE YOUR LIFE DEF JAM/GRAND HUSTLEAOJMG/ATLANTIC WBTS /Atlarta, GA* OM /PD: Brian Michel DAVID BANNER FEATURING CHRIS BROWN I1 8 28 3503 -723 22.515 13 PD: Lee Cagle WWKUHarrisburg, PA* KDON /Monterey, CA* APD /MD: Kevin Cruise GET LIKE ME B.I.G. FA.C.EJSRUUNIVERSAL MOTOWN APD /MD: Maverick PLIES FEATURING JAMIE FOXX & THE -DREAM OM /PD: John O'Dea OM /PD: Sam Diggedy 12 17 3247 -249 25.497 11 PLEASE EXCUSEMY HANDS BIG GATES/SLIP- N- SLIOE/ATLANTI[ APD /MD: Venetia APD/MD: Eric The Funky 1" KBBT/San Antonio, TX* MIKE JONES FEAT. TREY SONGZ, UL WAYNE & TWISTA KDHT /Austin, TX* PD: Homie Marco Arias 13 12 3040 -385 15.248 18 CUDDY BUDDY ICE AGE/ASYLUM OM /PD: Chase WZMX /Hartford, CT* KYZZ /Monterey, CA* KARDINAL OFFISHALL FEATURING AKON 11, APD: Boogie OM: Steve Salhany PD: Tommy Del Rio KPWT/San Antonio, TX* 11 25 2995 -549 18.509 15 DANGEROUS KONLIVE/GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE MD: Deuce PD/MD: DJ Buck MD: Amy Chalis OM: Roger Allen LIL WAYNE I1 APD: David Simpson PD: Eric Sean 15 23 2443 -480 21.799 14 A MILLI CASH MONEY /UNIVERSAL MOTOWN KBDS /Bakersfield, CA* WQHT/New York, NY* SAVAGE FEATURING SOUUA BOY TELL'EM PD: Robert Chavez 17 15 2337 -141 10.739 21 KDDB/Honolulu, HI* PD: Ebro Darden XHTZ/San Diego, CA* SWING DAWN RAID /UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC APO: Adlai "DJ D-Lay" PD: Ryan Sean APD /MD: Jill Strada PD: Rick Thomas LL COOL J FEATURING THE -DREAM 14 14 2259 -723 17.092 16 Wilson APD: DJ Tre BABY DEFJAM /IDJMG KIKI /Honolulu, HI* WNVZ /Norfolk, VA* PITBULL FEATURING UL JON AIRPOWER 18 21 5 2177 +493 15.031 19 KISV /Bakersfield, CA* PD /MD: K- Smooth OM: Don London XMOR /San Diego, CA* KRAZY MR. 305/FAMOUS ARTIST/THE ORCHARD PD /MD: J. Reed PD: Lee RICK ROSS FEATURING NELLY & AVERY STORM Tias Schuster OM /PD: Cornell 16 18 2147 -420 15.678 17 r, I /IDJMG HERE AM SLIP -N- SLIDE /DEF JAM KPHW /Honolulu, HI* MD: Shaggy APO: Chris Loos JAY -Z & T.I. FEAT. KANYE WEST a LIL WAYNE AIRPOWER WJMN /Boston, MA* OM: Wayne Maria MD: Vanya ;0 22 5 2142 +453 27.248 9 SWAGGA LIKE US ROC -A- FELLA/DEF JAM/IDJMG OM: Cadillac Jack PD: KC Bejerana KKWD/Oklahoma City, OK* BOW WOW FEATURING SOUDA BOY TELL'EM PD: Chris Tyler MD: Kevin Akitake OM: Chris Baker KYLD/San Francisco, CA* 23 9 1720 -18 9.922 23 MARCO POLO COLUMBIA APD: Dennis O'Heron PD: Ronnie Ramirez OM: Michael Martin E -40 FEATURING AKON MD: DJ Pup Gawg PD: Cat Collins 20 10 1617 -97 7.115 27 KPTY/Houston, TX* WAKE IT UP SICK WID IT/BME/REPRISE/WARNER BROS. APD/MD: Travis Loughran OM: Arnulfo Ramirez WPYO /Orlando, FL* DAVID BANNER FEATURING UL WAYNE WCZQ /ChariQaign, IL 24 8 1579 -19 8.574 25 PD: Cindy Hill OM: Steve Holbrook SHAWTY SAY B.I.G. FA.C.E./SRC/UNIVERSAL MOTOWN PD /MD: Roderick "SuavA" APD Kidd PD: KWWV /San Luis Obispo, CA /MD: Crisco Stevie DeMann ACE HOOD FEATURING TREY SONGZ Lake 25 9 1540 +154 9.600 24 OM: Drew Ross RIDE WE THE BEST/DEF JAM /IDJMC WXIS /Johnson City, TN* KCAQ /Oxnard, CA* PD: JoJo Lopez ALFAMEGA 27 11 1155 +59 5.025 32 WRVZ /Charleston, WV* PD /MD: Todd Ambrose PD: Brian "Big Bear" Davis APD/MD: Mr. Clean UH HUH GRAND HUSTLE/CAPITOL OM: Rick Johnson MD: Quay FLO RIDA FEATURING WILL.I.AM 26 19 994 -108 5.418 29 PD /MD: Woody Woods /ATLANTIC KCHZ/Kansas City, MO* KPAT/Santa Maria, CA IN THE AYER POE BOY PD/MD: DJ E-Wrek YOUNG JEEZY OM /PD: Maurice DeVoe KVYB /Oxnard, CA* 27 29 4 992 +24 5.161 31 VACATION CTE/DEFJAM /IDJMG WIRT /Charlotte, NC* MD: Sweet Lenny PD: Jan Jeffries OM: Bruce Logan UNK KUBE/Seattle, WA* 28 33 2 888 +152 4.100 36 PD: Rob Wagman SHOW OUT BIG OOMP/KOCH WKHT /Knoxville, TN* KKUU /Palm Springs, CA OM: Shellie Hart APD /MD: JoJo LIL WAYNE FEATURING JAY -Z OM: Rich Bailey PD: Anthony "Antdog" PD: Eric Powers 31 12 783 -55 14.961 20 MR. CARTER CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL MOTOWN PD: Darren Stephens Quiroz APD /MD: Karen Wild JAY -Z WBBM /Chicago, IL* APD: Eric Bennett APD Ron T. 30 8 771 -158 8.546 26 /MD: JOCKIN'JAY -Z ROC-A- FELLA/DEF JAM /IDJMG PD: Todd Cavanah MD: Joey Tack WYPW /South Bend, IN DEM FRANCHIZE BOYZ FEATURING LLOYD APD /MD: Erik Bradley /MD: Mike Jackson 32 7 690 -47 2.489 WZPW /Peoria, IL APD TURN HEADS KOCH KRKA /Lafayette, LA* OM: Matt Bahan OJKMIIBNIATAKOKPES,YOUNLE MOIROSSAOIBlQ1KKKOWINML'GOOSE 28 17 644 -375 5.001 33 KIBT/Colorado Springs, CO* PD: Chris Logan PD: Jason Parkinson KEZE/Spokane, WA* OUT HERE GRINDIN TERROR SQUAD /KOCH PD: Chris Pickett MD: DJ Digital OM: Roger Nelson NOVAKANE MD: Madboy ;- 38 3 557 +34 1.452 - WRDW /Philadelphia, PA* PD: Boomer Davis SHAWN SAID STP BUN -B FEAT. RICK ROSS, DAVID BANNER, 8 -BALL & MJG KNEX/Laredo, TX PD: Leo "Kid Leo" Baldwin 34 8 541 -62 3.736 39 KZFM/Corpus Christi, TX* PD: Arturo Serna Ill MD: Marian Newsome - KWIN /Stockton, CA* YOU'RE EVERYTHING J PRINCE/TRILI/RAP -A -LOT 4 LIFE/ASYLUM OM /PD: Ed Ocanas McAdam PD: Louie Diaz THREE 6 MAFIA FEATURING AKON 35 39 3 538 +32 1.935 MD: Arlene M. Cordell THAT'S RIGHT HYPNOTIZE MINDS/COLUMBIA KLUC /Las Vegas, NV* LIL WIL OM /PD: Cat Thomas KKFR /Phoenix, AZ* WLLD/Tampa, FL* 56 40 2 507 +11 5.177 30 BUST IT OPEN RUDEBWOY/UNAUTHORIZED/ASYLUM KQKS/Denver, CO* APD/MD: J.B. King PD: Bruce St. James PD: Orlando SOUDA BOY TELL'EM APD/MD: John E. Kage APD: Karlie Hustle APD: Scantman 35 20 455 -135 3.752 38 DONK COWPARK/INTERSCOPE KVEG /Las Vegas, NV* MD: DJ Joey Boy MD: Kristi Reif o ICE CUBE KPRR/EI Paso, TX* 36 14 448 -132 2.191 PD: Sherita Saulsberry o DO YA THANG LENCH MOB PD: Patti Dial- MD: Jesse "J- Noise" Garcia KZON /Phoenix, AZ* KOHT/Tucson, AZ* w JIM JONES & RON BROWZ FEATURING JUELZ SANTANA APD/MD: DJ Slo Motion NEW 440 +137 10.449 22 PD: Byron Kennedy OM: Tim Richards POP CHAMPAGNE ETHER BOY/COLUMBIA/UNIVERSAL MOTOWN WLTO /Lexington, KY* APD: Strawberry PD: Fred Rico YUNG L.A. FEATURING DRO & T.I. NEW 418 -3 3.980 37 XHTO /EI Paso, TX* OM: Robert Lindsey MD: DJ Mikee Mike AIN'T! GRAND HUSTLE OM /PD: Fran_isco Aguirre PD: Tabatha Levrault KTBT /Tulsa, OK* KXJM/Portland, OR* OM: Don Cristi WRCUFlint MI* KPWR/Los Angeles, CA* PD: Chris Patyk PD: Corbin Pierce OM: J. 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Hallelujah To Praise Continuing the tradition, Radio One'sWPZE (Praise 97.5) /Atlanta has won the gospel station of the year plaque since the award's 2005 inception.This year, the

Brown category was split into two categories: markets 1 -50 Recapping R &R's Industry Achievement Award winners in urban and 51 +. Clear Channel'sWHLH (Hallelujah 95.5)/ Urban AC Jackson, Miss., a first -time winner, took the award in AC, gospel Winners markets 51 +. PD Torrez Harris says the award "rep- Station of the year resents the hard work of our outstanding team, the

(markets 1 -15): listeners who support us and the community of pro- For The Grown Folks WBLS /New York fessionals that recognize our dedication ?' Station of the year Radio One /Philadelphia OM Elroy Smith has (markets 16 -50): captured OM/PD of the year since 2003 in the urban WWIN /Baltimore (2003 -06) and urban AC (2006-07) categories, but Station of the year this year is his first gospel win-for WPPZ (Praise (markets 51 -100): 103 .9) /Philadelphia. "Praise has the most passionate WYLD/New Orleans listeners that I have ever experienced in my career," Darnella Dunham Station of the year Smith says. "That is why they've made this station No.

DDunham @RadioandRecords.com (markets 101 +): 1 in Philly [inTSL].These listeners embrace this for- KDKS /Shreveport, La. mat with a steadfast appreciation and love for the ast week the urban winners of R &R's Industry Achievement OM /PD: Kathy Brown, music and personalities ?' Awards thanked the industry for the accolades. Now the urban WMMJ/Washington Smith says he shares the award with APD /MD/ AC and gospel communities get their turn. ICBC Broad- MD: Julie Gustines, afternoon personality CeCe McGhee, who received WRKS/New York one of her own as MD of the year-a newly added cast Holdings' WBLS /New York won its second consecutive Personality /show: award in the gospel format. "I don't take this recog- award for urban AC station of the year among the largest mar- Kelly Mac, nition lightly," McGhee says. "It means a lot to me is kets, and OM Skip Dillard says it's an honor. "There always WJMZ/Greenville, S.C. to be recognized by my peers for the work that God something very special about being recognized for your efforts by your peers. Label promotion has called me to do ?' We appreciate the vote of confidence." executive: Stephanie Another new award is gospel personality/show of Lopez, RCA Music the year.WinnerYolanda Adams says the entire staff Winning the urban AC station of the year (mar- year (markets 101 +) and Emmis WRKS (98.7 Kiss Group of her Syndication One program was "deeply hon- kets 16-50) award made it "an unbelievable year," says FM) /NewYorkAPD /MD Julie Gustines for MD of Label: RCA Music ored and humbled to be recognized." Radio One WWIN (Magic 95.9)/Baltimore mid- the year. Calling her award "an incredible honor," Group EMI Gospel and Zomba Gospel tied in both day personality TimWatts, who relinquished his PD Gustines says, "I have learned so much from my peers gospel label awards. EMI Gospel senior manager of position last month to Radio One/Washington OM during my time in this industry and it's wonderful to promotions Ken Cook accepted the promotion (and 2008 urban AC OM/PD of the year) Kathy see that all the hard work and dedication has paid off." Gospel Winners executive award while on medical leave for cancer. "KB" Brown. "I cannot tell you what a thrill it is to Since R&R created an award for urban AC per- Station of the year The win "makes my work that much more reward-

be the PD of a No. 1 -rated radio station and then sonality/show of the year 10 years ago, the trophy has (markets 1 -50): ing," Cook says. "However, special, special thanks to to get this prestigious award" In addition to thank- gone to either a syndicated personality or one in a WPZE/Atlanta my wife, Dolli Cook and the EMI Gospel family to ing upper management for "giving me all the tools top 10 market.This year, Cox Radio'sWJMZ (107.3 Station of the year whom I share this award with.This certainly would- to do the job right,"Watts acknowledges the contri- Jamz) /Greenville, S.C., midday personality Kelly Mac (markets 51 +): n't be possible without you." butions of past and present team members: "Some brought an end to that trend.The APD /MD has been WHLH /Jackson, Miss. EMI GospelVP /GM Larry Blackwell says he is of the staff on my bench left and made all-pro on in the industry for nine years and readily thanks past OM /PD: Elroy Smith, "thrilled and honored" about the gospel label of the other teams," he says. PDs and mentors, along with current OM/PD Steve WPPZ/Philadelphia year win, adding, "It's a testament to our artists as A double win in station of the year for markets Cmbley.ru "They have all taken a special interest in MD: CeCe McGhee, well as our staff to be recognized. We believe in the 51 -100 was a first for Clear Channel's New Orleans my career and have been very instrumental in my WPPZ/Philadelphia power of gospel music and its ability to touch peo- cluster and a very big deal for the staffs of urban AC growth and success in this business," Mac says. Personality /show: ple's lives every day." WYLD and urban WQUE. (In 2005 WYLD also WENZ /Cleveland afternoon personality Sam Sylk Yolanda Adams, Zomba Gospel had á truly historic year. Marvin won when the markets were grouped 26 -100). and WMMJ /Washington midday talent Olivia Fox KROI/Houston Sapp's "NeverWould Have Made It" spent a record -

Cluster director of urban programming Derrick "sparked my interest and love for radio and have been Label promotion shattering 46 weeks at No. 1 on the Gospel chart "DC" Corbett thanks the stations' airstaffs ( "for the such a great influence," she adds. executive: Ken Cook, and went to the summit at Urban AC, while his incredible amount of work that they do on a daily Stephanie Lopez, second -time winner of the EMI Gospel, and B. album "Thirsty" has logged 38 weeks (and count- basis "), market president Dick Lewis, regional VP of urban AC promotion executive of the year, says the Jeffrey Grant -Clark, ing) at No.1 on Billboard's Top Gospel Albums chart. programming Bob Murphy and OM Mike Kramer honor is "not a measure of my accomplishments but Zomba Gospel (tie) Zomba Gospel VP of promotions and artist rela- ( "for their constant encouragement and guidance "), that of my team. We have been together for over Label: EMI Gospel and tions B. Jeffrey Grant-Clark calls the recognition he the station's promotions and Web divisions ( "for eight years now and just keep getting better with Zomba Gospel (tie) received as gospel promotion executive of the year always keeping us on the cutting edge of the next time, from Geo Bivins, Randy Franklin, Nicole "a great surprise and quite humbling ?' Senior VP/ big thing ") and his predecessor, and current PD of Sellers and Damon Lott to AJ Savage, Louis GM James "Jazzy"Jordan says winning gospel label urban AC sister WMIB /Miami, Nate Bell ( "for his Conner, Ant Fail, Mike Baril and Dewayne of the year "means a great deal to us. We are truly wisdom and expertise"). Holmes. I am truly a sum of many parts" blessed to be able to get paid for work we enjoy so Lopez adds, "It was wonderful to be recog- much. We had an incredible run at radio and retail nized individually as well as alongside [Sony with Kirk Franklin, Dorinda Clark -Cole, 21:03, Maiden Winners BMG Worldwide chief creative officer] Clive Dave Hollister and Marvin Sapp, and I would like First -time urban AC winners this year included Davis, [RCA Music Group executive VP of pro- to personally thank every radio station and retailer Access.l's KDKS /Shreveport, La., for station of the motion] Richard Palmese and the RMG family Smith that played or sold our music." 1@yR

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Il NIELSEN BDS Q HITPREDICTOR NEW AND ACTIVE ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS STATUS PLAYS AUDIENCE ARTIST PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/- MILLIONS RANK TITLE / LABEL /GAIN TITLE / LABE. /GAIN T.I- NO. 1(5 WKS) 1d RYAN LESLIE FEAT. COMMON FEAT. 1 11 5219 -46 53.150 1 WHATEVER YOU LIKE GRAND HUSTLFJATLANTIC CASSIE & FABOLOUS y+Z 625/52 PHARRELL 384/10 Addiction Announcemeac T -PAIN FEATURING LIL WAYNE Lef 11 5006 +38 49.747 2 ( Motown) (Geffen/Interscope) CAN'T BELIEVE IT NAPPY BOY /KONVICT/JIVE/ZOMBA NextSelection /Casablanca/Universal TOTAL STATIONS: 53 TOTAL STATIONS: 46 LIL WAYNE FEAT. BOBBY VALENTINO & KIDD KIDD 8 * 4316 +215 44.927 3 MRS. OFFICER CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL MOTOWN UNK 599/93 THREE 6 MAFIA NE -YO Show Out FEAT. AKON 378/22 8 leJ 4208 +279 40.471 4 MISS IN DEPENDENT DEF JAM /IDJMG (Big Oomp /Koch) That's Right TOTAL 68 (Hypnotize Minds/Columbia) JAZMINE SUUJVAN STATIONS: 19 3582 -206 37.737 5 TOTAL STATIONS: 50 J/RMG NEED U BAD ARTIST NEW M.I.A. 586/136 JENNIFER HUDSON TITLE / LABEL STATIONS Paper Planes GORILLA ZOE 15 3223 +224 31.385 6 FEAT. LIL WAYNE 374/101 SPOTLIGHT ARISTA/RMG JADAKISS FEAT. NE-YO 38 (XUInterscope) TOTAL STATIONS: 57 Lost PLIES FEATURING JAMIE FOXX & THE -DREAM By My Side 16 2724 -166 22.175 9 (Block/Bad Bo, South /Atlantic) PLEASE EXCUSE MY HANDS BIG GATES/SLIP- N- SUDE/ATLANTIC (Def JamADJMG) NOVAKANE 550/32 TOTAL STATIONS: 29 KBTT, KHTE, KIPR, KJMM, KNDA, KOPW, LIL WAYNE FEATURING T-PAIN I I Shawty Said 18 2538 -139 23.978 7 KPRS, KRRQ, KVSP, Sirius Hot Jamz, GOT MONEY CASH MONEY/UNIVERSAL MOTOWN (STP) ANTHONY HAMILTON WAMO, WBFA, MILK, WBTF, WDKX, FEAT. DAVID BANNER 370/25 SLIM FEATURING YUNG JOC WEMX, WEUP, WFXA, WFXE, WHXT, TOTAL STATIONS: 33 15 2489 +182 18.847 11 Cool SO FLY M3 /ASYLUM WJKS, WJLB, WJMI, WJTT, WJUC, WJWZ, So Def/Zomba) WJZD, WJZE, WPEG, WPWX, WQHH, ROBIN THICKE 491/204 (Mister's MusidSo YOUNG JEEZY FEATURING KANYE WEST Il r 20 2265 -467 19.355 10 WRBJ, WTMG, WWPR, WWWZ, WZFX, The Sweetest Love TOTAL STATIONS: 41 PUT ON CTE/DEFJAM /IDJMG WZHT, XM The City (Star TrakAnterscope) MUSIQ SOULCHILD LUDACRIS CO-STARRING CHRIS BROWN & SEAN GARRETT TOTAL STATIONS: 57 7 it 2246 +78 14.044 16 FEAT. MARY J. BLIGE 312/130 WHAT THEM GIRLS LIKE DTP /DEF JAM /IDJMG MUSIQ SOULCHILD FEAT. MARY J. BLIGE 32 IfULeave THE GAME FEATURING LIL WAYNE LeT 6 2109 +259 15.733 13 IfULeave (Atlantic) MY LIFE GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE (Atlantic) TOTAL STATICB45: 30

T.I. FEAT. RIHANNA AIRPOWER /MOST INCREASED PLAYS I KHTE, KIPR, KJMM, KNDA, KOPW, KPRS, 13 31 2 ' 1965 +966 22.260 8 LIVE YOUR LIFE DEF JAM/GRAND HUSTLE/IDJMG/ATLANTIC KRRQ, KVSP, WAMO, WBFA, WBLK, WBTF, WDKX, WEUP, WFXA, WHRK, WHXT, YUNG BERG FEATURING CASHA 19 1945 -530 16.637 12 WJHM, WJKS, WJMI, WJTT, WJUC, WJZD, THE BUSINESS YUNG BOSS /KOCH /EPIC WJZE, WPEG, WPWX, WQHH, WRBJ, BRANDY WTMG, WZFX, WZHT, XM The City 15 6 1801 +54 10.528 21 RIGHT HERE (DEPARTED) KOCH /EPIC BOXIE FEAT. KERI HILSON Lt 14 11 1797 +2 12.381 18 JUELZ SANTANA 24 o ENERGY MOSLEY/ZONE4 /INTERSCOPE Let Me Show You BOW WOW FEATURING SOUUA BOY TELL'EM (Polo Grounds/J/RMG) 17 n 8 1638 -20 9.563 22 MARCO POLO COLUMBIA KHTE, KIPR, KJMM, KOPW, KPRS, KRRQ, KVSP, WAMO, WBFA, WBLK, WDKX, JAZMINE SULLIVAN AIRPOWER 29 2 1592 +504 14.586 15 WEMX, WEUP, WFXA, WJKS, WJMI, wirr, BUST YOUR WINDOWS J/RMG WJUC, WJZO, WJZE, WPEG, WRBJ,WWWZ, RIHANNA WZFX Il' 1533 -167 15.201 14 TAKE A BOW SRP/DEFJAM/IDJMG STERLING FEAT. JADAKISS 22 CIARA FEATURING T PAIN tel' 1512 +64 10.545 20 All I Need (I Need Love) GO GIRL LAFAC /ZOMBA (Def Jam/IDJMG) MOST ASHANTI KBTT, KHTE, KIPR, KJMM, KNDA, KOPW. ® 21 13 1480 +37 8.648 25 INCREASED 000D GOOD THE INCJUNIVERSAL MOTOWN KRRQ, KVSP, WBFA, WBTF WDKX, WFXA, WJKS, WJMI, WJTT, WJUC, WJZD, WRBJ, ALICIA KEYS 17 PLAYS 22 19 9 1459 -127 10.72lú 19 WTMG, WWWZ, WZFX, WZHT SUPERWOMAN MBKJJ/RMG 14 PLEASURE R Lei T.I. FEAT. RIHANNA ® 15 1428 +132 8.524 26 DID VOL WRONG BJJESTAR/ATLANTIC Live Your Ufe (Def Jam/Grand Hustle/IDJMG/Atlantic) MIKE JONES FEAT. TREY SONGZ, LIL WAYNE & TWISTA TeJ ® 25 7 1358 +98 7865 28 KMJJ, KTCX, WBLX, WBTJ, WEAS, WENZ, CUDDY BUDDY ICE AGE/ASYLUM T.I. FEAT. WOO, WGZB, WIZF, WJBT, WOWI, WPRV' +966 RIHANNA ACE HOOD FEATURING TREY SONGZ WUSL, WXBT Live Your Life 30 1280 +201 7.517 29 ® 5 RIDE WETHEBEST/DEFJAM/IDJMG (Def Jam/Grand Hustle /hD MG/Atlantic) JAZMINE SULLIVAN 12 WHXT +55, WJKS +34, KKDA +24, KVSP +24, WERQ *23, RICK ROSS FEATURING NELLY & AVERY STORM leJ +22, +2I, +21 26 20 18 1265 -201 9.315 24 Bust Your Windows WXBT +22, WBFA +22, WUSL WKYS KATZ HERE I AM SLIP-N- SLIDE/DEF JAM/IDJMG (J/RMG)

JOHN LEGEND FEATURING ANDRE 3000 T KMJJ, KTCX, Sirius Hot Jam., WBLX, ® 4 l 1244 +89 9.464 23 JAZMINE SULLIVAN GREEN UGHT HOME SCHOOL/G.O.DDJCOLUMBIA WEHS, WHXT, WIZF, WJBT, WPHI, WPRW, +504 WOBT, WQUE Bust Your Windows (J/RMG) JAY Z & T.I. FEATURING KANYE WEST & UL WAYNE +31, 3 1040 +207 13.776 17 WPHI +35, KKD4 WQET +26, KBXX +25, WVEE *Z3, SWAGGA LIKE US ROC- A- FELLA/DEF JAM /IDJMG T-PAIN FEAT. LUDACRIS 8 WHTD +23, WEUP *22,WZHT +20, WC/OK 16, WPRW +16 AVANT Chopped Skrewed 7 CT 992 +74 5.331 37 ®I WHEN IT HURTS CAPITOL (Konvict/Nappy Boy/Jive/Zomba) +471 * KANYE WEST WBHJ, WCDX, WEUP, WHHH, WOWI, (R,x-A -Fella /Def Jan /IDJMG) YOUNG JEEZY +29 Love Lockdown 3 916 4.799 39 WQHH, WQUE, WXBT +24, mI VACATION CTE/OEFJAM/IDJMG WPWX +35, WING +26, WAS WPEG +22, SIHJ +22, WW2 +22, WDHT +20, WNWZ +20, KHTE +19, WJTT 18 USHER THE GAME FEAT. LIL WAYNE 7 i1 I 5 ttt 913 -21 6.681 30 TRADING PLACES LAFACE/ZOMBA My Life (Geffen/Interscope) +387 T -PAIN FEAT. LUDACRIS KANYE WEST CT 820 +471 6.286 31 Sirius Hot Jam., WENZ, WIZF, WJLB, Chopped' N' Screwed LOVELCICKDOWN ROC-A- FELLA/DEFJAM/IDJMC m WUBT, WUSL, WVEE (Nappy Boy/Konvict/Jivelbmba) LL .1 -DREAM WTMG +25, WXBT +21, W.Wr2 +19, WJZD +19, KIPR +17, COOL FEATURING THE 790 -275 6.147 33 BABY DEF JAM/IDJMC W8LK +16, WPWX +T3, KOPW +13, WOWI 42, WBFA +12 ROBIN THICKE 778 -450 6.152 32 ADDED AT... MAGIC STAR TRAK/INTERSCOPE NE YO DAVID BANNER FEATURING LIL WAYNE KIPR Miss Independent ; Def Jam /IDJMG) 752 +1 4.059 SHAWTv SAY B.I.G. F.A.C.EJSRC/UNIVERSAL MOTOWN Little Rock, AR W3HJ +32, WHXT +29, WWBT +27, WJBT .25, WJMI .21, W-/HH +19, WHHL +18, WJM! -i +TO WJHM +17 WGCl +15 NELLY FEATURING ASHANTI & AKON Let 736 -90 3.364 PD: Joe Booker BODY DERRTYNNIVERSAL MOTOWN O. ME Bode Feat. Juel. Santana, Let Me Show T-PAIN FEATURING LUDACRIS 680 +387 4.876 38 You, l CHOPPED SCREWED NAPPY BOY/KONVICT /JIVE/ZOMBA Jadakiss Feat. Ne -Yo, By My SIde, 1 DEM FEATURING LLOYD Muslq Soulchlld Feat. Mary J. Bilge, IFRANCHIZE BOYZ 661 -50 2.384 TURN HYOIDS KOCH IfULeave, 0 Sterling Feat. Jadakiss, All I Need (I Nerd ALFAMEGA FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 5, 2008 643 -31 3.209 Love), 0 UH HUN GRAND HUSTLE/CAPITOL LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TO: Bl urban stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems 24 hours a day, LYFE JENNINGS 630 +39 2.889 7 days a week. Rap chart comprised of 81 urban and 74 Rhythmic electronically monitored Nielsen WILLIE/ER COLUMBIA www. Radioand Records.corn Broadcast Data Systems stations. ID 2008 Nielsen Business Meda, Inc. All rights reserved.

receive a bullet, even if it registers an BREAKER: of new adds either reported by each Urban AC, Hot AC, Christian AC, both audience and plays. CHART LEGEND increase in plays. Country titles that Awarded solely on the Country chart station or by automatic add thresholds. Christian CHR, Christian Rock, Charts are ranked by plays (except for decline in audience but increase in to songs that receive airplay on 60% Title with top most added totals will Gospel, Rock, Triple A and Smooth INNielsen 8 D5 certification for Country, which is based on audience plays will also receive a bullet if the of the panel for the first time. also be highlighted if on chart. Jazz; top 10 for Soft AC/Inspirational) airplay of 100,000 plays on all impressions, computed by cross -refer- total audience erosion for the week become recurrents and are removed monitored stations, including satellite encing exact times of ai-play with does not exceed 3%. A song in its HOT SHOT DEBUT: NEW AND ACTIVE: from the chart after 20 weeks. In and national networks, across the Arbitron listener data). first week at No. l will always receive Awarded solely on the Country chart Current songs below the chart threshold addition, songs that have been on the United States and Canada. Numeral a bullet, even if it has lost plays to the highest- ranking new entry. that are showing an increase in plays. chart for more than 52 weeks and following symbol indicates multiple Songs showing an increase in (audience for Country). rank below No.10 become recurrents level of 100;000 plays. LA plays (audience for Country) MOST INCREASED PLAYS: TIES ON CHART: and are removed from the chart. over the previous week. regardless of AUDIENCE TOTALS: Awarded to the five songs with the A song with the best plays differential Descending Country titles move to Indicates title earned HitPredictor chart movement. A song will also Derived, in part, using certain largest increases in plays (audience (audience for Country) over the previ- recurrent after 20 weeks if they rank status in research data provided receive a bullet if its percentage loss Arbitron Inc. copyrighted Persons 12+ for Country). Title with the top ous week is ranked first if tied with below No.10 in either audience or by Promosquad. Songs are tested online in plays (audience for Country) does audience estimates, under license. increase will also be highlighted if on another song on the chart. If the songs plays. Descending AC titles move to by Promosquad using multiple listens not exceed the percentage of moni- chart. If two or more songs have an are still tied at this point, the title that recurrent after 52 weeks if they rank and a nationwide sample of carefully tored station downtime for the for- AIRPOWER: equal increase, the song ranked is being played on the most stations at below No. 5, after 26 weeks if they profiled music consumers. mat. Exempting the Country chart, a Awarded to songs appearing in the higher on chart will be listed first. that format will be ranked first. rank below No.10, or after 20 weeks song that has been on the chart for top 20 on both the Airplay and if they rank below No.15. Songs on ©Indicated solely on the Canadian more than 20 weeks w II generally not Audience charts for the first time with MOST ADDED: RECURRENT RULE: Latin charts move to recurrent after charts for songs meeting increases in both plays and audience. A listing of songs with the total number Songs below the top 20 (top 15 for 20 weeks if they rank below No. 20 in Canadian conknt requirements.

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www.americanradiohistory.com FORMAT FOCUS: R&R CHRISTIAN ELECTION 2008

'Aside from about the candidates and issues, Family Life news Network PD Cecil Van Houten says, "I do after- updates on noons and regularly feature interviews with authors the election of significant books on various subjects. I've includ- in our ed several this summer and fall specifically about the morning issues of faith and politics with people as diverse as newscasts, [Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics & Religious all of our Liberty Commission president] Richard Land to Stay neutral, support a candidate or avoid the whole thing? jocks are [Evangelicals for Social Action founder] Ron Sider. encouraged Our news department has hosted debates between to talk from candidates of significant races in various markets we How Do You the angle of serve ?' On election night, the network will provide Handle register, live coverage of the national races, the statewide races pray, vote." ' in NewYork and Pennsylvania and the more significant local elections in its coverage area. The Election? -Ryan Springer

Election Night Coverage WCSG /Grand Rapids will also have election night coverage. GM /PD Chris Lemke says the station will have reports from Michigan's Republican and Kevin Peterson Democratic National Committee headquarters. In K [email protected] addition, he says, "having a string of college students at other locations across the listening area recording election Day is less than a month away and Christian stations across comments on various races will help augment our America are handling it in different ways.Whether for local or state coverage,which is provided every half hour by myself offices or the presidential campaign, we look at how stations are and our news director from 8 p.m. to midnight.We encouraging listeners to register to vote, do their homework on figure there are enough people who either don't want to watch all the coverage or don't have a TV candidates, get out and vote, and how some are handling their coverage of Nov 4. in the car or at work that still would like to know" In the same breath that it is encouraging listen- Before listeners can vote, they obviously have to describes as "messages encouraging listeners to do ers to get out and vote, Nashville operations direc- be registered, and New Life Media stations their homework on candidates and issues, pray and tor Jeff Brown says the WAY-FM network is also WCIC /Peoria, Ill., and WBGL /Champaign, Ill., vote with the confidence that God is ultimately teasing its fall pledge drive. "Locally, our next have been encouraging listeners to do so, remind- in control." pledge drive happens to air the week prior to the ing them of the deadline and providing a link on Not only doesWHCF/Bangor, Maine, encourage election," he says. Among the election- inspired, their Web sites where listeners can register.WBGL listeners, but the station prays, too. PD Joe Polek says, pre -pledge drive sweepers currently airing are PD Ryan Springer says, "Aside from news updates "We invite our listeners to pray about the election "Obama and Biden. McCain and Palin. You and on the election, campaigns and candi- and ask God who he wants them to vote WAY-FM? On Oct. 29, we'll ask to be your run- dates in our morning newscasts, all of for, and we pray on the air about it daily, ning mate. 88.7/88.3 WAY-FM." R&R Brown our jocks are encouraged to talk about too." He says the station has also been the upcoming elections from the angle running "Your Vote Counts" PSAs, of `register, pray, vote? " reminding listeners to register and get out The essentials of that, he says, are and vote. What To Do About Smarmy "Register: The presidential election is Agreeing with Michaels' message to Tuesday, Nov 4. Are you registered to encourage listeners to do their home- Campaign Spots Trace vote? Just a reminder, the last day of reg- work, KADI /Springfield, Mo., PD/ We've all seen and heard campaign that violate the family promise." istration is Oct. 7. Pray: Prayer is the most morning man Rod Kittleman says, "I spots that sling mud or spend more Valentine voiced the promo `hat significant way you can impact our coun- encourage listeners to be well - time talking negatively about the says, "Hi, it's Scott, and I'm getting try.Timothy 1:2 reminds us that we are to informed on the issues and the people. competition than positively about messages about the content of the `pray especially for rulers and their govern- We talk about some of the politics in their own candidate. political advertisements ments:And vote: Every vote counts.You the morning show. I try to keep the Since many Christian and how they violate the can find links to voters' guides and help conversation in the middle between music stations are Spirit promise. [deep with where to vote at wbgl.org."WCIC parties." Doing their homework on the noncommercial, they breath and a smile in his PD Jeremy Tracey adds, "At the beginning candidates and issues means listeners will don't have to worry voice] Here's how that er of the campaign we handed out 91.5 do some surfmg online to find the about running such works. Radio stations, WCIC `Register, Pray,Vote'signs and peo- information.WAFJ/Augusta, Ga., helps spots, but you may not all of us, get our broad- ple have them on their lawns throughout listeners with that. News director Cleve realize that commercial cast licenses from the Valentine the community. It's been a really effective Walker says, "We include links on our Christian stations are federal government and campaign for us." station Web site, w4.com, that carry lis- required by law to take political ads. the feds mandate that the airwaves He says friends at Northern Christian teners to resources like the local voter So what do they do about it? are kept open for election purposes. Radio shared the idea with the station. registration office and documentation KCMS/Seattle is in such a position Spirit 105.3 cannot edit nor turn on where candidates stand on the major and PD Scott Valentine says, "In cel- away much of the political advertis-

issues of this campaign cycle. We also ebration of our state races, I placed a ing. That that we can do, we do do, Van Houten Vote With Hope give listeners on -air opportunities to promo on the air to answer a rash of if you understand. It's the election

Urging listeners to pray is also part of the KLRC/ express their concerns during our morning show complaints about how we've allowed season and I thought you were Fayetteville, Ark., "Vote With Hope" PSA /imaging when such topics come up." smarmy campaign spots on the air owed an explanation. Thanks. " -KP campaign that PD /morning man Mark Michaels In addition to putting listeners on the air to talk

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I l NIELSEN BDS NEW AND ACTIVE ARTI ;T CERTIFICATIONS PLAYS AUDIENCE ARTIST PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/- MILLIONS RANK TITLE / LABEL /GAIN TITLE / LABEL /GAIN BRANDON HEATH NO. 1(3 WKS) MEREDITH ANDREWS 241/75 CHRIS SLKH- 155/22 17 1779 +32 4.339 GIVE MI YOUR EVES REUNION/PLG You Invite Me In Arise CHRS TOMLIN [Word -Curb) (Brash) 1707 +66 4.292 2 JESUS MESSIAH SIXSTEPS/SPARROWIEMI CMG TOTAL STATIONS: 17 TOTAL STATICS: 22 MERCYME 1694 +44 4.249 3 MATT MAHER 227/23 ROBBIE SEJ4Y BAND 155/15 YOU RE CN ISO As It Is In Heaven New Day BIG CADDY WEAVE (Essential/PLG) r5oarrow /EMI LAC] 1441 +116 2.969 4 WHAT LIFE WOULD BE LIKE FERVENT/WORD-CURB TOTAL STATIONS: 12 TOTAL STATICS: 6 DOWVHERE 1183 +91 2.945 5 DECEMBERADIO 227/5 JIMMY NECJHAM 127/11 HEREI Al CENTRICITY ARTIST NEW For Your Glory Hurricane THIRD DAY TITLE / LABEL STATIONS (Slanted/Spring Hill) (Inpop) 1145 -105 2.934 6 CALL W NAME E55ENTIAUPLC JEREMY CAMP 5 TOTAL STATIONS: 16 TOTAL STATICS: 7 TOB"MAC FEATURING KIRK FRANKLIN & MANDISA There Will Be A Day 1106 +105 2.557 7 MANDISA 218/2 REMEDY T. :IVE 117/12 LOSE MI SOUL FOREFRONT/EMI CMG (BEC/Tooth & Nail) Daylight KPEZ, KVMV, WCRJ, WPAR, WVFJ Voice Of A Savior LAURA STORY Cc sarrnw /FMI CMI I (Word -Curb) 1101 +22 2.369 10 MIGHT TO SAVE INO THIRD DAY 5 TOTAL STATIONS: 14 TOTAL STATIZIS: 7 FRANCESCA BATTISTELLI Revelation 1002 -130 2.458 9 PHIL WICKHAM 183/2 JOSH WILSON 116 /10 l'M LET -INC GO FERVENT/WORD -CURB (Essential /PLC) KSOS, WAKW, WCRJ, WLAB, WMSJ True Love Savior, Please TEN -H AVENUE NORTH 997 +132 2.536 8 (Simple/INO) (Sparrow /EMI C AG] BY VOL R SIDE REUNION /PLC BUILDING 429 4 TOTAL STATIONS: 12 TOTAL STATIC'S: 7 STE% EN CURTIS CHAPMAN End Of Me 989 +101 2.262 11 YOURS SPARROW /EMI CMG (INO) KBIQ, WAFJ, WBSN, WCRJ CASTING CROWNS MOST INCREASED PLAYS 973 +138 1.788 14 SLOW FADE BEACH STREET /REUNION/PLG JOHN WALLER 4 33MLES While I'm Waiting 903 +96 1313 18 ONE LIE TO LOVE NO (Beach Street/Reunion/PLG) WAFJ, WBDX, XM The Message NATALIE GRANT KKSP, 875 -83 2.061 13 I WILL OT BE MOVED CURB TOBYMAC FEAT. KIRK LINCOLN BREWSTER FRANKLIN & MANDISA 3 869 -3 1.166 19 TODAY S THE DAY INTEGRITY Lose My Soul (ForeFronUEMI CMG) ABOVE THE GOLDEN STATE 858 +9 1.720 15 KBIQ, WGTS, WRBS SOUNCDF YOUR NAME SPARROW /EMI CMG JEREMY CAMP MOST ADDED BROOKE FRASER 809 +127 2137 12 THERE WILL BE A DAY BEC/TOOTH & NAIL Shadowfeet BROOKE FRASER (Wood And Bone) 598 +55 1.667 16 KOS, WLAB, WVFJ SHADCWFEET WOOD AND BONE MICI-AEL W. SMITH RUSH OF FOOLS 594 +74 1.085 20 A NEW -IALLELUJAH REUNION /PLC Wonder Of The World ADDSON ROAD (Midas) 3 487 +98 0.972 22 KSOS, WCRJ, WLAB HOPE lOW wo THIRD DAY MEREDITH ANDREWS 3 470 +125 1.408 17 REVEL TION ESSENTIAUPLC You Invite Me In (Word -Curb) RUSE OF FOOLS 412 +11 0.392 KSOS, KVMV, WBDX WONDIR OF THE WORLD MIDAS BUILDING 429 JOSH WILSON 3 352 +51 0.440 - ENO ORME INO Savior, Please SANCTUS REAL (Sparrow /EMI CMG) 308 +16 0.752 23 KBNJ, KSBJ, WCRJ WHATWER YOU'RE DOING (SOMETHING HEAVENLY) SPARROW/EMI CMG CASTING CROWNS BEGS NORMAN Slow Fade (Beach Steet/Reunion /PLG) 287 +16 0.600 26 W +Q WAWZ+9, BRITNPY BEUTOOTH & NAIL KTSY +25, WFZH +24, W 16, WMHK ADDED AT... WVFJ +7, WAFJ +7, XMF3+, WCRJ +6, KHZR +5 MICI-AEL ENGLISH 264 +6 0.715 24 FEELS LIKE REDEMPTION CURB WMUZ .1r TENTH AVENUE NORTH LIFENOUSE Detroit, MI na.6aw 255 +5 1.022 21 By Your Side (Reurcn/PLG) WHAM/ER IT TAKES GEFFEN /INTERSCOPE PD /MD: Julia Belcher WLAB +27, WPAR +25, WF=1 +13, KSBJ +12, KCEI +D, +10, WBSN +7, +7 KUTLESS Niyoki, Joy, 1 KVMV KPEZ +ID, KM+ 7 SST 253 +23 0.153 - COMPLOTE BEC/TOOTH & NAIL AYIBHA WOODS JEREMY CAMP 250 +16 0.593 27 LOVE LIKE THIS GOTEE There Will Be A Eby ( BEC/Tooth & Nail) +25, WCQR 15, KVMV +11 KPEZ 11, NEENTOBREATHE FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TO: WLAB 16, WAHK 242 +22 0252 KF{ZR 10, WCSG +9, WLF--9, KLJC +8, WAFJ +6 STREE S OF GOLD ATLANTIC/WORD-CURB www.RadioandRecords.com THIRD DAY Revelation (Essentia.°LG) RECURRENTS WBSN+21, WAKW +20, Kai +16, WDIC +5, WCSG +13, KLJC +Q KKFS 11 KSOS 41, VW-TIM +9, WLAB +5

BIG DADDY WEAVE What Life Would Like (Fervent/Word -Curb) 1 ARTIST : NIELSEN BDS PLAYS ARTIST ll NIELSEN BDS PLAYS WFZH +23, W LFJ +21, WEE. +21 KCMS +18, KTS 18, TITLE / IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL CERTIFICATIONS TW LW TITLE / IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL CERTIFICATIONS TW LW KLTY +16, K81Q +12, WCVC -12, KPEZ +12, KG81 +10 CHRIS SLIGH ROBBIE SEAM BAND 760 773 571 571 EMPTY ME [BRASH] SONG OF HOPE (SPARROW /EMI CMG) NEEDTOBREATHE MATT MAHER 753 738 545 377 YOUR GRACE IS ENOUOI-I (ESSENTIAUPLG) WASHED BY THE WATER (ATLANTIC/WORD-CURB) MATTHEW WEST TREE63 718 736 541 535 YOU ARE EVERYTHINCKSPARROW /EMI CMG) BLESSED BE YOUR NAME (INPOP) MATTHEW WEST 700 780 FEE 537 568 FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 5, 2008 SOMETHING TO SAY (FARROW /EMI CMG) ALL BECAUSE OF JESUS (INO) LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules or d symbol explanations. 55 Christian AC stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen oadcast Data Systems 24 hours a AARON SHUST MERCYME 590 583 531 537 day, 7 days a week. Christian AC Indicator chart compiled of 33 .porters, christian CHR 28, christian MY GOD (E7ASH) GAD WITH US (INO) MY SAVIOR rock 26 and soft AC/inspirational 20. © 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. All rights reserved.

SOFT AC /INSPIRATIONAL REPORTERS WH :F/Bangor, ME WNFR /Flint, MI WHCB /Johnson City, TN WAFR /Network WGSURockford, IL KCFB /St. Ckud, MN OM: Tim Collins OM: Lori McNaughton OM: Matthew Hill OM: Marvin Sanders OM: Ron Tietsort PD: Jim Park PD/MD: Joe Polek PD: Brian Smith MD: Dave Purin PD: Rick Robertson PD /MD: Charmel Jacobs MD: Chuck HeJberger MD: Ellyn Davey MD: Jim Stanley

KCBI /Dallas, TX* KAMB /Merced, CA KCRN /San Angelo, TX KYCC /Stock>ten, CA PD: Mike Tirone WAGO /Greenville, NC PD /MD: David Benton KNLB /Phoenix, AZ PD /MD: Mark Mohr PD: Scott Means APE: Bill Bumpas PD: Keith Aycock PD: Faron Eckelbarger APD: Steve Hayes MD: Marina Tod MD:John McLain MD: Tiffany Johnson Family Life Communications /Network KLVV /Ponca City, OK WSMR/Sarasota, FL WUN/Traverse City, MI WCDR /Dayton, OH WCRH /Hagerstown, MD PD: Dawn Bumstead PD /MD: Tony Weir OM: Douglas Poll OM /MD: DC `vender OM: Keith Hamer OM: Jeff Ward APD: Adam Biddell PD: Dan Young PD: Pete Lath-op PD/ LID: Eric Johnson PD: Jeffrey Bean MD: Bill Ronning MD: Paul Perrault MD: Susanna Scott KLMP/Rapid City, SD PD: Suzanne Happs WOLW/Trave-se City, MI MD: Jamie Knapp PD /MD: Patrick Green

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BEAUTIFUL REPUBLIC LIFTS 2 -1 ON CHRISTIAN ROCK &R WITH NO TURNING BACK" THE SONG INTRODUCES R CHRISTIAN THE TOLEDO ROCK GROUP'S SECOND ALBUM, OVVERED BY I11CSCI1 "PERCEPTIONS," WHICH HIT RETAIL IN AUGUST. (MAPSDIGITAL DOWNLOADS BDS AVAILABLE AT DMDS.COM

CHRISTIAN CHR CHRISTIAN ROCK ARTIST PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +1- TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +1-

BRANDON HEATH THIS BEAUTIFUL REPUBLIC 1171 -1 304 +17 GIVE ME YOUR EYES REUNION /PLC NO TURNING BACK FOREFRONT/EMI CMG ADDISON ROAD DECYFER DOWN 907 +31 277 -14 STICKING WITH YOU IN CRASH NO TOBYMAC FEAT. KIRK FRANKLIN & MANDISA SKILLET 835 +21 270 -13 LOSE MY SOUL FOREFRONT/EMI CMG WHISPERS IN THE DARK ARDENT/SRE/INO SKILLET P.O.D. 24 756 -47 268 +20 THOSE NIGHTS ARDENT/SRE /INO SHINE WITH ME COLUMBIA/INO HAWK NELSON PHILMONT 747 -4 267 +24 ONE LITTLE MIRACLE BEC/TOOTH & NAIL I CAN'T STAND TO FALL FOREFRONT/EMI CMG BROOKE FRASER RELIENT K 694 +19 262 -15 SHADOWFEET WOOD ANO BONE THE SCENE AND THE HERD GOTEE SUPERCHIC(K) ALMOST. 688 -143 257 +16 HOLD INPOP STOP IT !MR NAIL JIMMY NEEDHAM FAMILY FORCE 5 686 +40 256 +7 A BREATH OR TWO INPOP FEVER TOOTH & NAIL KUTLESS PILLAR 637 -29 242 -2 COMPLETE BEC/TOOTH & NAIL TURN IT UP ESSENTUUJPLG BEBO NORMAN HAWK NELSON 578 -4 232 -3 PULL ME OUT BEC/TOOTH & NAIL YOU HAVE WHAT !NEED BEC/TOOTH&NAIL JEREMY CAMP ABANDON 558 +56 222 -7 THERE WILL BE A DAY BEC/TOOTH&NAIL PROVIDENCE FOREFRONT /EMI CMG NEVERTHELESS WAVORLY 540 +53 217 .10 SLEEPING IN LLCKER/PLG FORGIVE AND FORGET FLICKER /PLG MERCYME RUN KID RUN 13 538 -30 211 -4 YOU REIGN INO SURE SHOT TOOTH & NAIL SWITCHFOOT EMERY 537 -18 T4 210 +11 THIS IS HOME WALDEN MEDIA/WALT DISNEY/SPARROW/EMI CMG TEN TALENTS TOOTH &W IL NEEDTOBREATHE DEAS VAIL 523 +46 208 +39 STREETS OF GOLD ATLANTIUWORD-CURB ürr UNDERCOVER BRAVE NEW WOR D AFTERS DIZMAS 487 -5 +5 WE ARE THE 199 SOUND COLUMBIA/IN 0 THIS IS A WARNING CREDENTIAJEMI CI C CHRIS TOMLIN NEVERTHELESS 471 -2 193 -6 JESUS MESSIAH 51)157E1)5/SPARROW/EMI CMG SLEEPING IN FLICKER/P JAYMES REUNION UNDEROATH 461 +3 181 +15 FINE BEUTOOTH & NAIL 0 TOO BRIGHT TO SEE TOO LOUD TO HEAR TOOTH & NI IL FIREFLIGHT FIREFLIGHT 420 +62 !ñ 175 +28 BRAND NEW DAY FLICKER /PLC V YOU GAVE ME A PROMISE FLICKER/P RELIENT K CHILDREN 18:3 397 +22 174 -24 1 JUST WANT YOU TO KNOW GOTEE ALL MY BALLOONS TOOTH & NI IL GROUP 1 CREW EVER STAYS RED 380 +34 169 +27 KEYS TO THE KINGDOM FERVENT/WORD -CURB O SAY WHAT YOU WILL V R TENTH AVENUE NORTH KRYSTAL MEYERS 374 +45 162 +2 BY YOUR SIDE REUNION /PLC ® BEAUTIFUL TONIGHT ESSENIIAUP C STELLAR KART ,Z BECOMING 356 +28 158 +15 INNOCENT WORD -CURB YOUR LOVE TOOTH &NAIL REMEDY DRIVE CAPITAL LIGHTS 355 -12 144 -4 DAYUGHT WORD -CURB OUT OF CONTROL TOOTH &NAIL KRYSTAL MEYERS THOUSAND FOOT KRUTCH 352 -47 137 +3 SHINE ESSENTIAL/PLG FAVORITE DISEASE TOOTH & NAIL THIRD DAY PROJECT 86 293 +86 135 +1 RUN TO YOU ESSENTIAUPLG PUT YOUR UPS TO THE TV TOOTH &NAIL RUN KID RUN JONEZETTA 277 +5 114 +1 FREEDOM TOOTH & NAIL WIDE AWAKE TOOTH & NAIL JON MCLAUGHLIN A ROTTERDAM NOVEMBER +3 112 -9 BEATING MY HEART ISLAND/IDJMC .256. CRIPPLING MACHINE ARN DECEMBERADIO IVORYLINE 246 +22 106 -70 BELIEVER SLANTED/SPRING HILL REMIND ME l'M ALIVE TOOTH & NAIL MATTHEW WEST WEDDING 222 28 103 +83 SOMETHING TO SAY SPARROW /EMI CMG RETURN BRAVE NEW WORLD

SOFT AC /INSPIRATIONAL ARTIST PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/- 1W TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/-

CHRIS TOMLIN JESUS MESSIAH SIXSTEPS/SPARROW /EMI CMG 381 -23 MEREDITH ANDREWS YOUINVITEMEIN WORD-CURB 229 +22

STEVEN CURTIS CHAPMAN YOURS SPARROW/EMI CMG 307 +7 ASHMONT HILL SONG OF GLORY AXIOM 215 +10

MICHAEL W. SMITH A NEW HALLEWJAH REUNION/PLG 299 +21 JADON LAVIK WONDROUS LOVE BEC/TOOTH &NAIL 211 +20 N BRETT RUSH WHEN I'M ALONE WITH YOU CREATIVE SOUL 286 +18 SHANNON WEXELBERG HAIL TO THE KING DISCOVERY HOUSE 200 +4

MOLLYE REES & JAMIE SLOCUM DIFFERENT HOLLOW OAK 276 +3 WAYBURN DEAN I NEED ASAVIOR WAYJADE 187 ` +38 o MARK ROACH THE LEAST ICAN DO MYRRH/WORD -CURB 274 +9 RICHIE MCDONALD I TURN TOYOU woo 178 +2

MERCYME YOU REIGN INS 271 -46 JEREMY CAMP THEREWILL BEADAV BEC/T OOTH &NAIL 173 +26 z W B ART MILLARD ISTANDAMAZED INO 244 -8 IS CECE WINANS THE TEST OF TIME PURESPRINGS GOSPEL 172 -13

B IG DADDY WEAVE WHAT UFE WOULD BE LIKE FERVENT/WORD-CURB 240 -24 l'1 MARK HARRIS ALL FOR THE GLORY OF YOU INO 137 -13 33MILES ONE LIFE TO LOVE INO 235 +4 0 ADDISON ROAD HOPE NOW INO 129 +5 CHRISTIAN CHR REPORTERS KLYT/A. buquerque, NM WJRF/Duluth, MN WAYK /Kalamazoo, MI `NJ LZ/Norfolk, VA* KLFF/San Luis Obispo, CA* KADI /Springfield, MO* OM: Johann "Yo" Snyder PD /MD: Terry Michaels PD/MD: Mike Couchman OIvuPD: Anne Verebely PD: Matt Williams PD /MD: Rod Kittleman MD: Joe, BelVille MD: Noonie Fugler KNMI /Farmington, NM WYLV/Knoxville, TN* KJTH /Ponca City, OK WBVM /Tampa, FL* ELK/Anchorage, AK OM /PD: Darren Nez PD: Marshall Stewart PD /MD: Tony Weir WBYO /Sellersville, PA OM: Chris Sampson OM /PD: Mark Guy MD: Kenny Montano MD: Kris Love OM: David Baker PD /MD: Olivia Paff AFD,MC Mike Carrier KZRI /Portland, OR* PD /MD: Kristine McClain WSCF/Ft. Pierce, FL WAYM /Nashville, TN* CIA Mike Novak WYSZ/Toledo, OH W iMXBangor, ME PD /MD: Jon Hamilton OM: Tate Luck PD: David Pierce WHRZ /Spartanburg, SC PD /MD: Jeff Howe DM /PD: Tim Collins APD: Brian Strickland PD: Jeff Brown APE: Eric Allen OM: Michele Brady APJ,MC Morgan Smith MD: Zach Boehm PD: Britt Dillard KDUV /Visalia, CA* WORQ/Green Bay, WI* KTPT/Rapid City, SD APD: Matthew Bishop PD: Joe Croft W)NUrhicago, IL* OM /PD: Jim Raider WNAZ /Nashville, TN* OkkTom Schoenstedt MD: Cale Nelson APD /MD: Shannon Steele PLAID: Johnathon Eltrevoog OM /PD: Dave Queen PD: Jennifer Crawford WHJT /Jackson, MS APD: Jennifer Houchin WLCQ/Springfield, MA WCLQ /Wausau, WI K ?WA/Denver, CO OM /PD: Traci Lee WPRJ /Saginaw, MI OM /PD: Nate Thomas PD /MD: Matt Deane PL- Jeff I_ onnell OM#PD: Aaron Dicer LID: Josh Thompson Monitored Reporters

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KGNZ/Abilene, TX KGCB /Flagstaff, AZ New Life Media/Network 17 CHRIS TOMLIN JESUS MESSIAH SIXSTEPS/SPARROW /EMI CMG 988 -42 PD /MD: Gary Hill OM: Daniel White PD /MD: Joe Buchanan BRANDON HEATH GIVE ME YOUR EYES REUNION /PLC 967 +8 PD /MD: Mike Medlin © WMIT /Ashev Ile, NC* WBSN /New Orleans, LA* INO 927 -62 OM/PD: Torn Greene WPER/Fredericksburg, VA OM: Julie Headrick 3 MERCYME YOU REIGN MD: Matt Stoc

DOWNHERE HERE I AM CENTRICITY 708 +12 PD: Mike Blakemore OM /PD: Dave Burdue KGBI/Omaha, NE* CO 14 MD: Mike Stomit PD: Melody Miller TOBYMAC FEAT. KIRK FRANKLIN & MANDISA LOSE MY SOUL FOREFRONT/EMI CMG 700 +41 WLAB /Ft. Wayne, IN* MD: Jeff Devereaux WVFJ /Atlanta, GA* PD: Don Buettner 14 LINCOLN BREWSTER TODAY IS THE DAY INTEGRITY 690 -2 OM /PD: Don Schaeffer MD: Melissa Montana WPOZ/Orlando, FL* APD: Steve Wi liams OM /PD: Dean O'Neal a 21 FRANCESCA BATTISTELLIruLETTINGGO FERVENT/WORD-CURB 629 -66 WCSG/Grand Rapids, MI* APD: Jeff Cruz WAFJ /Augusta, GA* PD: Chris Lemke 11 33MILES ONE LIFE TO LOVE INO 615 +16 PD /MD: Steve Swanson WMSJ /Portland, ME* WJQK/Grand Rapids, MI* OM /PD: Paula K. 8 STEVEN CURTIS CHAPMAN YOURS SPARROW/EMI CMG 607 +14 Troy KPEZ/Austin. TX* OM: West MD: Kenny Robinson OM: Mac Daniels PD /MD: Gary Thompson ' 11 CASTING CROWNS SLOW FADE BEACH STREET /REUNION /PLC 584 +20 PD: Gary Walsh KFIS /Portland, OR* WBFJ /Greensboro, NC* APD /MD: Steve Etheridge OM /PD: Dave Arthur 12 13 ABOVE THE GOLDEN STATE SOUND OF YOUR NAME SPARROW/EMI CMG 519 -2 OM: Dana Evans MD: Kat Taylor MD* PD /MD: Wally Decker WRBS/Baltimore, 5 JEREMY CAMP THERE WILL BE A DAY BEC/TOOTH & NAIL 491 +79 PD: David Paul APD: Darren Stevens KSLT/Rapid City, SD ® -8 MD: Chris Scotland PD /MD: Dave Masters 14 25 MATTHEW WEST SOMETHING TO SAY SPARROW /EMI CMG 445 WLFJ /Greenville, SC*

WDJC/Birmingham, AL* PD /MD: Rob Dempsey KSGN /Riverside, CA* 9 NEEDTOBREATHE STREETS OF GOLD ATLANTIC/WORD-CURB 437 +47 APD /MD: Ron ie Bruce APD: Gary Miller PD: Bryan O'Neal ® MD: Brandi Lanai 7 MICHAEL W. SMITH ANEW HALLELWAH REUNION /PLG 426 +23 KTSY/Boise, ID* KAIM /Honolulu, HI* OM: Chris Gilb eth OM: Jack Waters WPAR /Roanoke, VA* m 6 TENTH AVENUE NORTH BY YOUR SIDE REUNION /PLC 425 +51 PD: Jerry Woods PD /MD: Mike Gravatt OM /MD: Jackie Howard WOOD AND BONE +4 APD/MD: Travis Culver 11 BROOKE FRASER SHADOWFEET 395 KSBJ /Houston, TX* WQFURockford, IL WCVK /Bowliig Green, KY PD: Jon Hull PD /MD: Johnny V. 19 10 ADDISON ROAD HOPE NOW INO 377 -1 OM: Ken Burns MD: Jim Beeler KKFS /Sacramento, CA* HURRICANE INPOP 329 33 PD: Susan Woodard 5 JIMMY NEEDHAM WCRJ /Jacksonville, FL* PD /MD: Max Miller WAYR /Brunswick, GA PD: Chris Wayne 9 RUSH OF FOOLS WONDER OF THE WORLD MIDAS 327 0 Sirius Spirit 66/Satellite* ® PD /MD: Bart Wagner MD: Theresa Ross PD: Al Skop ® THIRD DAY REVELATION ESSENTIALJPLG 279 +50 WRCM /Char Otte, NC* WCQR /Johnson City, TN* XM The Message /Satellite* 12 FEELS REDEMPTION CURB 255 -10 OM: Gary Morland APD /MD: Brian Sumner 23 MICHAEL ENGLISH LIKE OM: Jon Zellner PD: Dwayne Harrison KOBC /Joplin, MO PD: Mike Abrams m 7 AYIESHA WOODS LOVE LIKE THIS GOTEE 252 +24 WBDX /Chattanooga, TN* OM /PD: Lisa Davis MD: Jim Epperlein 3 BUILDING 429 END OF ME ISO 249 +23 OM /PD: Jasor McKay ® MO* KCMS /Seattle, WA* MD: Justin Wade KUC /Kansas City, PD /MD: Michael Grimm PD: Scott Huntley 2E 6 BEBO NORMAN BRITNEY BEC/TOOTH & NAIL ¡ 237 -1 WAKW/Cincinnati, OH* MD: Sarah Taylor PA* 15 KUTLESS COMPLETE BEC/TOOTH & NAIL 'i= .235 +4 PD: Kurt Wallace WJTULancaster, PD: John Shirk WFRN /South Bend, IN APO: Rob Lewis +7 RE-ENTRY SANCTUS REAL WHATEVER YOU'RE DOING (SOMETHING HEAVENLY) SPARROW /EMI CMG rr,: 216 MD: Phil Smith PD: Jim Carter MD: Daryl Pierce MD: Doug Moore NEW AARON SHUST CREATE AGAIN BRASH 204 +22 WFHM /Cleveland, OH* WLGH/Lansing, MI PD: Jenn Czelada WHPZ /South Bend, IN PD: Len Howser NEW MEREDITH ANDREWS YOU INVITE ME IN WORD -CURB 186 +29 PD: Gary Hegland MD: Gina Hart KSOS /Las Vegas, NV* MD: Jay Michaels KGTS/College Place, WA PD: Scott Herrold KWND/Springfield, MO* PD /MD: Ernest Beck Rock, KKSP /Little AR* PD /MD: Jeremy Morris CHRISTIAN CHR KBIQ /Colorado Springs, CO* PD: Don Burns KKJM/St. Cloud, MN MUSIC RESEARCH PD: Bret Stevens KFSH /Los Angeles, CA* OM /PD: Diana Madsen MD: Jack Hamilton t Music Research PD: Chuck Tyler MD: Dawn Madsen APD: Bob Shaw KCVO /Columbia, MO ARTIST w w w MD: Lara Scott KHZR /St. Louis, MO* OM /PD: Jim McDermott TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TOTAL FAM% BURN% 18 -24 25 -34 18 -34 OM: Sandi Brown WJIE/Loulsville, KY* WMHK /Columbia, SC* PD /MD: Greg Cassidy BRANDON HEATH GIVE ME YOUR EYES REUNION/PLC 4.29 97% 21% 4.20 4.24 4.22 PD: Jim Galipeau PD: Steve Sunshine APD/MD: Chris Crain WLPJ/Tampa, FL* CASTING CROWNS SLOW FADE BEACHSTREET/REUION/PLC 4.20 75% 10% 4.17 4.22 4.20 WCVO /Columbus, OH* PD: Carmen Brown WRVI /Louisville, KY Dave TENTH AVENUE NORTH BY YOUR SIDE REUNION/PLG 4.14 73% 9% 3.77 4.32 4.05 PD: Todd Stan APD: Cruse OM /PD: CC Matthews MD: Jeff MacFarlane APD /MD: Mike Russell GROUP 1 CREW KEYS TO THE KINGDOM FERVENT/WORD-CURB 4.13 71% 12% 4.18 4.11 4.14 APD: Dave Reichel KKCM /Tulsa, OK* KBNJ /Corpus Christi, TX* SKILLET THOSE NIGHTS ARDENT /SRE/IN0 4.12 96% 27% 4.13 3.97 4.07 KSWP/Lufkin, TX Hunter PD: Joe Fahl OM: Steve OM /PD: Al Ross PD: Chris Kelly JON FOREMAN YOUR LOVE IS STRONG CREDENTIAL/EMI CMG 4.11 65% 5% 4.12 4.08. 4.13 KLTY /Dallas, TX* APD /MD: Michelle Ross CHASM DROWN 0MG 4.08 83% 11% 4.00 4.07 4.04 PD: Chuck Finley KXOJ/Tulsa, OK* KVMV /McAllen, TX* PD: Bob Thornton APD /MD: Minael Prendergast B IG DADDY WEAVE WHAT LIFE WOULD BE LIKE FERVENT/WORD -CURB 4.08 80% 15% 4.10 3.90 4.01 PD: James Gamblin APD: Dave Gordon

KNWI /Des Moines, IA APD /MD: Bob Malone MERCYME You REIGN INO 4.06 91% 13% 3.64 4.00 3.85 PD /MD: Dave St. John WAJS/Tupelo, MS KJIUMeade, KS OM: Marvin Sanders SWITCHFOOT THIS IS HOME SPARROw/EMICMC 4.05 97% 24% 4.04 3.97 4.01 WMUZ/Detroit, MI* PD/MD: Michael Luskey PD: Rick Robertson LOSE NYSOUL F°REFRONT/EMICMG 27% 3.87 4.16 4.00 PD: Julia Belcher MD: John Riley TOBYNAC FEAT. KIRK FRANKLIN AND MANDISA 4.02 95% WAWZ/Middlesex, NJ* JESUS, MESSIAH SIXSTEPS/SPARROW /EMI CMG 3.99 95% 29% 3.90 4.12 4.03 WWIB /Eau Claire, WI OM: Scott Taylor KVNE/Tyler, TX CHRIS TOMLIN OM: Paul Anthony PD: Johnny Stone PD: Mike Harper PHIL WICKHAM TRUE LOVE No 3.98 84% 21°!o 3.91 3.63 3.79 PD /MD: Greg Steward APD /MD: Keith Stevens MD: Jennifer Winborn MAINSTAY BECOME WHO YOU ARE BEC/TOOTH & NAIL 3.94 95% 32% 3.95 4.12 4.03 WCTUErie, PA WFZH /Milwaukee, WI* WGTS/Washington, DC* OM: Ronald Paymond PD: Danny Clayton PD: Becky Wilson Alignay B ARLOWGIRL MILLION VOICES FERVENT/WORD -CURB 3.93 97% 30% 3.76 4.28 3.92 PD /MD: Adam Frase MD: Rick Hall MD: Rob Conway ADDISON ROAD STICKING WrrHYOU INo 3.93 88% 20% 3.66 3.87 3.76 KHPE /Eugene, OR KTIS/Mlnneapolls, MN* WGNV/Wausau, WI STELLAR KART INNOCENT WORD -CURB 3.90 71% 17% 3.88 3.63 3.77 MD: Paul Hernandez PD: Jason Sharp OM: Karen Benke PD: Mark Bystrom NEVERTHELESS SLEEPING IN FLICKER /PLG 3.88 87% 21% 3.93 3.75 3.86 KYTT /Eugene, OR KBMQ /Monroe, LA MD: Todd Christopher

OM: Dave DeAndrea PD /MD: Phillip Brooks DOWNHERE HERE I AM CENTRICITY 3.87 75% 14% 4.04 3.76 3.92 PD /MD: Rick Stevens WGRC /Williamsport, PA WFFH /Nashville, TN* JIMMY NEEDHAM A BREATH OR TWO INPOP 3.85 76% 22% 3.73 4.04 3.85 OM: Don Casteline KLRC/Fayetteville, AR PD /MD: Vance Dillard PD /MD: Larry Weidman PD /MD: Mark Michaels This report is a cumulative sample of current online music surveys conducted by Christian CHR stations across he country. Total Family Life Ministries/Network on a scale of 1 -5. (1= don't like at all, 5 = love it). WXHUWIlmington, DE sample size is 757 respondents. Total average favorability estimates are based it WCLN/Fayetteville, NC PD: Cecil Van Houten Total familiarity represents the percentage of respondents who recognized the song. Total burn represents the r.mber of respon- OM: Dan Edwards OM /PD: Dan DeBruler APD: Kevin VanBuren dents who said they are tired of hearing the song. Sample composition is based on persons 12 +. Persons are screened via the PD /MD: Dave Kirby APD: Syndi Long MD: Bruce Barrows Internet. Once passed, they can take the music test when invited to do so by their local radio station. When comparing this data APD: Sal April MD: Steve Turley with what is happening at your station please keep in mind that number of spins, percentage of familiarity, and c-her factors must be considered, and that your results may vary accordingly. HitMusicResearch.com results are intended to shcs. opinicns of participants on the internet only. Hit Music Research is a registered trademark of HitMusicResearch.com. The HivR system is avail- Monitored Reporters able exclusively for local Christian radio stations by contacting Ken Farley at (615) 331 -0736 or Ken @hitmusicrsearch.com

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Discography A Remarkable Performance Album, year released, The other vocal collaborations on "Play" are units sold "More Than Just This Song" with Steve Wariner, "Who Needs Pictures," "Let the Good Times Roll" with the legendary 1999,1 million B.B. King and a song Paisley gets a bit emotion- "Part II," 2001,1.1 million al calking about: "Come On In," a duet with the "Mud on the Tires," late Buck Owens. Paisley says of Owens, "He's the 2003, 2.3 million reason I play the way I do." Paisley's 'side project' proves instrumental "Time Well Wasted," Paisley and Owens had become close, even 2005, 2.2 million working together on a few songs on Owens' small "Brad Paisley Pro Tools rig in his office in Bakersfield, Calif. Push Christmas," 2006, After Owens died in 2006, Paisley asked the fam- Just 'Play' 253,000 ily if there were any instrumental tracks Owens "5th Gear," 2007,1.2 was working on that he could play. "They sent me million a few tracks and I heard 'Come On In,' " Paisley "Play," out Nov. 4 recalls. "It wasn't written as a duet, but it just

Source: Nielsen worked. So we took the track . .. [Owens] with SoundScan, as of Sept. 28 a drum machine, playing acoustic guitar and a mandolin solo. We put my band underneath that Chart Topping Country and made it a duet. When I first heard it, I cried Songs By Year my eyes out." R.J. Curtis 1999:1 According to Paisley, "There were a couple [email protected] 2000:1 of things Buck always wanted to do. He want- 2002:1 ed to record with Frank [Sinatra]; he loved his We're just weeks away from the 42nd annual Country Music 2005:1 records and talked music with him a lot. He Assn. Awards, which can only mean one thing: It's about that 2006: 2 also said he wanted to play with my band, and time for our yearly Brad Paisley checkup. Last year we spoke 2007: 3 here it is. This is a remarkable performance with him shortly before the CMAs, when he was nominat- 2008: 3 from Buck." When we spoke with Paisley last year, he de- ed for five awards.This year Paisley is nominated four times; he probably would 'More than scribed his process for recording a new album. have nabbed five had he released another album, but last year's album of the anything, I'd "It needs to be a little different and yet some- year nominee "5th Gear" got stuck in a five overdrive, delivering record -tying like to have how recognizable; it still has to be country but No. 1 singles. was It the first time since Rodney Crowell's "Diamonds & Dirt," people tell I don't want to stagnate. I have to be progres- released in 1988, that one album yielded so many chart -toppers. me they're sive but I don't want to offend. It still has to have pleasantly the elements of humor that people expect but Paisley will still have plenty of exposure at the a much more commercial record than he'd orig- surprised; not be corny. It's still got to have ballads that are Nov 12 awards show, however. He and Arista inally envisioned. "We purposely tried not to that it's so hard to find and write that are little pieces of Nashville labelmate Carrie Underwood have make this unlistenable for a nonmusic person," he not a listen - art and yet at the same time not be too far gone been selected to co-host the program, broadcast says, noting that he wanted to ensure his regular once-and - that people say, 'I don't even know what he's live on ABC -TV. fan base liked it. "I wanted the very same people put -it -away doing now' " who I see every night in the audience to say, thing.' Ironically -or perhaps not -"Play" seems 'Yeah, I like that.' If they can put it in the car and -Brad Paisley to be a textbook example of following his 'Just A Side Project' enjoy it, then I've done my job." own creative template. Paisley explains When we last spoke with Paisley, he talked about He also wound up with four vocals on the his goal for the project: "We did end his plans for 2008.There were many, including an album, all duets, including one with fellow up, whether we meant to or not, using instrumental album that had just been greenlight- country superstar and guitar virtuoso Keith Ur- that criteria for how we make an ed by Sony BMG chairman Joe Galante. ban. "Start a Band," already No. 16 on R &R's album normally on this one. But we Paisley's career trajectory has been solid to say Country chart, became the vehicle to launch the actually started out with, 'We'll just see the least, with each of his five albums improving project, titled "Play," which will street Nov. 4. how this goes.' " upon the last, artistically, critically and financial- Paisley says that he called Urban about work- We then posed the $64,000 question to ly. Instrumentals are a completely different animal, ing together and started by asking him, "I don't Paisley: What are realistic expectations for however. Not since Buck Owens' "Buckaroo" know about you, but I'm sick of the question, this album? Is it airplay, critical acclaim, spent two weeks atop the country chart in 1965 'When are you going to play with Keith selling a ton more albums or just a side has an instrumental hit No. 1. Urban ?' So can we just go ahead and do this ?" project for the fun of it? We asked Paisley if embarking on such a proj- There are probably just a handful of people "Well, you've already thought more ect was a tough sell to Galante. "Not at all," he (myself included) who remember a party after the about it than we have," Paisley jokes. "It says. Paisley had recorded a Christmas album in Academy of Country Music golf tournament in originally started as me getting this 2006, saying, "We just had a ball with it. There's Los Angeles, back when Paisley and Urban were stuff out of my system. As it was get- no pressure with a Christmas album. So I went new artists. The two jammed together and it was ting finished and started turning into to Joe and said, 'You know, I think I'd like to do truly magical, but only after an impromptu rehearsal something appealing to more than just an instrumental album,' and he said OK." session -in the men's room. Even fewer people - kids going into Sam Ash or whatever, we The original idea, Paisley says, was to cut 10 again, myself included- remember walking into started to realize we should try to really have instrumentals and put them out in the middle of the restroom for, ahem, other reasons, only to see success with this." the "5th Gear" run as a side project. Once in the two amazing guitarists practicing together. Anything "Play" does will be a success in his studio, the plan was to collaborate with a few Paisley laughs when he explains working out the mind, Paisley says. "More than anything, I'd like people "and play in some ways that people had details for recording "Start a Band. "I said, 'We'll to have people tell me they're pleasantly sur- never heard me play." book a studio and find a way to do this,' and Keith prised; that it's not a listen- once -and -put -it- To his surprise, Paisley says he wound up with said,'Yeah, or we could just go find a bathroom: " away thing."

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KENN/ CHESNEY NO. WK) TRACE ADKINS 2 10 +1.870 1 9 7.340 +0.798 1368 27 MOST EVERYBCOY WANTS-fa GOTOHEAVEN BWECHAIR/BNA 32.466 4643 MUDDY WATER CAPITOL NASHVILLE NCREASED DARIIS RUCKER 1:1 BLAKE SHELTON 2 25 31.243 -0.790 4363 3 9 7.202 +0.660 1190 32 DON'T THINK I DONT THINKABOUT IT CAPITOL NASHVILLE SHE WOULDN'T BE GONE WARNER BROS./WRN AUDIENCE TOBY KEITH Q PAT GREEN (IN MILLIONS) 3 15 29.988 +1.637 4373 2 17 7.166 +0.180 1192 31 o SHE NEVER CRIED IN FRONT OF ME SHOW DOG NASHVILLE LET ME BNNTA CARRE UNDERWOOD itT ALAN JACKSON BREAKER/MOST ADDED Q +3.132 6 13 27.704 +1.433 4125 4 i4 43 2 4.930 +2.413 894 34 O JUST A DREAM 19 /ARISTA/ARISTA NASHVILLE COUNTRY BOY ARISTA NASHVILLE TAYLOR SWIFT KID ROCK 11NEILSENMULTIPLE +W DIERKS BENTLEY BREAKER 5 21 26.977 -0.495 3796 5 40 3 4.504 +1.803 730 37 ALL SUMMER LONG TOP DOG/ATLANTIC/C05 FEEL THAT FIRE CAPITOL NASHVILLE

BRAD PAISLEY LfT PHIL VASSAR CT 6 17 21.666 -1.392 2866 9 35 12 4.228 +0.010 759 36 WAITIN' ON A WOMAN ARISTA NASHVILLE I WOULD UNIVERSAL SOUTH JIMMY WAYNE IINEILSENMULTIPLE LITTLE BIG TOWN 7 5 28 ..f 21.586 -4.279 2913 8 36 13 4.075 +0.207 713 38 00 YOU BELIEVE ME NOW VALORY FINE UNE CAPITOL NASHVILLE TIM MCGRAW JAKE OWEN 1J 9 12 dr 19.986 +2.266 3226 6 37 8 3.965 +0.205 825 35 LET [TLC CURB DONT THINK I CANT LOVE YOU RCA

TAYLOR SWIFT MOST INCREASED AUDIENCE LET BILLY RAY CYRUS 9 11 4 19.903 +3.132 2731 10 39 10 3.266 +0.683 670 39 +2.845 STREEiFET LOVE STORY BIG MACHINE SOMEBODY SAID A PRAYER WALT DISNEY /LYRIC BRAD PAISLEY GEORGE STRAIT KRISTY LEE COOK 10 7 19 19.811 -3.642 30% 7 41 10 3.191 +0.442 605 41 DUET WITH TROUBADOUR MCA NASHVILLE 15 MINUTES OF SHAME 19 /ARISTA NASHVILLE KEITH URBAN SUGARLAND AIRPOWER LEE ANN WOMACK 11 18 6 +2.771 2310 17 38 13 2.934 +0.283 664 40 ALREADY GONE MERCURY 16.825 LAST CALL MCA NASHVILLE MONTGOMERY GENTRY JOSH TURNER BREAKER Sta 13 11 16248 +1.487 2475 13 44 7 2 786 +0.675 599 42 (Arista Nashville) ROLL WITH ME COLUMBIA EVERYTHING IS FINE MCA NASHVILLE ® FJBQ+0316, KKCA+0213, LUKE BRYAN MIRANDA LAMBERT WC 01.0200, WGAR+0770, 10 31 16.160 +0.470 2570 11 45 7 2.123 +0.214 334 46 ® COUNTRY MAN CAPITOL NASHVILLE MORE LIKE HER COLUMBIA KILT +0158, t NCO +0.152. CHUCK WICKS Q JAMES OTTO VFI,Y +0135, NYRK +0.123, 14 25 15.353 +1.562 2413 15 42 17 1.669 -0.758 368 43 wtBQ +0.118, NOKQ +0104 m ALL I EVER WANTED RCA FOR YOU WARNER BROS./WRN HEIDI NEWFIELD JUSTIN MOORE 15 12 27 15262 -0278 2536 12 46 9 1562 +0.079 336 45 JOHNNY &JUNE CURB BACK THAT THING UP VALORV

BRAD PAISLEY DUET WITH KEITH URBAN Uft ELI YOUNG BAND SUGARLAND 24 4 15.011 +2.845 2029 21 51 5 1.526 +0.504 193 50 o START A BANO ARISTA NASHVILLE ALWAYS THE LOVE SONGS REPUBLIC /UNIVERSAL SOUTH BUCKY COVINGTON Uft JACK INGRAM HOT SHOT DEBUT 16 24 14.924 +1439 2454 14 NEW 1.409 +1.077 172 52 A ready ne m I'LL WALK LYRIC STREET THATS A MAN BIG MACHINE (Mercury) KKBQ .0.269. KNIT +0233. RASCAL FLATTS AIRPOWER JOSH GRACIN Sfl +0.126 18 21 5 14.492 +2.312 48 6 1.361 366 44 K=RG WSOC +0.154, HERE LYRIC STREET UNBELIEVABLE (ANN MARIE) LYRIC STREET +O.T71, WKLB+0.123, WFMS+0]10, +W ZAC BROWN BAND RANDY OWEN KI M +0.099, WCTK 20 16 14.487 +2.154 2365 16 49 47 11 1.290 -0.115 328 47 o CHICKENFRIED LIVE NATION LIKE I NEVER BROKE HER HEART BROKEN BOW W'CD *0264, KY00 .0.083 CRAIG MORGAN SIMPSON 19 22 13.498 +0.951 2235 18 50 19 JESSICA 1.127 +0.062 144 56 LOVE REMEMBERS BNA COME ON OVER EPIC/COLUMBIA

JAMEY JOHNSON Lft DARRYL WORLEY 23 27 12.452 +0.669 2096 20 56 3 1.016 +0214 274 48 ® IN COLOR MERCURY TEQUILA ON ICE STROUDAVARIOUS LADY ANTEBELLUM JOEY & RORY 22 18 lff 12.363 +0.739 1968 22 58 4 0.923 +0.176 150 55 ® LOOKIN IOR A GOOD TIME CAPITOL NASHVILLE CHEATER, CHEATER VANGUARD/SUGAR HILLMINE NORTH 11NEILSENMULTIPLE +w i Country Boy KEITH URBAN WHITNEY DUNCAN 23 15 20 12.033 -2.203 1675 25 53 57 4 0.700 -0.085 192 51 (Arista Nashville) YOU LOOK GOOD N MY SHIRT CAPITOL NASHVILLE WHEN I SAID I WOULD WARNER BROS./WRN W`4 -IX +0286. KMLE +0177, CRYSTAL SHAWANDA CHRIS YOUNG KJPL +0122, WAMZ +0.11.2 25 29 itt 10.890 +0339 1858 23 54 55 20 0.700 -0.105 71 - ® YOU CAN LET GO RCA VOICES RCA KEEY +0100, WOW +0.099, WKL +0243, WPCV +0289, KELLE PICKLER Sff JESSICA SIMPSON 26 20 9.835 +1.198 1783 24 NEW 0.688 +0.188 141 57 K400 +0289, WUSY H1087 ® DON'T YOU KNOW YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL 19/BNA REMEMBER THAT EPIC/COLUMBIA TAYLOR SWIFT ONE FLEW SOUTH 29 21 9.262 +0.735 1239 30 59 11 0.623 +0.042 196 49 o SHOULD'VE SAID NO BIG MACH NE MY KIND OF BEAUTIFUL DECCA RANDY HOUSER JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY 30 18 8249 +0.725 1349 28 0.588 +0.110 130 60 ® ANYTHING GOES UNIVERSAL SOUTH e FOREVER STRINLTOWN SUGARLAND RASCAL FLATTS 78 27 20 8.057 -0.825 1179 33 58 0.583 -0.515 116 ALLIWANT TO DO MERCURY BOB THAT HEAD LYRIC STREET Here (Lyric Street) ASETON SHEPHERD GRETCHEN WILSON KKL0 +0247, WGAR +0.203, 28 21 7.645 -0.196 1399 26 59 54 13 0.515 -0.453 158 53 KBWF +0.752. KILT +0143, ® SOUNOSSO GOOD MCA NASHVILLE DONT DO ME NO GOOD COLUMBIA WLTK +0.109, WQOR +0104, BILLY CURRINGTON LfT LEE BRICE WKHX +0.097, KNIX +0292, 31 12 7.380 +0.598 1330 29 60 53 16 0.503 -0.472 137 59 DON'T MERCURY UPPER MIDDLE CLASS WHITE TRASH CURB WQYK+0.085, KMPS +0.080

KNCI, NEW AND ACTIVE ALAN JACKSON 23 KKBQ, KMOL, KRST, KSKS, WWNU, WXBM, WXBQ KUPL, KVOO, WGAR, KUBL WGGY, WGKX, WGNA, WGTY, WOOK, WSOC, ARTIST ARTIST ARTIST Country Boy WITL, WKSF, WOGI, WPAW, BROOKS & DUNN 15 WUBE, WW'GR, WXTU TITLE / LABEL AUDIENCE / GAIN TITLE / LABEL AUDIENCE / GAIN TITLE / LABEL AUDIENCE / GAIN (Arista Nashville) WPCV, WOVE, WWGR, Cowgirls Don't Cry KBQI, KBWF, KEGA, KFRG, WYPY (Arista Nashville) GARY ALLAN 14 JIMMY THE LOST JULIANNE KIIM, KKGO, KRST, KUPL, KATC, KATM, KFOI, KIZN, She's So California WAYNE TRAILERS HOUGH KXKT, WAMZ, WEIL, WGGY, 0.463/0.383 0.424/0.371 0.374/0.151 MOST ADDED BRAD PAISLEY KNTY, KRTY, KEKS, ESOP, (MCA Nashville) WON, WIRK, WKSF, WQDR, I Will How 'Bout You Don't My Hallelujah Song DUET WITH KUZZ, WFBE, WIOV, WKHX, KEGA, KIZN, KJJY, KKGO, WSLC, WUBE, WUBL, WUSJ, (Velory) (BNA) (Mercury) KEITH URBAN 17 WQHK, WRNS, WYPY KUBL KUZZ, WGKX, WIOV, WUSY, WWGR, WWYZ TOTAL STATIONS: 28 TOTAL STATIONS: 12 TOTAL STATIONS: 34 Start A Band WKHX, WKXC, WOGK, DIERKS BENTLEY 14 WPCV, WXBM, WXCY JIMMY WAYNE 20 (Arista Nashville) KEITH GARY ALLAN 0.418/0.102 SARA EVANS 0.352/0.242 KILT, KKBQ, KKWF, KSSN, Feel That Fire I WM ANDERSON 0.497/0.119 She's So California Low KTOM, KUPL, KXKS, WBEE, (Capitol Nashville) (Valory) WCOL, WGKX, WPCV, (MCA Nashville) (Arista Nashville/RCA) KBQI, KBUL, KCYE, KMPS, Somebody Needs A Hug KBEQ, KBUL KFRG, KIZN, WQ8E, WRBT, WSLC, TOTAL STATIONS: 25 TOTAL STATIONS: 23 (Columbia) FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 5, 2008 TOTAL STATIONS: 16 LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. 113 country and 28 Canada country stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Indicator chart comprised of 113 reporters. (0 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. All rights reserved.

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Myers, FL* KPLM /Palm Springs, CA 1 9 KENNY CHESNEY EVERYBODY WANTS TO GO TO HEAVEN BWECHAIR/BNAISONY BMG 799 +22 PD /MD: John Anthony OM: Louis Kaplan PD: Al Gordon WWZD/Tupelo, MS PD /MD: Mark Wilson MD: Kory James OM: Rick Stevens 2 11 CARRIE UNDERWOOD JUST A DREAM 19/ARISTA/ARISTA NASHVILLE/SONY BMG 729 +45 APD: Dave Logan PD: Bill Hughes WOGT/Chattanooga, TN* 5 14 DARIUS RUCKER DON'T THINK I DONT THINK ABOUT IT CAPITOL NASHVILLE/EMI 678 +53 PD: Duane Shannon WPAP /Panama City, FL WAYNE DO YOU BELIEVE ME NOW VALORY/UNIVERSAL 671 +19 KTCS/Ft. Smith, AR PD: Todd Berry WFFN/Tuscaloosa, AL 3 11 JIMMY OM: Lee Young APD: David Howard OM: Greg Thomas KCCY 4 12 TOBY KEITH SHE NEVER CRIED IN FRONT OF ME SHOW DOG NASHVILLE/UNIVERSAL 650 +21 /Colorado Springs, CO* PD /MD: Troy Eckelhoff MD: Shane Collins PD: Monk OM: Bob Richards MCGRAW LET ITGO CURB/EMI 590 +21 PD: Jesse Garcia 7 9 TIM APD /MD: Chris Brooks WBTU /Ft. Wayne, IN WYCT/Pensacola, FL WFRG /Utica, NY 6 11 KID ROCK ALL SUMMER LONG TOP DOG/ATLANTIC/WARNER 565 -34 OM: Phil Becker PD: Kevin King OM /PD: Bill McAdams PD: Chris Sargent BAMFORD POSTCARD FROM PASADENA ROYALTY 562 +45 WKCN /Columbus, GA* 12 9 GDR!) + PD /MD: Brian Thomas WFYR/Peoria, IL CA KJUG/Visalia, 9 8 14 DOC WALKER THAT'S ALL rik O°EN ROAD/UNIVERSAL 539 -14 WTRS /Gainesville, FL OM /PD: Ric Morgan PD: Dave Daniels OM /PD: Shane Finch MD: Adam Jeffries 18 4 PAUL BRANDT VIRTUAL LIFE BRAND-T/UNIVERSAL 535 +91 WSTH/Columbus, GA* MD: Dave Tyler OM: Brian Waters WPOR/Portland, ME* 19 3 TAYLOR SWIFT LOVE STORY BIC MACHINE/UNIVERSAL 521 +81 PD: Alan Quin OM: Randi Kirshbaum WDEZ/Wausau, WI APD /MD: tvtike Kelly WTNR /Grand Rapids, MI5 PD: Matty Jeff APD /MD: Vanessa Ryan 14 7 MONTGOMERY GENTRY ROLL WITH ME COLUMBIA/SONY BMG 495 +37 OM: Brent Alberts OM /PD: Steve Stewart 20 4 SUGARLAND ALREADY GONE MERCURYNNIVERSAL 486 +73 WCLT/Columbus, OH* APD /MD: Nick Alan WRWD /Poughkeepsie, NY WOVK/Wheeling, WV PD: Curtis Newland PD /MD: Aaron "Dave" McCord PD /MD: Jim Elliott 16 4 JASON BLAINE GOOD DAY TO GET GONE KOCH 472 +23 MD: Tommy Douglas WNCY /Green Bay, WI* 15 11 16 GEORGE STRAIT TROUBADOUR MCA tHSHVILLENNIVERSAL II 466 -68 KZSN KS* PD: Dan Stone WRDU/Raleigh, NC* /Wichita, ON A WOMAN ARISTANASHVILLE/SONY BMG 455 -84 WGSQ /Cookeville, TN MD: Charli McKenzie OM: Chris Shebel OM: Lyman James 16 9 15 BRAD PAISLEY WAmN' OM: Marty McFly PD: Trey Cooler PD: Cody Carlson PD: Gator Harrison APD: Zac Davis MD: Rick Regan 17 15 8 THE HIGGINS REALTHING OPEN ROAD/UNIVERSAL 451 -5 APD: Philip Gibbons WAYZ/Hagerstown, MD 18 11 TARA GRAM FLY GIRL OPEN ROAD/UNIVERSAL 451 -38 MD: Stewart James OM /PD: Randy Fitzsimmons 13 f MD: Tori Anderson KOUT/Rapid City, SD WILQ/Wllliamsport, PA PD: Mark Houston OM /PD: Ted Minier 19 10 18 KEITH URBAN YOU LOOK GOOD IN MY SHIRT CAPITOL NASHVILLE/EMI 448 ` -88 KFTX /Corpus Christi, TX* MD: Dean Taylor APD /MD: John O'Brien 20 17 10 DERIC RUTTAN LOVIN' YOU IS KILLIN' ME ON RAMP/EMI 427 -18 PD: Chuck Abel WCAT /Harrisburg, PA* MD: "Dr. Bruce Nelson" PD: Will Robinson +53 NV WA 24 3 BRAD PAISLEY DUET WITH KEITH URBAN START A BAND ARISTA NASHVILLE/SONY BMG 399 Stratton APD /MD: Rich Creeger KUUB /Reno, KXDD/Yakima OM: Jim McClain OM /PD: Dewey Boynton 18 JOHNNY REID OUT OF THE BLUE OPEN ROAD/UNIVERSAL 365 *9 APO: "Big" Chris Hart APD /MD: Joel Baker 22 WTCR/Huntington, WV KODUCorpus Christi, TX* 23 21 21 KEITH ANDERSON I STILL MISS YOU COLUMBIA/SONYBMG 363 +6' OM /PD: Clayton Allen PD: Judy Eaton WYYD/Roanoke, VA* MD: Scott Hesson 25 16 JAYDEE BIXBY OLD FASHIONED GIRL HRM 356 +17 OM: Steve Cross KRYS /Corpus Christi, TX* PD/MD: Kenny Shelton 28 5 JO HIKK SWEET Gm WOMAN MCC ENTERTAINMENT 325 +41 OM: Paula Newell KIX /Jo lin, MO PD: Frank Edwards OM: Chad Elliot 26 23 18 CRYSTAL SHAWANDA WHAT DO I HAVETD Do RCA/SONY BMG 317 -34 NC PD: Cody Carlson WDWG/Rocky Mount, MD: Jack White OM: David Perkins 30 3 RASCAL FLATTS HERE LYR C STREET /UNIVERSAL 313 +57 KHKI /Des Moines, IA* PD /MD: Rick Braswell 301 OM: Steve Brill APO: Dave Richmond 44 2 JESSIE FARRELL I GUESS UNIVERSAL +146 PD /MD: Andy Elliott 29 6 LADY ANTEBELLUM LOOKIN' FOR A GOOD TIME CA'ITOL NASHVILLE/EMI 296 +22

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hotel and resort in nearby Poland Spring, Maine -yes, the same town where the bottled water company is located.` Jack Paar used to come on the air on WHOM and use another name and do the news just for the hell of it," Moore says. "It was his toy."

Every Day Is WHOM Day The riveting story behind North America's biggest station. The Moore has been with the station since 1991, and he freakiest now also programs its CHR /top 40 sister WJBQ First of a two -part series story was (Q97.9). Originally fmmWashington, he headed to when I got a Columbus, Ohio, for school and started off at call from a WMNI and WBNS -AM & FM before returning WHOM: The Legacy radio guy in to D.C. for gigs at WMAL and WRQX, then a town breached the Maine border in the early '80s to work south of in Bangor, where he putWKSQ on the air in 1982. Continues Atlanta, and "In '91, I moved to Portland and figured,'Well, I'll he said, stay here for a year? It's amazing," he says. "People dude, observe that none of my employees ever leave. It's I'm listening a great place to live- though no one wants to be to your radio here in January unless you're a skier.Thg past win- Keith Berman station, ter was brutal, but the winters in Columbus are far [email protected] man!" ' worse than the average Maine winter." -Tim Moore He's still on the air at WHOM too, though he Say the calls "WHOM" to any radio geek, and he or she will doesn't do mornings anymore, having scaled back to tell you the station has the largest geographic footprint of any fill- in/weekends. Dean Rogers is holding down FM in North America. But the Citadel AC's storied history mornings, while midday goddess Sandra Harris claims goes way beyond that, and it's augmented by the fact that the tide oflongestWHOM staffer with 24 years under her belt. G.V. Rapp handles afternoons, and the syn- WHOM celebrated its 50th anniversary this year. dicated John Tesh has been installed in nights.

On June 11, 1958, Edwin Armstrong signed on Bigger Footprint Than A Clown's WHOM-FM /Portland, Maine, as part of the The station's signal covers Maine, New Hampshire, Yankee Network. If his name sounds familiar, it's Vermont, a large chunk of Canada "and ships at sea;' because Armstrong invented FM radio. Moore says. It also gets well into Massachusetts and Acknowledged as "the father of FM,"Armstrong has listeners in Boston (which is about 180 miles started the Yankee Network as a competitor to away). Even though WHOM isn't competitive in David Sarnoff's NBC. "He was a huge pioneer and Boston, the station showed up in the spring book knew that FM was basically line -of- sight, so he with a 0.1 12 +. Moore also says the station routine- wanted to get the station ly is heard on Cape as high as he could get, Cod, and he's gotten and in the Northeast, phone calls from this is it," current PD WBLI /Nassau -Suffolk Tim Moore says. "It's PD Jeremy Rice saying The view from WHOM's transmitter silt brutal from a weather that WHOM is coming atqp Mouñt Washington, thehtghest peak standpoint." in like a local there. in the northeastern UnitedStates. What Moore's re- "The freakiest story ferring to is the fact was when I got a call While there have been a lot of parties this year that WHOM's trans- from a radio guy in a for the 50th anniversary, the entire staff got togeth- mitter sits atop New town south of Atlanta, er on the actual date for an all-day broadcast from Hampshire's Mount Washington, home of the and he said, `Hey, dude, I'm listening to your radio the summit of Mount Washington. "The governor world's worst weather, according to the station, man! I'm in my station van, and I can hear of New Hampshire declared it WHOM Day, the Mount Washington Observatory, which your station!' " Moore says. "I told him there was governors from Maine and New Hampshire called recorded the highest wind speed on Earth on no way that could happen-and this was before the in, and we had [Maine] Senator [Susan] Collins and top of the mountain -231 mph. (More about Internet and streaming, it was around 1995 or a bunch of dignitaries do their thing," Moore says. the extreme weather at the transmitter next 1996 -so he turned it up, and damn it if I could- "We brought back some of the people who'd week in part two of this saga.) n't hear our stopset with our New England clients worked here in the past and put them on the air, Moore says that based on the height of the on who wouldn't be heard in their market. He was along with some vignettes of things that happened transmitter, it's hard to calculate the strength of blown away too. Two days later, they got slammed over our history." WHOM's signal, and he gets different numbers with a tropical storm that devastated his town, and The WHOM personnel weren't the only ones from each of the engineers he talks to. "We're I thought, `That's probably it; they had a super low who made the excursion to the peak: The station basically a 50,000 -watt station at sea level, so using pressure system that sucked the signal down there: NEXT WEEK had done some promotions to qualify listeners for the calculation around today, I've had some engi- The next time someone from really far away airchecks The incredible tale of a trip to the tropics, and everyone who was in the neers tell me that their computer models can't us, I'm telling him to batten down the hatches" the actual transmitter running accompanied them to the top of the handle the number that equates to :' he says. "I've While he wasn't one of the original owners, famed site, including the mountain. "We drew the winner on the summit," heard everything from half-a- million watts to "Tonight Show" host Jack Paar owned the station at people who lived there Moore says. "Since Mount Washington has the over a million watts, but eventually, it becomes a some point in its early history. Paar owned WHOM and how it burned world's worst weather, we sent a listener to the moot point." and a local TV station, which were housed in an old down five years ago. world's best weather-Costa Rica ?' IOR

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www.americanradiohistory.com ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME LEGEND JAMES TAYLOR POSTS HIS FIRST ENTRY SINCE 2004, AS "IT'S GROWING" DEBUTS AT NO. 29. THE SONG, FROM HIS NEW R&R., AC SET, "COVERS," MARKS HIS 37th CHART HIT, DATING TO HIS ARRIVAL WITH "FIRE AND RAIN" IN 1970. HIS SUM INCLUDES DOWERED BY I11CItiCI1 24 TOP 10s, FIVE OF WHICH REACHED NO. 1. DIGITAL DOWNLOADS BDS AP(-MD& AVAILABLE AT DMDS.COM

n NIELSEN BDS It/ HITPREDICTOR NEW AND ACTIVE ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS STATUS PLAYS AUDIENCE x ARTIST PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS 3ó TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABET. TW +/- MILLIONS RANK TITLE / LABEL /GAIN TITLE / LABEL /GAIN DAVID COOK NO. 1(3 WKS) I1 LtZ JOSH 1 1 20 2118 -80 17.144 2 KELLEY 89/13 JORDIN SPARKS 47/5 THE TIME OF MY LIFE 19/RCA/RMG To Remember One Step At A Time LEONA LEWIS 11' (DNK) (19 /Jive/Zomba) 2 26 2069 +5 17.567 1 BLEEDING LOVE SYCO/J/RMG TOTAL STATIONS: . 17 TOTAL STATIONS: 8

NATASHA BEDINGFIELD MOST INCREASED PLAYS Il 2 5 16 19% +216 16.368 3 WAYNE BRADY 87/20 CHRIS RICE 46/12 POO(ETFUL OF SUNSHINE PHONOGENIC/EPIC Ordinary So Much For My Sad Song SARA BAREILLES 114Lí¡ ( Peak/CMG) ONO/Columbia) 3 39 1951 +32 14.125 4 LOVE SONG EPIC TOTAL STATIONS: .1 21 TOTAL STATIONS: -

JOHN MAYER I1 4 31 1738 -70 13.738 5 LEONA LEWIS 45/18 SAY AWARE/COLUMBIA 86/37 O.A.R. ARTIST NEW Better In Time Shattered (Turn The Car Around) DAUGHTRY 112 TITLE / LABEL STATIONS 32 1568 +23 13.262 6 (SYCO /J /RMG) (Everfi ne /Atlantic/RRP) FEELS LIKE TONIGHT RCA/RMG ENVA 8 TOTAL STATIONS: 8 TOTAL STATIONS: COLDPLAY 11 Trains And Winter Rains 12 1563 +123 11.641 7 ADELE THE VIVA LA VIDA CAPITOL (Reprise) 70/8 GABE DIXON BAND 38/3 Chasing Pavements Five More Hours KTSM, KUMU, KWAV, WHLG, WHOM, TIMBALAND FEATURING ONEREPUBLIC 116 it 49 1209 +28 8.860 8 WHUD, WMAS, WZID (XL/Columbia) (Fantasy /CMG) APOLOGIZE MOSLEY/BLACKGROUND/INTERSCOPE TOTAL STATIONS: 10 TOTAL STATIONS: TAYLOR SWIFT CELINE DION 6 41 1176 +5O 5.432 11 TEARDROPS ON MY GUITAR BIG MACHINE/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC My Love GREG MEDORO 48/10 METRO STATION 27/3 JOURNEY (Columbia) Lost Melody Shake It 22 1íT 1126 +10 4.803 14 (Odds On) (Columbia) AFTER ALL THESE YEARS NOMOTA KMGA, KOSI, KRWM, KTDY, WRCH, WSPA TOTAL STATIONS: 11 TOTAL STATIONS: COLBIE CAILLAT 11: 23 987 +160 6.258 10 EAGLES 5 REALIZE UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC What Do I Do With My Heart LIFEHOUSE 112 t!T (ER 12 26 873 +131 4.945 13 WHATEVER IT TAKES GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE KKMY, WCDV, WCRZ, WJKK

JORDIN SPARKS DUET WITH CHRIS BROWN I1 13 22 684 +76 6.792 9 WAYNE BRADY 5 NO AIR 19 /JIVE/ZOMBA Ordinary JASON MRAZ (Peak/CMG) 15 9 583 +107 4.128 15 I'M YOURS ATLANTIC/ RP KMGA, WCDV, WHUD, WLTJ, WYJB

KID ROCK 11 15 502 -15 3.222 17 JASON MRAZ 4 ALL SUMMER LONG TOP DOG/ATLANTIC I'm Yours

MAROON 5 Il (Atlantic/RRP) 28 493 +50 4.991 12 WONT TA HOME WITHOUT YOU A&M/OCTONE/INTERSCOPE KBEE, KKMJ, K50E, WMAS DAVID ARCHULETA 8 410 +114 2.134 18 SIMON COLLINS 4 CRUSH 19 /JIVE/OMBA Unconditional SIMON COLLINS (Razor & Tie) 6 317 +54 - 1.102 24 UNCONDITIONAL RAZOR & TIE KKBA, KOSI, WRSA, WVBW MISSY HIGGINS 7 Q 298 +30 1.316 21 DAVID ARCHULETA WHERE ISTOOD ELEVENJREPRISI Crush ONEREPUBLIC 112 Q (19/Jive/Zomba) 17 264 +19 2.066 19 STOP AND STARE MOSLEY/INTERSCOPE KSNE, KWAV, WCRZ, WVAF

RIHANNA 11 24 10 188 +27 1249 16 MICHAEL FITZ 4 TAKE A BOW SRP/DEFJAM /IOJMG The Way It Goes MICHAEL MCDONALD (MAGJOY) 22 11 178 -60 0.242 - ENEMY WITHIN UNIVERSAL MOTOWN KUMU, KWAV, WHLG, WJKK EAGLES 25 4 171 +33 0.471 - WHAT DOI DO WITH MY HEART ERC ARTISTS STAND UP TO CANCER 23 6 1íT 169 -24 0.714 28 JUST STAND UP! SU2C/IDJMG NATASHA BEDINGFIELD CELINE DION Pocketful Of Sunshine (Phonogenic/Epic) 166 +92 0.547 - MY LOVE COLUMBIA KSOF+9, WTCB +9, WFPG+7, WLCjT+7, WMXS ADDED AT... CNOTE +6, KBEZ +Ea KBAY+5, WCRZ+5, WSNY +5 8 150 +17 0289 - STILL JKH ENT WMAS COLBIE CAILLAT SARAH MCLACHLAN ttJ Springfield, MA 3 146 +27 0.545 - Realize (Universal Republic) U WANT ME 2 ARISTA/RMC OM /PD: Rob Anthony KEZK+9, WEZF+B, KOSI+6, WRAL+6, KSNE+5, DAUGHTRY MD: Jim Raino WLRQ+5, WRRM+4, WOCN(+4,KISC+4 3 LtT 133 +38 1.837 20 WMXC+4, WHAT ABOUT NOW RCA/RMG Jason Mraz, l'm Yours, 6 JAMES TAYLOR Enya, Trains And Winter Rains, O LIFEHOUSE NEW 123 +75 0.242 IT'S GROWING HEAR /CMG c,. Whatever It Takes (Geffen/Interscope) FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TO: IQJMU +13, KSOF +10, WMXC +G KUOL +5, WMGV+5, NEW GAVIN ROSSDALE 89 +18 1108 23 WRCH +5, WJX8+5, WJBR +4, WLRQ +4, WCRZ 3 LOVE REMAINS THE SAME NTERSCOPF www.RadioandRecords.com COLDPLAY Viva La Vida (Capitol) RECURRENTS WRVR +16 KNEV +12, WSPA +11, WTCB 7 KMGA +6, WYYY +6, WMXC +6, WALK +6, KLRoRJ +5, W1HT+4 DAVID ARCHULETA Crush (19 /Jive/Zomba) ARTIST I1 NIELSEN BDS PLAYS ARTIST I' NIELSEN BDS PLAYS WARM +24, WRRM +15, WMGV +2, WMCN +IL TITLE / IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL CERTIFICATIONS TW LW TITLE / IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL CERTIFICATIONS TW LW WTC8+8, KSOF +6, WJKK +6, WOOD +6, WRVR +6, KMGL +5 COLBIE CAILLAT GWEN STEFANI FEATURING AKON 115 1031 984 115 715 657 BUBBLY (UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC) THE SWEET ESCAPE (INTERSCOPE) FERGIE THE FRAY 116 978 888 116 706 618 BIG GIRLS DON'T CRY (WILLLAM/A&M/INTERSCOPE) HOW TO SAVE A LIFE (EPIC) JORDIN SPARKS DANIEL POWTER 112 954 944 115 706 694 TATTOO 09/JIVE/ZOMBA) BAD DAY(WARNER BROS.)

PINK PLAIN WHITE TS FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 5, 2008 114 789 792 114 643 609 WHO KNEW (LAFACE/ZOMBA) HEY THERE DELILAH (FEARLESS/HOLLYWOOD) LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. DAUGHTRY JOHN MAYER 103 AC, 27 Canada AC and 23 Canada hot AC stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen 115 763 818 115 634 635 Broadcast Data Systems 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. O 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. HOME (RCA/RMG) WAITING ON THE WORLD TO CHANGE (AWARE/COLUMBIA) All rights reserved.

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JASON MRA2 NO. 1(1 WK) GOO GOO DOLLS 224/46 KEVIN RUDOLF 2 28 3366 +173 14.719 2 I'M YOURS ATLANTIURRP Real FEAT. UL WAYNE 134/24 (Warier Bros.) Let It Rock GAVIN 2OSSDALE Utr 3 24 3205 +122 14.505 3 TOTAL STATIONS: 18 (Cash Money /Unhrsal Republic) LOVE REM, INS THE SAME INTERSCOPE TOTAL STATIONS 12 COLDPLAY Il NE-YO 179/22 3 1 19 =193 -100 15.212 1 VIVA LA VISA CAPITOL Closer THE ALL- AMMICAN REJECTS 121/44 DAUGHTRY (Def Jam/IDJMG) 5 15 2384 +67 13.512 5 7 Gives You Hell WHAT ABCJT NOW RCA/RMC TOTAL STATIONS: (Doghouse /DGC/lrierscope) KID ROCK 112 5 4 24 2769 -126 14.337 4 FALL OUT BOY * 152/11 TOTAL STATIONS 9 ALL SUMNER LANG TOP DOG/ATLANTIC ARTIST NEW I Doit Care CAROLINA LLAR 110/12 O.A.R. Gtr TITLE / LABEL STATIONS (Fuead By Ramen /Island /IDJMG) 7 15 2598 +122 11.355 6 Ti I'm Not Over o SHATTERE](TURN THE CAR AROUND] EVERFINE/ATLANTIC/RRP NICKELBACK 33 TOTAL STATIONS: (Atlantic) 3 DOORS DOWN 112 Gotta Be Somebody 7 6 29 ltl :341 -191 11.100 7 THEORY OF A DEADMAN 139/22 TOTAL STATIOhn 5 IT'S NOT Mt' TIME UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC (Roadmnner/RRP) Not Meant To Be KALC, KAMX, KDMX, KFBZ, KHMX, KJMY PINK l.tr (50URoadrunner /RRP) CHRISTINA AGUILERA 104/42 11 7 2171 +416 10.969 8 KLCA, KLLC, KLZR, KMHX, KMXB, KMXP, SO WHAT LAFACE/ZOMBA 12 Keeps Gettin Beeler o KPEK, KPLZ, KRUZ, KSRZ, KSTP, KSTZ, TOTAL STATIONS: (RCA/RMG) LIFEHOUSE KUDD, KURB, KYIS, Sirius The Pulse, 9 12 1380 +138 7.866 11 ERIC HUTCHINSON 139/0 TOTAL STATIONS: 7 BROKEN GEFFEWINTERSCOPE WANN, WBMX, WHBC, WINK, WJLK, o Rock & Roll WKDD, WKRQ, WMMX, WMTX, WPST, NATAS*HA BEDINGFIELD I12 Bros.) THE KILLERS 89/37 10 8 25 '951 -129 8.897 9 WQAL, WRVE, WSNE, WTIC, WXMA, (Let s Break/Warner POCKETFL OF SUNSHINE PHONOGENIC/EPIC WZPL, XM Flight 26 TOTAL STATIONS: 20 Human MATT MATHANSON t.tr +83 13 20 B93 5.536 15 KATY PERRY fZ TOTAL STATIOFE: 11 o COME ON ET HIGHER VANGUARD/CAPITOL Hot N Cold LEONA LEWIS 114 it 12 10 27 T-523 -180 8.424 10 (Capitol) BLEEDING-OVE SYCO/J/RMG KCIX, KEZR, KJMY, KLLC, KZZU, WBNS, DAVID COOK IT TIT WHBC, WJLK, WLNK, WMEE, WPST, WZP_ 13 12 19 b84 -39 7.419 12 THE TIME SF MY LIFE 19 /RCA/RMG 3 DOORS DOWN 13 LEONA LEWIS 8 r 46 +258 6678 13 Let Me Be Myself n SYCO/J/RMC BETTER INTIME (Universal Republic) METRO STATION 11 KALC, KCDA, KCIX, KPEK, WADI, WHBC, 15 15 16 Xt00 -82 5.416 16 SHAKE IT COLUMBIA WLNK, WMMX, WMVN, WTIC

JORDIU SPARKS I1 18 10 321 +154 6.116 14 SAVING ABEL 7 ONE STEPAT A TIME 19/JIVE/ZOMBA Addicted COLBII CAILLAT (SkiddcoNirgin/Capitol) 17 16 9 251 -62 3.893 18 THE LITTLE THINGS UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC KCDA, KPEK, KUDD, WDVD, WKRQ, WXMA, WZPL SEETHER 11 19 21 916 +54 3.492 20 o RISE ABO` E THIS WIND -UP MAROON 5 7 NICKELSACK AIRPOWER /MOST INCREASED PLAYS /MOST ADDED Goodnight Goodnight 19 NEW 372 +872 4.434 17 GOTTA BEVOMEBODY ROADRUNNER/RRP (A&M/Octone/Interscope) KCDU, KLCA, KLLY, K511, KVLY, ADELE KALC, 13 1331 1.934 30 WAYV CHASING LAVEMENTS XL/COLUMBIA PUDDLE OF MUDD SECONDHAND SERENADE 6 12 811 +36 2.313 29 WE DON'T HAVE TO LOOK BACK NOW FLAW LESS/GEFFE W I NTERSCOPE Fall For You DELTA GOODREM (Glassnote/ILG/Atlantic) 18 798 +13 2.666 24 KCDA, KYKY, WBNS, WMEE, WNNF, WXMA IN THIS LIT M ERCURY/OECC,A KATY 2ERRY PINK 5 33 2 765 +249 3.633 19 HOT N COLD CAPITOL So What JON MCLAUGHUN (LaFace/Zomba) 23 10 743 +22 1.697 31 KAMX, KLLC, KSTP, WMMX, WOMX BEATING AY HEART ISLANDflDJMG NICKELBACK SECONDHAND SERENADE JORDIN SPARKS 4 Gotta Be Somebody :Roadnrnner /RRP) 27 4 731 +193 3.328 21 KHMX +34, KRUZ +34, WO4_ +31, SYnC +30, WKRQ +2$ FALL FORWOU GLASSNOTE/ILG/ATLANTIC One Step At A Time KRSK +26, KZZU +26 KM/CE-25, WXW +25, KLLC +24 DAVID ARCHULETA 09 /Jive/Zomba) 25 6 721 +53 3.279 22 KBBY, WNNK, WQLH, WWWM CRUSH 19 /JIVE/ZOMBA * PINK KATY 3ERRY 112 PLAIN WHITE TS 4 24 16 620 -71 2.409 25 So What (LaFace/Zomor I KISSED GIRL CAPITOL 1, 2, 3, 4 WEINS +38, KHMX +3Q KILL .29, W1IC+28, KUCK) +20, +14 ESTERE FEATURING KANYE WEST Il (Hollywood) KAMX +17, KMXB 16, WL1M2.+16, WQAL+15, KMHX 26 8 609 +47 2.404 26 AMERICAS BOY HOME SCHOOUATLANTIC KVLY, WADI, WKRQ, WZPL LEONA LEWIS RIHANNA ntr DUFFY 4 31 6 589 +76 2.773 23 DISTURBA SRP/OEFJAM/ID1MG Stepping Stone Better In Time (SYCUJ /RMG) K51I +27, KPEK +23, KLLC +yXF26 +19, KKX 47, (Mercury/IDJMG) LINKIA PARK +14, WLNK +11, KZZO +9 29 5 541 +62 1.523 : 32 KFW +15, KLTG LEAVE OLT ALL THE REST wARNERBRÓ. K511, KVLY KZZU, WXLO

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CANADA AC AC REPORTERS ARTIST PLAYS TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/- WYJB /Albany, NY* WXKUErie, PA WLTE/Minneapolis, MN* WGFB/Rockford, IL 1 19 KREESHA TURNER DONT CALL ME BABY EMI 411 +29 OM: Kevin Callahan OM: Adam Reese PD: John Lassman OM: Jim Stone PD: Rk Mitchell PD: Ron Arlen APD /MD: Adam Sprenger PD: Timothy Crull 7 11 COLDPLAY VWA LA VIDA PARLOPHONE/EMI 381 +65 APD/MD: Chad O'Hara MD: Gail Lewis WCRZ/Flint, MI* WMXC /Mobile, AL* 3 8 SARAH MCLACHLAN U WANT ME 2 NETTWERK 374 +23 KMGA/Albuquerque, NM* OM /PD: J. Patrick OM: Steve Powers KBEE/Salt Lake City, UT* OM: Eddie Haskell APD /MD: George McIntyre PD: Dan Mason PD: Rusty Keys 2 18 DIVINE BROWN LAY IT ON THE LINE 4' WARNER 349 -5 PD /MD: Justin Riley MD: Mary Booth WDAR /Florence, SC KBAY /San Jose, CA* 5 18 NATASHA BEDINGFIELD POCKETFUL OF SUNSHINE PHONOGENIUEPICI5ONY BMG 331 +7 WLEV/Allentown, PA* PD /MD: Wil Nichols WOBM/Monmouth, NJ* PD: Dana Jang 4 31 LEONA LEWIS BLEEDING LOVE SYCO/J/SONY BMG 322 -24 OM /PD: Shelly Easton PD /MD: Steve Ardolina MD: Steve Fox APD/MD: Jerry Padden WAFY /Frederick, MD 8 30 JOHN MAYER SAY AWARE/COLUMBIA/SONY BMG 309 +26 PD: Marc Richards KWAV/Monterey, CA* KSTT/San Luis Obispo, CA KYMG /Anchorage, AK PD /MD: Bernie Moody OM: Mark Mitchell KSOF 6 35 SARA BAREILLES LOVE SONG EPIC/SONY BMG 305 -16 OM: Mark Murphy /Fresno, CA* PD: Kristen Kelley OM: Paul Wilson WMXS /Montgomery, AL* PD /MD: Dave Flavin 9 32 NELLY FURTADO FEATURING KEITH URBAN IN GOO'S HANDS MOSLEY/GEFFEN/UNIVERSAL 243 -16 PD: Mike Brady OM: Bill Jones KSBL/Santa Barbara, CA WFPG /Atlantic City, NJ* PD /MD: Brian Roberts OM /PD: Keith Royer IC 56 MICHAEL BUBLE LOST 143/REPRISE/WARNER 215 -9 KTRR PD /MD: Gary Guida /Ft. Collins, CO MD: Peter Bie OM /PD: Mark Callaghan WALK/Nassau, NY* 14 35 BRYAN ADAMS I THOUGHT I'D SEEN EVERYTHING 4. BADMAN/UNIVERSAL 210 +10 KKMJ /Austin, TX* PD: Patrick Shea Music Choice WHLG /Ft. Pierce, PD: Cat Thomas FL* Lite Hits/Satellite 13 23 JULLY BLACK UNTILI STAY UNIVERSAL 210 +8 PD APD: Stephen Michael Kerr /MD: George Coles WKJY /Nassau, NY* PD: Justin Prager MD: Terri McCormick PD: Bill Edwards MD: Tiffany Sinder 11 13 KID ROCK ALL SUMMER LONG TOP DOG/ATLANTIC/WARNER 209 +1 WLHT/Grand Rapids, MI* MD: Jodi Vale WCDV/Baton Rouge, LA* OM /PD: Jerry Tarrants Sirius Starlite /Satellite* 16 39 ALICIA KEYS NO ONE MBK/J/SONY BMG 202 +11 MD: Kim OM: LeBron "LEO" Joseph Carson WLTW /New York, NV* OM /PD: Kid Kelly 12 54 COLBIE CAILLAT BUBBLY UNIVERSAL REPUBLIUUNIVERSAL 186 -21 PD: J- Tweezy PD: Chris Conley WOOD/Grand Rapids, MI* APD: DeMarcus Jones APD /MD: Morgan Prue XM The Blend /Satellite* OM: Doug Montgomery 17 52 FEIST 1234 ARTS &CRAFTS 181 -3 MD: Elizabeth Eads OM /PD: Mike Abrams PD: Kelly Iris WWFS/New York, NY* 22 4 ALI SLAIGHT GREAT EXPECTATIONS UNIVERSAL 179 ; +41 KKMY/Beaumont, TX* PD: Brian Thomas KRWM /Seattle, WA* WMGV/Greenville, NC* APD /MD: Fabi Pimentel PD: PD: Don Rivers Laura Dane TIMBALAND FEAT. ONEREPUBLIC APOLOGIZE MOSLEY /BLACKGROUND/ NTERSCOPEAINIVERSAL PD: Colleen Jackson 15 47 177 -17 WMJY /Biloxi, MS* WGNY/ Newburgh, NY KVKI /Shreveport, LA* WSPA/Greenville, SC* 19 17 MAROON 5 WONT GO HOME WITHOUT YOU A&M/OCTONE/ NTERSCOPE/UNIVERSAL 167 +6 OM /PD: Walter Brown OM /PD: Robert Maines OM /PD: Gary McCoy OM /PD: Mark Hamlin MD: Joerg Klebe 18 34 HEDLEY FOR THE NIGHTS I CANT REMEMBER 4. UNIVERSAL 161 -11 WMXW /Binghamton, NY WNSN /South Bend, IN WRCH /Hartford, CT* PD: Doug Mosher WHUD /Newburgh, NY* OM /PD: Jim Roberts 23 13 DAVID COOK THE TIME OF MY LIFE 19/RCA/SONY BMG 158 +22 PD: Allan Camp OM /PD: Steven Petrone APD /MD: Brad King MD: Joe Hann KXLT/Boise, ID* APD/MD: Tom Furci 2C 10 CARLY RAE JEPSEN SUNSHINE ON MY SHOULDERS f MAPLEMUSIC 146 -6 PD: Brent Carey KISC/Spokane, WA* KSSK/Honolulu, HI* APD /MD: Tobin Jeffries WVBW /Norfolk, VA* PD: Robert Harder 24 10 LIGHTS DRIVE MY SOUL LIGHTS MUSIC 145 +19 PD: Jamie Hyatt OM: John Shomby WMJX/8oston, MA* WMAS/Springfield, MA* 21 28 CELINE DION ALONE COLUMBIA/SONY BMG 137 -14 KUMU /Honolulu, HI* PD: Mike Allen OM /PD: Don Kelley OM /PD: Rob Anthony MD: Lee Kirk DAUGHTRY FEELS LIKE TONIGHT RCA/SONY BMG 121 +2 APD: Candy O'Terry WWDE/Norfolk, VA* MD: Jim Raino 25 22 MD: Mark Laurence PD: Don London WAHR/Huntsville, AL* 5 COLBIE CAILLAT REALIZE UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC/UNIVERSAL +17 MD: Mark McCarthy KGBX/Springfield, MO* 30 93 OM /PD: Lee Reynolds WEBE/Bridgeport,CT* OM /PD: Paul Kelley f'34 7 LEONA LEWIS BETTER IN TIME SYCO/J/SONY BMG 84 +17 OM /PD: Curt Hansen WRSA/Huntsville, AL* KCHX/Odessa, TX PD/MD: Grace Tijerina KEZK /St. Louis, MO* MD: Danny Lyons PD: John Malone 5 ARTISTS STAND UP TO CANCER JUST STAND UPI 5O2UUNIVERSAL PD: Mark Edwards t32 82 +13 MD: Nate Cholevik KMGUOklahoma City, OK* APD: Bob London WEZF/Burlington, VT* 28 16 AVRIL LAVIGNE INNOCENCE 41 RCA/SONY BMG 82 -3 OM: Steve Cormier PD /MD: Steve O'Brien WJKK /Jackson, MS* WYYY /Syracuse, NY* PD /MD: Jennifer Four PD/MD: John Anthony 4 THE LOST FINGERS PART-TIME LOVER i TANDEM 77 -7 WMGF/Orlando, FL* OM: Rich Lauber 2, WVAF/Charleston, WV* WTFM /Johnson City, TN* OM: Chris Kampmeier PD: Kathy Rowe PD /MD: Ken Payne APD OM /PD: Rick Johnson PD /MD: Mark Baker /MD: Marne Mason

WDEF /Chattanooga, TN* KCKC/Kansas City, MO* KEZN /Palm Springs, CA WRVF/Toledo, OH* PD /MD: Rick Shaw CANADA HOT AC OM /PD: Danny Howard OM: Mike Kennedy OM: Bill Michaels ARTIST PLAYS APD: Patti Sanders PD: Tom Cook TITLE IMPRINT .1- PD: Ed Walker WMEZ/Pensacola,FL* / PROMOTION LABEL TW MD: Robin Daniels MD: KC Palmer PD /MD: John Sykes KUDL /Kansas City, MO* 1 16 COLDPLAY VIVA LAVIDA PARLOPHONE/EMI 774 -9 WCFS/Chicago, IL* KONA/Tri- Cities, WA OM /PD: Thom McGinty WSWT/Peoria, IL PD: Dave Robbins OM /PD: Doug Daniels 4 11 RIHANNA DISTURBIA SRP/DEF JAM /UNIVERSAL 714 +55 OM /PD: Randy Rundle APD/MD: Joe Epperson WJXB /Knoxville, TN* KMXZ/Tucson, AZ* 2 14 LADY GAGA FEAT. COLBY O'DONIS JUST DANCE STREAMLJNE/KONLIVE/INTERSCOPENNIVERSAL 713 -9 PD: Jeff Jarnigan WBEB /Philadelphia, PA* WLIT/Chicago, IL* OM: Darla Thomas PD: Chuck Knight 3 11 HEDLEY OLD SCHOOL UNIVERSAL 675 -12 OM: Darren Davis KQIS /Lafayette, LA* PD: Bobby Rich f PD: Tony Coles PD: "Fast Eddie" Nelson APD/MD: Leslie Lois KESZ/Phoenix, AZ* 8 7 PINK SO WHAT LAFACE/SONYBMG 641 +33 APD/MD: Eric Richeke MD: Ed "Big Tuna" Perkins PD: Kevin Gossett KBEZ/Tulsa, OK* 5 20 CHRIS BROWN FOREVER JIVE/SONY BMG 631 -19 WRRM /Cincinnati, OH* KTDY/Lafayette, LA* WLTJ /Pittsburgh, PA* PD: Dave Dallow PD: TJ Holland PD: C.J. Clements 7 15 JORDIN SPARKS ONE STEP ATA TIME 19/JIVE/SONY BMG PD /MD: Chuck Stevens KOOI/Tyler, TX 606 -23 APD: Ted Morro APD: Debbie Ray PD: Dave Moreland MD: Steve Wiley WSHH /Pittsburgh, PA* LEONA LEWIS BETTER IN TIME SYCO/J/SONY BMG 573 +109 WDOK /Cleveland, OH* PD /MD: Ron Antill WLZW/Utica, NY PD: Dave Popovich WFMK /Lansing, MI* 6 17 KID ROCK ALL SUMMER LONG TOP DOG /ATLANTIUWARNER 529 -114 PD: Eric Meier MD: Ted Kowalski OM: Brent Alberts WHOM /Portland, ME* MD: Mark Richards OM /PD: Tim Moore 9 13 THEORY OF A DEADMAN ALL OR NOTHING 604 /UNIVERSAL 528. +16 WTCB /Columbia, SC* KFRH /Las Vegas, NV* WASH/Washington, DC* OM /PD: Brent Johnson PD: Sean Lynch KKCW/Portland, OR 12 7 DAUGHTRYWHAT ABOUT NOW RCA/SONYBMG 480 +22 OM: Thea Mitchem APD: Jennifer Jensen PD: Tommy Austin KSNE/Las Vegas, NV* PD: Bill Cahill 10 STATE OF SHOCK BEST I EVER HAD IF CORDOVA BAY 475 -21 WGSY/Columbus, GA* PD: Tom Chase WBYY/Portsmouth, NH KRBB/Wichita, KS* 14 4 AVILA GIVE ME THE MUSIC SONY BMG 437 +32 PD: Alan Quin MD: John Berry OM /PD: Jeff Paradis OM /PD: Lyman James APD: Ian Home MD: Dave Wilson 18 4 KATY PERRY HOT N COLD CAPITOUEMI 415 +60 WSNY /Columbus, OH* KBIG/Los Angeles, CA* MD: Pat McCrueden PD: Tony Florentino PD /MD: Dave "Chachi" Denes WMGS/Wilkes Barre, PA* 16 11 THE PUSSYCAT DOLLS WHEN I GROW UP INTERSCOPE/UNIVERSAL 390 -10 APD: Steve Kelly APD: Jason Griffin WWLI /Providence, RI* PD: Stan Phillips OM /PD: Tony Bristol NEW NICKELBACK GOTTA BE SOMEBODY ê EMI 382 +382 APD: Fran Pantuso KKBA/Corpus Christi, TX* KOST /Los Angeles, CA* APD: Mike Rovin OM: Ed Ocanas PD /MD: Stella Prado MD: Brian Hughes 15 19 KARDINAL OFFISHALL FEATURING AKON DANGEROUS KONLNE/GEFFEN/UNIVERSAL 351 -53 PD /MD: Bart Allison WRAURaleigh, NC* WJBR/Wilmington, DE* WMGN /Madison, WI* PD: Barry Fox 13 19 LIGHTS DRIVE MY SOUL LIGHTS MUSIC 335 -74 OM: Michael Waite WLQT/Dayton, OH* PD: Pat O'Neill APD/MD: Jim Kelly OM /PD: Jeff Stevens APD: Amy Ziebell PD: Mike Sommers 21 14 ESTELLE FEATURING KANYE WEST AMERICAN BOY HOMESCHCOUATLANTIUWARNER 317 -1 APD /MD: Brian Michaels MD: Amy Abbott KSHA/Redding, CA MD: Catey Hill NE CLOSER OM /PD: Don Burton 22 8 -YO DEFJAMNNIVERSAL 307 -5 KOST /Denver, CO* WZID /Manchester, NH* WSRS/Worcester, MA* CHRISTINA AGUILERA KEEPS GETTIN' BETTER RCA/SONYBMG 301 +23 PD: Gary Nolan OM/PD: Bob Bronson KNEV/Reno, NV* PD /MD: Tom Holt 24 3 OM /PD: Nick Elliott WMGC/Detroit, MI* WLRQ /Melbourne, FL* WARM/York, PA* 19 3 DOORS DOWN IT'S NOT MY TIME UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC/UNIVERSAL 294 -60 OM: Jim Harper OM /PD: Ken Holiday KRNO /Reno, NV* PD: Dave Russell 20 16 JESSE MCCARTNEY LEAVIN' HOLLYWOODAINIVERSAL 289 -39 PD: Lori Bennett APD /MD: Michael W. Lowe PD /MD: Dan Fritz MD: Melanie Gardner

17 18 KATY PERRY I KISSED A GIRL CAPITOUEMI 289 -70 WNIUDetroit, MI* WRVR /Memphis, TN* WTVR /Richmond, VA* PD /MD: Theresa Lucas OM /PD: Jerry Dean APD: Adam Stubbs 3 DEBORAH COX BEAUTIFUL U R 11110 DECO/KOCH 284 +78 MD: Scott Miller MD: Kat Simons WOOF/Dothan, AL 7 GAVIN ROSSOALE LOVE REMAINS THE SAME INTERSCOPEAJNIVERSAL 279 0 PD /MD: Leigh Simpson WMGQ /Middlesex, NJ WSLQ /Roanoke, VA* PD: Jeff Rafter PD: Jim Murphy 5 SIMPLE PLAN SAVE YOU LAVA/ATLANTIC/WARNER 267 +7 KTSM /EI Paso, TX* APD /MD: Debbie Mazella MD: Dick Daniels PD /MD: Bill Tole 26 7 SUZIE MCNEIL LETS GO CURVUUNIVERSAL 267 -2 APD: Sam Cassiano WLDB /Milwaukee, WI* PD /MD: Stan Atkinson 31 5 DAVID ARCHULETA CRUSH 19 /JIVE/SONY BMG 266 +38

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Harping On Smooth Jazz: Sharing a smooth jazz family hug at last month's R &R Convention in Austin are, from left, R &R associate publisher /editorial director Cyndee Maxwell, R &R smooth jazz editor Carol Archer, WGRV (tie Groove) /Melbourne PD Randy Bennett, saxophonist Everette Harp and R &R Smooth Jazz chart manager Carol Archer Gordon Murray. [email protected] is that it applies to listeners' ability to tag com- Sandusky /Seatde's five-station cluster, including smooth jazz KWJZ, 'Among mercials, just as they can songs. They may, for has embraced such new digital technologies as Quu and Flycast, the early example, hear a spot for a mattress company for which enable user interactivity functions. KWJZ PD Carol Handley adopters the hundredth time, but now they actually need enthuses that both applications are useful for all who "like radio and of new a new mattress. By tagging the spot, it is "marked" love music," because they offer new ways to put smooth jazz squarely in front of listen- technology and sent automatically to an account on their PDA or computer. ers, wherever they are. That permits more listening opportunities-certainly essential, are adult men. They as migration fromArbitron diaries to PPM audience measurement continues to unfold. have money to buy Tag, You're It And because smooth jazz stations face any Handley notes that with forward and reverse but- devices and Listeners may also tag any on-air element, includ- number of challenges, they must take advantage tons, listeners can toggle back and forth to ensure time to use ing community promo campaigns, mention of a of every opportunity for tune -in and connection that they find precisely what they're looking for, them. Who station event or a song. "When I go to my MyQuu to the brand. Hopefully, incorporating digital plat- in case they tagged a subsequent spot in error. do you think account, it shows me what I tagged, and then I can forms will advance the format's cause. bought the launch it. If it's a song, I see the artist, the cover art, Quu is software that can be downloaded as a first LCD and if I choose I can buy it from iTunes or ama- mobile phone or text messaging application to Apple App TVs that zon.com," Handley says. "And I can create my own enable listeners to tag songs and other content Zune, Microsoft's radio- equipped MP3 player that past social network and tell my friends about the song, they hear on participating stations. Using Quu - competes with Apple's market -leading iPod, also $8,000? how much I like it and put it on my Christmas Mobile, listeners launch the application on their offers the ability for users to tag encoded radio White dudes wish list. I can also interface it with my Facebook cell phone when they hear something on-air that content for later downloading. in our demo page. But it's commercial tagging that gives radio interests them and select the item from In addition, FlyCast streams more than who like the opportunity to sell-in, because we can ask lis- a menu displayed on the cell phone: 1,000 channels of music, talk, weather and toys, that's teners if they want to link to a client's Web site, Song, Advertisement, Donation, Rate, traffic to portable devices from an array of who.' fmd a toll -free number or offer KWJZ listeners a Vote Yes,Vote No. The texting applica- content providers, including AccuRadio, -Carol Handley 10% discount:' tion works in a similar fashion: Listen- Entercom, SmoothJazz.com, KWJZ and KWJZ also provides video rolls cut specifical- ers text the station's frequency to a short kwlz scores of Internet stations.The free appli- ly for the station's webcast for its stream -only code and enter the letter or number cation works with Apple's iPhone (3G and advertisers. A "click now on your media player to code to tell the system what specific original) and the iPod Touch (see illustra- learn more about this advertiser" feature appears, content they want. In both cases, the tion, left). which launches any encoded video. info is sent to their personal Quu Web page for Handley observes that such technologies as Handley says the station will continue to inte- later action. In addition to mobile and texting MyQuu, FlyCast, media -player tagging and other grate its product with emerging technologies to formats, Quu will soon be available as a stand- interfaces with KWJZ programming provide keep it competitive with "the big boys who have alone flash drive device that detects the station numerous "touch -back opportunities from a their own platforms -though we don't even know being played. music and technoogical ace."p what they're going to be yet, but everything is get- The program is a partnership among She adds, "The cleaner you can make ting smaller and becoming more integrated." software company Emo -V Corp., airplay it for listeners to get to your stream She further suggests that the idea that smooth monitoring service Mediaguide, social through your site, the better. You can't jazz listeners are older-ergo, late adopters -is a shopping service Wishspot and San- miss 'now playing' and `listen live' features fallary. "Among the early adopters of new technol- dusky/Seattle. ir;. at the top of the home page, and click - ogy are adult men, because they have the money Besides tagging songs and advertise- through to buy the CD from spun.com, to buy devices and the time to use them. Who do ments, the software can be used to pur- which is both a revenue opportunity for you think bought the first LCD TVs that cost chase and rate music, vote in polls, make a dona- us and a listener benefit." $8,000? Who has $600 to buy an iPhone? White tion, request a callback from a client or an info call Quu's approach is to make applications as user - dudes in our demo who like toys, that's who.They to learn more about a specific advertised product. friendly as possible.What differentiates its service want the latest and greatest." Nsit

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ti SMOOTH JAZZ INDICATOR Il NIELSEN BDS 3 3 ÿ ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS PLAYS AUDIENCE ARTIST PLAYS TW TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +1- MILLIONS RANK r 5 W ó TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION. LABEL /- +13 ERIC DARIUS NO. 10 WK) lO 2 14 TIM BOWMAN SWEET SUNDAYS TRIPPIN 'lt RHYTHM 172 2 21 377 +6 4.457 2 CAIN ALL PUT BLUE NOTE/CAPITOL 2 1 12 DAVE KOZ LIFE IN THE FAST LANE : APITOL 171 -18 DAVE IOZ 374 -12 4.469 1 16 PAUL HARDCASTLE MARIMBA TRIPPIN NI RHYTHM 156 +1 LIFE IN THEfAST LANE CAPITOL o 3 +6 PAUL HARDCASTLE 6 15 NICK COUONNE NO LIErTS KOCH 153 7 16 320 +65 4.075 3 o MARIMBA TRIPPIN 'N' RHYTHM 5 4 18 ERIC DARIUS COIN' AU. our BLUE NO- I/CAPITOL 147 -3 NORMAN BROWN +8 4 35 302 2.813 6 IADOLCEVIrA KOCH 143 -1 POPS COO_ GROOVE PEAK/CMG 6 7 15 WARREN HILL EARLK.UGH 10 5 FOURPLAY FORTUNE TELLER -FADS UP 141 +6 6 25 281 -2 2.144 11 DRIFTIN' KOCH NEW ARTIST 11 6 EUGE GROOVE REUGIFY NARADA JAe1JLPITOL 139 +8 BRIAN : ULBERTSON TITLE /LABEL STATIONS ® 5 28 279 -6 2.393 8 9 8 26 EARL KLUGH DRIFTIN' KOCH 138 -4 ALWAYS REMEMBER GRPNERVE EUGE GROOVE THE SAX PACK ReligIfy 10 5 25 WAYMAN TISDALE THROWIN' IT DOWN RENDEZVOUS 132 -17 3 32 263 -55 3.262 4 FAWN' FOE YOU SHANACHIE (Narada Jazz/Capitol) SHINE 11.INVISION 130 +2 WNUA, WSJT 12 9 BLAKE AARON WAYM/CN TISDALE G & 26 247 +30 2.975 5 12 9 18 NAJEE OUT OF A DREAM MEADS UP 127 -9 THROWIN' T DOWN RENDEZVOUS NICK COUONNE 2 TIM BOWMAN No Limits T3 6 SHILTS BACK ON THE HUDSON VLROOVE 111 +2 9 13 224 +10 2.631 7 ® SWEET SUNDAYS TRIPPIN 'N' RHYTHM (Koch) 15 6 OU SILK CHILL OR BE CHILLED TRIPPIN'IFIHYTHM 110 +5 WARREN HILL WDSJ, WSJT m 10 14 203 +15 2.204 10 14 5 MICHAEL LINGTON YOU AND I NLROOVE 109 +2 LA DOLCE YTA EVOLUTION/KOCH WAYNE BRADY 2 ® MICK F;JCKNALL Ordinary 18 16 KEN NAVARRO DADDY-0 FOSITIVE 106 +2 12 18 190 -6 1.748 14 0 FARTHER LP THE ROAD SIMPLYRED.COM/ATCO/RHINO (Peak/CMG) 17 17 12 INCOGNITO N.O.T. ADS UP 103 -1 KENNYG KIFM, KYOT 13 13 187 -2 2.375 9 18 19 10 LARRY CARLTON ALL IN GOOD TIME(RERECORDEO 335 99 ' -2 TANGO STARBUCKS/CONCORO/CMG ROBIN THICKE JESSE COOK Magic 19 16 5 JEFF LORBER REHAB REAK/CMG 99 -5 11 29 181 -8 1.971 12 CAFE MOCHA COACH HOUSE/KOCH (StarTrak/Interscope) 23 3 DAVID WELLS BAHAMAS BLUES NUANCE 97 0 MARCUS MILLER FEATURING CORINNE BAILEY RAE KIFM, WSJT 0 14 35 167 -1 1.675 15 FREE 3 DEUCES /CMG 24 7 VIBES ALIVE LIGHTHOUSE %ONGOING 95 +3 ERIC DARIUS 1 o EDGE GaOOVE MOST ADDED Coin All Out 23 3 MIKE CATALANO RICHTON TIME JtTMAN 95 +3 16 6 164 +27 1.952 13 e REIJGIFY NARADA JAZLCAP TOL (Blue Note/Capitol) 22 3 WAYNE BRADY ORDINARY IEAK/CMG 93 0 NICK COLIONNE WNUA ® 17 8 146 +10 1.399 20 NO LIMITS ON THE EDGE /KOCH 25 4 DAVIDSANBORNFEALOEIEKTRUO (S BROTHER l D¢w 92 +1 o WARREN HILL m WAYNEBRADY MOST INCREASED PLAYS NEW wwwwwwisarAwavuLawnutswwiame NOW 91 +6 17 25 7 144 +66 1.127 23 La Dolce Vita ® ORDINARY PEAK/CMG (Koch) 33 3 ANDRE DELANO stsra CALIENTE f&LROOVE 90 +4 NAJEE WSJT e 18 13 133 +6 1.487 17 OUT OF A (REAM HEADS UP 27 27 2 URBAN JAZZ COALITION DEJA vu coanuuM 87 : -2 NAJEE AL GREN FEATURING JOHN LEGEND 28 21 14 RICK BRAUN E RICHARD ELLIOT QUE PASO ARTIZEN 86 -9 19 15 127 -7 1.503 16 Out Of A Dream BLUE NOTE/CAPITOL STAY WITH+OE (BV THE SEA) (Heads Up) NEW PAILJAOL50N ,JR.DDfrYUUwaätY'BOUTATtiaG ERANO+ 81 +11 JAY SOTO KYOT ® 21 23 102 +10 1.194 22 STAY AWHI JE NUGROOVE 30 29 15 ESPERANZASPALDINGPRECIOUS CADS UP 81 -6 JAY SOTO 1 SERGIOMENDES FEATURING FERGIE 23 3 97 +15 1.253 21 Stay Awhile THE LOOK CF LOVE WILLIAMISTARBUCKS/CONCORD/CMG (NoGroove) MICHAEL LINGTON KBZN 26 6 88 +10 0.454 27 YOU AND I NUGROOVE MICHAEL UNGTON JEFF LCRBER 24 7 87 +8 0.770 24 You And I REHAB PEAK/CMG (NuGroove) MOST BONET JAMES NUM 20 17 84 -10 1.407 19 THE WAY SIE WALKS CONCORD/MG INCREASED JEFF LORBER 1 FOURPLAY PLAYS 22 6 74 -12 0.293 Rehab FORTUNETELLER HEADS UP (Peak/CMG) MELODW GARDOT WSJw 27 13 59 -6 0.328 WORRISOME HEART VERVE WAYNE BRADY DAVID SANBORN FEATURING DEREK TRUCKS 54 +1 0.259 Ordinary (Peak/CMG) BROTHER RAY DECCA WDSJ 18, NAVE 16, KYOT U-.KSF W, WLOQ +2. +2, +2, 1 PAUL TAYLOR 45 -2 0.385 30 KFM +2, KDAS WNUA +Z kFrT WJZZ STREAMLINE PEAK/CMG MINDI RBAIR PAUL HARDCASTLE 44 +17 0.149 OUT OFTHI BLUE 23/PEAK/CMG Marimba (Trippin Rh Am) ROBIN -HICKE WD51 +20, WLVE +T2, SLIC +8 LJ Z+5, KTWV +3, 43 +20 0.371 KSSJ +2, XWRC oZ CRVR +2, '

ARTIST ARTIST ARTIST EUGE GROOVE LABEL AUD GAIN TITLE / LABEL AUD / GAIN TITLE / LABEL AUD / GAIN TITLE / / ReRgify (Narada Jau/CapRnl) CHRIS STANDRING 39/4 OLI SILK 37/0 JOHN LEGEND 33/11 SUC +13, WLOQ+9, WNLJA+3,[7WV+3, K551 +1, Have Your Cake & EM It Chill Or Be Chilled Good Morning ADDED AT... WSJT +1, Mk-M.1 (Ultimate Vibe) (Trippin'N' Rhythm) (G.O.O.D./Columbia) KYOT TOTAL STATIONS: 4 TOTAL STATIONS: 5 TOTAL STATIONS: 12 ROBIN TRICKE Phoenix, AZ Magic (Star Trak/InterscolpeI ROGER SMITH 38/6 LAWSON ROLLINS FEAT. HIL ST. SOUL 28/2 PD /MD: Russ Egan KSSJ 11, SLIC +5, WSJT 3,W JV1 Sittin' In FLORA PURIM 36/0 We Were In Love Wayne Brady, Ordinary, 20 (There) Infinita (Shanachie) Najee, Out Of A Dream, 9 TOTAL STATIONS: (Infinita/Baja/TSR) TOTAL STATIONS: 2 FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 5, 2008 TOTAL STATIONS: 5 LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAVLISTS GO TO 21 smooth jazz stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Indicator chart comprised of 16 repoHArs. www.RadioandRecords.com RS 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. AI rights reserved.

SMOOTH JAZZ REPORTERS WJZZ/Atlanta, GA* WDSJ/Dayton, OH* WQTQ /Hartford, CT KSBR /Los Angeles, CA KRVR /Modesto, CA* KYOT /Phoenix, AZ* KJZY/Santa Rosa, CA* XM Watercolors /Satellite* OM: Steve Hegwood OM /PD: Jeff Stevens PD /MD: Stewart Stone OM /PD: Terry Wedel OM /MD: Doug Wulff PD /MD: Russ Egan PD: Gordon Zlot PD: Shirlitta Colon PD/MD: Dave Kosh MD: Vienna Yip PD: James Bryan APD /MD: Rob Singleton MD: Lynette White

WVMV /Detroit, MI* KPVU /Houston, TX KSSJ/Sacramento, CA* WEAA/Baltimore, MD OM /PD: Tom Sleeker PD: Larry Coleman KTWV /Los Angeles, CA* WVAS/Montgomery, AL PD /MD: Lee Hansen DMX Jazz Vocal Blend/Satellite KWJZ/Seattle, WA* Pa Sandi Mallory MD: Sandy Kovach PD: Paul Goldstein OM: Candy Capel PD /MD: Rochelle Matthews PD: Carl Handley APD/MD: Marcellus " Bassman" APO /MD: Blake Florence PD: Mel Marshall MD: Dianna Rose MD: Jay Holcey Shepard KJLU /Jefferson City, MO KBZN /Salt Lake City, UT* WZJZ/Ft. Myers, FL OM: Mike Downey OM /PD: Dan Jessop DMX Smooth Jazz/Satellite OM: Louis Kaplan PD /MD: Dan Turner WGRV/Melbourne, FL PD /MD: Rochelle Matthews KCOZ/Springfield, MO WVSU /Birmingham, AL APD/MD: Randi Bachman APD: LaVaughn Wilson PD /MD: Randy Bennett WHOV/Norfolk, VA OM: Jae Jones PD /MO Jarrett Grogan OM /PD: Andy Parrish APD: Jan Julian PD: Kevin "The Moose" Anderson KIFM/San Diego, CA* PD: Mike Vasquez Music Choice Smooth WSBZ/Ft. Walton Beach, FL KOAS /Las Vegas, NV* APD: J. Weidenheimer Jazz/Satellite WNUA/Chicago, IL* PD: Mark Carter OM /PD: Duncan Payton WLVE/Miami, FL* WLOQ/Orlando, FL* MD: Kelly Cole APO: Will Kinnally WSJI7Tampa, FL* OM: Darren Davis MD: Mark Edwards MD: Lynn Briggs OM /PD: Rich McMillan PD: Paul Lavoie PD: Ros Block PD: Rick O'Dell APD: Brian Morgan MD: Karhy Curtis MD: Patricia James KKSF/San Francisco, CA* Sirius Jazz Cafe /Satellite* WSJW /Harrisburg, PA* KUAP /Little Rock, AR PD /MD: Ken Jones OM: Gregg Steele WNWV /Cleveland, OH* PD /MD: Paul Scott PD /MD: Michael Nellums PD: Shirley Maldonado PD /MD: Angie Honda * Monitored Reporters

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I talk about politics on the air it gets people interested enough to go out and want to register themselves without me pushing it on them." Clear Channel rock WHJY /Providence PD Scott Laudani has his own lightning rod stirring the political talk pot in afternoons: Geoff Charles. Laudani describes Charles, who has been heard on the station since the early '90s, as "a great writer, Stations find listeners have an appetite to talk politics in between bright, worldly and well read, but he's also crazy. He's had shock treatments and he's on every sin- the music gle drug known to man, and he exposes all of that 'Just to his listeners." because In addition to engaging listeners with his views Political Talk Has Home I'm playing on national and local politics, Charles (as he goes Fall Out Boy, by on the air) does an audio blog at 3:30 p.m., Jimmy Eat which is a repeat of the previous day's audio blog, At Rock Radio World and followed by a new one at 5:30 p.m.They are also Pearl Jam posted on the Web site as a podcast. This time of doesn't year the audio blog topics always seem to turn to mean I can't the political side. Laudani says, "It's a topic- of-the- also engage day type of rant that could also be on pop culture Mike Boyle the audience if there isn't a big political story happening." [email protected] in a hot topic such With the presidential election fast approaching, the frenzied debate as the Getting Out The Vote on which candidate will be the best to lead our nation for the election.' Many stations are heavily involved with promot- next four years has shifted into overdrive. And a lot of that -Spud ing the Rock theVote initiative to encourage lis- debating, believe it or not, is taking place on rock radio. teners to register (see Voter Registration Sites, Sure, there are plenty of political parodies and he is there to show them the way, like it or not. below to the left). satires taking place on morning and afternoon Some of the best radio I have ever heard is on Stations are hammer- shows, but there is also meaningful and spirited his show" ing home the message discussion happening between the songs. Based on Tarrants adds, "It works on this station for the on-air and offering sources interviewed for this column, listeners can't simple reason that no one else in the market is links on their Web seem to get enough and stations are eating it up. doing it; everybody else seems to be playing it safe sites. Brian Beddow, Regent Communications alternative WGRD/ with more music." PD at Regent Com- Grand Rapids OM Jerry Tarrants says afternoon Spud has his own thoughts on why this kind munications active host Spud is known in the market for his candid of banter works on an alternative station. rock WWBN /Flint, opinions about the political process and he isn't "You have to remember that our core audience Mich., says, "There is a afraid to broach those topics on -air and debate in our city is close to where I stand politically. link on our Web site with his listeners. This is going to be a very close presidential elec- for listeners to register "He is a more conservative, right -wing person tion just like it was in 2004. Just because I'm play- to vote, and we will be and he spends a lot of time on his show battling ing Fall Out Boy, Jimmy Eat World and Pearl Jam aggressive on Election the liberals on the left, and it makes for hilarious doesn't mean I can't also engage the audience in Day on the air programming," Tarrants says. "We get a lot of e- a hot topic such as the election" reminding people to mail, both positive and negative, about his points And engage the listeners he does.lu the spring get out and vote" of view. He's one of those personalities that you '08 Arbitron, Spud's show ranked No. 1 in men In addition, stations are inviting artists to help either love him or hate him ...There is no just 18 -34, No. 2 in persons 18 -34 and men 18 -49, drive home the registration message. liking him." and No. 4 in persons 18 -49. He also holds a cap- "Our recent Larkfest [concert held Sept. 20] Tarrants says he encourages Spud to discuss tive audience in men and persons 25 -54 where Voter featured Tom Morello, who is very political, so political topics on -air. "He's in his 30s, and he he is ranked No. 4 in both demos. Registration we used the opportunity to help register peo- feels there is a lethargic attitude toward politics One thing Spud says he doesn't do is nag lis- Sites ple to vote," says Willobee, PD at Northshire with people in his age group, and he also feels teners to register to vote. He adds, "I think when RockTheVote.com Communications alternative WEQX /Albany, DeclareYourself.com N.Y. "We made announcements on the air and Vote411.org onstage asking people to register through And The Sign Says .. . HeadCount.org Rock the Vote and go to Morello and Serj fvap.gov/reference/links Tankian's Axis of Justice Web site to learn more Clear Channel rock THE NRONG CHOICE the call letters on them, (by state) about activism." WHJY /Providence is as our morning and In addition to encouraging listeners to regis- taking advantage of this GEOFF afternoon shows are so ter, Chris Novello, former PD at Brown Broad- year's election season to entrenched in the mar- casting alternative WBRU /Providence, told do some creative CHARLES ket that people will R&R before he left the station earlier this

11111111111111111111111111111 marketing with understand what the month that his favorite on -air component is the "political" signs that it INSIGHTFUL * INSANE signs are all about." assortment of pro- voting artist IDs the station

plans to plant across NIP"er the 129 Clue To the left is a sign lined up for this political season. "From the roadways through Election Day. for WHJY's afternoon host Geoff Offspring to Paramore to Jack's Mannequin," he PD Scott Laudani says, "We don't put Charles. -MB said, "we've got some big names reaching out to our audience." I R

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www.americanradiohistory.com KINGS OF LEON EARN THEIR FIRST TOP7D, AS "SEX ON FIRE" VAULTS 17 -10. THE TRACK, FROM THEIR JUST -RELEASED FIRST TOP 10 ALBUM ON THE BILLBOARD 2001 "ONLY BY THE &R NIGHT," IS THE FIRST SONG TO JUMP AT LEA- SEVEN SPOTS R ALTERNATIVE INTO THE TOP 10 AFTER SEVEN STANZAS OR y10RE SINCE RED POWERED BY 1T1CIS("11 HOT CHILI PEPPERS' "TELL ME BABY" (20 -10) N AUGUST 2006. (DMDSDIGITAL DOWNLOADS BDS m AVA.LABLE AT DMDS.COM

n NIELSEN BDS Q HITPREDICTOR NEW AND ACTIVE ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS STATUS PLAKS AUDIENCE ARTIST PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +1- MILLIONS RANK TITLE / LABEL /GAIN TITLE / LABEL /GAIN THE OF=SPRING NO. 1 (3 WKS) DISTURBED 282/53 HOLLYWOOD UNDEAD 222/10 1 11 1-94 +1 7.873 1 YOU'RE GOINA GO FAR, KID COLUMBÁ Indestructible Undead WEEZER (Reprise) (A &M /Octone/In>ä scope) Cr 1595 +15 6.088 2 TROUBLEMAKER DGOINTERSCOPE MOST ADDED TOTAL STATIONS: 27 TOTAL STATIONS: 25 STAIND Vtr 1,01 -47 5.053 3 INNERPARTYSYSTEM 281/39 30H13 203/13 BELIEVE FLIP/ATLANTIC Don't Stop Dont Trust Me APOCALYPTICA FEATURING ADAM GONTIER (Stolen Transmission/Island/IDJMG) (Photo Finish /Atlasic/RRP) Gtr 1353 +85 4.724 6 I DON'T CAE 20-20 /JIVE/ZOMBA TOTAL STATIONS: 27 TOTAL STATIONS: 14 RISE AGAINST Gtr 1:43 -8 4.745 5 SAVING ABEL 259/7 FRAMING HANLEY 192/45 RE- EDUCAT7N (THROUGH LABOR) DGC/INTERSCOPE ARTIST NEW 18 Days Lollipop TITLE / LABEL STATIONS METALUICA 1J2 -78 4.507 8 (SkiddcoNirgin /Capitol) (Silent Majority /ILC- THE DAY TEAT NEVER COMES WARNER BROS. THE SMASHING PUMPKINS 16 TOTAL STATIONS: 25 TOTAL STATIONS: 22 CAROLINA LIAR G.L.O.W. 1093 -137 3.673 12 SLIGHTLY STOOPID 239/41 MGMT 176/12 l'M NOT OVER ATLANTIC (Martha's Music) 2 A.M. Kids THE KILLERS KDGE, KNXX, KRZQ, KTBZ, KWOD, KXRK, 1C86 +218 5.043 4 KYSR, WARQ, WBCN, WBRU, WCYY, (Stoopid /Controlled Substance Saundlabs) (Columbia) HUMAN ISLAND/IDJMG WGRD, WIiTG, WKRL WROX, WURH TOTAL STATIONS: 20 TOTAL STATIONS: 11 THEORY OF A DEADMAN 1031 +16 3.195 16 KAISER CHIEFS 165/11 BAO GIRLFRJEND 604 /ROADRUNNER/RRP PARAMORE 14 THE KOOKS 229/10 Do You Wanna Never Miss A Bea KINGS OF LEON itr Decode 965 +199 3.942 10 (Chop Shop/Atlantic/RRP) (Astralwerks /Capitol) (B- Unique/Univer;.I Motown) SEX ON FIRE RCA/RMG CIMX, KFMA, KJEE, KNDD, KROQ, KTCL TOTAL STATIONS: 24 TOTAL STATIONS: 21 COLDPL*Y 11 KXRK, Sirius Alt Nation, WBRU, WETZ, ytr 839 -152 4.697 7 VIVA LA VIDA CAPITOL WLUM, WROX, WSUN, XETRA FOO FIGHTERS Ltl 828 -151 3.893 11 NICKELBACK 12 LET IT OIE ROSWELURCA/RMG Gotta Be Somebody LINKIN PARK (Roadrunner/RRP) S38 -39 3.483 14 LEAVE OUT ALL THE REST WARNER BROS. KDGE, KNXX, KRAB, KTBZ, KUCD, WCYY, OASIS WEND, WKRK, WRWK, WRXL, WSWD, 815 +21 3.096 18 WXEG THE SHOCK JF THE LIGHTNING BIG BROTHER/REPRISE

DISTURBED 11 Itr THE KILLERS 7 810 -89 3.267 15 INSIDE THE IRE REPRISE Human (Island /IDJMG) SAVING ABEL 11 788 -43 3.190 17 KPNT, KRAB, KUCD, WBRU, WDYL WEND, ADDICTED SKIDDCONIRGIN/CAPITOL WZNE WEEZER 766 -52 4.188 9 PORK AND FANS DGC /GEFFE N/ INTER SCOPE SAVING ABEL 7 DEATH CAB FOR CUTTE AIRPOWER 18 Days 15 24 6 6,27?7 +75 2.490 20 ATLANTIC (SkiddcoNirgin/Capitol) KUCD, WFXH, WJBX, WKRL, WLUM, M.I.A. WRWK, WRXL 19 93 -130 3.551 13 PAPER PLAIES XUINTERSCOPE SHINY VDT GUNS MUDVAYNE 393 +19 1.378 30 Do What You Do RICOCHET UNIVERSAL MOTOWN (Epic) MOST SLIPKNOT KFMA, KI-IBZ, KTBZ, WEND, WIRR 21 14 583 -66 1.223 33 KNXX, PSYCHOSOCAL ROADRUNNER /RRP INCREASED NICKELEACK MOST INCREASED PLAYS ANBERLIN 6. PLAYS 2 NEW 3'7 +577 2.007 25 Feel Good Drag GOTTA BE SOMEBODY ROADRUNNER/RRP (Universal Republic) BOY FALL OLT Utr 354 -5 2205 22 KFMA, KNDD, KNXX, KRAB, KTCL KXTE I DON'T CART ISLAND/IDJMG

BECK Gtr HOOBASTANK 6' 15 352 -88 2.353 21 GAMMA RAY DGC /INTERSCOPE My Turn NICKELBACK (Island/IDJMG) Gotta Be Somebody ;R+adrunner/RRP) SEETHE! .97 KCXX, KPNT, KXRK, Sirius Alt Nation, 5,4 1.70C 27 KUCD +39, KRAB+38V KFRR +3-_ NAM) +32, KMYZ +30, BREAKDOWP WIND -UP WARQ, WMFS WRW1(30 ,WEND +29, WR1( s?9, WXNR +2$ OMX +27 COLOPLAY Q 540 +110 2.101 24 LOST( CAPITOL DISTURBED 5 Indestructible THE SMASHING PUMPKINS SHINEDOWN +81 1.48E 29 (Reprise) G.LO.W. (Martha's Music) SECOND CHANCE ATLANTIC KHBZ, WEND, WKRK, WMFS, WXEG WK(S( +40, WEQX +21, WBTZ+E W WCD +18, WBCN +TT BUCKCHERRY WBRJ +T/, WURH +16, KEDJ 15.LPNT +14, KRBZ +14 11 -57 1.033 39 T00 DRUNK_ ELEVEN SEVEN/ATLANTIC INCUBUS 5 Love Hurts ONE DAY AS A LION ttr TIE KILLERS 11 -99 2.595 19 (Immortal/Epic) WILD INTERhATIONAL ANTI -/EPITAPH (Island/IDJMG) KFMA, KJEE, KNDD, WEQX, XETRA Human .2. WROX JACK'S MANNEQUIN KUCD +34,WRWK +2I, WEED +18, KNXX 16, -16 0.999 40 KOHL +5, KMYZ +S, WCYY 14;WDYL +II, KRAB 11 THERESOLITION SIRE/WARNER BROS. MUDVAWE +119 0.989 KINGS OF LEON DO WHAT YQJ00 EPIC Sex On Fire (RCA/RMG) THE AIRBORNE TOXIC EVENT Gtr +3 1.563 28 KROQ +21, WRZX 18, KEDJ +5,AIL0äf +14, WKQX +13, SOMETIME ABOUND MIDNIGHT MAJORDOMO/SHOUTI FACTORY KWOJ 12, KROX 11, WROX +1L 9AN +9, WEEP +9

ATREYU Gtr 15 408 -257 0.935 SLOW BURN HOLLYWOOD MUDVAYNE AC /DC Do What You Do (Epic) ,C5 +30 1.045 38 +19, WEND +10, ROCK N ROLLTRAIN COLUMBIA KQRA WRZX+5, WFXH Y +HBZ+D, WCYY+8,WZJO ZWGRD«7,IOIEZ+6,WFZR+5 HINDER 379 -53 1.148 35 USE ME UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC ADDED AT... PUMPKINS MOST ADDED THE SMASHING 37D +370 1.760 26 WROX G.LO.W. MARTHA'S MUSIC 515.X Norfolk, VA SNOW PATROL 3e6 +44 1.351 31 OM /PD: Jay Michaels TAKE BACK TIE CITY POLYDOR /FICTION /GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE FLOBOTS Paramore, Decode, 15 3E2 -42 0.753 30H13, Don't Trust Me, 0 RISE UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC Framing Hanley, Lollipop, 0 3 DOORS DOWN FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 5, 2008 16 5E2 -53 0.930 The Smashing Pumpkins, G.L.O.W., O TRAIN UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules and rymbol explanations. FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TOE 70 alternative and 26 Canada rock stations are electronically monitr+d by Nielsen Broadcast ANBERLIN +59 0.693 Data Systems 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. G 2008 Nielsen Buse ess Media, Inc. FEEL GOOD DRAG UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC www.RadioandRecords.com All rights reserved.

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www.americanradiohistory.com ON THE LIST FOR A SECOND ISSUE, ALL THAT REMAINS ROLLS 38 -32 WITH THE APTLY TITLED "TWO WEEKS." ON ACTIVE ROCK CHARTS DATED OCT. 4, THE QUINTET'S ALBUM "OVERCOME" \W\ SOARED ONTO BILLBOARD'S TOP ROCK ALBUMS SURVEY AT.

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Il NIELSEN BDS NEW AND ACTIVE ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS PLAYS AUDIENCE ARTIST PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL +/- MILLIONS RANK îY TITLE / LABEL /GAIN TITLE /LABEL /GAIN METALLICA NO. 1(2 WKS) WEEZER 134 STEREOSIDE 1823 +52 6.333 1 /7 77/21 THE DAY THAT NEVER COMES WARNER BROS. Troublemaker So Long THEORY OF A DEADMAN (DGC/Interscope) (Biele, Bros.) 1614 -49 4.927 3 BAD GIRLFRIEND 604 /ROADRUNNER/RRP TOTAL STATIONS: 15 TOTAL STATIONS: 31 AC/DC 1587 +89 5.902 2 IN THIS MOMENT 130/9 OASIS 62/10 ROCK N ROLL TRAIN COLUMBIA Forever The Shock Of The Lightning HINDER (Century Media) (Big Brother /Reprise) 1319 +6 4.809 4 USE ME UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC TOTAL STATIONS: 18 TOTAL STATIONS: 13 APOCALYPTICA FEATURING ADAM GONTIER 1440 +39 3.938 5 SCARS ON BROADWAY 111/8 SKINDRED 61/10 I DONT CARE 20-20/JIVE/ZOMBA ARTIST NEW World Long Gone Trouble STAIND TITLE / LABEL STATIONS 1261 3.137 6 (Velvet Hammer /Interscope) ( Bieler Bros.) BELIEVE FLIP/ATLANTIC NICKELBACK 16 TOTAL STATIONS: 15 TOTAL STATIONS: 8 SLIPKNOT Gotta Be Somebody 1218 +14 2.825 11 ARANDA PSYCHOSOCIAL ROADRUNNER/RRP (Roadrunner/ARP) 107/19 SEETHER 61/4 Still In The Dark No Jesus Christ DISTURBED KDJE, KISS, KISW, KNCN, KRXQ, KXXR, 1398 +126 3.049 7 KZRQ, WLRS, WRXR, WRXW, WTFX, (Astonish) (Wind -up) INDESTRUCTIBLE REPRISE WTKX, WWWX, WXTB, WXZZ, WZMR TOTAL STATIONS: 9 TOTAL STATIONS: 4 BUCKCHERRY 1028 -29 2.849 10 TOO DRUNK... ELEVEN SEVEN/ATLANTIC FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH 10 ONE DAY AS A LION 88/14 VAYDEN 55/28 Wild International FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH Stranger Than Fiction The One You Left Behind 978 -42 2.632 13 (Firm) (Anti- /Epitaph) (Silent Majority /ILG) NEVER ENOUGH ARM KFRQ, KILO, KOMP, KUPD, WCCC, WIIL, TOTAL STATIONS: 20 TOTAL STATIONS: 10 TRAPT WJJO, WRZK, WZOR, XM Squize S-02 +29 1.958 18 WHO'S GOING HOME WITH YOU TONIGHT? ELEVEN SEVEN MUDVAYNE MUDVAYNE 7 897 +182 2.255 16 Do What You Do DO WHAT YOU DO EPIC (Epic) SEETHER KQXR, KRXQ, WCHZ, WCPR, WRXR, 397 +65 2.000 17 WTFX, BREAKDOWN WIND-UP WXTB SHINEDOWN 361 +94 2.483 14 THE SMASHING PUMPKINS 6 SECOND CHANCE ATLANTIC G.L.O.W. SAVING ABEL I1 605 -13 2.824 12 (Martha's Music) ADDICTED SKIDDCONIRGIN/CAPITOL KISS, KXFX, WJJO, WQXA, WRAT, WWWX PUDDLE OF MUDD +51 1932 19 LIVIN' ON BORROWED TIME FLAWLESS/GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE KID ROCK 6 Rock N Roll Jesus 3 DOORS DOWN a52 -141 15 (Top Dog/Atlantic) TRAIN 2.382 UNIVERSAL REPUBUC KFRQ, KISW, WEDG, WIIL, WKQZ, XM BLACK STONE CHERRY Squia 747 +45 1470 21 BLIND MAN IN DE 00OT/ROADRUNNER/RRP HOOBASTANK 5 NICKELBACK AIRPOWER /MOST INCREASED PLAYS/MOST ADDED 712 +712 My Turn GOTTA BE SOMEBODY 2.879 9 ROADRUNNER/RRP (Island/IDJMG)

DISTURBED I1 KHTQ, KLAQ, KUPD, WIIL, WRUF 694 -69 2.886 8 INSIDE THE FIRE REPRISE THE OFFSPRING 4 MOST THE OFFSPRING 666 +16 1.572 20 You're Gonna Go Far, Kid YOU'RE GONNA GO FAR, KID COLUMBIA INCREASED (Columbia) SAVING ABEL KIOZ, WTFX, WWIZ, WXZZ PLAYS 599 +74 1.238 22 18 DAYS SKIDDED/VIRGIN/CAPITOL SHINEDOWN 3 BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE 333 +38 0.789 25 Second Chance HEARTS BURST INTO FIRE 20-20/JIVE/ZOMBA (Atlantic) 12 STONES KZRQ, WAAF, WCHZ +84 +38 1.186 23 ADRENALINE WIND -UP NICKELBACK DISTURBED +712 AVENGED SEVENFOLD Gotta Be Somebody (Roadrunner/RRP) 418 +73 0.901 24 Indestructible SCREAM HOPELESS/WARNER BROS. KZZQ +34, WAYY +2a WBSX +27, WJJO +27, KATT +24, (Reprise) ATREYU WTKX +24, WRAT +23, WRZK+23, KISW +22, CUE +21 400 -223 KIOZ, WMMR, WTFX SLOW BURN 0.776 26 HOLLYWOOD MUDVAYNE HOLLYWOOD UNDEAD SAVING ABEL 3 +182 387 +12 0.639 28 18 Days UNDEAD A&M/OCTONE/INTERSCOPE Do What You Do (Epic) (SkiddcoMrgin /Capitol) KZRQ +TS, WM +14, KRXQ +14, WBYR B, KAT" +12, SEVENDUST FEATURING CHRIS DAUGHTRY 333 -14 0.606 29 KRZR, WCHZ, WTKX WRXR 10, WKLQ+9, WQXA +9, WCCC+8, WRZK+7 THE PAST 7BROS/ASYLUM/ILG ROYAL BLISS THE SMASHING PUMPKINS 311 +1 0.52I 33 +169 SAVE ME MEROVINGIAN /CAROLINE/CONTRABAND G.L.O.W. (Martha's Music) DROWNING POOL WARF +25, WWWX 18, KXXR +16, WM/ +13, WNFZ .13, 291 +32 0.521 32 +4 37 STITCHES ELEVEN SEVEN KISS +10, 115QÚ +9, WLZ)( +7, WCPR WJJO+6 MOTLEY CRUE 231 +34 0562 31 MOTHERFUCKER OF THE YEAR MOTLEY/ELEVEN SEVEN +126 DISTURBED ALL THAT REMAINS Indestructible (Reprise) 217 +47 0.227 WTP"+17, KOMP+15, WOiZ+14, KQRC +n, KXXR +9, TWO WEEKS PROSTHETIC/RAZOR & TIE MEE +9, WJJO +7, KNTQ+7, KNCN+6, KQXR+6 SIXX: A.M. 194 +18 0.374 37 TOMORROW ELEVEN SEVEN +94 SHINEDOWN TAPROOT Second Chance (Atlantic) 185 -4 0:36 - WHEREVER I STAND VELVET HAMMER/RED KUPD+T7, WWBN+B, WRAT+9, WCCC +8, WXQR *7, REHAB WRXW +6, WTFX+Et KNCN +5, WLZX +5, KATT+5 177 -30 0.497 34 BARTENDER SONG UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC ADDED AT... THE SMASHING PUMPKINS 169 +169 0.709 27 KISW KISuI GLOW. MARTHA'S MUSIC Seattle, WA RISE AGAINST 159 +1 0.355 38 RE- EDUCATION (THROUGH LABOR) DGC/INTERSCOPE OM /PD: Dave Richards APD: Ryan Castle TOADIES 158 -15 0.390 36 NO DELIVERANCE KIRTLAND Nickelback, Gotta Be Somebody, 22 Slipknot, Dead Memories, 2 ANOTHER BLACK DAY 157 +10 0.261 Kid Rock, Rock N Roll Jesus, 1 ANOTHERBLACK DAY BIELER BROS. FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 5, 2008 FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TO: JET BLACK STARE LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. 142 -52 0.274 40 63 active rock stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems 24 READY TO ROLL ISLAND/IDJMG www.RadioandRecords.com hours a day, 7 days a week. 0 2C08 Nielsen Business Media, Inn. All rights reserved. emirab", e==_ïis FirstPtash! L L. 1 THE N E cR- SHOW . . "'--1016-tásci',aCPI

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11 NIELSEN BDS NEW AND ACTIVE ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS PLAYS AUDIENCE ARTIST PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS d TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/- MILLIONS RANK TITLE / LABEL /GAIN TITLE / LABEL /GAIN AC /DC NO. 1(4 WKS) 12 STONES 33/2 THE BLACK CROWES 21/6 1 6 L81 -1 1.534 1 ROCK N ROLL TRAIN COLUMBIA Adrenaline Oh Josephine METALUICA (Wind -up) (Silver Arrow) 410 -10 1207 2 THE DAY THAT NEVER COMES WARNER BROS. TOTAL STATIONS: 7 TOTAL STATIONS: 3

THEORY OF A DEADMAN 396 +4 1.050 4 WEEZER 29/3 THE SMASHING PUMPKINS 19/19 BAD GIRLFR END 604/ROADRUNNER/RRP Pork And Beans G.L.O.W. (DGC /Geffen /Interscope) (Martha's Music) STAIND 358 -15 0.983 5 BELIEVE FLIP/ATLANTIC TOTAL STATIONS: 3 TOTAL STATIONS: 5 HINDER 334 -16 0.931 6 SIXX: A.M. 28/O KINGS OF LEON 19/0 USE ME UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC ARTIST NEW Tomorrow Sex On Fire STATIONS SAVINGABEL 11 TITLE / LABEL (Eleven Seven) (RCA/RMG) 318 -10 0.731 8 /CAPITOL 4 ADDICTED SKIDDCONIRLIN NICKELBACK E TOTAL STATIONS: 4 TOTAL STATIONS:: NICKELBACK AIRPOWER/MOST INCREASED PLAYS /MOST ADDED Gotta Be Somebody 7 NEW 260 26C 1.120 3 GOTTA BES3MEBOOY ROADRUNNER/PPP (Roadrunner /RRP) KMOD, KUFO, WEBN, WGIR, WHDR, WHJY, BUCKCI -ERRY 12 ''r 246 -3 0.614 10 WXFX, WZZO T00 DRUNK .. ELEVEN SEVEN/ATLANTIC SHINEDOWN 28 DISTURBED 11 220 -22 0.861 7 INSIDE THE -IRE REPRISE Second Chance (Atlantic) FOO FIGHTERS 24 201 +22 0.644 9 KIOC, KTUX, WAQX, WEBN LET IT DIE ROSWEWRCA/RMG SHINEDOWN MUDVAYNE Z 135 +33 0.522 12 SECOND CH.NCE ATLANTIC Do What You Do 3 DOORS DOWN (EPic) 19 185 -5 0.364 16 KIOC, KMOD, WAQX, WEBN TRAIN UNIVERSALREPUBLIC 2 3 DOORS DOWN 112 SAVING ABEL 33= 157 -17 0.579 11 IT'S NOT hilt TIME UNIVERSALREPUBLIC 18 Days (SkiddcoNirgin/Capitol) APOCALYPTICA FEATURING ADAM GONTIER 0 154 +13 0.509 13 KTUX, WJXQ, WVRK I DON'T CAFE 20- 20/JIVE20MBA KID ROCK SHINEDOWN 152 -25 0.308 18 DEVOUR ATLANTIC Rock N Roll Jesus (Top Dog/Atlantic) PUDDLE OF MUDD 139 +1 0255 20 WOHA, WKLC LIVIN' ON Br- RROWED TIME FLAWLESS/GEFFEN /INTERSCOPE SLIPKNOT THEORY OF A DEADMAN 14 129 -4 0.366 15 PSYCHOSOC AL ROADRUNNER /RRP Bad Girlfriend (604 /Roadrunner/RRP) SEETHER AIR POWER 22 2 125 +40 0.398 14 WXFX BREAKDOVN WIND -UP TESLA 3 DOORS DOWN 110 +22 0.341 17 I WANNA LOVE TESLA ELECTRIC CO. Train Republic) DISTURBED AIRPOWER (Universal 20 21 4 108 +17 0.286 19 KUFO INDESTRUC1BLE REPRISE ROYAL SUSS SEETHER 84 -15 0.224 22 SAVE ME MEROVINGIAN/CAROLINE/CONTRABAND Breakdown (Wind -Up) MUDVAINE 70 +28 0.149 25 WAQX DO WHAT YOU DO EPIC DISTURBED SAVINGABEL 68 +24 0.178 24 18 DAYS SKIDDCONIRGIN/CAPITOL Indestructible (Reprise) BLACK STONE CHERRY 68 +6 0.092 28 KAZR BLIND MAN IN DE GOOT/ROADRUNNER/RRP NICKELBACK TRAPT Gotta Be Somebody RoadrunneriRRP) 62 +1 0.057 KMOD+34, KBER+25, WNOR-23, WIZO+2L WHJY+20, WHO'S GOAL HOME WITH YOU TONIGHT? ELEVEN SEVEN ADDED AT... KAZR+19, WDHA+19, WHOP +9, WGIR +T7, KLFO+b QUEEN PAUL RODGERS - 55 +12 0207 23 C- LEBROTY HOLLYWOOD KTUX 99 SEETHER METAUJCA Shreveport, LA 50 -11 0.224 21 Breakdown (Wind-up) CYANIDE WARNER BROS. OM: Gary McCoy WEEN+15, WXMM *10. W01-IA -5, WJXQ+2, KK1C+2, PD/MD: Randy Hill WVP.K+2, WXFX +2, KBER +1, YSHE +1, WRQK *1 REHAB 39 -2 0.060 BARTENDEF SONG UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC Shinedown, Second Chance, 9 MOTLEY CRUE Saving Abel, 18 Days, 6 SHINEDOWN 34 +13 0.072 MUTHERFUAKER OF THE YEAR MOTLEY/ELEVEN SEVEN Second Chance (Atlanti_) WEHJ fi, KTUX +9, KKX: +8, VRQK +2, KAZR +2, POP EVL FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO T7: +7 0.038 WZZO*L WDHA L WXMM+1

CANDLEBOX KID ROCK 101 112 114 123 9 FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 5, 2008 STAND (SILENT MAJORITY/LG) ALL SJMMER LONG (TOP DOG/ATLANTIC) LEGEND: See legend to charts in chats section for rules an/ symbol explanations. ELEVEN GUNS N' ROSES Data Systems 24 hours a FINGER 109 105 10 94 92 24 rock stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen Broadca4 PARALYZER(WIND -UP) PARA)ISE CITY (GEFFENNME) day, 7 days a week. m 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. All rights reserved.

ROCK REPORTERS WONE/Akron, OH* WTOS/Augusta, ME WKLC /Charleston, WV* KHQG/Duluth, MN WXFX /Montgomery, AL* WHJY /Providence, RI* KSHE/St. louis, MO* OM: Chuck Collins OM /PD: Jack O'Brien OM /PD: Jay Nunley OM /PD: Jack Lawson PD: Rick Hendrick PD: Scott Laudani OM: Rick Bais PD: T.K. O'Grady APD: Mark Smith APD /MD: Brian Thompson APD: Katy iC uze APD/MD: Tim Daugherty MD: Guy Faazza WQCM /Hagerstown, MD WDHA/Morristown, NJ* WXRX/Rockford, IL KIOC /Beaumont, TX* WEBN /Cincinnati, OH* OM: Rick Alexander APD: Curtis Kay PD: Jim Stone KZRR /Albuquerque, NM* OM: Trey Poston OM /PD: Scott Reimart PD /MD: Mike Holder MD: Jon Schulz WAQX/Syrncuse, NY* OM: Bill May PD: Mike Davis MD: Dave Fritz OM: Tom Mkchell WNOR/Norfolk, VAN PD: Phil Mahoney PD: Hunter Scott WRVC /Huntington, WV PD: Harvey Kojan KBER/Salt Lake City, UT* MD: Rob Brothers APD/MD: Dan Kelley WPTQ /Bowling Green, KY WMMS /Cleveland, OH* PD: Reeves Kirtner APD /MD: Sonja Morrei PD: Kelly Hammer OM /PD: Alex "Axe" Parocai OM: Keith Abrams APD/MD: Darby Wilcox WZZO/Allentown, PA* APD /MD: Monty Foster PD: Bo Matthews KMOD/Tulsa, OK* WJXQ /Lansing, MI* WXMM/Norfolk, VM` PD: Tori Thomas OM /PD: Dor Cristi PD: Sheri Vegas OM/PD: John Shomby KZOZ/San Luis Obispo, CA MD: Keith Moyer WRQK /Canton, OH* WVRK /Columbus. GA* OM: Pepper Daniels PD: Greg Ausham OM: Brian Wamrs PD /MD: Dusty Rhoads WMZK/Wausau, WI WGIR/Manchester, NH* KCLB /Palm Springs, CA KWHL/Anchorage, AK PD: Chris Chaos MD: Larry 0-ferman PD: Chris "Doc' Garrett OM/PD: Jen Shevlin PD: Brad Stennett WPXC/Cape Cod, MA MD: Shelly Brown KTU)UShreveport,LA* MD: Matthew Collins PD /MD: Suzanne Tonaire KAZR /Des Moines, IAN OM: Gary McCoy KBZS/Wictita Falls, TX OM: Scott Allen WHDR/Miami, FL* PD /MD: Randy Hill PD: Liz Ryar PD: Kevin Vargas KUFO OR PD: Ryan Patrick /Portland, MD: Andy Hall MD: Dave Hanson OM/PD: Chris Patyk * Monitored reporters

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CANADA ROCK ALTERNATIVE & ACTIVE REPORTERS ARTIST PLAYS 5 TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW N- WXNR /Greenville, NC' WDYURichmond, VA. ALTERNATIVE ACTIVE 6 AC/DC FOCK NROLL TRAIN COLUMBIA/SONY BMG 574 +7 OM: Bruce Simel PD: Mojo 7 OASIS -! 4MoCK OF THE LIGHTNING BIGBROTHER/REPRISE/WARNER WEQX /Albany, NY MD: Blando KEYJ/Abilene, TX 460 .11 OM /PD: Willobee WRXURichmond, VA' OM: Randy Jones 10 THE OFFSPRING YOU'RE GONNA GO FAR, Klo COLUMBIA/SONY BMG 428 +78 MD: Amber Miller WURH /Hartford, CT' PD/MD: Casey Krukowski PD/AMD: Frank Pain 7 M ETALLICA THE DAY THAT NEVER COMES WARNER BROSJWARNER 413 +9 OM: Todd Thomas PD: Pohotsky 18 THEORY OF A DEADMAN BAD GIRLFRIEND WHRUAlbany, NY' Becky KCXX /Riverside, CA' WZMR/Albany, NY' 604/UNIVERSAL 409 +2 OM: John Cooper OM /PD: Kevin Callahan PD: John DeSantis 10 WEEZER TROUBLEMAKER DGCAINIVERSAL 383 +39 PD /MD: Tim Noble KUCD /Honolulu, HI' APD /MD: Bobby Sato APOCALYPTICA FEATURING ADAM GONT1ER I DON'T CARE 20-20/JIVE/SONY DAG 369 +45 PD: Adam Carr KTEG/Albuquerque, NM' MD: WJSE/Atlantk City, NJ Chris Sampaio WZNE /Rochester, NY' OM /PD: Bill May MOBILE THE KILLER UNIVERSAL 361 +9 OM /PD: Paul Kelly OM: Mike Ninnie MD: Aaron "Buck" Burnett 13 STAIND BELIEVE FLIP/ATLANTIC/WARNER 360 .31 MD: Scott Reilly KTBZ/Houston, TX' PD: Nik Rivers PD: Don Jantzen WWWX/Appleton, WI' 12 HINDER USE ME UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC/UNIVERSAL 351 .23 KROX/Austin, TX' MD: Karah Leigh PD/MD: KWOD/Sacramento, CA' Guy Dark NEW NICKELBACK GOTTA BE SOMEBODY EMI 348 348 OM: Chase OM /PD: Curtiss Johnson PD: Lynn Barstow CDLDPLAY VIVA LA vioA PARLOPHONE /EMI 336 -14 WRZX /Indianapolis, IN' MD: Andy Hawk WCHZ/Augusta, GA' MD: Toby Ryan PD /MD: Lenny Diana OM: Harley Drew SLOAN BELIEVE IN ME MURDERECORDS/SONY BMG 289 -45 KXRK/Sak Lake City, UT' PD: Chuck Williams 7 KINGS OF LEON SEX ON FIRE RCA/SONY BAIL 283 +88 KRAB/Bakersfield, CA' WTZR/Johnson City, TN' OM: Alan Hague OM: Kenn McCloud THE STILLS BEING HERE OM: Bill Hagy PD: Todd Noker WIYY /Bakin ore, MD' 17 ARTS 6 CRAFTS 278 -25 PD/MD: Danny Spanks PD /MD: Jay Patrix APD: Corey O'Brien PD: Dave Hill 9 SAM ROBERTS DETROIT '67 SECRET BRAIN /UNIVERSAL 247 .4 APD: Jared Mann o i MD: Artie Fuf kin APD /MD: Rob Heckman 24 AIRBOURNE RUNNIN WILD ROADRUNNER /UNIVERSAL 245 -38 KRBZ/Kansas City, MO' KNXX /Baton Rouge, LA' OM: Bob Edwards KBZT/San Diego, CA' WCPR /Biloxi, MS' 7 RISE AGAINST RE-EDUCATION (THROUGH LABOR) DGC/UNIVERSAL 230 +45 OM /PD: Dave Dunaway PD: Greg Bergen PD: Garett Michaels OM /PD: Kenny Vest APD: Phillip Kish r4 THE TREWS MAN OF TWO MINDS THE BUMSTEAD /UNIVERSAL 210 +66 APD /MD: Jason Ulanet APD: Mike Hansen MD: Denver Crabb o MD: Darren Gauthier MD: Mike Halloran 20 27 FINGER ELEVEN TALKING TO THE WALLS WINO -UP 210 -3

KFTE/Lafayette, LA' WKGB /Binghamton, NY 21 27 DISTURBED INSIDE THE FIRE REPRISE/WARNER 203 -15 WBCN /Boston, MA' PD: Scott Perrin XETRA/San Diego, CA' OM /PD: Jim Free PD: Mike Thomas 22 28 F00 FIGHTERS LET rt DIE ROSWELURCAISONY BML 201 -40 MD: Jude Vice PD: Phil Manning APD /MD: Tim Boland MD: Dan O'Brien MD: Capone 23 22 CITY AND COLOUR SLEEPING SICKNESS DINE ALONE 198 -20 KXTE/Las Vegas, NV' KQXR/Boise, ID' 24 BUCKCHERRV TOO WFNX/Boston, MA' 10 DRUNK... ELEVEN SEVEN/UNIVERSAL 195 -11 PD: Chris Ripley KITS /San Francisco, CA' OM: Dan McColly PD: Keith Dakin THE KILLERS 'UMAN MD: Homie Pooser PD: Dave Numine PD: Jeremy Nicolato 2 ISLAND/UNIVERSAL T76 +97 APD: Fletcher APD/MD: Aaron Axelsen MD: Jeremi Smith 26 I REV THEORY .4 LL YEAH VAN HOVES /MALOOFANTERSCOPE /UNIVERSAL MD: Paul Driscoll 22 161 -2 KROQ/Los Angeles, CA' 2 BILLY TALENT á ANTI -FLAG TURN YOUR BACK WARNER MUSK CANADA/WAPNER 158 +53 PD: Kevin Weatherly KCNUSan Jose, CA' WAAF/Boston, MA' WBTZ/Burlington, VT* APD: Gene Sandbloom PD: Jeanene Calhoun PD: Ron Valevi SAVING ABEL ADDICTED SKIDDED/VIRGIN/DA 148 +16 OM /PD: Matt Crass() MD: Lisa Worden MD: Mistress Carrie APD/MD: Kevin Mays 26 KID ROCK ALL SUMMER LONG TOPDOOATLANTIC/WARNER 136 -25 KJEE/Santa Barbara, CA' ONE SECOND 2 LATE FEAR OF A NATION KYSR/Los Angeles, CA* PD: Eddie Gutierrez WEDG/Buffalo, NY' 4 REDINI( 130 +13 WZJO /Charleston, WV' PD: Michael Martin MD: Dave Hanacek PD /MD: Evil Jim FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 5, 2008 indicates CanCon OM: Jeff Whitehead APD/MD: Julie Pilat Music Choice WYBB /Charleston, SC' WEND /Charlotte, NC' KROG/Medford, OR Akernative /Satellite OM /PD: Mike Allen WRUF /Gainesville, FL' KZCD/Lawton, OK WYYX /Panama City, FL Music Choice Rock /Satellite OM: Bruce Logan PO /MD: Cosmo PD: Justin Prager MD: Amy Hutto OM /PD: Harry Guscott PD: Don "Critter" Brown PD: Chris Alan PD: Justin Prager PD/MD: Jack Daniel MD: Gary Susalis APD: Kyle Baldry APD: J.C. "Kelso" Kellison APD /MD: Stroke MD: Gary Susalis WMFS/Memphis, TN' WRXR/Chattanooga, TN' MD: Jack Wich WKQX /Chicago, IL' MD: Sydney Nabors Sirius Alt Nation /Satellite' PD: Boner WXZZ/Lexington, KY' WTKX /Pensacola, FL* Sirius Octane /Satellite PI 1: Marc Ynuny OM /PD: Gregg Steele WKLQ/Grand Rapids, MI' OM: Robert Lindsey PD: Joel Sampson OM: Gregg Steele APD: Tom Wilkinson WWM/Milwaukee, WI' WIIUChicago, IL' OM: Steve Stewart PD: Johnny Maze APD /MD: Mark The Shark PD: Jeff Regan WSWD /Cincinnati, OH' PD: Michael Grey APD: PD: Jacent Jackson OM /PD: John Perry Twitch OM: Patti Marshall APD: Jay Deacon APD: Stephen Kallao XM Ethel/Satellite' APD: Tom Kief WIXO /Peoria, IL XM Squizz /Satellite' PD: Jay Kruz MD: Darcy PD: Steve Kingston MD: Steve Salzman KDJE/Little Rock, AR' OM/PD: Matt Bahan PD: Bodhi Ebright APD: Julie Evans WHTG/Monmouth, NJ' MD: Erik Range OM: Sonny Victory MD: Grant Random WZOR /Green Bay, PD: Petterson PD: Tercie Carr KRQR/Chko, CA WI' Jeff WMMR/Philadelphia, PA' WKRK/Cleveland, OH' PD: he Calgaro MD: Adam Peterson MD: Matt Murray WFXH/Savannah, GA' OM: Chad Perry PD: Bill Weston KISW/Seattle, WA' PD: Dominic Nardella APD: Cutter OM: Jon Robbins PD: Neil Randall APD: Chuck Damlco OM /PD: Dave Richards MD: Borna Velic WKZQ /Myrtle Beach, SC PD: Boomer WLRS/Louisville, KY' MD: Sean "The Rabbi" Tyszler APD: Ryan Castle WARQ /Columbia, SC' OM /PD: Mark McKinney KILO/Colorado Springs, CO' OM: George Lindsey PD: Dave Stewart WXQR /Greenville, NC' PD: MD: Mase Brazelle KNDD/Seattle, WA' PD: Ross Ford Joe Stamm KUPD/Phoenix, AZ' WHBZ/Sheboygan, WI MD: Matt Lee OM: Mark McKinney PD: Mike Kaplan MD: Jack Mehoff PD /MD: Larry McFeelie PD: Ron Simonet PD: Wes Styles WROX/Norfolk, VA' APD/MD: Andrew Harms WTFX /Louisville, KY' MD: Dave Nelson WWCO /Columbus, OH' OM /PD: Jay Michaels KNCN/Corpus Christi, TX' PD: Charlie Steele KDDX/Rapid City, SD OM: Randy Malloy WTPT/Greenville, SC' MD: Frank Webb KQRA/Springfield, MO' OM/PD: Paula Newell OM/PD: Jim Kallas WRBR /South Bend, IN PD: Andy "Andyman" Davis OM /PD: Mark Hendrix KHBZ/Oklahoma City, OK' PD: Kristen Bergman APD /MD: Monte Montana PO: Tommy Carroll MD: Shadow Williams MD: Twisted Todd OM: Tom Travis KFMX /Lubbock, TX KDOT/Reno, NV' APD: Maximus KDGE/Dallas, TX' PD: Jeff Blackburn KEGUDaIks, TX' OM /PD: Wes Nessmann OM: Jim McClain OM /PD: Vince Richards WQXA/Harrisburg, PA' KPNT/St. Louis, MO' OM: Vince Richards PD /MD: Jaye Patterson KHTQ /Spokane, WA' APD: Chris Ryan OM /F'D: Ken Carson WJRR/Orlando, FL' PD: Tommy Mattem PD: Chris Ryan WJJO /Madison, WI' PD /MD: Barry Bennett APD: Kyle PD: Rick Everett Guderian PD: Randy Hawke KRXQ/Sacramento, CA' APD: Kris Siebeis WXEG/Dayton, OH' MD: Scott Rizzuto WCCC /Hartlord, APD'MD: Blake Patton KBPI /Denver, CO' CT' OM /PD: Jim Fox OM: Tony Tilford PD: Michael Picozzi WRFF/Philadelphia, PA' PD: Willie B. WLZX/Springfield, MA' PD: Steve Kramer WKRL/Syracuse, APD/MD: Mike Karolyi OM: Thea Mitchem NY' APDMID Aaron "au*X * A" Mortel KFRQ /McAllen, TX' WKQZ/Saginaw, MI' PD /MD: Courtney Quinn MD: Matt Jericho PD: Nixon PD /MD: John Allers OM /PD: Mike Quinn PD: Hoser WAMX /Huntington, WV APD: Wendy Rollins WRIF/Detroit, MI' APD /MD: Matt Bingham KZRQ/Springfield, MO' KTCUDenver, CO' PD /MD: Erik Raines WSUN/Tampa, FL' OM /PD: Doug Podell KBRE/Merced, CA OM: Valorie Knight PD: Nerf PD: APO: Robin Wilds KEDJ /Phoenix, AZ' Shark APD/MD: Mark Pennington PD/MD: Jason LaChance WZBH/Salisbury, MD PD: Simon Nytes MD: Eric "Bony" Clouse PD: Bruce St. James OM: Sue Timmons WRTT /Huntsville, AL' APD/MD: Tim Virgin WRWK/Tokdo, OH' KLAQ/EI Paso, TX' KXXR/Minneapolis, MN' PD: Sean McHugh WXTB/Tampa, FL' CIMX/Detroit, OM /PD: Lee Reynolds MI' PD: Dan McClintock OM /PD: Courtney Nelson OM: Dave Hamilton MD: Chris Steele OM: Brad Hardin PD: Vince Cannova APD/MD: Clay Sanders WXDX/Pittsburgh, PA' APD /MD: Carolyn Stone APD/MD: Glenn Garza PD: Wade Linder PD: Double Down MD: Jay Hudson OM /PD: John Moschitta APD/MD: Pablo KZZQ/Salt Lake City, UT' APD: Mike Killabrew WRXW /Jackson, MS' KFMA/Tucson, AZ' WGBF/Evansville, IN PD: Kayvon Motiee KXNA/Fayettevilk, AR PD /MD: Brad Stevens WCYY /Portland, ME' PD: Matt Spry OM /PD: Mike Sanders WRAT /Monmouth, NJ* APD /MD: Roger Orton WKLL/Utica, NY PD: Dave Jackson PD: Herb Ivy MD: Chris Firmage APD /MD: Slick Nick OM /PD: Carl Craft PD: Nixon MD: Brian James WRZK /Johnson City, TN' APD /MD: Robyn Lane KISS/San Antonio, TX' PD /MD: Scott KFRR /Fresno, CA' KMYZ/Tulsa, OK' WWBN /Flint, MI' Onks PD /MD: LA Lloyd KFMW/Waterloo, IA PD: Jason Squires KNRK /Portland, OR' PD: Kenny Wall OM: J. Patrick WCLG /Morgantown, WV OM /PD: Michael Cross APD /MD: Ryan Oldfield /PD: PD: Mark Hamilton PD: Brian Beddow KQRUKansas City, MO' OM Jeff Miller KIOZ/San Diego, CA' OM/PD: Bob WWDC/Washington, DC' APD /MD: Tony LaBrie Edwards PD /MD: Shauna Moran -Brown WBSX/WiIkes Barre, PA' WJBX/Ft. Myers, FL' MD: Paul Marshall WBRU /Providence, RI' OM: Thea Mitchem WBUZ /Nashville, TN' PD/MD: James McKay PD: Matt Johnson OM: Mark Stachowski PD: Dave Wellington KRZR /Fresno, CA' OM /PD: Troy Hanson KURQ/San Luis Obispo, CA APD: Anthony "Roach" Proff itt PD: Wendell Clough APD: Dave Hennessy OM /PD: Paul Wilson WNFZ /Knoxville, TN OM: Dean Warfield OM/PD: Mark Mitchell KATS/Yakima, WA MD: Jeff Zito APD: Tom Ghiden MD: Greg Roche APD /MD: Skippy OM: Terry Gillingham APD: Zigz OM /PD: Ron Harris PD: Strane Cox MD: Nick Castillo KXFX/Santa Rosa, CA' WGRD /Grand Rapids, MI' APD/MD: Valerie Hale WPBZ/West Palm Beach, FL' WBYR /Ft. Wayne, IN' KATT /Oklahoma City, OK' PD /M0: Scott Less W W IZ/Youngstown, OH' OM /PD: Jerry Tarrants KRZQ /Reno, NV' PD: John O'Connell APD /MD: Stiller OM /PD: Chris Baker OM /PD: Scott Kennedy OM: Mark Keefe APD/MD: Ross Mahoney KOMP/Las Vegas, NV' MD: Jake Daniels PD: Melanie Flores PD: John Griffin Carlota MD: Chris Payne WSFM/Wilmington, NC MD: PD /MD: Mike Kennedy Monitored Reporters

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'We haven't ning each Monday through Oct. 20. taken an "We are blocking out all regular programming, active including commercials, to feature candidates running political for office in our area," news director Roman Moore stance -yet. says. "Two county commissioner seats are up for We think grabs, plus a state House and state Senate seat.We will the overall have all candidates in the four races on the air live." message How triple A is covering the 2008 political scene of voting is the most Get The Vote Out important But most stations are leaving coverage to their one for news /talk counterparts -often stations within the A Current Affair same company cluster. Instead, they are getting a newer station active with initiatives like getting people to regis- like ours.' ter and vote. "We are not very involved with covering the political side of the elections nationally, -Brad Savage statewide or locally," triple A KPRI /San Diego VP /station manager Bob Burch says. But, he adds, "we are involved with the `get out the vote' aspect of it.We feel that listeners that are politically addicted will use news /talk radio and other media for John Schoenberger their political fix." Koahnic Broadcast's noncom- [email protected] mercial KNBA /Anchorage, Alaska, is part of a nonpartisan get- out -and-vote campaign. But its is generally the realm of news and talk radio to cover politics. focus is on the Native American community. IBut since this year also heralds one of the most talked -about "We are working with Alaska's Get Out the presidential campaigns in recent memory, even some adult -ori- NativeVote organization to utilize KNBA's on -air The presence and established audience to motivate ented music stations are getting more involved. And triple A Making Vote Count Alaska Natives eligible to vote to do so, "OM /PD is finding ways to creatively cover the political landscape. Jack Johnson, Wilco's Loren Dixon says. "We also hope, via our network Going To The Source ger on the floor of the Democratic convention Jeff Tweedy and My of stations under the Koahnic umbrelL, that we KBCO /Denver made an extra effort recently to who called in from his hotel room each morning Morning Jacket's Jim can motivate Native Americans nationwide to cover the Democratic National Convention, to give listeners a recap of evening events. In addi- James are just a few of vote in the 2008 election cycle and make the most which took place in its backyard. The "KBCO tion, MSNBC host (and former member ofWRSI the artists who have educated choices about who represents :hem and Morning Show" with Bret Saunders broadcast live morning show "The Big Breakfast ") Rachel Mad - made PSAs available to their interests." from the convention all four days.According to PD dow offers occasional guest political commentary stations nationwide, WYMS /Milwaukee, which targets a diverse, Scott Arbough, KBCO was the only FM in a sea for her former station. urging people to younger adult audience, launched Unified Mil- of AM morning shows at radio row. During the "We also take real interviews with all of the register to vote through waukee: Voter Awareness. The campaign runs Republican National Convention, Saunders also political candidates and make pretend that we are HeadCount, a nonprofit, through Election Day and the message, according included interviews on his show each day with actually interviewing them, but asking better and nonpartisan voter to PD Scott Mullins, is twofold: Be heard. ;vote) and local and national Republican dignitaries. funnier questions than, say, that boring old fuddy- registration get involved (volunteer). "KBCO seems to have both a liberal and con- duddy Wolf Blitzer," PD Monte Belmonte says. organization. WYMS created a campaign blog-unifiedmil- servative listener base," Arbough says. "Obviously KOZT /Fort Bragg, Calif., is taking a proactive HeadCount has also waukee.wordpress.com -that has links to voter here in Boulder there is a large liberal population, local stance this year, using what GM /PD Tom been a leader in resources, registration opportunities and local get- but Denver and surrounding areas tend to lean Yates calls a "progressive -retro approach" in its registering young out- the -vote -related volunteer opportunities. more Republican, so we try to be fair and balanced election coverage. He sees it as another way to voters at concerts Mullins says. "We've partnered with two local with our content. But I will also say our coverage make his station a local entity that serves the com- nationwide throughout organizations, too, with strong get -out- the -vote never completely satisfies either side." munity on all levels. 2008, partnering with initiatives, Citizen Action ofWisconsin andVoces Meanwhile, KTCZ /Minneapolis' "Cities 97 "We will be doing live coverage from poll open- the likes of Johnson, de la Frontera." Morning Show" with B.T. & Lee took a different ing to dosing with national, state and local elections," Wilco, Dave Matthews WCNR /Charlottesville, Va., is airing Rock the approach for the Republican convention, which he says. "The Coast Crew is also currently pushing Band and John Mayer. Vote PSAs. It is also airing PSAs created in- house, happened in nearby St. Paul, by interviewing peo- registration and now, absentee balloting and voting For more information, some featuring audio segments from artists that ple on the street about the traffic, protests and other by mail. It's pretty much a constant effort for us." go to headcount.org. recorded for the station's "Corner Lounge" live ses- activities surrounding the event.The station chose KYSL /Breckenridge, Colo., is also taking a local sions. "We asked artists to speak a few wards about to stay out of the politics. approach, holding several live -on- the -radio politi- the power and value of voting, KBCO's Bret Saunders at the a liberal cal forums starting Sept. 29 from 7 p.m. -8 p.m., run- then created our own PSAs to WRSI /Northampton, Mass., had blog- Democratic National Convention encourage our listeners to make their voice heard, no The Power Of Song Dixie Chicks, Pete Seeger, Rage Against the matter which side of the politi- Machine's Tom Morello, John Fogerty, Jackson cal fence they happen to fall Noncommercial WXPN /Philadelphia launched Browne, Merle Haggard and Gil Scott- Heron. on," PD Brad Savage says. "Power of Song," a radio- and Web -based series "In the context of the election year we thought "We haven't taken an active highlighting music and musicians that have it would be an excellent public service to let the political stance -yet. It's some- impacted society and culture. The program music do the talking about some serious political, thing we've considered, explores the intersection between music and cultural and social issues that still impact our though. However, we think the politics in interviews and short -form profiles. It has lives," WXPN assistant GM of programming Bruce overall message of voting is the featured such acts as Billy Bragg, Ani DiFranco, Warren says. most important one for a newer station like ours" Rs«

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www.americanradiohistory.com BRETT DENNEN JUMPS 25 -20 WITH HIS COLLABORATION WITH FEMI KUTI, "MAKE YOU TRIPLE A CRAZY." THE SINGLE PREVIEWS DENNEN'S R&R THIRD FULL -LENGTH ALBUM, "HOPE FOR THE POWERED BY 111C1SC11 HOPELESS," SET FOR RELEASE OCT. 21. DIGITAL DOWNLOADS lj AVAILABLE AT DMDS.COM o: >

COLDPLAY I1 19 436 -19 3.599 DAVID BYRNE & DAR WILLIAMS VIVA LA VIDA CAPITOL 68/2 BRIAN ENO 105/7 Its Alright DONAVON FRANKENREITER Strange Overtones (Razor & Tie) 13 407 +25 1.236 15 LIFE, LOVE & LAUGHTER LOST HIGHWAY (Todo Mundo) TOTAL STATIONS: 8 SNOW PATROL TOTAL STATIONS: 11 3 405 +53 2 TAKE BACK THE CITY POLYOOR/FICTIOWGEFFEN/INTERSCOPE 3.226 R.E.M. 67/8 ARTIST NEW AUGUSTANA 97/3 Until The Day Is Done SARAH MCLACHLAN TITLE / LABEL STATIONS 383 +33 1.325 14 I Still Ain't Over You (Warner Bros.) U WANT ME 2 ARISTA/RMG KEANE 9 (Epic) TOTAL STATIONS: 10 BECK TOTAL STATIONS: 11 13 381 +,8 2.728 3 The Lovers Are Losing ORPHANS DGC/INTERSCOPE (Interscope) TRACY CHAPMAN 64/61 THE KOOKS 95/29 PRETENDERS CIDR, KPRI, KRVB, KTCZ, KXLY, Sirius Sing For You 368 +26 2.349 4 Spectrum, WCLZ, Shine On (Atlantic) BOOTS OF CHINESE PLASTIC SHANGRI-LA WNCS, WXRV (Astralwerks/Capitol) TOTAL STATIONS: 10 GAVIN ROSSDALE TRACY CHAPMAN 8 TOTAL STATIONS: 9 365 -25 1.613 11 LOVE REMAINS THE SAME INTERSCOPE Sing For You AMY MACDONALD 62/14 TRISTAN PRETTYMAN COLDPLAY (Atlantic) 95/10 Mr. Rock & Roll 349 +10 1.808 9 Hello (Decca) LOST! CAPITOL KFOG, KINK, KMTT KRSH, Sirius Spectrum, WCLZ, WNCS, XM Cafe (Virgin /Capitol) TOTAL STATIONS: 6 ERIC HUTCHINSON AIRPOWER 13 12 333 +26 1.009 20 TOTAL STATIONS: 11 ROCK & ROLL LETS BREAK/WARNER BROS. RYAN ADAMS & THE RACONTEURS THE CARDINALS 7 19 320 +13 2.296 5 OLD ENOUGH THIRD MAN/WARNER BROS. Pb It (Lost Highway) MATT NATHANSON 30 319 -33 1.648 10 CIDR, KBCO, KXLY, WODO, WMMM, WRNR, COME ON GET HIGHER VANGUARD WITS MY MORNING JACKET 23 290 -52 1.364 13 l'M AMAZED ATO/RED AMOS LEE 5 What's Been Going On RAY LAMONTAGNE 6 273 (Blue Note/Capitol) YOU ARE THE BEST THING -4 1.059 18 RCA/RED KPTL KRVB, WCOO, WNCS, WXRV DEATH CAB FOR CUTTE 5 238 +21 1.167 16 ATLANTIC THE KILLERS 5 Human INGRID MICHAELSON 7 235 +10 0.433 (Island /IDJMG) BE OK CABIN 24/ORIGINAL SIGNAURED KINK, KSWD, KWMT, KXLY, WCLZ MICHAEL FRANTI & SPEARHEAD 7 233 +11 1.147 17 SAY HEY U LOVE YOU) BOO BOO WAX/ANTI -/EPITAPH COLDPLAY 3 Lost! SHERYL CROW 11 220 -15 0.622 (Capitol) MOTIVATION A&M/INTERSCOPE KBCO, KRSH, KTCZ BRETT DENNEN FEATURING FEMI K UTI 4 216 +50 0.608 MAKE YOU CRAZY DOWNTOWN /DUALTONE KINGS OF LEON 3 G. LOVE & SPECIAL SAUCE Sex On Fire 15 200 -23 0.655 29 (RCA/RMG) PEACE, LOVE & HAPPINESS BRUSHFIRE KENZ, WCOO, WRNR LUCINDA WILLIAMS 5 185 +5 0.502 REAL LOVE LOST HIGHWAY NEWTON FAULKNER 3 JOHN MAYER Gone In The Morning 7 176 +2 0.620 (Aware /Columbia) FREE FALLIN' COLUMBIA KBCO, KRSH, WRLT THE KILLERS MOST INCREASED PLAYS 164 +101 0.963 21 HUMAN ISLAND /IDJMG THE KILLERS ERIN MCCARLEY 150 .27 0.155 Human (Island/10JMG) PONY (ITS OK) UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC KRVB +12, ADDED AT... +22, WXRV +15, KINK KENZ +11, KWMT +9, DELTA SPIRIT KTHX +6, WRXP+6, WNCS+6, ODR +3, KPTL 158 o 0.903 22 TRASHCAN ROUNDER CIDR (WRIVER> RYAN ADAMS & THE CARDINALS RYAN ADAMS & THE CARDINALS Detroit, MI FIX IT 150 +69 0.317 Fix It (Lost Highway) LOST HIGHWAY PD: Matt Franklin WRNR +11, SISP +8, WO Z +8, WRLT+6, KCSR +5, AMOS LEE APO: Tania D'Angela 2 143 +16 KRSH +5, XMCF+5, KTHX +5, WRJCS +5, VMS +5 WHATS BEEN 0.451 GOING ON BLUE NOTE/CAPITOL Keane, The Lovers Are Losing, 3 BEN FOLDS FEATURING REGINA SPEKTOR Ryan Adams & The Cardinals, Fix It, 2 TRACY 142 +21 0.414 CHAPMAN YOU DON'T KNOW ME David Byrne & Brian Eno, Strange Overtorws, i EPIC Sing For You (Atlantic) R.E.M. FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TO: KRVB +18, KINK +14, KRSH +9, KFOG+9, KMTT +6, 20 125 -26 0.490 HOLLOW MAN WARNER BROS. www.RadioandRecords.com WMMM +2, KTHX ui , KXLY +1 XMCF +1 SNOW PATROL Take Back The City RECURRENTS (Polydor /Fiction /Geffen/Interscope) WMMM +15, WRLT +1Z WZEW +10, WC00+8, WNCS +7, KXLY +6, KM_ +4, UDR +3, WCLZ +2, KTCZ +2 BRETT DENNEN FEATURING ARTIST NIELSEN 805 PLAYS ARTIST Il NIELSEN BDS PLAYS FEMI KUTI TITLE / IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL CERTIFICATIONS TW LW TITLE / IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL CERTIFICATIONS TW LW Make You Crazy (Downtown/Dualtone) JASON MRAZ JACK JOHNSON WU2 +10, SISP +7, KXLY +7, WETS +7, WRNR +6, 258 270 170 224 l'M YOURS (ATLANTIC/RRP) HOPE (BRUSHFIRE/UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC) KINK +4, KCSR +2, KFOG +2, W030 +2, KTHX +2 NEEDTOBREATHE SARA BAREILLES 216 219 164 198 MORE TIME (ATLANTIC) BOTTLE IT UP (EPIC) LOS LONELY BOYS DUFFY 197 208 163 160 STAYING WITH ME (EPIC) MERCY (MERCURY/IDJMG) SPOON DEATH 189 CAB FOR CUTTE FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 5, 2008 DONT YOU EVAH (MERGE) 204 156 164 I WILL POSSESS YOUR HEART(ATLANTIC) LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. AUGUSTANA EDDIE VEDDER 31 triple A stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems 24 hours a 170 178 124 107 day, 7 days a week. Indicator chart comprised of 52 reporters. SWEET AND LOW (EPIC) HARD SUN (MONKEY WRENCH /I /RMG) ID 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. All rights reserved.

UPCOMING TV APPEARANCES: R &R HOT AC m! The Tonight Show with Jay Leno - October 16th The Late, Late Show with Craig Ferguson - October 22nd SoundScan Heatseekers Chart: 23*- 5*

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www.americanradiohistory.com LUCINDA WILLIAMS ROLLS 40 -13 ON THE TRIPLE A/ AMERICANA CHART WITH "LITTLE HONEY." THE SET, DrD DUE IN STORES OCT. 14, EARNS'MOST ADDED (17 NEW AMERICANA REPORTERS) AND SCORES THE LARGEST PLAYS W\ INCREASE (UP 97). THE ALBUM'S FIRST TRACK "REAL POI/ERED BY IiiCISCII LOVE;' MEANWHILE RISES 8 -5 ON TRIPLE A INDI ATOR. DMDSDIGITAL DCWNLOADS BDS AVAILABLE AT DMDS.COM

ae TRIPLE INDICATOR AMERICANA ARTIST A PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS .i- 35 TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL -w ./- TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL 'I!Y CUMULATIVE

7 RAY LAMONTAGNE YOU ARE THE BEST THING RCA/RED 578 +30 KASEY CHAMBERS & SHANE NICHOLSON 1 4 2E -28 2433 RATTLIN' BONES SUGAR HILL

9 MICHAEL FRANTI & SPEARHEAD SAY HEY (I LOVE YOU) BOOBOO WAX/ANTI-/EPITAPH 531 +12 RODNEY CROWELL 4,1,- +7 2166 o SEX AND GASOLINE WOFK SONG/YEP ROC

8 PRETENDERS BOOTS OF CHINESE PLASTIC SHANGRI-LA 489 +2 CARRIE RODRIGUEZ 393 +17 3417 o SHE AIN'T ME BACK PORCH/MANHATTAN/CAPITOL

4 COLDPLAY LOST! CAPITOL 468 +20 CHRIS KNIGHT 3ö1 +6 2669 o HEART OF STONE DRIFTER'S CHURCH

5 LUCINDA WILLIAMS REAL LOVE LOST HIGHWAY 422 +52 TODD SNIDER 352 +29 1498 o PEACE QUEER AIMLESS 1C DAR WLLIAMS ITS ALRIGHT RAZOR &TIE 402 +4 LITTLE FEAT AND FRIENDS 344 -26 2952 o JOIN THE BAND 429 /SLG 5 BRETT ENNUI FEAT. FEMI KUTI MAKE YOU CRAZY DOWNTOWN /DUALTONE 386 +4 OLD CROW MEDICINE SHOW 33C +58 1054 o TENNESSEE PUSHER NETTWERK THE BAND OF HEATHENS E 15 DONAVON FRANKENREITER LIFE, LOVE & LAUGHTER LOST HIGHWAY 384 .47 8 329 -3 7369 THE BAND OF HEATHENS DARRELL SCOTT 14 BECK ORPHANS OGUINTERSCOPE 362 -7 9 211 -2 2818 MODERN HYMNS APPLESEED DONNA THE BUFFALO I 6 DEATH _AB FOR CUTTE CATH... ATLANTIC 329 0 10 232 -17 3332 SILVERLINED SUGAR HILL

THE POLYDOR/FICTION/GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE 327 THE DUHKS 17 2 SNOW PATROL TAKE BACK CITY +56 11 253 -12 2239 e FAST PACED WORLD SUGAR HILL RECKLESS KELLY 12 10 1'_ DELTA SPIRIT TRASHCAN ROUNDER 322 -24 12 2íC -38 6273 BULLETPROOF YEP ROC LUCINDA WILLIAMS 12 6 JJ GREY & MOFRO ORANGE BLOSSOMS ALLIGATOR 316 +3 40 24' +97 769 o LITTLE HONEY LOST HIGHWAY JOHN HIATT 21 5 INGRID MICHAELSON BE DK CABIN 24/ORIGINAL SIGNAL/RED 283 +20 14 12 24C -28 7886 o SAMEOLD MAN NEW WEST BRUCE ROBISON 15 14 8 BOB DEAN DREAMIN' OF YOU COLUMBIA 283 -3 15 23l -16 1638 THE NEW WORLD PREMIUM MICKY AND THE MOTORCARS 4 BEN FOLDS FEAT. REGINA SPEKTOR You DDNT KNOW ME EPIC 275 +40 16 227- -2 1746 o NAIVE SMITH HAYES CARLL 18 n COUNTNG CROWS COME AROMA) DGC/GEFFEN/1NTERSCOPE 271 +2 17 20E -11 10970 ® TROUBLE IN MIND LOST HIGHWAY JOAN BAEZ 4 SARAHNCLACHLAN U WANT ME2 ARISTA/RMG 27C +14 UE +3 1319 DAY AFTER TOMORROW RAZOR & TIE DAN TYMINSKI NEW' RYAN DAMS & THE CARDINALS FIX IT LOST HIGHWAY 266 +193 19 194 -5 3143 m WHEELS ROUNDER ALEJANDRO ESCOVEDO 20 7 BLUES TRAVELER YOU, ME AND EVERYTHING VERVE FORECASTNERVE 257 -47 20 184 -68 7246 REAL ANIMAL BACK PORCH/MANHATTAN /CAPITOL J.J. GREY AND MOFRO 21 15 15. O.A.R. SHATTERED (TURN THE CAR AROUND) EVERFINE/ATLANTIURRP 256 -24 183 +15 908 ORANGE BLOSSOMS ALLIGATOR GIRLS GUNS & GLORY 25 4 CALEXCO TWO SILVER TREES QUARTERSTICK 237 -12 22 182 -21 3772 INVERTED VALENTINE GIRS GUNS & GLORY TAJ MAHAL 23 16 10 CONOROBERST SAUSALITO MERGE 235 -44 79 +20 442 MAESTRO HEADS UP/CMG HONEYBROWNE 24 4 AUGUSTANA 'sou AIN'T OVER YOU EPIC 231 +1 24 1'3 -6 2750 MILE BY MILE SMITH RUSTY TRUCK NEW DAVID BYRNE & BRIAN ENO STRANGE OVERTONES TODO MUNDO 219 +89 72 +23 1334 e LUCK'S CHANGING LANES RYKODISC CALEXICO 26, 26 16 COLDPIAY VIVA LA WDA CAPITOL 203 -10 26 16E -6 1008 CARRIED TO DUST QUARTERSTICK DIGNEY FIGNUS 27 20 16 THE NOLD STEADY SEQUESTERED IN MEMPHIS VAGRANT 202 -62 42 16E +26 792 TALK OF THE TOWN FIGTONE THE DEDRINGERS 28. 19 16 G. LOVE & SPECIAL SAUCE PEACE, LOVE & HAPPINESS BRUSHFIRE 194 -72 28 158 -10 1540 SWEETHEART OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD OEDCROW JAMES UNWELL) NEW KAISER CHIEFS NEVER MISS A BEAT B-UNIQUENNIVERSALMQTOWN 189 -31 29 32 15E -2 1214 HAVE FAITH MOLENAART THE BOXMASTERS 30 3 OASIS "HE SHOCK OF THE LIGHTNING BIG BROTHER/REPRISE 188 -8 30 30 154 -6 3162 THE BOXMASTERS VANGUARD

WFPK, SUSAN TRACY Fix It WFIV, LUCIVDA GRAYSONCAPPS TIE IGUANAS 9 SOW THAYER (Lost Highway) WOCU, WUIN, TEDESCHI 18 CHAPMAN 16 WILUAMS 17 &THE If You Should Ever Fall AND PERFECT DMX Folk Rock, WYCE True Sing For You Little Honey 911AMP CNO KERS 9 On Hard Times TRAINWRECK 7 KLRR, KMTN, KPIG, (Lost Highway) Rott-N -Rol (Yep Roc) Bow Thayer And (Verve (Atlantic) KPND, KRVO, LOS LONELY DMX Folk Rock, (Hyena) Perfect Trainwreck Forecast/Verve) KSUT, KYSL Musk BOYS 7 KCLC, KLRR, KNBA, YARN 11 CHARLIE HADEN (Bow Thayer) DMX Folk Rock, Choice Adult Heart Wont Tell A KBAC, KFMU, KOHO, KPIG, KSUT, Empty Pockets RYAN ADAMS FAMILY & Alternative, WJCU, Lie A THE FRIENDS 8 KNBA, KPIG, KSPN, KTAO, KTBG, WMVY, WXPK, (Epic) (Yarn) KTAO, KrSL, WCBE, WFUV, CARDINALS 9 Rambling Boy KSUT, WYMS KBAC, KCBB, WCBE, WEHM, WMWV, WNCW, Cardinology ( Decca) KDST, WFUV, WKZE, WNRN, WXPN, XM (Lost Highway) HONEYHONEY 8 WOCMCM, The Loft WMVY, WMWV, Little Toy Gun WYEP WNRN, WTMD, (Ironworks/Universal WTYD RYAN ADAMS & THE Republic) CARDINALS 13 KCLC, KFMU, KSPN,

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'What Spanish news /talk format is simulcast on KHTY/ happens on Bakersfield and a Reno, Nev., affiliate is expected Wall Street soon.That expansion speaks to the appeal of the for- will affect us, mat and the need to stay informed, according to and we want XEWW "Hoy por Hoy" morning show hosts to translate Mirthala Salinas and Gerardo Lorenz. that Lorenz would like to debunk the myth that information Spanish speakers are not interested in politics. "At GLR Network's news /talk stations report strong response to to our least Mexicans, a community both Mirthala and I know because we're both Mexican, are interested," political listeners in coverage the simplest he says, observing how small-town folks in Mexico way possible.. would attend town meetings at least once a month. "When you ask people if they care about politics, -Mirthala Salinas Coast-To-Coast Election they will say no, but these folks do know politics." However, many radio group owners are only interested in "entertaining" the Hispanic audience, Coverage he says. "They are creating an industry that isn't helping the community."

Better Prepared Hosts Needed Jackie Madrigal Radio needs hosts well- versed on issues like the [email protected] economy who can accurately and concisely pass information on to listeners, Lorenz says, a quality he he comprehensive immigration reform bill that never made finds often lacking among music format jocks. tits way out of Congress in 2006, leading to massive marches "That's why [the presidential camps] don't take us across the country, was a turning point for Hispanics. For 'We focus on into consideration, because if we as hosts are not many, the bill's failure underscored the importance of how issues prepared to ask intelligent questions, what kind of like the information can we then pass listeners ?" becoming a U.S. citizen, registering to vote and becoming on to the economy are Salinas says. "We behave like -class politically involved. second citizens." affecting the Calling talk radio listeners "a more aware" audi- Latino ence, Salinas says one of the most important roles for Now, with the 2008 presidential election less than interview, broadcast Sept. 17 on "Hoy por Hoy" and community her as a host is covering the election- breaking down four weeks away, immigration reform remains a top Sept. 18 on "Minuto 60," generated considerable and how every issue, from the simplest to the most complex, concern for Hispanics, second only to the econo- general- market media coverage. important the to make it easier for them to digest. Audience my. Radio, particularly Spanish -language news /talk Hispanic vote response "has been great because people are far more stations, plays a critical role in helping Latino listen- is in this involved in these elections than ever before." ers understand where both presidential candidates Room For Improvement election: Like Miami, chief concerns among Latinos in stand on these and other issues. Although Miami's Cuban- Americans are predom- -Yoly Cuello Southern California are the economy and Yoly Cuello, morning co -host at GLR Network's inately Republican, a new influx of Hispanics to the immigration reform. "We dedicate part of the Spanish news /talkWSUA (Caracol) /Miami, says her market is registering as independents, according to show to the economy and invite important "Hoy por Hoy" show focuses on Cuello, a sector of the electorate economists to explain to the listeners in simple "how issues like the economy are that McCain and Democratic terms what the challenges are :' Salinas says. affecting the Latino community nominee Barack Obama hope "What happens in Wall Street will affect us, and and how important the Hispanic to attract. Spanish news /talk we want to translate that information to our lis- vote is in this election." Election radio provides an optimal way teners in the simplest way possible, because it's a and political coverage are of for the candidates to get their tough subject to understand." R&t prime significance for South messages across. Florida's Hispanics who want to Cuello also believes Hispanics stay on top of the issues, especial- who recently arrived in the ly the economy and immigration country need to develop a bet- Entravision Launches 'Agenda reform, she says. ter understanding of how the Washington' Cuello says she realized just U.S. political system works, To keep listeners better informed on news and events affecting U.S. how much attention the making political coverage on the elections and politics in general, Hispanics, The show features inter- Lo renz Hispanic community is paying to Spanish-language media even Entravision Communications views with government officials and election issues during the station's post -presidential more important -and not just in an election year. launched "Agenda Washington" concludes with a debate between debate coverage on Sept. 26. "We took calls and She observes how some music stations in the mar- Sept. 21, a 30- minute weekly public policy and political experts. they spoke in detail about the issues discussed by ket recently added news flashes to their program- affairs show broadcast on all "Latinos are playing a greater the candidates, especially about the economy," ming and wonders if the move was triggered by Entravision owned- and -operated role in the political process across Cuello says. This is a group of people that is inter- the nation's current economic crisis or by a desire Univision TV affiliates and 36 radio all levels and this show will meet ested and is informed. by the audience to be more informed. stations, many of which are in the ongoing demand for relevant, Cuello made national and international headlines Cuello sees room for Hispanic broadcasters to battleground states like Colorado, compelling and impactful news to last month for her English -language interview with increase the amount of airtime devoted to the elec- Nevada, New Mexico and Florida. help this community stay Republican presidential nominee John McCain. tion: "Could we do more?Yes," she says. "Should we Hosted by Daniel Garza and air- informed on what matters most Despite repeated pressing by Cuello, McCain did- all do more?Yes" ing Sundays at 8:30 a.m. ET/PT, to them," Entravision n't give her a straight answer about whether he GLR sister XEWW (W Radio) /San Diego has "Agenda Washington" focuses on Communications chairman /CEO would agree to meet with Spain Prime Minister a border -blasting signal that reaches from Tijuana, the week's most important political Walter F. Ulloa says. -JM José Luis Zapatero should he win the election.The Mexico, all the way to Los Angeles. The station's

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THE NO. 1 'A TI SI PUEDO DECIRTE" IN SUMME= 2007, EL &R MEXICAN CHAPO DE SINALOA CHARGES IN AT NO. 33 WITH "MALDITO R REGIONAL LICOR:' THE SONG DOUBLES UF WITH MOST IIC REASED PLAYS 157) ADDED (10 STATIONS) HOI''E RS. POW B R E D B Y 1K:lSCiT (UP AND MOST BGS

11 NIELSEN BDS NEW AND ACTIVE ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS PLAYS AUDIENCE ARTIST PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +1- AILLIONS RANK TITLE / LABEL /GAIN TITLE / LABEL /GAIN ALACRAVESMUSICAL NO. 1(4 WKS) BANDA MS 303/60 INTOCABLE 216/47 1 11 1768 -3 13.489 1 DAME TU AA/JR FONOVISA El Mechon Llevame En Tu Viap LOS PIKADIENTES DE CABORCA (ASL) (EMI Televisa) 2 13 1671 +86 11.770 2 TOTAL STATIONS: 17 LA CUMBIA EL RIO SONY BMG NORTE TOTAL STATIONS: 25 LOS DAREYES DE LA SIERRA 209/11 3 3 32 1512 +5 11,597 3 MAZIZO MUSICAL 299/21 GERMAN MONTERO HASTA EL DU DE HOY OISA Queda Tan Poco De Ti Pensando En Ti LA ARROLLADORA BANDA EL LIMON (Fonovisa) (Fonovisa) 4 9 1477 +68 10.317 5 © Y QUE QUEDI CLARO OISAIEDIMCNSA TOTAL STATIONS: 25 TOTAL STATIONS: 19 VICENTE FERNANDEZ 15 20 1412 +5 10.906 4 LUIS FONSI 290/28 ORO NORTENC 204/54 SONY BMG NORTE © PARA SIEMPRE No Me Doy Por Vencido Maldita Suerte JULIO CUAIDEZ (Universal Latino) (ASL) 7 12 1126 *44 7.802 6 O EL AMOR EN LNRRO ASL EL CHAPO DE SINALOA 10 TOTAL STATIONS: 22 TOTAL STATIONS: 14 CUISILLOS Maldito Licor 7 6 23 986 -113 5.740 10 LUZ RIOS FEAT. LOS ORIGINALES VIVE YDEJAME VIVIR MUSART/BALBOA (Dila) JOAN SEBASTIAN 288/67 DE SAN JUAN 191/48 KBNO, KCMT, KIWI, KJFA, KOND, KRAM, JENNI RIVERA Aire Alineando Cabritos 8 8_ 953 +52 6.631 8 KRZZ, KSAH, XHNZ, XOCL CULPABLE ONOCENTE FONOISA (LCR) (EMI Televisa) CONJUNTO PRIMAVERA LOS BIELEROS DEL NORTE 9 TOTAL STATIONS: 21 TOTAL STATIONS: 15 11 7 820 +55 4.127 18 SENTI FONOISA Auxilio VICENTE FER *ANDEZ 177/32 (Fonovisa) LABERINTO 220/24 GERMAN MONTERO La Soraya Un Million De Prirweeras 10 13 36 801 +39 7.052 7 KDXX, KISF, KLEV, KOND, KSAH, KTUZ, AMANTES EEONDIDO55 UNIVISION KWEI, KXPD, XOCL (Musart/Balboa) (Sony BMG Norte) LOS TEN ERARIOS TOTAL STATIONS: 16 TOTAL STATIONS: 10 11 9 19 787 -14 4.596 14 SI TU TE VAS FONOISA GRUPO MONTEZ DE DURANGO 8 BANDA EL RECODO Espero 14 8 780 +28 4.934 11 (Disa) NO HAY NOVEDAD FONOVISA KBNO, KDXX, KLBN, KRZZ, KSTN, KWIZ, PATRULLA 81 XHNZ, XOCL 13 12 16 751 -13 4.584 15 WS REPROC-IES DEL VIENTO DISA SERGIO VEGA 7 ESPINOZA PAZ 16 9 731 +19 6.560 9 Que Se Mueran Los Feos ELPROXIMWIERNES ASL (Sony BMG Norte) INTOCABLE KCMT, KISF, KLNV, KOND, KSOL, WLCC, 15 15 24 724 -1 3.259 22 TU ADIOS NC MATA EMI TELEVISA XOCL JOAN SEBASTIAN 17 14 721 +68 3.912 20 PESADO 6 SIGO VIVO MUSARTBALBOA Ojai, MARCO ANTONIO SOUS 18 4 689 +62 2.556 30 (ASL) NO MOLESTAR FONWISA KIST, KJFA, KTUZ, KXPO, KXTS, XHNZ LOS RIELEROS DEL NORTE 18 10 25 683 4.737 13 EL POTRO DE SINALOA 6 A PUNTOOE_LORAR FONENISA Dejame Vado PESADO +137 (Musivisa) 21 .. 3 673 2.946 24 OJALÁ ASL KESO, KIST, KJFA, KMYX, KRZZ, KTUZ BANDA MACHOS AIRPOWER 20 7 670 +47 4.025 19 DEZATADOS NO HAY PROBLEMA SONY BMG NORTE 6 Un Beso LOS NOBLEZA DE AGUILILLA 614 -12 1.910 38 (Dise) CON MENTIRAS NO SIMON KDXX, 'UFA, KRZZ, KSTN, KWIZ, WEDJ EL TIGRLLO PALMA 549 +40 2.877 25 5 EL BAZUCAD FONOVISA LALO MORA EI Asalta Cunas GRUPO MONTEZ DE DURANGO 538 +127 3.292 21 (Disa/Edimonsa) DISH ESPERO KGBT, RISE, KLAX, KSAB, WEDJ

FIDEL RUEDA 517 -6 1.885 40 NO PUEDO FE.RDONARTE FONOVISA BANDA PACHUCO 5 EL CHAPO DE SIf4ALOA Aunque Me Juzgues De Loco LOS INQJIETOS DEL NORTE Maldito Licor (Disa) 491 -36 4.886 12 (Balboa / Musart) KLTN +16, KSAH +16, XOCL +15 3NO +R, KIST +11, LABORRACIERA EAGLE KENO, KDUT, KRAY, KWEI, KYQQ KXTS X1, KCMT.9, KRZZ +9, *BIZ +9, KxS8 +8 CARDEP4ALES DE NUEVO LEON +33 462 2.812 27 LOS CUATES DE SINALOA 5 YA LOSE ASL NORTE Las Viejas Pesadas LOS BIELEROS DB. TIERRA TALI 438 +4 2.453 31 (Sony BMG Norte) Auxilio (Fonovisa) MAS ALLA LELA DISTANCIA VENEMUSIC KCMT, KDUT, KITA, KXTS, WLCC KJFA +16, KSAH +14, KTUZ 'Ti. CST 11, KSTN +ID, LOS DEL NORTE KSF +10, KXTS+9, KOND +9, .L +9, KDXX Ti TIGRE 431 +7 1.273 SANGRECAL ENTE FONOVISA PESADO SERGIO VEGA 421 -2 4.444 16 MI BUEN AMANTE SONY BMG NORTE ojota (ASL) 10(PD +15, KIST 14, KRYP T3,IE:TS 12, RJR +11, EL GUEND Y SU BANDA CENTENARIO 412 +110 1.076 KGB' qa KMYX +9 XHEQ IEPS +8, WYMY +8 VEN TU A.R.C.

FLEX -69 2.052 36 GRUPO MONTEZ DE DURANGO TEQUIERO EMI TELEVISA Espero (bisa) EL DE KJFA +5, KSTN +16, EWND+A KXSB +B, POTRO SINALOA +87 4.137 17 XOCL+b, DEJAME VAC 0 MUS VISA KMYX +9, WEO1 +8, KDXX +e. t9N +8, XHNZ +8 EL CHAPC DE SINALOA MOST INCREASED PLAYS/MOST ADDED 33 NEW 375 +157 1.752 MALDITO LIR DISH EL CUERO Y SU BANDA K -PAZ DE LA SIERRA 372 -23 2.579 29 CENTENARIO VOLVERE DISA/EDIMONSA ADDED AT... Ven Tu (A.R.C.) LOS RIELEROS DEL NORTE KSAH +74 KHHL 16, WEB) +16,fE50T4, KSTN T3, 367 +145 1.742 +4, AUXIUO FONCNISA KLAX KYQQ +7, KJFA +6, KOLIT+S, F.sEI KOTS +4 Los Angeles, CA URANIO MUSICAL 349 -3 1.825 OULCEVENBNO ASL OM: Pio Ferro LALO MORA PD: Juan Carlos Hidalgo 336 +103 2.250 32 MD: Lupita Del Castillo EL ASALTA CJNAS DISAIEDIMONSA Amor Inmortal, 25 ISABELA Chayanne, 319 +41 1.027 Intocable, Llevame En Tu Viaje, 12 MIS 010 LLMAN POR TI DISH Joan Sebastian, Sigo Vivo, 12 LOS HURACANES DEL NORTE Lalo Mora, El Asaka Cones, 7 13 318 -64 0.956 FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 5, 2008 EL AZABACIE DEL DIABLO FONCAnSA FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAYLISTS GO TO: LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules aal symbol explanations. DE LA SIERRA 57 regional mexican stations electronicaly monitored by Nielser 3-oadcast Data Systems 24 LA AUTORIDAD 310 -13 1209 AMOR A GOIAS 015A www.RadioandRecords.com hours a day, 7 days a week. ID 2008 Nielsen Business Media, IT 411 rights reserved. REGIONAL MEXICAN MONITORED REPORTERS KJFA/Aóuquerque, NM KWEI/Boise, ID KBNO /Denver, CO K6F/Las Vegas, NV KKPS/McAllen, TX KXPO/Portland, OR KSAH/San Antonio, TX KSQ.San Francisco, CA PD Herr/Gonalez OM: Steve Ramirez PD: Socorro Rios PC: Jose Ramon Bravo PD: Mando San Roman OM /PD: Paul Danitz OM: Robin Flores PD/143: Jose Luis Gonzalez Montalvo PD: Alfonso Flores KLVO /Allluquerque, NM PD: Melvin Albanez MD: Zenon Ferrufino KIUE/Los Angeles, CA MD: Robert APD.MD: Nancy Corcuera KISTSanta Barbara, CA PD,'ND: Rene -on APD: Minnie Ochoa L WLEY/Chicago, IL KXPK /Denver, CO PC: Pepe Garza KSKD /Merced, CA WYMY /Raleigh, NC OM: +with Royer KRYP /Astoria OR OM: Debbie Gomez MD: Juan Martinez PD: Ezeuuiel Gonzalez PD: Napolecn Sanchez KLAX/Los Angeles, CA PD: Julie Garza PD: _.u' Fierros OM: Jaye Artht r PD: Saul Fiallos KXTN/San Antonio, TX WOJO /Chicago, IL XHNZ/EI Paso, TX OM: Pio Ferro KXS3/Riverside, CA KXTS,'Santa Rosa, CA PD.'ND: Jasse Eias Cruz PD: Jon Ramirez OM: Cesar Canales PD: Francis© Aguirre KRAY /Monterey, CA PD /ND: Salvador Prieto OM: *lista Bowker WRY/Atlanta, GA PC: Juan Carlos Hidalgo PD: Rafael Bautista PD: Vicente Romero APD: Pete A. Morales Ill PD F:affy Contqo KLBN /Fresno, CA MO: Lupita Del Castillo KTflSacramento, CA PD: Ax Ballesteros KLNV/San Diego, CA AP]: AI `hum KLHB/Corpus Christi, TX PD/MD: Jorge Guillen KSCA/Los Angeles, CA WQBU /New York, NY PD: Juan Gonzalez KSTN'Stockton, CA OM: Clayton Allen PD: Gerardo Lopez PD: Antonio Covarrubias KHIiJAustin TX KOND /Fresno, CA PC: Veronca Nava KDUT/Salt Lake City, UT PD: Ka-it Rodriquez PD else" Jime Martinez PD /MD: Luis Munoz APD: Gabriel Pino APD: Gabriel Alvarez PD: Juan Fernando Angeles, CA OM: i arlos Martin Valdez KWIZ/Los XHTY/San Diego, CA WLCC'Tampa, FL KIW /Bakersfeld, CA KSAB/Corpus Christi, TX KTUZ/Oklahoma City, OK PD: Cesar Valdiosera KLTN /Houston, TX PE : Eddie Leon PD: Las Briceno PD.'ND: Raul E- anoelista OM: Paula Newell OM /PD: Kevin Christopher PD: Elvis Valle PD: Raul Brindis KLEV/San Antonio, TX KMGA/Bakersfield, CA PD /MD: Dan Pena K[SO /McAllen, TX MD: Gabriel Oceoueda XOCL/San Diego, CA KCM-ITucson, AZ MD: Angel Basulto OM /PD: Alfonso Flores OM: (ene Escalante OM: Romeo Herrera PD: Marylu Ramos PD /1+0: Enrique Mayans KDXX /Dallas, TX KXLM/Oxnard, CA APD.MD: Edgar Monsivais PD.'ND: YeSeni 1 De Luna PC: Mario Facundo OM: Andy Lockridge KTJM/Houston, TX PD /MD: Salvador Prieto APD: Gisel Moreno KYQrWichita, KS AP] Vi-tcr Matinez PD /MD: Eddie Leon KROM/San Antonio, TX PD: Jesus Espiricueta KGBT/McAllen, TX KHOT /Phoenix, AZ KRZZ/San Francisco, CA OM: Feverlee Brannigan KMYX/Bakersfield, CA PD: Pogelio Leal WEDJ /Indianapolis, IN PC: Hugo De La Cruz OM: Olga Rosales PD: A soldo Gonzalez OM: Robert Ch:vez KESS/Dallas, TX OM: Eleazar Garcia PD /MD: Manuel Sepulveda MJ: Armando Alrrazan PD: Cesar Chavez PD: Oscar Rios PD: Nelson Oseida PD: Jesse Portillo

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www.americanradiohistory.com RICARDO ARJONA REGISTERS HIS 30th CHART ENTRY AND 19th TOP 10, AS "COMO DUELE" ROCKETS IN AT NO. 9 (586 FIRST-WEEK PLAYS). THE FORMAT TITAN HAS REACHED THE LATIN POP TOP TIER EVERY YEAR SINCE THE NIELSEN BDS -BASED CHART R&R PREMIERED IN 1994. THE SONG PREVIEWS HIS WARNER LATINA POWERED BY 111CISC11 DEBUT, "5TO PISO,' DUE NCV. 18.

11 NIELSEN BDS NEW AND ACTIVE ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS PLAYS AUDIENCE 3r TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +1- MILLIONS RANK ARTIST PLAYS ARTIST PLAYS TITLE / LABEL /GAIN TITLE / LABEL /GAIN LUIS FONSI NO. 1 (8 WKS) 1 14 LADY GAGA FEAT. KANY GARCIA 100/52 NO ME DOY POR VENCIDO UNIVERSAL LATINO 1363 +29 14.032 1 COLBY O'DONIS 139/22 Estigma De Amor ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Just Dance 15 1142 +53 10.257 2 (Sony BMG Norte) 2- LLORO POR TI UNIVERSAL LATINO (Streamline /Kon Live /Interscope) TOTAL STATIONS: 7 GLORIA TREVI TOTAL STATIONS: 4 3 21 882 +36 8.164 4 MAKANO CINCO MINUTOS UNIVERSAL LATINO 100/43 JAGUARES 124/7 Te Amo HAASH 5: 13 Visible (Pavana) NO TE QUIERO NADA 853 +36 7.160 7 SONY BMG NORTE (EMI Televisa) TOTAL STATIONS: 5 TOTAL STATIONS: 9 4-_ REIK 8 826 +5 5.890 11 INOLVIDABLE SONY BMG NORTE ANGEL & KHRIZ 94/14 ARTIST NEW JULIETA VENEGAS CON Na De Na ;! MANA TITLE / LABEL STATIONS GUSTAVO SANTAOLALLA 6 28 725 +1 9.066 3 118/19 (VI /Machete) SI NOTE HUBIERAS IDO WARNER LATINA Algun Dia RICARDO ARJONA 24 TOTAL STATIONS: 11 FRANCO DE VITA Como Duele (Sony BMG Norte) - 9 717 +15 7.689 6 MI SUENO SONY BMG NORTE (Warner Latina) TOTAL STATIONS: 10 RIHANNA 87/5 JUANES KBMG, KGSX, KJMN, KLOL KLVE, KQQK, Disturbia 621 +103 7.930 5 KTCY, VICTOR & LEO 111/20 (SRP /Def Jarn/IDJMG) ODIO POR AMOR UNIVFRSAI Al INO KX08, KXXS, WAMR, WFID, WIAC, WIOA, WKAQ, WPAT, WRMA, WVIV, WVJP, Nada Es Normal TOTAL STATIONS: 3 RICARDOARJONA AIRPOWER/MOST INCREASED PLAYS/MOST ADDED (Sony BMG Norte) MEW 586 +586 7.068 WWVA, WXYX, XAVO, XGLX, XHFG, XHPX COMO DUELE WARNER LATINA 8 TOTAL STATIONS: 8 NE -YO 81/10 FLEX JESSE & JOY 5 Closer 1C = 49 583 -29 5.982 10 Esto Es Lo Que Soy ZORRO VIEJO 110/5 TE W ZERO EMI TELEVISA (Def Jam/IDJMG) (Warner Latina) Chica Especial TOTAL STATIONS: 4 CAMILA (Na] 1 9 16 560 -35 3.543 19 KLOL KTCY, WVJP, WWVA, XGLX ME DA IGUAL SONY BMG NORTE TOTAL STATIONS: 4 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS JUANES 3 10 35 485 -31 6.418 9 DONDEESTAN CORAZON UNIVERSAL LATINO Odio Por Amor (Universal Latino) 17 J UANES ?13: 41 481 -11 21 KJMN, WAMR, XGLX GATAS DE AGUA DULCE UNIVERSAL LATINO 3.379 MANA BETO CUEVAS 3 1. 92 12 470 -23 3.094 24 ARDE EL CIELO WARNER LATINA Vuelvo (Warner MOTEL FEATURING PATY CANTU Latina) 15- 7 447 +50 3.919 15 KJMN, KRIO, KXXS DOS PALABRAS WARNER LATINA JESSE CALLE 13 FEAT. CAFE TACUBA 3 5 & JOY 428 > +62 4.071 14 e ESTO ESLOQUE SOY WARNER LATINA No Hay Nadie Corno Tu 7 LA OREJA DE VAN GOGH (Sony BMG Norte) 16 389 +20 3.726 17 KQQK, WVJP, WXYX e EL ULTIMO VALS SONY BMG NORTE AVENTURA AIRPOWER GLORIA TREVI 2 19 18 +15 EL PERDEDOR PREMIUM LATIN 366 3.588 18 Cinco Minutos TOMMY TORRES (Universal Latino) 14 12 358 -54 16 KJMN, WWVA TARDE O TEMPRANO WARNER LATINA 3.842 LUIS MIGUEL HA -ASH 2 20 27 353 -16 2.916 25 SI TU TE ATREVES WARNER LATINA No Te Quiero Nada 9 CHAYANNE (Sony BMG Norte) MOST 17 351 -16 5.629 12 KJMN, WVIV AMOR INMORTAL SONY BMG NORTE INCREASED ALEJANDRO FERNANDEZ ERRE XI FEAT. PEE WEE 2 PLAYS 22 11 321 -12 2.871 26 SIN CONSIDERACION SONY BMG NORTE Carita Bonita FONSECA (Mas Flow /Machete) 21 6 317 -8 4.683 13 ARPOVITO EMITELEVISA .: KPSL K)(08 LOLA JULIETA VENEGAS CON 25= 9 303 +9 2.488 29 SI ME BESAS EMI TELEVISA GUSTAVO SANTAOLALLA 2 +586 RICARDO ARJONA KALIMBA Algun Dia 23- 6 Como Duele (Warner Latina) JAMAS 287 -17 0.621 - (Sony 8MG Norte) SONY BMG NORTE WI04 +59, WFID +40, KGSX +35, WFID, WXYX KLOL +34, KBMG +33, RKM & KEN -Y WXYX +30, WPAT +2$ WIAC +27, WRMA +27, XHFG +23 2Ei 2 258 +14 2.158 34 TE REGALO AMORES PINA/MACHETE ANGEL & KHRIZ PLAYA LIMBO Na De Na +103 JUANES 24 12 237 -31 0.706 - EL TIEMPO DE TI SONY BMG NORTE (VI/Machete) Odio Por Amor (Universal Latino) KQQK, XGLX +35, MARCO ANTONIO SOUS WVIV XGLX +35,10(08 +12, WRMA+6, WWVA +6, 28= 2 217 +17 3.457 20 WKAQ +5, WPAT +5, WAMR +5, KSSE +4, WMGE +3 NO MOLESTAR FONOVISA BELANOVA 27 6 203 -17 0.762 +72 BETO CUEVAS ONE, TWO, THREE, GOl U, 2, 3 GOO UNIVERSAL LATINO Vuelvo (Warner Latina) EDDY LOVER KRp +27, KKX55 +19, WKAQ oil, WXYX +5, KSSE +5, 5 191 +3 1.205 - LUNA MACHETE XHPX WVIV +L )(MX 4 BETO CUEVAS 181 +72 1.768 37 VUELVO WARNER LATINA +62 JESSE & JOY MARCOS YAROIDE FEATURING DIVINO Esto Es Lo Que Soy (Warner Latina) 181 -5 2.711 27 XGLX +ZS, KTCY +16, WWVAVA 14, XAVO KLOL +9, TODO SE LO DEBO A EL LIJAR 14 WVJP+4, WIAC 3, WKAQ +1, WFID WXYX 1 ERRE XI FEATURING PEE WEE 35 10 174 +4 0.987 - CARITA BONITA MAS FLOW /MACHETE CALLE 13 FEAT. CAFE TACUBA VICENTE FERNANDEZ 16 173 +16 3.239 23 No Hay Nadie Como Tu (Sony BMG Norte) PARA SIEMPRE SONY BMG NORTE WXYX +26, W VJP +18, KQQK +11, KSSE +2 TERCER CIELO ADDED AT... 173 +5 2.365 30 YO TE EXTRANARE RASA WXYX HECTOR ACOSTA San Juan, PR 159 +41 1.084 - SIN PERDON VENEMUSIC PD/MD: Herman Davila LOS TEMERARIOS 17 158 -21 22 Ricardo Arjona, Corno Duele, 30 SITU TE VAS FONOWSA 3325 Calle 13 Feat. Cafe Tacuba, No Hay Nadie KATY PERRY Como Tu, 26 -40 5 156 -3 1.622 39 I KISSED A GIRL CAPITOL Si Senor, Quisiera Ser Yo, 19 LA SECTA ALLSTAR Julieta Venegas Con Gustavo Santaolalla, 37 FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 5, 2008 4 154 -12 2.278 31 Algun Dia, 8 NO PUEDES PARAR NO LITTLE FISH LEGEND: See legend to charts in charts section for rules and symbol explanations. FOR REPORTING STATIONS PLAY LISTS GO TO TOBY LOVE 30 Latin pop, 17 tropical and 10 Latin rhythm stations are electronically monitored by Nielsen 148 -7 1.018 - Broadcast Data Systems 24 hours a day, 7 a 11 LLORAR LLOVIENDO SONY BMG NORTE www.RadioandRecords.com days week. O 2008 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. All rights reserved. LATIN POP MONITORED REPORTERS WWVA/Atlanta, GA XHPX/EI Paso, TX KSSE/Los Angeles, CA WRMA/Miami, FL WKAQ /Puerto Rico KRIO /San Antonio, TX PD: Raffy Contigo PD: David Castillo OM: Elias Autran OM /PD: Tony Campos PD: Carlos Gonzalez OM /PD: Alfonso Flores PD: Nestor Rocha APD: Natalia Cuevas KXXS /Austin, TX KXOB /Fresno, CA WPAT/New York, NY XGLX /San Diego, CA APD: Andrea Becerra OM: Romeo Herrera PD: Jorge Guillen PD: Tony Luna WVJP/Puerto Rico PD: Marylu Ramos PD: Rudy Ramos KLOUHouston, TX XAVO/McAllen, TX KWA/Phoenix, AZ OM /PD: Junior Torres APD: Jorge Rivera MD: Julieta Jil OM: Jeff Koch APD: Gloria Garced PD: Omar Romero PD: Edgar Pineda XHFG/San Diego, CA KIPSUBakersfield, CA PD: Juan Facundo KQQK /Houston, TX WFID /Puerto Rico WXYX /Puerto Rico OM: Elvis Valle PD: Isidro Roman WAMR/Miami, FL PD: Eddie Leon PD: Lucy -Ann Ramos PD /MD: Herman Davila PD: Robbie Ramirez WVIV/Chicago, IL MD: Raquenell PD: Pedro Javier Gonzalez Villarreal WIAC /Puerto Rico KBMG /Salt Lake City, UT XLTN /San Diego, CA OM /PD: Cesar Canales FL KLVE/Los Angeles, CA WMGE/Miami, PD: Valerie Mejia OM: Carlos Martin Valdez PD: Libia Sauza APD: Lucy Herrera OM: Rod Phillips PD: Ana Perez PD: Fernando Perez WIOA/Puerto Rico WRLX/West Palm Beach, FL MD: Armando Reyes PD: Rogelio Alfonso PD: Fernando De Hostos KGSX /San Antonio, TX PD: Raymond Hernandez MD: Raymond Hernandez KTCY /Gallas, TX PD: Manny Herrera PD: Javier Casanova

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www.americanradiohistory.com EDDY LOVER EARNS A TOP 10 WITH HIS FIRST SOLO APPEARANCE ON TROPICAL, AS "LUNA" CLIMBS 13 -9 AND LATIN EARNS AIRPOWER HONORS. LOVER R' / PEAKED AT NO. 32 IN JULY AS A FEATURED POWERED BY II.ClSell ARTIST ON LA FACTORIA'S "PEDONAME."

TROPICAL I1 NIELSEN BDS LATIN RHYTHM Il NIELSEN BDS ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS PLAY "S AUDIENCE ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS PLAYS AUDIENCE TILE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +/- MILLIONS RANK T ITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TW +1- MILLIONS RANK

LOIS FONSI NO. 10 WK)JMOST INCREASED PLAYS IVY QUEEN NO. i (3 Wh:S) 2 13 373 1.847 10 564 +49 6.292 1 NC ME DOY POR VENC IDO UNIVERSAL LATINO +46 DIME MACHETE JUAN LUIS GUERRA Y 440 ANGEL & KHRIZ 29 :39 -22 2.462 5 430 +1E 5.186 2 COMO YO EMI TELEVISA NA LIE NA VI /MACHETE GILBERTO SANTA ROSA EDDY LOVER MOST INCREASED PLAYS 32 311 +10 1.460 15 420 +99 4.806 4 NC TE VAYAS SONY BMG NORTE LUNA MACHETE AVENTURA RKM & KEN -Y 46 296 +22 1.694 12 5 382 +42 4.735 5 EL PERDEDOR PREMIUM LATIN o TE REGALO AMORES PINA/MACHETE CHARLIE CRUZ AVENTURA 28 280 -29 1.591 14 E 8 46 338 +54 1441 9 TL ME CONFUNDES SONY BMG NORTE EL PERDEDOR PREMIUM LATIN A3OLESCENT'S ORQUESTA WISIN & YANDEL 6 15 276 +20 2.813 4 6 3 20 335 -45 3.855 7 EN AQUEL LUGAR KDRTA/UNON SIGUELO MACHETE WISIN & YANDEL DADDY YANKEE 7 7 32 244 -6 2.376 6 7 4 333 +15 5.111 3 AI-ORA ES MACI-ETE LLAMADODE EMERCENCIA EL CARTEL

RKM & KEN -Y AIRPOWER/MOST ADDED DADDY YANKEE 4.169 IC 4 228 14 1.695 11 8 5 21 297 -27 6 TE REGALO AMORES FINA/MACHETE POSE EL CAR -EL EDDY LOVER AIRPOWER BABY BOY 13 10 *14 1.310 19 9 10 27 265 +9 2.154 13 LIMA MACFETE 204 YA NO LLORES (LET ME LOVE YOU) 786 /SIENTE MANA MJ 200 +5 1.182 21 10 9 26 253 -30 1.969 16 SI VOTE HUBIERAS IDO WARNER LATINA HE VENIDO MACHETE JORGE CELEDON & JIMMY ZAMBRANO ENRIQUE IGLESIAS '95 -16 2.213 8 14 8 244 +21 1.371 26 ME VIO LLORAR SONY BMG NORTE LLORO POR TI UNIVERSAL LAT NO FLEX FLEX 195 -37 2.847 3 12 11 49 244 -9 1.484 23 TE QUIERO EMI TELEVISA TE QUIERO EMI TELEVISA DOMENIC MARTE LUIS FONSI 187 +22 0.305 - ,178 12 223 +5E 2.020 15 YO ME EQUIVOCO M.PJJVN/J & N e NO ME DOY POR VENCIDO UNIVERSAL LAT NO E_ CHAVAL TOBY LOVE 173 +33 2271 7 15 221 +15 2.513 11 DONDE ESTAN ESOS AMIGOS MAS/VENEMUSIC LLORAR LLOVIENDO SONY BMG NORTE NJ PITBULL FEATURING LIL JO 168 -7 0.774 28 6 196 +7 3.576 8 HE VENIDO MACHETE ® KRAZY MR. 305 /FAMOUS ARTIST/THE ORCHARD FJEGO TONY DIZE 164 +4 0.558 34 16 12 29 166 -73 2.852 10 M ALMA SE MUERE CHOSEN FEW EMERALD/ONE PERMITAME WY/MACHETE FRANK REYES ERRE XI 161 -10 2.870 2 17 13 33 165 -61 0.940 37 AMOR DESPERDICIADO M.P./JVNL & N CARITA BONITA MAS FLOW /MACHETE OSCAR ITLEON REIK 158 +26 0.959 24 21 4 156 +32 0.688 - NI FRIO NI CALOR SONY BMG NORTE INOLVIDABLE SONY BMG NORTE

TOBY LOVE BABY RANKS FEATURING ANGEL LOPEZ +3E 152 +12 1.380 18 22 11 149 1.520 21 LL ORAR LLOVIENDO SONY BMG NORTE o EL AMOR SE FUE STAR -DOME LATINO ANGEL & KHRIZ MANA 145 -79 0.954 25 20 135 71: 0.569 - NA DE NA VI /MACHETE SI NOTEHUBIERAS DO WARNER LATINA IVY QUEEN RKM & KEN -Y FEATURING PLAN B 144 +1 1307 23 132 -E 1.663 19 OME MACHETE TUVE UN SUENO PINA/MACIETE WILLY CHIRINO LOS YETSONS 135 +44 1.426 16 131 2 1.487 22 LOS CAMPEONES DE LA SALSA EVEN-US/LATINUM NADIE COMO TU ROTA RI ANDY ANDY ®y MANA 120 -23 0.568 33 128 +16 0.834 - PORQUE FUE QUE TE AME EMI TELEVISA ARDE EL CIELO WARNER LATINA CHAYANNE MAKANO MOST ADDED 116 +29 4.467 1 24 24 8 124 +12 1.347 27 A .IOR INMORTAL SONY BMG NORTE TE AMO PANANA PAPI SANCHEZ 2 YAGA & MACKIE +33 114 +30 0.449 38 117 1.386 25 H AZME EL AMOR EN LA PLAYA PLANET/SONY BMG NORTE VEO VEO wLL It ICTOR MANUELLE GLORIA TREVI 109 -13 1.413 17 8 108 +3 0.547 - NJ SOY QUIEN KIYAVINM CINCO MINUTOS UNIVERSAL LA1IN0 FRANK REYES 8 FLEX 101 +12 0.806 27 108 -2 1.266 32 T i REGALO EL MAR M.PJJVN /J & N ESCAPATE EMI TELEVISA OPTIMO CAMILA 98 +9 0.438 39 107 +£ 0337 - VA TE PERO! SOH' BMG NORTE ME DA IGUAL SONY BMG NORTE PRIMA J ENRIQUE IGLESIAS 90 +21 0.477 36 105 +45 0.541 LORO POR TI UNIVERSAL LATINO CORAZON (YOU'RE ROT ALONE] BJH/GEFFEN/INTERSOPE DADDY YANKEE T.I. 84 -19 0.459 37 104 +20 2.295 12 PISE EL CARTEL WHATEVER YOU LIKE GRAND HUSTLE/ATLANTIC

ROCK /ALTERNATIVE RECORD POOL `= 36 ARTIST TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL - 36) ARTIST TITLE IMPRINT PROMOTION LABEL

4 VICTIMAS DEL DOCTOR CEREBRO EL CADAVER DEL AMOR ONE AMERICA 5 THALIA TEN PACIENCIA EMI TELEVISA

5 JAGUARES ENTRE TUS JARDINES EMI TELEVISA 10 CHAMBAO PAPELES MOJADOS SONY BMG NORTE

17 JUUETA VENEGAS EL PRESENTE SONY BMG NORTE 7 MARALA QUIERO TENERTE RVM

7 JAGUARES VISIBLE EMI TELEVISA 4 OSCAR D'LEON NI FRIO NI CALOR SONY BMG NORTE

9 TRIBAL TEQUILA MAXIMO SONIDO RECORDS 15 ANGEL & KHRIZ NA DE NA MACHETE

10 MONTECRISTO TERESA MTC MUSIC 6 EDDY LOVER UNA MACHETE

5 LILA DOWNS & ENRIQUE SUNBURY JUSTICIA EMI LATINNIRGIN 13 WISIN & YANDEL SIGUELO MACHETE

16 ALLISON MEMORAMA SONY BMG NORTE 6 MJ HEVENIDO MACHETE

10 MANA ARDE EL CIELO WARNER LATINA 9 9 13 PUERTO RICAN POWER ENSENAME M.PJJVN/J&N

10 PLASTILINA NOSH LET U KNOW NACIONAL 11 3 OPTIMO YATE FERDI SONY BMG NORTE

9 FATIMA HUSH HUSH FATIMA 11 7 10 JUANES TRES UNIVERSAL LATINO

15 CAFE TACVBA ESTA VEZ UNIVERSAL LATINO 13 15 TOBY LOVE LLORAR LLOVIENDO SONY BMG NORTE

CIRCO ALGUIEN SONY BMG NORTE NEW ANAYKA NADIE SE MUERE POR UN AMGZ PRO MOTION

25 BABASONICOS PIJAMAS UNIVERSAL LATINO 12 18 MAELO RUIZ AROMA DE MUJER )DISCOS/TROPISOUNDS

c 30 MOTEL UNO, DOS, TRES WARNER LATINA ® 18 3 ISMAEL MIRANDA AMIGO TROPISOUNDS

CIRCO VELOCIDAD LUZ SONY BMG NORTE 16 17 NG2 POR AMARTE SONY BMG NORTE

ATERCIOPELADOS RIO NACIONAL TF 14 15 LOS HERMANOS ROSARIO TEECH_DEMENOS M.P./JVN/J&N

D -MENTE SUENO EN GOTAS RAMHOUSN&J NEW ENRIQUE IGLESIAS LLORO POR TI UNIVERSAL LATINO

NATA SIEMPRE ENTRETIENES PISTOLERO 1Ç 17 2 IVY QUEEN DIME MACHETE

12 SEKRETO VUELVE A LA CARGA SONES DEL MEXSIDE 20 15 13 CARIBBEAN CONNECTION INTRO VI/MACHETE

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NO. Ì MOST ADDED NO. Ì MOST ADDED NO. Ì MOST ADDED Be NICKELBACK Gotta Somebody (ROADRUNNER /RRP) T.I. FEAT. RIHANNA Live Your Life ( DEF JAM/GRANDHUSTLE/IDJMG /ATLANTIC) JADAKISS FEAT. NE-YO By My Side (DEEJAM /IDJMG) NO. Ì MOST INCREASED PLAYS NO. i MOST INCREASED PLAYS NO. Ì MOST INCREASED PLAYS

BRITNEY SPEARS Womanizer ( JIVE/ZOMBA) AKON Right Now (Na Na Na) (SRC /UNIVERSALMOTOWN) T.I. FEAT. RIHANNA Live Your Life ( DEF JAM /GRANDHUSTLE/IDJMG/ATLANTIC)

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FALL I OUT BOY Don't Care (FUELED BY RAMENASLANDADJMG) PLEASURE P. Did You Wrong (BLUESTAR/ATLANTIC) RYAN LESLEFEAT. CASSE& FABOLOIIS Addiction IVERSALMOTOWN)

NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK & NE-YO Single ( INTERSCOPE) SHONTELLE T-Shirt (SRC/UNIVERSAL MOTOWN) UNK Show Out (BIG OOMP/KOCH)

REHAB Bartender Song (UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC) ALFAMEGA Uh Huh (GRAND HUSTLE/CAPITOL) M.I.A. Paper Planes (XLIINTERSCOPE)

HINDER Without You (UNIVERSAL REPUBUC) LADY GAGA FEAT. COLEY O'DONIS Just Dance (STREAMLINEA

BRANDY Right Here (Departed) [EPIC) KATY PERRY Hot N Cold (CAPITOL) ROBIN THICKE The Sweetest Love (STAR TRAKANTERSCOPE)

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USHER Here I Stand (LAFACE /ZOMBA) TAYLOR SWIFT Love Story (BIG MACHINE) NATASHA BEDINGFIELD Pocketful Of Sunshine (PHONOGENIC /EPIC) TOP 5 NEW AND ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW AND ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW AND ACTIVE

ARTISTS STAND UP TO CANCER Just Stand Up! (SU2CACUMG) JIMMY WAYNE I Will ( VALORY) JOSH KELLEY To Remember (DNK)

MARIAN CAREY Pm That Chick (ISLANDADJMG) KEITH ANDERSON Somebody Needs A Hug (COLUMBIA) WAYNE BRADY Ordinary (PEAK/CMG)

JAMES FORTUNE & FIYA I Trust You (BLACK SMOKE/WORLDWIDE) THE LOST TRAILERS How 'Bout You Don't (BNA) LEONA LEWIS Better In Time (SYCO/J/RMG)

LABELLE FEAT. WYCLEF JEAN Roll Out (VERVE) GARY ALLAN She's So California (MCA NASHVILLE) ADELE Chasing Pavements (XL/COLUMBIA)

TRIN-I -TEE 5:7 Get Away (SPIRIT RISING/MUSIC WORLD) JULIANNE HOUGH My Hallelujah Song (MERCURY) GREG MEDORO Lost Melody (ODDS ON)

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COLDPLAY 11 Q PAUL HARDCASTLE STAIND 19 7 16 VIVA LA VIDA CAPITOL o MARIMBA TRIPPIN'N' RHYTHM BELIEVE FLIP/ATLANTIC DAUGHTRY NORMAN BROWN APOCALYPTICA FEATURING ADAM GONTIER 15 4 35 WHAT ABOUT NOW RCA/RMG o POPS COOL GROOVE PEAK/CMG DON'T CARE 20 -20 /JIVE/ZOMBA KID ROCK I12 EARL KLUGH RISE AGAINST 4 24 6 ALL SUMMER LONG TOP DOG/ATLANTIC DRIFTIN' KOCH RE- EDUCATION (THROUGH LABOR) DGC/INTERSCOPE O.A.R. BRIAN CULBERTSON METALLICA 7 15 5 28 SHATTERED TURN THE CAR AROUND) EVER FINE/ATLANTIC/RRP ALWAYS REMEMBER GRPNERVE THE DAY THAT NEVER COMES WARNER BROS. 3 DOORS DOWN 112 THE SAX PACK CAROLINA LIAR 6 29 it, 3 32 ITS NOT MY TIME UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC FALLIN' FOR YOU SHANACHIE I'M NOT OVER ATLANTIC 7 PINK ltJ WAYMAN TISDALE THE KILLERS 8 26 ISLAND/IDJMG SO WHAT LAFACE/ZOMBA o THROWIN' IT DOWN RENDEZVOUS HUMAN LIFEHOUSE 1tJ TIM BOWMAN THEORY OF A DEADMAN 2 9 13 BROKEN GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE o SWEET SUNDAYS TRIPPIN'N' RHYTHM BAD GIRLFRIEND 604/ROADRUNNER /RRP tW NATASHA BEDINGFIELD 112 WARREN HILL KINGS OF LEON 25 10 14 POCKETFUL OF SUNSHINE PHONOGENIC/EPIC o LA DOLCEVITA EVOLUTION/KOCH SEX ON FIRE RCA/RMG

NO. Ì MOST ADDED NO. i MOST ADDED NO. Ì MOST ADDED NICKELBACK Gotta Be Somebody (ROADRUNNER /RRP) EUGE GROOVE Religify (NARADA JAll/CAPITOL) THE SMASHING PUMPKINS G.L.O.W. (MARTHA'S MUSIC) NO. i MOST INCREASED PLAYS NO. i MOST INCREASED PLAYS NO. Ì MOST INCREASED PLAYS NICKELBACK Gotta Be Somebody (ROADRUNNER /RRP) WAYNE BRADY Ordinary (PEAK/CMG) NICKELBACK Gotta Be Somebody (ROADRUNNER /RRP) TOP 5 NEW AND ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW AND ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW AND ACTIVE GOO? GOO DOLLS Real (WARNER BROS.) CHRIS STANDRING Have Your Cake & Eat It (ULTIMATE VIBE) DISTURBED Indestructible (REPRISE)

NE -YO Closer (DEFJAMADJMG) ROGER SMITH Sittin In (THERE) INNERPARTYSYSTEM Don't Stop (STOLEN TRANSMISSICINASLAND/IDJMG)

(SKIDDCONIRGIN/CA.?ITOL) FALL OUT BOY I Don't Care (FUELED BY RAMEWISLANDADJMG) OLI SILK Chill Or Be Chilled (TRIPPIN'N' RHYTHM) SAVING ABEL 18 Days

THEORY OF A DEADMAN Not Meant To Be (604/R0ADRUNNER/RRP) LAWSON ROLLINS FEAT. FLORA PURIM Infinita UNFINITA/BAJA/TSR) SLIGHTLY STOOPID 2 A.M. (STOOPID/CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE SOUNDLABS)

ERIC HUTCHINSON Rock & Roll (LETS BREAK/WARNER BROS.) JOHN LEGEND Good Morning (G.0.0.DJC0LUMBIA) THE KOOKS Do You Wanna (ASTRALWERKS/CAPITOL)

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I1 NIELSEN BDS I1 NIELSEN BDS NIELSEN BDS CERTIFICATIONS = ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS 3 ARTIST CERTIFICATIONS úi xi PROMOTION LABEL IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL TITLE IMPRINT / PROMOTION LABEL 1" TITLE IMPRINT / 5 Wo

METALLICA NO. 1(2 WKS) AC /DC NO. 1 (4 WKS) O.A.R. NO. 16t WK) 1 7 1 1 6 THE DAY THAT NEVER COMES WARNER BROS. ROCK N ROLL TRAIN COLOMBIA SHATTERED (TURN THE CAR AROUND) EVERFINE/ATLANTIURRP THEORY OF A DEADMAN METALLICA COUNTING CROWS 2 2 20 /INTERSCOPE BAD GIRLFR 'END 604 /ROADRUNNER/RRP THE DAY THAT NEVER COMES WARNER BROS. COME AROUND DGC/GEFFEN AC /DC THEORY OF A DEADMAN COLDPLAY Il 3 6 19 CAPITOL ROCK N ROL L TRAIN COLUMBIA BAD GIRLFRIEND 604 /ROADRUNNER/RRP VIVA LA VIDA HINDER STAIND DONAVON FRANKENREITER 4 13 15 LOST HIGHWAY USE ME UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC BELIEVE FLIP/ATLANTIC LIFE, LOVE& LAUGHTER APOCALYPTICA FEATURING ADAM GONTIER HINDER SNOW PATROL 5 15 13 ME UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC TAKE BACK THE CITY POLYDOR/TICTION/GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE I DON'T CARE 20 -20 /JIVE/ZOMBA USE

STAIND SAVING ABEL 11 SARAH MCLACHLAN 1 6 15 2 ARISTA/RMG O BELIEVE FLIP /ATLANTIC ADDICTED SKIDDCO/VIRGIN/CAPITOL U WANT ME AIRPOWER INCREASED PLAYS /MOST ADDED BECK SLIPKNOT NEW NICKELBACK /MOST 15 OGC/INTERSCOPE o PSYCHOSO( IAL ROADRUNNER/RRP GOTTA BE SOMEBODY ROADRUNNER /RRP ORPHANS DISTURBED BUCKCHERRY -- PRETENDERS 7 12 INDESTRUC CIBLE REPRISE TOO DRUNK... ELEVEN SEVEN /ATLANTIC BOOTS OF CHINESE PLASTIC SHANGRI-LA BUCKCHERRY DISTURBED Il GAVIN ROSSDALE 9 12 9 28 INTERSCOPE TOO DRUNK, ... ELEVEN SEVEN /ATLANTIC INSIDE THE FIRE REPRISE LOVE REMAINS THE SAME FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH FOO FIGHTERS COLDPLAY 10 25 10 24 CAPITOL NEVER ENO JGH FIRM LET IT DIE ROSWELURCA/RMG LOST!

h0. Ì MOST ADDED NO. Ì MOST ADDED NO. i MOST ADDED NICKELBACK Gotta Be Somebody (ROADRUNNER /RRP) NICKELBACK Gotta Be Somebody (ROADRUNNER/RRP) KEANE The Lovers Are Losing (INTERSCDPE) NO. 1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS NO. Ì MOST INCREASED PLAYS NO. Ì MOST INCREASED PLAYS NICKELBACK Gotta Be Somebody (ROADRUNNER /RRP) NICKELBACK Gotta Be Somebody (ROADRUNNER /RRP) THE KILLERS Human (ISLAND /IDJMG)

TOP 5 NEW AND ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW AND ACTIVE TOP 5 NEW AND ACTIVE

WEEZER Troublemaker (DGC/INTERSCOPE) 12 STONES Adrenaline (WIND -UP) JAMES MORRISON Nothing Ever Hurt Like You (GEFTENANTERSCOPE)

IN THIS MOMENT Forever (CENTURY MEDIA) WEEZER Pork And Beans (DGC/GEFFEN/INTERSCOPE) DAVID BYRNE & BRIAN ENO Strange Overtones (TODO MUNDO)

SCARS ON BROADWAY World Long Gone (VELVET HAMMERANTERSCOPE) SIXX: A.M. Tomorrow (ELEVEN SEVEN) AUGUSTANA I Still Ain't Over You (EPIC)

ARANDA Still In The Dark (ASTONISH) THE BLACK CROWES Oh Josephine (SILVER ARROW) THE KOOKS Shine On (ASTRALWERKS/CAPT-OL)

ONE DAY AS A LION Wild International (ANTI -/EPITAPH) THE SMASHING PUMPKINS G.L.O.W. (MARTHA'S MUSIC) TRISTAN PRETTYMAN Hello (VIRGIN/CAPIFOL)

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all got into radio for a reason.You find naysayers saying radio is not doing this or it should be doing this. At some point they need to have a gut check and ask themselves if they still want to be in this business. If they don't like it, they should get out. Greater Media VP of corporate communications lives for State of radio: 2009 is going to be a great year. the diversity of an ever -changing 'to do' list There are a lot of initiatives going on between the "Radio Heard Here" campaign and technology [like Microsoft's radio- equipped] Zune [MP3 player], HD initiatives and iTagging. There are more opportunities for us to embrace a lot of this tech- Heidi nology than ever before.And from a sales perspective, people have more to work with than ever. It comes down to what radio is best known for: Raphael localism. Nobody else can touch us. Career highlight: I an most proud of the day that Peter asked me to work for him full -time. He's been By Erica Farber a great mentor. I don't take any of this for granted.

Your leadership roll with MIW: I believe in what heidi Raphael personifies the expression that if you want some- we're trying to accomplish. I am so honored I am thing done, ask a busy person. As Greater MediaVP of corpo- a part of that group.When I look at all the women, rate communications, she works closely with senior manage- it's empowering and really important. Edie Hilliard ment to help provide a consistent voice for the company, both has done a great job with the gender analysis report. internally and externally. Raphael also serves as spokeswoman Progress is slow but it's consistent, and there's more l.iaer Nofer of the Mentoring & Inspiring Women (MIW) Radio Group. to do. By working with the industry, looking at new Profile: Heidi Raphael opportunities and taking time to pursue it and Title: Greater Media Getting into the business: I wanted to be in radio I also oversee all our print publications. We do a make it top of mind, it's important to remind peo- VP of corporate com- since I was in junior high school. I used to do the quarterly magazine for employees and a monthly ple about the report and to share the information. munications PA announcements; I had a deep voice as a kid. newsletter and other timely pieces that come up. We just did the "Rising Through the Ranks" lead- Favorite radio format: My family would laugh because I would take the I report directly to [president /CEO] Peter Smyth. ership session. It was so empowering to sit in a Classic rock Sears catalog and my little plastic tape recorder and room with the women that took time to be a part Favorite TV show: sit in my room and write commercials and copy. Long -term goals: My job is so diverse.We're always of that.That's the passion that makes radio so great. "House" I wanted to be Barbara Walters. I used to enter looking for the right situation.We just bought sta- It's very important we continue the MIW's mission. Favorite song: "I don't these Distributive Education Radio Advertising tions in Charlotte; it was the perfect fit for us.The I'm committed and believe in it." really have a favorite competitions in high school and through that I company is always looking for the right fit that fits song, but On the Road met some people who were interested in getting the mold and the vibe of Greater Media. We may Most influential individual: Peter, of course. [Greater Again' comes to mind into radio and ended up going to school for it. not be in a lot of markets, but the markets we're Media InteractiveVP/GM] Tom Bender in Detroit. because of my life and in are strong and they're all great stations. Bill Weston helped give me my break. [Citadel/ my husband's life." First job: Working at a Music of Your Life station. Buffalo OM] John Hager ... I worked for him for Favorite movie: The I was doing weekends and also working at the Biggest challenge: Continuing to reinvent years. He's a terrific person.And [Greater MediaVP Godfather" Better Business Bureau as an assistant PR person myself. Looking for new ways to do things and of program development] Buzz Knight. I've been Favorite book: and at Jones Inner Cable doing TV production, how we can make it bigger and better.What's the really lucky. I've had some great mentors that I can Thomas Friedman's shooting football and basketball games for the next thing? How can we take it to the next level? go to and ask, "Am I doing this right? "They're nice "The World Is Flat" area high school. Then I got a call to do traffic, I love doing that. It's great. and they get it, and I respect them for that. Favorite restaurant: flying around in a helicopter in Buffalo during The Park Cafe, Nashville my vacation time. I was doing all these things Do you miss being on the air? I actually don't. I like Advice for broadcasters: Right now there are so many Beverage of choice: because I really wanted to get into the business change, doing something different every day. The great things going on in our industry and we have Diet Pepsi with lemon and there were no real full -time jobs open. One great thing in this position is that you may have a more at our fingertips than ever before. It's all about Hobbies: "Collectively, day Bill Weston, who was working as a program list of things to accomplish but something comes moving radio forward.We need to remind ourselves my husband travels director in Buffalo at WHTT, called and asked if up and totally takes you in a different direction.We why we got into it. I also encourage broadcasters to about nine months out of I would be interested in doing mornings. I quit embrace mentoring and diversity. It's great to see the year and if he's on all my jobs and went to work for him. more companies embracing what we're doing with the road for more than a the MIW and I look forward to working with them

couple weeks at a time, I Joining Greater Media: I joined in April 1996. I all and getting the word out, promoting women and fly out and see him. So actually went to work for Doug Podell as mar- getting them to promote women to senior positions between that, the non- keting director at WRIF [Detroit] for four years. in radio. And I applaud those that are doing it. R&R profits, the different From there I moved through the ranks. I ran a

things I do with the MIW nontraditional revenue department and all the or anything else I'm marketing for the group in Detroit. 'The great thing in this

working on, I spend most position is that you may have of my off time working Describe your responsibilities: Every day is an a list of things to accomplish on those projects." event. I do everything from coordinating all the but something comes up and E -mail address: PR for the company to helping oversee different totally takes you in a hraphael@ marketing initiatives for Greater Media and any different direction. Every day greatermedia.com company -wide projects for the entire organization. is an event. -Heidi Raphael

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