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Ice-T Re^Rns to the Real Inside: the Cash Box Retail Guide 'f)L. LIX, NO. 30 Newspaper $3.95 ftSo E ENTERTAINMENT TRADE M. rj V;K Ice-T Re^rns To The Real Inside: The Cash Box Retail Guide 0 82791 19360 4 VOL. LIX, NO. 30 April 6, 1996 NUMBER ONES STAFF GEORGE ALBERT President and Publisher POP SINGLE KEITH ALBERT THE ENTERTAINMENT TRADE MAGAZINE Exec. V.PJOeneral Manager Always Baby Be My M.R. MARTINEZ Mariah Carey Managing Editor (Columbia) EDITORIAL Los Angdes JOhM GOFF GIL ROBERTSON IV DAINA DARZIN URBAN SINGLE HECTOR RESENDEZ, Latin Edtor Cover Story Nashville Down Low ^AENDY NEWCOMER New York R. Kelly Ice-T Keeps It Real J.S GAER (Jive) CHART RESEARCH He’s established himself as a rapper to be reckoned with, and has encountered Los Angdes BRIAN PARMELLY his share of controversy along the way. But Ice-T doesn’t mind keepin’ it real, ZIV RAP SINGLE which is the key element in his new Rhyme Syndicate/ Priority release Ice VI: TONY RUIZ PETER FIRESTONE The Return Of The Real. The album is being launched into the consciousness of Woo-Hah! Got You... Retail Gude Research fans and foes with a wickedly vigorous marketing and media campaign that LAURI Busta Rhymes Nashville artist’s power. Angeles-based rapper talks with underscores the The Los Cash GAIL FRANCESCHl (Elektra) Box urban editor Gil Robertson IV about the record, his view of the industry MARKETINO/ADVERTISINO today and his varied creative ventures. Los A^gdes FRANK HIGGINBOTHAM —see page 5 JOI-TJ RHYS COUNTRY SINGLE BOB CASSELL Nashville To Be Loved By You The Cash Box Retail Guide Inside! TED RANDALL V\^nonna New York NOEL ALBERT (Curb) CIRCULATION NINATREGUB, Managa- Check Out Cash Box on The Internet at JANET YU PRODUCTION POP ALBUM HTTP: //CASHBOX.COM. Also featured on SHARON CHAMBLISS-TRAYLOR Anthology 2 CompuServe! GENERAL COUNSEL DONALD WEISSMAN & ASSOCIATES The Beatles Phone: (818)704-5151 CONTENTS PUBLICATION OFFICES (Apple/Capitol) LOS ANGELES 6464 Sinset Blvd. SUte 605 , COLUMNS Hollywood, CA 90028 R&B ALBUM Ph.one: (213) 464-8241 East/West 4 Fax; (213) 464-3235 All Eyez On Me NASHVILLE The Rhythm & The Rhyme 8&9 50 Muac Square \Atest, Sute 804 2Pac Nashville, TN 3720343212 (Death Latin Lowdown 14 Phone (615)329-2898 Row) Fax; (615) 320-5120 Blues News & Notes 18 NEW YORK P O Box 2089 JAZZ ALBUM aiffside Park, NJ 07010 CHARTS Phone; (800) 580-6946 Q’s Jook Joint Fax (201)585-9409 Top 100 Urban Singles 6 CHICAGO Quincy Jones Dreaor, Coin Operadcns COMPASIO (QwesfJ Top 75 R&B Albums 8 CAMILLE 1442 S. 61 St. Ave. Qcero, IL 60650 Top 25 Rap Singles 9 Phone (708)863-7440 COUNTRY ALBUM Top 100 Pop Singles 10 UNITED KINGDOM rector of Operations The VVoman In Me Top 100 12 HAL LEVY Pop Albums 19 Parkowen, Quaker Road Shania Twain Cork, Ireland Top 40 Latin Albums 15 Phone/Fax; 353-2131-6347 (Mercury) Top 25 Blues Albums 18 BRAZIL CHRISTOPHER PICKARD Gavea, 611/BL2/3CI4 Top 15 Weekly Film Grosses 16 Est. da Ro de Janeiro - FU 22 610 - Brazil POSITIVE COUNTRY Phone/Fax; (55-21)322-2290 Top 100 Country Singles 20 Lake Of Fire ITALY CMT Top 12 Video Countdow/n 23 MAFtIO DE LUIGI Jeff McKee "Music e Disdri" Top 75 Country Albums 24 Via De Amias 47 201233 (Mountainview) Milan. Italy Phone. (902) 839-18^7/832-79-37 Positive 25 Top 40 Country Singles JAPAN SACHIO SAITO LATIN ALBUMS 2-F FL|ishro-Bldg. DEPARTMENTS 4-Chome, 30-4, Shinbashi El Deseo De Oir Tu Voc Minato-ku Tokyo, Japan 105 Cristian Industry News 3 Phone: 03 (5401)2065 Fax: 03 (5401)2067 (Fonovisa) Urban Reviews 7, 9 CASH BOX (ISSN 0008 7289) is pub- Pop Reviews 11,13 lished weekly (except Christmas holi- days) by Cash Box^ P.O. Box 2089, BLUES ALBUMS Latin Reviews 14 Cliffside Park, NJ 07010 for $180 first Ledbetter Heights class. Copyright 1 995 by George Albert. Film & TV Reviews 16,17 All rights reserved. Copyright under Kenny V\feyne Shepard Universal Copyright Convention. Country/Positive Country 20-25 POSTMASTER: Send address changes (Revolution) Blvd., I to Cash Box, 6464 Sunset #605, Coin 26 Hollywood. CA 90028. CASH BOX APRILS, 1996 3 Lead Story ON Roger Ames has been THE Courts Side With appointed to the newly-cre- ated role of president of the PolyGram Music Group, MOVE ASCAP & BMI and will have worldwide re- sponsibility for all the com- U.S. DISTRICT JUDGE BARBARA S. JONES has declared provisions pany’s recorded music and music publishing opera- of the New York statute enacted last year at the behest of restaurant and small tions. He was previously chairman/CEO of PolyGram business owners unconstitutional. UK, a post that will now be filled by John Kennedy, The decision will restore to songwriters, music publishers and the per- who will report to Ames. Ames now will be responsible for and have reporting to him international pop mar- forming rights organizations who represent them, important tools they have keting, worldwide music publishing, worldwide clas- traditionally been given to fight unauthorized use of their musical works by sics and jazz, all music and video labels in the U.S. as restaurants and other businesses using copyrighted music. ^ well as PolyGram Group Distribution and PolyGram The provision found to be in violation of the U.S. Copyright Law would ^ Holding Inc.’s finance function. He will also oversee have required the performing rights organizations to give Kennedy a proprietor notice the company’s music activities in the rest of the world. of infringing performances of copyrighted musical works within 72 hours of Ames started his music career in 1975 with EMI UK those performances, or face a lawsuit in New York State Court for damages. before joining PolyGram UK in 1979. He became "All creators hail Judge Jones’ decision,” stated Marilyn Bergman, general manager of the newly -reopened London label president and board chairman of the American Society of Composers, in 1983 before leaving there in 1993 as managing of Authors and Publishers (ASCAP). “The New York statute stands against director to become chairman/CEO PolyGram UK. Kennedy now will assume responsibility for Poly- the very principles of copyright protection that we have long fought to Gram’s UK operation. Prior to his appointment, he safeguard” Harris managed a London-based law firm, having started his “Judge Jones' decision is a victory for all songwriters, composers and music career in 1978 in business affairs for PolyGram music publishers in their struggle to achieve a level playing field with / ^ jjlk UK. I Ray Harris has been named sr. vp of black businesses who are using their music,” said Frances W. Preston, presi- I music for Epic Records where he now will be respon- of “It is important that songwriters their federally dent/CEO BMI. maintain sible for overseeing marketing and promotion activities guaranteed right to protect themselves against unauthorized and uncompen- for the label’s urban roster. Harris boasts an expansive sated use of their work. Judge Jones’ decision resoundlingly confirms this career in the music industry, having held high ranking basic principle.” executive posts, most recently as sr. vp of market- ASCAP & BMI had filed suit in federal court shortly before the new law ing/promotion, black music and jazz at Warner Bros. /Reprise Records. He has held similar posts at was to have taken effect on January 1 , 1996, seeking to have those provisions declared unconstitutional. In the suit, ASCAP and BMI vs. Pataki, the RCA Records and Solar Records. B Jon Klein has performing rights organizations pointed out that the federal copyright law been named to head marketing at Maverick Record- ings and will be responsible for the creative and gives a copyright owner three years to file an infringement suit, not the three strategic marketing of the label’s releases. A 20- year days mandated for notice under the new law. industry veteran, Klein most recently was sr. director In her decision. Judge Jones reviewed the procedures performing rights Alouete of video promotion for Arista Records. He held various organizatioas employ in dealing with infringers and concluded “compliance jobs at Arista, including regional promotion director with the statute would be difficult and frequently impossible, inexorably and regional sales director. B Kelly Mills has been leading to violatioas of the 72-hour provision.” She also concluded that “the named vp of marketing at A&M Records and will now 72-hour notice requirement burdens enforcement and thus threateas to mar- oversee product management and the advertising/mer- ginalize copyright itself because copyright is not self-enforcing. ..the provi- chandising departments. She joined the company in sions of the New York statute aid in the infringement of copyright by hindering 1989 as a promotion manager in Minneapolis then abilities to detect a pattern of ongoing infringement through unanticipated Farman moved to a similar post in Boston before coming to the ’’ a headquarters in 1994 when she follow-up visits. company’s Los Angeles The court also noted that the provisions of the New York statute were in became advertising director. B Reprise Records has a pair of appointments. Sandy Alouete has been confiict with provisions of the federal copyright law that provide for, among 1 } made ' ^ named vp and ^t Coast label manager for Reprise. other things, statutory monetary damages for each copyrighted work in- She began her career in 1985 as an executive assistant fringed. at Sire Records and in 1989 was named label manager. Susan Drew has been named vp of A&R for Reprise. Cannon Drew started her career in 1983 in Epic Records’ publicity department and her last industry post was vp Charges Against Isgro of A&R at Chrysalis.
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