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SINGLES 01 LOVE NEED I 1987 12, September R.E.M. 23 No. 46 Volume LOVE I ONE THE $2.00 7 PRICE COPY SINGLE Cars GIRL THE ARE YOU Mister Mr. REAL SOMETHING WATCH TO SINGLES 2 - RPM - September 12, 1987 Lynyrd Skynyrd to tour in support of new album Bureausis epidemic strikes CRT( by George Pollard On October 20, 1977, yet another plane crash Artimus Pyle have teamed with Johnny Van took the life of a young rock 'n' roll star: Zant (and The Honkettes: Dale Krantz Ross- In 1985, the CRTC shifted from a regulatory of the Ronnie Van Zant; and with him soon after ington and Carol Bristow) and former pro- to a supervisory approach. tion, ducer Tom Dowd to select material from the Their logic was simple. A supervisory resistant went the band he had formed a decade criticism previously - Lynyrd Skynyrd. Yet, this month MCA archives. approach would simplify procedures. This MCA will release Legend, a "new" album All but one of the tracks features the was a major innovation. This was the engine no neck: to drive broadcasting upward and onward to Inq, from the re-formed band which will a mixture vocals of the late Ronnie Van Zant. The re- new heights. This was good for broadcasting. bureausi of unreleased tracks and "B" sides. maining track, One In The Sun, features the Original members, Gary Rossington, vocals of Steve Gaines, who was also killed in More to the point, the CRTC's workload doubled between 1978 and 1985, while its Allen Collins, Billy Powell and Leon Wilker- the crash, and was a demo from his original The son, as well as later members Ed King and band, and this version was recorded by the staff decreased by 12.5 percent. Furthermore, in 1985, several CRTC leaders (Executive app! new lineup. burc Also included are: Take Your Time, the Committee) were lawyers (Bureau, Lawrence, Howie Mandel to host Coupal, Mongeau). A decade earlier, Charles flip of Sweet Home Alabama; Mr. Banker, Crowded House, seen withtheir manager Gary Juno Award show the flip of Gimme Three Steps; Truck Driver, Stamier (2nd from right), proudly accepted platinum Dalfen and Jeanne Lasalle were the only to maim "B" side of Don't Ask No Questions; Sweet records duringtheir recent Canadian tour from lawyersontheExecutiveCommittee. and deci. Howie Mandel will once again host the Juno Little Missey and Georgia Peaches, both in- Capitol president Richard Lyttellon (I) for their self - (Lawyers regulating cultural is a logical in- context. Awards, which take place in Toronto at the titled debut. World Where You Live, originally the first consistancy.) tended for the Street Survivors LP and taken single, has been recently released following the situation O'Keefe Centre (Nov 2). The show will be from a rehearsal tape recorded at the group's Lawyers are okay. They risefor 0 too. broadcast live on the CBC-TV Network. band's success with Don't Dream It's Over and Something So Strong. Canada. They love their spouses. They adore The Mandell hosted last year's Juno Awards Jacksonvillefacility; The Four Walls of Raiford; When You've Got Good Friends, their children ... and, they abuse small furry creased t and made such an impression, it was decided also from the rehearsal tape; and Simple Peterson presented with creatures. But, faced with adversity, they fall Policy a to ask him back. back on what they know best. And what they tools. B "As host of last year's Juno Awards," Man, a live concert version from Atlanta's Fox Theatre, where the band recorded One annual TBS Award know bestisrules,procedures and for- Both act says Neill Dixon, "Mandel's zany and im- malities. research provisational sensibilities earned him high ac- More From The Road. The Toronto Blues Society recently presented The band is touring the U.S. this fall, in- Holger Peterson (President of Stony Plain This is called a bureaupathic reaction. But, thel colades from the viewing public as well as the It's rooted in insecurity caused by stress. Juno Award nominees, and achieved the cluding the Charlie Daniels' Volunteer Jam Records) with their annual Blues With A to lose si (Sept 6) in Nashville, and the "possibilty" ex- Feeling Award, their third such presentation, the decis highest enjoyment factor of any host during Too ists for the inclusion of Canadian dates. and given in appreciation of his long -running Bureaupathic leaders are the Juno Awards' sixteen year history as untilit' revealed in the market research study." and on -going contributions to the blues com- insecure. They demand control. Mandel currently has four features in Passing of Monique Peer munity. research, Flattered, yet honoured, Peterson says decision development and an HBO Special called On the end of an era Commis: Location: Howie From Maui Live, which will he would have been "the last person in the More stress means more insecurity. More in- security means bureaupathic reactions. perhaps, air in the fall. Monique I. Peer, Chairperson of the Peer world that would have expected to be the reci- Southern Group and wife of the company's pient of this particular award," previously Bureaupathic leaders are insecure. They call on founder Ralph Peer, died in her sleep, Aug. bestowed upon Willie Dixon and Bruce Ig- demand control. They like reliable behaviour sider, stz 30, at her home in Los Angeles. She had been lauer.His involvementinblues extends because it's predictable. Predictable means consistet ill for some time. beyond his own label - he has a radio show on controllable ... and control needs rules, for- Wh The Peer Southern Music Publishing CKUA and also serves as the Artistic Director malities and clear lines of authority. sorely, v Company was founded in 1928 by Ralph for the Edmonton Folk Festival. Understaffed and facing an unrelenting context, Peer, who met and married his wife in the Called Natchl Blues (aired across Alber- workload, CRTC leadersreacted, across ti early '30s. Mrs. Peer, who at that time, was ta via the Access Network) Peterson's show bureapathicly.Theyshiftedfroma decision an international traveller and quite fluent in has been running for the past 18 years and is regulatory to a rule oriented supervisory ap- blems. Spanish, became an important addition to the the longest running blues radio show in proach. At company, in view of their acquisition of Canada, he informs. "The other thing," The shift wasn't for the good of the Broadca Spanish -language copyrights. Peterson continues, "is because of my in- regulated.Itwasforthe good of the awarded The elder Peer died in 1960 and his wife volvement with the folk festival, I've tried to regulator. It would reduce stress an insecuri- CJOH-1 took charge of the company, which has present a fair amount of blues and roots ty. The Commission believed an emphasis on gave neN become one of the most powerful music music over the last couple of years. So,I rulesandprocedureswouldeasetheir Only a s publishing companies in the world with head think,it's probably a combination of the workload. No one's sure it did. see the offices in New York and offices in 23 coun- three." What we'resuredidoccur wasa Commui tries. Her son, Ralph Peer II, was appointed Stony Plain is coming off a successful bureausis epidemic. Bureausis is a malady sold CJ( President of the company in 1971, and it's ex- year,havingreleasedIanTyson's thatafflictssome employeesoflarge its new I. Virgin's Cutting Crew were presented gold for the pected he will now take on an even greater Cowboyography, Prairie Oyster and with up- organizations. Its symptoms are rigid stan- As single I Just Died In Your Arms and their album Broad- cast following the band's show at Kingswood last role in the company. coming albums expected from Downchild dardization,impersonality,pigeon -holing month.
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