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INSIDE: FIRST BIRCH SUMMER STORIES
New York: WHTZ hangs on in
the face of WQHT, WBLS surges Los Angeles: KFWR off but first; Pirate mates it a three - CHR race; KPOO rebounds Chicago: WCCI -FM tops in
stable book San Francisco: KGO, KMEL back into fie for first; Giant gains for KNBR Philade /phia: WMMR bolts to top; WIOQ wins CHR contest Detroit: WJLB hits double figures; WDFX opens CHR lead
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AL PSYCHS OUT BROADCASTERS FCC Chairman Al Sikes calls for "voluntary" standards for radio programming at Radio '89, and the NAB promptly volunteers to construct them.
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JACOR: PAY !iS $2 MILLION OR WE GO CHR IN TAMPA Radio's foremost corporate prankaters, the folks at Jacor, were on tie air at WFLA & WFLZITampa threatening to take WFLZ CHR aganst 0105 unless Edens paid a h,dsome ransom of $2 million to Maintain its market monopoly. See Street Talk for more.
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AC TRANSITIONS FROM PD TO GM Three programmers who've made the jump to the GM chair offer suggestions on making the transition easier.
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A JOLT OF CURRENT FOR AOR WIYYIBaltimore is playing a lot of currents - unusual enough in today's AOR climate. Even better for supporters of new music, it's gained two full share points in six months. PD Russ Mottle philosophizes.
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The Beat Goes On: KFAC Becomes KKBT Multi- Format Hybrid `Rocks With A Beat'
Halting endless nationwide speculation over its formatic fu- ture, Evergreen Media's KFAC /Los Angeles dropped its 40 -year Classical format Wed- nesday (9 /20) in favor of an eclectic, Urban- slanted adult rock approach. The new call let- ters are KKBT, and its slogan is "Rock With A Beat."
In an exclusive preview for R &R, President /GM Jim deCastro said the station will
target "25 -44, maiily female, [an audience] representative of L.A.'s diverse ethnic mix."
PD Liz Kiley said the station, nicknamed "FM 92," will fea- ture such artists as Steve Win- wood, the Police, Stevie Won- der, INXS, Santana, Gloria Estefan, Robert Palmer, Hall &
Oates, and the Temptations. A significant portion of the music will be recurrent and gold - based.
NAB's Battle Of New Orleans Shock Talk, ARB Debates Dominate Radio '89
A roaring debate over "shock radio" and repeated instances of Arbitron- bashing dominated the Radio '89 convention, at- tended by 6885 broadcasters in New Orleans last week.
Morning `Cesspools' FCC Chairman Al Sikes set
the tone when he asked broad- casters on Friday morning (9/15) to voluntarily clean up "shock radio" (see story, Page 16).
A "Morals Vs. Mornings" session was supposed to offer air personalities a forum where they could "square off against their critics." But the only talent scheduled for the panel, Carolyn Fox of WHJY /Provi- dence, was a no-show and wasn't replaced. The resulting
Ray Livesay accepts NAB National Radio Award from NAB President/ CEO Eddie Fritts.
PolyGram's A &M Buyout Ready To Go
According to reliable sources, PotyGram concluded a deal last week to buy A &M Records for around $500 million, not in-
cluding A &M's historic lot or its
lucrative publishing interests, reportedly set for forthcoming global expansion. Contrary to published reports which had the PolyGram deal being announc- ed late last week, plans are to announce the details officially at a press conference within the next two weeks.
KFAC /See Page 31
FCC Chairman Al Sikes called on stations to voluntarily clean up "shock radio" elements.
session centered on broadcast- ers' fears of license revocation, fines, and FCC sanctions re- sulting from indecent and ob- scene broadcasts.
Panelist Ed McAteer of the Memphis -based Religious Roundtable said "broadcasters who claim obscenity can hide behind First Amendment laws are doomed to fail ... America must climb out of the cesspool of immorality." Barry Lynn of the American Civil Liberties Union noted, "`Shock jocks' are pushing taste barriers past the boiling point, and to them it's just a game a way to make money."
ARB Hot Seat Arbitren execs found them-
selves on the hot seat through- out the convention as broad- casters slammed the ratings service for its research method- ology and criticized its high prices.
The initial salvo came as an SRO crowd exceeding 700 pack- ed the explosive "Diarykeepers Exposed" seminar presented by Bolton Research Corp. The session, which featured video- taped interviews with partici- pants in a simulated radio diarykeeping experiment, pro- voked both howls of laughter and winces of pain from the au- dience.
In several of the interviews, Bolton diarykeepers confessed that they didn't fill out listening diaries on a daily basis; others simply guessed at what stations they had listened to.
NAB /See Page 14
WLS, KNIX Among First Marconi Winners
The Marconi Awards, NAB's bid to enter the major -league Oscar/Emmy /Grammy awards sweepstakes, came off in style during a four -hour ceremony held on the final night of the Radio '89 convention. The debut presentation, hosted by Dick Clark and Paul Shaffer and pro- duced by Film House's Tony Quin, ran long but smoothly, with top talent from radio and other showbiz realms constant- ly in evidence and well- received winners.
Award presenters were often
KNIX -AM & FM /Phoenix's Larry Daniels (r) accepted the Major Mar- ket Station Of The Year award from WGN/Chicago's Wally Phillips (I).
The KNIX combo also won in the Country Station category.
intriguingly mismatched with the awards they gave out (Country WZZK -AM & FM/ Birmingham's Patti & The Doc handed out the Black/Urban award, for example).
KNIX -AM & FM, Phoenix was dubbed Major Market Sta- tion and Country Station of the Year, while KVIL -AM & FM/ Dallas's Ron Chapman got the Major Market Personality nod. Entertainment was prcvided by Shaffer and the World's Most Dangerous Band, Michael Bol- ton, Donna Summer, and com- ics Mack & Jamie, Jeff Altman, and John Candy. MARCONI AWARDS /See Page 18
EXCLUSIVE Tom Birch Leaves Birch To Form Opus Media
Livek/Engel Team Heads Birch
(L -r) Bill Livek, Tom Birch, Bill Engel
Birch /Scarborough founder/ Chairman Tom Birch will leave the ratings and research firm he started in 1978 to co-found a new radio acquisition company, Opus Media Group. Heading Birch /Scarborough will be
President /COO Bill Livek and Exec. VP /Operations Group President Bill Engel, who will
continue in their present posi- tions. Birch's partner in Opus Media is former programmer/ station operator Ray Quinn, who will begin looking fcr prop- erties immediately. Birth will exit the ratings company which will retain its present name, on January 1.
BIRCH /See Page 31
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Jacor Appoints New WMJI, KRFX GMs Visotcky To Cleveland, Howe Upped In Denver
Bob Visotcky KRFX /Denver GM Bob Visot-
cky has been transferred to Jacor AC WMJI /Cleveland as VP /GM. He replaces the exiting Phil Levine. Also arriving from KRFX is Terry Hardin as GSM, who will direct seven sales people.
At KRFX, GSM Don Howe has succeeded Visotcky as GM.
Visotcky told R&R, "It's impor- tant for me to get wired to the mar- ket and get its trust. I want to know
EXITS ABC
Giordano Forms April Broadcasting
Philip Giordano Seventeen -year ABC Radio vet
Philip Giordano has left the com- pany to form April Broadcasting, which will initially seek acquisi- tions in small and medium markets.
Giordano, who had been Sr. VP at ABC, will be April's CEO. The company's initial funding will come from the equity investment fund of Murphy & Fauver, a $30 million management buyout fund.
Said Giordano, "Although I leave ABC with some regret and emotion after 17 years, I am excited to be moving to a new level of opportuni- ty and one which I have wanted to pursue for the past several years."
GIORDANO /See Page 31
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Walker Upped At KRLD Command's KRLD /Dallas has
upped Exec. News Manager Rich- ard Walker to Director /News & Programming. He replaces Tom Tradup, who left in July to become President/GM at WLS /Chicago.
KRLD VP /GM Mike Ewing said, "After conducting a nationwide search, I'm pleased to announce that we had the best candidate right here."
WALKER/See Page 30
Don Howe
the community's needs and act to serve those needs. We don't have a lot of problems to fix here; the sta- tion is in good shape. In the sum- mer book, we might be number one 12+ for the first time since 1983."
Regarding Hardin, Visotcky told R&R, "I trust him implicitly, and have watched him grow from AE
JACOR /See Page 31
Capps Gets The Fax
KKRZ (Z100)IPortland PD Mark Capps is the winner of a portable fax machine in R &R HOTFAX's first trivia contest. All entrants who cor- rectly answered a trivia question in
R &R HOTFAX over the last eight weeks were entered in the drawing for the fax. Watch for more chal- lenging contest opportunities in
R &R HOTFAX.
Reynolds VP /GM At KOY Combo
Nancy Reynolds KFSD /San Diego VP /GM Nancy
Reynolds has become VP /GM at Edens Broadcasting MOR /CHR combo KOY -AM & FM (Y95)/ Phoenix. She replaces Mike Horne, who became VP /GM at sister WRBQ -AM & FM /Tampa.
Edens Chairman Gary Edens said, "I've known Nancy Reynolds to be one the brightest, most cre- ative GMs in our industry and am excited that she will be leading KOY and Y95 into the 19905."
Edens President Michael Oster - hout commented to R&R, "Nancy Reynolds is an absolute superstar. She may be one of the greatest hires that Edens Broadcasting has ever made. She has the people skills to take KOY and Y95 into the '90s and beyond."
Reynolds remarked, "I started my career in CHR at KTKT /Tuc- son. I'm a strong competitor, and being with [Classical] KFSD has
REYNOLDS /See Page 31
Chuck Morgan
Morgan PD At WLTT
WBSB /Baltimore programmer Chuck Morgan will become PD at CBS AC WLTT /Washington Octo- ber 2. He succeeds Don Davis, who was recently elevated to VP /GM.
Davis told R&R, "Chuck is one of the brightest programmers I've met. He's a good thinker, an ex- cellent detail person, and works well with people. Since his back- ground includes a variety of con- temporary formats, he will be ag- gressive when it comes to setting the station's marketing stance. The variety of competitive situations Chuck has found himself in pre- pares him for the battle here."
Morgan, who was on vacation and unavailable for comment at presstime, previously program- med WRQX (Q107) /Washington, WKQX /Chicago, and WOMC /De- troit.
WLTT placed 13th 12+ in the spring Arbitron (3.3) and 12th in Birch (3.2).
Masters Resigns As MN's Exec. VP/GM
MTV Exec. VP /GM Lee Masters has resigned from the music video networks, and will pursue new op- portunities, most likely in the mu- sic business. Masters had joined the company in April 1986 as VP of the VII-1 channel, becoming MTV Exec. VP /GM in October 1987.
MTV Networks President /CEO Tom Freston said Masters's posi- tion would not be filled, citing the May appointments of MTV Presi- dent John Reardon and VH -1 Presi- dent Ed Bennett. Freston said some of Masters's responsibilities will be reassigned shortly. He cred- ited Masters with leading "the charge in the renaissance of MTV over the last three years."
Masters told R&R that after the May reorganization, "I figured I'd give it a try, but there wasn't room for two of us. The company made
MASTERS /See Page 31
Beck XHTZ's OM /PD
Tony Maddox has resigned as OM/PD at Rock CHR XHTZ /San Diego, and crosstown KIFM air personality Gary Beck has come aboard as OM/PD. Maddox will stay on in a production capacity.
With 18 years of San Diego and Southern California radio ex- perience, Beck has been an air talent at San Diego outlets (AOR) KPRI and (Gold) XTRA (AM) ; he was PD at "California Classics" KLZZ (now KKLQ).
BECK/See Page 31
. SEPTEMBER 22, 1989
COUNTRY SPRING SUCCESSES A special salute to four Country stations which topped their respective medium markets. Each station had a 16 share minimum; they share their winning ways inside.
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FEATURES
RADIO BUSINESS: Hearings & suits 8
NAB NEWS /PHOTO COVERAGE 14 OVERVIEW
MANAGEMENT: Martin Sherry Award set 20 MEDIA: Books for your music library 23 TECHNOLOGY: High -tech exec tools 26 LIFESTYLES: Dope on the decline 27
NEWSBREAKERS 28 TIMELINE 29 STREET TALK: Jacor holds Edens for ransom 32 RATINGS: New Birch summer ratings 39 ON THE RECORDS: When artists started out 40 MUSIC:
ROCK OVER LONDON 41
COMPACT DATA 42 POLLSTAR 42
MUSIC DATEBOOK 47 CALENDAR: Doer's profile 54 MARKETPLACE 58 OPPORTUNITIES 61
CONSULTANTS DIRECTORY 25
FORMATS
CHR: Birmingham battleground 44 URBAN CONTEMPORARY: Summer fun 48 COUNTRY 52
Nashville This Week: Country goes int'l 50 AOR: Current -intensive success 55 AC: The PD -GM leap 57
MUSIC INFORMATION
WORLD MUSIC OVERVIEW: DMR dance tracks, UK, Australia, Canada charts 41
MUSIC VIDEO: MN, VH -1 lists 42 URBAN CONTEMPORARY 64 COUNTRY 68 CURRENT -BASED AC 72 GOLD -BASED, FULL -SERVICE AC 75 NAC 76 CONTEMPORARY JAZZ 76 AOR TRACKS 78 AOR ALBUMS 79 NEW ROCK BO
CHR 84 AC, AOR, CHR, COUNTRY, URBAN CHARTS BACK PAGE NEW ROCK, NAC, CONTEMPORARY JAZZ HIGHLIGHTS BACK PAGE
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Velasquez, Leavitt Island Nat'l Promo Directors
Steve Leavitt
As part of a restructuring and expansion of its promotion depart- ment, Island Records has upped East and West Coast Promotion Managers Lisa Velasquez and Steve Leavitt to National Promo- tion Directors for the New York - based label. In addition to their radio responsibilities, they will oversee and direct a newly created field staff.
Island VP /Pop Promotion Bob Catania commented, "In the past few months, Lisa and Steve have shown tremendous leadership qualities which complement their
Lisa Velasquez
knowledge of promotion. Under their guidance, this staff will prove as effective as any in our industry in the breaking and developing of new acts and supporting radio's ef- forts on our behalf."
Additionally, Pat Marsicano- Bennett has been promoted from National Promotion Coordinator to National Promotion Manager and will be in charge of national secon- dary promotion. John Souchack will assist VP /Album Promotion Andy Allen in running the album department and become National Album Manager.
The restructured regional staff consists of: Paul Barrette, New England /Cleveland /Pittsburgh; Lynn Oakes, Mid- Atlantic; Lee Durham, Southeast; Becky Cohee, Southwest; Bob Myers, Pacific Northwest /Denver; Dave Darus, West Coast; and Jay Hart and Mike Whitenack, Midwest. Stephanie Seymour will continue as National College Manager in New York, assisted by Howie Miuro in Los Angeles. Barbara Shebell becomes National Promo- tion Coordinator, working with Bob Catania.
Metheny Manages WCOL &WXGT Legendary radio programmer/
manager Terrell Metheny, most recently GM of KHLT -AM & FM/ Little Rock, has been named GM at Great Trails MOR /CHR combo WCOL & WXGT (92X) /Columbus.
Great Trails President Alexan- der Williams told R&R, "We've had phenomenal success every time Terrell's been with us, and we believe lightning will strike a third time. He's a true professional and we're glad to have him back."
Metheny previously worked for Great Trails as PD at then -market leader WKLO /Louisville from 1964 -68, and then as GM at WBCS/ Milwaukee from 1977 -81. He told R&R, "The thing that attracts me here is the long tradition of great
Jackson Transfers To VPIGM At WRAP & WOWI
Five -year WDIA & WHRK/ Memphis VP /GM Ernest Jackson has been named to the same post at Ragan Henry sister stations WRAP & WOWI /Norfolk. He be- gan working at the Norfolk combo two weeks ago, but will continue to spend two days a week in Memphis
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Jackson, a 17 -year radio vet, sees the move as a great opportuni- ty. "It's a promotion for me be- cause I'm moving to a bigger mar- ket. The real motivation was the opportunity for me to get back to the East Coast, closer to my fami- Y
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Commenting on 92X's recent for- mat adjustment to a Rock -CHR stance, Metheny added, "It was a pleasant surprise to find 92X al- ready together. My past reputation has been to go in and fix broken stations, but this one is nearly mended in many ways."
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Koppelman commented, "Artie Mogull's credentials speak for themselves. We at SBK are very fortunate to have someone as tal- ented and diverse to help us con- tinue making a difference with this label in the industry."
Mogull told R&R, "It's nice that for the second time in 40 years I'm working for somebody I both re- spect and like."
For the last two years Mogull has been SBK's Consultant for Spe- cial Projects. Prior to that, during the course of a long record industry career, he was Chairman at United Artists Records and VP /A &R at Capitol and MCA.
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8 e R&R September 22,1989 RADIO BUS /NESS
Three More Sonrise License Applications Dismissed Founders Face $604,000 Question In Suit
FCC administrative law judges have kicked out three more FM license applicants connected with the controver- sial Sonrise Management Services investment firm, caus- ing still more investors to lose their entire investments.
The applications, two of which were being handled by Washington communications lawyer Thomas Root, were dismissed over the past week for "failure to prosecute." That means the groups either miss- ed procedural deadlines, failed to pay required fees, or otherwise failed to actively pursue their ap- plications.
The dismissed applications be- longed to Southwest Texas FM LP, which sought a license for San Angelo, TX; East Carolina Radio Associates LP, which had applied for a license for New Bern, NC; and Cornhusker State FM Asso- ciates, which was pursuing a li- cense for Lincoln. According to Root, he represents Southwest Texas and East Carolina. Corn - husker, he said, has not been a cli- ent since July.
Sonrise, which is based in Co- lumbus, GA, is currently under in- vestigation by securities officials in North Carolina and Georgia. They are trying to determine if the firm misled investors who pumped an estimated $16 million into groups formed to pursue new FM stations. Sonrise also faces an FCC inquiry into whether the company abused the Commission's licensing pro- cedures.
In June Sonrise filed a $672,000 malpractice suit against Root al- leging, in part, that Root's failure to perform "in accordance with professional standards" had caus- ed 17 Sonrise- related applications to be dismissed.
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Sonrise President Charles McFall said the New Bern applica- tion was dismissed because a check written to cover the appli- cant's FCC hearing fee bounced. According to McFall, Sonrise had forwarded the hearing fee to Root's finn "some time ago."
"We will investigate these cases to see if they should be included in our action against (Thomas) Root."
-Charles McFall
McFall added that Sonrise may amend its malpractice suit as a re- sult of the latest dismissals.
"These [applications] are among several that have been dis- missed for similar reasons," said McFall. "We will investigate these cases to see if they should be in- cluded in our action against Mr. Root."
Root, citing client- attorney con- fidentiality, declined to discuss the specifics of the latest dismissals. However, he responded to
McFall's charges about the New Bern application by saying at least five other Sonrise groups either have been or will soon be dismissed because Sonrise did not forward the money needed to pay their hearing fees.
Root told R&R he is still working for between 50 and 100 Sonrise groups, but is not being paid for his services. Contrary to media re- ports, he said Sonrise did not pay him an up -front fee for each group he handled. Instead, he was paid in installments that were due at vari- ous stages of the licensing proceed - ing
Sonrise Officials Sued In New Case
In another Sonrise- related devel- opment, a partnership that in- cludes three founders of the firm is being sued for $604,000 by a New York finance company.
According to a suit filed in feder- al court in Columbus, GA, by Am- Save Credit Corp., Sunshine Part- nership defaulted in February on two promissory notes with a total balance due of $604,176. Sunshine, which consists of Sonrise Manage- ment President Charles McFall, former President Ralph Savage, and former partner Eugene White, borrowed the money to purchase equipment to be leased out by Uni- lease, a leasing company in which the partnership holds an ownership interest.
McFall told R&R the partnership has fallen behind on its loan pay- ments because it has not been re- ceiving any income from Unilease. Officials of AmSave refused to comment on the suit.
Inouye Preparing Minority Ownership Legislation
Senator Daniel Inouye (D -IH), who has long express- ed concern over the future of the FCC's minority owner- ship policies, said last week that his staff is currently drafting legislation to write those programs into law. How- ever, because of concerns over its constitutionality, the distress sale policy may not be included in the proposed legislation.
Inouye made his announcement Friday (9/15) while presiding over a hearing on minority ownership - a hearing timed to coincide with the National Association of Black Owned Broadcasters' Fall Man- agement Conference, which was held last week in Washington.
"We wish not only to protect these policies but to do so by codify- ing them if necessary," said In- ouye, who chairs the Senate Com- munications Subcommittee.
Proponents of the minority pol- icies believe that writing the meas- ures into law will buttress them against future court challenges. Both the Supreme Court and the federal appeals court in Washing- ton have recently ruled that Con-
gress has more power than federal agencies to implement programs aimed at rectifying the damage caused by past discrimination.
The fate of the FCC's three mi- nority ownership policies has been in question in the wake of two re- cent federal appeals court deci- sions. In March, a three -judge panel of the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia found the Commission's distress sale pol- icy to be unconstitutional. Under that program an owner who is in danger of losing his license is per- mitted to sell his station to a minor - ity-controlled buyer at a below - market price.
Because of that ruling, Congres- sional staffers are wrestling with
the issue of whether to include the distress sale policy in the draft leg- islation. If the measure is included, said Inouye aide Antoinette Cook, the policy will have to be modified to "address the court's concerns."
Of the three minority policies, the distress sale is seen as the least important.
In April, a different panel of the same court upheld the constitution- ality of the FCC's policy of giving preference to minority applicants in the comparative hearing process for new stations.
The FCC's third minority policy - the minority tax certificate - has not been challenged. The tax certificate program allows sellers to defer their capital gains tax when they sell a station to a minority- controlled buyer.
Inouye declined Friday to offer a timetable for passage of his minor- ity ownership legislation. However, he did say he hopes to have a draft of the bill ready in 30 days.
REPORT PAT CLAWSON
Sillerman High -Wire Act Continues
Robert F.X. Sillerman says no deal has yet been cut with bondholders who are suing to block his propos- ed merger of Metropolitan and Legacy Broadcast-
ing with Group W Radio, despite wild rumors to the con- trary as of our deadline Tuesday evening (9/1 9). The New York tycoon just says "negotiations are continuing.
"We are more optimistic than ever that this transaction as structured will close. It's not fair to say that a deal has been cut, especially since we haven't made an all -out offer to all of the bondholders," Sillerman said. Sillerman's financial high -wire act was among the hottest topics of discus- sion at Radio '89, as he and Legacy CEO Carl Hirsch visibly hobnobbed with Westinghouse Broadcasting Chairman Burt Staniar during the open- ing cocktail party.
Brokers and bankers were predicting serious financial harm to the in- dustry if Metropolitan defaults on its scheduled September 30 junk bond in- terest payment and files a bankruptcy petition. Meanwhile, Sillerman acknowledges conversations with Scott Ginsburg of Evergreen Media about the future of Command Communications. No deal as yet, but Siller- man says he's been approached by "ten or 11" other major groups about the chain.
Radio 1'89 Deal Talk Heavy
Lots of deals were discussed at Radio '89. Here's a quick rundown of who was wheeling and dealing in the Big Easy - and the kind of money they were talk-
ing about:
KOFY -AM & FMISan Francisco owner Jim Gabbert says he's a lit-
tle more optimistic that Viacom's letter of intent for $20 million will actually bloom into a deal. Concerns about hazardous waste at a transmitter site have snagged the sale, but a solution may be at hand.
Bill Stakelln's Apollo Radio is homing in on Sandusky's KLSUKen- sas City. Expect an $8.5 million deal announcement, along with one cover- ing the purchase of John Price's Columbia and Charleston, SC combos.
Is Sillerman about to make a pitch for the Otis Conner Companies? "We are selling the company, but Jesus Christ, it's not Sillerman-Magee," Conner said. He declined to identify any purchaser or confirm a rumored $3.5 million price tag, but said an announcement may come within two weeks. Despite his denial, both Sillerman and Conner VP Dan Frazier ad- mit talks are underway for the Dallas production house.
Will the next radio battleground be the 2 -11 demo? Philadelphia entrepreneur Ragan Henry is planning to roll out a national children's radio network later this fall, and hopes to attract about two dozen affiliates. He may have stiff competition from Miami broadcast attorney Matt Leibowitz, who has been working for months to line up the financing for global distribu- tion of a similar web.
In a big slap at Interep, CBS and Eastman Radio are teaming up to pool client lists and create a new unwired web, the Independent Radio Networks. The two will be 50 -50 partners, with Carl Butram and Tony Miraglia in charge. Eastman brings over 100 stations to the table, CBS Radio Reps about 70. Meanwhile, CBS Radio President Nancy Widmann says, "Batter up!" She's stepping out from the bullpen to form a new Hispanic sales network for major league baseball. CBS will distribute the All -Star, League Championship, and World Series games to about 30 Spanish stations in the US and 175 overseas.
Broker Dick Kozacko of Kozacko- Horton has a big three -way flip - flop in the works. First, Fuller- Jeffrey's WBLMILewlston, ME is swapping frequencies with J.J. Taylor's WTHT /Portland, ME. Next, Taylor will flip the new frequency to Peter Starr's General Broadcasting in a like -kind ex- change for WHLYILeesburg, FL. Starr will then sell Portland to Beacon Broadcasting, owned by Al and Robert Lessner. Kozacko says the finan- cial flows and tax manuevers are so complicated in the $19.1 million deals that a lawyer has literally prepared a roadmap so everyone knows where he's going.
Congratulations to Laurie Jo-Straty of First Communications Capital in Dallas, who's about to take a leave of absence to await the birth of her second child. We hear the firm's been knocking on the doors of bankers at Rhode Island Hospital Trust while looking for a replacement.
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Hicks & Sillerman Cop $16 Million Capstar Combo
Brokers' Treat: Americom's
Deal Of The Week:
WSIX -AM & FM /Nashville PRICE: $16 million
TERMS: $15 million cash; $1 million
promissory note. BUYER: Capstar Communications Inc., headed by President R. Stephen Hicks. New York broadcast entrepre- neur Robert F.X. Sillerman is con- tributing equity capital and will become a minority owner. The company is also
buying WSSL -AM & FM /Greenville- Spartanburg and WJDX -AM & FM/
Jackson, MS.
SELLER: Hicks Broadcasting Part-
ners of Tennessee, headed by manag-
ing partner R. Stephen Hicks. He also
owns KLVI & KYKRIBeaumont and
WTAW & KTSR /Bryan, TX. FREQUENCY: 980 kHz; 97.9 MHz POWER: 5 kw day /1 kw night; 100 kw at 1 140 feet FORMAT: AC; Country BROKER: Thomas Gammon of Ameri- com Radio Brokers.
Gammon Buys $7.5 Million Combo From MVP's Giddens
Group Deals
Moran Broadcasting Company PRICE: $2,225,000 TERMS: Escrow deposit $100,000; additional $1,975,000 cash at closing. Promissory note for $250,000 at 10% interest, with deferred payment of in-
terest for four years, monthly interest payments during fifth year, and all re- maining principal and interest due at the end of the fifth year. BUYER: James Crystal Broadcasting Co., headed by James C. Hilliard, James W. Hilliard, Crystal Hilliard, and Dirk Johnson. James C. Hilliard also owns KTEN /Ada, OK and two LPN stations in Texas and Oklahoma. SELLER: Moran Broadcasting Co., headed by R.J. Moran. Moran also owns KQXK & KCIZISpringdale, AK. BROKER: Media Finance
KWON/Bartlesville, OK FREQUENCY: 1400 kHz
POWER: 1 kw FORMAT: AC
KJNE /Hillsboro, TX FREQUENCY: 102.5 MHz POWER: 100 kw at 450 feet FORMAT: Country
KGTM & KNINI Wichita Falls, TX FREQUENCY: 990 kHz; 92.9 MHz POWER: 10 kw day /1 kw night; 100 kw at 930 feet FORMAT: Country; CHR
WHMA -AM & FM /Anniston PRICE: $7.5 million TERMS: Escrow deposit $200,000; balance due cash at closing. FM as-
sets are valued at $5.15 million, AM assets at $1 million. Additional $1.3 million allocated for noncompete agreement. BUYER: Emerald Broadcasting of the South Inc., a subsidiary of Crown
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Deals So Far In 1989: $1,911,627,321 Total Stations Traded This Year: 945 This Week's Action: $41,925,800 Total Stations Traded This Week: 33
Deal Of The Week: WSIX -AM & FM /Nashville $16 million
Moran Broadcasting $2,225,000 KWONIBartlesvllle, OK KJNE/HIIlsboro, TX KGTM & KNINIWichita Falls, TX
WHMA-AM & FM/Anniston, AL $7.5 million KOKY/Jacksonvllie, AR $165,000
KQLV/Sheridan, AR $745,000 KEAPIFresno $459,000 WQBR/Atlantic Beach, FL $285,000 WSUA/Miami $160,000 WJCD-AM & FM/Seymour, IN $600,000
KGLO & KNIQ/Mason City, IA $1,650,000 KNCK & KCKS/Concordia, KS $190,000
WBEYIGraysonvilie, MD $1.25 million WCHB/Inkster (Detroit), MI $550,000 WMTX & WXLSiBiloxi-Gulfport, MS $1,431,800 WGTM/Wilson, NC $450,000 WYDK/Yadkinville, NC $125,000 WOIZ/Guayaniila, PR $125,000 for 49% WOIC & WNOK/Columbfa, SC $7.5 million WJJTIJellico, TN $10,000 and liabilities assumption WMPS/Millington, TN $100,000 WKLV & WBBC/Blackstone, VA $250,000 WZKTIWaynesboro, VA $155,000
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headed by Americom Radio Brokers Chairman Thomas Gammon. He also has interests in KTRR /Loveland, CO; KZXY -AM & FM /Apple Valley, CA; KKIS -AM & FM /Pittsburg, CA; KJIN &
KCIL/Houma, LA; KATD /Los Gatos, CA; and KICR -AM & FM /Oakdale, LA. SELLER: Anniston Radio Inc., an Alabama corporation headed by Char- les Giddens and Paul Stone. Giddens is a Washington, DC media broker with Media Venture Partners. He is a con- struction permit applicant for a new FM station in Crawford, GA. Stone has in-
terests in WTSH /Rome, GA; WZOT & WTSHIRockmart, GA; and WLOR -AM & FM/Thomasville, GA. FREQUENCY: 1390 kHz; 100.5 MHz POWER: 5 kw day /1 kw night; 100 kw at 1450 feet FORMAT: AC; Country BROKER: Media Venture Partners
Arkansas KOKY /Jacksonville PRICE: $165,000 TERMS: Escrow deposit $5000; balance due cash at closing. BUYER: Pamela Blossom of Matteson, IL.
SELLER: Richard Ramsay, trustee in
bankruptcy. FREQUENCY: 1500 kHz POWER: 1 kw daytimer FORMAT: AC
KQLV /Sheridan PRICE: $745,000 TERMS: $10,000 escrow deposit; balance due cash at closing. Assets valued at $545,000. BUYER: NPI Partners, a general part- nership formed by Omni Communica- tions Inc. and Sunbelt Media Inc. Om- ni is headed by W.J. Wheeler, Judith Wheeler, and Kathryn Sheasere. Sunbelt is headed by Linda Cate, William Cate, and Fran Harp. Omni has interests in KHOZ & KWNQIHar-
rison, AR. William Cate is head of the Chapman Associates media broker- age firm. His wife, Linda, has an inter- est in WMOGIBrunswick, GA.
SELLER: Alnsley Communications Corp., headed by Melvin Bell. He also owns KPAUNorth Little Rock and KRZB- TVIHot Springs, AR. FREQUENCY: 102.3 MHz POWER: 3 kw at 324 feet FORMAT: Gold COMMENT: This station will soon change frequencies to 102.9 MHz and
be upgraded to Class C -2 status.
California KEAPIFresno PRICE: $459,000 TERMS: Buyer is to lease the station assets for three years at a monthly ren- tal of $3583. Buyer has an option to acquire the station for $330,000 after 5/30/92. The purchase price is pay- able via a 15 -year promissory note at
10% interest. Additional $100,000 cash at closing for a noncompete. BUYER: Americom II, a California LP
headed by Los Angeles investors A. Thomas Quinn, Paul Almond, and Richard Nagler. They also own KVIS & KFSOIVisalla, CA; KXTX/Truckee, CA; and KODSICarnellan Bay, CA. SELLER: HBC Broadcasters Inc., headed by John Hooker. He is an ap-
plicant for a new FM at Fresno. FREQUENCY: 980 kHz POWER: 500 -watt daytimer FORMAT: Religion
WOBRIAtlantic Beach PRICE: $285,000 TERMS: Escrow deposit. Escrow deposit $28,500, balance due cash at closing. BUYER: King Of Hearts LP, headed by Paul Horn of Concord, CA; H. Tim Hoffman of riedmont, CA; and Fred
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SELLER: Conceptron Investments Inc., headed by Mark Cowart and Roger Robertson II.
FREQUENCY: 1600 kHz POWER: 5 kw day /90 watts night FORMAT: News/Talk
WSUA /Miami PRICE: $160,000 TERMS: $10,000 escrow deposit; balance due cash at closing. BUYER: Red Top Broadcasting Corp., headed by Howard Premer. He owns WKATINorth Miami. SELLER: SR Associates Inc., headed by Herbert Levin. He also owns an in-
terest in WADOINew York and is Sr.
VP /GM of the station. Radio WADO is
in the process of purchasing WQBA- AM & FM /Miami and WGLI /Babylon, NY.
FREQUENCY: 1260 kHz POWER: 5 kw FORMAT: AC
WJCD -AM & FM /Seymour PRICE: $600,000 TERMS: Asset sale. Escrow deposit
$5000, additional $95,000 cash due at closing. Twelve -year promissory note for $500,000 at 10% interest. BUYER: Sunnyside Communications Inc., headed by President Charles Jenkins of Clarksville, IN. Sunnyside also owns WXVW /Jeffersonville, IN.
SELLER: A.C. Baker Broadcasting Corp., headed by Edna Baker. FREQUENCY: 1390 kHz; 93.7 MHz POWER: 1 kw daytimer; 10 kw at 190 feet FORMAT: AC
Iowa KGLO & KNIOIMason City PRICE: $1,650,000 TERMS: Stock transaction. Escrow de-
posit $25,000; additional $625,000 cash at closing. Ten -year promissory note for $500,000 at 10% interest. Additional $500,000 for non -compete agreement, payable in ten annual in-
stallments of $50,000 each. BUYER: James ingstad Broadcasting Of Iowa Inc., headed by James ing- stad. The company has interests in
KNUJ & KXLP /New Ulm, MN; KRFO-
AM & FM /Owatonnna, MN; KOVC -AM & FM /Valley City, ND; KWAD &
KKWS/Wadena, MN; KQHTICrooks- ton, MN; and KFKA & KSQIIGreeley, CO. SELLER: B-Y Communications Inc., headed by Gerald Bretey, Karen Bretey, and Lewis Van Nostrand. FREQUENCY: 1300 kHz; 93.5 MHz
POWER: 5 kw; 3 kw at 300 feet FORMAT: AC; CHR
BROKER: Johnson Communications Properties
KNCK & KCKS /Concordia PRICE: $190,000
TERMS: Escrow deposit $10,000; ad-
ditional $20,000 cash due at closing. Promissory note for $160,000 at 9% interest, payable in 120 equal monthly installments of $2027. BUYER: KNCK Inc., headed by Jo- seph and Susan Jindra, Emil Hauser, and Terry and Kelley Kearn. The Jin-
dras own interests in KRVZ & KQAZI Springerville, AZ and KONKINorton, KS. Hauser has an interest in KQNK/ Norton, KS.
SELLER: General Broadcasting Co. Inc., headed by William Danenbarger, Mary Allen, and Wendell Wilson. FREQUENCY: 1390 kHz; 95.3 MHz
POWER: 500 -watt daytimer; 2.5 kw at
329 feet FORMAT: Big Band; CHR BROKER: Bill -David Associates Inc. is
to receive a $9500 fee.
WBEY /Graysonville PRICE: $1.25 million TERMS: Cash BUYER: Silver Queen Broadcasting Inc., headed by Jake Einstein, Jay Cuccia, David Holmes, and Charles Wolf. Einstein is the former owner of WHFSIAnnapolis- Baltimore -Wash- Ington. He currently owns WNAV /An- napolis and is in the process of pur- chasing WFOX/Winchester, VA. SELLER: Anna -Del Broadcasting Co.,
headed by Neal Heaton. FREQUENCY: 103.1 MHz POWER: 3 kw at 300 feet FORMAT: Country
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WCHBllnkster (Detroit) PRICE: $550,000 TERMS: Escrow deposit $30,000; balance due cash at closing. BUYER: Great Lakes Radio Inc., head- ed by Michael Gallagher of Avon Lake, OH; Kevin Gallagher of Wausau, WI; Harrison Fuerst of Lynd- hurst, OH; and Brian O'Neill of North Royalton, OH. Fuerst has interests in
WMGW & WAPR /Meadville, PA; WVAM & WPRR/Altoona, PA; and WMAN & WHYT /Mansfield, OH. O'Neill owns interests in WVAM & WPRRIAItoona, PA and WMAN &
WHYT /Mansfield, OH. SELLER: Bell Broadcasting Co., head- ed by Mary Bell. Bell also has interest in WJZZIDetroit and is the permittee of a new AM station at Taylor, MI.
FREQUENCY: 1440 kHz POWER: 1 kw FORMAT: Urban BROKER: Medlacor and Chapman Associates are to jointly share a
$27,500 commission.
Mississippi WMTX & WXLSIBIIoxi- Gulfport PRICE: $1,431,800 TERMS: Escrow deposit $200,000. Five -year promissory note for $1,231,800 payable in 59 monthly in-
stallments of $9000 with balloon pay- ment due 60 months from closing. BUYER: KZ Communications Corp., headed by Billy Thomas and Jerry Morris. They own KDEZIJonesboro, AR and KZKZ -AM & FM /Greenwood, AR. SELLER: Contemporary Communica- tions Corp., headed by Gary Mi- chaels. FREQUENCY: 1490 kHz; 107.1 MHz POWER: 1 kw day /250 watts night; 3 kw at 328 feet FORMAT: Nostalgia; AC
North Carolina WGTM /Wilson PRICE: $450,000 TERMS: $15,000 cash; seven -year promissory note for $240,489 at
10 %; assumption of liabilities for balance. BUYER: Celestine Willis of Norfolk. She is the daughter of the seller. SELLER: Good Faith Broadcasting Inc., headed by L.E. Willis. He owns 23 stations, including WIMG /Ewing, NJ. FREQUENCY: 590 kHz POWER: 5 kw FORMAT: AC
WYDK /Yadkinville PRICE: $125,000 TERMS: Asset sale. Escrow deposit $15,000. Seven -year promissory note for $110,000 at prime rate plus one percent interest. BUYER: Palmetto Communications Co., headed by William Hallman of Summerville, SC and Robert Ricken- backer Jr. of Holly Hill, SC.
SELLER: Childress Radio Co., headed by James, Mlckle, and Suzanne Childress. James Childress has an in-
terest in WRGCISylva, NC.
FREQUENCY: 1480 kHz POWER: 1 kw daytimer FORMAT: Country
Puerto Rico WOIZ/Guayanilla PRICE: $125,000 for 49% TERMS: Stock sale for cash
BUYER: Gamaller Bermudez Ruiz of Ponce, PR.
SELLER: Radio Antillas of Harriet Broadcasters Of Puerto Rico Inc., headed by Juan Rodriguez. FREQUENCY: 1130 kHz
POWER: 250 watts FORMAT: Spanish
South Carolina WOIC & WNOK /Columbia PRICE: $7.5 million
BUYER: Voyager Communications Inc., a Raleigh -based group operator headed by Chairman Carl Venters and
President Jack McCarthy. The com-
pany also owns WMFR & WMAGI Greensboro; WRDUIRaleigh; WVOTI Wilson, NC; WWMG /Charlotte; WELP
& WLWZ/GreenvilleSpartanburg. SELLER: Audubon Broadcasting Company of Atlanta headed by Presi-
dent Pegram Harrison. FREQUENCY: 1230 kHz; 104.7 MHz POWER: 1 kw; 100 kw at 1014 feet FORMAT: Gospel; CHR BROKER: Don Sailors & Associates
Tennesse,;,
WJJTIJeIIico PRICE: $10,000 cash and assumption of liabilities TERMS: Stock sale for cash and assumption of undisclosed amount of bank liabilities. BUYER: An investment group headed by Roger Martin and John Coleman of Pikeville, KY and Bobby Compton of Robinson Creek, KY.
SELLER: Jellico Broadcasting Co., headed by Forrest and John Cole- man. FREQUENCY: 1540 kHz POWER: 1 kw daytimer FORMAT: Country
WMPS /Millington PRICE: $100,000 TERMS: Cash BUYER: Good News Broadcasting Co., headed by John Acker of Flower Mound, TX.
SELLER: Von Harshman, trustee in
bankruptcy for the estate of US Radio Corp. FREQUENCY: 1380 kHz POWER: 2.5 kw day /1 kw night FORMAT: Talk
Virginia
WKLV & WBBC /Blackstone PRICE: $250,000 TERMS: Asset sale; $175,000 cash, balance by assumption of liabilities. BUYER: Midwest General Telecom- munications Inc., headed by R.
Hernial Ingram and Jack Trowell. They also own WBXT /Canton, OH.
SELLER: Blackstone Communica- tions Inc., headed by Michael Rau FREQUENCY: 1440 kHz; 93.5 MHz POWER: 5 kw daytimer; 1.8 kw at 370 feet FORMAT: Country
WZKT/Waynesboro PRICE: $155,000 TERMS: Promissory note for $2000 monthly over five years, with balloon payment of balance due during the 61st month. BUYER: SlocuMedia Inc., owned by Scott Slocum of Staunton, VA.
SELLER: Waynesboro Broadcasting LP, owned by Leon Harris, W. Warren Harris, Florence Ayers, and Kenneth Bowman. FREQUENCY: 1490 kHz POWER: 1 kw FORMAT: AC
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"People don't sit and listen and write," said researcher Ted Bol- ton. "Memory is an important device in diarykeeping, and your programming should be designed to help that process."
Arbitron executives countered Bolton's findings by releasing results of a "consenter behavior study" which showed that "the overwhelming majority" of its diarykeepers "fill them out on at least a daily basis." The company added that the diary return rate "consists overwhelmingly of dia- ries that are filled out correctly and maintained daily."
However, those claims fell on deaf ears at a "Diary Debate" ses- sion. Programmers were quick to criticize Arbitron's "soft diary" and accused the ratings firm of us- ing "antiquated" research meth- ods.
Dead Demo Diary WPOC /Baltimore programmer
Bob Moody, who claimed he's ex- amined 10,000 diaries, said he ac- tually uncovered a dead woman while doing an Arbitron review: "In the winter book last year, on the Thursday page, a woman had written `not living.' There were no stations listed, but it was counted in the in -tab. We had another case last year where a fellow was re- porting listening for his parrot."
"I just want to check," asked Ar- bitron VP Rhody Bosley. "Out of 10,000 diaries, did you find more than one parrot ?"
"No, but I found two households that left the radio on for dogs, and I have 7000 more stories if you want to hear them," countered Moody, to laughter and applause.
Pointing out that Arbitron pro- cesses "about 800,000 diaries a year," Bosley noted that the sy- stem is "like Ivory soap: it's about 99 and 44 /100ths percent pure . . .
There's no perfect system yet, but we're working on it." AOR: Stay On The Street Unistar PD Denise Oliver
moderated the "AOR Format Room" panel, which included WFBQ /Indianapolis PD Michael Hughes and KOME /San Jose's Ron Nenni. Hughes noted that heritage statements mean nothing to audiences, and added, "We got too lazy; jocks not wanting to get to the streets is one thing, but when programmers don't that's a real problem."
On the subject of shock jocks, Hughes said, "We've got to push the line. I don't know where that line is, but if you can get up there, pinch it on the butt, and get away, you're gold."
Nenni said AORs that over- reacted to Classic Rockers have serious problems, because "con- sistency is always the key to any great radio station."
New Veins Of Gold An overflow crowd in a small
room heard an Oldies panel tackle localization of music, playing cur- rent music, burnout, and the splin- tering of the traditional Gold au- dience into pre - and post- Beatles generations. KLUV /Dallas PD Chuck Brinkman observed that "oldies don't burn like currents," and moderator Phil Hall, PD at KRTH -AM & FM /Los Angeles, ad-
Accepting NAB Crystal Awards for station community service efforts are (back row, l -r) KSEN/Shelby, MT's Jerry Black; Jerry Papenfuss for WJON /St. Cloud, MN; Wally Johnson for WDBD/Escanaba, MI; WCTC /New Brunswick, NJ's Anthony Marano; WTLC /Indianapolis's Amos Brown; and WSM /Nashville's Bob Meyer; (front row, I -r) KNCO /Grass Valley, CA's Stephen Brock; KABC & KLOS/Los Angeles's Nelkane Benton; WLBK & WDEK/DeKalb, IL's Mark Charvat; and WGST /Atlanta's Jan Banker and John Lauer.
"Track To The GM Chair" panelists (Pr) WENS/Indianapolis's Chris Woodward, WCAU /Philadelphia's Chris Witting, KKBQ/ Houston's Al Brady Law, and WSB -AM & FM /Atlanta's Bob Neil.
The Research Group's Bill Moyes pre- sented "MegaSales: How America's Most Successful Radio Salespeople Do it."
Bolton Research head Ted Bolton out- lined the findings of his company's "Di- arykeepers Exposed" study.
Trout & Ries's Jack Trout explained the finer points of "Bottom -Up Marketing."
Career Track Seminars' Susan Baile presented "Dealing With Difficult Tal-
ent."
NAB President/CEO Eddie Fritts presents PepsiCo Chairman /CEO and Radio Management Luncheon keynote speaker D. Wayne Calloway with NAB's first Pub- lic Service Award.
"Q&A With Group Heads" featured (l -r) NewCity Communications' Dick Ferguson, Shamrock Broadcasting's Bill Clark, Cap Cities/ABC's Jim Arcara, Greater Media's Herb McCord, Edens Broadcasting's Michael Osterhout, and CBS Radio's Nancy Widmann.
"Innovative Ideas Equal Winning Formats" was led by (l -r) MJM Research Consulting's Brian Burns, WVAZ/Chlcago's Barry
Mayo, consultant John Sebastian, and Unlstar's Ed Salmon.
ded that "people don't get tired of hearing their favorite songs."
Although the third panelist, KNUZ /Houston PD Bruce Nelson, disagreed, the consensus on cur- rents was don't play them; as Brinkman put it, "There's always a safer oldie to play."
Classic Rockers Want Respect
Classic Rock panelists grappled with redefining music boundaries and gaining respect from the in- dustry. Moderator /consultant John Shomby plumped for classifying the format separately from Gold stations, while audience members pointed to the format's catalog - selling abilities as reason for more record label attention.
The music updating issue center- ed on whether to stick with the late '60s /early "Os Classic Rock era or add in late '70s/early '80s music as the years go by. Opinions divided along protecting the core/attract- ing new listeners lines, with many opting for a compromise course of adding newer music to the mix very gradually.
Country: Too Many New Artists?
Much of the Country panel dis- cussion involved whether there were too many new artists of quali- ty for radio and its audience to ab- sorb, with WCXI & WWWW /De- troit PD Barry Mardit declaring, "Every time we've tried to go to the edge, it doesn't always work out." There was also concern about attracting younger Country fans, but predominating were cheery comments about the "prime pros- pects" the aging baby boom prom- ises the format, and the wider variety of music found in Country than in any other format, accord- ing to moderator Larry Daniels, General Program Manager of KNIX -AM & FM /Phoenix.
Dance Core Panelists in the Dance CM For-
mat session advised stations to continue superserving Hispanics and white 18-34 females, who are the core. Being "street- intensive " promotionally and searching for "super reaction" records by spend- ing time in the dance clubs were also suggested.
UCs Vs. ARB At the Urban session, Arbitron
was attacked for its lack of com- mitment to diary retrieval for UC stations. Consultants Don Kelly and Jerry Clifton urged radio sta- tions to treat Arbitron like a' child by being "in their face," demand- ing more responsibility in retriev- ing black and Hispanic diaries. The two also told Urban PDs they will have to become more sophisticat- ed.
NAC's Best Days Ahead At the "NAC Format Room,"
which drew fewer than 50 people, moderator and Breeze Radio Net- work PD Rob Moore said, "35+ demos are the demos of the '90s, so this format's best days are still to come." Moore also delivered the best line of the session when ex- plaining the challenge NACs face when it comes to ratings: "How do you get somebody who gets $5000 for picking up a scalpel to fill out a diary for a dollar ?"
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Radio /Records Relations The "Radio & Records Hot
Seat," which was anything but, focused on the need for honesty and integrity between the industries. Virgin VP /GM Phil Quartararo and A &M Sr. VP Charlie Minor emphasized the damage record leaks do to labels and artists.
WPLJ/New York PD Gary Bry- an and Nationwide Communica- tions National PD Guy Zapoleon in- dicated that the "play it /say it" issue wasn't as big a problem as it used to be, but that certain stations still weren't with the program.
Difficult Talent Communications Ph.D Susan
Baile of San Diego -based Career Track Seminars moderated "Deal- ing With Difficult Air Talent," showing attendees that their re- sponses to argumentative or "know -it -all" jocks determine how those personalities react. Her main points: posture, self- control, hones- ty, and a willingness to "let it go" when necessary are essential, and good communication will help cre- ate a good relationship.
"America's Best Personality Ra- dio" panelists WKQI /Detroit's Dick Purtan, WGN /Chicago's Wal- ly Phillips, and WEGX /Philadel-
NAB `CODE II' COMING
Sikes Calls For Voluntary Programming Standards FCC Chairman Al Sikes, in a speech delivered at
NAB's Radio '89 convention in New Orleans last Friday (9/15), urged broadcasters to move quickly to establish industry-wide programming standards while emphasizing his personal preference that the government stay out of pro- gramming decisions. "We are not simply recorders, trans- mitters, and antennas - we are what we broadcast," he said. "Values and judgments are critically important."
Sikes continued, "Efforts to exert leadership by the leaders of broad- casting would definitely be a 'point of light.' Of course, such standards would be voluntary. They would simply afford all broadcasters a
benchmark against which they could judge their individual deci- sions."
He cited the now- defunct NAB Code of Broadcasting Practices as
an example of such standards. The code was dropped several years ago after the Justice Department challenged its commercial time re-
strictions on antitrust grounds. Sikes promised support for volun- tary industry action on indecency, including legislative immunity from antitrust prosecutions if necessary.
NAB officials were quick to pick up Sikes's cue, On Tuesday (9/19) afternoon, the NAB Executive Committee told its staff to look into "devising a statement of standards
or guidelines concerning program- ming in the public interest."
Crackdown Coincidence?
In his remarks Sikes debunked in-
dustry speculation that the recent indecency crackdown was spurred by Congressional pressure during his nomination hearing.
"It just so happened that literally the day I arrived at the FCC those complaints were on my desk," Sikes said. "I think they had been on the commissioners' desks for some months preceding my arrival. Many are saying, 'Gosh, Sikes must have gone over to the FCC and said, "Hustle me up some indecen- cy complaints," ' and that just wasn't what happened."
In another matter, Sikes told broadcasters that he will soon ask commissioners to meet en banc with industry representatives to consider AM improvement.
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"Innovative Ideas = Winning Formats" featured three modern - day radio architects: Rock CHR specialist and former KXXR/Kan- sas City PD Brian Burns, Wave in- novator and consultant John Se- bastian, and WVAZ /Chicago's Barry Mayo, designer of that sta- tion's Black AC format. All said one of the major reasons their for- mats clicked was because of the disenchantment radio listeners feel toward today's radio. They also said playing new music was ex- tremely important to their success.
Changing radio executive com- pensation practices were among the topics discussed before an SRO crowd at "Q &A With Group Heads." Greater Media CEO Herb McCord said he's spotting a trend of manager paychecks increasing in line with escalating station values, while Cap Cities /ABC's Jim Arcara said he wouldn't hesi- tate to tap talented and seasoned executives outside of the industry to operate radio stations.
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Caught at the Westwood One -sponsored Opening Night Welcome Gala Reception are (l -r) Legacy Communications Group President/Co -Chairman /CEO Carl Hirsch, Sillerman -Magee Communications Chairman /CEO Bob Sillerman, Westwood One President/CFO William Battison, a Pirate Radio USA hostess, and Westwood One Chairman /CEO Norm Pattiz.
Unistar VP /Communications Wayne Cornils (I) received a plaque acknowledging his years of service to radio from George Hyde, who succeeded him as RAB Ex- ec. VP. Comils previously served as VP /Radio at NAB and in station management and ownership.
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"America's Best Personality Radio" featured (l -r) Vallie Consulting's Dan Vallie, WKQI/Detroit's Dick Purtan, WGN/Chicago's Wally Phillips, and WEGX/Philadelphia's John Welch and Steve Woods.
"Radio Only: Prospects For License & Technical Reform In The 101st Congress" included panelists J. Roy Rowland (D -GA), Jim Slattery (D -KS), Matt Rinaldo (D -NJ), and Hicks Broadcasting's David Hicks.
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CBS Radio President Nancy Widmann disagreed strongly with that approach, insisting that she would never hire any manager who lacked broadcasting experience. "The best place to find talent is in your own company," added New - City CEO Dick Ferguson.
Be Unorthodox In The '90s Benchmark Co. CEO Rob Balon
presented "Into The '90s: Radio Strategies For The Next Decade," which concentrated on marketing to the soon- to- be -35 -44 baby boomers and the coming genera- tion of "Baby Blasters" typified by Rock 40 audiences.
Balon said one rule for '90s marketing is to be unorthodox by being active instead of reactive in the face of increasing market segmentation.
Jack Trout, co-author of "Posi- tioning: The Battle For Your Mind," hosted "Bottom -Up Mar- keting," a session devoted to the idea that the best companies base their marketing on what they can do well instead of trying to force circumstances to match a plan.
At the "Women Managers" ses- sion, an overflow crowd of around 120 witnessed KIIS -AM & FM /Los Angeles President /GM Lynn An- derson present taped messages from five top female radio ex- ecutives highlighting their top career achievements and risks, while WYLD -AM & FM /New Or- leans VP /GM Penny Brazile observed that women "are able to be a little bit maverick" in not following accepted management theories.
The "35+ Vs. The Age Barrier" presentation featured a detailed breakout of J. Walter Thompson's lifestyle group study (analyzed in R&R's 9/1 issue), with broad- casters responding enthusiastical- ly to its conclusions that "mature singles" and couples will be an in- creasingly lucrative and expand- ing market as the '90s progress.
MegaSales Means Money The Research Group's Bill
Moyes related the main points of a new study called "Mega Sales" that identifies "How America's Most Successful Radio Salespeople Do It." An offshoot of a previous pro- ject called "MegaRates," which explained how stations could ad- just their sales rates upward, MegaSales focused on how to moti- vate salespeople to get those rates by coming up with creative ideas, staying aware of changes in client needs, and communicating the value of radio advertising.
Crystal Awards Winners At Thursday's Crystal Radio
Awards luncheon, WOR /New York's John A. Gambling and AP's Wendell Goler announced this year's ten winners, acknowledged
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RAB President/CEO Warren Potash presented "The State Of Radio Sales For The '90s."
Red Auerbach, who has served as coach, manager, and president of the Boston Celtics, outlined his philosophy on "Building A Winning Team."
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Highlights of the show included Dick Purtan's comment that the Religious /Gospel Station award was the Howard Stern Memorial Trophy; presenter Frazer Smith's explanation that "gumbo" was Ca- jun for "yeah, throw that in "; and Iarge Market Personality nom- inees Bob & Tom commenting that winner Bob Steele of WTIC /Hart- ford enjoyed the advantage of hav- ing had Marconi as his Chief Engi- neer. Small Market Personality winner Billie Oakley of KMA /Shen- andoah, IA commented that she had been in the business since 1932 and considered retiring twice, but rejected the idea because "they can't see the wrinkles in radio." Country Station award presenter "Cousin Brucie" Morrow, relating his hopes for the industry, said, "I want to see our business cleaned up very quickly" ; while Network/ Syndicated Personality presenter Jay Thomas noted sarcastically, "I'm exhausted from kissing ass trying to get a syndicated radio show."
Other winners were: AOR /Classic Rock Station:
WMMR /Philadelphia Big Band/Nostalgia Station:
KMPC /Los Angeles Spanish Language Station:
WQBA -AM & FM /Miami MOR /Variety Station: WGN/
Chicago Medium Market Personality:
Mark Summers, WBBQ -AM & FM /Augusta, GA
Religious /Gospel Station: KLTY/ Dallas
Small Market Station: KBOZ/ Bozeman, MT
News/Talk Station: KMOX /St. Louis
Black/Urban Station: WVAZ/ Chicago
Jazz/New Age Station: KTWV/ Los Angeles
Medium Market Station: WBBQ -AM & FM /Augusta, GA
EZ Listening/Beautiful Music Station: KABL -AM & FM /San Francisco
Classical Station: WQXR -AM & FM /New York
AC /Soft Rock/Oldies Station: KVIL -AM & FM /Dallas
Large Market Station: WIVK- AM & FM /Knoxville
Network/Syndicated Personal- ity: Paul Harvey
CHR /Top 40 Station: KPWR/ Los Angeles
Accepting the CHR/Top 40 Station trophy are KPWR (Power 106) /Los Angeles's Jeff Wyatt (I) and Phil Newmark.
Guglielmo Marconi's daughter Gioia Marconi Braga and NAB President/CEO Eddie Fritts presented the Legendary Station Marconi Award. Braga inadvertently de- clared WNBC /New York the winner before Fritts announced the correct winner, WLS/Chicago.
John Candy read the Marconi Awards rules and regulations in his own in- imitable fashion.
Donna Summer closed the show with performances of her past and current hits.
WZZK -AM & FM /Birmingham morning team Patti & The Doc presented Urban AC pioneer WVAZ/Chicago's Barry Mayo with the Black/Urban trophy.
Benchmark Co. CEO Rob Baton of- fered his insights during "Into The '90s: Radio Strategies For The Next Decade."
Marconi Awards hosts Dick Clark and Paul Shaffer exchange a secret handshake.
Mutual's Larry King (I) and Westwood One's Casey Kasem during a live broadcast of King's show from Radio '89.
Occupying the "Music & Records Hot Seat" are (l -r) Unistar's Ed Salamon, A &M's Charlie Minor, WPLJ /New York's Gary
Bryan, Virgin's Phil Quartararo, and KZZP /Phoenix's Guy Zapoleon. KBOZ/Bozeman, MT's John Brandt (I) accepted the Small Market Station award from KLOS/Los Angeles's seemingly downcast Mark & Brian.
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MANAGEMENT Popular Employment Test Enters The '90s MMPI Updated For First Time Since 1942
While the times have been a changin' for years, it's only been within the last
month that managers have been able to screen prospective em- ployees with an updated -for -the- near -'90s version of the test that's often used to detect an applicant's personality and peculiarities.
First introduced in 1942, the 567 -question hiring tool - formally known as the "Minnesota Multi - phasic Personality Inventory" (MMPI) - was overhauled after a 1982 study found tht.MMPI to be "dated, sexist, and excessively preoccupied with sexual adjust- ment, bodily functions, and relig- iosity," according to recent reports in the Wall Street Journal.
Ch- Ch- Ch- Ch- Changes
More than 250 true -false state- ments on the new job -screening
tool have been changed or deleted (such as inquiries about excreta and sexual preferences), and new questions have been added to help employers flag such modern -day concerns as drug abuse, "Type A" personalities, and eating disorders.
In revising the MMPI, psycholo- gists used a sample of 2600 people from seven communities nation- wide to set the "normative" stand- ard against which abnormal be- havior is measured. (The standard was previously based upon infor- mation gathered from some 700 rural Minnesotans).
As a final word of caution, the test's publishers say that a decision to hire should NOT be based only on MMPI results, but that the test should be used in conjunction with other time -honored employee screeners ... like tapes and resumes!
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This latest spin -off of the pop- ular dial companions - also available in versions that sport similar information on college football flagship outlets - fea- tures be -ins with local radio sta- tions and sponsors, and is provided free at various food and retail outlets within a spon- soring station's listening area.
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Martin Sherry Jr. 1946 -1988
Shamrock Honors Sherry
Shamrock Broadcasting re- cently announced the crea- tion of the "Martin Sherry
Award," in memory of the WFOX/ Atlanta GM (and company VP) who died last year at age 42.
According to Shamrock Presi- dent Bill Clark, the award will be given annually to the Shamrock station that "best represents the spirit of achievement and ex- cellence that Martin exemplified."
The first winner, to be selected by a vote of all Shamrock GMs and corporate officers, will be deter- mined on the basis of this year's performance.
Shamrock, owned by the Roy E. Disney family, operates 15 radio stations and three television sta- tions across the US.
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Here are four tips from knight - view, a publication of the Christ- church, New Zealand -based Knight Consulting Group:
Recognize their independence. Focus on discreet control and su- pervision - gold- collar workers don't need traditional, hands -on management.
Keep them informed and in-
volved. Gold -collar workers want a say in decision -malting, and must have absolute trust in their manag- ers.
Boost their responsibilities. Give them new and challenging tasks whenever passible - gold - collar workers will rebel against assignments they perceive as meaningless or trivial.
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NEW THIS WEEK DWIGHT YOAKAM: JUST LOOKIN' FOR A HIT (Warner Reprise Video)
Containing concept clips and live performances, this 25- minute tape features the Reprise country rocker reprising "Honky Tonk Man," "Guitars, Cadillacs," "Little Sister," "Always Late With Your Kisses," "Long White Cadillac," and "Streets Of Bakersfield." The last of which is, of course, sung in duet with Buck Owens. (Street date: 9/26.)
COUNTRIFIED (Warner Reprise Video) If you miss Dwight Yoakam's solo videotape, you can catch him on this
half -hour clip compilation that also features such fellow (and former fellow) label luminaries as Hank Williams Jr., the Nifty Gritty Dirt Band, Crystal Gayle, John Anderson, Tony Perez, K.D. Lang & Reclines, and Randy Travis. (9/26)
THE DOOBIE BROTHERS: LISTEN TO THE MUSIC (Vestron Video) This hourlong retrospective traces the band from its beginnings in the
early '70s to its current album, with recollections by Doobies past and pre- sent. The compilation features 11 songs by the Capitol recording artists, including "China Grove," "Black Water," "Takin' It To The Streets," "What A Fool Believes," "Minute By Minute," "Take Me In Your Arms," and, naturally, the title tune. (9/27.)
THE LOOK - Cowboy Dwight Yoakam (I) and Buffalo gal Neneh Cherry keep identical media profiles.
HARD 'N' HEAVY: VOLUME 3 (MPI Home Video) Title tells all in the third installment of this 80- minute "video magazine." In
addition to interviews with Guns N' Roses' Axi Rose, members of Cinderella, Winger's Kip Winger, Queen's Brian May, and Alice Cooper, you'll find vintage video footage of Kiss and Jim' Hendrix, and a special segment on Megaforce recording artists Anthrax, M.O.D., and King's X. (9/27.)
THE JUDDS: ACROSS THE HEARTLAND (MPI Home Video) This 50- minute package from the chartbusting mother 'n' daughter act
contains 11 tunes by the Curb /RCA duo, including "Have Mercy," "Give A Little Love," and "Cry Myself To Sleep." Special guest Gary Morris sings "Leave Me Lonely," too. (9/27.)
LEAN ON ME (Warner Home Video) The real -life story of hard -nosed high school principal Joe Clark is
recreated in "Lean On Me," starring Morgan Freeman. The reel -life ver- sion's Warner Bros. soundtrack includes songs by Guns N' Roses, Stet - sasonlc, Roxanne Shante, Force MDs, Big Daddy Kane, and Thelma Houston & Winans, who duet to it gospel -style on the Bill Withers - penned title tune. (9/27.)
THE ROOM (Prism Entertainment) No soundtrack, but the Eurythmics' Annie Lennox portrays a
mysterious house guest in this 48- minute adaptation of a Harold Pinter story, directed by Robert Altman. (9/28.)
SING (RCA /Columbia Pictures Home Video) Patti Labelle plays a co- starring role in this new, old -fashioned song 'n'
dance love story. The film's Columbia soundtrack sports selections by Johnny Kemp ( "Birthday Suite "), Kevin Cronin, Art Garfunkel, and Labelle herself. Mickey Thomas contributes the title track, and Paul Carrack & Terri Nunn (of Berlin) warble the recent semi -hit "Romance." (9/28.)
SLAVES OF NEW YORK (RCA /Columbia Pictures Home Video) Authoress Tama Janowitz scripted this portrait of Zoo York City's Art
Scene from her own best -selling book, but the result was nowhere near as hip as the film's Virgin soundtrack, which features Neneh Cherry's "Buf- falo Stance;' Inner City's "Good Life," Maxi Priest's "Some Guys Have All The Luck," and Ziggy Marley & Melody Makers' "Tumblin' Down," as well as almost -as- fabulous selections from Boy George, Iggy Pop, Les Rita Mit- souko, the Ambitious Lovers, and Public Image Ltd. (9/28.)
MEDIA John, McCartney Set TV Specials
EIton John and Paul McCartney have both finalized dates for upcom-
ing television appearances, John on pay- per -view cable TV and McCartney on the Showtime cable channel.
DIR Broadcasting will air "Elton John Live In Concert" on October 13. The three -hour concert, to be broadcast from the Miami Arena (8pm EDT /5pm PDT), will feature classic hits such as "Ben- nie And The Jets" as well as tunes from John's latest LP, "Sleeping With The Past."
Showtime For McCartney Fans of McCartney can catch
him on November 11 (10pm) on the cable outlet. The hourlong "rockumentary," called "Paul Mc- Cartney: Put It There," was filmed in London while the former Beatle
and his new band members were preparing for their upcoming world tour and recording the LP "Flowers In The Dirt."
The film contains interviews with McCartney as well as studio session footage of the new group performing material from throughout the ex-Whigs leader's career. McCartney's new band in- cludes former -Average White Band guitarist Hamish Stewart, ex- Pretenders guitarist Robbie McIntosh, drummer Chris Witten, veteran UK session keyboardist Wix, and, of course, wife Linda Mc- Cartney on keyboards and vocals.
it* Did LaToya Get Married To Her Manager
Did LaToya Jackson marry her manager, Jack Gordon, or didn't she? And if she did,
why isn't she admitting to it?
These are the questions National Enquirer (and Globe) (and Star)
readers want to know. According to
all three 'zines, court documents show that the 33- year-old Jackson wed the 50- year-old Gordon in
Reno on September 5.
Meanwhile, LaToya says it's an
"imposter" who got married - not her. However, Gordon - whom the Enquirer persists in referring to as an
"ex- jailbird" - says that he and his
client are man and wife. (Gordon also claims that LaToya's family has
been - and is currently - trying to kidnap his client, er, wife.)
Fun Couples Aging soap star Linda Evans
and New Age musician Yanni. (Star, National Enquirer).
Actor Robert Parker of "Shag: The Movie" fame and pop singer Martika of "Toy Soldiers" fame. (Star).
Drain Bramage A botched brain tissue transplant
has turned a quiet 45- year-old Brazilian housewife into a sex - crazed punk rocker!
According to the National Ex- aminer, Maritza Estez has given up caring for her husband, home, and three teenaged daughters, and in-
stead spends all her time either in
loud, smoke- filled clubs playing
Or Not?
CLIENT Jackson, or maybe only the im- poster?
guitar or in the arms of her new lover, a professional weightlifter who's 23 years her junior!
Apparently when Mrs. Estez
recently underwent an operation in
which donated brain tissue was in)*
planted in her skull in an attempt to
control Parkinson's disease, doc-
tors put in nearly twice as much of the tissue as recommended, which resulted in a personality transfer! (The donated tissue came from a
punk rock musician who was killed in a car accident.)
Estez's hubby says he wants his
old wife - the one who didn't know how to play a musical instrument - back. But Estez, who has styled her hair into a stringy mass of long
bands and now sports a tattoo of a
spider on her left forearm, says
"This is the life I was meant to live,
playing rock music and making pas-
sionate love all day and night.
"I'll miss Eduardo and the girls,
but life's too short to spend slaving in the kitchen. I have to follow my
destiny."
OR WIFE? - LaToya
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1 Roseanne 2 Chicken Soup 3 Miss America Pageant 4 Golden Girls 5 Sister Kate 6 60 Minutes 7 NFL Monday Night
Football (Giants vs. Redskins)
8 The Cosby Show 9 Cheers
10 Life Goes OìÌ All show times are EDT /PDT unless oth-
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Tiibe Live from New York ... it's
Prince, making his first live TV appearance since the 1985 Grammy Awards, on NBC's two -and -a- half -hour "Saturday Night Live 15th Anniversary" special (Sunday, 9/2.4, 9pm). Also appearing will be Paul Si- mon and, of course, Not Ready For Prime Time Players past and present.
Friday, 9122 Stevie Ray Vaughan,
"Late Night With David Letter- man" (NBC, 12:30am).
E.U., "The Arsenio Hall Show" (syndicated; chick local listings for station and air time).
Saturday, 9/23 Melissa Etheridge, "David
Letterman." Expose and James In-
gram, "Byron Allen" (ABC, 11:30pm).
Sunday, 9124 Tom Petty plays hmself in
"It's Garry Shandling's Show" (Fox, 10:30pm).
Monday, 9125 Squeeze, Robert Cray,
Leonard Cohen, Sonny Rollins, Betty Carter, and Bran- ford Marsalls, "Sunday Night" (NBC, 12:45am).
The Penguins, Mary Wells, and Gary Puckett bring the sounds of the '60s to "My Boyfriend's Back" (NBC, 9pm), a movie depicting the reunion of the fictional girl group, the Bouffants.
Mark Knopfler, "The Ghost Of Faffner Hall" (HBO, 3pm).
Boy George, "Arsenio Hall."
Charlie Daniels Band, "The Pat Sajak Show '' (CBS, 11:30pm).
Tuesday, 9/26 Stacey Q, "Pat Sajak."
Wednesday, 9/27 Larry Gatlin & Gatlin
Brothers, "Pat Sajak."
Thursday, 9128 Barbara Mandrel! and Bob-
by Jones & New Life, "Arsenio Hall."
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LATEST REFERENCE BOOKS
Enhance Your Musical Library
Music directors, air person- alities, and just plain fans who want to bone up on
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Green Leafs The new and ENLARGED third
edition of the "Green Book" ($39.95 /Professional Desk References) has just been releas- ed. Compiled by former R&R editor and current Film House hon- cho Jeff Green, the book catalogs nearly 20,000 songs from all genres of music by some 550 subjects (anatomy, holidays, precious stones, politics, sports, weather, etc.) .
The 332 -page softbound page - turner lists thousands of past 'n' present recording artists and in- cludes album titles and labels for listed songs. Topic and label in- dexes are also included.
If you're the type that would rather scan a screen than flip pages, take heart, the information is also available on IBM - compatible discs with tutorial ($69.95). For more info, phone the publisher at (615) 459 -4880.
Do The Trouser Press, Baby
Speaking of updates, Collier Books recently issued the third edi- tion of "The New Trouser Press Record Guide" ($16.95). Edited by the now -defunct Trouser Press magazine's co-founder Ira A. Rob- bins, this rockin' reference book lists discographies and descrip- tions of some 1900 rock acts that mostly fall "outside the commer- cial mainstream" (from the Meat - men, Agent Orange, and Snatches Of Pink to such better -knowns as Lou Reed, the Clash, and Elvis Costello).
The book's selective scope never- theless spans major and indepen- dent labels as well as foreign re- leases to document "what's lasting and what's passing" on the Alter- native Rock scene. There are more than 6200 records reviewed in the guide's pages with no photos to distract the eye.
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Along with editor Barry Lazell, the authors identify the major acts that have shaped the soundscape of rock music over the past three dec- ades by listing the important events (musical and otherwise) that occurred in each artist's ca- reer by year, month, and (when- ever possible) day.
Group entries include the names of original band members as well as the instruments they played, and all artist listings give US and UK peak chart positions for hit sin- gles. Interesting photos complete the package.
Rock & Roll Never Forgets The "Rock On Almanac: The
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Moving through the rock of ages one year at a time, the book lists each month's top 15 hit singles (based on the author's own for- mula) as well as the year's top songs and LPs. Other musical in- formation included in the yearly chapters includes a list of major artists and groups who debuted, Grammy winners, rock 'n' roll deaths, and a list of movies with a musical hook.
Along with a generous number of photos, each chapter also contains the biggest music -related events of the year (the "Live Aid" concert in 1985, etc.) as well as a list of the year's top news and sports stories. Hey hey, my my.
Mu$ician$ Dominate Forbes Top 40' Superstar Michael Jackson has yet another pair of con- secutive Number Ones un-
der his multi- buckled belt. For the second consecutive year, the Moonwalker topped Forbes maga- zine's star -studded "Top 40" list of the world's highest paid enter- tainers with an estimated two-year gross income of $125 million. What's more, Jackson accom- plished the feat before signing his recent $20 million- dollar deal with L.A. Gear.
Interestingly, musicians make up half the members of this year's chart (found in the magazine's 10/2 issue) . Members are ranked by the amount of "pretax profit" each is estimated to earn from the beginn- ing of 1988 to the end of 1989. The other 19 musicians are:
Eddie Murphy. Columbia's sometime singer slipped 5-6 with an income of $57 million.
Pink Floyd. Bolstered by a new LP and tour, the trio jumped 19-7
with an income of $56 million.
Rolling Stones. Guaranteed $70 million by their concert promoter, the well- rested 'n' road -ready rockers debuted at 8 with a payoff of $55 million.
George Michael. The ex- Wham! glamour boy and Diet Coke pitchman improved 13-10 with a tally of $47 million.
Julio Iglesias. The Latin balladeer jumped 20-11, earning $46 million.
WEEKEND BOX OFFICE SEPTEMBER 15 -17
1 Sea Of Love $10.0 (Universal)
2 Uncle Buck $4.1 (Universal)
3 Parenthood $3. 7
(Universal) 4 When Harry Met $2.65
Sally... (Columbia) 5 Kickboxer $2.60
(Cannon) 6 Lethal Weapon I1 $2.2
(Warner Bros.) 7TheAbyss $2.1
(20th Century Fox) 8 Sex, Lies, $1.7
And Videotape (Miramax) 9 Turner & Hooch $1.6
(Buena Vista) 10 Batman $1.4
(Warner Bros.)
All figures in millions First Week In Release
Source: Exhibitor Relations Co.
COMING ATTRACTIONS: This week's openers include "Black Rain," starring Michael Douglas as an American cop in
Japan. Directed by Ridley Scott of "Blade Runner" and "Alien" fame, the thriller's upcoming Virgin soundtrack features Soul II Soul's current hit ( "Back To Life" as well as songs by Ig- gy Pop, UB40, Ryuichi Saka- moto, Les Rita Mitsouko, and Gregg Allman's new single, "I'll Be Holding On."
Madonna. Although slipping 9-15, the Material Girl will earn $23 million this year for a two-year payoff of $43 million.
Bruce Springsteen. Missing in action from the stadium tour cir- cuit, the Boss falls 7 -18 with earn- ings of $40 million.
Bon Jovi. Dropping 16-19, the New Joisey rockers will improve over their 1988 earnings by $25 million to match Springsteen's pro- jected $40 million.
Prince. Soaring on the wings of "Batman," the Purple One jumped 29-20 with earnings of $36 million.
U2. Although slipping 11 -21, the Irish rockers will rack up $33 mil- lion, thanks to their "Rattle &
Hum" LP, video, and concert tour.
The Who. Out of retirement and on the road, the surviving members of one of rock's premiere bands debuted at 22 with earnings of $32 million.
Def Leppard. Still reaping the fruits of last year's "Hysteria" LP, England's hard -rockin' quintet
debuted at 23 with profits of $30 million.
Van Halen. Climbing 26-24, the L.A. guys should see $27 million in profits.
Frank Sinatra. 01' Blue Eyes jumped 40-28 for a profit margin of $26 million.
Grateful Dead. The Bay Area favorites improved 32 -29 for a $25 million payoff.
Guns N' Roses. The L.A. -based bad boys of rock debuted at 31 with earnings of $24 million.
Kenny Rogers. Despite a 22 -32
drop, the country crooner is ex- pected to haul in $23 million.
Aerosmith. The Beantown rockers debuted at 35 with a pumped -up payoff of $21 million.
Rod Stewart. The whiskey - throated warbler debuted at 36, ty- ing Aerosmith with a $21 million take.
Incidentally, the combined gross earnings of the entire list totals some $872 million -a 14% increase over 1988 figures.
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String tension can pull the neck of a guitar out of shape over time - but Robert Kun- stadt says he has a solution. The New York amateur mu- sician (and patent attorney) has come up with a "free neck sys- tem" that's designed to solve the problem of neck warp, at
least for electric guitars. Kunstadt's "system" consists
of a hollow aluminum beam run- ning between a guitar's head and left shoulder. The design di- verts string tension away from the neck. This tension is further reduced by mounting the neck on moveable joints.
`Intenna' Puts Phone Calls Within Greater Reach
Until recently, if you wanted a cordless phone without an antenna you probably had to talk within 25 feet of your phone's base - inconve- nient if you're taking calls out by the pool.
"Intenna," the latest cordless and antenna -less model from the
Chicago -based Cobra company, contains a microprocessor that allows
you to roam farther from the base (the furthest point at which you can get a
clear signal depends on many variables). The phone's antenna is a small nickel and tin plate in the handset that's
matched to the microprocessor -based cordless system. Three models are available: the CP -480, with base -to- handset paging
($130); the CP -482, which adds a nine-number memory, hold, and inter-
corn system ($180); and the CP -485 (pictured), which also includes a
speakerphone feature and a system that automatically chooses the
clearest of three channels for each call ($230). For more info, call the com- pany at (312) 889 -8870.
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OVERVIEW September 22,1989 RsR27
LIFESTYLES: THE STRAIGHT DOPE
US Casual Drug Use Declines Contrary to what some world leaders would have you be- lieve, the number of Ameri-
cans who occasionally use recre- ational drugs (marijuana, cocaine, etc.) has dropped 37% during the past four years, according to the Washington DC -based National In- stitute On Drug Abuse.
In all, 37% of Americans over the age of 12 have tried recreational drugs at least once during their lifetime. Last year, 14.5 million people (or 7% of the population) 12
and over were current users (de- fined as indulging at least once in the preceding month) as opposed to the 23 million (12% of the popula- tion) who smoked pot or snorted coke with the same frequency in 1985.
Incidentally, the nation's alcohol and cigarette use has declined as well. The number of current drinkers has slipped from 113.1 million in 1985 to 105.8 million in 1988, while the number of cigarette smokers dropped by 3.2 million during the same period.
The Process Of Weeding Out
Although marijuana remains the most widely consumed drug of choice, usage among young adults is at its lowest level since 1972. However, of the 21 million folks who did puff buds last year, nearly a third did so at least once a week, and almost a fifth (that's four mil- lion people) smoked dope on a dai- ly basis.
Overall, males are more likely than females to use recreational drugs. There's also a higher num- ber of current drug users among people living in large metro areas, folks living in the western US, part - time workers, and the unem- ployed. More than a fifth (22% ) of full-time employees between 20
and 40- years -old used drugs during the past year, and 12 % have indulg- ed within the past month.
Cocaine Concern According to the Institute's Drug
Abuse Warning Network, cocaine
Don't Call 'Em T- Shirts, Call 'Em `Imprinted Sportswear' Casual Clothing Changes, But Sales Still Strong
Once the ultimate symbol of casualness, the T -shirt is moving into high- fashion
circles - and it remains the pillar of the $7 to $10 billion US imprinted sportswear industry. Annual T -shirt sales are estimated at near- ly $3.5 billion, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Thanks to technology, today's T's - which some prefer to call "imprinted sportswear" - display everything from three-dimensional images to renderings of Renoir
paintings. What's more, as far as clothing goes, T- shirts are still relatively inexpensive.
According to recent surveys by the trade's Impressions Magazine, women buy about seven imprinted T -shirts a year, while men buy six. Wholesale prices have risen 5-8% a year over the past five years, but that hasn't slowed the market - unit sales of T- shirts increased 6% to about 1.7 billion in the past 12
months.
use - especially among young adults and chronic abusers - is to- day s biggest drug- related con- cern.
Not only has the number of cocaine- related medical incidents increased five -fold since 1984, but the number of hospital emergen- cies involving crack smoking and cocaine freebasing has sky- rocketed from 549 cases in 1984 to 15,000 in 1988.
Top Of The Potholes
If you've traveled on an in-
terstate highway lately, you may have noticed a few potholes and cracks in the roads.
In fact, the 42,000 -mile in-
terstate system is in such bad shape that the Federal Highway Administration says it would cost between $565 billion and $655 billion over the next 20 years just to bring the roads up to "minimum engineer- ing standards." (That's up from the $13 billion a year the agen- cy now spends on repairs and construction.)
Below are the ten states with the highest percentages of in-
terstate highway miles deemed "deficient ": State Percent
Alaska 41.8 Missouri 40.0 Mississippi 39.2 Tennessee 36.3 Oregon 35.2 North Dakota 25.4 Dist. Of Columbia 25.0 Wisconsin 24.7 Rhode Island 24.3 Oklahoma 23.6
Source: Federal Highway Administration
Franchises: Low Failure
Franchises projected sales of $640 billion last year, or about a third of the US
retail market, according to NYC - based research firm FIND /SVP Inc.
The nation's half- million chain operations not only employ about seven million people, but also create another 500,000 jobs each year. Incidentally, the failure rate for franchise outlets is a scant 3.3% , compared with a 65% failure rate for other privately owned start -up businesses.
Franchises also are growing faster than the US economy (8% vs. 2% ) . That growth is expected to continue into the next decade as baby boomers move into the prime franchise -buying demo - 35-54.
ISSIMPIE
No -Sweat Polyester Workout Wear
High Sales, Rate
Whether it's a jog around the park or a session on a sophisticated stair -
climber, a good workout can invig- orate, stimulate - and make a per- son sweat like Niagara Falls.
Now, fitness fanatics are discov- ering that it's possible to receive all the benefits of exercise without the discomfort of wet clothes. New "performance fibers," such as Du Pont's " CoolMax," draw perspira- tion from the skin and disperse it to the fabric's surface - a process called "wicking."
CoolMax, developed in 1987, is a wicking polyester fabric that feels as soft as cotton but reportedly ab- sorbs 14 times less moisture than the natural fiber, so it doesn't feel wet and clammy.
The fabric, often no more expen- sive than conventional materials, is currently being used in cycling gear, men's and women's tennis wear, bodysuits for aerobic work- outs, running shorts, socks, and sports bras.
The Fast- Food Chain
Subway Sandwiches saw a 66.7% jump in sales and a 57.9% increase in
restaurants last year, making it
the hottest fast -food chain in the US.
Other franchises whose num- ber of establishments 'lose con- siderably - with increases of at
least 180 units - include TCBY (42.9 %), Little Caesar's Pizza (19.0 %), Arby's (16.2 %), and
Domino's Pizza (11.5 %).
Here's a look at the top ten fast -food franchises, ranked by percentage of 198ß sales growth. The chart includes only chains with sales increases of at
least $166 million. Chain % Of Sales Growth
Subway Sandwiches 66.7 Little Caesar's Pizza 25.2 Arby's 17.4 Dairy Queen 16.6 Domino's Pizza 16.2 Pizza Hut 12.0 McDonald's 7.6 Hardee's 7.5 Kentucky Fried Chickan 7.4 Burger King 3.5
Source: rechnomic Inc.
Born To: WHJYIProvidence PD Bill
Weston, wife Connie, son Paul, September 5.
Marriages: IRS Records Chairman Mlles
Copeland to Adriana Corajoria, September 1.
KTFMISan Antonio OM Jeff McCartney to Teresa Elliott, September 9.
KZOVILittle Rock MD Greg Geary to KZOV researcher Stephanie Simmons, September 16.
Telescope a daypart Confirm playlists
SQUEEZE PLAY is the latest incarnation of the "skimmer" concept. It is unique because it's integrated. Custom IC circuitry is deftly incor- porated into a high -quality radio /cassette unit. A custom panel permits the user to easily switch between skimming and normal operation, and to select appropriate "record" and "pause" time intervals. The transport shuts off automatically at the end of the cassette.
SQUEEZE PLAY has several useful applications. The most obvious is skimming a competing station, quickly and painlessly gathering useful information on playlist and rotations. However, a PD might want to skim his own station, perhaps to determine if the all -nite jock is really following the music rotation, or just to evaluate the effectiveness of the music - rotation scheme. An enterprising PD might swap skimmer tapes with colleagues in other markets, studying successful stations who employ similar formats.
SQUEEZE PLAY operates from 117 volts AC. AM or FM stations can be monitored. Record time can be varied from 2 seconds to 30 seconds. Pause time can be varied from 30 seconds to 31/2 minutes.
Monitor overnights Document a trend
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Elliott Set To Program WWEZ
WFMK /Lansing morning man Mark Elliott has been appointed PD at WWEZ /Cincinnati. He re- places Paul Bailey, who remains with the station as Asst. PD.
Elliott told R&R, "We'll be get- ting out of the tape -based Easy Lis- tening format and move the station in a direction similar to that of WJIB /Boston. We will remain an instrumental station and play CDs instead of tapes."
Elliott previously programmed WKRQ /Cincinnati, WYNF /Tam- pa, WDJX /Dayton, and WAJI /Ft. Wayne, and has been an air per- sonality at WTPI /Indianapolis, WKKX /St. Louis, and WLLT /Cin- cinnati.
WWEZ ranked eighth 12+ in the summer Birch (5.1) and fourth in the spring Arbitron (7.1) .
WHAT Tries Urban N/T Approach
WHAT /Philadelphia, which switched last week from an Urban Gold format to Urban MOR, will switch again to Urban N/T next month.
"We had been planning to go News /Talk from the beginning," said owner /President Cody Ander- son. "But we've received an in- credible amount of feedback on this format we're doing now. So much, in fact, that we'll keep some of it even after the switchover."
Anderson said the station began emphasizing artists such as Nat King Cole, Nancy Wilson, and Di- nah Washington simply as a tran- sition to the new format.
Anderson said most of the N/T programming will be locally orig- inated, and he is deciding whether to stay with the Sheridan network or move to the National Black Net- work.
Therese Crowley
Crowley Named Unistar VP/ News & Sports
Unistar Radio has appointed Therese Crowley VP /News &
Sports. She will report to Network President Bill Hogan.
Crowley joined the network, when it was known as the RKO Ra- dio Network, in 1980 as daily an- chor. She specialized in environ- mental and aerospace science cov- erage, produced the daily business report, and hosted the movie fea- ture "Reel -to-Reel."
Prior to joining the network Crowley worked at KOPA /Phoenix and WCIL /Carbondale.
Bice Exec. VP At Astor Seagrave, Holliday, Mann Join Group
Astor Broadcast Group has re- structured its executive tier. Susan Bice becomes Exec. VP, oversee- ing the administration of the five stations in the group. Jodell Sea - grave joins AC KTID -AM & FM/ San Rafael as GM, coming over from the GSM position at KITS (Live 105) /San Francisco.
Tom Holliday is appointed GM of Country Classics KOW -AM & FM/ Escondido, CA; he was previously GM at WPBR /Palm Beach. Con- currently, Randy Mann joins KOW as GSM from crosstown KSON -AM & FM /San Diego.
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Owen Upped To KZPS Programming Post
KZPS /Dallas Asst. PD Danny Owen has been upped to PD at the Classic Hits outlet. Owen has handled interim PD duties since John Shomby resigned last month to start his own consultancy.
KIPS GM Tom Glade remarked, "We're in a growth mode right now, and our market research in- dicates there's still a great deal of potential for us if we execute our game plan correctly. We're confi- dent Danny will help us reach our full potential."
Owen joined KIPS two years ago and was named Asst. PD last Janu- ary. Before that he founded Owen Media Development, a production company he continues to run. His prior PD experience was at KIRK (now KOAI) /Dallas, which he pro- grammed from 1983 -84.
"After making a series of adjust- ments, we've been consistent over the past year, and it's starting to pay dividends," Owen told R&R. "This is the perfect time for me to step in and continue the growth."
Reitman Tapped
As Narada GM
Bob Reitman
Narada Productions has named former A&M General Manager/ VP Marketing Services Bob Reit- man GM. He'll be based out of the NAC- oriented label's newly - established West Coast office.
Reitman, who was with A &M for 13 years, will work closely with Narada's distributor, MCA, reor- ganize and expand the home office in Milwaukee, and provide a West Coast presence.
Reitman told R&R, "I plan to help MCA realize Narada's poten- tial, while working directly with the label's home office to take ad- vantage of broader marketing op-
portunities. Narada has just been named the #1 New Age label for 1989. I want to capitalize on that and bring a new level of awareness to the industry about our three la- bels - Narada Lotus, Narada Mystique, and Narada Equinox."
Russ Haberle
Haberle Upped To KFSD VP /GM
Classical KFSD /San Diego has promoted GSM Russ Haberle to VP /GM. He replaces Nancy Reyn- olds, who exited for the VP /GM slot at KOY -AM & FM /Phoenix (see story Page 3).
Lotus Communications Presi- dent Howard Kalmenson told R&R, "Russ has been with us a long time and has worked at the station in every capacity possible. He knows the market and is well respected, and this move is in keeping with our policy of pro- moting from within."
Haberle has been with Lotus since 1977, except for an 18 -month stint as GSM at crosstown KJQY, and rejoined KFSD in March of this year. He was previously GM at Lotus's KTKT & KLPX /Tucson.
Haberle told R&R, "It's the dream position I've always wanted, because I have a real pas- sion for classical music, the aud- ience, and the advertisers."
Sirkin ND/PD At WEEI
WEEI /Boston has recruited crosstown WHDH ND Phil Sirkin as Director /News & Program- ming. He replaces VP /News & Programming John Rodman, who exited.
WEEI VP /GM Michael Wheeler commented, "Phil will lead our news department to new levels of excellence. He is a real hands -on professional who is dedicated to our all-News format. Furthermore, Phil will serve as our PD, responsi- ble for the planning and implemen- tation of our overall on-air sound."
Sirkin had been at WHDH for the past ten years, before which he was with WEEI as an editor/ writer.
In the spring ratings WEEI earn- ed a 3.6 (12 +) in the Arbitren, ranking in an 11th place tie. In the Birch it posted a 3.5, placing tenth. It has generated controversy re- cently over charges that confiden- tial information about Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA) had been furnished to the Republican party by the sta- tion's owner, and earlier when sta- tion management clashed with Rodman over the relative impor- tance of a staff session with a psy- chologist and local election cover- age.
Moen Moves To
WJQI As GM
John Moen, VP /Programming at AC KEZR /San Jose, has been named GM at AC combo WJQI -AM & FM /Norfolk. He replaces How- ard Schwartz, who joined cross- town WGH in June as GSM.
WJQI, Inc. President Aylett Coleman told R&R, "We're excited about having a man with John's track record and reputation join us, and will put everything at his disposal to keep the station a win- ner."
Moen, who'd been at KEZR for the last 18 months, has also pro- grammed WLVE /Miami and WASH /Washington and was Na- tional PD at United Broadcasting. He told R&R, " Aylett has an ag- gressive `let's get it done' attitude, and his commitment to broadcast- ing is very motivating. Now I have to find a GSM and an on-air PD."
A replacement for Moen at KEZR is being sought; Asst. PD Jason Williams is serving as in- terim PD.
Gerber VP /GM At Restless
David Gerber Enigma Entertainment has pro-
moted David Gerber to VP /GM of Restless Records, Enigma's in- dependently distributed label.
Enigma President Wes Hein commented, "David's new position and title reflect the greater control and autonomy that he and Restless Records have earned through their outstanding performance of late. During his 18 -month tenure at the label, we've seen sales soar 150 %. Anyone who does that deserves the title of VP."
Gerber told R&R, "I look for- ward to further defining and heightening the image of Restless Records. We've done very well in terms of business, but we've been a little invisible to much of the rest of the industry. That's a situation that I hope to change over the next yam"
Gerber joined Enigma last year as GM of Restless. Prior to that he was involved in artist management with such acts as the Cruzados, Modern English, Rosanne Cash, Icicle Works, and Juluka. He also co-founded Side One Marketing, an independent promotion and mar- keting firm.
Restless is an alternative pop and metal label featuring such acts as 7 Seconds, Tail Gators, Dough- boys, Elvis Hitler, Fire Merchants, and Old Skull.
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Radio WARREN LADA, VP /GM at WSTC
& WJAZ/Stamford, CT, becomes Sr.
VP and a member of the Board of par-
ent Forrest Broadcasting. He continues his duties at the stations. JIM O'HARA, GM at WOC & KUUL/ Davenport, IA, adds VP stripes at parent Signal Hill Communications. Concurrently, JOAN MILLER is nam- ed VP after three years with the com- pany.
Records ROB GORDON shifts to EMI as Di-
rector /West Coast Regional Sales. He had been West Coast Marketing Di- rector at Relativity Records. Also at the label, ANGEE JENKINS is upped from Publicity Coordinator /West Coast to Publicist /West Coast.
Jim O'Hara Joan Miller
J. PATRICK, PD /midday announcer at WCRZ /Flint, MI, is promoted to OM at the station and AM sister WKMF. TIMOTHY ROESLER has been named LSM at KRQR /San Francisco. He had been GM at KDON & KZXR/ Monterey -Salinas -Santa Cruz, CA.
PAUL THOMSON moves to West- wood One Stations Group as Control- ler. He had been Sr. Audit Manager at Price Waterhouse.
Area radio stations in the Albany - Schenectady -Troy market have form- ed Capital Region Radio Stations (CRRS) in an effort to foster radio as a
primary advertising medium. Member stations include WABY & WKLI, WGNA -AM & FM, WGY -AM & FM, WKAJ & WQQY, WPTR & WFLY, WQBK -AM & FM, WROW -AM & FM, WSHQ & WSHZ, WSSV, and WTRY &
WPYX.
Rob Gordon Diane Gentile
DIANE GENTILE joins Arista Rec- ords as Manager /East Coast Rock Promotion. She was formerly respon-
sible for National Metal Radio Promo-
tion at MCA.
DINAH BREAKELL, freelance video producer, moves to MCA Records as Director /Music Video.
JOHN MATARAZZO, President of Intercon Music, announces the forma- tion of Club Rio, a new label under the IMC logo focusing on Latin, jazz, and salsa.
DAVID LYMAN joins Capitol -EMI Music as VP /Human Resources & Ad- ministration. He was formerly Presi- dent of Organization Perspectives, a
consulting company.
Industry ROLAND LUNDY, Exec. VP at
Word, Inc.'s Records & Music divi- sion, replaces GARY INGERSOLL as President of Word, Inc. Ingersoll has beer named President of Chilton Co., another ABC Publishing operating unit.
MIERRIL WASSERMAN segues to MCA Music Publishing as VP /Interna- tional Acquisitions. She was previous- ly VP /GM of Private Music.
David Shaw Dinah Breakell
KEN LeMUNYON has been elevat- ed from Director /Financial Planning to Controller at Warner Bros. Records. Concurrently, DAVID SHAW is pro- moted from A &R Rep to Assoc. Direc- tor /Black Music A &R.
Merril Wasserman Jody Gerson
JODY GERSON has been appoint- ed VP /Creative Operations, East Coast at EMI Music Publishing. She was formerly Director /Creative Opera- tions at Warner /Chappell.
Great White Packs Platinum Party
Capitol artists Great White celebrated the platinum status of their "Twice Shy" album backstage at Irvine Meadows in Los Angeles. Posed for posterity are (l -r) managers Alan Niven and Doug Goldstein, Great White's Tony Montana, Capitol VPs Bill Burks and John Fagot, the group's Mark Kendall and Jack Russell, Capitol's Jeff Shane, President David Berman, Great White's Audie Desbrow, Capitol VP Tom Whalley, Great White's Michael Lardie, Capitol VP Ray Tusken, EMI /UK's Rupert Perry, EMI Music's Roel Kruize, and (kneeling) EMI International Marketing President Don Zimmermann.
Deacon Blue Meets CBS Brass
Columbia recording artists Deacon Blue mingle with label execs at a bash following their New York concert. Partying at Bayamo are (l -r) CBS Records Division President Tommy Mottola, Deacon Blue's Lorraine McIntosh, James Prime, and Douglas Vipond, Columbia Records President Don lenner, VP Marilyn Laverty, the band's Ricky Ross, CBS Record^ Inc. CEO & President Walter Yetnikoff, Deacon Blue's Ewen Vernal and Graeme Kelling, and CBS Records/UK Managing Director & CEO Paul Russell.
MICHAEL SCOTT, former VP /R &B Retail at promotion firm Best Perform- ances, is upped to GM. Concurrently, STEVEN WEISSBERG takes on Direc- tor /National Pop Marketing duties. He was previously National Director /R &B Retail Promotion at Joe Giaco Promo- tions.
Also at the firm, LISA SCOTT is pro- moted from Marketing Manager /Na- tional Pop & R &B to Director /Black Music. ALBERT YEPEZ steps up from National Director /12" Retail Marketing to National Director /12" Retail and Rap Promotion.
PROS ON THE LOOSE
Rick (Steve Michaels) Burnham - Evenings WNNZ /Springfield, MA (203) 749 -2478
Kim Carson - MD /evenings WUSN/ Chicago (312) 943 -9658
Todd Chase - MD KZBB /Ft. Smith, AR (501) 648 -1619
Ken Cocker - Mornings WUSN /Chi- cago (312) 695 -0767
Marianne Garrison - MD KGSR/ Austin (512) 442 -5117
Ron Jordan - Mornings WHBQ/ Memphis (501) 732 -5158
John Nolan - Morning show pro- ducer /air talent WBSB /Baltimore (703) 931-1568
Paul St. John - Middays WANS/ Greenville- Spartanburg (803) 292 -2426
Toddzilla - Nights WXLK/Roanoke (703) 774 -9696
F. DAVID HARRIS joins NAB as Di-
rector /Special Projects, Science and Technology Department. He had been the head of the Electrical Engineering Technology Department at Purdue University.
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CHANGES
John Ryan, a parttime producer and afternoon news asst. at WMAL/Wash- ington, steps up to Station Producer.
Carol Simmons, Amanda Harbes- ton, and John Hendricks have been named Sr. Marketing Consultants at KMGL /Oklahoma City.
Leslie Smith joins Arbitron/San Francisco as a Radio/Television Client Service Rep.
Barbara Brozdowskl has been ap- pointed Manager /Sales Services at
Columbia Records Productions and
Columbia Magnetics.
Geoffrey Koonin takes on Assoc. Director /Royalties duties at Atlantic Records.
Peter Kleiner becomes an AE at
Katz Radio /Philadelphia. Jamie Kriegel has joined Banner
Radio /Minneapolis as an AE.
Chris Andrews and Ginnee Berg are new AEs at WHDH/Boston. The station also welcomes AEs Erik Pear- son, Holly Shelton, and Carol Zur- blls.
Deborah Poltevint is now an AE at KFWB /Los Angeles.
Leslie Grinnin joins WEEI /Boston as an AE.
R1t TIMELINE
Bob Harlow first hit the airwaves at KASK /Ontario, CA in 1967. He would serve as MD for Bakers - field's KERN and KAFY before lan- ding his first PD gig at KEZR /San Jose in '78. Harlow became Bran- don Communications Group PD in '82, and five years ago today returned to program KEZR. He started up KA TD /San Jose in '85, and in November '88 joined crosstown KSJO & KSJX as OM.
1 YEAR AGO TO14-AY Nationwide promotes Steve Berger to President and Mickey Franko to Director /Group Operations
Smokey Rivers appointed Stoner VP /Programming KMGK /Minneapolis taps Kevin McCarthy as VPIGM and Dave Anthony as Program Manager Dale Kelly named KZEW /Dallas PD Bill Cahill chosen as WBZZ (B94) /Pittsburgh PD
5 YEARS AGO TOnA Y Rick Peters selected as TK Communications VP /Programming
Mike Edwards promoted to KSTP /Minneapolis PD
lo YEARS AGO TODAY Frank Dileo named Manager /Special Projects, Customer
Merchandising at CBS Records Jon Anthony lassoes WJEZIChicago PD post
15 YEARS AGO TODAY George Wilson promoted to Bartell Broadcasting Exec. VP
- Hurricane Heeren
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HARVEY OM
WHOO Returns To Country
WHOO /Orlando, which dropped Country for AC in November 1985, will return to the format on Oc- tober 1. Most recently it had been simulcasting with AOR sister WHTQ.
At least initially, all of WHOO's music programming will come from Satellite Music Network's new "Traditional Country & West- em" net. The only exceptions will be its sports programming - WHOO carries Orlando Twins minor league baseball, NASCAR races, and Florida Gators baseball and football. The station's iden- tifier will be "WHOO: Home of real Country & Western music."
WHTQ overnight personality Earl Harvey has been named WHOO's OM. He told R&R, "I'm grateful to (owner) TK Commun- ications for the opportunity to util- ize my broadcast experience in this position. There's a void in the mar- ket for traditional Country ; we should do well 25 -54."
Harvey has been with WHTQ a year. Prior to that he spent four - and -a -half years in Orlando at Ur- ban WORL as morning man/MD/ Promotions Director.
WADN Debuts Folk /Info Format
Suburban Boston outlet WADN (Walden 1120) /Concord, MA has debuted with a unique Folk/Infor- mation format. Eleven -year cross- town Public WGBH Folk host Dick Pleasants is PD /morning person- ality ; Walden 1120 is a commercial station, and the "Walden" refers to nearby Walden Pond.
WADN Founder /President /GM Lloyd Simon told R&R, "It took us about 12 years to obtain a CP and a local zoning permit for the towers. The studio construction has yet to be finished. The music we play is traditional contemporary folk. It was driven by our appreciation of folk, and the fact that Boston is the country's leading folk market. Con- cord and Lexington are sophisti- cated, upscale Boston suburbs; the demos are highly educated and af- fluent."
Simon continued, "We're a world relay station for the BBC. We also have agreements with a Canadian broadcasting company. Each night from 6pm- midnight we have the Walden World service and broad- cast international news and public affairs programs.
"The local attention has been great. There was television cov- erage when we went on the air, and the Boston Globe and Boston Herald have written about us."
On October 1 the station will stage an outdoor celebration of the new format with Tom Rush head- lining.
Mosher GM Celebre Manager At WHLY
When Taylor Communications takes over CHR WHLY (Y106) /Or- lando from Southern Starr Broad- casting (expected within 60 days), a new management team will be in place at the station. Tom Mosher, most recently VP /GM at KIQQ/ Los Angeles, will become GM. Frank Celebre, formerly GSM and NSM at WWKA & WDBO /Orlando, will be WHLY Statión Manager.
Taylor Communications Group VP Paul Levesque told R&R, "We're real happy to bring in two seasoned broadcasters who made a great team together years ago at WDRQ /Detroit. We believe they can bring the same excitement and success to the Orlando market and help us accomplish our goal of be- ing a top -rated station in Orlando."
Rumors of a Y106 format switch surfaced after crosstown CHR WBJW (now WOMX) dropped its longtime handle BJ105 in favor of Mix 105.1 and altered direction to a more adult presentation. Leves- que said, "We're looking at re- search and at potential PDs. We're trying to get the best people possi- ble and are carefully evaluating the best direction for the station."
Mosher told R&R, "This is a great market; it's becoming the L.A. of the East Coast. Mickey Mouse and I are together again, and so are Frank and I. There's lots of room to move and grow down here. All we have to do is de- cide which direction to go in and then put the right pieces together."
Laughlin Lands KKBQ GSM Post
KKBQ /Houston LSM Roy Laughlin has been upped to GSM. He succeeds Brenda Adriance, who was promoted to VP /GM at Gan- nett sister KOAI /Dallas three weeks ago. KKBQ AE Kandi Rub - bo succeeds Laughlin as ISM, and AE Karen Hight has been upped to NSM to replace Mary Zarsky, who exited.
KKBQ President /GM Al Brady Law told R&R, "We were delighted to promote from within, which is always Gannett's policy. Roy had been LSM for 18 months and has done an oustanding job in focusing the sales department to put us back among the market leaders in sales. We're also happy about the inter- nal promotions of Karen and Kan- di; they've worked hard and it's paid off for them."
Laughlin joined KKBQ in last year from the LSM slot at cross- town KTRH.
ADULT ORIENTATION
WBJW Mixes Up Orlando, Adopts WOMX Identity
Last Thursday (9/14) CHR WBJW /Orlando evolved into a soft CHR/bright AC with new calls WOMX (Orlando's Mix 105.1). PD Brian Thomas remains in place, but the morning team ( "Breakfast Bunch ") of Bill Cross and Alan Spector are no longer on the air; they'll reportedly remain with the station in an unspecified capacity. A new morning show will soon be launched with former KRQQ /Tuc- son personality Mike Elliott.
WOMX GM Rick Weinkauf told R&R, " (Parent company) Nation - wide's attitude is that anything less than number one is unacceptable. If we changed to Beautiful Music and kept `BJ105,' we still would have been considered the teen sta- tion in the market. Now we're us- ing the line `not too hard, not too lite.' We've removed most of the
Moore Set To Manage KSOP
Programming & sales consultant David Moore has been named to the newly created position of Sta- tion Manager at Country combo KSOP -AM & FM /Salt Lake City.
KSOP -AM & FM VP /GM Greg Hilton told R&R, "David has been working with us on and off for the last few years, and we decided it was time to bring him in. Getting a fresh perspective from outside can be very positive, and David adds a spark of life."
Moore commented, "This is an excellent radio market and a great place to live. The wonderful people at KSOP and the challenge of maintaining and building even greater success is what drew me up here."
Moore is a 20 -year radio vet who started at KPRO /Riverside and went on to become KFI /Los An- geles MD and PD at KIFM /San Di- ego in the late '70s-early '80s. He was Director /Programming for San Diego-based Peters Produc- tions prior to entering the con- sulting field in 1987.
KSOP is a family -owned opera- tion. The AM recently celebrated its 35th year as a Country station, and the FM is just a còuple of months short of its 25th year in the format.
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Walker previously worked at the Texas AP Network, KDAF -TV/ Dallas, WBAP & KSCS /Dallas, and WOWO /Ft. Wayne.
In the spring Arbitron KRLD posted a 4.3 (12 +) , good fora sixth place tie. In the corresponding Birch the station earned a 4.1 for ninth place.
perceived negatives such as rap music and hard -edged rock.
"We're starting to lean more to an adult female as the dead center of the target," he added. "I hope we will impact (crosstown AC WSTF) Star 101 because they haven't had any competition and are perceived as AC /Oldies. Joy (Orlando AC WJYO) isn't doing a great deal at the upper end. With- out the hard rock and dance music, we're more of an adult Top 40."
One competitive factor which may have greatly influenced WBJW's decision was the strong spring performance of UC WJHM, which posted a number two show- ing 18-34 and number three rank- ings with teens and 18-49s. Wein- kauf said, "We didn't react as quickly as we could have and should have when (WJHM) came into the market. Star was able to slide down a little and pick up our upper end. We're going to do the best job we can in superserving our prime demo."
O'Brian Now OM /PD At WKSI
WKSI /Greensboro MD /morning man Dale O'Brian has been pro- moted to OM/PD of the Bahakel Communications CHR. He had been acting PD since Lee Gillette's departure for the PD post at Coun- try WXBQ /Johnson City, TN.
WKSI GM Roger Matney re- marked, "In addition to Dale's pro- grarnming expertise, he is compet- itive and has an insatiable desire to win. He knows his product, the market, and the competition."
O'Brian was PD /morning man at Country WWQQ /Wilmington, NC before joining WKSI two-and -a- half years ago. He told R&R, "This market is very competitive and we've got a big challenge ahead of us. We have formidable competi- tion in WKZL, but we have some adjustments and positive changes on the drawing boards and some exciting longterm plans for winter and spring.
"Despite the rumors, WKSI will remain CHR," O'Brian added. "We have one of the strongest sig- nals in the market and have been given additional funding that should allow us to market our- selves more competitively than in the past."
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Furthermore, morning man Greaseman - who had been featuring very little music - has begun playing up to eight songs an hour.
Could this have anything to do with a
recent Gallup Poll commissioned by crosstown WJFK? The survey of 20- 40- year -old men asked, "Which station is getting better?" and 'JFK scored the highest (29 mentions out of 102 sampled).
Meanwhile, DC101 got 24 mentions as
getting worse. Among the top reasons listed for the decline at DC 101: "We're tired of the Greaseman."
VP /Urban Primus Robinson is no longer with Elektra. ST hears that Arista's Doug Daniel will take his post. Reach Robinson at
(718) 935 -0305.
Spanish- language KTNQIL.A. morning
show host Humberto Luna has signed a f ive-
year, $5 million contract with the station.
ST hears that WKTIIMilwaukee PD Todd Fisher is under serious consideration for the B94/Pittsburgh gig. Other names in the also - considering file are: KR: /Tucson's Clarke Ingram, ex-Y100/Miami PD Steve Perun, and
former WYSPIPhilly PD John Roberts. Perun and Roberts (and WLRSILouisville
PD Chris Shebel) are also being looked at for the B1041Baltimore PD post, which was vacated by Chuck Morgan late last week.
Also splitting the B104 scene was morning show producer John Nolan. Meanwhile, Chuck Buell's morning partner Roberta Gale is now doing overnights. T &Rs
to VP /GM Jim Fox, or call him at (301) 466 -9272.
Anyone For Tennis? It started innocently enough. Howard
Stern claimed he could whip morning show producer Boy Gary at tennis. (Stern, of course, has no handle on the tennis racket.)
Just a few days later, Stern & Co. booked Long Island's 15,000 -seat Nassau Coliseum for the first annual "US Open Sores" competition, set for October 7. Incredibly, listeners gladly forked over $22.50 apiece, and the event sold out in one day!
Along with the balls -out tennis, attendees will be assaulted by an array of Stern show regulars, including Sam Kinison, Jessica Hahn, Grandpa Al Lewis (of ' Munsters" fame), and Leslie West.
Out of the NAB comes word that many of the Emmis folks - including Hot 97/NY VP /Programming Joel Salkowitz - were wearing T -shirts underneath their tuxes that had the international circle- with -a -slash symbol and the cryptic message "ARB" in the middle!
Noble's N/T XTRA(AM)lSan Diego is
switching to all -News, and will be known as
"Newsradio 690 AM." The shift will be complete by October 2.
Among those NOT affected by the shift back to all -News are AM driver Steve Garvey and PM sports personality Lee "Hacksaw" Hamilton. (XTRA, you'll recall, became the world's first all -News station back in the early '60s.)
Sylvia Cox, Wanda Dunn, and Saundra Newman have been named Regional Promo Managers for Orpheus Records' West Coast, Southeast, and Mid -Atlantic territories, respectively.
GREAT SCOT - MCA recording artist Elton John (1)
recently threw a 40th birthday bash for his longtime friend (and manager of 19 years) John Reid (r). Along with a 300 -person guest list, the swangin' soiree sported a birthday cake that -in honour of Reid's Scottish heritage - was escorted to the table by a
team of bagpipers! Men have kilt for less.
Cox was most recently with Arista, Dunn was formerly with Geffen, and Newman was with Malverne Distributors. All will report to Orpheus VP /Promo Rod Butler.
KROQIL.A. morning show cohost Mike Evans is returning to Hawaii, where he'll do wakeups at Classic Rocker KHFXIHonolulu. Evans's partner, Raymond Bannister, is now doing the shift solo.
Meanwhile, Dusty Street - evening rocker at KROQ for most of the decade - exits the station for a third time. She's been replaced by Freddie Snakeskin.
Glen Campbell Is Alive! KLDEIHouston listeners were shocked
last week to learn that Glen Campbell had
died in a California car crash. No one was
quite as shocked, however, as the Rhinestone Cowboy himself, who is actually alive and well!
Turns out KLDE's overnight jock was the victim of a hoax perpetrated by crosstown KLOL PM driver Moby, who decided to have
some fun while he and production whiz Bill Moffet were returning home from a station
appearance. Using the trusty car phone, Moby and
Moffet convinced KLDE's H.F. Stone that
Campbell had died. Stone then hit the airwaves with the sad news, dedicating "By The Time I Get To Phoenix" to the fallen
cowboy. That ain't all, either: KFMK overnighter
Wanda Noll, who was monitoring Stone's broadcast, also went on the air and told her audience that Campbell was dead.
Moby is unrepentant, explaining, "I'm just trying to teach young broadcasters that they have to check things out."
WUSNIChicago has parted company with morning sidekick Ken Cocker and MD /evening talent Kim Carson.
Cocker - with the Country outlet seven years - will not be replaced, and no one has
been named to either position held by three - year vet Carson.
After 11 years as OM at WJBO &
WFMFIBaton Rouge, Randy Rice exits to
become VP /Programming & Research at
Narragansett Radio. He'll oversee WYNK -AM
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In June 1964 African National Congress
leader Nelson Mandela was sentenced to life in
prison by South African police for sabotage. He remains
imprisoned to this day, a symbol of the repression of the voteless
black majority by the South African government.
State President of South Africa Frederick W. de Klerk claims
that he will initiate limited apartheid reform.
Simple Minds present "Mandela Day" as a reminder
that despite de Klerk's claims, repression continues in
South Africa.
Please take a few minutes to read, sign and mail
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RATINGS
SUMMER '89 BIRCH RESULTS
New York Spr. '89 Sum. '89
WHTZ (CHR) 6.7 6.6 WRKS (UC) 5.7 5.6 WBLS (UC) 4.9 5.5 WONT (CHR) 4.5 5.5 WNEW-FM (AOR) 5.3 4.6 WPLJ (CHR) 3.8 4.1
WINS (News) 4.1 3.8 WPAT-AM & FM
(B/EZ) 3.8 3.8 WCBS-FM (Gold) 3.3 3.6 WLTW (AC) 3.5 3.6 WOR (Talk) 3.9 3.6 WXRK (CR) 3.5 3.6 WOCD (NAC) 2.6 3.4 WFAN (Sports) 2.6 3.0 WCBS (News) 2.6 2.8 WABC (Talk) 2.4 2.5 WNSR (AC) 2.2 2.5 WYNY (Ctry) 1.9 2.1
WSKQfM (Span) 2.2 1.6 WALK-AM & FM
(AC) 1.2 1.4 WNCN (Clas) 1.6 1.4
WNEW (Nost) 1.4 1.3 WQXR-AM & FM
(Clas) 1.6 1.4
WADO (Span) 1.0 1.0 WBAB-FM (AOR) 1.0 1.0
WLIB (News) 1.0 1.0
Detroit Spr. '89 Sum. '89
WJLB (UC) 9.6 10.0 WDFX (CHR) 6.1 7.3 WJR (AC) 8.3 6.8 WLLZ (AOR) 5.8 5.5 WHYT (CHR) 5.0 5.4 WRIF (AOR) 4.5 5.3 WCSX (CR) 3.9 4.6 WWWW (Ctry) 4.7 4.5 WKQ1 (CHR) 4.2 4.3 WNIC (AC) 4.9 4.3 WJZZ (Jazz) 3.9 4.0 WXYT (Talk) 3.0 3.1 WOMC (AC) 4.0 3.0 WJOI (B/EZ) 3.2 2.9 WKSG (Gold) 2.4 2.8 WLTI (AC) 2.3 2.7 WWJ (News) 2.9 2.4 CKLW (BBnd) 2.2 2.2 CKMR (Gold) 1.6 1.9 WGPR (UC) 1.9 1.8
WMTG (UC) .6 1.3 WCxI (Ctry) 1.9 1.2 WARS (Clas) 2.0 1.2 WVAE (NAC) 1.0 1.2
Formerly WCZY
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Los Angeles -
Orange County Spr. '89 Sum. '89
KPWR (CHR) 8.4 7.7 KIIS-AM & FM
(CHR) 7.4 7.1
KQLZ (CHR) 4.4 6.4 KABC (Talk) 4.6 4.6 KROO (NR) 3.3 4.5 KOST (AC) 4.8 4.3 KLOS (AOR) 5.4 4.2 KJOI (B/EZ) 3.4 3.4 KJLH (UC) 3.7 3.3 KRTH-FM (Gold) 3.5 3.3 KBIG (AC) 2.8 3.0 KTWV (NAC) 2.2 2.8 KFWB (News) 2.9 2.5 KODJ (Gold) 1.9 2.5 KZLA (Ctry) 2.5 2.4 KNX (News) 2.5 2.3 KACE (UC) 1.6 2.1 KMPC (Nost) 1.9 2.0 KNAC (AOR) 1.8 2.0 KTNQ (Span) 2.3 2.0 KWKW (Span) 1.7 2.0 KLVE (Span) 2.0 1.9
KLSX (CR) 2.2 1.8 KDAY (UC) 1.5 1.4 KFI (Talk) 1.3 1.3 KKGO-AM & FM
(Jazz) 1.1 1.3 KFAC (Clas) 1 .6 1.2 KEDG* (AC) .6 1.1
Formerly (NR)
San Francisco -
Oakland Spr. '89 Sum. '89
KGO (N/T) 7.6 7.2 KMEL (CHR) 8.2 7.2 KCBS (N/T) 3.9 4.4 KNBR (AC) 2.7 4.2 KROR (AOR) 3.4 4.1
KSFO & KYA (Gold) 3.9 3.8
KSOL (UC) 4.6 3.8 KXXX (CHR) 3.4 3.7 KITS (NR) 2.7 3.3 KSAN (Ctry) 3.4 3.3 KIOI (AC) 3.8 3.0 KBLX (NAC) 2.7 2.8 KKSF (NAC) 2.4 2.7 KFOG (AOR) 2.1 2.6 KABL-AM & FM
(B/EZ) 3.0 2.4 KOIT-AM & FM
(AC) 3.7 2.4 KOME (AOR) 2.3 2.4 KHQT (CHR) 2.5 2.2 KFRC (Nost) 3.2 2.1
KSJO (AOR) 1.5 1.8 KIQI (Span) 1.6 KKHI-AM & FM
(Clas) 1.7 1.6
KDIA (UC) .8 1.3 KDFC-FM (Clas) 1.1 1.2 KARA (AC) 1.2 1.1
KJAZ (Jazz) .7 1.1
KNEW (Ctry) 1.5 1.1
KWSS (CHR) 1.3 1.1
KBAY (B/EZ) 1.3 1.0
KOFY (Gold) 4 1.0
Chicago Spr '89 Sum. '89
WGCI-FM (UC) 11.3 11.2 WGN (AC) 8.6 8.6 WLUP-FM (AOR) 5.3 5.7 WVAZ (UC) 5.8 5.6 WBBM-FM (CHR) 5.1 5.3 WCKG (CR) 4.6 5.1
WYTZ (CHR) 5.1 5.1
WBBM (News) 4.7 4.7 WJMK (Gold) 2.5 3.3 WUSN (Ctry) 3.6 3.3 WKQX (AC) 3.5 2.9 WXRT (AOR) 3.7 2.9 WFYR (Gold) 2.4 2.8 WLUP (Misc) 3.3 2.8 WJJD (Nost) 2.0 2.3 WTMX (AC) 1.8 2.3 WNUA (NAC) 2.0 2.2 WXEZ-AM & FM*
(B/EZ) 2.7 2.1
WLIT (AC) 2.0 2.0 WLS (AC) 1.1 1.5 WMAO (News) 1.1 1.5 WFMT (Clas) 1.2 1.3 WMBIfM (Rel) 1.2 1.3
WOJO (Span) 1.1 1.1
WBEZ (N/T) .9 1.0 Now Soft AC
Now (Talk)
Philadelphia
Spr. '89 Sum.'89
WMMR (AOR) 10.0 11.3 WIOO (CHR) 6.1 8.4 WUSL (UC) 10.2 7.8 WEGX (CHR) 7.7 6.3 WYSP (CR) 5.0 6.0 WDAS-FM (UC) 3.9 5.7 KYW (News) 6.3 5.6 WXTU (Ctry) 4.8 4.3 WPEN (Nost) 4.8 4.2 WEAZ-AM & FM
(AC) 4.7 4.0 WCAU (Talk) 3.1 3.7 WMGK (AC) 2.7 3.6 WOGL (Gold) 2.8 3.5 WWDB (Talk) 5.8 3.4 WKSZ (AC) 3.0 3.1 WFLN (Clas) 2.4 2.6 WSNI (AC) 2.9 2.0 WRTI (Jazz) 1.0 1.6 WIP (Sports) 1.4 1.3
Format Legend
AC -Adult Contemporary, AOR -AI-
bum Oriented Rock, BBnd -Big
Band, B /EZ- Beautiful /Easy Listen-
ing, CC- Contemporary Christian, CHR- Contemporary Hit Radio,
Clas -Classical, CR- Classic Rock,
Ctry- Country, Gold- Oldies, Jazz -
Jazz, Misc- Miscellaneous, NR -New
Rock, NIT-News/Talk, Rel -Reli-
gious, Span- Spanish, Talk -Talk,
UC -Urban Contemporary.
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KITS add 28 KRBE 31 -21 KKRZ det, 26
X100 add B97 23 -20 KXYQ deb 23
KEGL 9 -6 (HOT) WGH 26 -22 KWOD db 30
WMMS deb 19 WNVZ deb 24 KISN 37 -?9 WDFX deb 18 Q105 deb 25 KWSS de) 26
PIRATE 20 -16 Q95 24 -21 KPLZ det 28
WZOU 27 -23 KBEQ deb 24 KUBE det 28
B94 30 -25 WLOL deb 29
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When Charted Artists Started Format Comparisons Pt. I: CHR, New Rock Living In The '80s; AOR As Veterans' Stadium
A bit more than a year ago I looked at the main for- mats to see which ones leaned toward artists who started in the '60s, '70s, or '80s. At that 8/5/88 column's conclusion, I guessed it would be worth updating later. Let's find out.
Last year I tried to cover five for- mats at once and ended up with more graphs than a liposuction re- construction. This time I decided to tackle three formats here and three more next week.
The additional format I looked at, providing a contrast to AOR, is New Rock. As you can see from the graph in the fourth column over to the right somewhere (precise di- rections always a specialty here), the KROQ format concept "Rock of the '80s" was on the money. Ninety percent of the New Rock chart for 9/8/89 (the date I used all around) consisted of artists who started their recording careers in the '80s.
(Minor technical point: at least one member of Big Audio Dyna- mite, Mick Jones, started record- ing with the Clash in the '70s. But
CHR Artist Origins
68%
'60s '70s '80s
41.** 41S
Elton's a '60s rep for CHR and AOR
'605 nostalgia year like '89. Includ- ed in the '60s file are a few border- line cases: Elton John, who made a few obscure records before 1970;
Poco, who debuted in '69; and Don Henley, whose bow with the Felici- ty came in the late '60s.
Over two-thirds of the CUR char- ters started in the '80s, a bit more than half of those in the latter half of this decade, while the '705' rep- resentation plunged from Z7% last year to 17.5% this year.
Jethro Tull: Do '60s rock fans know what "Kissing Willy" is all about, or is that a fallacious assumption?
James McMurtry: AOR enters the '80s ... occasionally
the group itself began in the '80s, and is so classified. If there had been a Mick Jones solo record on the chart, it would have been as- signed to the starting -in- the -'70s category. If it had been the Mick Jones solo record on the AOR chart, it would go in the '60s slot, when that Mick Jones, long before Foreigner, recorded as part of the fabled State Of Micky & Tommy duo.) (Crystal -clear definitions an- other specialty here.)
The only New Rock chart artists who predated the '80s were the B- 52's, the Cure, and Public Image Ltd., with the bulk of the acts star- ting out post -'85. Given the basic idea (and name) of New Rock, none of this should surprise anyone terribly.
CHR Staying Current
Compared to last year, CHR is a bit more '80s- oriented and has a few more artists who started in the '60s - only natural in a high -profile
Neneh Cherry: CHR's stance for the '80s
Stone Roses add more new rock to
New Rock
The Cure: New Rock graybeards
AOR Ups The Classics The trigger for this update col-
umn was to see if AOR had become more Classic Rock -heavy in re- sponse to the continuing success of CR stations. The graph in the up- per right corner tells the story - 42% of the Top 40 AOR Tracks are by artists who debuted in the '60s. Last year it was 25 %. Part of that is the effect of classifying the Hen - leys and Mick Joneses as '60s de- buters, but when you have the Roll- ing Stones, Joe Cocker, Ten Years After, George Harrison, Jethro Tull, and more on the same chart, you're in a major '60s groove.
Add in the artists who began in the early '705, and the "Classic Rock Era" figure for the AOR chart is a full 50 %. Interestingly, though, 42% of the AOR chart art- ists started in the '805, and two- thirds of those launched their ca- reers after 1985.
(Before anyone gets too excited, remember that these figures cover artists on the chart only, without allowing for how often they come up in rotation - or, more impor- tant, how often unreported oldies, which comprise up to 80% of some AORS' actual airplay logs and are mostly Classic Rock Era artists, come up in rotation. AOR is a vet- erans' home, no doubt about it.)
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Why Steve Marriott Went Under Covers Former SMALL FACE and erstwhile HUMBLE PIEman STEVE MARRIOTT will see his new album ( "30 Seconds To Midnite ") issued Monday
(9/25) by Trax MLisic. The disc includes Marriott's current single ( "Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um ") - one of several soul covers on the LP, which he told ROL was for a fairly prosaic reason:
"They wanted me to cover stuff that they publish, 'cos they're a publishing company as well. The next one will probably have more of my stuff on it."
Marriott, who regularly plays the British pubs 'n' clubs, is sur- prisingly unwistful about his back catalogue. "Songs like 'Itchycoo Park' and 'Lazy Sunday' to me were gimmick things. They were meant as album tracks and got taken out of context.
"True, they earned me a lot of money and a bit of longevity, but in what way? They were the worst as- pect of what I did. They weren't really what we were about."
Pride Goeth After Sade Two of the men who used to play
in PRIDE, whose lead singer was SADE, are back in the new band HALO JAMES.
CHRISTIAN SAYER and RAY ST. JOHN carried on with Pride until two years ago, then went their separate ways for a while before reuniting for the new single ( "Wanted ") on Sade's label, Epic. Survival in the meantime was helped quite a bit by St. John's hav- ing cowritten some of Sade's early "solo" songs, including "Smooth Operator."
Jools Joins D -Mob "If It's Love" becomes the first
single from SQUEEZE's "Frank" LP, featuring the intriguing non- LP B -side "Frank's Bag." Mean- while, Squeeze ivory -tickler JOOLS HOLLAND makes a sur- prising guest appearance on the new UK single ( "C'mon Get My Loving ") by dance outfit D -MOB.
Soul On Isle In addition to releasing his new
Atlantic album ( "Prisoner Of Love ") , British soul pretender GEOFFREY WILLIAMS has co- written and produced "I Was Born This Way," due to be the first sin-
DANCE TRACKS 9/8 9/22
1 1 SOUL II SOUL /Back To Life (Virgin) 7 2 NENEH CHERRY /Kisses On The Wind (Virgin)
8 3 STEVE "SILK" HURLEY/Work It Out (Atlantic)
6 4 A. FRANKLIN & W. HOUSTON /It Isn't, It Wasn't... (Arista)
9 5 INNER CITY /Do You Love What You Feel (Virgin)
2 6 PRINCE /Batdance (WB)
7 DONNA SUMMER /Love's About To Change My Heart (Atlantic)
3 8 PAULA ABDUL /Cold Hearted (Virgin)
14 9 COVER GIRLS /My Heart Skips A Beat (Capitol)
5 10 D. MOB /It Is Time To Get Funky (FFRR /Polydor)
18 11 BEASTIE BOYS /Hey Ladies (Capitol)
13 12 SYBIL /Don't Make Me Over (Next Plateau)
11 13 DEAD OR ALIVE /Come Home With Me (Epic)
4 14 FLAME f/TONY TERRY /On The Strength (Epic)
16 15 YOUNG MC/Bust A Move (Delicious Vinyl /Island)
12 16 INFORMATION SOCIETY /Lay All Your Love On Me (Tommy Boy /Reprise)
17 BABYFACE /It's No Crime (Solar /Epic)
18 FRANKIE KNUCKLES f/SATOSHI TOMIE /Tears (FFRR /Polydor)
20 19 COLDCUT /People Hold On (Tommy Boy)
20 REDHEAD KINGPIN /Do The Right Thing (Virgin)
Moving Up LIZA MINNELLI /Losing My Mind (Epic)
BLACKSMITH /Get Back To Love (FFRR /Polydor)
JAYA /It You Leave Me Now (LMR)
GEORGE LAMOND/Without You (Columbia)
MALCOLM McLAREN/Waltz Darling (Epic)
BABY FORD /Children Of The Revolution (Sire/Reprise)
FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS /Don't Look Back (IRS /MCA)
TYRANTS IN THERAPY/Big Pink House (TSR)
PIERRE'S FANTASY CLUB/Summertime (Jive /RCA)
CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS/Talk To Myself (Geffen)
Reproduced by permission of Dance Music Report C1989 by Disco News Inc. (212) 860 -5580.
DANCE MUSIC
Steve Marriott - NOT resting on his past.
gle from DUSTY SPRING - FIELD's forthcoming album. CLIMIE FISHER have also been involved in the production of Dus- ty's set.
Speaking of English soul, DAVID GRANT, formerly of LINX, re- turns on 4th & Broadway with "Life," while soul siren KYM MAZELLE - who's charted in her own right and with ROBERT HOWARD of the BLOW MON- KEYS this year - has a new single called "Love Strain."
Adrian Smith - NOT resting on his
ASP.
ASP Bite IRON MAIDEN guitarist
ADRIAN SMITH has been taking advantage of the Maiden's year off to write and record his own songs with a band that includes RINGO STARR's son, ZAK STARKEY! Calling the splinter group the ADRIAN SMITH PROJECT (ASP to its friends), Smith sings lead vo- cals and describes the music as "straight -ahead rock."
Double Milli, Double Vanilli "Two X Two" is a double album
of remixes from MILLI VANILLI, due out on 10/16. Set for release that same day is TERRY HALL's comeback single ( "Missing ") ,
taken from the ex- SPECIALS and former COLOURFIELD singer's forthcoming LP, "Ultra Modern Nursery Rhymes."
Good Morgan, Little Schoolgirl
Parlophone is launching the musical career of 13- year -old VICKI MORGAN with "Always On My Mind" - NOT another ELVIS cover. Schoolgirl Morgan was given a break after winning a teen magazine's "search for a star" competition.
"Rock Over London" news is
a service of Rock Over London Ltd. who can be reached at Globe Theatre, Shaftesbury Ave., London W 1 V 7HD; phone 01- 494 -4513.
Status Groove
Aging rockers STATUS QUO re- turn 10/16 with the single ( "Not At All") , a preview of their forth- coming album, "Perfect Remedy."
Another ex- Squeezer, PAUL CARRACK, returns with another solo album ( "Groove Approved ") on 10/9. The single ( "I Live By The Groove ") follows on 10/23.
Reunited folk stalwarts STEEL - EYE SPAN mark their British tour with a single ( "Following Me ") and an LP ( "Tempted And Tried "), both out this week.
Speaking of old warhorses, the B -side of the KINKS' "Down All The Days" single from the "UK Jive" LP features a live version of "You Really Got Me."
Paul Carrack - NOT resting.
And, former SPIDER FROM MARS guitarist MICK. RONSON has been working on nore than just "Y.U.I. Orta," his new album with IAN HUNTER. Rorson's been in Switzerland producirg the new album by the Dutch outfit the FATAL FLOWERS.
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BRITAIN LW TW
1 1 BLACK BOX /Ride On Time (De Construction /RCA) 4 2 RICHARD MARX /Right Here Waiting (EMI USA)
2 3 JASON DONOVAN /Every Day (I Love You More) (PWL)
8 4 TINA TURNER/The Best (Capitol)
10 5 DAMIAN/Time Warp (Jive)
15 6 MADONNA /Cherish (Sire/WB)
7 SYDNEY YOUNGBLOOD /If Only I Could (CircaNirgin)
5 8 TEARS FOR FEARS /Sowing The Seeds Of Love (Fontana /PG)
9 TECHNOTRONIC f/FELLY /Pump Up The Jam (Swanyard)
3 10 JIVE BUNNY & MASTERMIXERS /Swing The Mood (Music F.,ctory)
6 11 STARLIGHT /Numero Uno (CityBeat)
13 12 PRINCE /Partyman (WB)
7 13 BIG FUN/Blame It On The Boogie (Jive)
12 14 ALYSON WILLIAMS /I Need Your Lovin' (Def Jam /CBS)
18 15 DEPECHE MODE /Personal Jesus (Mute)
16 CURE /Lovesong (Fiction)
11 17 BEATMASTERS f/BETTY BOO /Hey DJ /I Can't Dance... (Rhythm King) - 18 AEROSMITH /Love In An Elevator (Geffen)
14 19 ALICE COOPER /Poison (Epic)
9 20 CLIFF RICHARD /I Just Don't Have The Heart (EMI)
Moving Up LONDON BOYS /Harlem Desire (WEA)
JANET JACKSON /Miss You Much (Breakout /A &M)
S- EXPRESS /Mantra For A State Of Mind (Rhythm King)
DEACON BLUE /Love And Regret (CBS)
GLORIA ESTEFAN /Oye Mi Canto (Hear My Voice) (Epic)
WASP /Forever Free (Capitol)
A. FRANKLIN & W. HOUSTON /It Isn't, It Wasn't, It Ain't Never Gonna Be (Arista)
The Network Chart, courtesy MRIB
AUSTRALIA LW TW
1 1 KATE CEBERANO /Love Dimension
2 2 JAMES REYNE /One More River
5 3 MENTAL AS ANYTHING/World
Seems Difficult
3 4 IAN MOSS/Telephone Booth
4 5 PAUL KELLY /Sweet Guy
8 6 IAN MOSS /Out Of The Fire
6 7 J. FARNHAM & DANNI'ELLE/
Communication
9 8 MAX 0/Way Of The World
9 GYAN/Wait
7 10 KATE CEBERANOBedroom
Eyes
Most Added PAUL NORTON /I Got You
Top 10 Australian records from play /,sts of FM 104 /Brisbane, 2MMM /Melbourne, FOX -
FM /Melbourne, 96 FM /Perth, SA- FM /Ade- laide, 2- DAY /Sydney, 2MMM /Sydney, KIX 106 /Canberra, and FM -104.7 /Canberra.
CANADA LW Tw
1 1 ALANNAH MYLES/Black Velvet
4 2 PARADOX/Waterline
2 3 KIM MITCHELL/Rock N' Roll
Duty
3 4 INDIO/Hard Sun
5 5 JEFF HEALEY BAND /Angel
Eyes
7 6 GRAPES OF WRATH /All The
Things I Wasn't
6 7 SASS JORDAN/Strarger Than
Paradise
8 8 ANNETTE DUCHARME /Slavery - 9 PAUL HYDE /America Is Sexy - 10 ANDREW CASH/What Am I
Gonna Do...
Most Added KIM MITCHELL/Rockland Wonderland
Top 10 Canadian CHR hits courtesy The Record (416) 533 -9417.
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COMPACT DATA®
Spector, EM! Ink Label Deal Legendary wall-of -sound producer Phil Spector has
cut a five -year deal with EMI Records to distribute a new label, to be modestly called Phil Spector
Records. EMI will distribute the fledgling
label's albums, cassettes, and CDs outside North America and Japan, while domestic distribution will be handled by ABKCO Records (the company run by Spector's long- time friend and former Rolling Stones and Beatles manager Allen Klein) .
At least seven albums ( mostly of reissued material) will be released on the label over the next 18
months, including a boxed set of Spector -produced classic hits that's due in April 1990.
Along with serving as the new la- bel's chairman, Spector will over- see the digital mastering of all re- leases. No word yet whether the la- bel will release any new material from the celebrated producer or sign other acts.
Brian's $100 Million Suit Beach Boys mainman Brian Wil-
son has charged his music pub- lisher (Irving Music) with fraud, and has filed a law suit seeking $50
million for lost royalties spanning a 20 -year period. The Sire /Reprise artist is also suing for an extra $50 million in punitive damages.
The suit contains a variety of charges including forgery (of Wil- son's signature on the original 1969
contract), malpractice, misrepre- sentation, suppression of facts, breach of contract, and conflicts of interest. An additional suit was fil- ed claiming copyright infringe- ment.
Lyme Cherry Get well wishes to Virgin record-
ing artist Neneh Cherry. The hip - hopping fast talker recently can- celled her remaining tour dates with the Fine Young Cannibals af- ter being diagnosed as having Lyme disease.
PHIL INK THE BLANKS - The enigmatic Mr. Spector, as he was.
Human Touch RCA will issue a new Graham
Parker LP ( "Human Soul ") on 10/31. Longtime collaborator and guitarist Brinsley Schwarz co- produced the disc along with Parker.
It's All Relativity Relativity Records will release
mad fretgrinder Joe Satriani's next album ( "Flying In A Blue Dream ") on October 30. The LP marks the noted guitarist's singing debut.
Meanwhile, the label will simul- taneously release keyboard wizard Rick Wakeman's previously -una- vailable-in- the-US "Zodiaque," "A Suite Of Gods," and "The Family Album" LPs, and a collection of tunes by masterbassist Billy Shee- han (formerly of the David Lee Roth Band and now with Mr. Big) that date back to his work with Talas, on October 30 as well.
An Affair To Remember The marketing masterminds at
Capitol Records stamped out all challengers for Promo
Item O' The Week by providing se- lected programmers with full -track copies of Tina Turner's new "For- eign Affair" CD inside oversized government -blue passport wallets emblazoned with a musically modified coat -of -arms (pictured).
Inside the inter -stately sleeve are
writing and performing credits for
each song, and 12 pages of pic-
tures of the lovely 'n' leggy star.
Speaking of nifty packages, our famed Promo Item O' The Week of-
fice was also honored to receive a
special boxed copy of Aerosmith's "Pump" Geffen CD encased in for-
ever fashionable black leather! (Too
bad neither the throbbing purple nor the 3 -D embossed version of
the group's logo could be repro- duced in glorious black 'n' white...)
Join Together The National Academy of the
Recording Arts & Sciences (NARAS) has persuaded the Inter- national Creative Management (ICM) talent agency to urge its eligible songwriters, musicians, and performers to join NARAS in an effort to help increase the num- ber of "qualified people" in the more than 8000- member Grammy family.
Metal Dudes The upcoming SBK soundtrack
to the new Wes Craven film "Shocker" will feature a tune from the Dudes Of Wrath - a group fea- turing Alice Cooper, Kiss guitar- ist /singer Paul Stanley, Motley Crue skinsman Tommy Lee, gui- tarist Guy Mann -Dude, and former Whitesnake members Rudy Sarzo (bass) and Vivian Campbell (guitar) .
The Desmond Child -produced LP - due out October 17 - also sports a Megadeth cover of Cooper's classic "No More Mr. Nice Guy."
Rockin' Rebounders KJLH /L.A., Columbia recording
artists Full Force, and TV talk show host Arsenio Hall will team up with the National Drug Abuse Prevention program ("Target") for an all-star benefit basketball game Saturday (9/16) at Cal State/ L.A. Cheryl "Pepsii" Riley will sing the national anthem before the game.
Quick Hits Chicago's keyboard 'n' guitar-
ist Bill Champlin has signed with Capitol Records and will have an album out sometime next spring.
Former J. Geils Band lead screamer Peter Wolf has just wrapped production on his third solo LP in Nashville ( !) The still- untitled album will be released on MCA.
Dick Clark To Open AMA Hall Of Fame
Muslc impresario Dick Clark will open the doors to his
"American Music Awards Hall Of Fame" within the corridors of the "Great American Pyramid" - a multi- purpose, $58 million struc- ture that's the centerpiece of the
$200 million, 75 -acre "American Music Mecca" theme park current- ly under construction in Memphis.
Due to open in 1991, the musical museum will feature visual and vinyl
memorabilia (taken from Clark's ex-
tensive collection) from Americans who've made an impact on the mu-
sic scene. The facility will also in-
clude several interactive musical at-
tractions that encompass all genres of home -grown music.
The theme park - which in-
cludes a 22,000 -seat concert hall
and a short-wave radio station - has retained Clark's production company its "historical adviser."
46. 1 million households Pam Gallura
Director /Music Programming
Weeks On
HEAVY
PAULA ABDUL /Cold Hearted (Virgin) 10
CHER /If I Coud Turn Back Time (Geffen) .. 9
NENEH CHERRY/Kisses On The Wind (Virgin) 7
FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS/Don't Look... (IRS /MCA) 6
JEFF HEALEY BAND /Angel Eyes (Arista) 8
JANET JACKSON /Miss You Much (ABM) 4
LIVING COLOUR/Glamour Boys (Epic) 7
TOM PETTY;Aunnin' Down A Dream (MCA) .. 6
SKID ROW/18 And Life (Atlantic) 16
STARSHIP /It's Not Enough (RCA) 6
WARRANT /Heaven (Columbia) 9
SNEAK PREVIEW
AEROSMITH /Love In An Elevator (Geffen) 3
B -52'S Love Shack (Reprise) ADD
CURE Lovesong (Elektra) 4
MADONNA/Cherish (Sire/WB) . 3
ROLLING STONES /Mixed Emotions (Columbia) .... 3
TEARS FOR FEARS/Sowing The... (Fontana /Mercury) 3
WHITE LION/Radar Love (Atlantic) 2
BUZZ BIN _
HOODOO GURUS /Come Anytime (RCA) 5
ZIGGY MARLEY 8.../Look Who's Dancing (Virgin) 5
ACTIVE
ALARMSold Me Down The River (IRS) ADD BANG TANGO/Someone Like You (MCA) 10
BONHAM'Vait For You (WTG) ADD ALICE COOPER /Poison (Epic) 7
CULTEdie (Ciao Baby) (Sire/Reprise) 4
D.A.D/Sleeping My Day Away (WB) ... ADD ENUFF Z'NUFF/New Thing (Atco) 4
EURYTHMICS/Don't Ask Me Why (Arista) ADD
EURYTHMICS/King 8 Queen 01 America (Arista). ADD JEFFERSON AIRPLANE/Planes (Epic) 2
ELTON JOHNHealing Hands (MCA) 5
MICK JONESJust Wanna Hold (Atlantic) .... 5
MAX O.Way Of The World (Atlantic) ... 2
MILLI VANILLI'Girl I'm Gonna Miss You (Arista) 5
MICHAEL MORALES/What I Like... (Wing/Polydor) 2
MOTLEY CRUE /Dr. Feelgood (Elektra) 5
PRINCE.Partyman (WB) 1
TREVOR RABIN/Something To Hold On To (Elektra) 7
TINA TURNER /The Best (Capitol) 3
MEDIUM''?'
BABYFACE /It's No Crime ( Solar/Epic) ADD
GORKY PARK/Bang (Mercury) . 7
GRACES /Lay Down Your Arms (ABM) 6
GREAT WHITE /Angel Song (Capitol) .. 2
KIX /Don't Close Your Eyes (Atlantic) 3
RAGING SLAB/Don't Dog Me (RCA) 3
ROXETTE,4isten To Your Heart (EMI) 2
10,000 MANIACS/Eat For Two (Elektra) 3
TESLA/Love Song (Geffen) 5
TEXASI Don't Want A Lover (Mercury) 5
WINGER/Hungry (Atlantic) ADD
YOUNG MC/Bust A Move (Delicious Vinyl /Island) 4
NEIL YOUNG/Rockin' In The Free World (Reprise) ADD
BREAKOUT'
DANGER DANGER' Naughty... (Imagine /CBS Assoc.) 3 MARY'S DANISH. Don't Crash The Car... (Chameleon) 3 JAMES McMURTRY /Painting By (Columbia) ADD KEVIN PAIGE Don't Shut Me Out (Chrysalis) 6
RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS 'Knock Me._ (EMI) .. ADD STEVE STEVENS ATOMIC.../Atomic Playboys (WB) 3 WORLD TRADE Revolution Song (Polydor) 3
ADDS
ALARM/Sold Me Down The River (IRS)
B -52'S cove Shack (Reprise)
BABYFACE,II's No Crime (Solar/Epic)
BONHAM/Wait For You (WTG)
D.A.D,/Sleeping My Day Away (WB)
EURYTHMICS /Don't Ask Me Why (Arista)
EURYTHMICS /King 8 Queen Of America (Arista)
JAMES McMURTRY/Paintirg By Numbers (Columbia)
RED HOT CHILI PEPPERSiXnock Me Down (EMI)
WINGER /Hungry (Atlantic)
NEIL YOUNG/Rockin' In The Free World (Reprise)
vxa 30 -6 million households
Sol LoCuno, D,rector /Music Programming
Norman Schoenfeld, D,rector /Talent b Arstt Re/etrons
Weeks On
FIVE STAR VIDEOS PETER FRAMPTON/Hoding On To You (Atlantic) ADD RICKIE LEE JONES/Satellites (Geffen) ADD K.D. LANGTrail 01 Broken Hearts (Sire/WB) 5
SHAKESPEAR'S SISTER /You're... (Polydor) ... ADD 10,000 MANIACS/Eat For Two (Elektra) 3 ANDREAS VOLLENWEIDER/Pearls 8... (Columbia) 4
DWIGHT YOAKAM /Long White Cadillac (Reprise)ADD
HEAVY PAULA ABDUL /Cold Hearted (Virgin)
BEE GEES /One (WB) ..
CHER/II I Could Turn Back Tlme (Geffen) _
9 13
1
GLORIA ESTEFAN /Get On Your Feet (Epic) ADD FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS /Don't Look... (IRS /MCA) 3 JEFF HEALEY BAND Angel Eyes (Arista) 13
BON HENLEY End Of The Innocence (Geffen) 8 JANET JACKSON /Miss You Much (ABM) 4
ELTON JOHN /Healing Hands (MCA) .... 2
MADONNA Cherish (Sire/WB) ADD POCO Call It Love (RCA) 6
BONNIE RAITT'Nick Of Time (Capitol) 7
ROLLING STONES Mixed Emotions (Columbia) ADD
MEDIUM BABYFACEIt's No Crime (Solar,pic) 2
JACKSON BROWNE /Anything Can Happen (Elektra) 3 CUTTING CREW /Everything But My Pride (Virgin) 3 EURYTHMICS /Don't Ask Me Why (Arista) 1
EURYTHMICS/King 8 Queen Of America (Arista). ADD EXPOSE,When I Looked At Him (Arista) .. 5 NANCI GRIFFITH /It's A Hard Life (MCA) 6
ZIGGY MARLEY 8... /Look Who's Dancing (Virgin) 5 PAUL MCCARTNEY /This Ore (Capitol) 6 PAT METHENY/Slip Away (Geffen) 5 VAN MORRISON /Have I Told You Lately (Mercury) . 11 ROXETTE'Listen To Your Heart (EMI) 2 SIMPLY RED/You've Got It (Elektra) .. . ADD TINA TURNER/The Best (Capitol) 4
UGHT JOE COCKER/When The Night Comes (Capitol) . 4 MELISSA ETHERIDGE/No Souvenirs (Island) 1
PATTI LABELLE /If You Asked Me To (MCA) 1
MARIA McKEE To Miss Someone (Geffen) 4 JAMES McMURTRY /Painting By (Columbia) 2
SOUL II SOUL/Back To Life (Virgin) ADD SYD STRAW. Think Too Hard (Virgin) ....... 2
BARBRA STREISAND,We're Not... (Columbia) ADD SWING OUT SISTER/You On My... (Fontana /Mercury) 3 RANDY TRAVIS /It's Just A Matter Of Time (WB) . 8 TUCK 8 PATTI /Castles Made Of Sand (Windham Hill) 5 NEIL YOUNG/Rockin. In The Free World (Reprise) 1
Information current as of September 19.
CONCERT PULSE Avg. Gross
Pos. Artist (in 000s) 1 WHO $1662.4 2 GRATEFUL DEAD $1258.8 3 NEIL DIAMOND $610.5 4 ROD STEWART $318.4 5 BON JOVI $312.6 6 NEW ORDER/PUBLIC IMAGE LTDJ
SUGARCUBES $266.3 7 JIMMY BUFFETT $235.9 8 DOOBIE BROTHERS $211.7 9 METALLICA $209.5
10 CLUB MTV TOUR $172.6 11 TOM PETTY &
HEARTBREAKERS $154.7 12 STEVE MILLER $137.1 13 LITTLE FEAT $133.0 14 KENNY $130.9 15 ANDERSON, BRUFORD,
WAKEMAN & HOWE $130.3 16 OZZY OSBOURNE $127.4 17 EAZY- E /N.W.A. $122.1 18 BOB DYLAN $116.0 19 JACKSON BROWNE $115.0 20 ALLMAN BROTHERS $106.1
New Tours Among this week's new tans'
BAD ENGLISH
LARRY CARLTON
PETER CASE
JOHNNY CASH
CHICAGO /BEACH BOYS
GLORIA ESTEFAN
FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS
FLESH FOR LULU
PHRANC
ZULUS
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OHR Vulcan City Continued from Page 44
Too Awesome Taking a step back from his sta-
tion to get a better perspective, Peake decided I95 was overproduc- ed. "We had too many awesome - sounding sweepers on -air. So now we have some that poke fun at our- selves like `Broadcasting from high atop the Dobbins Building,' which everyone knows is only two stories high. We're also calling our- selves the `unofficial station of summer.' "
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Man Mountain Walker's 50, 676 -can mountain of Mountain Dew helped raise money for charity.
The 195 Wake -Up Service (I -r): Coyote J. Calhoun, Trey Matthews, and Andy Spinosi.
Peake outlined his plans for in- creasing daypart listening. "In middays we have the `At Work Net- work' where people fax us and we mention their names and com- panies for prizes. At night it's the `Top 8 At Eight,' `Love Line Dedi- cations' at 9pm, and at l0pm it's `The Battle Of The New Songs.' We're not chasing the teens, but we're glad to have them. Our 12 -24 numbers are strong but we hope to spread into the 25-34 demos."
KXX106 Retools Like his I95 rival, SunGroup VP/
Programming and KXX106 OM Mark Evans (previously with KQKQ /Omaha) must stem some audience bleeding. "We've eroded a portion of our 12+ audience. When the station went dance CHR initially, we may have overdone it. Now, I've made the station more sellable and it leans more toward adults.
"We still do more dancing than I95 - we've tried to wedge our- selves between their rock image and the big Urban station WENN. According to our in -house research we're winning some audience back. While we cume like crazy, we need to lengthen our TSL. Now it's up to me to make the audience stay here and be afraid to leave because they'll miss something."
The market got a taste of what Evans was talking about when he staged a "Christmas In August" promotion. "The previous weekend we ran teasers that a music policy change was taking place. Begin- ning the next week at 7:30am, KXX106 began playing Christmas music. The following morning at 7:30am, it ended without any ex- planation other than a fake an- nouncement by GM C. Lloyd Thax- ton (in reality C. Rice Baxter). We staged a shooting of Thaxton,
which caused quite a reaction - mostly positive - from people say- ing, `Thank God you're back.' And it made everyone else in the mar- ket stop what they were doing to try and figure us out."
Like I95, KXX106 has a fairly new morning personality, who's been supported by TV spots. "Man Mountain Walker has really kicked in for us," said Evans, disputing Peake's claims. "Man Mountain gassed up a lawn mower, and lis- teners guessed how long it would run as he pushed it through the ci- ty. The listener who guessed cor- rectly won the mower. Afternoon guy Shadow Steele will soon be rac- ing a thoroughbred. He'll get a 2:8 lead on the horse. Shadow also did a roof -a -thon to raise $5000 for muscular dystrophy."
Unorthodox Promotions "The market needs a bit more
lightheartedness, so our promo- tions are skewing to the unorthodox to attract attention," added Evans. "For the teens we just started a contest called `Which School Sucks.' Students call up, challenge the other schools, and rag on them. We do a `Boogie Check' at 8pm, `Top 10 at 10,' and we also salute the high school team of the week."
During the spring sweep, KXX106 used a more traditional contest: the "Name Game." "Man Mountain called out a first name each day and told listeners who knew anyone with that name to lis- ten between 4-6pm. Not only did the correct caller win, but whoever told them to listen won $200. On Thursdays we upped the prize to $1000."
Evans is an off -air OM, who's al- so responsible for sister CHRs KKQV (QV103) /Wichita Falls, TX and KKSS /Albuquerque, so he re- lies heavily on midday /MD Tomm Scott as his backup. He credits his staff as the station's biggest asset.
One thing Evans and Peake agree on is the market's tempera- ment. Said Evans, "It's conser- vative down here. One of the uniting factors is that this is a big football and basketball city, but more so football. So we carry the Alabama Crimson Tide games. Birmingham has shed its blue col- lar image and evolved into a thriv- ing white collar community. We've invested a lot of time and effort in assessing what the market is look- ing for - KXX106 is now positioned musically and promotionally to take the lead again."
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TURN ON YOUR FAVORITE STATION
Dueling Joe Cockers MONDAY, OCTOBER 2
1965 /The Who makes its US TV debut performing "I Can't Explain" on "Shindig!" 1967 /Motown Records sues songwriting /producing team Holland- Dozier -Holland for breach of contract. The
label claims HDH had not produced any new recordings in more than a year.
1975/At Milwaukee's Uptown Theatre, Bruce Springsteen's show is interrupted by a bomb scare. While
waiting for a midnight restart, Bruce and the band down a few at the bar. Admitting he's "a little loose," he
returns to give a hilarious, no-holds- barred performance. 1976 /John Belushi impersonates Joe Cocker when the singer hosts "Saturday Night Live." For many, it's
hard to tell the two Joes apart. 1977 /Elvis Presley's remains are moved to Graceland's meditation gardens. 1986 /Billy Vera's "At This Moment" is played on TV's "Family Ties." Thousands of viewer requests help send
the song to #1. Born: Sting 1951, Freddie Jackson 1956, Don McLean 1945, Mike Rutherford (Genesis, Mike &
Mechanics) 1950, Tiffany 1971
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3
1965 /Manfred Mann begins a tour behind the Iron Curtain, becoming the first Western pop band to do so.
1972 /George Carlin is arrested in Milwaukee for doing his "seven words you can't say on TV" routine.
1980/Bruce Springsteen kicks off the "River" tour in Ann Arbor and forgets the words to "Born To Run." Also, Stevie Wonder announces he'll head a 1/15 rally in support of making Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday
a national holiday. 1988 / "Imagine," a film documenting John Lennon's life, premieres in Hollywood. Many view it as Yoko Ono's
answer to Albert Goldman's scathing biography. Born: Lindsey Buckingham 1947, Chubby Checker 1941, Ronnie Laws 1950, Jack Wagner 1959, Alan O'Day 1940, the late Eddie Cochran 1938
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4
1970 /Janis Joplin dies of a heroin overdose in a Hollywood hotel. 1975 /Willie Nelson nabs his first #1 with "Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain." 1980 /Carly Simon collapses onstage in Pittsburgh after suffering a severe attack of stage fright. Also,
Fleetwood Mac performs "Tusk" with the USC Marching Band during halftime at a Trojan football game.
Stevie Nicks twirls a baton. 1982 /Squeeze announces its breakup. The official statement reads, "The band as a horse has run its course
and the jockeys are looking for new mounts." Born: Chris Lowe (Pet Shop Boys) 1959, Helen Reddy 1942, Barbara MacDonald (Timbuk 3) 1958, James
Fielder (Blood, Sweat & Tears) 1947
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5
1925 /WSMINashville signs on the air.
1962 /The Beatles' first single, "Love Me Do," is released. The final mix features Ringo on tambourine, not
drums. 1973 /Cher's "Half Breed" tops R &R's first CHR chart. Ray Price's "You're The Best Thing" tops Country. 1987 /Using creative spelling and grammar, Michael Jackson sends a two -page letter to People explaining he
was "sent forth for the world and the children." 1988 /Johnny Mathis sings the National Anthem at game seven of baseball's National League playoffs.
Born: Steve Miller 1943, Bob Geldof 1954, Bryan Connoly (Sweet) 1948
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6
1969 /The Beatles release "Something," the first A -side single written by George Harrison. 1976 /Rick Dees's "Disco Duck" goes gold. 1978 /Mick Jagger apologizes to Rev. Jesse Jackson for offensive lyrics in the song "Some Girls," but
refuses to edit a line about black women. 1985 /Bandleader Nelson Riddle, who had most recently worked with Linda Ronstadt, dies of heart and
kidney failure at 64. 1987/At a Motley Crue post -concert party, Poison members Bret Michaels and Bobby Dall dump beer on
Geffen's Bryn Bridenthal in retaliation for remarks she made during an interview. She later sues the band. 1988 /Roy Orbison catches L.A. hockey fever when he sings the National Anthem at the Kings opener. New King
Wayne Gretzky sings along. Born: Thomas McClary (Commodores) 1949, Kevin Cronin (REO Speedwagon) 1951
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7
1975 /John Lennon finally wins his court battle to remain in the US. His previous UK marijuana possession
arrest is ruled unjust by American standards. 1978/1 can't get no Cokes" - The Rolling Stones guest in the Greek diner sketch on "Saturday Night
Live "'s season opener. 1984 / "Songwriter," starring Kris Kristofferson and Willie Nelson, premieres in Nashville.
1987 /Diana Ross gives birth to her fourth child, Ross Arne Naess. Born: Kieran Kane (O'Kanes) 1949, John Cougar Mellencamp 1951, Kevin Godley (Godley & Creme,
10cc) 1945, David Hope (Kansas) 1949, Tico Torres (Bon Jovi) 1956
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8
1968 /Cass Elliot makes her solo debut at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas. 1982 /Marvin Gaye starts his comeback as "Sexual Healing" debuts at #30 on the Urban chart.
1984 /Anne Murray becomes the first woman to win the CMA Album Of The Year award - her first CMA
trophy. 1987 /Chuck Berry is given a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame. That night, the documentary "Hail Hail
Rock & Roll" opens nationally. Born: Robert "Kool" Bell (Kool & The Gang) 1950, Johnny Ramone (Ramones) 1951
Tiffany, Mike Rutherford, Sting, Freddie Jackson
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48 e Ra R September 22,1989 COUNTRY
LON HELTON
More Spring Market Leaders KIXO, KJLO -FM, KGKL -FM, KUGN All Lead In 12+ And 25 -54
Profiled this week are four more Country killers that lead their respective markets both 12+ and 25 -54. From drastic music changes since last book to a "live assist" operation, all offer unique perspectives on going about the task of winning.
KIXQ /Joplin, MO KIXQ signed on as an automated
Country station in 1986 in a market that already boasted two Country outlets. One has gone gone dark; WMBH (AM) remains.
New KIXQ owner West Group, headed by Eagle Marketing Presi- dent Paul Meacham, took over last November. The switch to 24 -hour live Country was made this past February, with former WNOE/ New Orleans PD Ralph Cherry at the programming helm.
The new KIXQ introduced itself to Joplin with a unique newspaper campaign. Leaflets were inserted in local papers asking people to name the area's best in 50 categor- ies, ranging from best pizza to best bar to most scenic place. Com- pleted ballots were sent to the sta- tion for tabulation.
"Listeners want a first - class station, and we give it to them. We could put this station in any market and do well." - Ralph Cherry
The winners were featured in a direct mail piece called "The Best of Four States" that was sent to 40,000 households. Included was a form asking people to list their ten favorite country songs. Those who heard their ten faves in a row and called the station won $94, and more than $7000 was handed out in this manner.
KIXQ also aired a free money song every morning, with the tenth caller receiving $94. There were also a couple of $1000 winners, malting a total of $5000 given out in this contest.
Ralph Cherry
Winning Numbers
Each of the stations profiled this week is rated number one 12+ and 25 -54 in the spring Arbitron. The 25-54 figures indicate the lead (in shares) the station has over its nearest competitor. Ar- bitron and Birch comparisons are for the station's last book versus the spring '89 book.
AshB= Birch 2544 Lead
KUGN/Eugene, OR 8.4-16.6 12.7-13.9 6.9
KIXOIJoplin, MO 7.8-16.1 10.6-None 8.3
KJLOIMonroe, LA
13.4-19.0 None 8.2 KGKUSan Angelo, TX
17.2-29.5 None 18.3
The KIXQ playlist runs to 40 cur- rents with an oldies library of 800
titles which includes cuts ranging from the Eagles and CCR to Bobby Bare. The current /oldies ratio is 40-60.
Regarding new music and art- ists, Cherry said, "We're conserva- tive for a market our size. We wait and see how the new stuff is doing. It goes on in light, and what hap- pens from there depends on the callout research."
Callout is unusual for a market this size, but Cherry said 50 -100
calls are made weekly. Indeed, Cherry attributes much
of the station's success to its big market attitude. "We don't care about market size, we do things the way they're supposed to be done," he said. "Listeners want a first - class station, and we give it to them. We could put this station in any market and do well."
Cherry added that KIXQ's talent is "as good as any I've worked with. Any of them could work in big markets." The lineup includes Mike Lang in mornings; Brett James, middays; Cherry in PM drive; Ric Robi, nights; and Mark Summers, overnights.
Paul Swint is the station's VP/ GM. KIXQ is consulted by Rusty Walker Consulting VP Phil Hunt.
KJLO -FM /Monroe, LA KJLO -FM, Country for close to
four years, never had better 12+ or 25-54 numbers than it did this spring.
Although PD Tom Samoray ar- rived two weeks after the start of the spring sweep, he had been in the market a month prior to the
book's beginning. Along with VP/ GM Bob Holladay, he had mapped out a preliminary plan that he im- plemented upon arrival.
"There was already a good game plan here; there weren't really any major problems," Samoray said. "A few formatic things had to be fine -tuned - like promoting the station more, hitting the call letters harder, and getting the staff in sync - but that was it."
KJLO's spring promotion was the "$1000 Secret Sound." The qualifying caller had a choice of taking $104 or giving up that amount to make a guess at the mystery sound for $1000. Samoray said spring cash prizes totaled over $20,000.
"There was already a
good game plan here ... A few formatic things had to be fine - tuned - like promoting the station more, hitting the call letters harder, and getting the staff in sync." - Tom Samoray
The contest was promoted in a direct mail piece available at local McDonald's. People could mail in a coupon, and KJLO occasionally drew from those entries instead of taking calls.
The station's TV campaign fea- tured self -produced spots touting the contest. No outdoor was used.
KJLO's playlist consists of 31 -34 songs; its current /oldies mix is 25-75.
Samoray said the station leans contemporary, adding, "The au- dience accepts more modern mu- sic than I would have thought when I first got here. The oldies library is actually very close to what I had at WKCQ /Saginaw (where he was PD for 13 years)."
Included in KJLO's gold rotation are tunes by CCR, Seals and
Torn Samoray
KGKL -FM /San Angelo, TX's (I -r) Richard Aguirre, Linda Stone, Lee Swift, and (seated) Lee Haney
Crofts, and Rita Coolidge. About three pop oldies are scattered throughout the day.
Samoray describes the KJLO jock style as "up and friendly." The staff includes Stance Bingham in the morning, Cathy O in mid - days, Samoray in afternoons, Mitch Reid doing evenings, and Guarnette on overnights.
One of the two other Country out- lets on the dial is KNOE (AM), which had been Monroe's domi- nant station in the format. Sarno- ray was especially happy to report that KJLO would soon be getting Paul Harvey away from KNOE.
"More Music 104" is KJLO's positioning slogan. Unlike many more music stations, it doesn't feature ten or 12 in a row. It runs four spot sets an hour totalling a maximum of 12 minutes, with breaks at :12, :22, :37, and :50.
KJLO is consulted by McVay Media VP Charlie Cook.
KGKL -FM /San Angelo, TX KGKL -FM PD Lee Haney joined
the three- year -old Country station just nine months ago. In his first book he delivered higher 12+ num- bers than any station in the market had ever posted. As you might ex- pect of a station with close to a 30 share 12 +, it dominates every demo.
KGKL -FM is a "live- assist" automated station, but Haney is quick to point out, "You wouldn't know it was that way if someone didn't tell you. Our jocks are live and talk at every break, except when we sweep two songs."
"Our personalities don't have to fight the automation. It helps us by doing what we want it to do when we want it to." - Lee Haney
Haney also said "live assist" doesn't mean KGKL's music is programmed by someone else in a faraway city. "We maintain com- plete control," he emphasized. "Localizing the music is important to us. So is having control over the tempo and the mix of traditional vs. modern, and male /female/ group separation."
Haney said about 70 % of the mu- sic comes from the reels and 30% from records inserted by the jocks. He said a primary reason for using the reels is the superior sound quality and great stereo separation he gets on records to which he might not otherwise have access. Haney noted that he doesn't get much record service, especially since he doesn't report to any trades.
"Our personalities don't have to
fight the automation," Haney add- ed. "It helps us by doing what we want it to do when we want it to."
All of the station's commercials are in the automation system as well, which Haney says cuts down on errors.
On the subject of jock rap, Haney said, "We keep the talk to a minimum, and never anything ho- key. We're here to inform, not opin- ionate, and to serve the listeners with the real entertainers they really want to hear: the country music stars."
KGKL plays 45-50 currents. Ha- ney said he likes to "speculate" and listens to everything. He also remarked that one reason behind the station's success is its in- telligent mix of traditional and modern music. "The other (four) stations on the dial (two in San Angelo, one in Abilene, and one in Midland- Odessa) all go too far one way or the other," he commented. "Our mix gives us broader appeal while not offending either side."
The station rarely does giant pro- motions, preferring ongoing little things that foster audience partici- pation. The "Twisted Tune" was the spring promotion, in which peo- ple had to decipher a song played backwards or at the wrong speed - or both. A total of $2000 in rash was awarded to those who could "name that tune."
KGKL used no TV and only a couple of permanent billboards.
The talent line -up during the spring was Richard Aguirre, morn- ings; Lee Swift, middays; Haney, afternoons; Dave Harris (who has since left the station), evenings; and Linda Stone, overnights.
Haney said KGKL has a strong local news department and heavy sports coverage, adding, "Having Paul Harvey is a huge asset."
Quality, professional commer- cial production is another key to KGKL's success, according to Haney. "That's usually lacking in small markets, but it's an impor- tant factor in not driving listeners away. In fact, when we hire talent
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Can these leading Country Programmers agree
on ANYTHING?
Photographed at Radio '89, New Orleans. Top row left to right: Gene Bridges, WOW -A /F Omaha; Jim Tice, WZZK -A /F Birmingham; Gary McCartie, WMZQ -A /F Washington, D.C.; Tim Murphy, KMPS -A/ F Seattle;
Jim Robertson, KIKK -A /F Houston; Denny Nugent, WGAR -A/ F Cleveland. Bottom row: Ted Stecker, WBAP /KSCS Dallas; Russ Schell, WFMS -FM Indianapolis; Don Langford, KRAK -A /F Sacramento.
This group of Country Music Radio Program Directors can be counted on for healthy disagreement on almost anything about Country Music Radio Programming... Crossovers, New Artists, Music Flow, Oldies, Promotion, Positioning. They'll even disagree on "What's Country? ".
In fact, disagreement is one clue as to why these men are so successful: each one is an original, working out his own approach to keeping an important country station fresh, alive and relevant.
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50.1141R September 22,1989 NASHVILLE THIS WEEK NOW4461 NSWiar
ANNUAL MEET MOVES TO NASHVILLE
Clark Hosts IMOF Special Concert This year's International Marketplace of Festivals
meet (10/5 -9) takes place in Nashville, capped by a Roy Clark- hosted concert on October 6. Among the artists slated for this special performance are Johnny Cash, Way - lon Jennings, Jessi Colter, and popular Soviet singer Alla Pugachova (who's sold 100 million L25). IMOF's meeting was moved from Los Angeles to Music City after the Nash- ville Association of Talent Directors offered to host the forum.
Delegates from 52 countries - including representatives from Switzerland's Montreux Jazz Festi- val and China's World Song Festi- val - will exchange ideas on inter- national entertainment marketing. And composer Les Reed ( "Green, Green Grass Of Home," "Put Your Head On My Shoulder ") will judge an international competition fea- turing artists from 26 countries.
Universal Postpones LPs Universal Records President
Jimmy Bowen says the label will suspend the release of any more LPs until January 1990. That deci- sion includes fall album product by Glen Campbell, Eddie Rabbitt, Wild Rose, Joe Barnhill Jr., and Trader Price.
Theater In The Air Pan Am fliers will hear inter-
views with Kathy Mattea and Dan - iele Alexander on 1600 domestic and foreign flights from October - January on the airline's "Theater In The Air."
- Debe Fennell
NASHVILLE IN MOTION
Easterling Joins Atlantic Songwriter /performer Wyatt Eas-
terling has been appointed A &R Co-
ordinator for Atlantic /Nashville; he will
assist VP Nelson Larkin ... Former Immediate Media of Los Angeles pub- licist Nancy Kaye Russell has joined the Jim Halsey Company in the same capacity.
Bluegrass performer Carl Tipton, 66, died September 10 in Nashville after an extended illness. Tipton's radio and television shows spanned 40 years ... And Homer Frisbee, Ronnie Milsap's 94- year -old grandfa- ther /guardian, died September 1 in
Hayesville, NC. Wyatt Easterling
Sawyer Brown The Boys Are Back
Back with the driving rhythms that helped make their first album a country favorite with four Top 10 singles.
Back with producer Randy Scruggs who helped deliver the initial success that brought them CMA's Horizon Award, Billboard's Best New Vocal Group Award, and Cashbox's Best New Vocal Group Award.
Back with their gritty treatments of country classics and their moving and emotional country ballads.
Back on track and ready to deliver ...again.
SAWYER BROWN
The Boys Are Back and "The Race Is On." The Country Single Charts will never be the same.
BACK ON TOUR NOW
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Travis Tritt Born: February 9, 1963; Marietta, GA
Current Single: "Country Club" Current Album: "Son Of The New South," tentatively set
for mid -January 1990 release Record Label: Warner Bros. Producer: Gregg Brown Manager: Ken Kragen!Kragen & Company Favorite Artists: Waylon Jennings, Hank Williams Jr.,
Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Emmylou Harris
Booking Agent: William Morris Agen Background: Travis Tritt (his
real name) began performing in
church at four years old, taught himself to play guitar at eight, and began writing songs at 14. His
style blends contemporary and traditional country music.
Signing: Tritt's first break oc- curred in late 1982 when he met
18 -year Warner Bros. pop promo- tion veteran Danny Davenport. They spent the next two-and -a -half years recording an LP. Davenport took the finished product to WB/ Burbank executives, who sent the tape to WB /Nashville Sr. VP /Pro- motion Nick Hunter. Hunter sent A &R man Doug Grau to Marietta, GA to see a Tritt showcase. Six months later, in spring '88, Tritt signed a recording contract.
Songs: Tritt wrote or co -wrote seven of the ten songs on his up-
Travis Tritt
coming debut LP. His songs incor- porate personal experience with a
working man's point of view. His first single, "Country Club," was written by Dennis Lord and Cates - by Jones and sits at number 37 on the R &R Country chart.
The New Artist Fact File spotlights artists appearing in New and Active for the firs( time.
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we pay a lot of attention to their production skills."
KUGN -FM /Eugene, OR KUGN's 8.4 (12 +) last fall was
more than five shares below its two-year average. The feeling among the management was that, for whatever reason, the number was artificially low. Nevertheless, OM Mark Ellis said they didn't want to take any chances and made a number of moves to bolster the station.
One of the most radical shifts was in the music: the current/ oldies ratio flipped from 40-60 to 60-40.
Concurrently, KUGN lengthened its playlist from 30 records to be- tween 30-45, while also changing the rotations. "We decided to play the hell out of the 25 best records," said Ellis. "We put ten in heavy and 15 in medium. Our light cate- gory, which is in effect 'bottomless' and varies according to product availability, consists of everything we think the audience should be ex- posed to."
Behind these changes was a de- sire to be fresher and more con- temporary (in the sense of time, not sound) in an effort to increase the TSL. "We didn't want people to get bored," commented Ellis. A large TSL increase this sweep indi- cates the changes were well- received.
Ellis also created a top- of -the- hour music sweep between 10am- 4pm to stimulate longer listening spans. To get greater control of
both vertical and horizontal rota- tions, KUGN went to computerized music for the first time.
Another reason behind the music policy changes was heavy cable penetration in the Eugene market. "We don't want a song on any of the Country cable outlets that we're not playing," Ellis noted. "Our credibility with the Country listener suffers if that happens."
In an effort to beef up its con- temporary image, KUGN updated its logo and came up with a new slogan. Inspired by the Judds song of the same name, KUGN's identi- fier became "Turn it loose with the best of the American West." It then bought every bus front in the city - 26 in all - to get the message across.
Also revolving around that theme were KUGN's self- produced TV spots. Lifestyle- oriented, their characters spoke of including KUGN whenever they "turned it loose."
The major spring promotion re- warded a pair of winners with trips for two to Disneyland and $500 cash. Qualifiers described where in Eugene they "turned it loose."
KUGN is live from 5:30am -7pm Monday -Friday and Sam-3pm on weekends. The Transtar Country net fills the rest of the time. Ellis mentioned that going live weekday evenings is under consideration.
The staff: Bill Barrett, morn- ings; Dan Mullin, middays; Bob Bosche, afternoons; MD /Produc- tion Director Annie Mac, fill- in/weekends; and AM MD Ryan West, weekends.
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award winning music. In addition, you'll hear the first
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WALT LOVE
uc URBAN CONTEMPORARY
It's A Wrap: Summer Promotion Fun
Summer winds to an official close this week. But there's still time for a final look (in words and pictures) at how stations kept things hot for listeners. Jammin' Back To School To make the transition from
summer vacation to school a little easier to swallow, KMJQ /Houston concocted a musical remedy: the "Majic 102 Back To School Sum- mer Jamm." Some 15,000 people danced away the matriculation blues, oblivious to the 90 +- degrees- in- the -shade weather. The four - hour event was jam -packed with entertainment - among the per- formers on the nine -act roster were Gerald Alston, Eugene Wilde, De- ja, Christopher Williams, Special Ed, and Flame with Tony Terry.
Budget-Saving Ideas
As is the case with many smaller market Urbans,WJJS /Lynchburg, VA relies on creative alternatives to the no-promotional- budget route. Among this summer's offerings was a Garfield birthday celebra- tion. Listeners bearing correct answers to trivia questions were catapulted into the winner's circle, walking away with stuffed versions of Garfield as well as beach towels, hats, and car fresheners. Also on tap at 'JJS: call-in -to-win J -13 "Picnic Pacs," filled with catsup,
Bagging Black Consumers Black consumers post high response rates to product samples and
coupons, according to Sandra Jones, President of Chicago - based Special Market Ser- vices. SMS specializes in
developing market strategies to reach minority consumers.
The company's "gift bags" reach at least one million black families in cities across the country. Each bag includes six
to ten product samples, a cou- pon book, and educational ma-
terial. A back -to- school version is being distributed this month through the SMS Church Family
Network of 3000+ churches in
15 major urban areas. Black consumers tend to be
heavy users of household cleaners, personal care /baby
care products, and over -the-
counter drugs, Jones noted. They account for as much as
25 -30% of sales in many of these categories, although they make up only 12% of the US population.
"The gift bag is a powerful marketing tool," said Jones. "lt
stimulates trial (use) and pur-
chase, introduces new prod-
ucts, improves brand identity,
and enhances goodwill among minority consumer groups."
Source: American Demographics
HOT, HOT, HOT - Gerald Alston and KMJQ /Houston Promotions Director Bobrie Jefferson- Savage brave the heat and fun at Majic 102's "Summer Jamm."
pickles, and other supplies; "Zoo Month," featuring free family passes; and a "Four Ways To Win" contest, which included a Virginia Beach weekend excursion.
Electric Slide
Nearly 7000 people slid into Washington, DC's Freedom Plaza to participate in WKYS's "The World's largest Electric Slide." Swinging to the accompaniment of "Electric Boogie" singer Marcia Griffiths, the crowd learned several versions of this latest dance craze. But the fun didn't stop there. One person will be doing the Electric Slide all year long - WKYS will be paying his electric bill for a 12 -month period. And another lucky dancer boogied his way into a trip for two to Jamaica.
PARTY HEARTY - WFXM (Foxie 100) /Macon, GA celebrated the end of summer with 8000 faithful listeners.
Taking a camera break are (l -r) Foxie 100 midday personality Cheryl Palmer, artist Charlie Singleton, Foxie 100's
afternoon host Melanie Rose and Asst. PD Derrick Sweeny.
THE SPORTING LIFE - WJLB /Detroit's John Mason (top photo, left) en- joys the thrill of victory during his on -air visit with WGCI -FM /Chicago's Doug Banks; (bottom photo) Banks and morning cohort Bonnie DeShawn play hosts to Mason & Co. 's Eric Redwine (I).
Betting Words Owing to their competitive na-
ture, air personalities don't usually hang out together. However, there are always exceptions to the rule - especially where market sports pride is concerned. That was the case when WJLB /Detroit's John Mason (of the Mason & Co. morn- ing team) was recently treated to a Chicago jaunt and a WGCI -FM on- air visit with morning peer Doug Banks (of Banks & Co.) . Mason
was the winner of a bet the duo made over the outcome of the NBA playoffs when the Pistons copped the championship crown.
Sources say the two personalities thoroughly enjoyed the time they spent together tossing morning programming philosophies back and forth. But no doubt conversa- tion bounced back to more impor- tant issues - like the upcoming NBA season.
WKYS PD /morning man Donnie Simpson and midday personality Kevin
James flank Ms. Electric Boogie, Marcia Griffiths.
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RADIO CRAVES DOERS
`Follow Me' Attitude Is Mark Of A Leader
Our business is chock -full of sayers; it craves doers. When radio finds a high -output performer, it rewards him or her very well.
One PD who was determined to become a GM ran into closed doors at his station. He was perceived as a good, dedicated programmer but couldn't get the ruling monarchs to make the mental leap to perceive him as GM material.
He took a chance and jumped to a smaller market, where an owner had faith in his potential. The day he arrived in town to begin his first GM job, he began a learning cam- paign that impressed everyone. It would have been "good enough" to study the rate cards; he went the extra mile and memorized them. He didn't just talk a good station, he made one happen by applying himself day and night, Saturday and Sunday. As a natural conse-
quence, those around him picked up speed and also began applying themselves.
My memory's hazy on this point, but I believe it was less than a year later that his former company saw the light and hired him back. As a GM, of course. He went on to be- come one of those wonder boys who add VP stripes almost before they have to shave regularly.
Going Extra Mile Another extra -mile friend of
mine knocks my socks off with his willingness to cooperate. For ex- ample, when he found himself the only smoker at a meeting of high- er-ups, he not only snuffed that butt, he offered to completely give
up smoking if that's what the boss wanted. And he meant it.
Upon learning the boss might want him to move to a miserable town he hates - to rescue the com- pany's operation there - he of- fered to go anyway. And he meant it. The ask- and -ye- shall- receive at- titude, which he's very sincere about, has been his ticket to in- creasing levels of success.
As I crossed careers with those two men, paradigms of determina- tion and dedication, I never saw even a hint of bootlicking. They just go around being good exam- ples all the time. Whether they're happy because they work hard, or work hard because they're happy, I don't know. What I do know is they now drive German cars a block long and don't look at the right side of menus.
Comic Icons Share Anniversary MONDAY, OCTOBER 2 - Two of America's 20th century icons, Johnny Carson and Charlie Brown, celebrate anniversaries today. Carson's "Tonight Show" debuted 27 years ago in 1962; a dozen years before that, in 1950, Charles Schulz got Lucy, Snoopy, and the whole "Peanuts" gang in the funny papers for the first time. Rock Hudson died four years ago. Muhammad Ali tried to wrest the heavyweight title from Larry Holmes in 1980, but Ali was too battered to answer the bell for the 1 1 th round. The ocean liner Queen Mary collided with a cruise ship in 1942; the Curacao sank and 338 lives were lost. Tin cans with key openers were patented in 1866 during the Civil War. Birthdays: Britt Ekiand 47. Shana Alexander 64. Thor Heyerdahl 75.
Turin Shroud Proved A Fake TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3 - The Roman Catholic church announced in 1988 that the Shroud of Turin (widely regarded as the cloth Jesus was wrapped in after the crucifixion) is a fake. The Archbishop of Turin said carbon - dating tests indicated the shroud was made around 14 centuries after the time of Christ. Five years ago, then -Vice President Bush revealed he had to cough up almost $200,000 in disputed back taxes on profits from the sale of a house. The first videotape recording was made in 1952. Johns Hopkins University opened in Baltimore (1876). Birthdays: Dave Winfield 38. Lindsey Buckingham 42. Chubby Checker 48. Gore Vidal 64.
Orel's Pitching Streak Spoiled WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4 - One year ago, L.A. Dodger Orel Hershiser's pitching streak (67 scoreless
innings) ended. The Mets scored against him in the ninth inning of the first game of the National League playoffs.
The official land speed record of 633mph was established by the Thrust -2 in 1983. In 1980, earthquakes registering 7.7 and 6.5 killed 4000 in Algeria. The Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty in 1976. Janis Joplin died in
1970. The first manmade satellite Sputnik (Fellow Traveler) was orbited in 1957. German press freedom was suspended by Hitler in 1933. During the Revolutionary War, the British began a yearlong occupation of Philadelphia in 1777. Birthdays: Susan Sarandon 43. Patti LaBelle 45. Jackie Collins 48. Charlton Heston 67.
First Female Spacewalk THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5 - Five years ago, the shuttle Challenger blasted off with a record -setting crew of
seven. The eight -day mission included the first spacewalk by a woman astronaut, Dr. Kathryn Sullivan. Poland's labor
leader Lech Walesa won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1983. 20th anniversary of the BBC -TV premiere of "Monty Python's Flying Circus." In 1921, sportswriter Grantland Rice provided the first play -by -play reports from a World
Series. In 1892, a six -death shootout resulted when the Dalton gang tried to rob two Coffeyville, KS banks
simultaneously. Ohio's Antioch College opened in 1853, the first nonsectarian college to admit men and women
equally. Birthdays: Bob Geldof 35. Actress Karen Allen 38. Steve Miller 46. Bill Dana 65.
Brits Saw a Blue Moon FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6 - People in England saw a blue moon 39 years ago, after the upper atmosphere was
polluted with smoke from a fire 3000 miles away in a Canadian forest. The Yom Kippur War began in 1972. "The Jazz Singer," the first full -length movie with spoken words, premiered in
1927. Tom Edison first exhibited his moving picture machine, the Kinetoscope, 100 years ago (patent 1887; exhibit
1889). Birthdays: Tiffany 18. Sting 38. Don McLean 44. Rex Reed 50. Maury Wills 57.
Saturday (10/7): John Cougar Mellencamp 38. 011ie North 46. Bishop Desmond Tutu 58.
Sunday (10/8): Stephanie Zimbalist 33. Sigourney Weaver 40. Sarah Purcell 41 . Chevy Chase 46. Rev. Jesse
Jackson 48.
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HARVEY KOJAN
ALBUM ORIENTED ROCK
WIYY Wins With New Music It Doesn't Have To Be Old To Be AOR
This is a particularly rewarding success story, be- cause it offers proof that adults will actually listen to an AOR that plays a lot of new music.
The rocker in question is WIYY (98 Rock) /Baltimore, a heritage AOR that's undergone quite a transformation since Russ Mottla took the PD reins last year. When we last heard from Mottla (R&R, 10/14/88), he was bucking national trends and gradually upping the station's current percentage. The primary reason: market research indicated that years of slow rota- tions coupled with a deep library had left 98 Rock too unfamiliar.
"When you say, 'We have a clas- sic song coming up,' the listeners expect to hear something famil- iar," Mottla explained at the time. "If not, they feel dumb; betrayed. We know we have to play more fa- miliar classics. And because we have to cut back on the number of classics, we obviously have to take the station more current /recur- rent. "
Subsequent research supported what frustrated record reps have been claiming for years: just because you're over 25 doesn't mean you stop wanting to rock and stop seeking new music.
"Demographics are far more relevant to sales than program- ming," Mottla says. "The people who like rock 'n' roll comprise a much broader demographic than you might think. Someone's age doesn't dictate his musical prefer- ence. We have these radio assump- tions that if you're old you must like Classic Rock and if you're a young male you must like heavy metal. But if you research music preferences with no regard for demographics, you find out that those are bad assumptions."
Mottla says typical research pre- defines musical preferences. For
Presents:
"Demographics are far more relevant to sales than programming. Someone's age doesn't dictate his musical preference.
example, it's customary to ask an 18 -34- year -old: "Would you listen to a radio station often, sometimes, or never if it played artists such as the Rolling Stones, Doors, and Beat- les?"
Mottla prefers another ap- proach: "It's better to run a list by the target audience and let people pick out what's right for them. You choose 50 artists - everyone from Dolly Parton to ZZ Top - and ask respondents to rate them on a scale of one to ten. All of a sudden you see Winger appeals to both 12 -year- olds and 35- year -olds - males and
Eye On 'IVY WIYY/Baltimore proves a heritage AOR doesn't have
to limit itself to two or three currents an hour to win. A typical clock features five currents (two A's and three B's) and two recurrents.
Just as significant is the fact that 70% of the station's gold library is comprised of music from the '80s, a decade largely shunned by many AORs. And 'IVY plays no music from the '60s and early '70s at night.
Here's a two -hour slice (3 -5pm) from a recent music log. It's about two -thirds current /recurrent, and only two of the eight gold tracks were released before 1980 ( "More Than A Feeling" and "The Boys Are Back In Town ").
CROWDED HOUSE /Don't Dream It's Over
GIANT /I'm A Believer JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP/
Authority Song CALL /Let The Day Begin JOAN JETT /Little Liar BOSTON /More Than A Feeling
FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS /Don't Look Back
SQUEEZE /Tempted AEROSMITH /Love In An Elevator BON JOVI /Never Say Goodbye MIDNIGHT OIL /Beds Are Burning WINGER /Headed For A Heartbreak CURE /Lovesong POLICE /Wrapped Around Your
Finger THIN LIZZY /The Boys Are Back In
Town ROLLING STONES /Mixed
Emotions BLUE MURDER /Jelly Roll STEVIE NICKS /Edge Of
Seventeen ICEHOUSE /Crazy GREAT WHITE /Once Bitten
Twice Shy R.E.M. /Stand JOURNEY /Separate Ways KIX /Don't Close Your Eyes ROD STEWART /Forever Young
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ALL WHITE NOW - Pictured above is the cover art from the recently released "Kids Are All White" song parody compilation by WRKI /Danbury's Rob Carlson. The tape features two dozen ditties Carlson and his cohorts have crafted for 'RKI, WAAF /Worcester, and the American Comedy Net- work.
females. In general, we found the newer artists were perceived best."
Handing people a list of artist names is only the first step. "The artist -based research gives you the broad strokes," Mottla says. "It tells you things like, `They're really into more current music and three - chord rock 'n' roll.' After you think you know what types of artists the audience wants, you go out and test individual songs."
Changes Gradual As a heritage AOR, it was impor-
tant 'IYY change gradually. "The only equity you have as a radio sta- tion is your heritage, and we've had the same music format longer than anyone else in the market," Mottla explains. "There's no sense flushing that heritage. Instead we wanted to give the audience more of what it wanted and expected from a rock station, while at the same time trying to bring in some new cume - people who liked rock 'n' roll but didn't like what they were hearing.
"The trick obviously is keeping all the guys in black T- shirts who drool a lot while you're entertain- ing these new guests. It all boils down to marketing. We're still the asshole radio station in the market."
It's crucial to understand that Mottla didn't arrive in Baltimore on a mission to play new music. Rather, he came to the station with an open mind. "If there was a huge Classic Rock avair ability that
"If there was a huge Classic Rock availability, you can bet your ass we'd be championing Classic Rock and playing two currents an hour."
wasn't being properly served, you can bet your ass we'd be on the air championing Classic Rock and playing two currents an hour," Mottla comments. "But that's not the case. The statio:i just wasn't well -placed in the market. Both 98 Rock and (Classic Rock) WGRX were way too deep. There was a huge disenfranchised group that wasn't being served. We're simply fitting the station into the audience's expectaticns."
Mottla says his long association with consultant Larry Bruce
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helped the station meet those ex- pectations. "What Larry brings to the table is the unemotional outside perspective and strategic look at the market. He and I both come from that war college school of radio programming where you want to debone the enemies."
The station continues employing the long hourly music sweeps fa- vored by Bruce. Research reveals the audience has had no problem with the spot -packed 20- minute "dark side." "There may be a time when that happens," Mottla says, "but basically they wait in antici- pation of the next 40- minute free ride. And the good entertainment and service elements people use the radio for all come during that dark side. So while we're not giving them the most music there, we are giving them the other things they listen to the radio for."
Higher Rotations Ensure Familiarity
Upping the percentage of cur- rents allowed Mottla to do two things: slow the rotation of library material (thus enabling him to limit depth tracks and concentrate on the true "classics "), and rotate new songs far more frequently to ensure familiarity.
"A lot of AORs hurt themselves by never making music familiar to their audience," Mottla says. "I can play an 'A' six or seven times in a 24 -hour period. That's the only way we can make it familiar and use the callout to know if it's really working.
"Most people use two or three stations on a regular basis, so no matter what kind of rotation you're giving a song - unless the other station's playing it, too - you're never going to burn it. Never. I just came off two records (the Choir-
boys' "Run To Paradise" and Pe- ter Gabriel's "In Your Eyes ") I had in 'A' for five months."
Mottla doesn't live and die by callout. "You have to be analytical at points and emotional at points," he advises. "You have to leave some room for fault with the meth- odology. Sometimes you have to look at the callout and say, `That's bullshit - this is a good record for
"Sometimes you have to look at the callout and say, `That's bullshit - this is a
good record for the station.' "
the station.' There are some rec- ords that distinguish you from the competition that are never going to test well." Mottla points to Tora Tora's "Walking Shoes" as an ex- ample of a song he played despite the fact it didn't test particularly well.
The two-hour music monitor ac- companying this column reveals Mottla's fondness for proven li- brary material: every one of the eight gold tracks was a bona fide CHR crossover. And he never hesi- tates to feature material many other AOR programmers find "too CHR," including songs by the Cure, Roxette, Howard Jones, and Fine Young Cannibals.
"Before I got into radio I never perceived the difference between a rock band versus a pop band ver- sus a new wave band," Mottla ex- plains. "I just knew what songs I liked and what songs I didn't like. The closer you get to any business
the more you start thinking like the product instead of like the con- sumer."
As an on -air PD, Mottla knows how difficult it is to ignore the ac- fives that dominate the phones, saying, "It takes a lot of courage to sit there while dirtbags scream bloody murder at you for playing `Right Here Waiting' from Richard Marx."
(Mottla notes that he "couldn't believe" the Marx ballad was nev- er officially released to AOR, say- ing, "Give me the opportunity to decide whether I want to play a number one record ! ")
Attitude Adjustment In addition to improving the
music mix, Mottla says he's work- ed hard to enhance 98 Rock's on -air "attitude." "There'd be a lot of PDs who'd come to Baltimore, lis- ten to 98 Rock, and say, `What a train wreck. It doesn't sound smooth.' That's because I'm en- couraging the jocks to use their personalities and be as unique as possible. They're not liner readers with deep voices. We're not looking for that ultra -smooth, homogenized radio sound. Stations like that have to rely 100% on their music and go through the broadest fluctuations.
"When you give the jocks a lot of room for personality, you're also giving them a license to make mis- takes and do bits that don't always work. But we want them to sound like there's no place they'd rather be than on the radio in Baltimore. We're marketing an attitude as much as we're marketing a music concept."
Here are two examples of the kind of positioning statements the station uses for attitude enhance- ment:
"98 Rock - the station that doesn't suck."
THERE IS NO DANGER DANGER OF BILL WISE AND RUSS MOTTLA SWITCHING JOBS.
"It doesn't test." "Test - shmest."
DANGER DANGER "Naughty Naughty"
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INJECTED - Johnny Diesel (r) parties with Arkansas radio's finest after his recent Memphis performance. Pictured (1 -r) are KKEG /Fayetteville PD Ginger MacKenzie, Chrysalis rep Ron Carter, KKEG's Rhonda Dillard, and KMJX /Little Rock night rocker Casey Jones.
"When you want a radio station real bad, we've got a real bad radio station."
The spring Arbitron proved Mottla and company made all the right moves: the station soared to a 6.7, its highest 12+ showing in four years. ('GRX slipped to a 2.0.)
More important, 98 Rock finished number one 18 -34 and jumped to third in 25-54 adults (first in 25-54 men). In contrast, the station plac- ed eighth 25-54 last fall.
Now that's the ultimate attitude enhancement.
SEGUES Changes this week at both
Eugene AORs: KLCX night rocker Conrad assumes MD duties while KZEL ups Debi Starr to MD; former KZEL MD
Al Scott crosses to KLCX for weekend work ... KFOG /San Francisco Promotion Director Kenny Wardell adds APD re-
sponsibilities ... WXLP /Dav-
enport, IA MD Haz Montana fills the longtime PD opening at
CHR WSNX/Muskegon, MI . .
WYBB /Charleston, SC names Jeff Harmon MD ... Former WRXR /Augusta MD Keith Mitchell slides into the MD slot at WXFX /Montgomery ... WKLC /Charleston, WV APD
John Riggs departs for week- ends at WIYY /Baltimore.
Carol Taylor exits the 7pm- midnight slot at WNOR /Norfolk ... KFMZ /Columbia, MO Pro- duction Director Kelly Stevens takes the same job at WYMG/ Springfield, MO ... Derek Brinson is WKRR /Greens- boro's new copywriter ... WAZU /Dayton has moved to 1 1 1 East 4th St., Dayton, OH 45402; the new phone num- ber is (513) 223 -9445 . . .
KKOW /Joplin, MO has also relocated: 2905 East 4th St., Joplin, MO 64801 ; phone: (417) 782 -6969.
RADIO WARRIORS - KITS /San Francisco staffers weren't disappointed
when Public Image Ltd. frontman John Lydon dropped by. Lined up are (1 -r)
Virgin's Alan Wilson and Jeff Naumann, PD Richard Sands, Lydon, and MD
Steve Masters.
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MIKE KINOSIAN
ADULT CONTEMPORARY
Programmers Find The GM Shoe Fits Recent R&R front page headlines (7/28, 8/4) could be
a source of great career optimism for PDs : several in their ranks have become first -time GMs, and one PD- turned-GM is now a combo VP. Significantly, all moves were in the top 15 markets.
Rich's Role- Playing KIXI & KMGI /Seattle's Bobby
Rich is tackling new duties as VP/ GM of the Noble combo. But he won't totally abandon his cherished on -air role.
"I couldn't not be involved on -air because it's too important to me," the former KFMB -FM (B100)/ San Diego PD asserted. "There are a lot of people like me who love ev- erything about the business. I've always wanted to do it all; that's
"The GM is the big guy in the big chair at the big table ... It's fun to get people to contribute ideas and be a cheerleader who helps make this a fun place to work."
-Bobby Rich
why this is such a perfect job. But being on the air is the first thing that attracted me to this business and remains one of my greatest passions."
Billing himself as Seattle's only "VP /GM FM DJ," Rich has al- ready soloed on KMGI's weekend 7pm- midnight slot. Unlike his
Bobby Rich
latest on -air experience as ring- leader of B100's "Rich Brothers," Rich will join KMGI's morning show in a different role.
"We already have two strong personalities (Kelly Stevens and Alpha Trivette) doing a good job, and I won't get in their way and screw it up," he said. "I'll sit in a separate studio and be a producer, coordinating their efforts and add- ing material when appropriate. I need to know the show will be just as good if I'm not involved, and that I can walk away for a ten - minute sales meeting or leave town for a day or more."
While some might take issue with a major market GM being so actively involved in the morning
show, Rich doesn't see it as a po- tential problem. "Over the years, people have told me I couldn't be a PD and air personality at the same time. Maybe they can't, but I can. My leadership philosophy is to find the right people, delegate, and let them do what they were hired to do."
Although he's still getting ac- climated to the position, Rich al- ready knows what he likes best about his new duties. "The GM is the big guy in the big chair at the big table. I get to call the shots. Ev- eryone at the station views the GM as the ultimate decision- maker. His main role is to coordinate and motivate the entire staff. It's fun to get people to contribute ideas and be a cheerleader who helps make this a fun place to work."
Money Vs. Happiness Entrusting programming/opera-
tions responsibilities to longtime cohort Rob Sisco (they previously teamed at WXLO /New York), Rich firmly believes he won't have to fight off the temptation to pro- gram. But he advises those who'd like to follow in his PD -to-GM foot- steps to among other things seek a special breed of owner.
"Someone has to have the guts to let you take that kind of shot," he admitted. "You have to prove your worthiness and intelligence and earn his trust. It's also vital that you have a great sales manager and that you both work well togeth- er. Above all, you shouldn't make a change just to make more money. Make a change because it will make you happy."
Impossible Dream Becoming Reality One week after Bobby Rich nabbed his first GM job
and former PD John Gehron returned home to manage WNUAIChicago, CBS gave two PDs their first shots as VP/ GMs. One was Dave Van Dyke, who succeeded Gehron at 'ODS; the other was Don Davis with WLTT /Washington, who shared his thoughts on this career trend.
"Forward- moving companies are realizing they have to develop man-
agers with product and marketing skills," Davis remarked. "It's no longer enough to have a back- ground in just the bottom -line re-
sponsibilities. I'd be surprised if ma-
jor broadcasters don't recognize
"(PDs are) no longer glorified MDs. They're more qualified than they were ten years ago to become GMs. Moving up is no longer the `impossible dream.' "
-Don Davis
Don Davis
the value of a strong, broad -based management background - even if
it's primarily in programming."
Ultimate Satisfaction Underscoring remarks made by
Rich and Gehron (see separate
stories), Davis agreed the GM's chair provides the ultimate satisfac- tion. This is the best job I've ever had," he declared. "It's a positive challenge every day. You have much more access to the direction the station takes. One of the things I'm enjoying the most is the intellec- tual challenge. I'm able to help set the sales agenda and learn from our salespeople without slowing down the sales process."
For PDs interested in making the
transition, Davis suggests develop- ing a thorough understanding of various station elements. "If you just focus on how great the music is, you're not working on skills you'll need in the future. You really have
to understand research, marketing, imaging, and sales. You don't have
to be an expert, but you have to have a good understanding of how they work."
As a group, Davis believes PDs
are "no longer glorified MIDs.
They're more qualified to be GMs than they were ten years ago. Mov-
ing up to that position is no longer the 'impossible dream.' "
Gehron Up For A New Challenge John Gehron grabbed attention several years ago
when he toiled his way through the ranks (PD, OD, Station
Manager, VP /GM) at then -heritage rocker (now Talk) WLS/ Chicago. He recently exited CBS Gold outlet WODSIBos- ton to return to Chitown and manage NAC WNUA/Chicago. Ironically, his successor at WODS is a first -time VP /GM: WODS PD Dave Van Dyke.
Eye -Opening Experience "When you become a GM, you
find out how little you actually know about this business," he confided. "Especially at the beginning, you realize there's nothing easy about
being GM. The concerns are
greater, so you tend to worry more.
If you make a wrong decision, you can lose the station's license. Your
priorities change dramatically be-
cause you have the responsibility of
deciding how you're going to spend money, who's going to work at the
station, and how to motivate the
staff."
"When you become a GM, you find out how little you actually know about this business. You realize there's nothing easy about being GM."
-John Gehron
One area affected by a PD -to -GM
elevation is station social dynamics.
"The GM is the first to leave a
party," Gehron noted. "People won't talk freely when the GM's
there. It's an interesting adjustment PDs- turned -GMs have to make.
You can determine the success or
failure of people who once were
your buddies." Gehron also quickly realized how
difficult it is to let go of the program-
ming reins. "A station takes on the
PD's personality; he's the station's architect. My best suggestion is to
have a PD you can trust. If you al-
ways second -guess your PD,
John Gehron
neither of you will do ywr job effec- tively."
No Regrets With his multiformat background.
Gehron's arrival fueled speculation that WNUA would shift formats. In
light of his management philoso- phy, however, such rumors may
not be well- founded. "I don't manage formats, I do
what a good GM does - I manage
people," he said. "Dialogue with your department heart is the same and unrelated to format. You're there to solve problems. The tech- niques may be different, but the problems are the same. The pro- blem of how to get mare revenue is
the same for CHRs and Beautiful
Music stations." Despite the pressures GMs inev-
itably face, Gehron never regretted leaving programming for upper management. "It doe: n't take long
to find out that this is the best job in
radio. It's the most exciting, chal-
lenging, and rewarding thing to do. PDs are now more business -ori-
ented and better prepared to be-
come GMs."
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(rush a tape & resume to John Peake, I -95
l(WAPI -FM), 2146 Highland Avenue, South, Bir-
mingham, AL 35205. M/F EOE t 11fY1 _.--- m- - - = - -sist, AOR MORNINGS
I One of the Nation's highest rated AORs is looking for a funny, topical and intelli- gent Morning Personalitylsl. Must have a
I great attitude plus love production and' personal appearances. No beginners. Rush tape, resume and photo to Radio & 111
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=MAJOR MARKET eel seeks TOP NOTCH production talent to j make stations sparkle. Quality voice, su- perior writing skills, and creative ability essential. We've got all the tools in our state -of- the -art multi -track studios. Pro- gramming background helpful. Stable, product oriented major group. Cassettes and resume please to Radio & Records,
11, 1930 Century Park West, #634, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE
, . ! SOFT AC IN FLORIDA
Major market needs PD immediately. Ex-
perience with Transtar or Research Group a "Plus ". People skills and "follow- through" are essential. Join a
team that is winning now! Send resume to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, Box #640, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE
I 1 MORNING NEWS /SIDEKICK
' WCMF in Rochester NY is looking for a concise I Newsperson to help produce the Brother Wease
I Morning Circus. Job responsibilities include
direction of all public affairs. T/R to Stan Main,
I 259 Monroe Ave., Rochester, NY 14607. No
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SOUTH P -3 reporting CHR seeks experienced Program Director with winning track record. T &R to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #599, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE
The nation's top major market NAC looking for a
production pro. At least five years major market experience required. Superior organization skills, insight to unique production needs of NAC, and
ability to work in a state -of- the -art production facility. No drifters /must have car. EEO M /F.
Tapes to: John Frost/Program Director
The Oasis 8235 Douglas, Suité 300
Dallas, Texas 75225
OPENINGS
Q -107 The Top Radio Station in sunny
4 Charleston South Carolina is looking for an experienced morning show
A writer! We already have the established star...We're looking for the creative
I force to provide him with plenty of material to keep him on top! As an
t equal opportunity employer, females & minorities are urged to apply! Send tape, resume, and as much of your
' "stuff" as you can cram into a demo tape to: Roger Gaither /Operations Manager /WKQB -FM, Box 10164/ Charleston /29411 ! No Calls Please!
-' VOICE TALENT A/ L ,Q 1ES WITH NEWS w rox ATLA9TA BACK GROUND.
Lifestyle newswriting and active contribution to morning comedy, characters and fun. Females /minorities encouraged. No calls. T &R to: Greg Black, WFOX, 2000 Riveredge Parkway, Suite 797, Atlanta, GA 30328. EOE
FLORIDA WEST COAST COUNTRY MUSIC PERSONALITY. Send tape and resume to P.O. Box 278, Fort Myers, Florida 33902. Equal Op- portunity Employer.
Intelligent, talented, motivated Morning Talent
driven by positive spirit needed to lead Z -103's Morning Zoo! Creative, concise delivery, truly funny bits and ability to inspire mainstream audi- ence a must. C &R: Brian Douglas, Box 13549, Tallahassee, FL 32317. No Calls. EOE
ENERGETIC NIGHT JOCK
NEEDED FOR 7- MIDNIGHT
OLDIES SHOW! Group owned Hot AC is looking for team player to add life to our "Classic Hits at Night" show. If you know oldies, are promotion minded and are ready to work closely with The University of Alabama, rush T &R to: Sander Walker, WFFX, P.O. Box 2000, Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35403! EOE
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We're looking for a Production Director who has fun creating production with pas-
sion, creativity, sizzle! Rare opportunity in
one of America's finest cities. T &R ASAP to
Keith Abrams, WWMG -FM, 1437 East
Morehead, Charlotte, NC 28204. EOE
OPENINGS
MIDWEST
Oldies/WOLX seeks parttime talent for weekends. T &R: WOLX, Dave Dunkin, 2306 W. Badger Rd, Madison, WI 53713. (9/151 EOE
New FM seeks enthusiastic, innovative individual. Excellent growth opportunity, generous compensation. T &R: Box 1051, Flint, MI 48501. (9/151 EOE
WAIT AM /FM now accepting applications for immediate part - time and future fulltime positions. Minorities encouraged. T &R: Greg Newton, 8600 Rt. 14, Crystal Lake, IL 60012. (9/15) EOE
KFXI -FM has an opening for an experienced afternoon AT. Strong production, voice, and personality. No floaters. T &R: Box 433, Lawton, OK 73502. 19/151 EOE
Need immediately. PM drive jock with great production skills. T &R: Jim Patricks, WAJI -FM, 347 West Berry St, Suite 600, Fort Wayne, IN 46802. 19/151 EOE
Current and future openings for AT at major market AC. Look- ing for adult communicators to join winning team. T &R: Mi- chael Sullivan, KSTZ, 222 S. Central, Suite 704, Clayton, MO 63105. 19/151 EOE
Hot morning man needed for major market AC. Looking for energetic, creative adult communicator to grab 25 -54's and hold on. T &R: Michael Sullivan, KSTZ, 222 S. Central, #704, Clayton, MO 63105. 19/151 EUE
New Country KEYB -FM seeks AM drive /MD with production ASAP. Could lead to PD slot. T &R: Box 1077, Altus, OK 73522. (9/151 EOE
KQKZ /Waterloo, IA has possible future midday opening. T &R: Scott Lee, Box 1540, Waterloo, IA 50704. (9/151 EOE
Growing News Department seeks reporters /anchors with ex cellent on -air skills. No rip and readers! T &R: Polly Carver -
Kimm, KIOA, 5161 Maple Dr., Des Moines, IA 50317.19/15) EOE
Needed: Sports Announcer for FM Country. T &R: Jay Haack, KFDC, 3566 5th Avenue South, Ft. Dodge, IA 50501.19/151 EOE
Growing news department seeks Reporters /Anchors with ex- cellent on -air skills. No rip and readers. T &R: Polly Carver - Kimm, KIOA /KDWZ, 5161 Maple Dr., Des Moines, IA 50317. 19/22) EOE
Parttime AT sought for AM /FM combo. T &R: Kevin O'Neal, WMIL/WOKY,Box 29020, Milwaukee, WI 53220.19/22) EOE
WZZQ seeks evening phone master to build on top numbers. T &R: Steve Kosbau, 1301 Ohio, Terre Haute, IN 47807. (9/221 EOE
Production Manager sought. Must be creative producing ra- dio commercials and experienced. Also some on -air fill -in. T &R: WOWO, 203 W. Wayne St., Fort Wayne, IN 46802. 19/221 EOE
PT announcer sought immediately for Oldies request show. If you're good with phones send T &R: Jim Patricks, WAJI, 347 West Berry, Suite 600, Fort Wayne, IN 46802. (9/221 EOE
WVEM /Springfield, IL seeks sales staff. Previous experience not necessary. Good account list available. DAN RION: 1217) 529 -9500. 19/221 EOE
Immediate opening for qualified professional to handle com- merical production for Major Market combo. T &R: Kevin O'Neal, WMIL/WOKY, Box 29020, Milwaukee, WI 53220. 19/221 EOE
Need immediately. PM drive AT with great production skills. T &R: Jim Patricks, WAJI, 347 West Berry St., Suite 600, Fort Wayne, IN 46802. 19/22) EOE
WABJ is looking for parttimers for weekends. Experience pre- ferred. Call John Sebastian at (5171 265 -7635.19/221 EOE
Idaho capitol seeks Production Director at top EZ outlet. Great pipes /killer production a must. T &R: Greg Williamson, KHEZ, Box 3103, Boise, ID 83703. 19/221 EOE
Aggressive News Department AT in upper Midwest looking for polished and experienced news Director /Reporter. T &R: Rob Shannon, WOSH, Box 1490, Oshkosh, WI 54903 -2846. 19/22) EOE
Dynamite morning team for CHR. Will encourage you to ad- vance to larger market when ready. T &R: Jim Fox, Box 998, Pocatello, ID 83204. (9/221 EOE
OPENINGS
Promotion Director Can you get it done?
National sales promotion and entertainment marketing firm seeks an experienced Promotion Director
to handle radio /tv /cable driven promotions for Fortune 500 clients.
No phone calls please! Send resume to: i CHRIS MILLER Contemporary Group 680 Craig Rd.
St. Louis. MO 63141
PROMOTION -MARKETING DIRECTOR
One of the Top 5 AC stations in the U.S.A.
Top 35 Market. If you've mastered systems and details, can manage a staff, are creative, can push the envelope and keep us #1 apply today. Send resume and documentation of successes you're proud of to Radio & Records, 1930 Cen- tury Park West, #641, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE
Jingles, jocks and jokes -- they're all in the R&R Marketplace --
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WSIE -FM at Southern Illinois University at Ed- wardsville is seeking a Host /Producer: on -air an- nouncing 5 days a week in jazz format; news and public affairs production; producer /host for live remotes from local jazz events. Qualifications: 2 years experience in Public Radio, preferably jazz radio; extensive knowledge of jazz music; bac- calaureate degree in appropriate discipline (graduate degree preferred); ability to com- municate effectively on air and on stage; ability to operate standard broadcast equipment; ability to train students; experience in interviewing, writing, and producing news /public affairs features. SIU- Edwardsville is located in the metropolitan St. Louis area which supplies all of the usual urban amenities of a major market. The campus is rural and pleasing, and WSIE is the major jazz voice in the market. This is a full -time professional position: Salary is $22,000, with a
liberal benefits package. November 1 closing date. Send resume and audition tape to: Mr. Roy Gerritsen, WSIE -FM, Box 1773, Southern Illinois Univeristy at Edwardsville, Edwardsville, Illinois 62026. As an Affirmative Action employer, SIUE offers equal employment opportunity without regard to race, color, creed or religion, age, sex, national origin, or handicap.
610 WTVN RADIO PM DRIVE
The format is Full Service AC. All the tools and toys to win are here. If you can make it happen, I want to hear from you. Call me at (614) 224 -1271 or send C &R to: Bobby Hatfield, WTVN, 42 E. Gay St., Columbus, OH 43215. Great American Broadcasting is an equal opportunity employer.
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CPu1 C,, ARE YOU INTO
COUNTRY? OKC's Top Station seeks a take -charge nighttirne announcer, who can consistently produce winning 18 -34 & 25 -54 numbers. If you're into country, we want to hear from you. Females encouraged to apply. Tapes, resumes and references to:
Jay Phillips, P.D. KXXY - AM/FM
101 N.E. 28th Street Okla. City, OK 73105
-NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE - KXXY is an Equal Opportunity Employer
NEW 50,000 WATT FM station in fastest growing Minnesota market seeks Full and Part-time air tal- ent. Prefer no -hype delivery. Rush T &R to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #643, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE
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KPRL currently seeking Reporter /Anchor for expanding news operation in 18 station market. Experience preferred. T &R: Henry Mulak, KPRL, Box 7, Paso Robles, CA 93447. 19/151 EOE
KCPX seeks midday talent /production director ASAP. Multi- track production and documented on -air success a must. T &R: Jerry Lousteau, 434 Bearcat Dr, Salt Lake City, UT 84115. 19/151 EOE
Program /News /Operation Director for No. California AC. T &R: KNTI, 75 Fourth St., Lakeport, CA 95453. 19/221 EOE
New Tucson FM seeks Program Director. Experienced crea- tive professional with strong promotional skills. No AT please. T &R: FM, 2509 N. Campbell #342, Tucson, AZ 85719. (9/221 EOE
AM Country /AC FM seeking full and parttime talent. Warm communicative and people oriented outside station. T &R: Charlye Parker, 2070 Overland Ave, Billings, MT 59105. (9/221 EOE
News Director sought for KUBB. Salary negotiable and experi- ence required. T &R: Box 429, Merced, CA 95341. 19/221 EOE
Colorado Rockies AOR seeks fulltime air and strong produc- tion person. T &R with production samples: Terry Hartsook, KSMT, Box 7069, Breckenridge, CO 80424. 19/221 EOE
Account Executive for AM /FM combo. Experienced only. Booming economy and skiing, fishing, camping. Resume: Frank Bonacquisti, KBND /KLRR, Box 5037, Bend, OR 97708. 19/221 EOE
EZ's Magic 101FM, Phoenix is searching for female news anchor for the Southwest's hottest new morning show. T &R's only to Sam Church,
KAMJ, 4745 N. 7th St., Ste. 135, Phoenix, AZ
85014. EOE ' ONICAT
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Production Director needed to add sizzle to the Southwest's HOTTEST AC. Multi -track ex- perience necessary. T &R's to Sam Church, KAMJ, 4745 N. 7th St., Ste. 135, Phoenix, AZ 85014. EOE M/F
NEWS AND MORNING "SIDEKICK"
for top Country Combo. Great writing and quick wit a must. No beginners. Females encouraged. T &R to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #642, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE
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SOUTHWEST AOR
Program Director position availa- ble now! Salary open. We want to continue to win. Can you help? RUSH tape and resume to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #644, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE
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¡WANT TO BE A TEAM?
SACRAMENTO'S K 108 -FM is look- ing to build a morning show team that is adult, confident, topical, energetic, hungry, innovative and committed! We're AC and are look- ing inside and outside the box. If you're doing AC, NEWS -TALK, COUNTRY, CHR...It doesn't matter. K108-FM needs your strong under- standing of targeting, show prep, spontaneity, phones, public ap- pearances, ratings and teamwork. So even if you're fairly happy where you are, let us hear from you. We're looking for the best peo- ple. Come work at the top rated 25 -54 station in town! Send tape, samples of show prep and resume today... confidentiality guaranteed. Brian Casey, PD, K108-FM, 280 Commerce Circle, Sacramento, California 95815. EOE EMPLOYER. EOE
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KFOG /San Francisco. Rare opening, Pro- duction Director. Brilliant writing and pro- ducing skills required to carry on the legen- dary magic of KFOG. T &R to: Pat Evans, KFOG, 55 Green St., SF, CA 94111. No calls. EOE
POSITIONS SOUGHT Innovative veteran NYC talk radio producer seeking greener pastures in Top 12 markets. Radio /TV call J. SEGAL: 1212) 966 -0186. (9/15)
Arrest record: But now I've had enough rest. FS /T artist with major market experience. Flair for writing, voices, production. Professional seeks Top 30. CHUCK: 12091 439-6229.19/151
Run with the big boys or the small ones. You still have to keep operating costs low, the promotions big and the music tight. CHR /Dance /Urban /AOR. PETER: (803) 791 -3804. (9/15)
Upbeat, knowledgable Oldies /AC /CHR pro available immedi- ately. Many character voices. Handy with a blade. Prefer NY /NE area. Will relocate. VINNY: (718) 238 -8402. (9/15)
"THE APPALACHIAN YUPPIES "... "MOON -1 SHINING" "TELEPHONE FOOTBALL "... "SLAVIK BANDSTAND "... "L.A. LAWN ".... Want something different? Need this "foreground approach" personality say more? If so, call Jimmy Mack....
(312) 239 -3974
11 .............I..t..... Creative and entertaining AT /Production person seeks on -air work. I'm not an announcer, I'm a listener's best friend. (818) 986 -8443. (9/15)
Young and experienced. Can handle any position. Ready to relocate for the right job. Take a chance. PG: (6021 786 -3949. (9/1 5)
40 with over 20 years in radio. Excellent 40+ market num- bers. No ego problems, no drinking, drugs, or smoking. Gold- en rule. Let's talk. 13031 641 -3818. (9/22)
POSITIONS SOUGHT
Articulate positive female, well -known nationally by many
programmers. seeks Urban /Black AC /Churban. Assistant PO
gig in So. Call. Very interesting and diverse broadcast skills. Curious? (213) 380 -1821. (9/22)
CHR's1 Put your nighttime's back on track. High energy AT /Hot production and music production. TOMMY CAR- RERA, 16021 525 -9418. (9/22)
Man with absolutely no radio experience would like morning gig in major city. (415) 668 -3366. 19/221
RARE VOICE TALENT/ MULTI -TRACK PRODUCTION
DIRECTOR AVAILABLE Extremely fast, very personable, and totally creative. Excellent voice talent with lots of styles and characters. 13
years radio and television experience as
announcer, on- camera talent, award - winning copywriter, singer, musician and multi -track production director. Great with clients. 33 years old, married with two daughters, currently earning 52K per year. Send description of job, company, salary and benefits to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #633, Los
Angeles, CA 90067. EOE
Any shift, anywhere. Doing weekends and swing shifts at Top 50 market FM near NYC. Off or on -air position wanted. GREGG: (609) 931 -7361. (9/22)
You need AT? I am AT. Just graduated, did air shifts at KKND and bits at KJ103. Oklahoma area preferred. Lettuce confer. MICHAEL: (4051478-1348.19/221
Disasterpiece Theater, The Jihad Squad, The Wide World of Torts, Bob Angelheart. See the Glory of the Royal Scam. JIM- MY MACK: 13121 239 -3974. 19/221
Hard working, pleasant, professional person desires position with gospel format only. Willing to relocate. LARRY: (417) 883 -4060. (9/22)
After 12 years of programming KSO /Des Moines, I'm seeking a new programming opportunity. Past experience includes major market network. JARRETT DAY: 1515) 967 -7202. (9/221
Florida /GA areas: Hard working, educated, success driven. Need entry level now. Could be a future radio legend so don't hesitate. BRUCE: (305) 968 -79712. 19/22)
AT wants fulltime in small to medium market. Any format. TOM: 1702) 786 -5503. 19/221
12 years' experience as PD. Hard working, easy to work with, seeking medium to large market AC /Oldies /CHR. Mid -Atlantic preferred. ROB: 16031 448 -6243. 19/221
13 YEAR DRIVE - TIME QUEEN
and Country Music Director Iso Hip, organized leader (not follower) who would like a bold, funny, & warm air hussy to make money for him /her. Station was sold, eager to work in rookie -free environ- ment' Sincere pros into Lefty & Lyle call 407 -340 -2595.
18 year production pro available. Super pipes, multi- track, consistent award winner, killer promos. MEL: (515) 255- 7625. (9/22)
Irish raconteur, warm, devastatingly witty, modest, well -
read, well- informed, technically hopeless, opinionated, char- mingly offensive. MALACHY McCOURT: 12121 864 -0314. (9/221
Rock n' Roll news flash. Six year Veteran Cosmic Rocker lim- iting himself to parttime goes fulltime. If numbers mean as much to you as they do to me, call PAUL: 1503) 644-4941. (9/22)
Available now. Looking for station that wants to be top, tax write offs, need not respond. Currently in Mobile market. Country cr Classic Rock. JERRY: (205) 246 -5954. 19/22)
Dedicated to news. Two years' anchor, reporter, producer in Miami, plus News Director in small and medium markets. Looking for new challenge. Catherine: 1904) 732 -7427. 19/221
Hip, top -rated adult morning team will move anywhere. Hart- ford /Providence experience. MONK & KELLY: (203) 535 -4422. (9/22)
There really is a "radio hell." Let me out, please. PD seeks swell opportunity as PD /AT /VOT in medium or major market. MIKE: 13091 582 -5223. 19/22)
Versatile pro bored with present position. Seeking AT /APD/ MD position at medium /small market station. Prefer AOR/ Classic Rock. KEITH: (3011 934 -4901. (9/22)
AC morning team that is topical, humorous, intelligent. Corn - plate with our own 8 -track production studio. Prefer North- east or Mid- Atlantic. (407) 729 -8576. 19/221
POSITIONS SOUGHT
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MANAGER Turn -around King, presently employed GM in Top 20 market with ':riumphs in
NY and LA seeks new level. Reduced sta- tion expenses 50 %, quadrupled revenues, 17 years radio experience, age
34. Raise your bottom linel Inquiries to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #623, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE
ssssssssss8888558s sssssssssssss Stability in a DJ? What a concept. No excuse team player. Broadcast school grad. Prefers talk /Oldies /AC in Florida. TOM O: (407) 585 -3185 or 1407) 439 -2179. 19/221
Interested, eager, good work ethics, three years' experience. Personable not a screamer. KENT SI.JNDERMAN: (3031 565 -6565. 19/22)
Young female broadcasting grad eager To work anywhere. Great voice, much potential. JORJEAN- 1612) 757 -3311. (9/221
Award winning production monster /nigh? rocker looking for fresh challenge. Voices, bits, characters, copy, charisma. KATE SUMMER: (304) 343 -4989. (9/221
Killer morning sidekick with voices ready ?or the majors. Seri- ous inquiries only. BILL: 18031 772 -5006. 19/221
Looking for positive career move. Prefer AC /Oldies, AM /PM drive, midwest, east or south. Eight years' experience. Love creative production, comedy, voices, 'emotes. ROBERT:
(919) 392 -9425. (9/22)
Award winning small market Newsperson looking for a similar position in a medium market. PAUL: (3021 335 -3133. 19/221
More than five years' as PD /MD /Producvon /AT. Dependable and experienced. All shifts, formats, all locales considered. Make me an offer. JOE D: (6141 772 -4744. (9/22)
Sidekick formerly with WUSN /KIKK/WKCA. Mature, interest- ing, conversational. Available, call for aircheck. AL: (919) 850 -0045. (9/22)
MISCELLANEOUS Requesting all label service for AC /CHR releases on CD. TO:
WQMR, The Morgan Building, Route 5, Mechanicsville, MD
20659. 19/221
Current CHR product for our AM station sought. Product to: KOWB, Mark Nicholls, Route 3, Box 28, Moorhead, MN
56560. 19/22)
Southern Mississippi outlet changing to CHR format. Need
CHR service immediately. TO: WHSY, Drawer 1978, Hatties- burg, MS 39403. 19/221
R &R Opportunities Display Advertising
Display: $55 per inch per week (maximum 35 words per inch). ncludes border and logo.
Blind Box: $65 per inch per week (maxi- mum 35 words per inch). In-
cludes border, biix number and
postage /handling.
Payable In Advance Display & Blind Box advertising orders must be
typewritten or printed on company /station let- terhead and accompanied by payment mailed to our office in advance. Visa, MC, AmEx accepted.
Deadline To appear in the following weeks issue, we must receive your ad by Thursday noon (PST) prior to issue date. Address all ads to: R &R /Opportunities, 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067.
R &R Opportunities Free Advertising
Radio á Records provides free (24 words or 3
lines) listings to radio stations and record com- panies in Openings. Must be on company /sta- tion letterhead. Free listings of the same length are also available to individuals seeking work in
the industry under Positions Sought.
Deadline To appear in the following week's issue, we must receive your ad by Thursday neon (PST) prior to
issue date.
For opportunities you must place your free listings by mail only. Address all 24 -word ads to: R &R /Opportunities, 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067.
Free listings are on a space availability basis only
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STEPHANIE MILLS Home (MCA)
74% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 19/0, Light 51/17,
Total Adds 17 including WILD, WUSL, WAMO, WHUR, WVEE, WHJX, WYLD, WZAK,
WBLX. Debuts at number 39 on the Urban Contemporary chart.
WRECKS -N- EFFECT
New Jack Swing (Motown) 67% of our reporting stations on lt. Rotations: Heavy 10/0, Medium 25/1, Light 30/9, Total Adds 10, WRKS, WKYS, WEDR, KSOL, WWKX, U102, WOOK, WCDX, KMJJ, WIZF. Debuts at number 34 on the Urban Contemporary chart.
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Bust A Move (Delicious Vinyl/Island) 63% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 31/0, Light 22/8, Total Adds 9, WUSL, WHJX, WYLD, WDKT, KIIZ, WIKS, KDKS, WIQI, KBUZ. Moves 40 -33 on the Urban Contemporary chart. fjj: MILLI VANILLI "Girl I'm Gonna Miss You" (Arista) 56/16 Rotations: Heavy 11/1, Medium 19/0. Light 26/15, Total Adds 16 including K97, WEDR, HOT103, WNHC, WMGL, Z93, WAGH, WOMG, Z16, WOIS. Heavies include. WAMO, KHYS, WHJX, WZAK, XHRM. Mediums include. WDAS, WHOT, WVKO, KPRS, 0C104 Debuts at number 37 on the Urban Contemporary chart
DADDY KANE "Smooth Operator" (Cold Chillin'/Reprise) 56/11 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 20/0, Light 31/11, Total Adds 11 including WXYV, WHUR, PWR94, WZAK, KJLH, WENN, WQFX, WQIS, KIPR, WPLZ. Heavy. WRKS, HOT103. KDAY, WFXC, HOT96. Mediums include. WILD, KHYS, KMJQ. WEDR, WYLD.
ZAPP "Ooh Baby Baby" (Reprise) 56/6 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 20/0, Light 36/6, Total Adds 6, K97, WJJS, WJHM, KDKS, WANM, WIQI. Mediums include: WAMO. WKYS, KMJQ, WEDR, WYLD.
ALYSON WILLIAMS "Just Call My Name" (Def Jam/Columbia) 55/32 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 3/1, Light 52/31, Total Adds 32 including WDAS. WAMO, HOT104, KHYS, WHJX, K97, KRNB, HOT103, WBLZ, KPRS. Medium: WEUP, WPLZ.
HERB ALBERT "3 O'Clock Jump" (A&M) 55/7 'Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/1, Light 46/6, Total Adds 7, WYLD, 00104, WWKX, WMGL. WZFX, WPGA. WI01. Mediums include- WDAS, WJIZ, WFXA, WATV, WFXE.
MIKI HOWARD "Ain't Nuthin' In The World" (Atlantic) 5124 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 2/1, Light 49/23, Total Adds 24 including WXYV, WDAS, WUSL, KHYS, WEDR, WBLZ, KPRS, XHRM, KSOL, WJIZ. Medium. WMGL.
KARYN WHITE "Slow Down" (WB) 51/10 Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 18/0, Light 31/10, Total Adds 10, K97, KMJM, KJLH, WENN. WFXC, WOMG, WOOK, KPRW, WVOI, KDIA. Heavy: 0C104, WJMI. Mediums include: WDAS. WAMO, HOT104, KMJQ, WEDR.
BARDEUX "I Love The Bass" (Enigma) 47/9 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 13/0, Light 34/9, Total Adds 9, WXYV, WHJX, K97, WTLC, WENN. KIIZ, WOIS, HOT105, WOOK. Mediums include: WAMO, HOT103, XHRM, KSOL, WMGL.
EPMD "So What Cha Sayin'" (Fresh/Sleeping Bag) 47/3 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 22/1, Light 21/2, Total Adds 3, WXOK, WWDM, KDKO. Heavy: KDAY, WFXC, WIKS, WQOK. Mediums include: H0T104. KHYS, KMJQ. K97, KRNB.
TROOP "I'm Not Soupped" (Atlantic) 45/16 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0. Medium 1/0, Light 44/16, Total Adds 16 including KRNB, W8LZ, WWKX, WFXA, WATV, WMGL, WPEG, WJTT. WFXC, WZFX. Medium: 7104.
D.O.C. "It's Funky Enough" (Ruthless /Atlantic) 44/10 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 17/2, Light 23/8, Total Adds 10, KPRS, KJLH, KSOL, Z93, WWDM, WJMI, WJHM, WEAS, WANM, WVOI. Heavy: WEDR, WZAK, KDAY, WBLX. Mediums include WAMO, KHYS, K97, KRNB, HOT103.
WILL CLAYTON "Tell Me" (Poydor) 44/9 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/0, Light 37/9, Total Adds 9, WHUR, HOT103, WZAK, KPRS, WWKX, WEUP, WFXM, WPGA,
WVOI. Mediums include: KRNB. WEDR, WJIZ, WFXA, WAGH.
SHABAll "Respect" (RCA) 44/9 Rotations, Heavy 0 /0, Medium 9/0. Light 35/9, Total Adds 9, KDAY, KSOL, WENN, WAGH, KIPR, WOIC, HQT105, WOOK,
WVOI. Mediums include. HOT104, KHYS, HOT103. KMJM, KBCE.
DINO "Sunshine" (4th & Broadway/Island) 44Mó Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 13/0, Light 31/6, Total Adds 6, HOT104, OC104, Z93, WEUP, WQIS, WPGA. Mediums include: WAMO, KHYS. HOT103, KSOL, WFXA.
RANDY CRAWFORD "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" (WB) 43/17 Rotations' Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/2, Light 37/15, Total Adds 17 including WAMO, WHUR, KHYS, WWKX, WFXA, WPEG, WAGH, WQFX, KFXZ, Z16, Medium: WKYS, K98 -FM, WEAS, WTUG.
DIANA ROSS "This House" (Motown) 43/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 18/1, Light 24/2, Total Adds 3, KJLH, WFXC, KDIA. Heavy: WOG. Mediums include: WXYV, WVEE, WEDR, KPRS, WPAL.
MIKKI BLEU "I Promise" (EMI) 41/14 Rotations: Heavy 1 /0, Medium 4/0, Light 36/14, Total Adds 14 including WTLC, XHRM, WJTT, WFXC, KFXZ, WFXM, K98 -FM, WIKS, WANM, WIZF. Heavy: WZAK. Medium: WXOK, WAGH, WEUP, WCDX.
DE LA SOUL "Say No Go" (Tommy Boy) 412 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 15/0, Light 26/2, Total Adds 2, KHYS, WANM. Mediums include: WHUR, KMJO, K97. WZAK, KDAY.
RUN -D.M.C. "Pause" (Profile) 40/10 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 35/10, Total Adds 10, KHYS. KRNB, KMJM, WWKX, WFXE, WDKT, KIPR, WALT,
WOIC, WTMP. Heavy: KDAY. Medium: WZAK, WPAL, WBLX, WEAS.
FAT BOYS "Lie'z" (Tin Pan Apple/Mercury) 39/8 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 36/8, Total Adds 8, WAMO, WYLD, WZAK, KDAY, KSOL, WFXM, WIKS, WANM. Medium: WPAL, K98 -FM, WEAS.
THIRD WORLD "It's The Same Old Song" (Mercury) 36/3 Rotations Heavy 0 /0, Medium 9/0, Light 27/3. Total Adds 3, WBLZ, U102, WIKS. Mediums include: WDAS, OC104, WFXA, WMGL, WAGH.
PERRI "Feels So Good" (Motown) 3413 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 3/0, Light 29/13, Total Adds 13 including WAMO, WJMH, WAGH. WZFX, Z16. WFXM, WQIC, K98 -FM, WPLZ, H0T96. Heavy: WUSL, WKYS. Medium: WDAS, WHUR, WNHC.
DENZIL FOSTER & THOMAS McELROY "Dr. Soul" (Atlantic) 32/9 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 28/9, Total Adds 9, WVEE, WYLD, KPRS, KDAY, WWKX, KBCE, KMJJ. KBUZ,
WVOI. Heavy: WAGH. Medium. XHRM, WPEG, WEAS.
VESTA "How You Feel" (A&M) 31/8 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6 /0, Light 24/8, Total Adds 8, WAMO, WHJX, KMJM, WAGH, WOMG, WEUP, WEAS, KDIA. Heavy: WPGA. Mediums include: HOT103, WMGL, WPAL, Z93. WPEG.
ZIGGY MARLEY & THE MELODY MAKERS "Look Who's Dancing" (Virgin) 31/5 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/1, Light 24/4, Total Adds 5, WKYS, WTLC, U102, WOOK. WANM. Heavy: XHRM, Medium:
WILD, WAMO, WNHC, WFXA. WIKS.
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HOTTEST SOUL II SOUL (69)
EDDIE MURPHY (67) MAZE (66)
AFTER 7 (45) JANET JACKSON (41)
SYBIL (33) REGINA BELLE (24) D'ATRA HICKS (21)
TERRY TATE (13) JACKSONS (12)
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2 4 RILEY 8 GUY/My 3 51SLEYS/Spend - 6 E. GABLE/Remember
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6 10 S. MILLS/Something
BARRY WHITE "Super Lover" (A&M) 29/10 Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/0, Light 23/10, Total Adds 10, PWR94, WWKX, KBCE, WAN, KIIZ, KFXZ, WQIC, WOOK, WGPR, WDZZ. Heavy: WFXC, Medium: WAMO, WHUR, WMGL, WACH, WTLZ.
JAKI GRAHAM "From Now On" (Orpheus/EMI) 29/4 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0. Medium 6 /0, Light 23/4. Total Adds 4, WTLC, WEUP, KIIZ, WCDX. Mediums include. KMJM, WNHC, WFXE, WEAS, WGPR.
MANHATTANS "Why You Wanna Love Me Like That" (Valley Vue /Allegiance) 25/10 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 0 /0, Light 25/10, Total Adds 10, WHUR, WTLC, WXOK, WENN, WPAL, WZFX, WEUP, WOIS, WOIC, KDIA.
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M.C. HAMMER "They Put Me In The Mix" (Capitol) 23/3 Rotations: Heavy 5/1, Medium 7/0, Light 11/2. Total Adds 3, KHYS, WBLZ. WVOI. Heavy: WJMH, KDAY, WBLX, WJHM. Mediums include: K97, WYLD, WZAK, WPAL, WPEG.
LISA -LISA & CULT JAM "Kiss Your Tears Away" (Columbia) 2220 Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 2/0, Light 20/20. Total Adds 20 including WUSL, WKYS, WEDR, KPRS, KJLH, WNHC, 0C104, KBCE, WXOK, WPAL. Medium. WDAS, WHOT.
VANESSA BELL ARMSTRONG "Something Inside So Strong" (Jive/RCA) 22/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 21/3, Total Adds 3. WZFX, WEUP, K98 -FM. Medium. WVOI.
RICHARD ELLIOT featuring BOBBY CALDWELL "In The Name Of Love" (Intima/Enigma) 22/3 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 7/0, Light 15/3, Total Adds 3, WAMO, WIKS, KDIA. Mediums include: WDAS, WHUR, WPAL, WEAS, WTMP.
L.L. COOL J "One Shot At Love" (Def Jam/Columbia) 2114 Rotations Heavy 0 /0, Medium 1/1, Light 20/13, Total Adds 14 including KHYS, K97, WEDR, WYLD, HOT103, KDAY, KSOL, WXOK, WENN, WPEG.
NATALIE COLE "As A Matter Of Fact" (EMI) 20/20 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 0 /0, Light 20/20, Total Adds 20 including WDAS, K97, PWR94, KBCE, WXOK, WATV, WMGL, Z93, WZFX, WQFX.
GERALD ALSTON "Stay A Little While" (Taj/Motown) 20/2 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 18/2, Total Adds 2, WYLD, K98 -FM. Medium: HOT103, Z16.
CHRIS BENDER "Baby Girl" (Epic) 20/2 Rotations: Heavy 1 /0, Medium 6/0, Light 13/2, Total Adds 2, WWKX, U102. Heavy: WEAS. Mediums include: K97, KRNB, WAN, WJTT, WZFX.
DAVID PEASTON "Can I7" (Geffen) 18/9 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 3/1, Light 15/8, Total Adds 9. WKYS, K97, WTLC, WENN, WACH, Z104, WQFX, WLOU, KPRW. Medium: WDAS. WAN. 2 LIVE CREW "Me So Horny" (Luke Skyywalker) 17/2 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 3/0, Light 9/2. Total Adds 2, WMGL, HOT105. Heavy KHYS, WEDR, WHOT, WBLX, WJHM. Medium: HOT104, WJMH, WEAS.
SHARON BRYANT "Foolish Heart" (Wing/Polydor) 1311 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/1, Light 12/10, Total Adds 11 including WDAS. KMJQ, WZAK, WACH, WZFX, WPGA, WALT, WANM, WDZZ, WTLZ.
WILL DOWNING "Test Of Time" (Island) 1111 Rotations: Heavy 0 /O, Medium 0/0, Light 11/11, Total Adds 11 including WHUR, K97. PWR94, WFXA, WAN, WENN, WQFX, KMJJ. WTMP, WGPR.
STACY LATTISAW "What You Need" (Motown) 1110 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/Q Light 11/10, Total Adds 10. WHJX, KPRS, KDAY, WNHC, Z93, WACH. U102. WANM, KBUZ, WVOI.
WALTER BEASLEY "Don't Say Goodbye" (Mercury) 1010 Rotations: Heavy 0 /O, Medium 0 /0. Light 10/10, Total Adds 10, WHUR, PWR94, KBCE, WQFX, WALT, K98 -FM. KMJJ, WGPR, WDZZ, WTLZ.
TONY LeMANS "Higher Than High" (Paisley Park/WB) 10/6 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 1/0, Light 9/6, Total Adds 6, WDAS, KPRS, WNHC, WJMI, KIIZ, WQOK. Medium: WKYS.
L'TRIMM "Drop That Bottom" (Atlantic) 10/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0 /0, Light 10/3. Total Adds 3, K97, PWR94, KMJJ.
RAMSEY LEWIS "Eyes On You" (Columbia) 101 Rotations' Heavy 0 /0, Medium 0/0, Light 10/1, Total Adds 1, WTLC.
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10 VANESSA BELL ARMSTRONG/Something Inside So Strong (Jive/RCA) 22/3
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WILDBoston HIIIMaII
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WNHCINew Haven Hannibal/Dickinson
ISLEYS MILLI VANILLE TONY LeMANS LISA LISA STACY LATTISAW Hottest: EDDIE MURPHY AFTER 7
SYBIL JACKSONS MAZE
WRKSINew York Gray /Brown
WRECKS -N- EFFECT CHUCKII BOOKER Hottest: SYBIL TEDDY RILEY 6 GUY SOUL II SOUL AFTER 7
MAZE
0C104/Ocean City Scott Jantxen
DINO LISA LISA CHUCKLE BOOKER HERB ALBERT Hottest: SYBI L EDDIE MURPHY SOUL II SOUL REGINA BELLE JANET JACKSON
WDASIPhiladelphia Joe Tamburro
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WKYSIWashington Simpson /Diggs
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WJIZlAIbany Tony Wright
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KBCEIAIexandria Ken "Iceman" James
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EDDIE MURPHY SOUL I1 SOUL JANET JACKSON
WFXAIAugusta Carl Conner
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SOUL II SOUL JANET JACKSON
WXOKIBaton Rouge Dennis Lee
EPMD NATALIE COLE L.L. COOL J
LISA LISA MANHATTANS Hottest: EDDIE MURPHY SOUL II SOUL JANET JACKSON AFTER 7
REGINA BELLE
KOXL/Baton Rouge Welch /Clay
none Hottest: MAZE EDDIE MURPHY ERIC GABLE AFTER 7
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WENN/Birmingham StewartlStarr
MICHAEL COOPER KASHIF ALYSON WILLIAMS DAVID PEASTON KARYN WHITE SHABAll MANHATTANS L.L. COOL J
BIG DADDY KANE BARD EUX WILL DOWNING Hottest: REGINA BELLE EDDIE MURPHY SYBIL MAZE JANET JACKSON
WAYVIBirmingham Ron January
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D'ATRA HICKS CHRISTOPHER WILLI SOUL II SOUL
WMGLICherleston Earl Boston
TIMMY GATLIN NATALIE COLE TROOP HERB ALBERT 2 LIVE CREW RALPH BUTLER MILLI VANILLI BABYFACE Hottest: TERRY TATE JANET JACKSON EPMD KOOL MOE DEE JERMAINE JACKSON
WPAL /Charleston Don Kendricks
NEW STYLE MANHATTANS BOY GEORGE GANG STARR LISA LISA Hottest: EDDIE MURPHY SOUL II SOUL AFTER 7
REGINA BELLE LEVERT
Z93/Charleston Cliff Fletcher
MILLI VANILLE D.O.C. STACY LATTISAW ALYSON WILLIAMS NATALIE COLE DINO Hottest: SOUL II SOUL EDDIE MURPHY AFTER 7
MAZE D'ATRA HICKS
WGCIIChicago Jimmy Smith
none Hottest: MAZE ERIC GABLE EDDIE MURPHY SOUL II SOUL E.U.
WIZFICincinnati Mary Hankston
RIERE BLEU MIEI HOWARD BE BE 6 CE CE WIN WRECKS -N- EFFECT ALYSON WILLIAMS flotte st: MAZE EDDIE MURPHY AFTER 7
JACKSONS ERIC GABLE
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THIRD WORLD TROOP MIRI HOWARD M.C. HAMMER ALYSON WILLIAMS Hottest: MAZE SOUL II SOUL AFTER 7
JANET JACKSON SYBIL
WZAKICIweland Tolliver/Rush
STEPHANIE MILLS BIG DADDY KANE BE BE I CE CE WIN FAT BOYS WILL CLAYTON SHARON BRYANT MAGNUM FORCE Hottest: D.O.C. SOUL II SOUL SYBIL JANET JACKSON EDDIE MURPHY
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SYBIL JANET JACKSON
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SHARON BRYANT BARRY WHITE LISA LISA WALTER BEASLEY MILLI VANILLI NATALIE COLE TERRY TATE Hottest: EDDIE MURPHY MAZE SOUL II SOUL REGINA BELLE O'JAYS
HOT95Andlanapolis Eric Mychaels
MIRI HOWARD ALYSON WILLIAMS S.O.S. BAND NIKKI BLEU PERRI Hottest: MAZE EDDIE MURPHY AFTER 7
SOUL II SOUL JANET JACKSON
KPRSIKanses City Chris King
ALYSON WILLIAMS LISA LISA WILL CLAYTON CHUCKII BOOKER TONY LeMANS FOSTER 6 McELROY D.O.C. MIKE HOWARD STACY LATTISAW Hottest: EDDIE MURPHY MAZE AFTER 7
SOUL II SOUL D'ATRA HICKS
KPRWIOklahoma City Darnell Switt
PERRI LISA LISA WILL DOWNING MIRKI BLEU BOHANNON GANG STARR DAVID PEASTON KARYN WHITE Hottest: MAZE EDDIE MURPHY AFTER 7
JANET JACKSON REGINA BELLE
WTLZISaginaw Crockett/Fox
WALTER BEASLEY SPINNERS LISA LISA SHARON BRYANT Hottest: EDDIE MURPHY AFTER 7
JACKSONS SOUL lt SOUL JANET JACKSON
KMJMISt. Louis Atkins /Beasley
KARYN WHITE VESTA RUN D.M.C. Hottest: EDDIE MURPHY O'JAYS REGINA BELLE SURFACE SOUL II SOUL
W VO11Toledo Michael Tee
MIKKI BLEU KARYN WHITE WILL CLAYTON STACY LATTISAW SHARON BRYANT L.L. COOL J
S.O.S. BAND SHABAll FOSTER 6 McELROY M.C. HAMMER D.O.C. BIG DADDY RANE Hottest: MAZE AFTER 7
SOUL II SOUL SYBIL PEABO BRYSON
KBUZIW Tchita
James McFadden
YOUNG MC CHERYL LYNN CHILL FOSTER 6 McELROY STACY LATTISAW Hottest: D'ATRA HICKS J ACKSONS SOUL II SOUL JANET JACKSON REGINA BELLE
WPEGICharlotte Saunders/Little
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WJTTIChattanooge Keith Landecker
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W W DMIColumbia Carson/Hill
ANGELA WINBUSH MIKI HOWARD D.O.C. EPMD Hottest: CHRISTOPHER WILLI SYBIL MILLI VANILLI MAZE SOUL II SOUL
WFXEIColumbus Kevin Ross
JODY WATLEY FULL FORCE 10DB RUN D.M.C. Hottest: MAZE EDDIE MURPHY SOUL II SOUL AFTER 7
REGINA BELLE
WAOHIColumbus Darrell J. Smith
REGINA BELLE TEMPTATIONS CHUCKII BOOKER RANDY CRAWFORD DAVID PEASTON SHARON BRYANT CHERYL LYNN MILES JAYE L.L. COOL J
GREG MACK HOWARD HUNTSBERRY OAKTOWN'S 3.5.7. BOYS DEBBIE ALLEN BROWNMARK MILLI VANILLE PIECES OF A DREAM MARVIN SEASE PERRI STACY LATTISAW ICE CREAM TEE BOBBY BLUE BAND VESTA GEORG IO SHABAZZ Hottest: JANET JACKSON REGINA BELLE ERIC GABLE RHONDA CLARK FOSTER 6 MCELROY
HOTS 041Dallasft. Worth Spears /Anderson
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MAZE SOUL II SOUL
WFXCIDurham Spencer/Mack
BABYFACE PATTI LABELLE ALYSON WILLIAMS MIEI HOWARD ANGELA WINBUSH NIKKI BLEU KARYN WHITE TROOP TEMPTATIONS DIANA ROSS Hottest: SYBIL JANET JACKSON SOUL II SOUL MAZE EDDIE MURPHY
WZFXIFayetteville Tony Lype
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MAZE EDDIE MURPHY
WJMHIGreensboro BalleyHMasters
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WONG/Greensboro Sam W
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21041Greenvllle Wayne Walker
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JANET JACKSON SYBIL CHRISTOPHER WILLI SOUL II SOUL
WOFXIGultort -Biloxl Al Luv
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D'ATRA HICKS
KMJOIHOuston StradlordlDave
SHARON BRYANT KASHIF BIZ MARRIE ARTHUR BAKER Hotte st :
CHRISTOPHER WILLI EDDIE MURPHY MAZE JACKSONS AFTER 7
KHYSIHouston Hegwood/Weber
M.C. HAMMER L.L. COOL J
CHERYL LYNN KEVIN PAIGE MIKI HOWARD ALYSON WILLIAMS RANDY CRAWFORD DE LA SOUL RUN D.M.C. Hottest: EDDIE MURPHY SOUL II SOUL SYBIL 2 LIVE CREW MAZE
WEUPIHuntsvllle Jim Mitchem
JAKI GRAHAM WILL CLAYTON DINO TROOP MIKI HOWARD MANHATTANS VANESSA BELL ARMS VESTA TIMMY GATLIN Hottest: SOUL IS SOUL MAZE EDDIE MURPHY BOBBY BROWN RHONDA CLARK
WDKTIHuntsville Jae Thomas
RUN D.M.C. YOUNG MC Hottest: SYBIL JANET JACKSON PRINCE SOUL II SOUL TERRY TATE
W JMUJackson ToddlJones
JERMAINE JACKSON TONY LeMANS SLICK RICK TOMI JENKINS D.O.C. MICA PARIS KASHIF Hotte st REGINA BELLE SOUL II SOUL PATTI LABELLE WRECKS -N- EFFECT CHILL
WHJXIJacksonrllle Clark/Nelson
YOUNG IC EDDIE MURPHY TERRY TATE KASHIF CHUCKII BOOKER STACY LATTISAW STEPHANIE MILLS SYSTEM VESTA ALYSON WILLIAMS BARD EUX Hottest: D'ATRA HICKS MAZE SOUL II SOUL SYBIL MILLI VANILLE
KIIZIKilleen McClain/Jaye
TROOP SCIOOLLY D
BARRY WHITE JAKI GRAHAM SIMPLY RED BARD EUX YOUNG MC TONY LeMANS Hottest: MAZE EDDIE MURPHY SOUL II SOUL AFTER 7
JANET JACKSON
KFXZILalayette Chuck Harrison
BARRY WHITE MIKI HOWARD RANDY CRAWFORD MIKKI BLEU STEPHANIE MILLS SCHDOLLY D LISA LISA Hottest: MAZE EDDIE MURPHY AFTER 7
D'ATRA HICKS O'JAYS
KXZZILake Charles Bridget Denise
MIKI HOWARD PERRI MILLI VANILLI LISA LISA RANDY CRAWFORD Hottest: EDDIE MURPHY MAZE AFTER 7
O 'JAYS REGINA BELLE
WOISILaurel Ron Davis
SURFACE BIG DADDY KANE DINO BARDEUD MANHATTANS MIKI HOWARD MILLI VANILLI Hottest: D'ATRA HICKS EDDIE MURPHY TERRY TATE AFTER 7
SOUL II SOUL
U102/Lexington Aaron Cosby
PIECES OF A DREAM RANDY CRAWFORD ZIGGY MARLEY 6 TH ALYSON WILLIAMS WRECKS -N- EFFECT NATALIE COLE STACY LATTISAW THIRD WORLD LISA LISA GEORGIO CHRIS BENDER Hottest: MAZE EDDIE MURPHY SOUL II SOUL AFTER 7
JANET JACKSON
KIPRILittle Rock Christian /See
MIKI HOWARD SHABAZZ SURFACE BOBBY BROWN JERMAINE JACKSON BIG DADDY KANE RUN D.M.C. Hottest: AFTER 7
SYBIL MAZE CHRISTOPHER WILLI JANET JACKSON
WLOUIL0uIHniIIe Ange Canease
MILLI VANILLE MILES JAYE DAVID PEASTON LISA LISA S.O.S. BAND NATALIE COLE KOOL MOE DEE STEPHANIE MILLS Hottest: MAZE EDDIE MURPHY AFTER 7
SOUL II SOUL TERRY TATE
WJJSILynchburg Lad Goles
CHILL ZAPP TROOP MARCIA GRIFFITH Hottest: EDDIE MURPHY MAZE SOUL II SOUL AFTER 7
D'ATRA HICKS
WPGAIMacon Walter Sinclair
MICHAEL BOLTON HERB ALBERT MICA PARIS RANDY CRAWFORD KOOL MOE DEE SYBIL CHERYL LYNN MILES JAYE RHONDA CLARK GRADY HARRELL CHUCKII BOOKER WILL CLAYTON SHARON BRYANT DINO MAIN INGREDIENT NATALIE COLE KASHIF STEPHANIE MILLS Hottest: EDDIE MURPHY MAZE BOBBY BROWN GRAYSON HUGH MICHAEL BOLTON
WFXMIMacon Melanie Rose
FAT BOYS ALYSON WILLIAMS PERRI MIRKI BLEU RANDY CRAWFORD WILL CLAYTON Hottest: EDDIE MURPHY MAZE SOUL II SOUL SYBIL JANET JACKSON
KRNBIMemphis FInelWalker
TROOP ALYSON WILLIAMS RUN D.M.C. Hotte st MAZE SOUL II SOUL D'ATRA HICKS REGINA BELLE JANET JACKSON
K971Memphls O'JaylBall
JAMES INGRAM MILLI VANILLI KARYN WHITE ALYSON WILLIAMS NATALIE COLE L.L. COOL J OAKTOWN'S 3.5.7. CHILL DAVID PEASTON KOOL MOE DEE ZAPP BARD EUX WILL DOWNING L' TRIMM Hottest: AFTER 7
ERIC GABLE E.U. D'ATRA HICKS EDDIE MURPHY
W OICIMeridian Larry Carr
SHABAZZ MANHATTANS RUN D.M.C. PERRI TROOP ALYSON WILLIAMS BARRY WHITE HOWARD HUNTSBERRY Hottest: JANET JACKSON EDDIE MURPHY SOUL If SOUL AFTER 7
MAZE
W ALTIMerldian Steve Poston
NATALIE COLE SHARON BRYANT ALYSON WILLIAMS RUN D.M.C. LISA LISA WALTER BEASLEY WILD BOYZ Hottest: EDDIE MURPHY MAZE SOUL II SOUL REGINA BELLE D'ATRA HICKS
WOHTIMIamR Islay/Reese
TONY TONI TONE SURFACE BODY 6 SOUL D'ATRA HICKS JODY WATLEY Hottest: VESTA DINO 2 LIVE CREW JODY WATLEY JANET JAOKSON
WEDRIMIamI BarryfThomas
WRECKS -N- EFFECT MILLI VANILLI MIRI HOWARD L.L. COOL J EDWARD ANTHONY LU LISA LISA Hotte st EDDIE MURPHY MAZE CHRISTOPHER WILLI BOYS YOUNG MC
WBLXIMobue BrownlSinelalr
STEPHANIE MILLS SURFACE MAIN INGREDIENT ALYSON WILLIAMS Hottest: 2 LIVE CREW VESTA PAUL LAURENCE TERRY TATE FAZE
K9#FMIMonroe Bobby Earl
JAMES INGRAM VANESSA BELL ARMS MIKKI BLEU NATALIE COLE WALTER BEASLEY SYBIL GERALD ALSTON PERRI RISMA A HER MAMA Hottest: EDDIE MURPHY SOUL II SOUL MAZE MICHAEL COOPER REGINA BELLE
HOT105lMontgomery Dude Marvin
B ARD EUX SHABAZZ MICA PARIS 2 LIVE CREW RANDY CRAWFORD Hottest: ENTOUCH MAZE EDDIE MURPHY SOUL II SOUL YOUNG MC
WOOKINashvllle DubsrdlMiller
JODY WATLEY BARD EUX KASHIF STEPHANIE MILLS BILLY OCEAN TONY LeMANS Hottest: JANET JACKSON MAZE SOUL 11 SOUL MILLI VANILLI CHRISTOPHER WILLI
WIKSINew Bern B.K. Kirkland
MILES JAYE ALYSON WILLIAMS L,L. COOL J MIKKI BLEU FAT BOYS RANDY CRAWFORD THIRD WORLD CALDWELL 6 ELLIOT YOUNG MC
STEPHANIE MILLS Hottest: SYBIL EDDIE MURPHY ISLEYS JACKSONS TERRY TATE
WYLDfMINew Orleans AtklnslWallace
L.L. COOL J STEPHANIE MILLS CHILL FOSTER 6 MCELROY HERB ALBERT GERALD ALSTON YOUNG MC
FAT BOYS Hottest: EDDIE MURPHY AFTER 7
MAZE PEABO BRYSON CHRISTOPHER WILLI
HOT103INorlolk Steve Crumbley
MILLI VANILLE WILL CLAYTON L.L. COOL J ALYSON WILLIAMS Hottest: SYBIL SOUL II SOUL JANET JACKSON REGINA BELLE YOUNG MC
PWR941Norlolk Brown/Miller
MOTHER'S FINEST NATALIE COLE BIG DADDY KANE TERRY TATE WALTER BEASLEY WILL DOWNING L. TRIMM BARRY WHITE Hottest: SOUL II SOUL JANET JACKSON MAZE O'JAYS AFTER 7
WJHMIOrlando Linsey/Hollywood
HO ST YLE CHRISTOPHER WILLI ZAPP NEW KIDS ON THE B
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D.O.C. Hottest: PATTI LABELLE BABYFACE JANET JACKSON 2 LIVE CREW E.U.
WOOKIRalelgh YounglJohn
RHONDA CLARK WRECKS -N- EFFECT CHERYL LYNN EARTH WHITE PATTI LABELLE JERMAINE JACKSON ZIGGY MARLEY 6 TB BARRY WHITE SHABAZZ Hottest: E.U. SHARON BRYANT CHRISTOPHER WILLI D'ATRA HICKS EDDIE MURPHY
WCDXIRichmond Young/Maxwell
FULL FORCE MILLI VANILLI WRECKS -N- EFFECT MIKI HOWARD STEPHANIE MILLS JAKI GRAHAM Hottest: AFTER 7
SYBIL SOUL II SOUL MICHAEL COOPER D'ATRA HICKS
WPL2IRtchmond- Petersburg Maya Myrick LISA LISA STEPHANIE MILLS KASHIF BIG DADDY KANE TROOP NATALIE COLE PERRI Hottest: EDDIE MURPHY MAZE SOUL II SOUL ERIC GABLE JANET JACKSON
WEASISavennah Floyd Blackwell
WILD BOYZ NEW STYLE L.L. COOL J D.O.C. ALYSON WILLIAMS VESTA Hottest: EDDIE MURPHY D'ATRA HICKS AFTER 7
SYBIL JACKSONS
KMJJIShreveport SharplWelker
FOSTER 6 McELROY L.L. COOL J L' TRIMM WILL DOWNING NATALIE COLE WALTER BEASLEY WRECKS -N- EFFECT MILLI VANILLI Hottest: MAZE EDDIE MURPHY D'ATRA HICKS AFTER 7 REGINA BELLE
KDKSIShreveport McCormicklChaan
YOUNG MC MILLI VANILLI ZAPP Hottest: EDDIE MURPHY AFTER 7
MAZE SOUL II SOUL REGINA BELLE
WANM/Tallahassee Gerald Tookes
D.O.C. ZIGGY MARLEY 6 TH STACY LATTISAW ZAPP LISA LISA NATALIE COLE ICE CREAM TEE FAT BOYS DE LA SOUL SHARON BRYANT MIKKI BLEU SPINNERS MILLI VANILLI Hottest EDDIE MURPHY JANET JACKSON AFTER 7
JACKSONS SOUL II SOUL
WIOIRsllahassee Eric Angel
ALYSON WILLIAMS FULL FORCE YOUNG MC
LISA LISA HERB ALBERT SAPP CHILL Hottest: EDDIE MURPHY MAZE SOUL II SOUL JACKSONS JANET JACKSON
WTMPITampa Chris Turner
MIRI HOWARD ALYSON WILLIAMS RUN D.M.C. NATALIE COLE SPINNERS WILL DOWNING Hottest: FULL FORCE EDDIE MURPHY D'ATRA HICKS PEABO BRYSON JACKSONS
WTUGITuscaloosa Rozelle Burroughs
none Hottest: MAZE EDDIE MURPHY AFTER 7
SOUL II SOUL PRINCE
KDKOIDenver Scott/Crenshaw
EPMD RANDY CRAWFORD Hottest: JANET JACKSON SOUL II SOUL MAZE EDDIE MURPHY AFTER 7
KJLHILos Angeles Winston/Briggs
D.O.C. JODY WATLEY DIANA ROSS KARYN WHITE KASHIF BIG DADDY KANE CHILL LISA LISA Hottest: E.U. MAZE SOUL II SOUL TERRY TATE EDDIE MURPHY
KACFJLos Angeles Woods /Russell
PERRI ALYSON WILLIAMS HANDY CRAWFORD Hottest: MAZE E.U. JACKSONS ERIC GABLE PEABO BRYSON
KDAYILOS Angeles Patterson /Washington
GANG STARR ICE -T RHONDA CLARK JAMES INGRAM BIZ MARKIE TEMPTATIONS FAT BOYS L.L. COOL J FOSTER 6 McELROY DONALD D
STACY LATTISAW SHABAZZ Hottest: BIG DADDY KANE D.O.C. EPMD SOUL II SOUL KWAME'
KDIAIOakland Jan Harrison
VESTA ALYSON WILLIAMS S.O.S. BAND MANHATTANS CHUCKII BOOKER KARYN WHITE PERRI BETTY WRIGHT CALDWELL 6 ELLIOT DIANA ROSS Hottest: EDDIE MURPHY MAZE STEPHANIE MILLS SYBIL CHRISTOPHER WILLI
XHRMISan Diego L.D. McCollum
MIKI HOWARD S.O.S. BAND ARTHUR BAKER MIKKI BLEU BOYS Hottest: E.U. MAZE JANET JACKSON AFTER 7 SOUL II SOUL
KSOL/San Francisco Bernie Moody
FAT BOYS MIKI HOWARD WRECKS -N- EFFECT L.L. COOL J RHONDA CLARK D.O.C. MILES JAYE NEW STYLE SHABAll Hottest: MAZE EDDIE MURPHY JANET JACKSON -MILLI VANILLI SOUL II SOUL
97 Current Reporters 94 Current Reports
Called In Frozen Pleylist (3): KOXL/Baton Rouge WWI/Chicago WTUO/Tuecelooss
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WKS WKS LW PN SEPTEMBER 22, 1989 11 7 3 0 ALABAMA /High Cotton (RCA) to e 4 O RICKY VAN SHELTON/living Proof (Columbia)
7 4 1 3 CLINT BLACK/Killin' Time (RCA)
4 3 2 4 STEVE WARINER/I Got Dreams (MCA)
8 v6 5 5 BAILLIE & THE BOYS/Heart Of Stone (RCA)
15 13 8 Q RESTLESS HEART/Say What's In Your Heart (RCA)
13 10 7 Q HANK WILLIAMS JR./Finders Are Keepers (WB /Curb)
18 14 9 Q GEORGE STRAIT /Ace In The Hole (MCA)
19 16 12 Q BELLAMY BROTHERS/You'll Never Be Sorry (MCA /Curb)
20 17 13 C) MERLE HAGGARD /A Better Love Next Time (Epic)
21 18 14 KATHY MATTEA/Burnin' Old Memories (Mercury)
22 20 15 ® EDDY RAVEN/Bayou Boys (Universal)
26 21 16 e OAK RIDGE BOYS /An American Family (MCA)
28 25 17 OD RICKY SKAGGS/Let It Be You (Epic)
32 29 20 0 DOLLY PARTON/Yellow Roses (Columbia)
2 1 6 16 JUDDS/Let Me Tell You About Love (Curb /RCA)
35 31 22 a REBA McENTIRE /'TiI Love Comes Again (MCA)
31 a) RANDY TRAVIS /It's Just A Matter Of Time (WB)
36 33 24 PAUL OVERSTREET /All The Fun (RCA)
37 34 26 .a / SAWYER BROWN/The Race Is On (Capitol /Curb)
30 28 23 a JANN BROWNE/You Ain't Down Home (Curb)
5o 41 30 a GARTH BROOKS /If Tomorrow Never Comes (Capitol)
39 35 27 a KENNY ROGERS/The Vows Go Unbroken (Reprise)
1 2 11 24 RODNEY CROWELL /Above And Beyond (Columbia)
34 32 28 ® DANIELE ALEXANDER/She's There (Mercury)
3 5 ro 26 LIONEL CARTWRIGHT/Give Me His Last Chance (MCA)
42 39 34 S CONWAY TWITTY/House On Old Lonesome Road (MCA)
49 42 35 a MARY CHAPIN CARPENTER/Never Had It So Good (Columbia)
46 38 a PATTY LOVELESS/The Lonely Side Of Love (MCA)
BREAKER Q DON WILLIAMS /I've Been Loved By The Best (RCA)
12 18 31 DESERT ROSE BAND/Hello Trouble (MCA /Curb)
BREAKER © SHENANDOAH/Two Dozen Roses (Columbia)
16 15 21 33 SUZY BOGGUSS /Cross My Broken Heart (Capitol)
BREAKER C) RONNIE MILSAP /A Woman In Love (RCA)
9 ''9 35 WILLIE NELSON/Nothing I Can Do About It Now (Columbia)
BREAKER Q LORRIE MORGAN /Out Of Your Shces (RCA)
BREAKER ffI TRAVIS TRITT /Country Club (WB)
48 44 41 Q MARTY STUART /Cry Cry Cry (MCA)
BREAKER © HOLLY DUNN/There Goes My Heart Again (WB)
46 Q WILD ROSE/Breaking New Ground (Universal)
47 43 4o 41 CANYON /Hot Nights (16th Avenue /Capitol)
9 11 25 42 FORESTER SISTERS/Don't You (WB)
24 23 32 43 GENE WATSON/The Jukebox Played Along (WB)
DEBUT J Q VINCE GILL/Never Alone (MCA)
38 36 36 45 GEORGE JONES/Writing On The Wall (Epic)
17 19 29 46 SKIP EWING/The Coast Of Colorado (MCA)
14 30 39 47 KEITH WHITLEY/I Wonder Do You Think Of Me (RCA)
27 26 33 48 TANYA TUCKER/Daddy And Home (Capitol)
6 27 46 49 HIGHWAY 101/Honky Tonk Heart (WB)
25 24 47 50 BILLY HILL/Too Much Month At The End Of The Money (Reprise)
Total Reports/Adds
177/1
Heavy
160
Medium
16
Light
177/0 157 16 4 RONNIE MILSAP (73)
169/0 149 16 4 HOLLY DUNN (46) 170/0 138 24 8 RANDY TRAVIS (37) 165/0 128 31 6 VERN GOSDIN (35) 174/0 125 41 8 BILLY JOE ROYAL (35)
169/0 125 34 10 SHENANDOAH (35)
173/0 112 58 3 DON WILLIAMS (35) GLEN CAMPBELL (33)
168/2 107 57 4 ANNE MURRAY & KENNY ROGERS (32) 173/3 79 85 9 DWIGHT YOAKAM (28) 177/O 75 92 10 174/1 60 101 13 172/3 29 123 20 167/7 37 101 29 HOTTEST 170/9 29 107 34
CLINT BLACK (112) 141/O 79 49 13 168/11 12 121 35 ALABAMA (110) 169/37 11 82 76 RICKY VAN SHELTON (94)
164/12 11 108 45 STEVE WARINER (78)
149/10 13 97 39 GEORGE STRAIT (49)
134/1 27 75 32 BAILLIE & THE BOYS (48) HANK WILLIAMS JR. (44)
166/20 4 88 74 JUDOS (39) 152/15 7 96 49 RESTLESS HEART (29) 114/2 46 47 21 RODNEY CROWELL (24)
149/4 12 76 61 110/0 40 50 20 134/15 2 82 50 145/23 2 66 77 11.7-7, 132/22 5 68 59 135/35 1 56 78 Reports /Adds
82/1 19 50 13 1 WILD ROSE /Breaking... (Univ.) ... 103/25
138/35 1 49 88 2 CANYON /Hot Nights (16th Ave. /Cap.) 76/4 76/1 14 45 17 3 ZACA CREEK/Sometimes Loves Not.. (Col.) . 38/16
128/73 1 33 94 4 JASON D. WILLIAMS/Waitin' On Ice (RCA) 26/8 67/0 15 36 16 5 K. HEADHUNTERS /Walk... (Merc.) . , .. 24/13
119/23 1 51 67 6 MARSHA THORNTON /Deep Water (MCA) . 21/5 7 DAVID SLATER/Whatcha Gonna Do... (Cap.) 18/3
116/16 2 46 68 8 BUTCH BAKER /Our Little Corner (Merc.) 18/0 105/12 6 44 55 9 SUSI BEATTY /Hard Baby To Rock (Starway) . 17/3 108/46 2 31 75 10 DONNA MEADE /Cry Baby (Merc.) 16/8 103/25 0 36 67
76/4 3 35 38 New artists have not yet had a Country 57/0 57/1
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Breaker or concurrent airplay from 60% of reporting stations.
77/20 0 29 48 MOST ADDED & HOTTEST list those songs achiev- ing the most adds nationally. and the songs reported
45/0 0 28 17 40/0 5 21 14 "hottest compiled from all our reporters. The number 51/0 17 19 15 in parentheses immediately following the songs in
37/0 1 21 15 Most Added & Hottest indicate the total number of Country reporters adding the song this week or 51/0 8 25 18 noting that the song is among their five hottest.
37/0 4 16 17
BREAKERS SHENANDOAH
Two Dozen Roses (Columbia) On 78% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 49, Light 88, Total Adds 35 including WTCR, WXTU, WBEE, WWVA, WORC, WKAK, WKHX, KYKR, WZZK, WEZL, WSLR, WBVE, WKKQ, WYNG, KZKX, KRST, KKCS, KYGO, KUGN, KFRE. Moves 45 -32 on the Country chart.
DON WILLIAMS I've Been Loved By The Best (RCA)
On 76% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 56, Light 78, Total Adds 35 including WGNA, WPOC, WAJR, WPOR, WBEE, KRRV, KYKR, WZZK, WESC, KILT -FM, WUBE, WCUZ, WGEE, WITL, KZKX, KYGO, KUGN, KUPL, KKAT, KSON. Moves 42 -30 on the Country chart.
RONNIE MILSAP A Woman In Love (RCA)
On 72% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 33, Light 94, Total Adds 73 including WGNA, WCAO, WQCB, WSNO, WYNY, WYNK, KYKR, KKIX, WFLS, WAMZ, WAXX, WGEE, WTSO, WOW, KITS, KRST, KNCQ, KIIQ, KSAN, KDRK. Debuts at number 34 on the Country chart.
LORRIE MORGAN Out Of Your Shoes (RCA)
On 67% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 51, Light 67, Total Adds 23 including WYRK, WWYZ, WAJR, WWVA, KAYO, KYKR, WEZL, WTNV, WSM, KAJA, WSLR, WBVE, WONE, WKKQ, WMIL, KRST, KKCS, KUGN, KFMS, KUPL. Moves 48 -44 -36 on the Country chart.
TRAVIS TRITT Country Club (WB)
On 66% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 46, Light 68, Total Adds 16, WAYZ, WBEE, KYKR, WEZL, WSOC, WTNV, WBVE, WYNG, KZKX, WKCQ, KTPK, KIK- FM, KUGN, KFRE, KWHT, KIIQ. Moves 47 -43 -37 on the Country chart.
HOLLY DUNN There Goes My Heart Again (WB)
On 61% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 31, Light 75, Total Adds 46 including WCAO, WPOC, WOCB, WSNO, WKWK, KYKR, WSOC, WKLO, KHEY, KKIX, WONE, WGEE, KFKF, WHOK, WITL, KUZZ, KIZN, KUGN, KFRE, KWHT. Moves 49 -39 on the Country chart.
"TILL I CAN'T TAKE IT ANYMORE by
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f:,T-ç7 - MARTY STUART "Cry Cry Cry" (MCA) 105/12 Rotations: Heavy 6, Medium 44, Light 55, Total Adds 12, KPLX, WKLO, KHEY, WTNV, WPAP, WKNN, WOWW, WIRK, WUSN, WYNG, WITL, KKCS. Heavy: WICO, WSTH, WTCM, KRKT, KALE, KDRK. Moves 48- 44 -41 -38 on the Country chart.
WILD ROSE "Breaking New Ground" (Universal) 103/25 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 36, Light 67, Total Adds 25, WVAM, WTCR, WAJR, CHOW, WKAK, KRRV, KYKR, WEZL, WESC, WTNV, KYKX, WSLR, WYNG, WGEE, WFMS, KFKF, WITL, K102, KTPK, KZSN, KUGN, KZLA, KSON, KSAN, KEEN. Moves
48-40 on the Country chart.
VINCE GILL "Never Alone" (MCA) 77/20 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 29, Light 48, Total Adds 20, WCAO, WAYZ, WXTU, CHOW, KRRV, WLVK, WSTH, WKSJ, KJNE, KBMR, KWMT, KFKF, K102, KTPK, KUZZ, KIZN, KMIX, KCCY, KTOM, KDRK. Debuts at number 44 on the Country chart.
CANYON "Hot Nights" (16th Avenue /Capitol) 76/4 Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 35, Light 38, Total Adds 4, WORC, WKAK, WESC, WKNN. Heavy: WSTH, KFGO, KDRK. Medium: WPOC, WWYZ, WAJR, KPLX, KIKK, KKYX, WMIL, WOW, KITS, WTCM, KRKT, KMIX, KTOM. Moves 47-43 -40-41 on the Country chart
GATLIN & THE GATLIN BROS "Number One Headache Place" (Universal) 55/6 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 20, Light 35, Total Adds 6, KEAN, KYKR, KYKX, WWJO, KTPK, KZSN. Medium: WTVY, WGKX,
WKKO, KCJB, KVOO, KFDI, KRKT, KASH, KUZZ, KALF, KEKB, KTOM, KSOP, KDRK.
GLEN CAMPBELL "She's Gone, Gone, Gone" (Universal) 50/33 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 12, Light 38, Total Adds 33 including WQBE, WWYZ, KASE, WUSY, WSTH, KKIX, WLWI, WCMS,
WAXX, WYNG, WTHI, KFDI, KRST, KIK -FM, KUZZ, KNIX, KNCQ, KCKC, KMPS, KDRK.
DWIGHT YOAKAM "Long White Cadillac" (Reprise) 50/28 Relayons Heavy 0, Medium 10, Light 40, Total Adds 28 including WDSY, WICO, KKIX, KYKX, KLLL, KNFM, WKSJ, WPAP, WKNN, WODR, KKYX, KJNE, WAXX, KFKF. WHOK, KITS, K102, KIZN, KZLA, KDRK.
BILLY JOE ROYAL "Till I Can't Take N Anymore" (Atlantic) 49/35 Rotations: Heavy 0. Medium 5, Light 44, Total Adds 35 including WRKZ, KASE, WUSY, WRNS, WSTH, WESC, WKSJ, WCMS, WPAP, WKNN, WQDR, KBMR, KFGO, KCJB, KITS, KTPK, KIK -FM, KMIX, KTOM, KDRK.
ANNE MURRAY 8 KENNY ROGERS "If I Ever Fall In Love Again" (Capitol) 46/32 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5, Light 41, Total Adds 32 including WWYZ, WRKZ, WPOR, KEAN, KASE, WLVK, KKIX, WGKX, WKSJ, WCMS, WKYO, WOYK, WYNG, WMUS, WTCM, KIK -FM, KASH, KALF, KMIX, KIIO.
VERN GOSDIN That Just About Does It" (Columbia) 45/35 Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 4, Light 39, Total Adds 35 including WRKZ, WTCR, KEAN, WSOC, WRNS, WESC, KIKK, WKSJ, WCMS, WKNN, WODR. WAXX, WDAF, WTHI, KFDI, KRKT, KRST, KIK -FM, KFRE, KCKC.
JANIE FRICKIE "Give 'Em My Number" (Columbia) 45/19 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 7, Light 37, Total Adds 19, WDSY, KEAN, KRRV, WLVK, KHEY, KKIX, WAMZ, WOKK, WPAP,
WUSQ, KWMT, WTSO, WOW, KTTS, WTHI, KWOX, KASH, KVOC, KSOP.
LEE GREENWOOD "I Go Crazy" (MCA) 42/9 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 15, Light 27, Total Adds 9, WTCR, WICO, KHEY, WOYK, WTSO, WWJO, KALF, KNCQ, KSOP.
Medium: WSNO, KEAN, KASE, WRNS, WWKA, WTCM, KRKT, KASH, KVOC, KRWQ, KMIX.
ZACA CREEK "Sometimes Love's Not A Pretty Thing" (Columbia) 38/16 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5, Light 33, Total Adds t6, WCAO, WQCB, WSNO, WSTH, KHEY, KKIX, WGKX, WOWW, KKYX, WAXX, WTCM, KUUY, KRWO, KNCQ, KTOM, KDRK. Medium: WTVY, KITS, KMIX.
MOE BANDY "This Night Won't Last Forever" (Curb) 36/11 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 7, Light 29, Total Adds 11, WCAO, WSNO, WRKZ, KEAN, WLVK, WYNG, WCUZ, WTHI, KTPK,
KASH, KNCQ. Medium. WTVY, WCMS, WOW, KFDI, KRKT, KORN.
LYLE LOVETT "If I Were The Man You Wanted" (MCA/Curb) 31/16 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 27, Total Adds 16, WSNO, WWYZ, WLVK, KKIX, WDXE, KYKX, KKYX, KBMR, KFGO,
KWMT, KITS, WTHI, KIK -FM, KVOC, KUUY. KUGN. Medium: WCMS, WTCM, KFDI, KALF.
JASON D. WILLIAMS "Waitin' On Ice" (RCA) 26/8 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 22, Total Adds 8, WRKZ, WICO, KKIX, KKYX, WOW, WTHI, KFDI, KIK -FM. Medium: WTVY, WTCM, KASH, KDRK. Light WCMS, WKYQ, WAXX, WCUZ, KITS, KUUY, KALF, KEKB.
KENTUCKY HEADHUNTERS "Walk Softly On This Heart Of Mine" (Mercury) 24/13 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 22, Total Adds 13, WWYZ, WRNS, WSTH, WTVY, KKIX, KSSN, KVOO, KFDI, KWOX,
KRKT, KIK -FM, KVOC, KRWQ. Medium. KFGO, WHOK.
EARL THOMAS CONLEY "You Must Not Be Drinking Enough" (RCA) 21/21 Rotations, Heavy 0, Medium 0. Light 21, Total Adds 21, WTCR, WXKX, WICO, KEAN, WKAK, KMML, WSOC, KKIX, WIVK,
WDXE, KYKX, WAMZ, WOKK, WKSJ, WOWW, WUSQ, KVOO, KWOX, KVOC, KUUY. KRWQ.
MARSHA THORNTON "Deep Water" (MCA) 21/5 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5, Light 16, Total Adds 5, WFLS, KKYX, KCJB, KITS, KASH. Medium: WCAO, KMML, KFDI,
KCKC. Light: WICO, WTVY, KIKK, WDXE, WCMS, WAXX, KFGO, WDAF, WOW, KVOO, KWOX, KUUY.
HIGHWAY 101 "Who's Lonely Now" (WB) 19/19 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 18, Total Adds 19, WXKX, WXTU, WWVA, KMML, WSOC, KKIX, WIVK, WDXE, WGKX, WKSJ, WOWW, WIRK, WUSQ, KCJB, KVOC, KUUY, KALF, KRWO, KEKB.
DAVID SLATER "Whatcha Gonna Do About Her" (Capitol) 18/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5, Light 13, Total Adds 3, KEAN, WXBQ, KUUY. Medium: WTVY, WCMS, KCJB, WOW, KALF. Light KMML, KKIX, WFLS, WIVK, KSSN, KFGO, KITS, KWOX, KRWQ, KMIX.
BUTCH BAKER "Our Little Corner" (Mercury) 18/0 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 7, Light 11, Total Adds 0. Medium: KRRV, WSTH, WIVK, KFGO, WOW, KRKT, KDRK. Light: WWYZ, WFLS, WMSI, WDXE, WNOE, KKYX, WAXX, KVOO, KWOX, KUUY, KRWO.
SUSI BEATTY "Hard Baby To Rock" (Starway) 17/3 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 15. Total Adds 3, KYKX, WAXX, KWMT. Medium: WTVY, KRKT. Light: WSNO, WICO, WDXE, KFGO. KITS, KVOO, KFDI, KWOX, KVOC, KUUY, KRWQ, KEKB.
DONNA MEADE "Cry Baby" (Mercury) 16/8 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 1, Light 14, Total Adds 8, WICO, KASE, KKIX, WFLS, WRAF, WTCM, KUUY, KALF. Heavy: WKAK. Medium: WCMS. Light: KMML, KCJB, KWOX, KRWQ, KEKB, KMIX.
GRAYGHOST "If This Ain't Love" (Mercury) 15/4 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 14, Total Adds 4, WWYZ, KASE, KKYX, KEKB. Medium: WKAK. Light: WICO, KRRV, WSTH, KKIX, WFLS, WOKK. KFGO, WMIL, KVOO, KUUY.
NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND "When It's Gone" (Universal) 14/14 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 12, Total Adds 14, KMML, WTVY, KKIX, WGKX, WOKK, WUSQ, KBMR, WDAF, KWOX, KASH, KVOC, KUUY, KRWQ, KEKB.
NEW GRASS REVIVAL "You Plant Your Fields" (Capitol) 14/9 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 14, Total Adds 9, WICO, WRNS, WCMS, WOWW, WTCM, KVOO, KFDI, KUGN, KRWQ. Light. WXKX, KMML, WCUZ, KUUY, KEKB.
SKIP EWING "It's You Again" (MCA) 13/13 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 12, Total Adds 13, WOBE, WRKZ, WXKX, KMML, WTVY, KKIX, WIVK, WOKK, WUSQ, KVOC, KUUY, KRWQ, KNIX.
WILLIE NELSON "There You Are" (Columbia) 9/9 Rotations, Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 8, Total Adds 9, WTCR, KEAN, KMML, WSOC, WTVY, KKIX, WGKX, WIRK, KRWO.
EDDIE PRESTON "Long Time Comin'" (Platinum) 9/2 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 8, Total Adds 2, WFLS, WOW. Medium: WSTH. Light: WNOE, KKYX, KFGO, KWMT, KITS, KVOO.
MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY "Family Tree" (WB) 8/7 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 7, Total Adds 7, KEAN, KMML, KKIX, WUSQ, KFDI, KVOC, KUUY. Medium: WCUZ.
...!,/aJ lr. i,..: ARTISTISong Title (Label) Album Title
BRUCE HORNSBY & NGDB/The Valley Road (Universal) . Will The Circle...2 GEORGE STRAIT/Beyond The Blue Neon (MCA) Beyond The Blue Neon
RICKY SKAGGS/Hummingbird (Epic) Kentucky Thunder
MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY/Route 66 (WB) Land Of Enchantment
RANDY TRAVIS /Card Carrying Fool (WB) Pink Cadillac Soundtrack
NEW GRASS REVIVAL/Friday Night In America (Capitol) Friday Night In America
JUDDS/Water Of Love (Curb /RCA) River Of Time
GEORGE STRAIT /Angel Angelina (MCA) Beyond The Blue Neon
POCO/When It All Began (RCA) Legacy
RICKY SKAGGS/Heartbreak Hurricane (Epic) Kentucky Thunder
PAULETTE CARLSON & NGDB/Lovin' On The Side (Universal) Will The Circle...2
CLINT BLACK/Nobody's Home (RCA) Killin' Time
JUDDS/Sleepless Nights (Curb /RCA) River Of Time
GEORGE JONES/Radio Lover (Epic) One Woman Man
JERRY JEFF WALKER/Pickup Truck Song (Rykodisc) Live At Greuen Hall
TRIPLE BREAKERS!!! DON
WILLIAMS "I've Been Loved
By The Best"
BREAKER. Most Added!
COUNTRY CHART:
BILLBOARD: 38*
LORRIE MORGAN
"Out Of Your Shoes"
BREAKER COUNTRY CHART:
BILLBOARD: 42*
RONNIE MILSAP
"A Woman In Love"
BREAKERS. #1 Most Added!!
COUNTRY CHART' I DEBUT )/© BILLBOARD: 47*
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COUNTRY ADDS & HOTS September 22,1989 R&R 71
MOST ADDED EAST HOTTEST MOST ADDED SOUTH HOTTEST MOST ADDED MIDWEST HOTTEST MOST ADDED WEST HOTTEST
Ronnie Rupp (RCA) Alabama (RCA) Ronnie Milsap (RCA) Clint Black (RCA) Ronnie Mllsap (RCA) Clint Black (RCA) Rennie Weep (RCA) Girat Black (RCA)
Holly Renn (WB) Clint Black (RCA) Billy Joe Royal (Atlantic) Alabama (RCA) Randy Travis (WB) Alabama (RCA) Anne Murray A Keney Roam (Capitol) Alabama (RCA)
Rien Campbell (Universal)
MONA wOKOlDesar- Abny, NY Paan:outh, NH
REBA CINTIRE RANDY TRAVIS 110.16 MILS" DON WILLIAMS
CLINT BLACK JOINS
BARRE WARNER AMR WILLIAMS JR.
LABRA
WVAM Altoona, PA
RANDY MILD SE
R <MPSN CARPE IotHeet: CLINT BLACR
CRY MX MELTON ALABMA HANK WILLIAMS JR. GEORGE
WCAO SaNknore, MD
HOLLY DUNN MOL BANDY RONNIE MILSAP VINCE GILL BILLY JOE ROYAL
M CREAK MUMMY OGHH Hottest: CLINT BLACK
STAVE 9
RICKY GEORG MX BIELTON GEORGE STRAIT
WPOC BaNYnws, MD
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INT BLACK NMR WILLIAMS JR DOLLY
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DWIGHT COMM MCA CREEK
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WRNO Bam, VT
HOLLY DUNN RONNIE MILSAP PATTY LOVELESS
SACK CREEK LYLE LOVETT MARIA
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RIC CEY VAN BHELTON
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CLINT BLACK
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WORC Worcester. MA
CMYON HBA MCENTIR
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KEAN AMNne, TX
HATO ReauneM, TX
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81171 MILLET HARR WAMS JR
KLLL Lubbock, TX
DWIGHT YOAKAM RONNIE MILSAP Hottest GEORGE STRAIT AL LAMA EDDY RAVEN
TAT MAST. CRT SKAGGS
WORK Memples, TN
WCMR KAJA Norfolk VA BMI AMonks TX
BILLY JOE ROYAL HOLLY OMAN MURRAY a ROGER PATTY LOVELESS
ERN GORDIS LOUIE MORGAN EN GRASS REVIVAL DOILY PARTON
GLEN CAMPBELL SAWYER BROWN STATLEA BROTHERS SRGANDOAH
EMNDOM DORT WILLIAMS PAUL LNERETRIET Hottet Hottest: ALABAMA STEVE WARNER CLINT BLACK CLINT BLACK MERLE HAGGARD RICKY MN SHELTON RICKY MN MELTON BAILLIE 6 THE BOY STAVE MARKER ALABAMA
WWKA abnBo, FL
RONNIE MILSAP Hottest: ALABAMA CLINT BLACK
EY LOGGUSS RODNEY CROW LL STEVE WARNAR
MURRAY 6 ROGER WKYO NERBROWN MODEM( 101 Paducen. KY
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RICKY MN SIELEN
WCHY Savannah. GA
RANDY TRAVIS HOLLY DUNS SHMANDOAN ROM. MILSAP Aotte.: PICKY VAN SHELTON ALABAMA GEORGE
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STAK WARNER NARY CMPIN CARER STAVE WARMER Hottest WKNX
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Rslalph, NC
PAUL DWIGHT YOAKE RICKY VARIMSHELTN ELEON RICKY SKAGGS NCI TLEY KKIX LYLE LOVETT STEVE MARINER MILSAP WILLIE
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LYLE TOARM RfC. VAN MELTON
DOLLY KAPTON SAWYER BROW RONNIE TMILSAP
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CRY VAN MELTON KENTUCKY HEADHUNT KBBK CENT BL CK
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177 Reporters 172 Current Play' Ott
Called In Frozen F eports (4): KRPM /Seattle WILO/Williamspor: WMSI /Jackson WSIX/Nashvllie
Did Not Report, Pl aylist Frozen (1): KISSFM /Miaml
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CHART EXTRA B.J. THOMAS
Don't Leave Love (Reprise) 54% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 25, Light 17, Total Adds 1, KXLT.
BREAKERS LINDA RONSTADT featuring AARON NEVILLE
Don't Know Much (Elektra) 79% of our reporters on It. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 16, Light 48, Total Adds 65 including WNSR, KVIL, WLTS, 2WD, WNLT, WOMC, KS95, KBIG, KOST, KFSZ. Debuts at number 16 on the AC chart.
STEPHEN BISHOP Walking On Air (Atlantic)
59% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 19, Light 29, Total Adds 16 including WVBF, WNLT, WARM98, WSNY, KLSI, KLCY, WMGS, WTCB, WRMF, KKLV.
GLORIA ESTEFAN Get On Your Feet (Epic)
55% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 12, Light 33, Total Adds 43 including WALK, KESZ, B100, WSLI, WIVY, U102, WLHT, WFMK, WMGN.
ROXETTE Listen To Your Heart (EMI)
54% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 5, Medium 18, Light 21, Total Adds 7, KLCY, K101, WZNY, WXTC, WKRG, WGSV, KIDX.
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BARBRA STREISAND "We're Not Maldn' Love Anymore" (Columbia) 40/40 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 7/7, Light 33/33, Total Adds 40, WVBF, WALK, WSNI, KVIL, WLTS, WOMC, KS95, KOST, WEBE, WMGS, WZNY, WTCB, WSLI, WSLQ, 3WM, WMID, WEIM, WECO, WHAI, WAFL, WSKI, WKSB, WYKZ, WCKQ, WGSV, WZNS, WNMB. WKSO, WKCX, KTYL, KVIC, WCMJ, WMTFM, KSCB, WJON. WLDR, KSTR, KBLQ, KYJC, KWSI.
TEARS FOR FEARS "Sowing The Seeds Of Love" (Fontana /Mercury) 38/9 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 17/1, Light 19/8, Total Adds 9, WZNY, WIVY, WLHT, WFMK, WHNN, WECO, WKCX, WLDR, KAYN. Heavy: WKYE, WAFL. Medium including WLEV, WSLQ, WMID, WHAI, WGLL, WSKI, WCKQ, WKTK, WZNS, WKSO, KTYL, KVIC, WCMJ, KBLQ, KYJC. KWSI. Light including KLCY, B100, WEBE, 3WM, WEM, WQNY, WSUL, WGSV, KTDY, KSCB, KKLV,
JODY WATLEY "Everything" (MCA) 35/2 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 11/0, Light 24/2, Total Adds 2, U102, KRLB. Medium: WSLQ, WMID, WEIM, WHAI, WAFL, WSKI, WZNS, WNMB, WKSO, KBLQ, KWSI. Light including WNLT, KESZ, WLEV, WVAF, WXTC, 3WM, WQNY, WGLL, WSUL, WCKQ, WKTK, WGSV, WKCX, KTYL, KVIC, WCMJ, KSCB, WTWR, WLDR, KIDX, KSTR, KAYN.
SOULSISTER "Way To Your Heart" (EMI) 31/17 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5/1, Light 26/16, Total Adds 17, WALK, KLCY, WSLQ, 3WM, WMID, WAFL, WGSV, KVIC, WCMJ, WMTFM, WJON. WLDR, KKLV, KIDX, KBLQ, KYJC, KAYN. Medium including KELT, WSKI, WKSO, KWSI. Light including 8100, WKYE, WEIM, WHAI, WQNY, WGLL, WCKQ, WZNS, WNMB, KSCB.
d-e...444 -F-j-r-2 ::_.-r Total
Reports/Adds Heavy Medium Light
0 SURFACE 80/1 65 14 1
o MADONNA 79/2 68 10 1
3 CHER 77/0 68 6 3 0 CUTTING CREW 79/3 62 12 5 O ELTON JOHN 77/1 59 16 2 o JEFF HEALEY BAND 67/2 50 15 2 Q PATTI LaBELLE 67/2 47 13 7
8 BEE GEES 62/0 33 26 3 9 BEACH BOYS 67/0 50 14 3 IC NATALIE COLE 63/1 34 22 7
RICK ASTLEY 58/1 28 23 7
VAN MORRISON 59/3 23 27 9
® POCO 62/2 12 43 7
14 RICHARD MARX 32/0 19 9 4 ® JACKSON BROWNE 56/1 21 30 5
iD L RONSTADTf /A. NEVILLE 65/65 1 16 48 17 DON HENLEY 34/0 12 15 7
SIMPLY RED 62/2 3 44 15
SWING OUT SISTER 57/2 7 43 7
20 JIMMY BUFFETT 53/0 23 22 8 21 MICHAEL BOLTON 38/0 9 21 8 Q DOOBIE BROTHERS 53/1 8 35 10
® BONNIE RAM 49/1 6 36 7
24 GLORIA ESTEFAN 30/0 15 12 3 ® JEFFERSON AIRPLANE 58/6 3 37 18
C BARRY MANILOW 50/1 5 29 16
ff/ PAUL McCARTNEY 48/3 6 32 10
EXPOSE 47/5 6 26 15
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0 DANNY WILSON 47/2 5 26 16
LINDA RONSTADT (65) GLORIA ESTEFAN (43)
BARBRA STREISAND (40) BELINDA CARLISLE (18)
SOULSISTER (17) STEPHEN BISHOP (16) RICKIE LEE JONES (12)
PAULA ABDUL (10) NANCY GRIFFITH (10) DONNY OSMOND (9)
TEARS FOR FEARS (9)
HOTTEST CHER (57)
SURFACE (54) MADONNA (49)
CUTTING CREW (39) BEACH BOYS (34) ELTON JOHN (33)
JEFF HEALEY BAND (31) BEE GEES (22)
PATTI LaBELLE (15) RICHARD MARX (10)
MILLI VANILLI "GIrI I'm Gonna Miss You" (Arista) 28/3 Rotations. Heavy 7/0, Medium 14/1, Light 7/2, Total Adds 3, 2WD, WNLT, KHLT. Heavy: KESZ, KLCY, B100, WEIM, WSKI. KALB, KVIC. Medium including WVBF, WALK, KYKY, WMGS, WZNY, WSLQ, 3WM, WCKO, WKTK, WZNS, WKSO, WKCX, KWSI. Light including WIVY, WCMJ, KSCB, KIDX, KYJC. MICA PARIS "Breathe Life Into Me" (Island) 27/0 Rotations. Heavy 1 /0, Medium 8/0, Light 18/0, Total Adds 0. Heavy. WMID. Medium. WEIM, WSUL, WSKI, WZNS, WNMB, WKSO, WJON, KBLQ. Light: WSLQ, 3WM. WQNY, WGLL, WAFL, WGSV, WKCX, KVIC, WCMJ. WMTFM, KSCB, WTWR, WLDR. KKLV, KIDX, KSTR, KYJC, KAYN.
TINA TURNER "The Best" (Capitol) 25/2 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 15/0. Light 10/2, Total Adds 2, WIVY, WTWR. Medium: KESZ, WKYE, Ut02, WSLQ, WMID, WEIM, WAFL, WSKI, WZNS, WKSO, KVIC. KKLV, KBLQ, KAYN, KWSI. Light including KLCY, 8100. 3WM, WHAI. WSUL, KTDY. WNMB. KSCB.
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HARRY CONNICK JR. "It Had To Be You" (Columbia) 23/3 Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 6/1, Light 17,2, Total Adds 3, KLSY, WFMK, WSKI Medium including WKYE. WEIM. WKSO. WKCX, WMTFM Light including WEBE, WSLQ, WHNN, WMID, WECO, WHAT, WGSV. WZNS, KSCB, KIDX, KBLQ. KWSI.
RICHARD ELLIOT featuring BOBBY CALDWELL In The Name Of Love" (Intima/Enigma) 20/1 Rotations. Heavy 4:0. Medium 6/0. Light 10,1, Total Adds t, 8100. Heavy WMID, WEIM, KYJC, KWSI. Medium. KELT. WSLQ, WSUL. WKSO. WKCX, KBLQ Light Including WLEV, WMGN, WGSV, WNMB, KSCB, WJON, KKLV. KIDX, KAYN
KATRINA & THE WAVES "That's The Way" (SBK) 20/0 Rotations. Heavy 1,0, Medium 10'0. Light 9,0. Total Adds 0, Heavy: WKYE. Medium. WSLQ, WSUL, WCKQ, WZNS. WNMB, WKCX, KKLV, KBLQ. KYJC. KWSI. Light: KS95, WLEV, WXTC, WGSV. KRLB, WCMJ. KSCB, WTWR, KAYN
SHINE "Walking On The Town" (SBK) 19/3 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 4/0, Light 15/3. Total Adds 3, WEIM, WHAI. WKCX. Medium: WMID, WZNS, KKLV, KBLQ. Light including WSLQ, WONY. WGLL, WAFL, WSKI, WNMB, WKSO, KSCB, KIDX, KYJC, KAYN, KWSI.
HIROSHIMA "Golden Age" (Epic) 19/0 Rotations: Heavy O. Medium 3/0, Light 16/0, Total Adds O. Medium: WMID, KKLV, KBLQ. Light. KELT, WSLQ, WAFL, WSUL, WGSV, WNMB, WKSO, WCMJ, KSCB, WTWR, WJON, WLDR, KIDX, KSTR, KYJC, KAYN.
BEUNDA CARLISLE "Leave A Light On" (MCA) 18/18 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1/1, Light 17/17, Total Adds 18, WKYE, 3WM, WEIM, WHAI, WQNY, WAFL, WSKI, WCKQ, WKTK, WZNS, WKSO, KTYL, KVIC, WCMJ, KSCB, KBLQ, KAYN, KWSI.
NYLONS "Drift Away" (Windham Hill) 18/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5/1, Light 13/2, Total Adds 3, WMGN, WMID, KYJC. Medium including WEIM, WCKQ, WKSO, KWSI. Light including WSLQ, WAFL, WSUL, WGSV, WZNS, WNMB, WCMJ, WMTFM, KSCB, WJON, KBLQ.
10,000 MANIACS "Eat For Two" (Elektra) 15/0 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3/0, Light 12/0, Total Adds O. Medium. WMID, WEIM, WKSO. Light: WSLQ, WHAI, WSKI, WGSV, WNMB, WKCX, KTYL, WCMJ, KSCB, KKLV, KBLQ, KYJC.
RICKIE LEE JONES "Satellites" (Geffen) 14/12 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 14/12, Total Adds 12, WKYE, WSLQ, WMID, WEIM, WONY, WAFL, WSKI, WKSO, KSCB, WLDR, KKLV, KWSI. Light including WZNS, WNMB.
STARSHIP "It's Not Enough" (RCA) 14/1 Rotations: 'Heavy 4/0, Medium 8/1, Light 2/0, Total Adds 1, WKRG. Heavy. WLTF, WMGS, WSKI, KVIC. Medium including KYKY, KXLT, WAFL, WKTK, WZNS, KKLV, KAYN. Light: 8100, WIVY.
SERGIO MENDES "Some Morning" (AIM) 13/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2/0, Light 11/1, Total Adds 1, WJON. Medium WEIM, WHAI. Light including WSLQ, WSKI, WZNS, WNMB, WKSO, WCMJ, KSCB, WLDR, KYJC, KWSI.
MARIA McKEE 'To Miss Someone" (Geffen) 13/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3/0. Light 10/1, Total Adds 1, WNMB. Medium WMID, WEIM, WKSO. Light including WSLQ. WAFL, WSKI, WZNS, WCMJ, WMTFM, KSCB, KKLV, KWSI.
CHARUE KARP "Gavin' It All I Got" (Grudge/BMG) 11/1 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 1/0, Light 10/1, Total Adds 1, WMTFM. Medium: WKYE. Light including WHAT, WGLL, WAFL, WSKI, WKSO, WKCX, KSCB, WLDR, KBLQ.
PAULA ABDUL "Next To You" (Virgin) 10/10 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 1/1. Light 9/9, Total Adds 10. KESZ, WSLQ, WEIM. WAFL, WZNS, WKSO, WCMJ, KBLQ, KAYN, KWSI
NANCY GRIFFITH "It's A Hard Life Wherever You Go" (MCA) 10/10 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 10/10. Total Adds 10, WMID. WEIM, WHAI, WSKI, WGSV, WZNS, WKSO, WLDR, KBLQ, KWSI
DONNY OSMOND "Hold On" (Capitol) 10/9 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 10/9, Total Adds 9. KHLT, WEIM, WCKQ, WZNS, WKSO, WCMJ, KBLQ, KYJC, KAYN. Light including KWSI
BENNY MARDONES "I Never Really Loved You At All" (Curb) 10/0 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4/0, Light 6 /0, Total Adds 0 Medium WKYE, WEIM, WAFL, WZNS. Light WSLQ, WGLL, WKSO, KVIC. WCMJ. KBLO
K.D. LANG "A Trail Of Broken Hearts" (Sire/WB) 8/7 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 1,0, Light 7/7. Total Adds 7. WSLQ. WMID, WHAI, WAFL, WSKI, WKSO. KWSI Medium: WEIM
MOVING PICTURES "What About Me" (Geffen) 8/2 Rotations Heavy 3'1, Medium 3/0. Light 2/1, Total Adds 2, WLTF, WKRG. Heavy including KESZ. 8100. Medium: WNLT, WAFL, KTDY. Light including KBLQ.
DAN SIEGEL "Hold On To Your Heart" (CBS Associated) 8/0 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 3/0, Light 5/0, Total Adds 0. Medium. WEIM, WKSO, KBLQ. Light: WLEV, WSKI, KVIC. KSCB, WLDR
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P1
WVBFIBoston Newhall/Garcia
BARBRA STREISAN: LINDA RONSTADT STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest: MADONNA CUTTING CREW SURFACE ELTON JOHN JEFF HEALEY BANC
WALK/Long Island Edwards /Daniels
ELTON JOHN SOU LS ST ER GLORIA ESTEFAN CUTTING CREW LINDA RONSTADT BARBRA STREISAND Hottest: CHER SURFACE MADONNA JEFF HEALEY BAND BEE GEES
WNSR /New York Dunphy /Dunkin
CUTTING CREW LINDA RONSTADT Hottest: GLORIA ESTEFAN RICHARD MARX MADONNA CHER PAUL MCCARTNEY
WSNIIPhiladelphia Jere Sullivan LINDA RONSTADT BARBRA STREI SAN! Hottest: BEE GEES PATTI LABELLE RICHARD MARX LINDA RONSTADT SURFACE
P2 W LEVlAllentown Jeff Silvers
LINDA RONSTADT GLORIA ESTEFAN Hottest: ELTON JOHN PATTI LABELLE BEACH BOYS CHER JEFF HEALEY BAND
WEBEIBridgeport Hansen/Norman
BARBRA STREISAND LINDA RONSTADT GLORIA ESTEFAN Hottest: SURFACE CHER BEACH BOYS PATTI LABELLE CUTTING CREW
WVAFICharleston, WV Vic Marino
none Hottest: BEE GEES MADONNA CHER BEACH BOYS SURFACE
W KY E /Johnstown Jack Michaels
LINDA RONSTADT RICKIE LEE JONES BELINDA CARLISLE Hotte et: CHER DOOBIE BROTHERS CUTTING CREW PAUL MCCARTNEY TOM PETTY
WMGSIWilkes Barre Norton /Marriott
LINDA RONSTADT STEPHEN BISHOP EXPOSE BARBRA STREISAND Hottest RICHARD MARX CHER ELTON JOHN CUTTING CREW STARSHIP
P3 WMIDIAtlantic City, NJ
FennesseylBrown
GLORIA ESTEFAN NYLONS LINDA ROHSTADT BARBRA STREISAND SOU LSI ST ER RICKIE LEE JONES K.D. LANG NANCY GRIFFITH Hottest :
BEACH BOYS SURFACE MADONNA ELTON JOHN JEFF HEALEY BAND
WEIM/FItchburg Jack Raymond
GLORIA ESTE& AN
SHINE BARBRA STREISAND LINDA RONSTADT PAULA ABDUL DONNY OSMOND BRUCE WILLIS RICRIE LEE JONES NANCY GRIFFITH BELINDA CARLISLE STACEY Q
Hotte st SURFACE BEACH BOYS BONNIE RAI Tr CUTTING CREW MADONNA
WECOIGeneva Anthony /Smith LINDA RONSTADT GLORIA ESTEFAN BARBRA STREISAND TEARS FOR FEARS Hottest: MADONNA SURFACE CUTTING CREW ELTON JOHN RICK ASTLEY
WHAT /Greenfield, MA Deane /Archer LINDA RONSTADT K.D. LANG GLORIA ESTEFAN BARBRA STREISAND SHINE NANCY GRIFFITH BELINDA CARLISLE Hottest: MADONNA ELTON JOHN JEFF HEALEY BAND SURFACE CUTTING CREW
WONY /Ithaca SmithlErb
LINDA RONSTADT GLORIA ESTEFAN BELINDA CARLISLE DEBBIE GIBSON RANDY CRAWFORD MICHAEL DAMIAN RICRIE LEE JONES Hottest: CHER CUTTING CREW JEFF HEALEY BAND ELTON JOHN MADONNA
WGLLIMercersburg Norman Schmidt
GLORIA ESTEFAN LINDA RONSTADT EURYTHMICS Hottest: SURFACE MADONNA BEACH BOYS ELTON JOHN JEFF HEALEY BAND
WAFLIMilford, DE
Tim Brough
GLORIA ESTEFAN LINDA RONSTADT PAULA ABDUL BARBRA STREI SANI BELINDA CARLISLE K.D. LANG RICKIE LEE JONES SOU LS ST ER Hottest: CHER CUTTING CREW SURFACE MADONNA ELTON JOHN
WSULIMonticello, NY
Rob Dlllman
none Hottest: BEE GEES BEACH BOYS CHER MADONNA SURFACE
W SKIIMontpelier Bruce Stebbins
HARRY CONN ICI( JR LINDA RONSTADT GLORIA ESTEFAN R.D. LANG BARBRA STREISAND BELINDA CARLISLE RICRIE LEE JONES NANCY GRIFFITH Hottest: ELTON JOHN JEFF HEALEY BAND EXPOSE VAN MORRISON ROXETTE
WKSBIWIIliamsport Tom Benson
GLORIA ESTEFAN LINDA RONSTADT BARBRA STREISAND Hottest: MADONNA SURFACE BEE GEES CHER JEFF HEALEY BAND
P1 WSBFM /Atlanta LoCasciolMcCoy
MADONNA Hottest: DONNY OSMOND GLORIA ESTEFAN RICHARD MARX CHER CUTTING CREW
K V IUDallas RhodeslEberhart
BARBRA STREISAND SWING OUT SISTER LINDA RONSTADT Hottest: SURFACE ELTON JOHN CHER MADONNA PATTI LABELLE
WLTSINew Orleans Bob Mitchell
PATTI LABELLE LINDA RONSTADT BARBRA STREISAND Hottest: CHRIS REA BEE GEES NATALIE COLE SURFACE DONNY OSMOND
2 W DlNorfolk Bill Curtis
LINDA RONSTADT MILLI VANILLI Hottest: RICHARD MARX CHER GLORIA ESTEFAN DONNY OSMOND SURFACE
W NLT/Tampa Chuck Crane
LINDA RONSTADT MILLI VANILLI STEPHEN BISHOP Hotte st MADONNA JEFF HEALEY BAND PATTI LABELLE CHER CUTTING CREW
P2 WZNYIAugusta, GA John Patrick
TEARS FOR FEARS BARBRA STREISAND EXPOSE ROXETTE LINDA BONSTADT BOBBY BROWN Hottest: CHER JEFF HEALEY BAND MADONNA SURFACE ELTON JOHN
W XTCICharleston John Quincy LINDA RONSTADT ROXETTE Hottest: CHER SURFACE BEACH BOYS MADONNA CUTTING CREW
WTCBIColumble, SC Doug Spets
BARBRA STREISAND STEPHEN BISHOP MURRAY s ROGERS LINDA RONSTADT Hottest: CUTTING CREW PATTI LABELLE CHER SURFACE VAN MORRISON
WSL1 /Jackson, MS HarreillAllen
BARBRA STREISAND GLORIA ESTEFAN LINDA RONSTADT Hottest: BEE GEES MADONNA SURFACE ELTON JOHN JEFF HEALEY BAND
Y1031Jacksonville Matthews/Mann
TEARS FOR FEARS TINA TURNER GLORIA ESTEFAN JEFFERSON AIRPLAI Hottest: MADONNA SURFACE CHER BEE GEES JEFF HEALEY BAND
WTFM /Johnson City Mark McKinney
RICK ASTLEY VAN MORRISON SIMPLY RED SWING OUT SI STE! Hottest: CHER SURFACE ELTON JOHN BEACH BOYS BEE GEES
U1 021Knoxville Larry Trotter
LINDA RONSTADT GLORIA ESTEFAN JODY WATLEY VAN MORRISON Hottest: CHER JEFF HEALEY BANC PATTI LABELLE ELTON JOHN CUTTING CREW
KHLT /Little Rock Jim Aaron
SIMPLY RED DONNY OSMOND MILLI VAN ILLI Hottest: CHER SURFACE BEACH BOYS MADONNA CUTTING CREW
WKRG/Moblle, AL Gordon/Martin
MOVING PICTURES KEVIN RALEIGH STARSHI P GRAYSON HUGH DEBBIE GIBSON HENRY LEE SUMMER DONNY OSMOND ROXETTE Hottest: MOVING PICTURES CHER BEE GEES DON HENLEY MICHAEL BOLTON
KELT /McAllen Chuck White
LINDA RONSTADT BARRY MAN I LOW Hottest: MADONNA SURFACE BEACH BOYS BONNIE RAI TT VAN MORRISON
WSLOIRoanoke Greg Fry
K.D. LANG LINDA RONSTADT BARBRA STREISAND PAULA ABDUL RICKIE LEE JONES SOU LSI ST ER GLORIA ESTEFAN Hotte st :
PATTI LABELLE CUTTINC CREW JIMMY BUFFETT JACKSON BROWNE BEACH BOYS
WRMFIWest Palm Beach Dave Parks
STEPHEN BISHOP MICHAEL DAM IAN Hottest DON HENLEY CHER BEACH BOYS MICHAEL BOLTON BEE GEES
P3 WYKZIBeaufort, SC Robertson /Kennedy
LINDA RONSTADT BRUCE WILLIS BARBRA STREISAND GLORIA ESTEFAN Hottest :
CHER SURFACE MADONNA BEACH BOYS CUTTING CREW
WCKO /Campbellsville JacksonlMcClendon
GLORIA ESTEFAN LINDA RONSTADT BARBRA STREISAND BELINDA CARLISLE DONNY OSMOND Hottest: JEFF HEALEY BAND CHER SURFACE MADONNA ELTON JOHN
WKTK /Gainesville Nick Allen
GLORIA ESTEFAN LINDA ROHSTADT DANNY WILSON BELINDA CARLISLE Hottest CHER SURFACE MADONNA JEFF HEALEY BAND CUTTING CREW
WGSVIGuntersvllle Jackson/Bell
ROXETTE SOU LSI ST ER BARBRA STREISAND LINDA RONSTADT GLORIA ESTEFAN RANDY TRAVIS NANCY GRIFFITH Hottest: SURFACE MADONNA CHER ELTON JOHN BEACH BOYS
KTDYILafayette Bob Murphy
LINDA RONSTADT Hottest: BEACH BOYS BEE GEES CHER JEFF HEALEY BAND MADONNA
KRLB /Lubbock Manning /Allen
JEFFERSON AIRPLAN PAUL MCCARTNEY JODY WATLEY EXPOSE DANNY WILSON GLORIA ESTEFAN Hottest: SURFACE BEACH BOYS CUTTING CREW BEE GEES CHER
WZNS/Myrtle Beach Mitch Adams GLORIA ESTEFAN LINDA RONSTADT PAULA ABDUL BARBRA STREISAND DONNY OSMOND BELINDA CARLISLE BRUCE WILLIS RANDY TRAVIS NANCY GRIFFITH Hottest :
CHER CUTTING CREW MADONNA ELTON JOHN RICK ASTLEY
WNMB /North Myrtle Beach Thompson /Chapman BRUCE WILLIS CAROLE KING MARIA MCKEE MURRAY I ROGERS JOSE FELICIANO LINDA ROHSTADT BARBRA STREISAND RANDY CRAWFORD Hottest: VAN MORRISON SURFACE ELTON JOHN JEFF HEALEY BAND POCO
W KSOIOrangeburg Ted Bell BARBRA STREISAND LINDA RONSTADT GLORIA ESTEFAN NANCY GRIFFITH PATTI AUSTIN RICKIE LEE JONES R.D. LANG STACEY Q PAULA ABDUL BRIDGE TOO FAR PAT METH ENE BRUCE WILLIS MURRAY s ROGERS DONNY OSMOND RANDY CRAWFORD BELINDA CARLISLE Hottest: CHER SURFACE MADONNA JEFF HEALEY BAND ELTON JOHN
W KC XIRome Randy Quick LINDA RONSTADT BARBRA STREISANL GLORIA ESTEFAN PAUL MCCARTNEY EXPOSE SHINE TEARS FOR FEARS Hottest: CHER BEACH BOYS CUTTING CREW SURFACE MADONNA
KTYL/Tyler Janie Baker BARBRA STREISAND LINDA RONSTADT BELINDA CARLISLE GLORIA ESTEFAN Hottest :
MICHAEL BOLTON BEE GEES CHER MADONNA ELTON JOHN
KVICIVictorie Tony Davis
LINDA RONSTADT GLORIA &STEFAN BELINDA CARLISLE SOULSISTER BARBRA STREISAND Hottest :
CHER BEACH BOYS MILLI VANILLI JEFF HEALEY BAND SURFACE
P1 WARM981CIncinnati Michael Grayson
STEPHEN BISHOP POCO Hottest: DON HENLEY RICHARD MARX GLORIA ESTEFAN CHER JEFF HEALEY BAND Kim Jeffries
WMYXIMilwaukee King /Morales none Hottest: CHER GLORIA ESTEFAN DON HENLEY MADONNA RICHARD MARX
KS95/Minneapolis
WLTF /Cleveland Popovich /Godhey
JEFF HEALEY BANC MOVING PICTURES Hottest: BEE GEES PATTI LABELLE CHER DONNY OSMOND GLORIA ESTEFAN
WSNY /Columbus Hallett/Nunnally NATALIE COLE STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest : RICHARD MARX BEACH BOYS DON HENLEY CHER
WOMCIDetroit Barry Argenbright
BARBRA STREI SANE LINDA RONSTADT Hottest: BEE GEES MADONNA BEACH BOYS CHER SURFACE
KLSIIKansas City Land /Barber
STEPHEN BISHOP LINDA ROHSTADT Hottest: CHER BEACH BOYS SURFACE MADONNA ELTON JOHN
BARBRA STREI SAN JACKSON BROWNE JEFFERSON AIRPI POCO LINDA RONSTADT Hottest: BEE GEES CHER BEACH BOYS NATALIE COLE SURFACE
KYKYISt. Louis McGuire /Larrabee
none Hottest: CHER FINE YOUNG CANN! DON HENLEY MICHAEL BOLTON GRAYSON HUGH
P2 WLHT /Grand Rapids Dirksen /Brown
TEARS FOR FEARS LINDA RONSTADT GLORIA ESTEFAN STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest: MADONNA JEFF HEALEY BAND SURFACE ELTON JOHN CUTTING CREW
WFMKILansing Tom Knight
MADONNA JEFFERSON AIRPL. DARRYL TOOK ES HARRY CONNICK JI TEARS FOR FEARS LINDA ROHSTADT GLORIA ESTEFAN STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest: MADONNA JEFF HEALEY BANI SURFACE ELTON JOHN CUTTING CREW
WMONIMadison O'Neill /Hinds
LINDA RONSTADT GLORIA ESTEFAN NYLONS Hottest: BEACH BOYS MADONNA SURFACE CUTTING CREW NATALIE COLE
WHNN /Saginaw Stine /Knight
TEARS FOR FEARS LINDA RONSTADT GLORIA ESTEFAN STEPHEN BISHOP MICHAEL DAMIAN Hottest MADONNA JEFF HEALEY BANI SURFACE ELTON JOHN CUTTING CREW
3 W M /Toledo Mark Roberts
GLORIA ESTEFAN LINDA RONSTADT SARNIA STREI SANG SOU LS I ST ER BELINDA CARLISLE Hottest : SURFACE ELTON JOHN BEACH BOYS PATTI LABELLE MADONNA
P3 WCMJ /Cambridge, OH Mike Ruble
BARBRA STREISAND LINDA RONSTADT GLORIA &STEFAN SOULSISTER DONNY OSMOND PAULA ABDUL BELINDA CARLISLE Hottest: SURFACE CHER MADONNA BEACH BOYS CUTTING CREW
WMT.FM /Cedar Rapids GreenlSellers
SOULS I STER LINDA RONSTADT GLORIA ESTEFAN BARBRA STREISAND PAT METHENY RANDY CRAWFORD CHARLIE KARP Hottest: PATTI LABELLE CUTTING CREW JEFF HEALEY BAND CHER SURFACE
KSCBILiberal Mark David
LINDA RONSTADT BARBRA STREISAND GLORIA ESTEFAN BELINDA CARLISLE RICRIE LEE JONES Hottest: CHER SURFACE BEACH BOYS MADONNA CUTTING CREW
W TW R /Monroe Lori Demick
TINA TURNER JEFFERSON AIRPLAN STEPHEN BISHOP LINDA RONSTADT Hottest: BEACH BOYS PATTI LABELLE SURFACE CUTTING CREW MADONNA
WJON /St. Cloud Nancy Fox
BARBRA STREISAND LINDA RONSTADT GLORIA ESTEFAN SOULSI STER STEPHEN BISHOP SERGIO MENDES Hottest: BEACH BOYS ELTON JOHN VAN MORRISON SURFACE MADONNA
WLDR/Traverse City James Filkins GLORIA ESTEFAN LINDA RONSTADT RICKIE LEE JONES STACEY Q SOULS IST ER BARBRA STREISAND TEARS FOR FEARS NANCY GRIFFITH Hottest: BONNIE MITT VAN MORRISON JIMMY BUFFETT NATALIE COLE CUTTING CREW
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P1 KXLT /Denver Murray /Adams
JEFF HEALEY BAN SURFACE B.J. THOMAS Hottest: CHER RICHARD MARX BEE GEES CUTTING CREW JIMMY BUFFETT
KBIGILos Angeles Edwards!Verdery LINDA RONSTADT Hottest BEE GEES CHER BEACH BOYS SURFACE CUTTING CREW
KOST /Los Angeles Jhani Kaye LINDA RONSTADT BARBRA STREI SAN Hottest: DONNY OSMOND BEE GEES SURFACE CHER CUTTING CREW
KESZIPhoenix LaBeau!Foxx GLORIA ESTEFAN LINDA RONSTADT PAULA ABDUL Notte st : NEW KIDS ON THE CHER EXPOSE MADONNA MILLI VANILLI
KLCY /Salt Lake City Brad Stone
HOXETTE VAN MORRISON STEPHEN BISHOP SOULSISTER LINDA ROHSTADT Hottest: CHER SURFACE MADONNA CUTTING CREW ELTON JOHN
B1001San Diego Gene Knight
GLORIA ESTEFAN ELLIOTT s CALDWE LINDA RONSTADT NEW KIDS ON THE VESTA Hottest : CHER ELTON JOHN BEACH BOYS MADONNA RICHARD MARX
K101 /San Francisco Sandy Chin
EXPOSE BOBBY BROWN ROXETTE CUTTING CREW Hottest : DON HENLEY MICHAEL BOLTON BEE GEES CHER SURFACE
KLSYISeattle Mays/Brooks
LINDA ROHSTADT HARRY CONNICK JR. Hottest: CHER SURFACE MADONNA DONNY OSMOND JEFF HEALEY BAND
P3 KKLVIAnchorage StrohlNielsen STEPHEN BISHOP LINDA RONSTADT RICKIE LEE JONES SOULSISTER DIANA ROSS BOY GEORGE Hottest CHER MADONNA POCO ELTON JOHN JEFF HEALEY BAND
KIDXBIllings, MT Charlye Parker SOULS ISTER ROSETTE Hottest: SURFACE BEACH BOYS CUTTING CREW PATTI LABELLE JEFF HEALEY BAND
KSTRIGrand Junction Rick Lawrence BARBRA STREISAND DOOBIE BROTHERS GLORIA ESTEFAN LINDA RONSTADT Hottest: CHER PATTI LABELLE BEACH BOYS JIMMY BUFFETT CUTTING CREW
KBLQ /Logan, UT John Dimick
LINDA RONSTADT GLORIA ESTEFAN BELINDA CARLISLE BARBRA STREISAND SOU LSISTER DONNY OSMOND PAULA ABDUL NANCY GRIFFITH Hottest: SURFACE BEACH BOYS MADONNA ELTON JOHN CUTTING CREW
KYJCIMedford Kirk /Shelby
SOU LS IST ER LINDA ROHSTADT RANDY CRAWFORD NYLONS DONNY OSMOND GLORIA ESTEFAN BARBRA STREISAND Hottest CUTTING CREW ELTON JOHN VAN MORRISON JEFF HEALEY BAND SWING CUT SISTER
KAYN /Nogales Bob Gerhard
TEARS FOR FEARS JEFFERSON AIRPLAN SOU LSISTER STACEY Q
GLORIA ESTEFAN PAULA ABDUL DONNY OSMOND STEPHEN BISHOP LINDA RONSTADT BELINDA CARLISLE Hottest: CHER MADONNA BEE GEES JEFF HEALEY BAND CUTTING CREW
KWSIIWarm Springs, OR Matters /Bubb RICKIE LEE JONES BARBRA STREISAND GLORIA EST EFAN NANCY GRIFFITH PAULA ABDUL BRUCE WILLIS K . LANG BELINDA CARLISLE LINDA ROHSTADT Hottest: MADONNA ELTON JOHN JEFF HEALEY BAND SURFACE PATTI LABELLE
Did Not Report, Playlist Frozen (1): WSUL/Monticello
KMJI/Denver has changed Its call letters to KXLT.
Did Not Report For Two Consecutive Weeks, Not Used In Thls Week's Data (1): WNUA /Chicago
. J_-5.2.,./ 1 ' : Reports/Adds
1 JODY WATLEY /Everything (MCA) 35/2 2 SOULSISTER/Way To Your Heart (EMI) 31/17 3 MILLI VANILLI /Girl I'm Gonna Miss You (Arista) 28/3 4 HARRY CONNICK JR. /It Had To Be You (Columbia) 23/3 5 RICHARD ELLIOT & BOBBY CALDWELL/In The Name Of Love (Intima/Enigma) 20/1 6 SHINE/Walking On The Town (SBK) 19/3 7 SOUL II SOUL /Keep On Movin' (Virgin) 15/0 8 MARIA McKEE/To Miss Someone (Geffen) 13/1 9 CHARLIE KARP /Givin' It All I Got (Grudge/BMG) 11/1
10 NANCY GRIFFITH /It'sA Hard Life (MCA) 10/10
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BARBRA STREISAND (7) SIMPLY RED (6)
STEPHEN BISHOP (5) CUTTING CREW (3)
JEFFERSON AIRPLANE (3) MADONNA (3)
VAN MORRISON (3) LINDA RONSTADT (3)
SOULSISTER (3)
P1 W BZIBoston Phil Conrad
MADONNA Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON CHER BEE GEES DANNY OSMOND SURFACE
WHEN/Buffalo Hank Nevins
CUTTING CREW Hottest: CHER BEACH BOYS SURFACE ELTON JOHN
KDKAIPittsburgh Mike Watkins
none Hottest: DON HENLEY RICHARD MARX DONNY OSMOND CHER SURFACE
WMAL /Washington Michael Neff
none Hottest SURFACE BEE GEES SWING OUT SISTER BEACH BOYS JIMMY BUFFETT
P2 WICCIBridgeport Marmite Norman
GLORIA ESTEFAN STEPHEN BISHOP ELTON JOHN Hottest: CHER SURFACE BEACH BOYS SWING CUT SISTER PATTI LABELLE
WTICIHartford David Bernstein
CUTTING CREW VAN MORRISON Hottest: BEE GEES CHER BEACH BOYS SURFACE ELTON JOHN
HOTTEST CHER (29)
BEE GEES (21) SURFACE (21)
BEACH BOYS (17) MADONNA (13)
RICHARD MARX (13) MICHAEL BOLTON (9)
DON HENLEY (7) ELTON JOHN (7)
GLORIA ESTEFAN (6;
WELIINew Haven Gross /McCormick
POC 0 BONN LE RAITT Hottest MADONNA BEACH BOYS ELTON JOHN VAN MORRISON DOOBIE BROTHERS
WGY/Schenectady Buzz Brindle
CUTTING CREW NATALIE COLE Hottest: RICHARD MARX GLORIA ESTEFAN BEE GEES CHER MADONNA
P3 WFMD/Frederick, MD FieselerlWatson
VAN MORRISON B.J. THOMAS Hottest: CHER COTT .[NG CREW SURFACE BEACH BOYS PATTI LABELLE
WMTR /Morristown Brian Emery
STEPHEN BISHOP B.J. THOMAS RDXETTE TEARS FOR FEARS Hottest: CHER BEE CEES BEACH BOYS MADONNA SURFACE
P2 W HASILouisville Doug McElvein
MILLI VANILLI ELTON JOHN STARSHI P Hottest: BEE GEES CHER SURFACE MADONNA BEACH BOYS
WDBOIOrlando Dan Shaffer
none Hottest: SURFACE NATALIE COLE SIMPLY RED ROGERS k MURRAY RICHARD MARX
WRVA /Richmond Tim Farley
MILLI VAN ILL Hottest: CHER BEE GEES GRAYSON HUGH MICHAEL BOLTON DON HENLEY
P3 WGBR /Goldsboro Bruce Strickland
BARBRA STREISAND PAT METHENY SIMPLY RED SWING CUT SISTER DARRYL TOOKES STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest: CHER CUTTING CREW MADONNA PATTI LABELLE RICK ASTLEY
WKYX /Paducah Cook /Miller JEFFERSON AIRPLAN PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: DON HENLEY RICHARD MARX BEACH BOYS BEE GEES MICHAEL BOLTON
WSTU/Stuart Shaw /Grant none Hottest: CHER SURFACE MADONNA BEACH BOYS CUTTING CREW
P1 55KRC /CIncfnnatl Gary King
BARBRA STREISAND Hottest: SURFACE RICHARD MARX BEE GEES MICHAEL BOLTON NATALIE COLE
WLWICincinnati Dave Reinhart JIMMY BUFFETT Hottest: DON HENLEY JEFF HEALEY BAND RICHARD MARX CHER BEE GEES
WTVN /Columbus John Lane
MADONNA Hottest: DON HENLEY MICHAEL BOLTON BEE GEES CHER GLORIA ESTEFAN
WCCO /Minneapolis Curt Lundgren
LINDA RONSTADT DARRYL TOOKES JOHNNY MATHIS Hottest: RICK ASTLEY BEACH BOYS BONNIE RAITT
P2 W HBY /Appleton Salm /St. John none Notte st: MICHAEL BOLTON GLORIA ESTEFAN BEE GEES BEACH BOYS DONNY OSMOND
WHBC /Canton Doug Lane
MADONNA MURRAY s ROGERS JOHNNY MATHIS BARBRA STREISAND Hottest: CHER BEACH BOYS BEE GEES SURFACE CUTTING CREW
WOOD /Grand Rapids Robb Westaby none Hottest: RICHARD MARX GLORIA ESTEFAN MICHAEL BOLTON BEE GRES MADONNA
WIBAIMadison Reed /Kay
BARBRA STREISAND Hottest: RICHARD MARX VAN MORRISON MICHAEL BOLTON SURFACE NATALIE COLE
WROK/Rockford Ivey/Thomas BEACH BOYS Hottest DON HENLEY RICHARD MARX SURFACE BEACH BOYS BEE GEES
P3 WJBC/Bloomington Don Munson
JEFFERSON AIRPLAN SIMPLY RED SOU LS I STER STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest: ELTON JOHN MADONNA JEFF HEALEY BAND CHER VAN MORRISON
WCIL /Carbondale Rich Bird
GLORIA ESTEFAN LINDA RONSTADT SIMPLY RED Hottest: RICHARD MARX SURFACE CHER DON HENLEY PAUL MCCARTNF.V
36 Current Reporters 33 Current Playlists
Called In Frozen Playlist (1)
KEX /Portland
KFSBIJoplin Eric Williams
BARRY MAN ILOW EXPOSE DANNY WILSON MICHAEL DAMIAN SIMPLY RED Hottest: ELTON JOHN VAN MORRISON CUTTING CREW MADONNA SURFACE
KFORILincoln Cathy Blythe
JEFFERSON AIRPLAN SIMPLY RED VAN MORRISON Hottest: BEE GEES RICHARD MARX SURFACE BEACH BOYS GLORIA ESTEFAN
KELOISioux Falls, SD Spanky Carmichael
BEE GEES CHER ROLLING STONES SOU LS IST ER Hotte st : JEFF HEALEY BAND SURFACE BEACH BOYS BEE GEES TEARS FOR FEARS
P1 KHOWIDenver Murphy Huston
CHER Hottest BEE GEES RICHARD MARX GLORIA ESTEFAN SURFACE DONNY OSMOND
KEX/Portland DlrkxlFort
no ne Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON MADONNA
KFMBISan Diego Larson /Robertson
LINDA RONSTADT BARBRA STREISAND SOULS ISTER STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest: CHER SURFACE MADONNA BEE GEES ELTON JOHN
P2 KBOI /Boise Drew Harold
SIMPLY RED NATALIE COLE Hottest :
CHER BEE GEES MADONNA ELTON JOHN RICHARD MARX
KUGN /Eugene O'Brien /James
BARBRA STREISAND MICA PARIS Hottest: MADONNA NATALIE COLE JIMMY BUFFETT SWING CUT SISTER SIMPLY RED
KSSK /Honolulu Phil Abbott
none Hottest: BEE GEES RICHARD MARX MICHAEL BOLTON BEACH BOYS CEC IL 10 k HAPONO
Did Not Report, Playlist Frozen (2): KC/KA/Pittsburgh WHBY /Appleton
WORBuffalo la no longera Full - Service AC reporter.
BARBRA STREISAND (6) STEPHEN BISHOP (5) LINDA RONSTADT (4)
SIMPLY RED (4) CUTTING CREW (3)
GLORIA ESTEFAN (3) JEFFERSON AIRPLANE (3)
P1 W WMX /Baltimore Don Kelley
MILLI VAN ILL Hottest: DON HENLEY CHER GLORIA ESTEFAN BEE GEES
WMJXlsoston Nancy Quill
BARBRA STREISAND Hottest: BARRY MAN ILOW SURFACE RICHARD MARX GLORIA ESTEFAN NEW RIDS ON THE B
WKJYINassau, NY
Keith Hill
none Hottest: BEE GEES MICHAEL BOLTON NATALIE COLE RICHARD MARX DONNY OSMOND
WKSZIPhiladelphia Lou Patrick
SURFACE Hottest: CLQR IA ESSTETAN MICHAEL BOLTON RICHARD MARX DONNY OSMOND
WLTJIPittsburgh John Gallagher none Hotte st :
GLORIA &STEFAN RICHARD MARX DON HENLEY MICHAEL BOLTON KENNY ROGERS
W LTTIWashington Al Santos
VAN MORRISON MICHAEL DAMIAN Hottest: CUTTING CREW ELTON JOHN CHER PATTI LABELLE BEE GEES
P2 WKLIIAlbany Jon Knott
GLORIA ESTEFAN STEPHEN BISHOP MICHAEL DAMIAN Hottest BEE GEES MADONNA RICHARD MARX CHER SURFACE
WAEB/Allentown Chris Bailey
STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest MADONNA SURFACE CHER BEACH BOYS BEE GEES
WMRV/Binghamton, NY John Carter JEFFERSON AIRPLAS B.J. THOMAS GEORGE BENSON Hotte st r
CHER BEE GEES SURFACE BEACH BOYS MADONNA
HOTTEST CHER (32)
BEE GEES (29) GLORIA ESTEFAN (23) RICHARD MARX (22)
SURFACE (21) MADONNA (19)
MICHAEL BOLTON (17) BEACH BOYS (13) DON HENLEY (10) ELTON JOHN (8)
DONNY OSMOND (8)
WMASFMISpringfield Kratovillelkelly
CUTTING CREW Hottest ELTON JOHN RICHARD MARX GRAYSON HUGH MICHAEL BOLTON CHER
WYYYISyracuse Lauber /Langmyer
ELTON JOHN Hottest: MADONNA CHER SURFACE BEE GEES
WFAS -FM /White Plains Pauli /Richard
GLORIA ESTEFAN NEW RIDS ON THE B Hottes, :
CHER MADONNA SURFACE ELTON SOHN BEACH GOYS
WJBR /Wilmington, DE Bill Kaya
STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest CHER MADONNA BEACH BOYS ELTON JOHN JEFF HEALEY BAND
Called In Frozen Playlist (2)
KEFM /Omaha WENS/Indianapolis Did Not Report. Playlist Frozen (4)
WLTJ/PKtsburgh WLMG /New Orleans WMXC/Charlotte WVUD/Dayton
P1 KMOCIDallas Gary Shannon
STEPHEN BISHOP Hotte st CUTTING CREW JEFF HEALEY BANI ELTON JOHN MADONNA SIMPLY RED
KLTRIHouslon Ed Scarborough
none Hottest: DANNY OSMOND BEACH BOYS BEE GEES MADONNA CHER
Love 94/Miami Don Agony
NATALIE COLE Hottest: GLORIA ESTEFAN BEE GEES SURFACE MILLI VAN ILL CHER
WLMG /New Orleans Nick Ferrara
none Hottest: GLORIA ESTEFAN MICHAEL BOLTON NATALIE COLE RICHARD MARX NEIL DIAMOND
WUSAITampa Irwin/Williams
JEFF HEALEY BAND Hottest BEE GEES CHER GLORIA ESTEFAN MICHAEL BOLTON SURFACE
W JOIINorfolk John Daniel
CUTTING CREW PATTI LABELLE Hottest: BEE GEES SURFACE BEACH BOYS JEFF HEALEY BAND MICHAEL BOLTON
P2 KKMJIAustln Bob Cole
LINDA ROHSTADT BARBRA STREISAE Hottest: NATALIE COLE B.J. THOMAS RICHARD MARX GLORIA ESTEFAN DONNY OSMOND
WMJJBirmingham Ken Barnett
NATALIE COLE TEARS FOR FEARS Hottest :
CHER GLORIA ESTEFAN ELTON JOHN BEE GEES MADONNA
WMXCICharlotte HBringlMwley none Hotte st BEE GEES DON HENLEY GRAYSON HUGH GLORIA ESTEFAN RICHARD MARX
W LMXIChattanooga Burkett/Marshall
MOVING PICTURES Hottest DON HENLEY RICHARD MARX
CHER BEE GEES GLORIA ESTEFAN
WMAO /Greensboro John Jenkins
CUTTING CREW SIMPLY RED Hottest : CHER GRAYSON HUGH DANNY OSMOND BEE GEES MADONNA
WRKAILoulsrille Michael Kay
none Hottest MADONNA SURFACE BEACH BOYS JEFF HEALEY BAND CUTTING CREW
WRVRIMemphis Hamlin/Spencer
BARBRA STREISAND LINDA RONSTADT Hotte st :
BEE GEES CHER CUTTING CREW PATTI LABELLE SURFACE
WSTFIOrtando Brian Morgan
WMXB /Richmond Mike Ryan
none Hottest: BEACH BOYS BEE GEES MADONNA RICHARD MARX CHER
KVKI /Shreveport Howard Clark
MILLI VANILLI Hone
: CHERest Hottest :
CHER CHER
RICHARD MARX SEE GEES
FINE YOUNG CANNA SURFACE
ICH BOYS 38 SPECIAL MILLI VANILLI
MICHAEL BOLTON
WRALBalelgh Scott/Myers
GRAYSON HUGH STARSHIP ELTON JOHN MOVING PICTURES Hotte st :
RICHARD MARX GLORIA &STEFAN WATERFRONT DON HENLEY DOOBIE BROTHERS
P1 WLTI /Detroit Bob Kaake
WWNKICincinnati none
Matthews /MCCullou 9 NEIL h DI: DIAMOND
GLORIA ESTEFAN BARRY MANILOW RICHARD MARS SURFACE
BEACH BOYS BARBRA STREISAND Hotte st GLORIA ESTEFAN RICHARD MARX DONNY OSMOND MICHAEL BOLTON CHER
WMJIICleveland Lindllvers
none Hotte st :
CHER GLORIA ESTEFAN RICHARD MARX DON HENLEY ELTON JOHN
WENS /Indianapolis GreylEagan
none Hottest: GLORIA & STEFAN RICHARD MARX DON HENLEY SURFACE CHER
WLTO /Milwaukee Fred Brennan
LINDA ROHSTADT BARRY MANILOW EXPOSE BARBRA STREISAND Hottest: CHER MICHAEL BOLTON GLORIA ESTEFAN MADONNA BEE GEES
P2 WVUD /Dayton Reed Kittredge none Hottest: PATTI LABELLE DON HENLEY SURFACE BEE GEES CUTT ING CREW
WCRZIF lint Patrick/Downey
DOOBIE BROTHERS JEFFERSON AIRPLAN VAN MORRISON Hottest: SURFACE CHER MADONNA BEACH BOYS BEE GEES
KUDUKansas City Don Bender
none Hottest: CHER MICHAEL BOLTON GLORIA ESTEFAN SURFACE DONNY OSMOND
KEFM/Omaha Lane/Kennedy
none Hottest: GLORIA ESTEFAN RICHARD MARS CHER
WMGI /Terre Haute Thomas /Rush
POCO Hottest JEFF HEALEY CHER BEE GEES BEACH BOYS
BAI
KRAVITulsa Couch/Lee
JEFF HEALEY BAND Hotte et CHER BEE GEES BEACH BOYS MADONNA MILLI VAN ILL
KXLKIWichita, KS Greg Gann
SIMPLY RED SOULS ISTER TEXAS Hotte at MICHAEL DAMIAN MICHAEL BOLTON EXPOSE MADONNA CHER
P1 KKC W IPOrttand Bill Minckler
KOLHIRiverside CunninghamlMeCraa
none Hottest: CHER SURFACE
LINDA RONSTADT CUTTING CREW BARBRA STREISAND MADONNA Hottest: INDIGO GIRLS RICHARD MARX GLORIA ESTEFAN CHER BEE GEES SURFACE
K%OA -FM /Sacramento Casey /Clem none Ho tte st :
BEE GEES MICHAEL BOLTON DON HENLEY GLORIA ESTEFAN RICHARD MARX
P2 KLLYBekerstield Russ Davidson none Hottest BEE GEES MICHAEL BOLTON SURFACE BEACH BOYS MADONNA
KCIX /Boise Don Jennings
SIMPLY RED JEFFERSON AIRPLAN BONNIE RAITT POCO Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON BEE GEES CHER DONNY OSMOND GLORIA ESTEPAN ELTON JOHN
MSC/Spokane KJYK/Tucson Rob Harder Adrienne Walker
MADONNA BARBRA STREISAND SURFACE HARRY CONN ICI( JR Hottest: STEPHEN BISHOP RICHARD MARX DANIELE ALEXANDE GLORIA ESTEFAN SIMPLY RED DON HENLEY Hottest: BEE GEES BEE GEES MICHAEL BOLTON PATTI LABELLE
SURFACE CUTTING CREW MADONNA
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1 1 PAT METHENY/Letter From Home (Geffen) "Slip" "Spring'
2 2 SAM CARDON/Impulse (Airus Records) "Emerald" "Fire"
3 o JIM CHAPPELL/Living The Northern Summer (Music West) "June" "Boy" 5 0 BILLY JOE WALKER JR./Painting Music (MCA) "Treehouse" "Night"
13 0 JEAN LUC PONTY/Storytelling (Columbia) "Chopin" "Tender"
15 0 MONTREUX/Let Them Say (Windham Hill) "October" "Let" 9 0 OCEANS/Riding The Tide (ProJazz) "Ridin'" "Tag"
8 8 MICHAEL TOMLINSON/Face Up In The Rain (Cypress /A &M) "Always" "All" 10 o IMAGES/Relative Work (Universal) "Red" "Clown" "Relative"
7 10 GEORGE BENSON/Tenderly (WB) "Mambo" "You" 11 11 YELLOWJACKETS/The Spin (MCA) "Geraldine" "Prayer"
12 12 SANDY OWEN/Night Rhythms (Ivory) "City" "First" 6 13 TOM COSTER/Did Jah Miss Me ?!? (Headfirst) "Ant" "Just"
21 0 ERIC BIKALES/Energy (Moodtapes) "Magician" "Celestial" "Distant" 19 ® BILL WOLFER /And It Rained All Through The Night (Nouveau) ... "Someday" "And" 20 SKIPPER WISE/The Clock And The Moon (Cypress /A &M) "Standing" "Tell" 14 17 CUSCO/Mystic Island (Higher Octave) "Lucky" "Fireshoes"
4 18 SPYRO GYRA/Point Of View (MCA) "Slow" "Fairweather"
24 (E) LEO GANDELMAN/Western World (Verve Forecast) "Radio" "Thinking"
22 e WILLIAM AURA AND FRIENDS/World Keeps Turning (Higher Octave) "Feel" "Change"
16 21 PETER MOFFITT/Riverdance (Novus/RCA) "Riverdance" "Talk"
29 e STANLEY TURRENTINE/LA Place (Blue Note) "Cruisin'" "Touching"
26 e TELL ME TELL ME/Happen On Sunday (Imagine) "Whisper" "Peaceful"
1 DEBUT el, WIND MACHINE/Rain Maiden (Silver Wave) "Mail" "Song"
28 e FULL SWING/The End Of The Sky (Cypress /A &M) "End" "Local" DEBUT THOM ROTELLA/Home Again (DMP) "Gonna" "Moon"
DEBUT ff/ HERB ALPERT/My Abstract Heart (A &M) "Kalimba" "3" 27 28 DAN SIEGEL/Late One Night (CBS) "Hometown" "Living" 18 29 ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY/Blue Chip (MCA Master Series) "Ariane" "Blue"
DEBUT e LETHAL WEAPON II/Soundtrack (WB) "Knocking"
»l.7 f -L- =, ` ii HOTTEST LP HOT TRACKS I YANNI (12)
DANNY O'KEEFE (9) GONTITI (8)
RICKIE LEE JONES (8) STEVE KUJALA (8)
PATRICK O'HEARN (8) DAVID VAN TIEGHAM (8
PAT METHENY (20) SAM CARDON (15) JIM CHAPPELL (13)
BILLY JOE WALKER JR.(11) JEAN LUC PONTY (8) GEORGE BENSON (7)
MICHAEL TOMLINSON (7)
SAN CARDON /Emerald PAT METHENY/Spring
; r._./ J J, ._./ -i *GONTITI "In The Garden" (Epic) 33/8
Rotations Heavy 3/0, Medium 18/2, Light 12/6, Total Adds 8, KOAI, WNUA. KEYV, WOTB, WNGS, WFMK, WHNN, KTCL Heavy BRZ, WDXZ, WLHT. CHART EXTRA this week.
* YANNI "Niki Nana" (Private Music) 26/12 Rotations Heavy 3/1. Medium 7/2, Light 16/9. Total Adds 12. WXDJ, WHVE, WNUA, KGSR, WFAE. WJIB, WLSY, WMT -FM, WMGN, KBCO, KTCL, SS. Heavy: KOAI, KKSF. BREAKER this week.
STEVE KUJALA "The Arms Of Love" (Sonic Edge) 24/8 Rotations: Heavy 2/0. Medium 5/0, Light 17/8, Total Adds 8, WBZN. WHRL. KWVS, KEYV, WJIB, WOTB, WLSY, KSNO. Heavy KTWV, KKSF.
GREG MATHIESON "For My Friends" (Headfirst) 24/2 Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 13/0, Light 9/2. Total Adds 2, KEYV. WMT -FM. Heavy. KOAI, KQPT. Mediums include. WBZN, BRZ, SMN, KTWV.
PATRICK O'HEARN "Eldorado" (Private Music) 23/8 Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 10/3, Light 11/5. Total Adds 8. WXDJ, KWVS, WLSY, WMT -FM, KBCO, KTCL, SS, MS. Heavy KTWV, KKSF.
CAROL NETHEN "A View From The Bridge" (Narada Mystique/MCA) 23/3 Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 7/1, Light 14/2, Total Adds 3, WNUA, WHRL, KTCL. Heavy: KTWV, KLZS. Mediums include. SMN. KOPT, WFAE.
DAVID VAN TIEGHAM "Strange Cargo" (Private Music) 21/8 Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 7/2, Light 12/6, Total Adds 8, WNUA, KTWV, KKSF, WHRL, KEYV, WFMK, WHNN, SS. Heavy: KTCZ,KTCL.
WILLIAM j:LLWOOD "Vista" ( Narada) 21/2 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/0, Light 14/2, Total Adds 2, WBBY, PS.Heavy: KLTR, WMGN. Mediums include: BRZ, KKCY, WJIB, WDXZ. WLSY.
MARIA McKEE "Maria McKee" (Geffen) 20/2 Rotations: Heavy 6/1, Medium 7/0. Light 7/1, Total Adds 2. KKSF, KEYV. Heavy: BRZ, KTWV, WFAE, KSNO, KBCO. WENDY WALL "Wendy Wall" (8BK) 19/3 Rotations. Heavy 2/1, Medium 9/1. Light 8/1, Total Adds 3. KKCY, KEYV, KBCO. Heavy: BRZ. Mediums include: WNUA. KTWV, KQPT, KKSF.
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YELLOWJACKETS/The Spin (MCA)
GEORGE BENSON/Tenderly (WB)
LOU RAWLS /At Last (Blue Note)
HARRY CONNICK JR./When Harry Met Sally... (Columbia)
JEAN LUC PONTY/Storytelling (Columbia)
ROB MULLINS /Jazz Jazz (Nova)
DAVID FRIESEN /Other Times /Other Places (Global Pacific)* BILLY CHILDS/Twilight Is Upon Us (Windham Hill)
RICK MARGITZA /Color (Blue Note)
BOB THOMPSON/Wilderness (Intima /Enigma)
ANA CARAM/Rio After Dark (Chesky) "Viola" "La" WILLIAM GALISON /Overjoyed (Verve Forecast) "Looks" "Overjoyed" "Night" WYNTON MARSALIS/The Majesty Of The Blues (Columbia) "Oh LEO GANDELMAN/Western World (Verve Forecast) ... "Radio" "Easy" "Saxsambando BRANFORD MARSALIS/rrio Jeepy (Columbia) "Dozy" JAMES MOODY/Sweet And Lovely (Novus /RCA) "Confirmation" JOHN SCOFIELD/Flat Out (Gramavision) "Secret" PETER MOFFITT/Riverdance (Novus /RCA) " Riverdance" "Talk" FRANK MORGAN ALL- STARS/Reflections (Contemporary/Fantasy) "Starting" MILTON NASCIMENTO /Miltons (Columbia) "Don" "San" CHRISTOPHER HOLLYDAY /Christopher Hollyday (Novus /RCA) "Embraceable"
MARVIN SMITH/The Road Less Traveled (Concord) "Salsa" MONTE CROFT /A Higher Fire (Columbia) "Always" "Higher" HERB ALPERT/My Abstract Heart (A &M) "Abstract" "Kalimba" SPYRO GYRA/Point Of View (MCA) "Slow"
27 28 SANDY OWEN/Night Rhythms (Ivory) "City" "One" "Peacock" 29 a MONTREUX/Let Them Say (Windham Hill) "Let" "October" "Barbara's"
DEBUT a OCEANS/Riding The Tide (ProJazz) "Riding" "Raining" Keeps bullet due to continued growth.
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BREAKER ® j DEBUT
in 27
"Cruisn'" "Take"
"Slip" "Have" "5 -5 -7" "Geraldine" "Spin" "Storytellers"
"Stella" "Mambo"
"That's" "Last"
"Our" "It" "Story" "Pastoral" "Spring"
"Breakthrough" "Jazz"
"Festival" "Father's"
"Midland" "Mount"
"Color" "Widow's"
"Island" "Little" "Rainbow"
HOTTEST LPs
STEVE KUJALA (7) LESLIE DRAYTON (6)
DON RANI & QUEST (6) THOM ROTELLA (6)
SCOTT HAMILTON (5)
PAT METHENY (19) STANLEY TURRENTINE (18)
YELLOWJACKETS (15) GEORGE BENSON (13) JEAN LUC PONTY (11)
HARRY CONNICK JR. (8) ROB MULLINS (7) BILLY CHILDS (6)
HOT TRACKS
GEORGE BENSON /Stella
17T57721:1.d/ *THOM ROTELLA "Home Again" (DMP) 24/6 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 10/2, Light 10/4, Total Adds 6, KTCJ. WHRO, WSHA, KSLU, WVPE, KSBR. Heavy: KJZZ, WJAZ, KLCC, WTEB. BREAKER this week.
* *CURRENT EVENTS "Current Events" (Verve Forecast) 24/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/O. Medium 10/0, Light 14/4, Total Adds 4, WAER, WFPL, WFSS. F40. Mediums include: WNOP, KJZZ, KXPR, WSHA. CHART EXTRA this week.
* *AZYMUTH "Tudo Bem" (Intima/Enigma) 22/1 Rotations. Heavy 4/0, Medium 12/1, Light 6/0, Total Adds 1. JCITY. Heavy: KLSK, WTEB, KCLC, KSBR. Mediums include: KTCJ, KMHD, KPLU. CHART EXTRA this week.
*GREG MATHIESON "For My Friends" (Headfirst) 21/2 Rotations. Heavy 4/0, Medium 9/1, Light 8/1. Total Adds 2, WEBR, KCLC. Heavy: KJZZ, WJAZ, WFPL, WVPE. Mediums include: WNOP, WAER. CHART EXTRA this week.
* *LETHAL WEAPON II "Soundtrack" (WB) 21/1 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 10/0. Light 8/1, Total Adds 1, KSLU. Heavy: KPLU, JCITY, WKRY. Mediums include. KJZZ, KLCC. KUOP, WEER. CHART EXTRA this week.
**BILLY JOE WALKER JR. "Painting Music" (MCA) 21/1 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 7/0, Light 10 /1, Total Adds 1, WMOT. Heavy: KJZZ, KLSK, KSLU, JZTRAX. Mediums include: WDET. KTCJ, KUOP. CHART EXTRA this week.
OSCAR CASTRO -NEVES "Maracuja" (JVC) 19/2 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 9/0, Light 8/2, Total Adds 2, KUOP, KSLU. Heavy KLSK, WTEB. Mediums include: WNOP, KPLU, WFPL, WMOT.
STEVE KUJALA "The Arms Of Love" (Sonic Edge) 18/7 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 5/0, Light 13/7, Total Adds 7, KTCJ, WJAZ, WAER, WFPL, KUOP, WIVY, WVPE.
MARCOS SILVA & INTERSECTION "White & Black" (Crossover) 17/1 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 8/0, Light 5/1. Total Adds 1, WMOT. Heavy: KJAZ, KLCC, KLSK, BBJZZ. Mediums include: KXPR, KPLU, WAER.
GENE HARRIS "Listen Here" (Concord) 16/2 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 9/1, Light 3/1, Total Adds 2, KTCJ. WTEB. Heavy: KJAZ. KPLU, WFPL, CJ. Mediums include: KMHD, KXPR.
MARK WINKLER "Hottest Night Of The Year" (Chase Music Group) 15/4 Rotations: Heavy 1 /0, Medium 6/1, Light 8/3, Total Adds 4. WSHA, JCITY, KSLU, WLVE. Heavy: F40. Mediums include: KJZZ, KLSK, BBJZZ.
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.. Helluva gord! Ed Scarior ugh, ILTR/s.rst.
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New AC ADDS & HOTS
P2 WILDLIAIDany Michw^WROCnolle Anne Williams
P3 WJ1BIBOaIOn
THOM MELILLA MARK WINKLER STEPHEN SM DAVID VAN TILER. MIRS POBINSON
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DAVID WILCOX DANNY O'KEEFE
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DAVID VAN "LAMM HotteRt:
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Dld Not Report For Two Consecutive Weeks, Not Used in This Week's Data (1): KIFM/San Diego
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SECOND EXPLOSIVE
WEEKIH
#1 MOST ADDED CONTEMPORARY JAZZ R &R MOST ADDED NAC R&R NEW & ACTIVE NAC AND CONTEMPORARY JAZZ R &R
*39 DEBUT & "TOP TIP" GAVIN ALT. AC "CHARTBOUND" GAVIN JAZZ
48 - *43 MAC REPORT
ALREADY HEAVY AT KTWV /LOS ANGELES, KKSF /SAN FRANCISCO
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KSOSIS.n Dingo Mepeman/S4ll
DL, HYMAN MICHAEL CARVIN
JON FADDIS T I WY PONDER
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Called In A Frozen Playllst (3): The Jazz Show KWMU /St. Louis WUSF/Tampa
Did Not Report, Playllst Frozen (2): W NOP /Cincinnati WSIE /Edwardsville
Did Not Report For Two Consecutive Weeks, Not Used In This Week's Data (2): WBGO/Newark W CPN /Cleveland
September 22,1989 R&R 77
HARRY CONNICK, JR. Music From The Motion Picture
"When Harry Met Sally...
Featuring
"It Had To Be You" CONTEMPORARY JAll:O
JEAN LUC PONTY "Storytelling"
Featuring
"Tender Memories" With Grover Washington
CONTEMPORARY JAll: O NAC CHART: O
MONTE CROFT "A Higher Fire"
9í1
Featuring
"The Money Players'
BREAKER CONTEMPORARY JAll: DEBU-
Columbia Jazz...Where Tradition Meets Tomorrow
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78 MIR September 22,1989
1 JET 2Ì.7,s
Reports
1 JAMES McMURTRY/Painting By... (Columbia) 96 2 ENUFF Z'NUFFiNew Thing (Atco) 87 3 GORKY PARK/Bang (Mercury) 78 4 STEVE JONES/Freedom Fighter (MCA) 56 5 IAN HUNTER & MICK RONSON /American Music (Mercury) 46 6 FLIES ON FIRE /C'mon (Atco) 41 7 DANGEROUS TOYS/Teas'n Pleas'n (Columbia) 40 8 DANGER DANGER/Naughty Naughty (Imagine /CBS Assoc.) . 35 9 FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS/Don't Look Back (IRS /MCA) 31
10 WEBB WILDER /Cold Front (Island) 30 11 MAX Q/Way Of The World (Atlantic) 25 12 KIX/Don't Close Your Eyes (Atlantic) 24 13 BANG TANGO/Someone Like You (MCA) 22 14 RICKIE LEE JONES/Satellites (Geffen) 19 15 MICHAEL MONROE/Dead, Jail Or Rock 'N' Roll (Mercury) . 18 16 KING'S X/Over My Head (Megaforce/Atlantic) 17 17 CAMPER VAN BEETHOVEN/Pictures Of... (Virgin) 16
EXTREME/Mutha (Don't Wanna Go...) (A &M) 16 NRBQ/lt's A Wild Weekend (Virgin) 16 SHOOTING STAR/Touch Me Tonight (Enigma) 16
New Artists have not yet had an AOR Breaker. The chart is based en-
tirely on the number of stations reporting airplay on a particular track. Week -to -week add patterns are not a factor.
BLOW ME UP "Will and the Bushmen:
The SBK debut album from the pride of Mobile, Alabama
New Rock Most Added
PRODUCED BY RICHARD GOTTEHRER MANAGEMENT: LESLIE ALDREDGE /RELEVATION MANAGEMENT
SBK Records
AOR TRACKS- NATIONAL AIRPLAY
3 2
WKS WKS LW TW 177 REPORTERS Reports/Adds Heavy Medium
1 ROLLING STONES/Mixed Emotions (Columbia) 2 2 2 2 AEROSMITH/Love In An Elevator (Geffen)
170 -/1 168 -/0
168- 164 -
2- 4-
6 4 3 Q POCO /Call It Love (RCA) 168+/3 133+ 34+ 14 9 6 0 TEARS FOR FEARS/Sowing The Seeds Of Love (Fontana /Mercury) 153 =/2 113+ 38- 10 7 5 0 JOE COCKER/When The Night Comes (Capitol) 149 -/2 108+ 39- 16 13 7 0 JETHRO TULL/Kissing Willie (Chrysalis) 159+/5 82+ 75 - 32 17 10 Q ALARM/Sold Me Down The River (IRS) 162 +15 69+ 89 - 13 11 9 0 MOTLEY CRUE/Dr. Feelgood (Elektra) 152 +/2 75+ 59 - 23 16 12 Q MELISSA ETHERIDGE/No Souvenirs (Island) 149+/10 77+ 69- 31 18 11 a ROLLING STONES/Rock And A Hard Place (Columbia) 145+/8 65+ 75- 3 3 4 11 TREVOR RABIN/Something To Hold On To (Elektra) 130-/1 93- 33-
22 NEIL YOUNG/Rockin' In The Free World (Reprise) 148+/30 42+ 93+ - 24 a AEROSMITH /Janie's Got A Gun (Geffen) 130 + /36 34+ 87+
22 21 18 ALICE COOPER/Poison (Epic) 127 + /10 42+ 69- o 6 8 15 STARSHIP/It's Not Enough (RCA) 104-/1 85- 16-
35 25 17 ROLLING STONES/Sad Sad Sad (Columbia) 119+/7 49+ 67- 30 26 20 a CULT/Edie (Ciao Baby) (Sire/Reprise) 134 +/6 32+ 80- 26 23 21 c BILLY SQUIER/Tied Up (Capitol) 125+/6 35+ 77-
4 5 13 19 DON HENLEY/I Will Not Go Quietly (Geffen) 84 -/0 70- 12+ 55 39 29 m DON HENLEY/The Last Worthless Evening (Geffen) 104 + /25 44+ 56+ 5 6 15 21 TOM PETTY/Free Fallin' (MCA) 78 -/0 65- 10-
117 /117 28 73 i DEBUT BOB DYLAN/Everything Is Broken (Columbia)
21 19 19 23 JEFFERSON AIRPLANE/Planes (Epic) 114 -/0 35- 66- 43 35 26 a GIANT/I'm A Believer (A &M) 133+/9 12+ 87+ 54 34 27 a BONHAM/Wait For You (WTG) 128 + /13 9+ 95+ 52 37 30 a MOLLY HATCHET/There Goes The Neighborhood (Capitol) 115 + /9 16+ 75+ 42 40 32 ff/ D.A.D/Sleeping My Day Away (WB) 127 + /17 7+ 78+
57 41 a TOM PETTY/Love Is A Long Road (MCA) 87 +/30 38+ 43+ 24 24 23 29 TEN YEARS AFTER/Let's Shake It Up (Chrysalis) 108 -/2 23- 67- 46 44 34 a GREAT WHITE/The Angel Song (Capitol) 105+/13 15+ 70+
52 ® BAD ENGLISH/When I See You Smile (Epic) 90 +/42 21+ 64+ 38 36 33 a CURE/Lovesong (Elektra) 88+/8 31 + 42+ 12 10 14 33 STAGE DOLLS/Love Cries (Chrysalis) 80 -/3 34- 39- 45 43 38 a STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN & DOUBLE TROUBLE/Tightrope (Epic) 77+/10 19+ 51+ 15 14 16 35 MICK JONES /Just Wanna Hold (Atlantic) 71 -/0 31- 36 - 40 38 37 a JAMES McMURTRY/Painting By Numbers (Columbia) 96-/5 12+ 50- 34 31 31 37 ELTON JOHN/Healing Hands (MCA) 67 -/0 23- 40-
7 12 25 38 WARRANT/Heaven (Columbia) 50 -/0 34- 11- - 56 47 a TESLA/Love Song (Geffen) 82+/12 8+ 52+ 59 53 43 0 LIVING COLOUR/Glamour Boys (Epic) 79 +/9 19+ 40- 48 46 44 aj ENUFF Z'NUFF/New Thing (Atco) 87+/3 5+ 43+
56 CD PETER FRAMPTON/Holding On To You (Atlantic) 73 +/23 9+ 51+ 58 49 45 a GORKY PARK/Bang (Mercury) 78 -/4 2+ 46= 17 27 39 44 CALL/Let The Day Begin (MCA) 38 -/0 24- 10 - 19 30 40 45 SKID ROW /18 & Life (Atlantic) 43-/0 20- 19- 53 45 42 46 ROLLING STONES/Terrifying (Columbia) 41 -/1 18- 22-
55 WINGER/Hungry (Atlantic) 64+/14 3= 39+ 27 33 46 48 STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN & DOUBLE TROUBLE /Crossfire (Epic) 27 -/0 21- 6= 41 47 48 49 TOM PETTY/Runnin' Down A Dream (MCA) 28 -/0 19- 8+ 9 15 36 50 JACKSON BROWNE /Chasing You Into The Light (Elektra) 35 -/0 14- 18-
59 57 a SKID ROW/I Remember You (Atlantic) 32+/5 15+ 13- 51 50 50 52 FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS/Don't Look Back (IRS /MCA) 31 -/2 16- 15-
60 54 ® STEVE JONES/Freedom Fighter (MCA) 56-/2 1= 26- [ DEBUT Q IAN HUNTER & MICK RONSON /American Music (Mercury) 46 /45 5 26
33 32 35 55 WORLD TRADE/The Revolution Song (Polydor) 48 -/0 5- 26- 60 Q AEROSMITH/What It Takes (Geffen) 30+/6 9+ 18=
20 20 28 57 ANDERSON BRUFORD WAKEMAN... /Order Of The Universe (Arista) 34 -/0 8- 20- 11 22 49 58 GEORGE HARRISON /Cheer Down (WB) 25-/0 10- 12-
41+/4 1= 17+ DEBUT e FLIES ON FIRE /C'mon (Atco)
DEBUT SARAYA/Back To The Bullet (Polydor) 39 +/21 2= 18+
BREAKERS AEROSMITH
Janie's Got A Gun (Geffen) 73% of our reporters on It.
BOB DYLAN Everything Is Broken (Columbia)
66% of our reporters on It.
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o ROLLING STONES/Steel Wheels (Columbia) 2 0 AEROSMITH/Pump (Geffen)
2 2 3 © DON HENLEY/The End Of The Innocence (Geffen)
5 5 5 0 POCO/Legacy (RCA)
3 3 4 0 TOM PETTY/Full Moon Fever (MCA)*
I DEBUT 0 TEARS FOR FEARS/The Seeds Of Love (Fontana /Mercury) 9 0 JETHRO TULL/Rock Island (Chrysalis)
9 7 7 0 JOE COCKER /One Night Of Sin (Capitol)* 8 8 0 MOTLEY CRUE/Dr. Feelgood (Elektra)* °ro
[DEBUT m ALARM /Change (IRS)
DEBUT 1 e MELISSA ETHERIDGE/Brave & Crazy (Island)
4 4 6 12 TREVOR RABIN /Can't Look Away (Elektra)
7 6 10 13 STARSHIP/Love Among The Cannibals (RCA)
20 19 13 ALICE COOPER/Trash (Epic)*
23 21 15 ® CULT/Sonic Temple (Sire/Reprise)
15 16 16 BILLY SOUIER/Hear & Now (Capitol)
12 13 14 17 STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN & DOUBLE TROUBLE/In Step (Epic)
21 29 28 BAD ENGLISH/Bad English (Epic)
17 17 19 JEFFERSON AIRPLANE /Jefferson Airplane (Epic)
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36 30 21 GIANT/Last Of The Runaways (A &M) - - 26 ® D.A.D/No Fuel Left For The Pilgrims (WB)
29 27 23 a GREAT WHITE/Twice Shy (Capitol)
- 24 0 MOLLY HATCHET/Lightning Strikes Twice (Capitol) 24 20 18 25 TEN YEARS AFTER /About Time (Chrysalis)
13 14 20 28 SKID ROW/Skid Row (Atlantic)
32 31 27 ® CURE/Disintegration ( Elektra)
11 9 11 28 STAGE DOLLS/Stage Dolls (Chrysalis) 33 32 29 a JAMES McMURTRY/Too Long In The Wasteland (Columbia) 14 11 12 30 MICK JONES/Mick Jones (Atlantic) 18 22 32 ® CALL/Let The Day Begin (MCA)
27 26 25 32 ELTON JOHN/Sleeping With The Past (MCA) 38 34 33 ® LIVING COLOURNivid (Epic)
6 10 19 34 WARRANT/Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich (Columbia) - - 35 ® TESLA/The Great Radio Controversy (Geffen) 40 35 34 ENUFF Z'NUFF/Enuff Z'Nuff (Atco)*
I DEBUT ® PETER FRAMPTON/When All The Pieces Fit (Atlantic) 38 36 © GORKY PARK/Gorky Park (Mercury)*
- 40 37 © WINGER/Winger (Atlantic)* 8 12 31 40 JACKSON BROWNE/World In Motion (Elektra)
SEPTEMBER 22, 1989
"Mixed" (170) "Rock" (145) "Sad" (119) "Love" (168) "Janie's" (130) "What" (30)
Reports/Adds
175-10 169 -/0
Heavy
174= 164-
'Medium
1- 5 -
"Last" (104) "Will" (84) "Dirt" (24) 153-/5 105- 42+ "Call" (168) "When" (3) "Nothing" (1) 168+13 133+ 34+ "Love" (87) "Free" (78) "Runnin "' (28) 148 + 116 98- 43+ "Sowing" (153) "Year" (3) "Advice" (1) 154 /3 113 39 "Kissing" (159) "Rattlesnake" (3) "Kill" (2) 160+/5 82+ 76- "When" (149) "Just" (1) 150 -/2 108+ 40- "Dr." (152) "Kickstart" (13) "Away" (3) 152 +12 75+ 59- "Sold" (162) 162 /5 69 89 "Souvenirs" (149) "Let" (5) "Angels" (2) 149 /10 77 69 "Something" (130) "Sorrow" (4) 132 -/1 93- 34- "Enough" (104) "Burn" (18) 113-/3 86- 22= "Poison" (127) "Only" (1) "Gun" (1) 127 + 19 42+ 69- "Edie" (134) "Fire" (2) "Sun" (1) 135+ /6 32+ 80- "Tied" (125) "Don't" (1) "Work" (1) 126+15 35+ 77- "Tightrope" (77) "Crossfire" (27) "House" (2) 96 -/7 38- 52+ "When" (90) "Forget" (16) "Best" (4) 105+135 30+ 72+ "Planes" (114) "Wheel" (2) "Ice" (1) 116 -10 36= 67- "Wait" (128) "Bringing" (1) 128 /13 9 95 "Believer" (133) 133 + 19 12+ 87+ "Sleeping" (127) "Rim" (1) 127 + /16 7+ 78+ "Angel" (105) "Mista" (3) "Heart" (1) 107 + /13 19+ 68+ "There" (115) 115 + /9 16+ 75+ "Shake" (108) "Get" (2) "Outside" (1) 110 -/2 23- 69- "18" (43) "Remember" (32) "Piece" (9) 74-/3 33- 33- "Lovesong" (88) "Lullaby" (1) E15 +18 31+ 42+ "Love" (80) "Lorraine" (1) "Painting" (96) "Too" (2) "Song" (1)
81- /3 34- 12+
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51- "Just" (71) 71 -/0 31- 36- "Let" (38) "You" (30) "When" (1) 66+/19 27- 25+ "Healing" (67) "Club" (2) "Sacrifice" (1) 68 -/0 25- 40- "Glamour" (79) "Want" (1) "Open" (1) 81 +/9 20+ 41- "Heaven" (50) "Big" (2) "Sometimes" (1) 53-/1 36- 12- "Love" (82) "Hang" (1) "Yesterdaze" (1) 82+/11 9+ 51+ "New" (87) "Wants" (1) "Finger" (1) 88 +/4 5+ 43+ "Holding" (73) "More" (1) "Heart" (1) 76 /26 9 54 "Bang" (78) 78 -/4 2+ 46= "Hungry" (64) "Headed" (7) 71 +/14 6- 42+ "Chasing" (35) "Anything" (1) 36 -/0 14- 19-
BREAKERS. ALARM
Change (IRS) 92% of our reporters on It.
TEARS FOR FEARS The Seeds Of Love (Fontana /Mercury)
87% of our reporters on It.
MELISSA ETHERIDGE Brave And Crazy (Island) 84% of our reporters on It.
BONHAM Bonham (WTG)
72% of our reporters on It.
BAD ENGLISH (35) PETER FRAMPTON (26)
SARAYA (21) CALL (19) ó.11.D (16)
TOM PETTY (16) LENNY KRAVITZ (15)
WINGER (14) BONHAM (13)
GREAT WHITE (13)
HOTTEST ROLLING STONES (174)
AEROSMITH (184) POCO (133)
TEARS FOR FEARS (113) JOE COCKER (108) DON HENLEY (105)
TOM PETTY (98) TREVOR RABIN (93)
STARSHIP (86) JETHRO TULL (82)
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Q OCEAN BLUE/Ocean Blue (Sire/Reprise)
4 B -52'S /Cosmic Thing (Reprise)
5 HOODOO GURUS/Magnum Cum Louder (RCA)
Q MAX Q/Max Q (Atlantic)
o ALARM /Change (IRS)
STONE ROSES/Stone Roses (Silvertone/RCA)
9 TEARS FOR FEARS/The Seeds Of Love (Fontana /Mercury) -
CAMPER VAN BEETHOVEN/Key Lime Pie (Virgin)
m POGUES/Peace & Love (Island)
12 CURE/Disintegration (Elektra)
® SQUEEZE/Frank (A &M)
OD EURYTHMICS/We Too Are One (Arista)
15 ZIGGY MARLEY & THE MELODY MAKERS/One Bright Day (Virgin)
C) DEBORAH HARRY/Def Dumb & Blonde (Sire/Reprise)
m SUGARCUBES/Regina (track) (Elektra)
C) PRIMITIVES/Purity (RCA)
C) FLESH FOR LULU/Decline & Fall (track) (Capitol)` *Mips
e UNDERWORLD /Change The Weather (Sire/WB) continued growth.
21 WINTER HOURS/Winter Hours (Chrysalis)
FUZZBOX/Self (track) (Geffen)
TOAD THE WET SPROCKET/Bread And Circus (Abe's /Columbia)
24 POP WILL EAT ITSELF/This Is The Day... (RCA) e VARIOUS ARTISTS/The Bridge (Caroline)
G EXENE CERVENKA /Old Wives' Tales (Rhino)
27 PUBLIC IMAGE LTD./9 (Virgin)
m ROLLING STONES/Steel Wheels (Columbia)
Q THOMPSON TWINS/Sugar Daddy (track) (WB)
e LOVE & ROCKETS/Love & Rockets (Beggars Banquet/RCA)
New Rock chart information is reported by a care fully selected group of radio's most musically adventurous stations.
MIGHTY LEMON DROPS JANE SIBERRY
DEBORAH HARRY T1MBUK 3
SQUEEZE DEL FUEGOS
WILL & THE BUSHMEN
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B -52's CAMPER VAN BEETHOVEN
TEARS FOR FEARS
SQUEEZE. "If It's Love" From the new album
"frank" (SP 5278)
New Rock
Produced by Eric "E.T." Thomgren and Glenn Tilbrook
Management Miles Copeland and John Lay for Talent Bank
RECORDS
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j ïl .1: L, BOB DYLAN/Everything (117)
HUNTER & RONSON /American (45) BAD ENGLISH/When (42) AEROSMITH/Janle's (36)
TOM PETTY/Love (30) NEIL YOUNG/Rockin' (30)
CALL/You (25) DON HENLEY/Last (25)
PETER FRAMPTON/Holding (23) SARAYABack (21)
HOTTEST ROLLING STONES/Mixed (168)
AEROSMITH/Love (164) POCO/Call (133)
TEARS FOR FEARS/Sowing (113) JOE COCKER/When (108)
TREVOR RABIN/Something (93) STARSHIP/Enough (85)
JETHRO TULL/Kissing (82) MELISSA ETHERIDGE/No (77)
MOTLEY CRUE/Dr. (75)
JiJ1; r I f... IJr AEROSMITH/Love (85) MOTLEY CRUE/Dr. (74)
ROLLING STONES/Mixed (42) ALICE COOPER/Poison (39)
MELISSA ETHERIDGE/No (33) JETHRO TULL/Klssing (25)
BONHAM/Walt (21) TEARS FOR FEARS/Sowing (19)
SKID ROW/Remember (15) POCO/Call (12)
WHITE LION "Radar Love" (Atlantic) 36/4 (34/8) Adds, KLOL, WAVF, WAZU, KWHL. Medium 18 including WSHE, KISS, KSHE, KUPD, KOME, KNCN, WSTZ, WIMZ, KBAT, WXLP.
DANGER DANGER "Naughty Naughty" (Imagine /CBS Associated) 35/9 (29/6) Adds: WGR, KISS, WLVQ, KAZY, KUPD, KGB, WOUR, WYBR, WRKU. Heavy 1: KBER. Medium 16 including WBAB, WDVE, WKLS, WDHA, WPLR, WLAV, KILO. KDJK, KRZO, WRUF.
LOVE & ROCKETS "No Big Deal" (Beggars Banquet/RCA) 34/7 (29/9) Adds: WHEB, KBAT, WTKX, WGBF, WGIR, WRUF, KOWB. Heavy 4 including WXRT, KZOQ, KCHV. Medium 13 including WHFS, WSTZ, WAPL, WLAV, KJJO, WYBR, KRZQ, KTYD, WPXC.
ICEHOUSE "Touch The Fire" (Chrysalis) 32/11 (21/16) Adds including KRXQ. WRKI, KKEG, WKQZ. KZEL, KDJK, KMBY, KFMQ, KSEZ, KWHL. Heavy 4 including KLOS, KZAP, KGGO. Medium 21 including KYYS, KBCO, KSJO, WHFS, KRIX, KBAT, WYBR, KJOT. KLCX, WMAD.
CALL "You Run" (MCA) 30/25 (5/4) Adds including WMMR, WNOR, WLVQ, KRXQ, KRQR, WFYV, KBAT, WKGB, WRUF, KSQY. Heavy 4 including WHFS. Medium 14 including KRSP, WPLR, WEZX, WKQQ, WROV, KEZO, WYBR, KMOD, KJOT, KRNA.
SQUEEZE "If It's Love" (A &M) 25/9 (16/15) Adds including WTPA, WKGB, WZXL, KCHV, KXFX. Heavy 2 including WXRT. Medium 16 including WBAB, KTCZ, WHFS, WDHA, WHCN, CHEZ, WROV, WYBR, WWTR, WMAD.
BODEANS "Good Work" (Slash /Reprise) 24/10 (14/4) Adds: WNOR, KZAP, WHEB, WEZX, WRXR, KEZO, KRZQ, WIZN, KRQU, KFMU. Heavy 5 including KBCO, WAPL, WIBA, KZOQ. Medium 14 including KISW, WHFS, WDHA, WHCN, CHEZ, WROV, WWCT, WYBR, WMAD.
KIX "Don't Close Your Eyes" (Atlantic) 24/9 (16/10) Adds. WBAB, KUPD, WRDU. WAZU, KRZQ, WKGB, WGIR. WZBH, WWWV, Heavy 2: KBER, KTAL. Medium 13 including WIYY, WDVE, WSHE, WYNF, WQFM, WTPA, WIMZ.
EURYTHMICS LP "We Too Are One" (Arista) 24/4 (20/18) Adds: CILQ, KRIX, WMAD, KBOY. heavy 4: CHOM, WXRT, KTCZ, CHEZ. Medium 16 including KBCO, KFOG, WHFS, KLBJ, KMJX, KEZO, WYBR, KDKB, KTYD, WIZN.
DON HENLEY "If Dirt Were Dollars" (Geffen) 24/3 (23 /2) Adds: KTXQ, WONE, WKLT. Heavy T. WDVE, WXRT, WTPA, KNCN, WTKX, WAPL, KBOY. Medium 15 including KLOL, WEBN, KFOG, KXRX, WKLC, WRFX, WRDU, KATT, WRKU, KILO.
TINA TURNER "Undercover Agent For The Blues" (Capitol) 23/3 (20/7) Adds: KGON, WRXL, WGIR. Heavy 4: KTCZ, CHEZ, KRNA, KBOY. Medium 16 including WXRT, KBCO, KLBJ, KWIC, KKEG, WIXV, KJOT, KRZQ, WIZN, WWTR.
AEROSMITH "The Other Side" (Geffen) 23/3 (26/26) Adds. KXRX, CHEZ, KKDJ. Heavy 6: CILQ, WLUP, KUPD, WPYX, WHCN, WGIR. Medium 15 including KISS, WFBQ, KGON, WDHA, WPLR, KLBJ. KKEG, WRDU. WONE, WTUE.
R.E.M. "Get Up" (WB) 22/10 (12/11) Adds: KRXQ, WEZX, KNCN, WIMZ, KRIX, WAPL, WLAV, KEZO, WWWV, KFMF. Heavy 2: WPLR, WPXC. Medium 12 including WAVF, KJOT, KRZQ. KFMO, KRQU, KCHV.
BANG TANGO "Someone Like You" (MCA) 22/5 (18/8) Adds. KLOL, WLZR. WFYV, KEZO, WWTR. Medium 9 including WSHE, WQFM, KUPD, KOME, WPLR, KMJX, KILO, KRZQ.
TANGIER "Ripchord" (Atco) 21/1 (22/6) Adds. KGON. Heavy 1 -. WCMF. Medium 11 including WQFM, KBER, WDHA, KKEG, WHTQ, WTUE, WLAV, WYBR, KZRR, KFMQ.
RICKIE LEE JONES "Satellites" (Geffen) 19/7 (12/10) Adds: WHFS, WIMZ, KRIX, WLAV, WWTR, KRNA, KRQU Heavy 1 KTCZ. Medium 12 including WXRT, KBCO, WPLR, CHEZ, WIZN, WMAD, KXUS, KFMU.
STARSHIP "The Burn" (RCA) 18/16 (2/0) Adds including KXRX, KEZO, WGLF, KBOY, KCHV, KXFX. Heavy 2: KOME, KZOO. Medium 11 including KZAP, KFOG, WLAV, WYBR, KMOD, KRZQ, WPXC, WRUF, KSQY, KFMF.
MICHAEL MONROE "Dead, Jail Or Rock 'N' Roll" (Mercury) 18/3 (15/9) Adds: WAZU, KRZQ, KCHV. Heavy 1: KNAC. Medium 6 including WBAB, WSHE, WQFM, KUPD, WLAV.
SHOOTING STAR "Touch Me Tonight" (Enigma) 16/6 (10/4) Adds: KLOL, WQFM, WAPL, KXUS, KRQU, KCHV. Heavy 3: KYYS, KJJO, KZOQ. Medium 9 including WLLZ, KSHE, KBER, KGGO, KILO, WRUF, KFMQ.
CAMPER VAN BEETHOVEN "Pictures Of Matchstick Men" (Virgin) 16/5 (12/3) Adds. WEZX, WOBZ. WMAD, KBOY, KXFX. Heavy 2 including WXRT. Medium 5, KOME, WHFS, WHCN, KRZO, WPXC.
EXTREME "Mutha (Don't Wanna Go To School Today)" (A &M) 16/5 (12/6) Adds: WRXK, KJJO, KDJK, WGIR, WGLF. Heavy 1: WYBR. Medium 7: WIYY, WHJY, KUPD, KBER, KATT, KNAC, KRZQ.
NRBQ "It's A Wild Weekend" (Virgin) 16/4 (13/5) Adds: WYBR, KRQU, KZOQ, KFMU. Heavy 4 including WHCN, WPLR. Medium 6 including WXRT, WHFS, WRKI, WPDH.
LENNY KRAVITZ "Let Love Rule" (Virgin) 15/15 (0 /0) Adds including KRXQ, WHFS, WHEB, KLBJ, KWIC, WYBR, WZXL, WWTR, KSQY. Heavy 1: WTPA. Medium 5: KJOT, WIZN, KBOY, KZOQ, KFMU.
FASTER PUSSYCAT "Wake Me When It's Over" (Eiektra) 15/3 (12/12) Adds. WTPA, WYBR, KBOY. Heavy 1: KNAC. Medium 4 including WQFM, KUPD, KRZQ.
AEROSMITH "Young Lust" (Geffen) 15/1 (17/11) Adds. WRXR. Heavy 4. WKQZ, KMOD, KNAC. WGIR. Medium 8 including WNEW, KLOL, KOME, WPLR, WAVF, WGCX, WJXQ.
NEW & ACTIVE - Tracks building in airplay and coming closest to charting. Numbers indicate
total reports /adds, e.g., 40/20 means 40 total reports and 20 adds. (Figures in parentheses
are last week's data.)
CHARTS - Albums and tracks showing continued growth are bulleted. Symbols represent more (+1, less ( -), or equal ( =) reports compared to last week. On the album chart, current singles are bolded, and the number of stations playing each of an album's most -reported tracks is listed in parentheses.
BREAKERS - Albums and tracks reach Breaker status the first week they are reported by at least 60% of our AOR reporters.
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PLAYLISTS - Artists are listed once per playlist in the highest rotation that any of their album's tracks is reported. For example, if P tracks from the same album are reported in both heavy and P 1
medium, the artist will appear in heavy.
For all stations, light rotation is condensed to include only adds to the rotation this week. For P -2 and j P'3 stations, medium rotation is condensed in the same manner.
Symbols: y 'á - Album or track is newly
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(M)¡ (L) - Other tracks from that album are in those rotations (medium or light).
A "frozen" list indicates that a current report was not received, and last week's rotations are in- cluded in the data base. Stations which fail to report for two con- secutive weeks do not contribute any data to this week's charts.
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PARALLELS - Stations arranged by market size, according to Ar- bitron's MSA population figures.
Parallgl One: 1,000,000 -I-. Parallel Two. 200,000
1 ,000,000. Parallel Three: under 200,000.
Stations at a significant ratings disadvantage to an in- format corn- petitor are assigned a lower parallel.
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KDKBIPhoenix (602) 897 -9300 PD: JOHN McCRAE MD: JEFF PAREES
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JOE COCKER ROLLING STONES POCO DOOBIE BROTHERS STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN CALL STEVIE NICKS JACKSON BROWNE U2 TOM PETTY ROAD HOUSE DON HENLEY ELTON JOHN MELISSA ETHERIDGE TARS FOR FEARS JEFFERSON AIRPLANE KATRINA 6 THE WAVE
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KCAL /Riverside (714) 793 -3554 PD: RICK SHAW MD: MICHELE DODD
H eavy AENSMITH (R) BAD ENGLISH JOE COCKER DON HENLEY TOM PETTY POCO TREVOR RABIN ROILING STONES HMI SKID ROW
TEARS FOR FEARS Med ium
DOB DYLAN
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P3 KFMGIAIbuquerque (505) 828-1600 PD: GLENN STEWART
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Beavy ROLLING STONES AENSMITH TREVOR RABIN DON HENLEY BLUE MURDER POCO
TEARS FOR FARS STAGE DOLLS JETHRO TULL JOE COCKER
STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN JEFFERSON AIRPLANE
a MELISSA ETHERIDGE NEIL YOUNG
a BOB DYLAN MICK JONES TEN YEARS AFTER MOLLY HATCHET
a PETER FRAMPTON Med ium
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K W HLIAnchorage (907) 344-9622
PD: DEVAN MITCHELL MD: DAN THOMAS
Remy JOE COCHER DON HENLEY POCO TREVOR RABIN ROLLING STONES 04) AENSMITH ALARM JACKSON BROWNE ALICE COOPEP CULT
a BOB DYLAN MELISSA ETHERIDGE GREAT WHITE JEFFERSON AIRPLANE JETHRO TILL TOM PETTY STAGE DOLLS TEARS FOR FEARS TEN YEARS AFTER WORLD TRADE
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KFMFIChico (916) 343 -8461
RON WOODWARD MD: MARTY GRIFFIN
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Med lug BOB DYLAN HUNTER I RONSON
BAD ENGLISH CALL PETER FRAMPTON DOOBIE BROTHERS
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KROUILaremie (307) 745-7396 OM: MARK WADDINGTON
Beavy STA RS HI P JOE COCKER ALICE COOPER MICK JONES AERSMITH ROLLING STONES (MI POCO BILLY SOURER TARS FOR FARS MELISSA ETHERIDGE DANNY WILDE ELTON JOHN ALARM JETHRO HULL JEFFERSON AIRPLANE JAMES MCMURTRY D.A.O NEIL YOUNG DON HENLEY GREAT MOITE
Nad lue HUNTER I RONSON
BAD ENGLISH SAEYA STEVIE NICKS BOB DYLAN NRBQ
SHOOTING STAR RICK. LPL JONES RICHARD MARX
SQUEEZE DUOBIE BROTHERS BODANS
Light KBOYIMedford (503) 779-2244 PD: WILD BILL SCOTT MD: BOB JEFFRIES
Beavy AEROSM ITN JOE COCKER ROLLING STONES IETHRO HILL TEN YEARS AFTER
NEIL YOUNG DON HENLEY ALARM POCO BONHAM TINA TURNER MOLLY HATCHET MELISSA ETHERIDGE
GIANT FLIES ON FIRE
a BOB DYLAN a CAMPER MN BF.ETHOV a HUNTER 6 RONSON
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a STARSHIP a CALL
a LENNY KRAVITZ Light
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a HERBERT GRONEMEYER a TIMBUR J a EURYTHMICS a ENUFF Z'NUPE a FASTER PUSSYCAT
KZOOIMissoula (406) 728 -5000 PD: DAVE FRANCE APD /MD: BILL WILLIAMS
Remy ROLLING STONES POCO
ALANNAH MYLES TEARS POR FEARS ALARM MICK JONES SHOOTING STAR FM/U. E. MICHAEL MORALES SARAYA BAD ENGLISH RICHARD MARX JOHN CAFFERTY 6 TH
OOBI E BROTHERS LOVE I ROCKETS TOM PETTY RO
HOUUSE OF FREAKS a STARSHIP a STEVIE NICKS a NEBO
AENSMITH JETHRO WILL
Med iue a BOB DYLAN a LENNY KRAVITZ a HUNTER
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KCHVIPaIm Springs (619) 347 -2333 VP /OP: BILL TODD
Eeavy ROLLING STONES (M)
AEROAMITH IM) POCO TREVOR RABIN JOE COCKER TEARS FOR FARS JETHRO WILL STARSHI P IL) MOTLEY CRUE ALARM MELISSA ETHERIDGE DON HENLEY
LOVE 6 ROCKETS CULT MICR JONES
Ned Mua HUNTER 6 RONSON BAD ENGLISH
Light SQUEEZE SAMYA BOB DYLAN SHOOTING STAR
MICHAEL MONROE
KXFXISants Rosa (707) 523 -1369 PE: ROB LIPSHUTZ MD: GREG MCCLURE
Beavy DON HENLEY (14) AENSMITH (M)
a TOM PETTY ROLLING STONES BAD ENGLISH POCO FINE YOUNG CANNIBA JETPRO WILL SKID IOW NEIL YOUNG PETE TOWNSHEND
Ned ium BOB DYLAN JAMES MCMURTRY
Light STA MNE P (L I
BONHAM CAMPER VAN BEETNV D.A .D SQUEEZE HUNTER d RONSON
KFMUISteamboat Springs (303) 879.5388 PD: RAVE ROSS
APO /MD: PAUL CAVANAUGH
Navy ROLLING STONES TARS FOR FEARS CURE TOM PETTY MELISSA gramme FINE YOUNG CANNIER POLO INDIGO GIRLS ELTON JOHN JAMES MCMURTRY
Radium BOB DYLAN
CALL HUNTER 6 RONSON
BAD ENGLISH LENNY KRAVITZ NR Lp
Light NERDY HULL BODANS HEAL RING WOUNDED D.A.D
KATS/Yaklma (509) 457 -8115 PD: SCOTT SOUHRADA MID: DAVE NELSON
Beavy AEROSM ITN ROWING STONES (L)
POCO STARSHIP JOE COCKER TEARS FOR FEARS TOM PETTY(M) FINE YOUNG CANNIER
Red ive a MELISSA ETHERIDGE a ICRNUSE a NXETTE
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177 Current Reporters 166 Current Pleyllsts Called In Frozen Playlist (7): KFMZ /Columbia KTYDISanta Barbara WAOY/Springtleld WDHA/Dover WHCN/Hertford W KOO/Lexington W LUP /Chicago Dld Not Report, Playllst Frozen (4): KATT/Oklahoma City KDKB/Phoenlx KOZZ/Aeno WTUE/Dayton Dld Not Report For Two Consecutive Weeks, Not Used In This Week's Data (2): WCCC/Hartford W W DC/Washington
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WORE Long Island SQUEEZE THE E GRAPES OF WRATH
Hottest: TARS FOR FEARS OCEAN BLUE BIG AUDIO DYNAMIT DEBORAH HARRY
SUGARCUBES
WBRU Providence FINE YOUNG CARRIE BOP (HARVEY) MIGHTY LEMON DROP THMBUK J THOMPSON TWINS LENNY KRAVITZ Hottest: PUBLIC IMAGE LTD. B -52'S TEARS FOR FEARS ALARM SGUEE ZE
WHIG Asbury Park
DEPECHE MODE MIGHTY LEMON DROP DON DIXON
FUZTBOX HUNTER 6 RONSON MICHAEL PENN WILL 6 THE RUSHEE Hottest: RED HOT CHILI PEP POP MILL EAT ITSE WINTER HOURS MARTIN GORE CAMPER VAN B.T. WXVX Pittsburgh eVERDINE 6 SMITH
PAUL NELLY 6 THE PRIMITIVES SQUEEZE A.C. MARIAS NINE INCH NAILS
SANE SM." LUCINDA WILLIAMS STD STRAW Hottest: RIG AUDIO DYNAMIT 7IGGY MARLEY 1. TH SHELLETAN ORPHAN FUZZBOX RFD HOT CHILI PEP
WCDB Albany
DOUGH BOYS . HELLEYAN ORPHAN RAD MANNERS FOUNDATION A.C. MARIAS STONE ROSES PAJAMA SLAVE DANG HEWERD[NE i SMITH JONATHAN RICHMOND Hottest: HOOOOD GURUS
52.5 MEAT BEAT MANIFES FALL. wig ER HOURS
WBNY Buffalo
GH BOYS OUFLAGE
PRIMITIVES DEL FUEGOS DIE WARSAW NINE INCH MILS JANE SI KERRY MIGHTY LEMON DROP Hottest: POP WILL EAT ITSE RED HOT CHILI PEP BRIDGE WINTER HOURS DIE KRUPPS TATUR
WBER Rochester FUZ20OX CAMOUFLAGE BEAUTIFUL SELF OYSTER BAND SQUEEZE PUBLIC IMAGE LTD, HERETIX DEPECHE MODE Hottest: RED HOT CHILI PEP MALCOLM LAREN BIG AUDIO DYNAMIT SEVERED FADS RATS OP ...
WDET Detroit none Hottest: TARE FOR FEARS MAX Q
CURE ALARM RED HOT CHILI PEP
WRAS Atlanta GOLDEN PALOMINOS TIMBUR J
JOHN CALE DUNCAN DHU BAD MANNERS DEBORAH HARRY PRIVATE SECTOR
ATHERMEN WILL 6 THE BUSNME MIGHTY LEMON DROP Hottest. CAMPER VAN BEETHO RED HOT CHILI PEP BRIDGE BIG AUDIO DYNAMIT WINTER HOURS
KACV Amarillo
DEBORAH HARRY PRIMITIVES JOE STRUMMER MIGHTY LEMON DROP FUZZTONE5 DLL FUEGOS THOMPSON TWINS MARY'S DANISH TIMBUR J MALCOLM Mc LAREN Hottest: OCEAN BLUE UNDERWORLD NENEN[NE I SMITH MAX 0 MELISSA ETHERIDGE
WFIT Melbourne ALARM BAD BRAINS MA... UP THE NA OYSTER BAND FOUNDATION MUDNNEY SOINDGAEDEN DIED PRETTY LIEUTENANT STITCH
MAX Q LES THUGS NRBQ FRONTLINE ASSEMWL JASON I THE SCORC AT
SQUEEZE THOMPSON TWINS GRACES WEATHINDIEN A BEAT FARMERS
Hotte at: BIG AUDIO DYNAMIT UNDERWORLD
CAMOUFLAGE PAJAMA SLAVE DANG RED NT CHILI PEP
WRVU Nashville
GRINNING PLOWMAN SOUNDGANEN
UBG WILL A THE BUSNME JASON I TIE SCORC BIG AUDIO DYNAMIT JULES SHEAR A.C. MARIAS DIE KRUPPS FETTUR LES THUGS MEN THEY :'OLDN' T DANIEL JOINS-TON BORGHE
HOUSE HOUSE STONE ROSES ANITA LANE PHILIP TUE.. 6 M
Hottest,. GRINNING PLOWMAN RED MT CHILI PEP SOUNDGAREN CHRIS NOSEY SUGARCUBEN
WTUL New Orleans none Rotte St :
RED HOT :HILT PEP DANIEL JIHNSTON POGUES FAITH NO MORE POP WILL EAT ITSE
KROO Los Angeles FOOD FOR FEET CULT D.A.D
WILL I THE BUSHME MIGHTY LEMON DROP THOMPSON TWINS CANOUFLALE THE THE Hottest. TEARS FOR FEARS ALARM EURYTHM.CS JUST SAC MAO HOODOO NTURUS
KJON Salt Lake City
BAD MANNERS SHELLEY. ORPHAN BRIDGE Hottest RIG AUDAO DYNAMIT FIGURES ON A BAC THOMPSON TWINS DEPECHE MODE PRIMITIVES
XTRA San Diego ICEHOUSE
MORRISSEY ARTHUR BAKER SHELLEY AN
DROP MIGHTY ON TOP THE THE DANIEL LANOIS PEDE U. EAT Mottest: ALARM TARS FOR PARS FLESH FOR LULU MAX Q
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KITS San Francisco RING S O STONE ONES UNDERNTsRLD MIGHTY LEMON DROP Nottee: TARS FOR FEARS DEPECHE MODE MAX O BIG AUDIO DYNAMIT ALARM
KTCL Ft. Cdilins- Denver MIGHTY LEMON DROP JOE STRUMMER BABY FORD DEL FUEGOS LENNY KRAVITZ
TRAGICALLY HIP FO 2Z TM PS LETHAL WEAPON 11 Hotta t: B -52'.: BIG A-1310 DYNAMIT HOOD°. GURUS WINTER HOURS TEARS FOR PARS
KUKO Phoenix SQUEtttE WILL L THE BUSHME Hottest: ON WEAL TARS FOR FEARS RED ROT CHILI PEP BABY FORD POP RILL AT ITSE
KUSF San Francisco JONATHAN RICHMOND BIG IUDIO DYNAMIT FRONTLINE ASSEMNL MORD RED WORLD BAT ERPLOS HICROIDS GAVIN FRIDAY i TH KITCHENS OP D1ST1 TRIEDM 21 FLESH FOR LULU BAD BRAINS D EBORAH HARRY JANE SMART DEL ,UEGOS INNE: CNCE MISSION
COLD NT Hottest: CAMPER VAN BEET. RED MT CHILI PAG].
FU2 "TONES EXEWE CERVENKA
KUSIV Las Vegas
SOURDGANEN BAD MANNERS DEhm,RAH HARRY SUBENDES MAX 0 JAN- SIBEtY
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STOLE ROSES CAMPER VAN BEETHO
HEER MORS
KOTE San Luis Obispo BOP DYLAN JIMMY CLIFF INNOCENCE MISSION
NANCY GRIPFITH OYSTER BAND MASKING WOUNDED WENDY WALL J STRUMMER JANE E SIBERRY GEORGE GRIT2 ACH DEMORAN HAAY MIgMTY LEMON DROP RUTS TO..
GRAPES OP WRATH MMT PUPPETS H ottest: BODANS JAMES MCMURTRY ALARM TIMBUR 3 TQD THE MET SPRO
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Denver
PD: Mark Bolke APD /MD: Dom Testa
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B6XXX/BIIMngton, VT Speck/Riley
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WKPF/Capa Cod. MA Rick Ryder
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WNYPlthaca, NY
Steve Christian
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WCOO(CMUmbus, GA H.m.IMcCIure
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04NnaleUDanay B. John..: REGINA BELLE
DONNY OSMOND THOMPSON TNwS PAULA ABDUL NEW KIDS ON THE B GLORIA ESTERAN POCO SINITTA HUBERT E. Ho tte et: WARRANT 6 -1 J ANET JACKSON 26-23 CHRISTOPHER WILLI 35 -27 BOBBY BROWN 39 -30 BOB ENGLISH D-30
G106/Durham-Raleigh, NC PaNICklHarrl.on
BOBBY BROWN LIVING COLOUR LINDA RONSTADT SEDUCTION MILLI st: ORATI BULL[ 132 GRAYSON KSO 4 -3 JABOT JACKSON 11 -5 MADONNA 12-7 NEW RIDS ON THE B 22 -13
KPRWEI Pao. TX
Perry /MO..*
STEVIE 6 MARTINA (dp) DEBBIE GIBSON (dp) LIL' LOLLS Hottest:, YOUNG PC 2 -2 CYNTHIA 7 -4
MET JACKSON 18-13 VEW RIDS ON THE B 30-25 NEW KIDS ON THE B 12 -27
OE6'hYettsvNN, NC McCloudKNly
LINDA RONSTADT ICEHOUSE (day) EURYTNMICS (dp) Hotte9t: JEEP MALEY BAND 2-1 SURFACE 3 -2 MILLI VANILLI 9-7 MADONNA 14 -10 CURE
WINKIFt MYre. FL
Randy Sherwyn
GLORIA FSTEFAN ALICE COOPER (dp) LINDA RONSTADT Idp1 POCO Hottest: WARRANT 1 -1 MILLI VANILLI 5-2 BEE GEES 9 -7 JANET JACKSON 15 -12 ROLLING STONES 16 -14
WKBI(Crpnsboro, NC Gilotts'Stavars
PAULA ABDUL MOVING PICTURES GLORIA ESTEE. EURYTHMICS LINDA BONSTADT THOMPSON TWINS ODBELINDA CARLISLE
0 Hottest: GENET CHERRY 918 JANET GASTONE 16 -10
ICES STONES 23 -15 PRINCE C3 MOTLEY COVE 26-23
WAN &:Greenville, SC McCO.NCattM.
SOHL II SOUL EURYTHMICS NATALIE COLE ALICE COOPER LINDA RONSTADT BELINDA CARLISLE Hotte 9t RADON. 2 -1 WARRANT 6 -2 JANET JACKSON 8 -3 SKID POW 5 -4 CURE 20 -14
WZYP:HUn tuRIA AL
Chris Andrew.
GLORIA ¡STEFAN LINDA TONSTADT YOUNG MC
BELINDA CARLISLE EURYTHMICS
GIANT SOUL II SOUL P UDEBO% 1140.SON TWINS Hottest: WARRANT 2 -1 SKID ROW 3 -2 MADONNA 4 -3 CHER 5 -4 MOTLEY CRUE 16 -10
94TYXIJackson, MS Man KWG.
POCO MARTIKA LINDA PONSTADT B ottent: CHER 2 -1 MADONNA 7 -4 KEVIN PAIGE 8 -6 JANET JACKSON 12 -9 RABYFACE 25-14
WAFEIJecksonvSI.. FL
PtltsIG4NMc
GLORIA ESTRFAN LINDA BONSTADT (day) THOMPSON TWINS BRIDGE TOO F SOUL. II SOUL Rottest: MOTLEY CRUE 9 -7 KEVIN PAIGE 10 -8 TEAL'S FOR FEARS 12-9 TINA TURNER 26-19 BAD ENGLISH 29 -25
WOGT /JOlwen City, TN
HIESMenn
ALICE COOPER LINDA RONSTADT WHITE LION EDHTT'OMICS Hottest
PETTY TON P 5-3 POLING STONES 9 -5 MICHAEL MORALES 17 -12 MOT EY CRUE 20-14 EXPOSE 31 -20
WOKUKnDNville, TN CAW Gish
TESLA ALICE COOPER TEARS POR FEARS Hottest: MOTLEY CRUE 5 -4 AENDSMItH 6 -5 ROLLING STONES 7 -6
INA TURNER 13 -9 JMEr JACKSON 18-12
WLAP(Leaingtan.KY FodGreve.
N. KIDS ON THE S ALLA ABDUL
BAL ENGLISH MOTLEY CRUE (day) AEBOSMITH (day) Hottest: NEW IDS ON THE B 1 -1 GRAYSON HUGH 4-2 MILLI VANILLI 7 -3 WARRANT 6 -5 BEE GEES 11-13
K KYK(UtW Rock. AR RDIlinglEdwerd.
BELINDA CARLISLE GLORIA ESTEEM Hottest: SKID ROW 1 -1 WARRANT 2 -2 BABYPAGE 4 -3 JANET JACKSON 5 -D NEW RIDS ON THE 6 -5
KZOUILSNN Rook. AR
Stewart/Gory
ARDS ON THE B
ROSMITH GLORIA ESTEFM POCO (dp) SOULSISTER (dp) Hotte et: WARRANT 1 -1 SKID IOW 3-2 J MET JACKSON 15 -5 NEW KIDS ON THE B 17 -6
SM KIDS ON THE B 0-12
WDJX(WNev4M. KY
Bh.MUMeyer
ACC() PAULA .13UL LINDA BONSTADT (dp) H o tte et: GLORIA [STEFAN 1 -1 CHER 3 -2 MILLI VANILLI 4 -3 MADONNA 5 -4 WARRANT 11-7
99WAYS(Mecon. GA Rick Wood.
no ne Mottest[ MILLI VANILLI 3-3 WARRANT 4 -4
TOM TOM E 20 -20
PETTY 21 -21 AEWSMITH 22 -22
Z9WMemphis. TN Lana/Harder
LING STONES W KIDS CM THE B
AEROSMITH Hottest: MILLI VAN.. 3 -1 CHER 7 -4 WARRANT 10-5 JANET /ICRSON 17 -13 BOBBY BROWN 26 -20
FM100/MempN.. TN Conley/NMaen
BOBBY BROWN LINDA RONSTADT NEW DS ON E Nottest: MILLI VANILLI 4 -1
GMT 5 -1 JANET JACKSON 13 -6 INE YOUNG CANN IB 12 -9
MICHAEL MORALES 16-1:
WABB(MobIO. AL FramlPendsrvis
W KIDS ON THE B
HIVING COLOUR (dp)
WARRANT 4 -1 MILLI VANILLI 2 -2 SKID ROM 7 -6 JANET JACKSON 15 -8 ROLLING STONES 20 -15
WHHV(Mpntgpnery. AL Stwrs/Sbwran
KIX (dp) BELINDA CARLISLE THOMPSON TWINS EURYTHMICS Idp) GLORIA ¡ STEFAN LIVING COLOUR Idp) Hottest:
CHER 2 -1 GEES 8 -5
EXPOSE 12 -9 O MET JACKSON 17-14 ROLLING STONES 20 -17
KBFM(McAKan- Brownsville, TX Heye.ISantogo
ALICE COOPER (dp) LINDA ROMSTADT POCO BELINDA CARLISLE K. (day)
e et: MILLI VA/ MU 1 -1 WARRANT 2 -2 SEID ROW 5-3 YOUNG IC 19 -12
NEW KIDS ON THE B 34 -20
Y7137/NeahvNa. TN CIIweIKapon
Hotte. CHER 1 -1 MADONNA 5 -5 MICHAEL MORALES 6 -6 JANET JACKSON 14 -14 AZROSMITM 16-16
B J10sIOrondo, FL ThpNMBbns
MILLI VANILLI LINDA TONSTADT GLORIA &STEFAN Nottest: MOVING PICTURES 3-2
NEW KIDS [ 5 THE B 10 -7 MADONNA I2-8 BAD ENGLISH 22 -16
Y10WOrlando, FL
Sbvp.Ooean LIVING COLOUR (dp)
PAULA ABDUL GLORIA ASSUAN
BELINDA CARLISLE Hottest: MILLI MNtL1 1 -1
ARRANT 6 -2 RABYFACE 9 -5 JAN. laON 19 -I3 YOUNG MC 20 -14
WRVO(Rlchmond. VA D BYWMCKay
NEW EIDS ON THE B
DEBBIE GIBSON ALICE COOPER EXPOSE ELTON JOHN SOULSISTER SEDUCTION MARTI KA BAD ENGLISH PAULA MWL THOMPSON TWINS Hottest: WARRANT 3-2 MILLI VANILLI 7 -3 MOTLEY CRUE 9 -5 N. KIDS ON THRE D-14 DEBBIE GIBSON 19
KBLRwrwkK VA IleekeW6WM
NEW KIDS ON THE B
TINA TURNER B - 52' S Hotte et: WARRANT 1 -1 MICHAEL MORALES 8 -6 STARSHIP 15 -12 ROLLING STONES 16 -14
TEARS POR FEARS 26 -23
Z10EIBan.ob. FL
Evans/Chao
J ANET JACKSON FIX
THOMPSON TWINS BELINDA CARLISLE GLORIA ESTEEM Hottest[ NEW KIDS ON THE B 1 -1 MILLI VANILLI 4 -2 SKID FOR 10 -7 MOTLEY COVE 22 -16 NEW RIDS ON THE S 19-25
2100/BaNaENlaq GA McOreovM/RYrrs
CURE GLORIA ESTEEM LINDA RONSTADT
tte et: WARRANT 3 -1 NEW RIDS ON THE B 9-2 CHER 5-3
JANET JACKSON 12-6 NEW KIDS THE B 0-15
KTUXISMevport LA
ShpperWOrNr
NEM RIDS ON THE B
LINDA BONSTADT ALICE COOPER EURYTHMICS ALARM SEDUCTION Hottest: WARRANT 2 -1 SKID ROW 4 -3 CURE 11 -6 EXPOSE 16-10 JANET JACKSON 18 -11
WOW/We.t Palm Beach. FL
MANBrooks
YOUNG MC
PAULA ABDUL GLORIA ESTEE. Rottest: JANET JACKSON 3 -3 MADONNA 6 -4 E %FOSS 8 -6 JEFF HEALEY BAND 17 -10 BABYFACH 21 -11
WDUGWeshingt0n. NC
J9cksonilane
ALICE COOPER I.4,1 LINDA ROAST., Hottest: MOTLEY CRUE 16 -9 JANET JACKSON 24 -11 CURE 22 -12 MICHAEL MORALES 21 -16 PRINCE 25-19
WEIL/Menton-Salem. NC HOIlowaylR.YNOOs
LINDA BONSTADT GLORIA &STEFAN TINA TURNER MARTINA EURYTHMICS Hotte st CHER Ì -1 NEW KIDS ON THE B 13 -7 J ANET JACKSON 20 -11 NEM KIDS ON THE B 27-21 MILLI VANILLI 5-25
P3 KOIDAmarbo, TX Stu Smoke
GLORIA EST SPAN EURYTHMICS NATALIE COLE JOHN EDDIE (dp) ROCOCO GURUS (dp) H ottest: MILLI VANILLI 1 -1 WARRANT 2 -2 MADONNA 4 -3 CHER 5 -4 JANET JACKSON 11 -5
WKSFIAehAI(.. NC M.lenryrtrent
EURYTHMICS ALICE COOPER (day) GLORIA ERTEFM LINDA BONSTADT BELINDA CARLISLE H ottest[ MILLI VANILLI 3 -3 ROLLING STONES 12 -10 MOTLEY URRE 20 -14 TEAM POR FEARS 21 -15 BAD ENGLISH 36 -25
WJAD(Bainbrld9KAlbany. DA Burtch Monets EURYTHMICS LINDA BONSTADT PAULA ABDUL ALICE COOPER GIANT CCa GREAT WRITE
BELINDA CARLISLE Ho tte stl MILLI VANILLI 3 -1 WARRANT 4 -2 MADONNA 5 -3 CURE 7 -5 SKID ROW 8-6
WOIDIBioal. MS AJ- Amax
POCO KEVIN PAIGE GLORIA EOTEFAN SOUL II SOUL EURYTHMICS No tte et: JANET JACKSON 15 -4 BABYPACE 20 -12 MICHAEL MORALES I6 -13
2K1 S ONE NEW D THE 0 D -30
WZKXIBIIOSI. MS Spillman/Michael.
ALICE COOPER GIANT (day) LINDA BONSTADT Idp) PAULA 1DUL SOUL II SOUL (dp) EURYTHMICS (dp) REGINA BELLE Ho tte et: MILLI VANILLI 1 -1
JACKSON ACCKSON 10 -5 CURE 11 -6 MICHAEL MORALES 18-99
NEW RIDS 21
KEZBIEI Peso. TX McMahon/Gawks
NO GLORIA ES EFAN LINDA ROMSTADT Hottest: EXPOSE 4 -1 MADONNA 5-3 SEDUCTION 6-4 JANET JACKSON 10 -5 YOUNG Pr 11 -9
WJMOIFlonnce, SC BekeriLevels
LINDA BONSTADT (dpi
EURYTHMICS GLORIA &STEFAN BELINDA CARLISLE Hotte stt MILLI VANILLI 5-2 JANET JACKSON 11 -7 TORS FOR FEARS 28 -17 MOTLEY CAMS 24 -19 BAD ENGLISH 15 -25
KISRIFL Smith. AR BakedMOrgp PRINCE EURYTHMICS LINDA NONSTADT GIANT AN BELINDA CARLISLE flotte et: MARRANT 5 -2
JANET JACKSON 12 -5 MICGBL MORALES 11-6 EXPOSE 14 -I1
TEARS FOR FEARS 20-14
B911IFt Smith AR
Bro3w1/CISN
EURYTHMICS NEW RIDS ON THE B
THOMPSON TWINS SOULSISTER Hottest: WARRANT 2-1 8 -52'S 18 -I2
JANET JACKSON 19 -13 TEARS FOR PURS 25-19 BAD ENGLISH 29 -25
OI0410ad.drt AL
LE. Davo
BELINDA CARLISLE EURYTHMICS
GREAT IMITE GLORIA ESTEFAN
TINA TURNER Hottest: MARRANT 2 -1 SKID ROW 4 -4 JMEr JACKSON 16 -6 EXPOSE 13 -10 MOTLEY CRUE 21 -18
WYK&Oalnevllo, FL
BE.IWJon
GLORIA ESTEFM LINDA BONSTADT SHARON BRYANT DINO SEDUCTION Hotte et: MILL VANILLI 6-4 MADONNA 9 -5 JANET JACKSON 13 -6 CURE 15 -10 BABYPAGE 17-13
KSMB(L.4ayetb, LA
SErIalkNe4on
CHUCK 11 KOOREN e -52'S (day) THOMPSON TWINS SOULSISTER YOUNG MC (dp)
VESTA BA tte et: WARRANT 1 -1 SURFACE 2 -2 BABYPACE 1.0 -3 MET JACKSON 5 -D NEW KIDS ON THE 1s-6
G101(Merdlan, MS Ron Wallace
NEW 1D5 ON THE B
SEDUCTION B -52'5
D ENGLISH Idp) THOMPSON TWINS Hottest: MILLI VANILLI 2 -1 WARRANT 3 -2 MADONNA 6 -3 CHER 5-4 SEID ROW 7 -6
KNANIMOnrw, LA
Lone/Piro
LINDA RONSTADT GLORIA ESTGAN SHARON BRYANT PATTI LABELLE Ho tte stl MILLI VANILLI 1 -1 EXPOSE 16 -9 POCO 17 -10 BABYFACE 22 -13 OMET JACKSON 30 -18
KNOEIMonroa. LA
MNOholUCMmblw
YOUNG ITC
Op) THOMPSON TWINS GLORIA &STEFAN BELINDAS CARLISLE PAULA DUL I
LINDA GS
L RONSTADT flattest: WARRANT 1 -1 JANET JACKSON 7 -6 PRINCE 8-) MILS
FOR 9 -8
TAMES PGR9 30 -18
WPFaBIPrslrl. City. FB
Mr. Lou/Stono
EURYTHMICS LINDA TONSTADT Idp: BELINDA CARLISLE ICEHOUSE COVER GIRLS (dp) GLORIA ESTOFM H OODOO US (dp) 10,000 MANIACS (dpi Hottest[ WARRANT 1 -1 B EE GEES 3-2 SKID ION 9-4 ROLLING STONES 21-.6
MOTLEY CRUE 27 -23
KIXYISen Angelo. TX
John Raymond
BELINDA CARLISLE LINDA BONSTADT YOUNG IC GREAT MHI TE SHR ...5 SIST (dp) H ottest I
MILLI :ANILLI 1 -1 WARRANT 2 -2 MOTLEY CRUZ 6-3 TEESLA 2WH 11 -5 TESLA 29 -19
Z10ER.NElwoeo, FL
Bron Douglas
ROLLING STONES NEW .DS ON TEL E POCO YOUNG MC (dp) Ho tte Mt[ MILLI VANILLI 1 -I PAULA ABDUL 2 -2
WARRANT 4 -3 JEEP BULKY BAND 10 -6 MADONNA 13 -7
KV/TX/Waco. TX CM. Ling
BEL INDA CARLISLE THOMPSON TWINS HOODOO SURDS (day.
PAULA MWL HUBERT BAH ALICE COOPER Idp Hottest: WARRANT 8 -2 MADONNA Il -B
MICHAEL MORALES :18-11 SEDUCTION 35-28
BAD LNGLI SH 36
KNINIWb1MO Fold. TX R.YIS0O1
JOE COCKER ALARM EURYTHMICS (dp) BELINDA CARLISLE EXTREME (day) Ho tte at: WARRANT 2 -1 SKID ROW 3 -2 B-5 2'S B -5 RIX 14 -10
RICHARD MARX 2A -19
W VBSIWIImington. NC Fred AH.,,
K. ALICE COOPED LOVE f POCKETS Ho tte stl CHER 5-1 CURE 9 -5 EXPOSE 14 -8 J ANE` JACKSON rs -11 RABYFACE 17 -12
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Did Not Report, PlBylist F
W PST/Trenton K2106 /Chattanooga FM104 /Modesto
ozen (3):
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MOST ADDED BREAKOUTS
Paula Abdul Alarm Belinda Carlisle Natalie Cole Gloria Estefan Linda Ronstadt Eurythmics
P2
WKDDIAkron, OH ClerldNichobe
NEw RIDS ON THE B Idp) NEW KIDS ON THE B (dp) UNDERWORLD POCO ottest:
MARRANT 3 -1 TOM PETTY 7-3 STARSHIP 14 -8 MICHAEL MORALES 13-10 ROXETTE 19-13
WPHR/CbvNlyd, OH ThomeslBrown
[LINDA CARLISLE EURYTHMICS LINDA ROHSTADT GLORIA HSTRAN KEVIN RALEIGH Mottest: MILLI VANILLA 5 -3 JANET JACKSON 9 -7 CURE 16 -16
9103 24 -27 NEW KIDS W THE B 31-29
H ot 92/Cleveland, OH KenVllbpher
PAULA ANDUL THOMPSON TWINS COVER GIRLS MOVING PICTURES Hotta st: MILLI MNILLI 2 -1 SKID ROM 3-2 BOBBY BROWN 27 -19 NE14 RIDS ON THE B 10 -25 STARSHI P I6 -26
92UVCoombus, On Todd/Carter
n One Hottest: KIX 5 -4
MOTLEY CRUE 13 -9 ALICE COUPER 20 -16 TESLA 23-19 GREAT WHITE 26 -22
WP%RIDsvenport IA
Larry Davie
ABDU1.
ALICE COOPER SHARON BRYANT YOUNG HIC
BAD ENGLISH NEM RIDS ON THE B
Ho tte et: SKID ROW 3 -1 MILLI VANIGI 8 -4 MADONNA 12 -6 MICHAEL MORALES I1 -9 STA SHIP 21-10
WOTZIDeyton. OH B Mlendne'ROp
YOUNG MC
VESTA ICEHOUSE
CHER e 2-1 MILLI VANIGI 3 -3 MADONNA 6 -4 JANET JACKSON 7 -5 TEARS FOR FEARS 17-11
MINO/Dee Mona, IA KNphtlLewb
KEVIN RALEIGH DS ON THE B
Hottest: MADONNA 5 -5 KEVIN PAIGE 9-0 CHER 10 -9 CROCE II NOOSES 15 -12 ROXETTE 16 -13
K2IWDubW. MN
MkdteeW/JObuen
GLORIA E9TANAN RIX (Sp) ALICE COOPER (dp) BELINDA CARLISLE SII@LY RED (dp) NATALIE COLE Ho tte et: MILLI VANGLLI 3 -1 SKID ROW 6 -5 JANET JACKSON 10 -6 AEROSMITH 25 -19
CRUE MOTLEY CRUE 34 -26
WNVCKIFtnt MI
St MlchNe(ODM
LINDA BONSTADT DONNY OUMOND THOMPSON TWINS SOULSISTER NULLBOX NATALIE COLE BRIDGE TOO FAR Hottest: NEWER CHERRY 5-1 CURE 4 -2 8 -52S 9 -1 DINO 1]-10 BM ENGLISH 29 -21
WMEE/Ft Wayne, IN Jeff Davis
GLORIA !STEFAN ALICE COOPER NEW KIDS ON THE B
LINDA ROHSTADT Hottest: WARRANT 3-1 MILLI MNILLI S-2 MADONNA 7 -4 SKID ROW 6 -5 JANET JACKSON I6 -8 WORD(Orend Rapide MI CBeBNy/Frlday
MICHAEL MORALES RON RAN SODLSIST BR NATALIE COLE TINA TURNER Hot to at JANET JACKSON 7 -5 SKID ROM 12 -7 CURE 14 -13 BABYPAGE 24 -19
KLO/Gand Rapide, MI Owen/Onnes
SKID RON DAN REED NETWORK Botteet: ROILING STONES 14 -9
TEARS POR FEARS I8-13 MOTLEY CATE 21 -14
TINA 25 -16
ANA ER 26 -19
WIX2UOreen Say. WI Coy(LOWece
WHITE LION (dp) KIX (dp) GREAT WHITE (dp) PAU, ABDUL Hotte et: MILLI WNIG1 5 -1 PAUL SHAFFER 3 -2 MICHAEL MORALES 13 -7 NEW KIDS ON THE B 25 -17 MOTLEY CRUE 32-27
WTSXHIbMnp.OW W, MN CnINDeHa
BELINDA CARLISLE PAULA ABDUL MOTLEY CRUE (dp) Hottest: WARRANT 1 -1 SKID ROW 5-3 MAGI HAMID! 6-4 NEW KIDS ON TEE B 30-18 NEM RIDS ON THE B D -29
2104/Madison. WI Lockwood/Keyes
ROXETTE DINO LINDA ROHSTADT
ON TWINS KIX (dp) Hotte st MILLI VANILLA 4 -1 SKID RON 2 -2 SURFACE 10 -6 NEW RIDS ON THE B 20-16 BAD ENGLISH 38 -19
KJ30010kbhome Clty. OK MeCoyTeyNM
NEW RI ON THE B
PAULA ABDUL GREAT NBITE STARSHIP Hottest: NARRANT 1 -1 MILLI VANILLA 4-2 MADONNA 7-5 CHER 21 -9 KEVIN PAIGE 18 -10
m'Oklahoom City. OK B rett Minder
SYBIL SOUL II SOUL HOODOO GURUS (dp) GLORIA ®TERN Ho tte et: CURE 6 -1
JANET JACKSON 14 -7 B ANDBOX 19 -9 TEARS FOR PEARS 21 -15
NEW KIDS ON THE B D -24
KOKO(OmMU, NB Drew Bentley
PAULA ABDUL LINDA ROHSTADT KIX (dp) ALICE COOPER (dp) Rottest: MILLI MNILLI 2 -1
JANET JACKSON 11 -7 TEARS FOR FEARS 20-10 MOTLEY CROW 14 -11 BAD ENGLISH 10 -20
KZBLPeorb.IL Edwards/Stern
PAULA ABDUL NEW KIDS ON THE B ALICE COOPER GLORIA ESTRAN Hottest: NARRANT 1 -1 SKID ROW 2 -2 MADONNA 3-3 CHER 5 -4 MILLI MNILLI 6 -5
WZOKIROCMOrd. IL
NaWSumnure
PAULA ABDUL ALICE COOPER LINDA ROHSTADT (dp) Ho tte stt WARRANT I -I MILLI MNILLI 2 -2 MADONNA 3 -3 JANET JACKSON 4 -4 TEARS FOR FEARS 12 -6
WMHETOIedo. OH MIke Wheeler
PAULA ABDUL GLORIA ESTRAN POCO (dp) TROMPSON TWINS REGINA BELLE Idp) Hottest: MARRANT 2 -1 CHER 3-2 MILLI MNILLI 7-3 JANET JACKSON 11 -6
!NCH CHERRY 14 -9
WRONTdedo.OH MeaoNO'ROUrks
DO.Y ORMOND CULT H00000 GURUS PAU, ABDUL GLORIA ESTRAN Hottest: CHER 4 -2
NEVER CHERRY 6-5 JANET JACKSON 9 -7 CURE 11 -8 TIRE YOUNG CANNIB 16 -13
KAY107/TUWA OK Jan Dian
NEW RIDS ON THE B
ALICE COOPER EURYTHMICS BELINDA CARLISLE No tte stt WARRANT 2 -1 CRLR 3-2 MILLI WNILLI 7-3 SKID ROW 5 -4 JANET JACKSON 12-7
KMTNulS, OK MYen(SmIW
AEROSMITI SAID RD
TOM PETTY ALICE COOPER Botte stt MARRANT 1-3 SKID HOW 4 -2 CHER 5-3 JEFF HEALEY BAND 6-5 MILLI MNILLI I1 -9
KKRINIMehte KS DWerWllWrn
GLORIA ESTEEM PAULA ABDUL CURE YOUNG NC (dp) LOVE E ROCKETS (dp) EURYTHMICS MOTLEY CRUE (dia) H ottest:
MADONNA 4 -1 PRINCE 9 -7 TEARS POR FEARS 10 -8 STARSHIP 22 -12 TINA TURNER 29 -21
WMOT(Younptwr:, OH Olrlt Thompson
PAULA ABDUL THOMPSON TWINS TEXAS KEVIN PAIGE EURYTHMICS LINDA BONSTADT
ALARM Hottest: NILLI VANILLA 2-1 WARRANT 4 -2 JANET JACKSON 10 -4 CHER 6-5 SKID ION 7 -6
P3 KYVY/BelRSerck. ND Bob Beek
LINDA BONSTADT PRINCE ALICE COOPER BELINDA CARLISLE EURYTHMICS GLORIA EETRAN Hotte at: MILLI VANILLA 3 -1
TOM PETTY 12-9 ROXESTE 15 -10 AHOSMI 26 -20 MOTLEY CRUE 29 -24
WBNOIBloomington, IL
Just1NWeIe
EURYTHMICS LINDA BONSTADT THOMPSON TWINS BELINDA CARLISLE
KIX (dp) Hottest: WARRANT 2 -1 MADONNA 6 -3 EXPOSE 10 -5 CURE 11 -6 STARSLIP 13 -7
WLAW(Champalp. IL SSKOISRIIne. KS McCrWMEKelphen Brad King
PAULA ABDUL BAD ENGLISH TINA TURNER (dp) THOMPSON TWINS flotte st: MADONNA 3 -2 SKID ROW 4 -3 JANET JACKSON 9 -4 CURE 11 -7 NEW RIDS ON THE B D -29
KCMOICekenbb, MO TutlWNerrp:
GLORIA ESTEPAN LINDA BONSTADT (dp) SAALSITTE! EURYTHMICS UNDERWORLD YOUNG MC Rost:
NANET tte
CACKSON 1 -6 NENER ES -6
MORALES MIXWEH, 1] -]1 ROXETTE 23-17 LIVING COLOUR 25-20
KLYVIDiWupne, IA TlwrualJrrer,
DINO SOULSISTER
B -52'S (dp) PAULA ABDUL Hottest:
WARRANT 1 -1 MILLI MNILLI 3 -2 CHER 6 -3 SKID ROW 9 -6 MOTLEY CRUE 31-22
Y04(Fengo. ND Jeck Lundy
SKID ROM (dp) BELINDA CARLISLE ALICE COOPER (dp) Hottest: WARRANT 1 -1 CHER 4 -2 MILLI NAHEEI 5-3 ROXETTE 13-9
AEROSMITH 2O -15
KOHTIGrend Forks, ND GunnerlACker
KEVIN PAIGE ICEHOUSE
BILLY SGUIER KIX Idp) Nottest: SKID NON 12 -9 RICHARD MARX 19 -12 B -52S 20 -16 BAD ENGLISH 28 -18 TEXAS 30 -19
SOULSISTER ALARM BELINDA CARLISLE KEVIN PAIGE PAULA ABWL Ho tte stl
CHER 1-1 WARRANT 4-2 SKID ROM 1-3 LIVING COLOUR 20 -17 MILLI VANILLA 23 -10
KPAT /Sklar Falb. SD Maguire/11"d
EURYTHMICS BELINDA CARLISLE GLORIA ESTEEAN POCO EXTREME (dp) Hottest: WARRANT 1 -1 ROLLING STONES 8 -8 TEARS FOR PEARS 11 -9 UNDERWORLD 16-14 B-52S 20 -15
KWTOISpkgllek MO McKeylAuetln
GLORIA [STEFAN BELINDA CARLISLE 8 -52S BABYFAXE ALARM DONNY OSMOND
JOHN EDDIE Notts st SKID ROW 2 -1 GRAYSON HUGH 5-3 MOTLEY CEDE 7 -4 ROILING STONES 14 -6 JANET JACKSON 11-7
WOBRIBprMgllMd, IL
MoprdLBwby
PAULA ABDUL ALARM GLORIA EETRAN EURYTHMICS BELINDA CARLISLE LINDA ROMSTADT
EXTREME THOMPSON TWINS EXTREM (dp) e UFF LNOPF (dp) Hottest: SKID HDN 4-3
MADONNA 5 -4 JANET JACKSON 11 -7 CURE 16 -10 TEARS POR FEARS 27 -15
WPFRTerre Heute. IN
Newton/King
GREAT WHITE NATALIE COLE CUTTING CREW Rottest:
KTXY(JdfMnbn CNyOsHorbb MO JANET FOR 20210
JaekBONCob TEARS FOR r26-1 21 -14 TITAN URNE 22816 TINA TURNER 32 -22 BAD ENGLISH 32 -22
WBWB/Bbomi gton, IN
Merk Callaghan
B ELINDA CARLISLE TOM PETTY LINDA ROHSTADT SOULSISTER EURYTHMICS YOUNG MC
Nottest: WARRANT 2 -1 MADONNA 5 -3 JANET JACKSON 11 -5 MOTLEY CRUZ 27 -2 NEW KIDS THE D -33
WCHJCBAwndele, IL
Tony WNbkua GREAT MIHTE PAU, ABDUL Hottest: MARRANT 2 -1 MAGI WEIL. 4 -3 JANET JACKSON 8-4 ADRIAN BELLI 10-9 8 -52S 12 -10
KOCWCedar RpWs, IA
D IXCNGered
NEW RIDS ON THE B BELINDA CARLISLE GLORIA ESTRAN EURYTHMICS Ho tte at MILLI WNILLI 1 -1 CHER 5-2
!RANT 4 -3 J ANET JACKSON 9-6 EXPOSE 12-9
THOMPSON TWINS MOVING PICTURES KEVIN PAIGE DAN REED NETWORK Idp1 PAULA ABDUL ALICE COOPER (dp) SOULSISTER Ho tte et: MOTLEY CRUE 30 -16
EROSMS 28 -17 NEW KIDS ON THE B D -28 BOBBY BROWN 35 -29
AD ENGLISH D-32
WKFRIKebmetoo, MI
AnMonylBrlteìn
none Botte st: NARRANT 2 -1 MILLI MNILLI 7-2 CHER B -4 STARSHIP 30 -6
XHAEL MORALES 14 -9
MAZY/Lafayette. IN
Morton/Millar
EURYTHMICS GLORIA [STEFAN LINDA DT
YOUNG PC Idol KIX (dp) Rottest: MILLI NIGH 2 -2 MADONNA 5 -5
JANET JACKSON 11 -6 THROSM NTH 17 -15
RS FOR FEARS 20-16
KRUMJneMn, NE
Cook/Mayer MARTIKA 8 -52'S (dp) LINDA ROHSTADT Idp) ALICE COOPER Idp, BELINDA CARLISLE Ho tte at WARRANT 1 -1 MILLI MNILLI 3 -2 MADONNA 6 -4 JANET JACKSON 0 -6 TEARS FOR FEARS 14 -8
WIBWTopelu, KS AbXerdarlHrton
CURE EURYTHMICS LINDA ROHSTADT (dp) SOULBISTBR KEVIN PAIGE DAN REED NETWORK ERUPT L'NUR B -52'S Hottest: WARRANT 2 -1 MILLI HANILLI 8 -3 MADONNA 10-5 SKID ROW 11 -8 JANET JACKSON 26 -12
KFMWIWetedoo, IA
Mark Heroen
ALARM BELINDA CARLISLE EURYTHMICS NEW RIDS ON THE B
GIANT KIX Idp) Hottest: LIVING COLOUR 11 -10 AEROSMITH 18 -12 ROLLING STONES 19 -11 TEARS FOR FEARS 24 -10 MOTLEY CRUE 28 -19
WIFC(Weueau, WI Duff Demo.
BELINDA CARLISLE EURYTHMICS SOUSSISTER THOMPSON TWINS Hottest:
SPANT 2-I STARSHIP 6 -2 FINE YOUNG CANNON 10 -6
MADONNA 12 -7 ROLLING STONES 15 -9
MOST ADDED
Gloria Estefan Eurythmics Linda Ronstadt Paul Abdul Belinda Carlisle
WEST BREAKOUTS
Stevie B
MINI Vanilli Alarm
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P2
KKSBIAlbupwpr, NM CadmeSIKert
PAULA ABWL GLORIA !URAN SOUL II SOUL E1-52'S Hotte st: MADONNA 2 -2 PRINCE 7 -5 JEFF HEILET BAND 11 -8 YOUNG IC 14 -10 PINE YOUNG CANNIB 22 -12
KNMOIAWupwrpu, NM Tomb RNare
ELTON JOHN POCO (dp) REGINA BELLE TINA TURNER (dp)
SOUL II SOUL BAD ENGLISH B -52S Nottest: MILLI MNILLI 2 -1 CHER 6 -2
EXPOSE 10 -5 CHRISTOPHER MILLI 11 -9 DINO 20 -14
KK%XIMkeefleld, CA SpdrWChMemphar
DWO SHANE GLORIA ESTRAN
tte Bt: NEWER CHERRY 3-2 JANET JACKSON 15 -4 BARYFACE 9 -7 CHRISTOPHER NILLI 11 -9 NEW KIDS ON THE B D-22
KFBBIIBObe. ID
Jeck Amubenp
EURYTHMICS LINDA ROHSTADT BELINDA CARLISLE PATTI LABELLE (dp) GLORIA /STEFAN TESLA (dp) NEW RIDS ON TEE B
ALICE COOPER (dp HOODOO GURUS (dia) Nottest: MOTLEY CRUE 13 -6 J ANET JACKSON 18 -7 YOUNG IC 27 -14 AEROSMITH 30 -21 B AD ENGLISH BAD ENGLISH 40-26
KATM/COloredo Springs, CO SweneeEVFrkke
TINA TURNER LOVE i ROCKETS Idp) EXTREME (dp) ENUE LNUT (del LINDA ROHSTADT (dp) Rottest: SKID ROW 2 -1 MOTLEY CRUE 9-4 ALICE COOPER 10 -6 .110.1TH 15 -8 ROXETTE 21 -14
KKMO/Celaado Spinge, CO Mfller/Stevene
SOUL II SOUL D'ATHA NICKS NATALIE COLE PATTI LABELLE (dp) GLORIA ESTRAN Hottest: BABYPACE 2 -1 JANET JACKSON 12 -2 EXPOSE 10-5 DINO 23 -13 NEW RIDS OM THE B D -22
CNEOIEAmpmmn, Alberts 8RO(BrNIeISBnrt
N. KIDS ON THE B YOUNG MC
POCO RIM MITCHELL LUBA Hottestt MILLI VANILLA 3 -2 WARRANT 6 -5
JANET JACKSON 19 -11 ROLLING STONES 20 -12 ROXETTE 2,16
KSND(Etnperw, OR Bwana/Vele.
AEIOSMITH PAULA ABDUL DAN REED NETWORK LINDA POPSTADT
B ELINDA CARLISLE EURYTHMICS GLORIA EETEPAN DOWNY ORMOND Hotte et: MADONNA 5 -1 FINE YOUNG CANNON 7 -4 POCO 21 -I9 B AD ENGLISH 36 -21 NEW KIDS GE THE B 38-24
B.SIFreenO, CA Devb/PeNar
J DDY WATLEY STEVIE B
MILLI MNILLI GINA GO-GO N. RIDS ON THE B
Nottest: SHARON BRYANT 6-3 TEDDY RILEY R GUY 11-4 JANK JACKSON 15 -10 LAPP 23-13 2 LAM CREW 28 -21
KR2RIFryro, CA JoMwl/deOWUe
ALARM DAN REED NETWORK (dp) EURYTHMICS (dp) FALLBOX (dp) SHOOTING STAR PETER FRAMPTON Hotte et: MOTLEY CRUE 17 -6 AEROSMITH 18 -7 TEARS FOR FEARS 24 -17 ICEHOUSE D-19 CULT 26 -20
KYNO/Frearo, CA Cby/Carter
NEW RIDS ON THE E
APP STEVIE B DONNY OBNOID SOUL II SOIL GLORIA EITRAN Nottest: TERRE RILE/ I WY 12-10 TERRY TATE 19 -14 NAN RIDS ON THE B 23-18
THE PLAY
KIDS ON E B 0-29
KIKUHonoWlu, HI Oda/Sender
STEVIE RA HICKS
NIKK1 NEW GENERATION NEW 5100 ON THE B Idol JOHNNY O (dp) Ho tte et: EXPOSE 7 -5 AMES JACKSON 11-6 2 LIVE CREW 14 -8
NEW GENERATION 20 -13 H IGH IMPACT 26 -21
KOMO/HonoWlu. HI AkerWHRrt
NATALIE COLE LINDA ROHSTADT GLORIA ESTEE CHRISTOPHEN WILLI SYBIL ART OF NOISE Hottestt MILLI MNILLI 1 -1 SURFACE 4 -1 MADONNA 5 -4 BOBBY BROW 11 -10 C. MARLEY 12 -11
KLUOLee "pH NV Dean/Taylor
PAU, ABDUL STEVIE E R RYT NIES LINDA BONSTADT TINA TURNER Ho tte se: YOUNG MC 3 -1 CHER 2 -2 SKID ROW 8 -1
JANET JACKSON 10 -4 ROXETTE 18 -7
FMIWMDMe1o.Stockton, CA DeMeroneV/H,Htmen
none Hottest: CHER 1 -1 GLORIA ! STEPAN 2 -2 STARSHIP 3 -3 WARRANT 4-4 SKID POW 5-5
KCAO(OpurdVartbWa. CA Orag WBBnne
AEROSMITH BAD ENGLISH SOULSISTER STEVIE B SOUL II SOUL Bo tte st: MILLI VANILLA 1 -1 WARRANT 3 -1 JANET JACKSON 11 -6 NEW RIDS ON THE B D-B BOBBY BROWN 13 -10
KOVFMIWUardK, AZ SManr/YSener
STARSHIP GLORIA ESTRAN MICHAEL MORALES Hottest: MARRANT 1 -1 SKID ROW 2 -2 HONEYMOON SUITE 8 -4 TEARS FOR FEARS 16 -12 NEW KIDS ON THE B 20 -14
KWNZ/flenc. NV Roble/Dement
none Hottest: MILLI MNILLI 4 -1 CHER 8 -2 WARRANT 11 -4 LIVING COLOUR 18 -8 JANET JACKSON 20 -11
KROY/SaAemento, CA LyMVWrnun
EXPOSE CURE GLORIA 6TEPAN
BELINDA CARLISLE DEBBIE GIBSON
PAULA ABWL Ra tte et: MILLI HANSEL! 4 -1 MADONNA 3 -2 CHER 14-5 JANET JACKSON
9, NEW KIDS TH¢ B 23 -11
KDON(SMIneeMOmerey, CA HPEWSSard"
SOUL II ROIL GLORIA EITRAN Idp) STEVIE 13
CYNTHIA HIGH IMPACT Hottest: YOUNG MC 2 -1
MADONNA 5 -2 JANET JACKSON 7 -4 CHER 9-5 NEW RIDS co THE B 20 -10
KZZU(Bpokaru, WA I/opkoe/Medneen
NEM RIDS ON THE B
BELINDA CARLISLE ALARM GLORIA EST RAN EURYTHMICS (dp) BEE GEES (dp) GIANT (do)
TESLA Idp) Rotte et: WARRANT 2 -1 CURS 8 -7 ROXETTE 11 -9 TEARS FOR FEARS 14-11 MILLI VANILLA 18-12
KROTueeem AZ Ingeem/Dayle
PAULA ABDUL MILLI VANILLA TINA TURRBR
BAD ENGLISH LINDA ROHSTADT
MARTIKA Idp) DINO (dp)
NEW KIDS CAS THE B (dp) Ho tte st: MILLI VANILLA I -1 PAOLA ABDUL 3-2 GLORIA !STEFAN 4 -3 CHER 6-4 MOVING PICTURES 12 -6
P3 KOOT/AntdNMapK AK J.D. C1wdW
PAULA ABDUL GLORIA ESTRAN SW LS INTER GIANT (dp) Hottest: MARRANT 1 -1 RORRTe 17-10
JANET JACKSON 21 -11 MILLI VAMILLI 23-14 POCO 25 -15
KPXWAt i,orep, AK Stew Kroll
BABYPAGE BOBBY BRONN BAD ENGLISH B -52S (dp) Hottest: WARRANT 1 -1 MADONNA 10 -5
JANET JACR 18-I3 MARTII 29 -24
NEW KIDS S ON THE B 35 -28
Z1/7(B111byK MT SVWvarYMess
BAD ENGLISH THOMPSON TWINS POCO (dp) LINDA BONSTADT (dp) Ho tte et: SRI° ROW 4 -1 MILL! VANILLA 2 -2 MINOS. 12 -7 NEW KIDS ON THE B 37-31 MOTLEY CRUE 39 -35
KBOLBotemen, MT Duane Bernhardt
BAD ENGLISH EURYTHMICS NEW KIDS ON THE B PAU, ABDUL Ro tte et: MILLI MULLS 2 -1 EXPOSE 13 -7
JANET JACKSON 19 -I1 TEARS POR FEARS 16 -13 MOTLEY CADE 26 -19
KTRS/Cesper, WY HWORkeeIMieheels
NEW RIDS ON THE B
EURYTHMICS GLORIA ESTRAN PAULA ABDUL KEVIN PAIGE DONNY OSMOID ICEHOUSE Hottest: MADONNA 3-1 WARRANT 5 -4 MILLI MNILLI 8 -5 BEE GEES 11 -6
CURE 16-13
KFBO/CMyenne. WV Davia/Mebtd
NEW KIDS ON THE B
SOU.ISTLR ALICE COOPER THOMPSON TWINS BAD ENGLISH ALARM CHRISTOPHER WILLI Idp) Hottest: CURE 12 -7 MADONNA 17 -10 JANET JACKSON 20 -12 ROXETTE 28 -18 TINA TURNER 19 -21
KFTZSAMU Fe" ID
&arane /CeT
NEW RIDS ON THE e EURYTHMICS
GLORIA ESTRAN SOULSISTER Idp,
BELINDA CARLISLE THOMPSON TWINS PAULA ABDUL LINDA ROAST., (dp) Ho tte stt WARRANT 1-1
JANET JACKSON 20 -11 BAD ENGLISH 25-15 TEARS POI FEARS 33 -26
MOTLEY CRUE D-37
KMOK/LSwlaton, ID
HevenulChas
NEM KIDS ON THE B SEARESPEARS BIET GERAT MAIHIT[ KEVIN PAIGE BELINDA CARLISLE GLORIA [STEFAN LINDA ROHSTADT EURYTHMICS N ottest: MILLI VANILLA 2 -1 SKID ROM 5 -4 J ANET JACKSON 12 -9 ROILING STONES 26 -16 YOUNG MC 25-21
KTMT/MRdhad, OR T....pse.w«T
NEW RIDS ON THE B PAULA ABWL EURYTHMICS GLORIA ISTRPAN BELINDA CARLISLE ALICE COOPER (dp) Hottest: WARRANT 3 -1 BEE GEES 5 -2 MADONA 9-5 FINE YOUNG CANNIB 13 -0 JANET JACKSON 19 -12
ZFUN(Moecow. ID
Curnminpa(HNbr
GLORIA EST RAR EURYTHMICS (dp) SOULSISTER LINDA BONSTADT (dial BELINDA CARLISLE ALARM Rottest: SKID ROM 2 -1 CHER 3-2 MOTLEY CHUR 9 -5 AREWNITH 22 -I5 8 -52S 26 -19
SLY9ESen Wb Obbpo, CA HertrCWk
PAULA ABDUL GLORIA EETRAN OIL ON TWINS
SOUL II SOUL EURYTHMICS BELINDA CARLISLE ICEHOUSE Hottest:
MADONNA 4 -2 BABYFAXE 10 -4 CURE I1 -6 JANET JACKSON 2588 NEM RIDS W TOE 11-27
K2OLSan Wb Obispo, CA RuNArdrewe
MOVING PICTURES BELINDA CARLISLE GLORIA !STEFAN LINDA ROHSTADT (dpi
EURYTHMICS SURFACE ART OF NOISE (do) Hottest: MILLI MNILLI 1 -1 SKID ROW 5 -3 J ANET JACKSON 12 -6 SHARON BRYANT 14 -12 YOUNG MC 17 -15
KMTY/Sents Barba, CA Stone/Sc"
B- 52' S
E M UR TINIER SALIS ESTER Hottest: ROXETTE B -s
EAR FOR
10-8 TEARS P1R PEARS I1 -10 WINGER I8-13 CURB 23-16
OKBETrtCltlea, WA LSMstar/Travb
DEADRD1GER PETER RAMPTON SCUL91STER ROCOCO GURUS
GLORIA ESTRAN Hottest: RIX 2 -1
AEROSMITH 7 -5 MOTLEY CRUE 9 -6 B ANG TANGO 16 -15 ALICE COOPER 20 -17
1K I
SOUS II SOUL "Back To Life"
WXKS add
Z100 23 -20 KITY add 31
KTFM add 25
KKLQ add
X100 add
H 0T97 10 -6
A Million Albums And A Million Singles Later...
WIOQ 12 -11
WPGC 14 -11
KJMZ 21 -18 PWR96 add
PWR106 add 33
FM 102 add 23
KMEL 16 -14
H0T977 deb 35 WTIC add 39 98PXY add
WFMF add 35
WCKZ deb 40 KPRR deb 33 WAPE add
Z99 add
B95 24 -23 KYNO add
KCAQ add
KDON add 29 WRCK add
KZZB add
WANS add WZKX add
WZYP add SLY96 add
KKSS add
KNMQ add
KKMG add 32 KIKI 25 -19 WQID add
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A PAULA ABDUL The Way That You Love Me (Virgin) LP: Forever Your Girl
Total Reports 157 63%
Parallel Regional Reach Reach EMEAKER P1 49% E 69% P2 72% S 67% P3 61% M 59% W 55% Chart Sumary
Pos P1 P P3 Tot 1 0 0 0
National 2 -5 0 0 0 Summary 6 -15 0 0 0 UP 23 16 -40 11 4 19 70 DEBS 47 Ons 7 1 6 23 SAME 23 Adds 7 2 15 42 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 7 1 2 22 ADDS 64 Total 32 8 42 157
GST
W9Lt a C10I on
an33 2100 a .55% on B91 d-29 PRO-5X 33-29
SMITH
PWR99 a-29 KOBE a-32 ?100 on
29-23 oNV. a KITT 29-22 KTPM d-30
sinner B96 a-32 295 a-28 aCl a-26 'GMT d-19 001111
á-26 MK -l4 RH! 69104 21 -17 K M on %100 a 101E
d -29
KOBE
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W5PM d-38 981%Y d-18 93Q 37-35 MRCR on 15112 a MYCR s-34
BESTB
Ne90 d-33 B93 a-36 R98 d-28 1106 d-39 RSm 35-26 195 d-28
41011 d-23 NCM. d-39 MCG0 39-36 68M a 1PM 31-26 N1NR d-33 MSI a-38 611148 d-39 wasp d-39 9422% d-29 NAPS d-28 SOOT d-40 WLAP a Kin d-27
fES á0-14 1103X 0100 d-32 298 d-28 MABB on MIRY d-26 59M on Y107 fr 0106 a 1620 2 10 2
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MIDNEBT
20292 a lPM
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50X5 -36 sopa 28 -25 2210 d -40 MICK 39 -30 M1ß6 on MGM 21 -18 KIF% a 6T1X a ßJ103 a -40 299 d -25 1000
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8883 RIM 29-26
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MST
WPM 35 -30 103CM a
95X%% d -40 098 d -40 MOST d -32 ROMP d -38 WOTO d -38
SESTS
Tala 39-32 W.166 a MQ10
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M1ß% KRIS 27 -24 51034 35 -30 5104 on SIRS on
8969 d -23
MAN 38 -30 MNOE a WPM on Rsr% a
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NOBR a-32 11PFR d-39
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2OOT a RMOE a 5TOB 2rTE RMO1 on RTMT 058011 On 0202 d-37 SLY96 a-37
AEROSMITH Love In An Elevator (Geffen) LP: Pump
Total Reports 191 76%
Parallel Reach
P1 63% P2 74% 03 93%
Regional Reach E 85% S 72% M 89% If 61%
National Summary UP 159 DEBS 12 SAME 12 D ONN 0
ADDS 8
Chart Summary Po6 P_1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0
2 -5 1 2 2 5
6 -15 12 12 17 41 16 -40 24 64 43 131
Ons 2 2 2 6 Adds 1 2 0 3
Ch Adds 1 4 0 5
Total 41 86 64 191
B 104 30-27 1a%KS 24-21 4200 9- 7 MI9B 27- 24 wPW a-31 2100 25-23 0130 24-20 B94 17-13 000-P4 26-24 WAVA
SOOTS
0aR99 25-22 KKB) on ME 20-15 Y100 d-28 B97 20-19 809 21-19 WW2 28-27 0105 24-22
11In1123T
595 26-19 0102 23-16 aC! 16-12 66YT 13-12 IMP C. 19-16 10350 d-23 ImNB 17-15 la1OL 22-18 MN 21-13
Nagt
0108 27-25 5118 23-19 RR. 18-16 KM 16-13 RWES 25-21 KCPR 31-26 MS 30-28 ESAS 24- KOBE
Á' SEGL 11 -9 63618 9 -8 wars 12 -9 IX ER 13 -8 PIRATE 8 -5
air 99502 35-12 PLY92 25-22 aaB 29-25 W1630 20-17 WPM 25-20 312T -PM 22-18 WERE 20-15 MM311 34-27 MM 31-27 111.01 n-17 1C101 on 1000131 27-23 asan 18-9 98PIY 15-2 930 26-23
OPST 17 fr MICR 27-20 112 R2 31-25 WYCO 28-25
BDDTR
OBBQ 40-35 8106 25-15 195 25-21
QS d-24 89% 25-24
14500 15-10 13.106 15 fr 3601 d-35 5000 20-16 N RS d-31 MSt 35-29 0655 29-27 14201, 21-19 RAPE d-26 ROUT 28-21 6061 á-5 MLAP 8800 a-38 99W6Y8 22 fr Z 98 a wABB 25-22 W61Y 23-20 RBFX d-38 0107 16 fr Y106 25-20 NRVO 30-26 292 29-26 5106 26-16 RTUX 23-16 NDLII 31-26 MIaL 34-31
N1M1E11'
MDD 17-12 HO 292 37-34 IIPOA 24-23 92% 15-12 110101 26-17
MGTa 15-13 KRMQ 34-32 1210 25-19 WW1 25- 24 sosa d-30 KLO 25-16
NORS d-22 WI XX 33-28 Nf9% 31-30 .104 27-23 6J103 32-28 WKO 26-18 8293 29-25 5206 22-17 WM56 22-20 anos 18-17 6AY107 30-24 KM. a-21 55M 20-17 ROT 22-20
MIST
IF95 30-21 SATO 15-8 CEED on KK5110 0 a-34 1R21 18-7 FM104 10 fr RGO a-40 ROY -M 23-19 664862 d-28 ROY 22-18 KM 20-14
MST
RPM 31-22 MirX 9-6 103CIR 14-12 951R0 36-31 WRPE 23-19 w 15 32-30 aYP 22-17 95%1L 15-11 G98 21-17 WfH? 28-21 wOMP 21-11 ROTO 35-32
SOUTH
W12 27-23 MBF 27-22 14.3 AD 35-30 W0113 26-21 WZR% 26-23 11JRK 31-28 698 30-27 R19R 21-18 5104 32-27 0Y86 29-24 a9M3 d-26 0101 31-25 132405 22-15 WPM 22-19 R1%Y 13-5 5103 26-26 RWfX 36-33 8315 9-5 8558 20-16
MIDWEST
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14115B 29-26 011114 d-34 5010 33-29 RLYV 33-17 Y94 20-15 1105? 13-11 RTXY 28-17
NECK 29-19 oA2Y 17-15 RFR% 20-12 99KG 24-21 10?AT 19-17 RM'O 17-12 NDRR 23-19 WPM 29-25 1111111 30-22 551N 18-12 NIFC 22-15
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KGOT on neon 27 -25 .97 12 -7 21302 38 -29 RPTO 34-28 551'2 26-21 10405 19-15
STMT 31 -26 E0Ú0 22 -I5 0202 39-23 BLY96 33 -30 55TY 30 -8 0095 7-5
B B -52's Love Shack (Reprise) LR Cosmic Thing
Total Reports 156 62% Parallel
Regional ® Reach Reach P1 51% E 60% P2 56% S 57% P3 84% M 64% w 70% Chart Summary
Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0
National 2 -5 0 3 2 5 Summary 6 -15 5 2 4 11 UP 86 16-40 20 47 39 106 DEBS 32 One 4 7 3 14 SAME 18 Adds 3 4 8 15 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 1 2 2 5
ADDS 20 Total 33 65 58 156
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aYP d-29 95011 39-31 G98 30-27 14T0? d-33 Wo.P OSTO 29-21
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WIZ d-36 nor 3s-32 ICAO 32-27 0010 35-20 S55 d-34 MJME 40-36 898 18-12 11 SR 29-28 0104 2á-20 WY RS o R9MB 0101 a-40 MNOE d-37 aPPM 26-22 Rf%Y 33-32 MIN 8-5
WHIM 35-30
MIDWEST
awn 31-27 55110 d-35 sC1L 11-10 ',OCR d-38 MAIN 26-20 2040 32-28 RLYV a Y94 d-30 RQHT 20-16 KT%Y on NRPR d-37 WAS? 39-34 RPRX a KPAT 20-15 RWTO a 11139R 31-37 sIB6 a 51054 27-22 M1PC 20-17
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GST
990GY 36-34 FL092 38-31 01.513 d-39 051717 on 14202 a-39 61HR 35-33 066E 36-32 NLAE 39-36 1501011 35-30 OsPR 40-37 98P .Y a wPST 26 fr M3CK d-35
B -52's Continued
RUC 31 -27 RCAO 38 -35 Roy -FM 15 -15 arNE n
KNOT 26 -25 REZO 29-21 560 on
141 EAST
95X%% d -32 WPC d -29 W1ß2 a
1901 d-39 VMS 35-35 1PBQ 19-15 OPTS R910K 7-5 STET 28-22 aros 26-19 11202 37-32 sLY96 36-32 21100 a-26 0595 21-18
BABYFACE it's No Crime (Solar /Epic) LP: Tender Lover
Total Reports 192 77%
Regional Parallel Reach Reach
E 85% P1 74%
S 78% P2 78%
M 66% P3 77%
w 80%
National Summary UP 154 DEBS 14 SAME 17 DOWN 3
ADDS 4
Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 3 0 3
2-5 6 11 2 19 6 -15 22 30 9 61
16 -40 18 43 38 99 Ons 1 4 1 6
Adds 0 0 1 1 Ch Adds 1 0 2 3
Total 48 91 53 192
MAST
B104 21 -20 5X03 16 -14 MEW 16 -14 MSE 19 -17 591,1 26 -19 C501 32 -28 ßR1.3 21 -19 2100 18 -12 NBGX 16 -13 B94 13 -11 PROM 22 -20 0107 22 -19 NAVA 21 -17
BOOTS
P5ß99 II -17 KKB/ d -24 KRIM 14 -9 Y100 18 -13 097 22 -18 510 19 -17 WW2 20 -16 RITT 5 -4 01PM 5-5 0105 13 -17
MtDNaet
B96 6-5 a1T 115-11 51950 aQ SOMB d-27 WW1 11-8 1130 1130 Q -34
Naht
KS104 15 -12 0108 5 -4 ßI19 16 -13 REYP 16 -13 IRRE 16 -14 MN 24-22 55LO 9-7 %100 15 -13 50513 12 -10 001,5 15 -12 600E 20 -16
w' OT97 8-8 5I00 6-6 RPGC 26-23 OT102 11-6 PRR106 9-7 F2110 6-5 MOIL 4-2 HOT977 0-6
FAST
99047 on FLY92 22-16 MA® 20-15 14130 22-19 0985 7-6 Jet -M 20-14 NMMR 19-15 6T1C 16-14
IN HE 13-10 RLA9 21-21 IC101 2s-23 100.1 25-22
WSPR 33-29 982%Y 12-3 930 13-10 HRCR 22-16 112142 24-21 WTCR 33-31
SESTE
145130 9-9 593 21-16 598 19-13 WPM, 6-7 6106 6-5 RYXa 3-2 195 d-30 8%X106 17-16 161513 d-25 MC52 25-23 KPOR 13-12 aCGO 11-11 RSFM 2-4 5105 26-23 SPRR 9-5 M91 17-13
WRNS 16-13 52YP 24-21 9a7114 25-14 M.AP 31-28 6630 4-3 0200 10-4 WW2 9-6 299 27-24 PAW 24-20 WRY 19-16 55M 37-33 1107 7 fr 81105 11-10 0106 9-5 NRVO 20-15 2102 16-14 KTOX 30-20 NOW 21-11 MOLX 26-22 NSaL 22-22
N IDMER
SPUR 35 -34 WPaR 25 -23 ROTE 18 -16 KR/3Q 21 -16 5110 d -35 MICK 8 -7 MRS 12 -9 110152 24 -19 .104 36 -33 O 3 10 3 30 -27 5069 5-4 2593 d -29 W200 21 -16 sMIE 33 -31 NR1N 27 -23 GY107 M -20 SRI) 27 -24 MDT 18 -16
%ß5S 3 -3 RNMO 14 -13 25%% 9-7 ßF95 d -40 8801 2 -1
CHED on ß9N0 12 -11 095 1 -1
8000 9-6 13121 141 ROMO 5100 15- - -14 f8101 fr RGO 6 -4 ROY -PM 22 -18 RMIa d -30 SESO 20 -15 00011 8 -7 Ma 27 -27
MST
WPM. 30 -20 103C1ß 29 -27 9525% 39-29 N1ß2 a-35 MmT 26 -23 ROMP 26 -19 IRTO 33 -25
WIZ 20 -17 WAD d -38 161D 20 -12 N UR 20 -12 Kum 16 -14 B 98 24 -22 RISK 15 -13 0101 19-16 009 17 -13 D3M8 10 -3 0101 24 -19 MAN 22 -13 DDB 27 -23 W PM '32 -29 XIX? 23- 20 5103 40-38 twit 24 -21 NUBS 17 -12
RYYY d -37 88050 32 -25 aulas 15-14 MOIL on [QCR 26 -23 OI11314 d -33 0040 34 -31 51111 24 -20 194 29 -25 ITXY 39 -33 MFR d -38 5650 23-20 5MX 29 -26 9951 d -36 INTO a Wass 27 -1(I 8PFR 30 -27
VaBf
ROOT 34-29 5005 a-33 597 40-36 ITM 26-21 IR90 24-19 RPTE 37-35 KMOM 24-20 RTMT 32-28 TPOR d-40 O 202 16-11 6LY96 10-4
BAD ENGLISH When I See You Smile (Epic) LP: Bad English
Total Reports 190 76%
Parallel Regional Reach Reach Pl 63% E 79% P2 72% S 74% P3 94% M 83% W 68% Chart Summary
Poe Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0
National 2 -5 0 0 0 0 Summary 6 -15 1 0 2 3
UP 81 16 -40 27 62 49 138 DEBS 58 Ons 7 11 5 23 SAME 25 Adds 3 7 5 15 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 3 4 4 11 ADDS 26 Total 41 84 65 190
141 GST
MKS on 0231.1 27 -23 CROL O 0 B94
on 30 -25
040-5X d -33 MAYA a-27
SESTE
511099 22-19 O 010 22-19 6666 31-21 Y100 on B97 23-20 WW1 26-22 Mrv2 d-24 0105 d- 25
MIDR6Mr
0102 a -34 095 24-21 IMP L 30 -28 111360 d -24 MITI on KOMB a WLOL d -29 M GO 29 -25
nss KS101 a Y108 d-29 RIl9 a-28 5220 a-25 5RR2 d-26 nos d-23
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NasO 39-34 R106 38-29 195 29-25 .MO 29-16 52106 on Pr 90G0 36-29 REPM d-38 G105 34-27 098 on WINK 38-30 111361 d-35 WANS d-32 inn P 36-31 RAPE 29-25 60412 d-28 8001
a-30 M.AP 103111 29-23 52041 d-32 0.100 d-31 561313 o MRY d-28 59M on Y107 on er BJ105 22-16 Y306 30-25 8920 292 25-22 2106 35-25 2102 d-31 1TD 40-34 ODLX on E826 d-40
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0000 d-31 3R81[ d-32 5J14I 35-25 11911 29-25 RIBR 26-22 0404 29-26 5058 on ISM on 5101 KNOB a-34 RpM 36-31 RI%Y 36-28 .103 d-10 KMr% d-l6 mM 20-15
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September 22,1989 Rail 89 Bed English Continued
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5N á7-29 %100 R095 d-26
2 0L5 d-28
6055 d-28
ROL 9-6 MMIs d-19
107P% d-18 %%%R
PIRATE 20-16
GST
99510 on FLY92 on
WALD d-36 30630 a-30 6N9ß d-37 JCI'-nt 35-30 WER2 a-38 WNNK on w0 00 a wLAN 35-35 0C101 d-19 100151 36-24 WSPR d-30 98PXY d-30
RIMIEST
WPM d-38 92% 22-18 WPM a-40 Cl 27-21 1210 36-29 aMC1 29-21 1.E3 0 11.0 35-32 516% d-33 NTB% d-35 2101 28-19 5J103 d-34 299 0-26 SORO 30-20 K593 27-23 6205 21-18 860E d-34 8605 d-27 562107 d-30 SRI) d-26 MOT 34-28
R SMMO a 6095 10-26 GTM 28-19 RSND 36-23 KM 30-26 KLIM 40 35 114104 fr KGO a 600-M 28-22 6220 34-24 600 a
MIDMOST
511? 39-35 asno d-30 141318 d-l4 ROCR 33-28 ELRW KCMO 38-30 KLYV on 094 d-29 ROHR 28-18 RT%Y d-32 era on
OAEY 38-30 1IR% 28-25 99AG 36-30 SPAT 29-21 MWCO d-22 aIDeR 35-11 MPFR 32-22 anno 38-30 anno 36-29 WI PC d-32
MST
5002 on RPM a -35 897 a-39 Ms a KM 36 -33 ßT80 a -40 RFT2 25 -15 assi 40-37 STMT 38 -30 SPUR d -31 01096 d -35 55TY 25-20 0595 32 -28
BEE GEES
One (WB) LP: One
Total Reports 196 788
Parallel Reach
Pl 57% P2 85% P3 87%
Regional Reach E 92% S 83% M 738 W 66%
National Summary UP 131 DEBS 1 SAME 38 DOWN 25 ADDS 1
9
Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 1 1
2 -5 2 11 12 25 6 -15 17 55 36 108
16 -40 1.8 31 11 60 Ons 0 1. 0 1
Adds 0 1 0 1
Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 Total 37 99 60 196
FAST
8104 12 -11 MEW 9-8 MELT 9-6 C201 29 -26 NPW 32 -29 5100 17 -16 NEGX 25 -23 B94 10 -8 PRO- FR 19 -17 Q107 9-6 MAYA 20 -18
PNR99 8-12 Y100 3-3 MGR 6-11 WW2 12 -11 RUT( 30 -30 0105 8-7
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B 96 15-15 0102 22-22 095 8-12 WWI. 12-12 MTI 19-19 KORB 11-25 KLOL 9-17
VEST
06104 d -24 1106 21 -26 111100 8-14 5000 16 -12 RISS 6-5 K IM 13 -13 ME 6-6
KOBE 13-7
A' OT97 23-31 P11096 16-16 W0102 26-22 F4110 23-22 102977 29-26
MST
99500 13-11 FLY92 9-9
AEB 10-7 111430 7-5 a'75 R 9-8 INT-FPI -M 10-9
5-4 WNNI 10-9 oTIC 14-15 la al 10-9 8I.AM 15-9 20101 14-13 100011 7-7 89101 13-13 99052 19-19 930 SO-8
1I115? 14 fr RACK 10-10 MR2 10-9 IrYCR 12-10
BESTE
9880 8 -29 B93 10 -9 198 8-8 MFMF 12 -12 5106 30 -28 5220 12 -10 195 10 -10 510106 8-5 MRQB 21 -16 52104 21 fr 111505 9-9 tCGO 13-13 Rays 24 -22 096 25 -23 NM 9 -7 NISI 7 -5 MAIM 9-5 Non» 8-8 94TY% 15 -13 8508 17 -16
MOOT 8 -6 NoSI M -23 OLAP 11 -8 5515 13 -12 5800 11 -17 SDJX 12 -9 9910405 P fr 5X100 9-7
3198 13 -15 as 11 -9 11MY 8 -5 2130 18 -16 Y107 15 fr 61105 34 -24 0106 11 -22 092 6-5 8106 37 -32 5102 14 -12 ITOI 5-4 NNW 5-5 VDU 18 -13 M2L 19-18
MIDWEPT
OT92 10 -6 MPHR 17 -17 MP %R 15 -22 RITZ 8-7 5550 14 -10 6210 8 -7 05Cß 16 -14 64.8E 9 -7 asaI 17 -16 RI %X 9-9 Ree% 3 -7 2104 9-7 63103 17 -15 2010) 23 -30 6193 12-10 Oslo 5 -25 101115 24-23 SRON 12 -10 500107 13 -12 KM 6-5 MMT 11 -9
NWT
1RS8 6-6 INK 17-17 KK%% 18-16 2095 15-13 WIG 24-23 C8RS 14-9 RsND 3-2 895 30-30 55150 22-22 6LUC 23-21
6G0 22-38 51012 22-16 2OY 10-7 0000 25-22 222U 200 on
MIT
WPM 6-8 Want 14 -12 10 'CIA 12 -11 951026 12 -10 MOB 16 -17 all 14 -12 SET? 25 -23 95011 13 -9 098 6-5 11TOT 6 -4 WCs? 10 -8 SOTO 19 -16
801E 10 -7 MSF 7 -6 192 AD 10 -7 Soin 25 -22 Vasa 9-7 11.7148 11-9 1395 7-4 ß18R 11 -10 0104 9-8 9006 11 -9 Fass 21 -18 0101 8-7 Ms 7 -5 KNOB 11 -10 MYTH 3-2 111110 11 -16 5103 II -21 OR% 12 -9 NVSB 11 -9
RYYT 8 -6 14550 12 -9 0808 10 -7 110II. 26 -33 ROCK 8-7 NLRB 7 -6 11040 16 -13 S LY? 20 -16 094 14 -20 loss 6 -5 6T%Y 15 -11 KAO0 9 -9 RPR% 7 -7 KIM? 7 -7 5O5ß 7 -6 Worn 3-1 nias 7 -6 won 3 -5
RGOT 6 -4 RP %R 19 -16 RBOa 10 -9 [TM 11 -6 RF5Q 7 -4 KOSS 6-4 08605 17 -13 STM? 5-2 ZOOK 5-6 6001 9-8 01896 5-5
BOBBY BROWN
Rock Wit'Cha (MCA) LP: Dont Be Cruel
Total Reports 192 77% Parallel
Regional Reach
Reach P1 75%
E 85% P2 75%
S 80% P3 81%
M Chart Summary W 778 Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0
National 2 -5 1 2 0 3
Summary 6 -15 1.3 18 2 33 top 148 16 -40 28 61 50 139 DEBS 18
Ons 3 4 3 10
SAME 18 Adds 1 1 0 2
DOWN 1 Ch Adds 3 1 1 5
ADDS 7 Total 49 87 56 192
asr 5104 d-29 R%KS 25-15 41200 26-22 Ma 22-19 1151.I 28-25 C1On on WOW 28-26 2100 28-26 894 22-18 PRS-5X 30-M RAM a-28
tOMSE
0111199 a-24
MM 28 -24 51.55 27-27 ßC101 28 -25 100551 24 -15 MPI 16 -14 95007 d -16 930 31-27 MST 40 fr MRCS 33 -28 Mao 37 -28 NYCR 32 -29
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KQO 13-10 F5101 26 fr 1CA/ 13-10 102 -FR on
1112 on / DON 6-3 RRQ 8-0
GST
II000 22-17 max 31-24 103CIR d-29 9525H d-33 952IL 22-18 G98 36-33 IFtMT 24-21
Continued On Next Columi
Bobby Brown Continued
6050 1 9-1 2 KOBE 21-16 7100 26-22 NG5 a-21 II81V2 27-23 KITT 13-11 KIT 11 15-13 0105 20-18
MIDW6ET
B96 22-20 0102 35-31 wOCI 22-15 WHY? 17-17 a0E0 25-21 KORB 16-12 BLOL 15-9 W2140 26-20
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MOSS 11-17 O PAS 29-24 RUBE 10-26
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OT97 29-26 8100 a 13,762 5-4 P11596 28-25 HOT102 22-14 050106 25-21 10410 8-7 50T977 22-17
art 99512 16-12 01192 34-25 MMB 34-19
111510 21-18 110511 28-25 JEt-FM 31-25 IBM 37-26 SrIC 24-16
IR6106 23-19 EROS 11-7 6CR1 21-17 10405 38-29 soso 22-20 112101 39-30 G105 a-30 KPM 19-17 WINK 34-28 MSI 32-25 ERNS 11-10 1121P 35-29 WORT on 6LAP 0-30 60111 20-13 112031 25-22 310.1% 26-24 PM100 a 298 26-20 MIRY 25-22 59rM 38-28 Y107 10 fr E7105 15-13 Y106 0-28 M170 12-10 .102 23-21 WOW 30-20 ROLE 32-27 WE 21. 16-15
NID1N9'e
ROT92 27 -19 MPRR 29 -27 80 %R d -32 OCT. 22 -20 0210 28 -22 003 d -27 MGM 10-9 0100 d -35 ßI'0% 35 -34 1104 29 -25 63103 33-23 5060 17 -13 8593 28 -24 0105 26 -19 113010 19-16 560107 d -32 550 24 -21 MDT 23 -18
RISS 9-7 KM 4-3 KR%% 22-17 Sels 32-27 KRIM 31-19 CMS on 5590 27-22 RYNO 24-20
SHARON BRYANT Let Go (Wing / Polydor) LP: Here I Am
Total Reporte 96 388
150XP d-34 METO 31 -25
BESTS
W12 30-25 M6. 33-28 WAD 36-28 RQ10 30-25 W2R% 30-27 S Rm 12-8 WJM% 32-24 B98 12-8 KIM 22-19 0104 27-21 IIYRa 31-25 MO 20-16 0101 32-26 OMAN 33-29 ROE 26-16 went 37-33 11XY O
2103 13-28 MOM d-]9 lfVB9 33-31
aN0 33-28 0000 30-23 asco 39-35 now on 2010 37-31 RLYV d-32 Y94 27-21 03122 35-29
141150 26-18 KPR% 30-27 998G 34-29 RMTO d-30 MOBR 25-23 WPFR d-40 UMW 39-31
SGOT 33-27 60011 a-34 297 36-33 K BOE d-27 RTES 37-34 KIM 35-29 am 27-23 M1M1 d-39 KM? 33-27 1131011 on 8202 20-17 SLY96 21-19
Parallel Reg ional Reach Reach [NSA A P1 37% E 42% L P2 40% S 46% P3 38% M 14% W 52% Chart
Poe_ 1
National 2 -5 Summary 6 -15 UP 52 16 -40 DEBS 10 Ons SAME 28 Adda DOWN 0 Ch Adds ADDS 6 Total
Summary P1 P2 P3 Tot
0 0 0 0 2 1 1 4
3 10 3 16 15 23 11 49
4 9 8 21 0 2 3 5
0 1 0 1
24 46 26 96
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1100 29 -25 RITT 21 -19 MR 27 -26
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596 28 -24 11SYT on
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55104 on 0108 on 112112 25 -23 MRS on RIB. 40-37 5500 25 -21 %100 0 -29 51M18 23-21
Á' 83297 d -35 0100 8 -7 NPGC 17 -17 107102 23-20 P0ß106 15 -13 Fn102 17 -13 MEL 6 -5 ß0T977 9-5
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1IMi1 27-;4 14210 23-,,9 aLAN 34-14 MRP%Y a
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0000 14-'1 0000 21-21 5106 35-13 132213 16-15 550E106 29-26 MK. 20-18 wain In-ls MCGO on R3rM 32-31 RPM 12-12 11251 d-37 WRNS 39-38 MY, 94TY% on M1 YS 18- 16 0200 29--23
110.72 16- 14 0107 24 fr .102 20-20 WOW 24 -24 MEL 35-34
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a %R a -38 MGRS 9-11
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OSSO 16-11 258% 12-10 G1D 27-21 B95 6 -3 S VISO 10-7 2121 8-7 50110 25 -24
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IIPM 27-26 G98 on WTST a MQMP d-40 MTQ d-40
W IE on IMO 39-35 14010 13-11 MLRX d-35 Ina 14-12 MJM= d-40 KSBR 30-27 0104 on NY16 a RMAN a RPDI on MIMI 18-35 MRI'% on W IZ 32-29
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52111 O
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C BELINDA CARLISLE Leave A Light On (MCA) LP: Runaway Horses
Total Reports 69 28% Parallel
Reach
[PA* P1 20% P2 22% P3 43%
Regional Reach E 15% S 34% M 34% w 21 %
Nat iona Summary UP DEBS SAME DOWN ADDS 6
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MMO a B93 -35 5106 a 195 a-29 M%R19 WCCC MSa EA56 6.Y2 KRY1 NHHt RBFS.
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RIMIEST
RYYY a 148140 MBNB RQCR a 294 a MX a 99RG a S PAT a-38
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Belinda Carlisle Continued
NEST
RF95 a
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ROY a-31 R22U
GST
G98 a SETO a
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RFImI a W1 FC a
MEST
RFT2 a
KMOR a KM a 2FUN e
KZOZ a
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CHER If I Could Turn Back Time (Geffen) LP Heart Of Stone
Total Reports 210 84% Para llel
Regional Reach Reach Pl 726 E 92% P2 87%
S 88% P3 90%
M 84% Chart Summar y
W 71% Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 8 11 8 27
National 2 -5 19 62 42 123 Sutmnary 6 -15 15 22 10 47
UP 115 16 -40 5 5 2 12 DEBS 1
Ons 0 1 0 1
SANE 61 Adda 0 0 0 0
DOWN 33 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0
ADDS 0 Total 47 101 62 210
le EAST
8104 8-6 RRS 1 -1 MIM 1 -2 RLI 5-3 Cß01 37 -32 RI.I 8 -5 /100 10 -7 14EGE 8 -4 094 4 -4 PRO-FM 10 -13 0107 1 -1 NAVA 1 -1
PMR99 12-8 K M 13-13 RME 5-4 Y100 2-2 B97 1-1 MGR 3-3 ENV. 2-2 KIR 7-6 RTPM 7-6 0105 2-1
MlD91aBT
295 19 -13 0102 2 -2 WC 1 -1 095 1 -1 RYT 5-5 NEPL 1-3 KM 1 -6 141 Tl 5-3 W0ß 4-1 LOL 5-16 OLB0 38 -40
WEST
ßI15 6 -3 Kale 3 -1 MRS 2 -2 Otre 6 -6 KM 7 -6 K CPX 6-6 KISM 4-3 MIO 21 -19 X100 17 -14 MISS 2 -2 RPL2 5-3 RUBE 7 -6
\ w V 145496 33 -27 NOIR 11-7
GST
99552 2 -3 FLY92 3 -15 WAEB 3 -2
an VSR 6 -5
JET -PM 4 -4 NERZ 3 -2 WMR 1 -2 WTiC 2 -1 OLAS 6-5 WLAN 5-3 1[1x1 8 -7 1002111 5-5 WSPR 10 -19 98PXY 6 -6 930 5-3
MPST 1 fr NRCR 5 -7 MIRE 5-4 RCR 4-3
BOOST
MO 3 -3 893 4 -3 298 11 -7 195 5-5 2%0106 4 -4 MIQB 1-4 M56X 5 -4 MCR2 d -30 MIGO 1 -1 21106 4 fa
INOX 4 -3 NCGO 5 -3 0105 B-6 098 6 -24 MINK 3 -3 142 SI 4-3 8009 12 -7 WZYP 5 -4 9ITYX 2 -1 MAPS 13-10 RUT 6 -4 WOK 1 -1 SLAP 8-9 00M 10 -15 2100 6-8 5030 3 -2 99MAYS 2 fr 88100 3 -2 .98 7 -4 MA9B 6-4 MRAY 2 -1 28411 6-4 2107 1 fr 03105 5-4 Y106 7 -6 5550 5 -4 592 3 -2 2106 8 -6 2102 5-3 KTUX 3 -2 NOW 12 -12 MX 7 -4 4421 3 -t
MIGMS9T
RDo 2-2 ß8R 8-5 SP%R 5-2 NGTZ 2-1 KRK 10-9 111110 2-2 MICR 13-11 MM 4-3 KLO 1-3 MO 1-1 BIXR 4-8 MTBX 10-21 .101 6-4 RI 10 21-9 Z99 8-4 2293 5-4 NZOK 7-7 IME 3-2 5559 4-2 GY107 3-2 MY 5-3 KK RD 3-3 WIIOT 6-5
mer 5MM0 6 -2 6795 5 -5 00MG 19-9 CRAN 4 -4 69ND 2 -5 BYNO 26 -21 MC 2 -2
FM101 1 fr RCAQ 9-7 102-PM 4-7 [MIS 8-2 KROY 14-5 BDON 9-5 MU 5-4 RRQ 6-4
GST
MM 1 -1 MM 1 -1 103C1ß 5-5 95 XXX 4 -3 RPR 12 -7 MIR, 6-5 IMP 11 -10 95001 2 -1 G98 4 -3 14222 3 -1 WLMP 5 -4 SETO 10 -17
BOOTE
2012 5-4 MISF 4-7 RAD 1-4 MD 2-2 RM 3-4 MX 3-3 KIR 1-3 0104 3-3 MS 2-2 MM 14-20 2101 5-4 Mn 3-2 ME 2-2 H M 1-3 RIXY 3-4 1103 16-13 RBFX 2-1 MS 5-1
2222 2-2 RMO 4-4 RR 7-6 W C IL 7-7 ROCR 5-2 MLRS 6-B R040 6-10 4LYV 6-3 Y94 4-2 KTXY 4-3 s42 FR 8-4 WA 12 3-3 RFRX 5-5 99KG 1-1 RPAT 6-6 SUOR 3-2 14IBW 3-2 WEMI 2-1
EC 1-3
WEST
RGOT 3-2 RPXR 5-3 297 3-4 RBOZ 1-2 RTRS 1-2 KM 4-3 MOX 4-3 KM 2-4 RUN 3-2 11202 6-5 SLY96 7-14 MTY 4-4 O 295 4-4
ALICE COOPER Poison (Epic)
LP- Trash
Tota l Reports 98 39%
Parallel Reg ional Reach Reach 444^) P1 228 E 406 P2 411 S 39% P3 52% M 45% w 32% Chart Summary
Poe Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0
National 2 -5 0 0 0 0 Summary 6 -1.5 2 1 0 3 UP 12 16 -40 4 15 12 31 DEBS 21 Ons 3 9 8 20 SAME 21 Adds 4 18 13 35 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 1. 5 3 9 ADDS 44 Total 14 48 36 98
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0105 d -24
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WEST
RXYO d-29 KM a RPL2 on
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BOOTS
MO d-38 2106 d-34 195 30-23 141100 a
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NMS a M/YP d-40 MT a
MORI a
NABE on KM a
Y106 d-30 MINO a-27 2106 d-39 2 10 2 on RTOX a-10 RLX a MM on MIDMEST
SPUR 30-28 920 20-16 SPXR 1-37 6E I0 a MX 34-27
3 GST
55RR a
95MX a 212. a MM a
95011 a BCMP d-36
2011 d-37 MW a MIR a MX a-33 MJMX on 11220 on ME on SPM 10-34 KIR d-38 MIR a
E NDS 28-35 MS -39
Continued On Next Column
Alice Cooper Continued
MS on NOM a-23 MXR 9-7 PIRATE 14-10
ERBT
99MGY on JET-PR d-34 ME 1002111 a-40 20111 a
930 a aPST on fr MRCR
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MME ato 31-29 2020 a
2293 a 81011 a-33 282107 a RMYZ a
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MORST
KM a
ROMO On Y94 a
BTX. a
WK FR d-35 MX 9960 on RAT 40-35 acre on MSBR d-33 KM d-37 NEST
arso -37 21422 on ENO,
a -30 KM
ZFON on MY d -23 0295 20 -17
COVER GIRLS My Heart Skips A Beat (Capitol) LP: We Can Go Wrong
Total Reports 58 23% Parallel
Reg Tonal Reach $9 76 IN &Aj Pl
2éá S 23% P3 10% M 131 W 41% Chart Su ®ary
Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0
National 2 -5 1 0 0 1 Summary 6 -15 3 5 0 8 UP 31 16 -40 11 15 1 27 DEBS 2 One 3 7 5 15 SAME 18 Adds 0 5 1 6 DOWN 0 Ch Adda 1 0 0 1 ADDS 7 Tota l 19 32 7 58
141 GST
MIRO 32 -29
2250 on KITE 24 -20 R7TM 21 -18
NIDMSSY
B96 16-16 RYT on
W EBT
RRIS a -26 MLQ d -29 X100 21 -16 ROSE on
Pl 510297 6-2 W100 21 -18 KR/ 26 -20 Pß96 24 -22 80T102 15 -11 006106 19 -16 íM102 22 -20 ENO 11 -10 RO2977 16 -12
O1ß
5859 3B -33 NYSR a NTIC 26 -24 RPR 38 -35
BOOTH
298 20-20 Sr,? 15-14 2106 33-30 K M 33-29 MI 11106 a
MCRZ o 1411.0 an RBM 17-15 RPRR 11-10 NANS on RBFM 30-25
21111412132
HOT92 a MGHD a WRQH on MEOT on
WEST
MS 26 -23 ß9M0
0
MM 34 -30 ß P95 on
KIM 32-27 6080 40-35 895 22-20 RYSO 29-27 2121 13-10 aLOC 37-31 [CAQ 31-31 WON 18-15 250 on
GST
596 on
SOUTE
2220 o RNOB on SPPM a
NIDWEST
XWfO on
68T
RTRS é-40 RMO n
CURE Lovesong (Elektra) LP: Disintegration
Total Reporte 200 80%
Parallel Reach
P2 72% P2 78% P3 91%
Reg lona 1 Re ach E 81% S 761 M 81% If 84%
National Summary UP 163 DEBS 6 SAMS 14 DOWN il ADDS 6
Chart Summary Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot
1 0 1 0 1 2 -5 7 7 4 18
6-15 19 40 39 98 16 -40 20 38 18 76
Ons 0 0 1 1 Adds 0 2 0 2
Ch Adds 1 2 1 4 Total 47 90 63 200
GST
8104 26 -22 MMS 21 -20 NaS 25 -21 RLI d -30 Cß01 16 -11 SPW 30 -28 2100 a -30 WEGX 17 -7 594 27 -23 5107 29 -26 SAYA 19 -16
BOUTA
PMR99 10-7 MO 2-3 rM8 4-5 2100 19-18 NG5 16-13 NNW 7-6
295 22-16 0102 27-20 095 20-15 NEYT 9-8 ZPL 9-8 RDR 15-14 'MOL d-31 (42 801 27-35
28 104 14 -11 2108 23 -19 8118 11 -9 RBXP 24-22 MR2 20-12 MYO 9-8 Un 4- 3
KCPX 18-18 RISK 11 -9 EOLO 11 -9 X100 16-15 ß1B5 18 -18 KPL1 11 -10 MME 18-14
PI A.
EEGL 1-7 141410 1-2 Baro 3-2 XX Mi 5-4 BoT102 38-33 PIRATE 3-3 MR106 29-25 FM102 29-27
GMT
99542 15 -14 PLY92 10-10
WPST 7 fr MRCK 7-6 RRZ 25-17 RCR 20-18
BOOTH
RBO 27-1B B93 17-15 298 14-9 1(106 17-27 5228 9-7 195 23-22 RSX a-2B NAD() 8-6 62106 7 fr
NNOR 28-25 1IC5 Q 1 2-1 2 MM 34-32 0105 28-21 098 17-14 WIN R 31-25 5551 15-11 MANS 20-14 MZYP 10-7 94TM 30-24 NAPE 21-20 ÑOU? 23-19 0E1 29-26 NLAP 21-17 RKYN 15-25 MDJR 11-12 NABE 22-21 WHIR 10-7 MN 25-17 Y106 12-10 IRVO 27-24 292 22-20 1106 13-10 1102 a RTOX 11-6 RL5 22-12 MM 17-16
MID9RSS
HO 292 21 -20 SP0R 16 -16 RXR 22 -19
aaaN0 17 -17
CI 4 -2 MMES 17 -14 KLO 8 -7 11010 14 -13 610% 15 -13 14 RX 24 -23 .104 11-6 03103 19 -13 299 6 -1 2020 27 -26 2293 21 -20 WZOR 15 -10 MME 34 -28 RQN 11 -8 MY107 19 -13 Mm a WHO T 14-8
NEST
RM% 29 -24 0095 25 -20 GTI 4- 5
RROY a -22 KM 8 -7 200 25 -23
GST
RRR 18 -13 MIP% 10-9 103C tt 26 -22 950%0 11 -9 ME d -22 5122 16 -14 95011 35 -26 598 17 -13 MT 23 -18 MOM» 12 -6 SOTO 13 -10
SOUTH
2011 17-14 MI8F 8-5 WAD 7-5 5010 18-14 NZKX 11-6 52611I 18-14 K M 10-9 0104 28-25 H M 15-10 RSMO 26-25 O 101 15-9 RMAN 13-8 KNOB 15-13 SPPM 14-11 K M 8-6 z103 20-16 RRX 27-23 2504 1-12 MVBN 9-5
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655W 16 -13 NRMS 11 -6 WEED 19 -15 MC1L d -25 Kara 40-39 IILRM 11 -7 ROMO 18 -14 RLYV 18 -12 294 24 -27 MFR 16 -12 MAZY 28 -23 0080 19 -14 9925 17 -13 MAT 2 -2 (4D9n 16 -10 RPR
7
-7 141135 -39 RMM 12 -9 NIP[ d -31
WEST
11002 on RPR 22 -20 197 35 -32 2802 17 -15 KTR9 16 -13
Continued On Next Column
OAEB 24-16 M610 13-8 MS 29-26 JET -PM 18-13 M1NR 18-17 YaM 15-13 WLAN 17-15 10 01011 4-3 MSPR 7-6 98PXY 13-12 930 16-14
ure Continued
KIM 9-4 CAED d-29 RSAD 8-8 KAM 16-10 6050 20-17 aLOU 4-5 FM104 22 fr RCAQ 8-20 202 -FM 7-5 KM 6-3
RER 12-7 BFTZ 22-19 10402 32-24 5194? 17-11 EFON 12-11 [B02 11-10 SLY96 11-6 zen 23-16 0295 15-12
D DINO
Sunshine (4th & Broadway/Island) LP: 24/7
Total Reports 114 461 Parallel
Reach Pl 40% P2 49% P3 45%
Reg iona 1 Reach E 52% S 45% M 28% W 61%
N&A
Chart Summary Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0 National 2 -5 0 0 0 0 Summary 6 -15 0 4 0 4 UP 53 16 -40 17 33 21 71 DEOS 22 Ons 4 12 7 23 SAME 23 Adda 4 8 2 14 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 1 0 1 2 ADDS 16 Total 26 57 31 114
FA ST
55ßS on 01011 33 -32 PRO-FM 34 -32
SOUTE
PMR99 a MO on ME 30-26 2ITY 31-29 RF DI 22-20
MIDWEST
096 26 -21 55 50 20 -18
MES?
2108 d -30 KZZP a
FRRS d -27 KIR 39 -16
24 -21 0100 a EMS 26 -25
PI 00597 27 -25 050Q on KM d -30 x07302 -35 Pß106 d -37 RODI a
M102 on MANO. 27- 22 RO2977 28 -23
Ger
99542 FLY92 on SAaB a MM10 on RER on WERZ a WRO d-35
ANTIC 30 -28 WLAN 38-37 ß C101 on RPR 35 -31 98PXY 27 -26 930 40 -37 MMCR on 472 R2 on
SOUlN
14800 d-40 893 33-27 698 30-27 2128 27-23 XX X106 d-35 5208 SM 30-25 MC00 31-28 RBM 40-35 RPRR 27-23 W2 SI a MANN 40-35 MSVP 37-34 MAP2 d-29 KIM 26-22 62011 37-29 MM 30-25 BJ105 on MOW on RL% on
MIDWEST
2210 d -38 MECK 17 -10 RIO 22 -20 2104 a
299 26-20 E GRO
6
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K IM d-25 MANO 20-14 6ß11X aF95 39-30 RKMG 23-13 895 on rYNO 34-32 RIRI 27-22
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ICAO 30-23 ROY-FM 29-24 MY 24-20 21041 28-25 KR a
GST
MPM 38-31 95XXX d-39 096 35-31 MT 34-30 MRR d-37
BOOTS
NIAI) d-40 MOOD d-37 REM a-26 [I5R d-32 0104 on MS a KNOB d-35 MN o RIZY d10 RMTX d-38 6V85 36-33
RYYY d-39 KOCR 34-32 RCMQ on RLYV a RTXY d-10 9 9925 n aDBR 39-37 KM( d-38
RGOT on RTRS 33-30 RFRO 39-32 KFTZ on RMOR on R20Z 38-33 SLY96 34-31
E GLORIA ESTEFAN
Get On Your Feet (Epic) LP Cut Both Ways
Total Reporte 107
Reg lima Reach E 38% S 49% M 31% w 52%
N&A
43% Parallel
Reach Pl 34% P2 48% P3 42%
Chart Summary Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot
0 0 0 0 National 2 -5 0 1. 0 1 Summary 6 -15 0 0 0 0 UP 3 16 -40 1 2 1 4 DEBS 2 Ons 2 1 0 3
SAME 3 Adds 12 44 23 79 DOWN 0 Ch Adda 7 8 5 20 ADDS 99 Tota l 22 56 29 107
FAST
C101 a
Q107 a-29
SOUTH
50BQ a
Y100 a
KiTV a-26 KTFM a
MOIRES?
B96 30-26 NECf a-28 OL00 a-29
NEST
ßS104 On 180a a -31 moi a RISS a
OPLZ a RANE a
Pl 100T97 on MIOO a KM a Pß96 a
®7102 a -39 Mß106 a -36
14111 MST
99502 a
WAR a MVSR a JET-P14 a
WER. a-40 NTIC N-40
RC101 a WSPR a
98PX2 a
930 -38 RCR a
B OUTE
RBQ a 298 a
2106 a ß21B a -35 195 a 1015106 a -34 Mß2 a Map a 22FM FPM 4-35 MINK MINI -40 WYP NAPE RRM 2200 NMV KB FM -31 1165 a -l5
2106 2102 2102 WOW ß2L
MIDWEST
55HR a 2010 a
aMM a KJ102 5-4 Z99 2293 a
101118 a NRQM a MD a
WEeT
RISS a
MM a
21.95 a MM a
MIR a
MO a KQMQ a
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RROY a-23 00014 a
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2011 a-l9 MF a 5Qa0 a
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0104 a HYSS a
IMAM a-35 KNOB a RM a MIDRST
2222 ROCK 8040 MAZY KPAT -39 lorro 2mß
WEST
ROOT a O 002 40-31 RTM a
RPTa a
MME OTMT a EPOS a 11102 a
SLY96 e-40 0295 a
EURYTHMICS Dont Ask Me Why (Arista) LP: We Too Are One
Total Reporta 73 29%
Para lle 1
Reach Pl 15% P2 22% P3 55%
Regional Reach E 27% S 30% M 27% w 32% Chart
Pos 1
National 2 -5 Summary 6 -15 UP 0 16 -40 DEBS 0 Ons SAME 0 Adds DOWN 0 Ch Adds ADDS 73 Total
N&A
Summary P P P To
1
2
2
3
3
6
7
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WICKS
2ai a
ROI a
30071
KRFE
SiDRST
SOCI a-30 095 a-24
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KCPX a 1SN a
KPLz
GST
99000 a
WARB a
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BOOTE
Rap a 1690 a
0306 a IQ a
098 a MI a
MANS a
MSYP a BOOT a MY a RTUX a
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MIRER
5555 a RAY107 a !MD a MT a warf
RE95 a
KSND a
MUR a
KLUG a-38 XZZU
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M9PX a
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WIRE a
95011 a
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rQ[z a-40 OLSF a
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8010 a MX a NJMX a B98 a
5I9R a 01o/ a KNOB a WPPM a
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MIDWEST
RYYY 2050 WER ROCR MO MAZY RPR' -33 MmR M1BW RPMI MIFC
WEST
KBOZ RTRB KPTZ -40 RMOR R88T SPOM R20/ SLY96 e
MIR
EXPOSE When I Looked At Him (Arista) LP: What You Dont Know
Total Reports 207 83% Parallel
Reach Pl 72% P2 84% P3 90%
Regional Reach E 90% S 896 M 661 W 88%
National Summary UP 177 DEBS 5 SAME 19 DOWN 1 ADDS 5
o Chart Summary
Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 1 1
2 -5 0 5 1 6 6 -15 26 47 35 108
16 -40 15 42 22 79 Ons 3 2 3 8
Adds 0 0 0 0 Ch Adds 3 2 0 5
Total 47 98 62 207
ERST
8104 15 -12 IIXKS
7
-6 R SE -25 WELL 18 -12 Cß01 on ma 23 -21 2100 d -29 NECX 29 -26 PROM a -35 MAYA 15 -13
P5R99 a-28 0060 21-20 KM B-6 2100 20-16 897 17-17 1450 10-8 MNVa 11-10 KIR 8-7 RF 12-10 Q105 11-9
MIDWEST
B96 13-13 NECI 21-19 WEYT 21-20 10320 26-19 K SR 13-10
MLOL 11-12 151130 16-12
25104 on 2108 25-21 R115 13-10 RIEP 21-19 MM 13-9 RCPX o MLS 12-11 X100 22-18 21458 17-12 67L 16-13 KM 12-10 Pl V
E10297 15-13 KIR d-22 »5596 18-13 90T102 13-9 P55106 11-9 2551 19-19 FM102 16-15 oM64 8-13 002977 23-16
GST
99MGY 34-31 FLY92 21 -20 RWE 12 -10 ' 4aldO 19 -15 1806 24 -19 JET-FM 19 -17 WER2 40-28 MN5K 24 -20 STIL 27 -25 MIES 22 -20 WLAN 18-18 ß C101 20 -17 100040 6 -4 WEPR 15 -12 98PXY 24 -23 935 18 -16
1YPST 30 fr
MRC8 16 -13 MIRE 15 -13 WEER 14 -I1
B OOTE
00880 16-13 093 13-12 298 22-18 MMP 10-10 2106 16-11 K M 20-13 195 9-7 100106 18-9 RQS 14-8 M80R 15-14 MC50 7-7 RZFM 9-3 5105 24-20 OPER 15-11 098 19-15 MINK 10-8 651 18-12 800S 19-9 a2VP 15-15 94T2X 17-15 NOUT 31-20 SLAP 22-18 KRK 9-6 KM 14-13 NAM 25-20 FM100 25-20 298 18-16 N AM 19-14 MM 12-9 KBM 20-15 Y107 11 fr BJ105 2B-19 Y106 e5-9 SM -33 1(92 on Z106 34-27 1102 15-13 MM 16-10 WOW 8-6 RLX 20-10 MM 21-19 MIDIRBT
110T92 17 -12 5580 25 -24 2210 16 -11 MICR 11 -8 MM 19 -16 8GRD 23-12 MM 29 -25 Z104 d -36 199 22 -16 KOR 29 -25 11.93 19 -17 MZOR 31 -25 5ßE 30 -26 NRON 20 -16 2A2107 24 -16 MIO 17 -14 NAGT 16 -13
WEBT
6098 17 -13 2550 10 -5 MXX 14 -11 0(95 26 -22 KM 10 -5 C RED d -27 RSSO 14 -12 895 13 -11 22140 15 -11 6Iß1 7 -5 4550 18 -17
BLOC 20 -18 FM104 on fr RGQ 14 -11 202 -M 26 -21
0MI. 24-19 MY -21
ROM 12-9 K SZU 25-22 K R 23-19
G MT RRR 17 -10 NNFX 28 -23 103C1ß 16 -1 95 XXX 19 -14 MIME 15 -10 8122 19 -18 NEYP 10-7 9501L 34 -30 G98 24 -22 RH/ 12 -8 NOMP 17 -16 NETO 16 -12
BOOTS
2011 14-11 MIS, 18-12 WI AD 17-12 11010 12-10 NZIfX 13-8 aBaB 1-1 14/MX 15-11 898 15-10 81SR 14-11 0104 13-10 MS 19-17 K IM on 010 17-10 RAB 16-9 KNOB 21-17 ESTE 13-10 RIXY 14-7 X103 23-23 RMTX 29-24 MS 14-8 MIDWEST
8007 20-16 aSEO 10 -5 RR 14 -11 20CR 12 -9 NAM 19 -16 8045 20 -16 XLYV 22 -18 294 16 -13 WONT On RTXY 16 -11 MAZY 12 -12 MRX 32 -28 9925 d -38 MO 10-8 RPR 18 -12 MIBM 37 -24 MIFC 31-23
NEB"
ROT 27 -20 KM 32 -30 297 14 -10 0402 13 -7 RTOS 20 -17 ßF80 15 -11 ANTS 13 -9 ßM06 36 -23 1MT 21 -1S ZFUN 39 -35 8202 10 -9 SLY96
19 -15
0295 on
F FINE YOUNG CANNIaALS Dont Look Back (IRS /MCA) LP: The Raw 8 The Cooked
Total Reports 184 74%
Para lle1 Regional Reach Reach P1 51% E 81% P2 74% S 71% P3 94% M 80% w 64% Chart Summary
Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 1 0 1 2 National 2 -5 2 5 5 12
Summary 6-15 15 46 37 98 UP 148 16 -40 14 33 21 68 DEBS 4 One 1 2 1 4 SAME 25 Adds 0 0 0 0 DOWN 7 Ch Adda 0 0 0 0 ADDS 0 Total 33 86 65 184
IMST
8104 21 -18 8205 11 -9 NEW 15 -12 MISE 25 -23 Cool 7-5 BEGS 23 -22 894 16 -15 PRO-nt 17 -14
PMR99 17-13 MGa 7-6 WMVS 21-17 Q105 21-20
MIDMLST
0 10 2 24-21 SECO 23-20 095 11-9 W52T on MSPL 14-14 MAL 23-21 55B0 3-15
RST
KIR 21 -24 K M 10 -6 MO 5 -5 2140D 14 -13 RCP% 32 -30 KM 20 -18 0100 28 -25 K PLS 13 -11 608E 13 -11
P11
Ntk." 0501, 16 -16 BIBIS 1 -1 XXXII 2 -6 PIRATE 10 -9 Pß106 d -34
GUT
991142 14 -13 FLY92 16-14 NAG 18 -14 ßM30 12 -9 MM R 20-16 SET -M 11 -10 ME 7-5 KIM 11 -11 5555 20-18 MU.AN 20-20 RIO 24 -22 100251 6-6 RP2 B -7 98P 6Y 17 -14 930 14 -11 SPST 20 fr Mara 14 -11 142111 21 -20 SEER 22 -22
saura 8510 12 -11 893 16 -21 298 17 -15 2106 10 -9 I95 18 -17 2X X106 21 -15 5505 d -26 MCRZ d -38 22106 8 fr NWOR 40-32 8000 14 -15 0105 21 -16 091 23-20 WDBK 12 -11 5591 20-17 MANS 17 -15 MM 9-9 91TT1( 13 -10 MOOT 13 -14 NOßI 30 -27 MLAP 20 -16 NOIX 18 -17 00100 12 -9 698 30 -27 MANY 13 -10 0400 31 -26 5106 18 -16 MRVO 26 -22 492 14 -13 X106 20-17 ROI 102 -8
W NO VOL% 19 -15 MIL 37 -32
NIDMESf
E0T92 15 -11 PCR 18 -18 920 19 -15 RXR 30 -30 BOTE 16 -15 KRAO 19 -15 2.10 13 -10 MC 11 22 -17 BRIES 15 -15 KLO 5 -4 NIX% 16 -12 VTB% 21-22 2104 13 -10 [J103 40-38 60KO 8 -8 1293 11 -9 N20ß 10-6 MIRE 29 -18 Wool 16 -13 GY107 20-14 MPD 16-11 WHO2 17 -11
MISS 22-12 I03N0 21-18 2F95 8-4 Osan 10-7 1510 7-4 MUR 9-5 FM104 8 fr aCAO 19-19 1102-FM on 2251 34-25 aZEU 15-13
tip taer
RRA 15-7 VETS 7-5 103000 d-30 95X5% 17-11 MIPE 19-18 12E 23-21 MRP 21-19 95XIL 19-17 G98 9-8 BTST 13-11 MM 13-13 WETO 36-19
1671E 18-15 MS, 17-13 MJAD 16-11 WOOD 14-8 MJMI 10-8 898 27-23 RIBR 9-8 Q104 12-9 MM8 16-14 KIM 16-13 Q101 16-13 KIM 21-12 RMOE 10-9 SPM 10-5 KIXY 15-15 1103 on 2MTX 28-26 KNIN 16-29 BOIS 13-10
1077 14 -12 RMQ 15 -8 RR 15 -12 ROCK 14 -13 MM 31 -28 ßO60 2 -1 O.YV 10 -7 294 19-19 805? 2 -2 1IT %Y 7 -4 MASY 25 -22 67ßX 10 -9 99ßG 13 -9 'MAT 11 -13 RMlO 15 -13 WDBR 19 -16 RPR 24 -20 5108 21 -14 ß21M 7 -6 W1 PC 10 -6
RGOT 12 -6 EPOS 31 -29 297 27 -26 K801 15 -14 4Tß8 17 -15 RIO 37 -27 RPTZ 24 -20 MM0K 30 -22 EMT 13 -0 ZroS 19-16 ß20R 15 -13 SLY96 23-21 am 6 -3 Oß95 11 -9
J JANET JACKSON Miss You Much (A &M) LP: Rhythm Nation
Total Reports 229 92% Para lle1
Regional Reach Reach P1 881 E 100% P2 93% S 93% P3 93% M 861 w 89% Chart Suanary
Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 1 1 0 2
National 2 -5 14 24 11 49 Summary 6 -15 33 59 35 127 UP 211 16 -40 9 23 18 50 DEBS 3 Ons 0 0 0 0 SAME 14 Adds 0 0 0 0. DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 1 0 1 ADDS 1 Total 57 108 64 229
140 G BT 0104 19 -16 MS 8 -5 WEOO 23-17 142 SB 9 -7 MELI 14 -7 CR01 27 -18 SPW 16 -13 2100 21 -13 IIEGX 11 -8 094 15 -7 PRO-111 20 -18 0107 20-17 NAVA 16 -12
SOOTS
Pß99 6-4 ROBO 25 -15 ROSE 17 -12 2100 13-8 B97 12 -6 MOH 5-5 ENV, 8-7 01TY 9 -2 8TFM 8 -3 0105 18 -11
MfD11a9T
B96 14-11 Z95 18-11 Q102 25-23 M8C1 14-10 WEYT 7-7 WEPL 13-6 201111 16-9 RTt 15-13 KM 10-6 "MOL 16-13 REQ 8-8
O 9104 12-9 YlOe 7-2 KIR 9-.7
RPR 5-2 981452 9-1 930 12-9 NPST 22 fr NRCR 9-4 RRR 13-10 RCR 8-2
SOUTH
RBO 15 -5 593 11 -6 298 21 -14 MPMF 18 -17 8106 11 -8 Dann 24 -21 195 21 -15 M X106 3 -3 ROW 8-2 14319 25 -21 SORO 12 -9 118106 20 fr NNOK 6 -4 Nap 16 -6 KM 26 -23 0105 11 -5 RPRR 18 -13 098 d -25 NMR 15 -12 RSI 16 -10 8MS 8 -1 RYP 6-6 94220 12 -9 NAPE 16 -12 MANI 18-12 MLAP 30 -24 MM 5-4 MU 15 -5 BOJO 13 -11 00100 13 -6 595 17 -13 101® 15 -8 MANY 17 -14 0400 21 -14 2107 14 fr
8J IO 17 -12 2106 19 -13 MO 23 -16 K92 2. -24 2106 a-37 2102 12 -6
KIWI 11 -6 80MQ 17 -16 SLOG 10 -4 PM104 21 fr
BGO 11 -6 202-1411 19-16 162 20-11 MY 9-6 MW 7 -4 KM 35 -13 .0 10 -7
WEST
RRR 10-6 MFR 11 -8 103Cm 15-7 95MX 30 -21 MM 20 -16 11112 26-20 MIR 30 -24 95XIL 26 -21 598 13 -6 STMT 10 -3 MONO 22 -10 NATO 31 -8
BOOTS
Rotz 11 -5 MS, 14-11 RAD 31 -23 MMt° 15 -4 NBRX 10 -5 KIM 10 -5 MJMX 13 -7 598 19 -11 KIRR 12-5 5104 16 -6 MYRB 13 -6 RSR 5-4 0101 14 -8 6505 30 -18 RraR 7 -6 SPAN 20 -17 KIR 24 -11 2103 27 -19 KM 23 -19 NVa9 1e -11
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IMP 18 -14 WIZ 14 -5 RXYQ 19 -15 RCPX 26 -24 8188 21 -11 RRLO 18 -14 X100 23 -11 8888 7 -5 RPLZ 14-5 ROBE 14-4
PI HOT97 16-10 0100 7-5 MPGC 28-22 RJIIE 6-5 ROT102 5-3 1118106 21-15 ROGI 15-12 11110 7-3 REM 5-1 H OT977 12-7
GST
99803 27 -23 PLY92 17 -4 BASE 17 -9 8)130 16 -11 Seno 8 -2
WM -M 14-6
ERZ 32 -20 8888 13 -13 8711 12 -8 MR HE 8 -6 WGM 9-1 ß C101 13 -9 100291 22 -21
KTUX 18-11 NOW 3-3 8pLX 21-11 MIZL 20-11
MIDWEST
MEW d-26 BOT92 28-23 WEHR 9-7 8PXR 17-16 OT. 7-5 1060 6-6 REI0 10-6 MICR 12-6 mix 16-8 WIZ 7-s MIXX 21-15 WTBX 25-19 8104 25-20 6J103 24-17 699 14-7 18110 11-7 RX93 17-8 11001 4-4 MOM 11-6
141309 9-7 6A7107 12-7 W IZ 13-10 MEDT 10-4
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RISS 4 -4 616ÁQ 16 -11 8ßX% 15 -4 ßP95 18 -7 KRNG 12 -2 CHAD 19 -11 0860 15 -10 O 95 15 -10 0780 18 -13
MIDWEST
RYYY 19-15 WINO 22-17 MBMB 11-5 ECM 8-4 MICR 9-6 121311 9-4 6010 9-4 ItLYV 27-17 ROES d-17 RTeY 14-9 WEM 30-25 MAZY 11-6 RPRX 8-6 9910 31-26 6PAT 25-23 11170 11-7 N06R 13-7 MPPR 20-10 IOSN 26-12 MIPC 19-13
WEBT
8GOT 21 -11 RPXR 19 -13 297 26 -17 1302 19 -11 17738 18 -14 IMO 20 -12 IRTO 20 -11 IMOR 12 -9 RTMT 19 -12 ETON 31 -24 KEOZ 12 -6 81796 25 -8
ELTON JOHN Healing Hands (MCA) LP: Sleeping With The Past
Total Reports 174 70% Para lle 1
Reach 061 606 P2 65% P3 87%
Regional Reach E 88% S 72% M 67% w 54%
National Summary UP 133 DEBS 14 SAME 24 DOWN 0
ADDS 3
Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
0 0 0 0 2 -5 0 0 0 0
6 -15 9 5 1 15 16-40 21 62 56 139 Ons 8 6 3 17 Adds 1 1 0 2
Ch Adds 0 1 0 1
Total 39 75 60 174
EAST
8104 28 -21 WEIS 17 -13 MEW 17 -15 NW/ Cß01 22 -17 BP41 on
WEG% 27 -25 PROM 35 -31 0107 27 -24
WAVA 27 -24
P11699 28-25 112116 24-23 B97 19-16 WW2 23-18 0105 1 2-1 2
NIDWWE'T
0 10 2 26-24 MCI 18-13 095 14-11 WEYT on I92PL 15-13 KB60 on MRTI 24-23 8O013 25-21 8LOL 28-26 117190 31-27
NEST
Y108 on RIME 26-23 ROYO -11 KCPx on
E IBM 3n3-26 X100
RIMS on RPL! 30-26 6088 d-29
P1 A.
MI00 on RILL 17 -15 MOM 16 -12 DOOR 25 -18 90T102 25 -23
GR 991101 37 -35 MLY92 39 -30 Me on
MEUQ 29 -26 MISR d -38 JET -M 28 -26 MERZ 19 -16
MWER 30 -25 4E2 28 -26 IM68 37 -35 MEAN 37-33 ßC101 on
100581 19 -19 0055 19 -15 98PXY on 930 28 -25 BAST 31 fr MICK 35 -29 MERZ 29 -22 WYCR 29 -28
B M/TH
REDO 26 -23 693 20 -17 8106 34-31 8X5106 25 -24 MOB d -22 WEE 17 -15 IMO 26 -22 18106 17 fr WOK 23 -23 TWO 26 -24 G105 20 -15 098 on MINK 22 -17 MISI 31 -27 YÁ59 37-29 WWII 28-26 94770 28 -25 MOOT 11 -8 SLAP 26 -23 EROS 27 -26 REIR 38-33 8830 22 -18 )1100 20 -17 WHY 28 -23 RBM d -l7 0107 22 fr 63105 32 -28 Y106 d -29 NAVE 1106 38 -34 6102 31 -27 MDL1 37 -31 NREL 31 -28
MIDWEST
90592 26-24 MPRR 27 -26 1E10 31 -24
MMCR 26 -22 SERE 30 -26 MIX% d -34 WT. 32 -31 .104 30 -26
XQRQ 18 -17 RE93 30-26 WEAR 27 -22 ERES d -29 WEST 26 -22
W EST
RNMQ a -28 ßP95 15 -11 RATS on Cß80 on ROND 22 -20 FLOC 36 -33 PM104 30 fr E181E 25-20 112211 d -34
GBT
WEM 33-28 MT% 24-20 10 30112 21-19 950X0 33-24 1MPE d-28 WIRE 34-31 95XIL 18-16 098 32-28 S'NT 32-28 8014P 27-22 IIBTO d-39
BOUTS
101E 29 -26 IM8P 24 -20 ILIAD 25 -20 VOID 39-35 TER% on 121% 30 -27 698 21 -16 516E 2321 0104 31 -28 6516 34-29 181111 29-27 0101 34-32 WAS 32 -27 8106 29 -22 WPM 19 -18 XI. 39 -36 9103 on EWE 30 -27 K EIN 26-23 NM 23-20
1420141637
1111110 30-24 MEWS 21-19 MCIL on ELRI 34-31 1060 29-25 RLYV 39-34 194 26-21 RTXY 10-38 WAIT 27-24 RPRR d-30 99RG d-37 RMN 29-24 1109u 18-14 MAPR 26-16 111911 32-26 RPVE 31-26 WIPC 33-29
WEST
RIOT 29-22 297 d-38 RBO2 27-22 RTRB 39-36 11,60 33-24 RPT2 38-33 KMOR d-38 W TMT 25-19 11,011 37-32 120E 28-25 9LY96 30-28 0IE95 37-34
K KIX Don't Close Your Eyes (Atlantic) LP: Blow My Fuse
Total Reports 79 32%
Para 1191 Reach
PI 15% P2 34% P3 42%
Regional Reach E 33% S 28% M 45% w 20%
National Summary UP 21 DEBS 15 SAME 20 DOWN 1
ADDS 22
INaA;
Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 1' 1 1 3
2 -5 0 1 1 2
6 -15 1 2 2 5
16 -40 3 13 11 27 Ons 1 10 9 20 Adds 4 12 4 20
Ch Adds 0 1 1 2
Total 10 40 29 79
GST
8104 d -30
SOOTS
MYE a
1110116137
VE7T a
WEST
ROSO 29 -27 10100 10100
2
A7 REG. on
NETO a Sors 5 -1 XXXII 11 -9 PIRATE d -19
GST
99805 on FLY92 a MAEB a MVSR a JET-PN on 100592 23-16 WEPK d-32 MYCA on
SOUTH
8980 a R106 36-32 195 a
M8S% a MESO 20-15 12106 on fr MEW 32-27 11.6 MOOT 37-27 KRIS d-29 WNW a 119M a 0106 a-38 RTU% 31-27
MIDVaST
S0T92 35-31 1Q88 on
92X 5-4 14002
e-33 11210 WW1 d-33 RL0 29-27 ISXX a Ml'9X on E104 a 299 10-11 RORO IMME d-33 RRES on MAT on
WEST
RATM on RRXR 3-1 ROSU 33-19
Net IMP% on 95XXX on WNW d -30
IRE 17-15 098 d -39 NOMA 39 -32 MITO d -36
MOOTH
VOID on MIR% on ß18R d -34 RSWE on WPM d -39 RHIN 14 -10 MISS -38
MIDWEST
RY3Y on MBNQ a RCMO d-40 RoHT MAZY a
99RG 5-4 1PAT O
11673 on
RPMW a
WeBT
RTRS on 111110 36-33 KIST d-36 ORTS 27-21 0195 2-1
L LIVING COLOUR Glamour Boys (Epic) LP: Vivid
Total Reporte 150 60%
Regional Reach E 67% S 57% M 66% w 52%
National Summary UP 98 DOSS 28 SAME 15 DOWN 0
ADDS 9
BREAKER
Parallel Reach P1 37% P2 56% P3 88%
Chart Summary Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0
2 -5 0 0 0 0
6 -15 1 5 4 10
16 -40 17 50 53 120 Ons 4 5 2 11 Adds 2 4 2 8
Ch Adds 0 1 0 1
Total 24 65 61 150
EAST
8%KS d-35 NZOU 30-28 ÑROI on
BG% 21-18
SIRTE
111110 23 -18 Ree 34 -27
Q10 5
0
MIDWEST
61307 a M2PL 28-37 P880 a 14250 16-15 5600 23-21
VEST
KRIM d-25 KW() 27-26 RMD 31-27 KCP% d-37 RISA 26-23 RPL2 31-27 KOBE O
P1 A.
EEGL On MRMS 2318 WISPY d-22 WOO 31-27 PIRATE 18-17
GST
996G1 39-36 FLY92 d-32 MA69 32-24 51630 25-23 WWII 37-34 36r-M 30-24 WERE 22-18 M1MR on MTSC 38-35 WEE a ILOR 31-31 100811 13-12 ISPR 32-28 98PXY 22-21 930 22-19 WEST 15 fr MACK d-37 WOW d-35
BOOTH
WOO 24-21 593 31-24 X106 20-12 195 24-20 60X106 35-31 141100 d-30 12106 19 fr WWO 34-32 KIM d-39 0105 a-33 MESI 36-72 114N9 d-37 MEYP 31-28 SOOT 33-25 11200 31-25 WOW 29-26 298 29-26 MABB a MBBY RBM On 1106 a 192 d-30 2106 28-23 RTOX 28-22 VEL% d-37
M1111MST
WM 20-16 6P6R 34-33 ROIO d-36
MECK 32-28 W1W on WIXX 30-26 1TIX on 2710 36-33 aQrtQ d-29 0208 23-21 111306 d-28 GY107 d-35 ERES d-30 MEST 32-29
WEST
9195 on KATH 27 -23 RSR 24-21 29Sß 20 -14 RST P14104 28 fr RRRE 18 -8 ß18Y 32 -30 KM 26-23
950I1 30-28 098 d-38 MST a WOMP 34-29 OBTO 34-27
80026
EOI. 34-31 W58P d-36 WAD 28-25 5000 37-34 WEEX 32-29 MJM% d-38 898 d-30 an 28-26 0104 21-19 MY 5 d-34 RSMB d-30 0101 d-39 SNDE d-38 WEM 28-25 RIXY 31-33 RMI'X 33-30 6519 21-16 IOBS 31-28
MID6fET
ErYY 28-23 WEAQ on RQCR 16-15 NUM 33-22 RCMQ 25-20 RLYV 28-21 Y94 22-18 ROHT d-28 !1'%Y d-39 MRFR 34-27 58AfY 31-28 RFRR 35-31 992G 20-17 RPAT 22-20 8PN 23-15 MOOR 22-21 MPFR 34-31 MIBM 34-28 10111114 13-10 Coon 35-28
MST
M3PX 32-27 10 3012 a 95%XX 29-23 MEPB on
MNYP 24-22
RGO[ 31-25 097 33-25 RB02 d-40 KTR6 40-37 KPBO 40-31 RPTZ 30-25 WOK 21-18 WIZ 36-32 BrON 35-28 11202 33-28 SLY96 24-22 KWTY 14-11 01195 27-27
LOVE AND ROCKETS
Na Big Deal (RCA) LP Love And Rockets
Total Reports 57 23% Parallel
Reach P1 12% P2 18% P3 41%
Regional Reach E 21% S 20% M 22% w 30%
National Summary UP 15 DEBS 9
SAME 25 DOWN 0
ADDS 8
I NiA1
Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 3
2 -5 0 0 0 0
6 -15 0 0 0 0
16-40 5 9 11 25
Ons 3 10 11 24
Adds 0 2 4 6
Ch Adds 0 0 2 2
Total 8 21 28 57
MST
WERB d-33 MS n
MIRTO
REB6 d-33
MODIIR9T
MNYT on
1997
RlEYO 25-22 SMW 33-29 Siero 40-38
100091 37 -32 ./PCP on
MOUTH
0106 on Mß30 d -23 00106 28 fr MAS O WISP 34-32 RTUX d -37
MIDIR6T
92% d-24 RLO 30-25 29103 on 099 35-31 RAYlOa on O 11110
MRDT on
NWT
RF95 on RATM a
RSND d-40 SRBR on RVEZ on REED on
141 GST
WPRR a-39 wNPX a
95XXX a
M .1 a
HT a IMITO on
MIRt!
19212 on M3AD on WPM on RISK on WPM on 0100 on 6070 on RAIN 29-24 WOES a -40
MIDWEST
RYYY 34-31 8950 36-34 MUM 39-34 RPAT 28-25 KIWI RP
WEBT
RGOT d-34 RTR9 d-39 IOW RITE on RMOR 37-34 RTMT 40-35 WWI d-37 0695 34-29
M MADONNA Cherish (Sire/WB) LP: Like A Prayer
Total Reporte 230 92% Pa ra lle1
Reach Pl 89% P2 92% P3 94%
Regional Reach E 100% S 94% M 84% W 91% Chart Summary
Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 1 6 1 8
National 2 -5 26 46 42 114 Summary 6 -15 22 49 18 89 UP 184 16 -40 9 5 4 18 DEBS 1 Ons 0 1 0 1
SAME 40 Adds 0 0 0 0
DOWN 5 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0
ADDS 0 Total 58 107 65 230
net 8104 14 -9 WEDS 6 -4 MEW 7 -4 0696 8 -6 5151.1 6-5
CROL 6-2 WEIR 5-4 .100 6 -5 11501 9 -5 094 11 -9 PRO-FE 4 -2 0107 14 -11 MAYA 11 -8
SIRTE
PMA99 3-2 KW() 7-4 'MBE 2-1 Y100 11-9 B97 7-7 WWI 4-4 MWE 3-3 K1 Ty 3-3 RTPM 17-17 0105 10-8
B96 9-7 095 23-27 0102 17-14 MCI 6-1 MITT 4-4 MZPL 6-5 mB80 7-5 ORTI 10-9 KOWE 6-5 0L0L 7-4 0R9Q 32-16
N IET
10104 10 -8 010E 16 -15 RILE 5-1 522u 5 -5 RRRE 7-4 RXYQ 11 -9 ROO 5-2 RCP% 21 -17 ß14R 10 -6 1114 15 -13 0100 7-6 RMES 10 -9 APEE 3 -2 RUBE 6 -3
P1 A.
BOT97 11-11 10100 10-17
OPGC d-28 PWE96 27-24 60T102 7-4 000106 13-11 RIRI 18-13 M102 12-8 WM. 24-21 007977 24-24
G82
99505 5 -2 PLY92 5-3 EASE 9-6 5630 8 -4 5V8ß 5-4 Jr -50 5 -3 WERE 11 -6 MME 4 -4 FRIC 7 -11 5850 5 -4 6GS 10 -6 ßC101 9-6
100501 15-14 SSPR 3-1 98PXY 7-7 9lQ 3-2 6PST B fr MRCR 3-1 M1R2 12-6 SYG 10-6
501325
IMO 10-4 B93 6-5 R98 31 MPMF 14-13 1106 9-6 ROW 11-9 195 7-4 moots 2-2 WOE 9-9 09SX 30-19 ORZ 7-6 RI106 10 fr MOR 5-5 MCGO 6-2 R2M 30-26 0105 12-7 RP6R 13-9 0911 11-10 MONK 6-5 Inc. 5-4 5050 2-1 62YP 4-3 947101 7-4 WADS 22-17 MOOT 29-26 110111 14-11 SLAP 16-11 W M 14-10 REd1 7-7 PD7X 5-4 161100 7-5 298 9-7 PABI 10-7 WHIZ 9-6 RHIN 10-6 Y107 5 fr 01105 12-8 Y106 4-3 MRVO 11-8 092 11-11 2106 6-5 2102 11-9 1T0X 6-5 NOW 6-4 nix 8-5 MSG 10-9
MIDWIBT
WW on ®792 6-4 S50ß 14 -14 OPXR 12 -6 WITZ 4-4 ROMO 5 -5 R.10 5-3 MECK 14 -13 WNW 7 -4 OWED 2 -2 n000 10 -5 5T00 2 -5 0104 15 -12 .103 7 -5 1Q!Q 3 -3 RE93 3 -3 M20ß 3 -3 MWE6 5 -5 Soon 7 -6 ßÁY107 10 -6 icluo 4 -1 MOT 8 -1
W EST
ORSS 2 -2 ß5M0 12 -12 18X0 7 -6 ßF95 4 -3 RRMG 4-7 CRED 9-8 68580 5-1 895 18 -16
6090 11-8 KOMI 5 -4 RLOC 13 -12 P5104 7 fr RGW 5 -3 ROY -50 6-6 RIM 14 -7 IMO 3 -2 ß00S 5-2 6100 7 -5 RRO 14 -10
WPM 4 -2 MMPX 2 -2 103CI, 6-4 95608 10 -6 MRP6 8 -8 MERE 13 -9 MY? 15 -11 95.1. 9-4 098 7-4 wet 5 -2 Wee 3 -3 METO 9-6
S OOTS
101E 4-3 nap 6-4 IJaD 5-3 5008 5 -3 143101 5 -3 5629 5-3 BJMo 7 -5 890 13 -9 RISK 4 -4 0104 5 -5 5705 9-5 005 7 -7 0101 6-3 EVAN 4 -3 ß N06 6 -5 WPM 12 -7 RIRY 22 -21 1103 13 -7 KIM 13-8 COIS 4-4
MIDWEST
K OTS 7 -4 SINO 6 -3 MOM 5-3 non 21 -18 ROCK 7 -5 BERM 3 -2 S OSO 10 -7 RLYV 8 -4 Y94 8-5 ROat 4 -4 or. 8-5 Mar 5 -5 RPRX 6-4 9906 18 -14 KPAT 18 -16 RIOT° 6-5 SDSR 5-4 WPM 8 -5 Moro 10 -5 WPC 12 -7
W EST
RGOT 9-5 RPRR 10-5 O 97 9-8 1®OS 7-3 RTRB 3-1 11.730 17-10 RFTS 8-6 11101E 10-6 117741 9-5 ZION 6-1 RaOE 8-7 81096 4-2 0195 23-20
MARTIKA I Feel The Earth Move (Columbia) LP: Marika
Total Reports 173 69% Para l let
Reach Pl 54% P2 70% P3 83%
Regional Reach E 81% S 68% M 59% W 71%
National Summary OP 114 DEBS 26 SAME 19 DOWN 0
ADDS 14
G91
5104 22-19 WOKS 30-27
2W á8-25 MBLf IEGX d-27 B94 24-20 PRO-111 31-28 N -29
WWI 15-14 RRB6 d-30 WW2 30-29 KITT 19-15 RTFM 29-27
M2DM6ST
B96 12-12 295 d-26 WHET 24-23 K DMB 3 SLOL on EESO a-31
WEST
Y108 a ROIS 22 -20 ROW RRRO d-24 ROYO 23-20 RCPX 37 -35 RISK 25 -21 RRLQ 28-26 0100 d -27
KMSB 2 27-24 PL U6K 21 -18
P1 A,
11100 27-26 17410 25-24 KMEL 10-29 805977 35-31
GeT
99800 d-45 01092 d-40 WEB 21-17 8630 28-25 MVSR d-40 JET-PM 33-28 NERZ 36-24 MOO 33-28 STIC 36-33 5R 82 38-36 0160 28-28 0 Pc1o1 on 100811 0-38
MSPR 27-20 98PYY 30-29 930 12-30
Chart Pos
Summary P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0
2 -5 0 0 0 0
6 -15 3 1 0 4
16 -40 24 66 51 141 Ons 2 8 4 14
Adds 4 5 1 10 Ch Adds 2 1 1 4
Total 35 81 57 173
MPST 35 fr SOCK 30-26 MERE d-38 MYCR 19-19
SOOTS
WENO on 593 35-30 598 24-19 6106 26-21 REEB 22-19 6.1106 32-29 CRE 27-24 MNOR 27-22 MWQ 35-37 REM 37-33 RPR, a WINK 36-32 6081 38-33 MANS 38-33 WEEP 27-25 94TYX NAPE 24-23 MOOT 39-34 NaP d-32 MtYK d-29 WWI 28-25 F4100 31-29 MVEY d-29 29M 35-27 Y107 23 fr &1105on Y106 on 11.0 a RTU% 29-23 WOW MDLX d-35 NIEL
H IMONT
EST92 33 -12 SPHR d -35 WEXR 29 -26 WGT. 20 -17 ß Z10 33 -28 MICR 37 -29
WOES 18 -17 MrBX on R3103 22 -16 11000 25 -22 11093 d -30 596e 32 -29 WW1 25 -22 ßÁY107 35 -29
R16 FWD on WEST 28 -23
MET
OROS 23 -19 RMMS 24 -21 5XX0 35 -32 Iß95 26 -23 MING 29 -26 1861) 18 -16 ROSO 32 -30 00580 16 -13 RLW 260 -24 R GQ on REST 25 -24 ROM 27 -24 IRO a
MST
VE,R 23-16 MMPX 21 -17 95000 40-30 MPS 25-23 MIEI -34 STOP 2321 95001 33 -21 MTHT 33-29
POMP 33 -28 11970 36 -23
SIRTS
101E 35 -29 MOO? d -33 .0D 38 -33 05000 40-32 Rato on ßE28 18 -16 FRJIX 38 -35 598 d -29 RISK 32 -25 0104 d -31 MIN d-33 RIME on 0101 40-36 RIM/1 39 -32 RNOE 36 -31 WPM 29 -26 RIRY 32-30 RIT% 39 -34 WBS 28 -24
MIDWEST
RYYY 33-29 MBNO d-36 WEWE 35-32 MC1L 27-21 ROCK 21-16 SLRM on R010 40-36 RLYV d-38 ROW 2]-25 MY 38-35 WM 36-32 MAZY 35-32 RrRX a 99RG d-39 WOBI 32-28 MPPR 40-38
N EST
ROOT 40-31 MR 29-24 297 21-16 6802 d-33 KT. 34-71 IRBQ 38-30
o rto d-39 WMOR 0-31 RTIIT 35-71 ZFUN On RZOZ 40-35 611796 d-34
MIW VANIW Girl I'm Gonna Miss You (Arista) LP. Girl You Know It's True
Total Reporta 225 90%
Para 11e1 Reach
P1 88% P2 92% P3 88%
Regional Reach E 92% S 93% M 86% W 89%
National Summary UP 117 DEBS 1
SAME 61 DOWN 46 ADDS O
1
Chart Summary Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot
1 25 35 20 80 2 -5 21 49 28 98
6 -15 10 20 10 40 16 -40 1. 2 3 6
Ons 0 1 0 1 Adds O 0 0 0
Ch Adds 0 0 0 0
Total 57 107 61 225
GST
0104 4 -2 NRW 11 -2 8688 3 -1 WELT 2 -1 CROO 10 -6 OPW 4 -2 5100 32 6008 10-6 094 5-3 PRO-PM 9-6 0107 11 -8 NAVA 5 -4
SIRTB
P5ß99 1-5 PASO 4 -7 MBE 1 -3 0100 4 -1 B97 5-5 OB 1 -1 5MV2 1 -1 K ITY 1 -1 WPM 2 -1 0105 4 -2
MIDEEBT
596 1-1 295 1-1 0102 1-4 MNCf 4-3 WEYT I-1 MPL 2-2 IBEQ 5-2 M0T1 6-4 CO. 3-2 1fLOL 4-1 WR60 6-6
WEST
88104 3 -1 3108 2 -5 RIIB 1 -1 REEP 1 -2 RRRE 5-1 RMW 2-8
RCPX 10 -8 RIBS 1 -1 GLQ 2 -1 0100 1 -3
KMS5 1 -1 RPLZ 2 -1 RUBE 2 -1
P1 A,
50 597 2-1 0100 1 -2
100K.1 3 -2 SPII 1 -3
98PYY 2 -9 930 4-13 West 6 fr MICR 1 -1 WOO 1 -1
OYCR 1 -4
SOUTE
ABBE 1 -1 593 2 -1 R98 1 -3 MOW 3 -3 REEB 2 -1 195 1 -1 5%0106 1 -1 IRON 2 -1 5539 4 -2 SCRS 14 -22 01106 5 fr
MROR 11 -10 OOGQ 1 -5 REPM 1 -2 G105 3 -2 smut 1 -1 098 9-7 MAE 5-2 MISI 2 -1 90658 1 -6 MEYP 1 -5 9477% 4 -2 RAPS 4 -3 MODI on MORI 3-3 MLA., 7 -3 ROC 7 -11 ROW 19 -30
14038 4 -3 99141/39 3 fr 50100 4-1 098 3 -1 IAES 2 -2 W M 1-1 5107 3 fr 03105 2-1 7106 1 -1 WRY() 7 -3 592 12 -9 2106 4 -2 2102 1 -5 Esso 1 -14 MOW 1 -1 MOLO 5 -3 WEZL 2 -2
MIDWEST
MIW 8 -4 HO 792 2 -1 W9ß 5 -3
WE %R 8 -4 MGT/ 3 -3 1210 3-1 MICR 1 -3
B95 7-6 RYO B-4 RIRI 5-9 EQMO 3-1 RL11C 9-11 P58104 6 fr FGO 1-1 ROY-PM 3-3 roso 4-1 n or 4-1
KOON 1-6 KZOU 18-12 RBO 1-1
MST
WERR 11 -11 WWEI d -32 103C1ß 3 -1 958x0 8 -5 MPS 21-14 WIRE 5-2 098 1 -7 MOND 2 -2 VETO 1 -1
BIRT9
HOIR 1-1 MO? 33 MJAD 3-1 MAID 1 -1 ROSO 1 -1 REM 1 -2 0381 5 -2 695 5 -2 RISK 1 -1 0104 1 -2 EMS 6 -4 RSMB 3 -5 0101 2 -1 AMAN 1 -1 810E 9 -8 MY 1 -1 1103 1 -1 ß 11T1 10 -4
BVBS 1 -15
IIIDIIEEI'
ROSY 3 -1 WENO 3 -2 MBR 1 -2 WEIL 4-3 SOCK 1 -1 SLRN 1 -1 0080 3 -2 RIM 3 -2 094 5-3 SORT 24 -22 RTx7 1 -1 MOM 7 -2 PASO 2 -2
Continued On Next Column
8PGC 25-24 KJME 2-1 PWE96 2-1 80T102 1-1 PVE106 1-1 =GI 4-6 FM102 4-1 296L 1-4 PO 5977 1-9
EAST
99003 9-7 PLY92 4-1 0609 1-3 1414.70 1-1 556R 3-1 JeT-FM 3-2 6102 1B-10 MINE 2-1 WIC 3-2 NEW 2-1 MLBN 1-1 R010 10-3
Milli VanilO Continued
MRS 5 -2 MES 3-4 57710 5 -1 STBX 6 -4 0104 4 -1 L710 4 -2 X99 2-3 ROBO 2-1 R593 6-5 MXOR 2 -2 MESO 7-3 WMON 1 -3 RAY107 7 -3 Era 11 -9 ARIO 1 -9 MDT 2-1
MST
11S6 1-1 511510 2-1 RRIIX 1-1 K195 2-2 GMG 1-6 CHeD 3-2
MPRY 3 -2 99RG 23 -18 EPAT 5-5 RITO 4 -10 MESO 2 -1 MIRI 8-3 MIPC 5-4
WMEP
ROOT 23-11 MIR 14-11 097 2-2 0B0! 2-1 OTRO 8-5 W M 2-1 RFT2 3-2 SMOK 2-1 17147 1-3 ETON 1-3 R20E 1-1 61.094 1-10 0595 13-11
MICHAEL MORALES What I Like About You (Wing /Polydor) LP: Michael Morales
Total Reports 179 72%
Parallel Regional Reach Reach 061 43% E 77% P2 74% S 76% P3 94% M 80% W 52% Chart Summary
Pos P'1 P2 P3 Tot 1 8 0 0 0
National 2 -5 1 0 2 3 Summary 6 -15 5 36 27 68 UP 139 16 -40 15 43 35 93 DEBS 4 Ons 5 3 1 9 SAME 28 Adds 2 3 0 5
DOWN 2 Ch Adds I 1 0 1
ADDS 6 Total 23 86 65 179
GST
MERS on MEW 21 -20 WU on CRO1 on 594 d -l0 PROM 18 -16 0107 18 -14
SOOT!
014090 a RR. 29-25 0100 0 897 2828 SGM 27-24 MW. 26-26 KITT KTFM 14-12
IIIDWWET
0 10 2 10-9 WPC d-21 095 17-14 MAL 27-26 MAL d-28 5680 13-11
RIT 9108 30-27 RRRE 25-20 RCPX 28 -27 ROSS 34-31 CUBE 24 -21
P1 A.
R6GL 2-2 MOM on
MET
99NGY 23-20 PLY92 30-28 00169 30-29 WWII 16-14 31f-T6 34-31 WER2 17-13 MNIS 9-8 WIC 34-31 WM 25-22 IMAN 26-26 100291 37-34 M8PR on 98P1EY 29-28 930 17-15 8PST 25 fr 112011 12-9 WERE 18-16 MCR 16-15
14550 21-19 1106 13-38 195 19-16
61E06 1 2-12 WESX 1 2-1 2
MROO a 12106 11 fr
MNOR a 16200 24-21 G105 27-22 098 18-16 WINE 28-26 WW1 24-20 MANS 14-31 MEYP 13-13 9471% 16-12 MAPS 28-27 WAIT 17-12 MORI 15-13 /LAP 27-25 KIM 12-9 1E00 20-19 99WA09 24 '
r 50100 16-15 IPSE 16-13 WNW 15-12 Kern 27-23 Y107 6 fr .105 21-Y; MRVO 24-1a 192 8-6 2106 N-21 RTOX 14-13 MDLx 21-16 WRaL 38-30
MIOMEST
1MES 13 -10 92X 16 -13 WEXR 11 -9 MOTE 30 -26 5610 33 -30 1210 2320 MICR 16 -1'1 MRS 28 -2, RESO 24-22
WORD a -25 MIX% 13 -7 NT55 12-10 0104 16-14 23103 l4-'2 099 24 -22 RWRO 10-4 1193 14 -1i 1150K 16 -1.1 SESO 23-22 KAY107 11-10 1612 8-7 K ENO 21-11 NWT 35 -31
WSW
Iß95 38 -34 RAM 11 -11 CHID on R9ß 6-6 FN104 20 fr E GO 33-12 100 -IN WOW on REST 18 -12 1250 22 -17
RAW
MR 19 -14 IMP% 26 -21 103C1ß 18 -15
95X%% 12 -17 IRIS 3 -3 WW2 18 -17 WIMP 18 -15 9530L d -34 G98 22 -21 MIST 21 -19 MONA 14 -14 MOTO 27 -24
SIRTE
102 Ix 21-18 MRBr 19-16 0JA0 31-22 NO1D 16-13 MUM 10-9 SJMX 20-16 B98 23-20 K16R 8-6 0104 20-17 WW1 25-23 RSMB 28-28 0101 28-24 RO6 21-19 WPM 16-13 0100 17-13 MX 18-13 11101 11-11 WM 15-13
KITY 17 -14 NOVO 19 -14 WEWE 22 -20 MCIL 31 -36 ROCS 19 -17 WW1 14 -11 11040 17 -11 K LYV 12 -11 794 25 -22 RT. 22 -20 WW1 14 -9 MAZY 16 -14 RPRI 17 -15 995G 38 -33 ERAT 13 -12 RMeO 26-23 WEIR 17-13 Sers 9-8 VIM 28 -21 OVE 38 -31 RISC 17 -14
WM'
EGOT 5-3 29%R 13-10 297 24-20 1E02 24-21 ras 28-26 KF80 22-17 11.11 28-24 11401 13-11 KIST 24-18 SPUN 40-34 REQE 24-19 BL096 20-18 29TY on 0195 8-7
MOTLEY CRUE Dr. Feelgood (Elektra) LP. Dr. Feelgood
Total Reports 179 721 Parallel
Regional Reach Reach Pl 48% E 77% P2 76% S 73% P3 87% M 81% W 54% Chart Summary
PoM Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0
National 2 -5 4 5 4 13 Summary 6 -15 6 18 8 32 UP 154 16 -110 1.7 56 46 119 DEBS 4 Ona 1 5 2 8
SAME 14 Adds 3 3 0 6
DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 1 0 1 ADDS 7 Total 31 88 60 179
413 MIT
5104 29 -26 MIES d -27 MPW 22 -20 210 20 -18 MMGG zo -17 594 0107 28 -25 MAYA 31 -26
00099 a 5590 on REBB 32-24 Y100 30-23 B97 27-25 0WE 15-13 0105 23-19
MIDWMBI'
295 21-14 WEYT 19-15 M1PL 21-22 ROM 19-18 WM/ 15-5
095 C-26 1106 7-3 195 13-11 TWOS 18-10 WE80 21-18 MESO 7-5 18106 13 fr WOR 35-28 18260 19-18 WM on 01911 29-24 WW1 26-23 SANS 32-28 WTI 16-10 WWII 9-7 WU" 20-16 WOKS 5-4 MLAT= a IE11E: 22-21 92W 26-24 990508 26 fr RAW 26-23 SVEF 22-19 29M 28-24 0100 25 fr Y106 16-i1 9V2 9-5 192 24-21 E101 22-16 110 25-18
41;1 MIT
WM 20 -15 RMP% 18 -13 103CM 23-21 950X8 35 -26 MPS 17 -13 MIRE 28 -25 WM 14-25 951I1. 33 -27 G98 25 -19 MTRT 30 -26 MOR 15 -5 METO 24 -18
1019 25-21 OMeF 20-14 ILIAD 37-32 OOID 25-20 WEeY 28-25 14755 24-19 0104 21-18
11018 28-21 18860 27-12 Q101 33-30
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Motley Crue Continued
58104 a 1108 29 -28 ß%Y0 14 -12 MO 16-10
RCP% 34-25 8112 27 -25
PI A.
REG. 7 -5 WM. 10-9
NDF% ]-5 RX %R 26 -19 PIRATE 6 -4
aST
994GY 33-27 FLY92 28-21 NARB 37-27 10470 26-24 MVSR 27-22 JET-FM 25-22 SNNR O WEER 32-31 14LAI6 36-25 RC101 21-24 100®I 18-17 Writ 26-18 930 35-32
WPST 23 fr NECK 23-15 142112 10-37 4YCR 30-21
4980 29-24 293 a-34
RTU% 24-17 WELS 16-9 852L 39-36
MIDWEST
la DO 28-25 80T92 25-22 11PRR 28-25 92X 13-9 SP%R 26-21 MGTS 23-19 RRNQ 26-22 6210 34-26 MICR 35-34 4ME6 29-23 KLO 21-14 41 X% 32-27 1P1BX a Z101 34-31 XJ103 29-25 Z99 16-14 20143 14-11 8E93 20-12 01202 18-14 WERE on 4609 on KAY10733-26 RMYY 24-19 RRRD a IMO 25-21
W EST
6F95 13-6 PAM 9-4 Cß60 on KSND 34-32 ß22R 17-6 7410 12 fr RCA° 35 -30 ROY -PM 18-13 K M12 26 -18 RROY 30 -28 1220 36 -27
214013 31-27 SPEW 27-23 RC%Y 6-3 2103 30-27 RN?% 37-35 2212 2-7 NVBG 25-21
RYYY 39-24 16240 on
42112 27-22 MAW d-32 2040 36-33 In.YV 31-22 294 d-28 60137 25- 21 RTRY 30-16 85FR 28-21 8AZY 24-17 9960 28-24 KPA9 21-19 RNN 7-4 ODOR 29-25 SPPR 39-33 8188 31-23 8PNM 28-19 681PC 32-27
W EBT
ROOT on RPXR 30-27 E97 39-35 680E 26-19 IPSO 32-23 67TL d-37 86102 22-19 RTMT 30-24 ZFUN 9-5 620E 31-27 2214, 16-11 0295 9-6
MOVING PICTURES What About Me (Geffen)
Total Reports 55 22%
Parallel
Reach Regional
NiI Reach
P1 20%
E 35% P2 23%
S 16% P3 22%
M 27% W 14% Chart Suunary
Poe Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0
National 2 -5 3 3 1 7
Summary 6 -15 7 10 2 19 UP 29 16 -40 1 9 7 17 DEBS 6 Ons 0 0 2 2
SAME 6 Adds 1 2 2 5
DOWN 4 Ch Adds 1 3 1 5
ADDS 10 Total 13 27 15 55
411 PAST
MDSE 20 -14 B91 12-10
SOOTS
MNV. 6-5
MIDWEST
095 12-6 42P I. a-24 2260 11-8 MITI
e-6 KIMM WRBO 4-4
ß S101 19-10 REIS 25 -22 222P 10-8
P1 A/ V OM 4-3
MST
M10H a-30 11700 d-27 MVSR a 2662 38-29 85PR 6-5 WPST 13 fr 8RCR d-39 ',VCR 11-9
MOO a-39 8508 15-5 NS6X 6-9 11100 d-2l 27401 d-37 8591 a-39 9911AY8 19 fr 67 10 5 3-2 6102 d-32
WOW 9-15 852L 9-6
RIMIEST
REDD 9-7 26,792 a 14115E 15-11 RMYZ 10-10 16RD 30-25
RATM 29-25 ILUC 14-15 RRO 12-6
MST
IRMA 32-21 10 3C on IMPS 29-26 2122 24-21 11227 098 31-21 Nn1T 35-31
S oOTS
2 10 3 16-12
1416111237
WA on K T. a 85FR 3-5 RITO d-27 M1BW 33-27
WEBT
RFT2 16-12 6805 a -34
N NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK Cover Girl (Columbia) LP: Mangin' Tough
Total Reports 213 85% Parallel
Regional Reach Reach Pl 78% E 94% P2 87% S 84% P3 88% M 80% W 86% Chart Summary
_Pos Pl P2 P3 TOt 1 0 0 0 0
National 2 -5 4 0 0 4
Suunary 6 -15 9 11 1 21 UP 95 16 -40 32 65 47 144 DEBS 71 Ons 1 6 3 10 SAME 13 Adds 0 13 3 16 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 5 6 7 18 ADDS 34 Total 51 101 61 213
RAST
8104 21 -21 4XRS o 8931 29 -21 MELI d -28 8100 24 -18 2100 29-27 8050 19-16 B94 d -27 PRO-141 27 -21 0107 a -30 NAVA 30 -25
8017.
PNR99 s-23 RRBp d-22 RRB¢ d-29 2100 23-12 B97 2-2 NGh d-26 WW2 22-8 KITT 33-23 67714 21-21 0105 25-23
4104284
295 28-23 0102 a-32 B8C1 a-25 MIYT 14-10 473, I, 29-25 0850 19-10 85T? 18-16 0088 21-19 4101 29-20 MRBQ 10-10
MIST
XI15 18-14 K M 23-21 MERL 28-13
XYQ 28-18
98P%Y d-17 930 30-26 MIT on fr NRCR 31-23 85RE 35-34 RYCR 31-21
N220 d-36 B93 3a-31 W. -26 6106 a 6888 29-25 195 28-24 1%X106 8-18 68608 d-21 6806% 29-27 4406 37-31 1000 38-34 RM. a G105 22-12 KERR 30-25 WO a d-29 8681 d-36 VANS 31-21 82YP d-33 NAPE 30-24 0850? d-39 SLAP a 62 72 16-7 R200 17-6 BOJ% d-29 19100 a Z98 d-29 SAaB d-28 10412 0-27 28141
34-20 Y10] on fr 8J105 ,6 N9V0 a-14 892 a 2106 39-29 2102 d-15 RTOR a-26 NOW
o0--25 6681% 112 21 21-21
RLOC 23-25 P14104 on fr RCAO d-25 ROY-144 20-14 KIM on RM3Y 23-13 RDON 22-17 KZ. RRO a
411 88ST
SPRR 36 -24 REF% d -29 103CIR 30 -28 9500% d-38 8026 d -24 5162 30 -27 MVP 1-33 95 %11 d -32 598 34 -25 $TNT 27 -20 080MP d -35 ORTO d -37
BOOTH
M. 37-24 42 SF d-30 N.0AD d-29 N°1D d-30 556% tl-21 8506 28-23 N.IN% d-31 B98 a 0104 d-32 WITS d-30 2.5148 8
0101 -37 62013 d-36 WPM d-10 RIOY on 2 10 3 d-31 R1T% d-37 R21412
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NVBS )8-34
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- New Kids On The Block Continued
RIIOD 21-9 [CP% 38-33 211311 d-35
RRLO 27-22 X100 9-1
RMR 5-4 aPLE 22-19 608E d-27
P1 A.
310797 34-28 4100 a-28 P111196 34-31 80T102 29-21 P2610 32-27 RGG I 5- 2 71410 26-16 KMM. 15-12
BAIT
99MGY d-37 PLY92 d-27 NAE9 d-34 10470 27-21 NV9R 33-31 JET -M d-32 86R. d-31 112116 d-34 N1'IC 10-7 85e 33-26 111211 33-32 2C10 15-10 100181 39-33 11292 23-11
MIDWEST
850D a B3T92 30-25 MR 31-29
NP%R 33-27 OSTO 26-23 6080 a-35 RZ1O d-30 M3CR 31-25 8188E d-29
WG10 25-24 M1%0 27-22 NTB% d-29 .104 d-29 RJ103 a-36 K)K0 on 6E93 d-28 0501 d-27 MBE 16-10 Nß08 23-21 RAY107 a 01420 d-27 8807 24-19
FIRST
KESS d-18 64610 33-27 66X0 d-22 RP95 a K RIM d-22
CRED a RS ND 38-24 B95 20680 23-18 KIKI 6060 d-26
RYYY d-3/ W6BQ d-29 1121113 d-33 NC IL d-23 ROCR a-22 MLRN d-29 #1010 d-38 RLYV d-33 ROOT d-27 RTxY d-28 MIFR d-36 M. 40-26 RFR% 27-20 RNN on MOB R 36-21 111134
e-37 K M NI FC d-33
MIST
RIOT d-33 EP%R 35-28 297 31-31 2802 d-37 RTRS a-38 RF9O a-35 6PTR a-38 62806 a-29 RTMT a aPUN d-33 6202 d-26 9LY96 31-21
NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK Didn't I Blow Your Mind (Columbia) LP: New Kids On The Block
Total Reports 85 34% Parallel
Regional Reach Reach P1 54% E 33% P2 34% S 38% P3 16% M 28% M 36% Chart Summary
Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 2 0 0 2
National 2 -5 2 3 0 5 Summary 6 -15 10 7 2 19 UP 42 16-40 5 15 4 24 DEBS 6 Ons 0 1 2 3 SAME 5 Adds 4 8 2 14 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 12 5 1 18 ADDS 32 Total 35 39 11 85
18185'
B1D4 25-17 8506 16 -12 N8CX a -29 894 29 -22 NAVA a-30
PMR99 13-6 RIME a-31 0100 a-20 B97 24-14 .8G8 18-16 MNVB 9-9 67744 19-15
MIDMIBT
896 a-31 295 a-24 111127 25-16 MITI a-20 ROWS a NIAL a 41180 1-36
RS104 a -23 0106 1-18 RI. 14 -12 668F 6 -4 101.0 10 -5 X100
0
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I 00T97 a 11100 2-1
R7M2 28-10 P2R96 15-9 PNR106 27-19 RGG1 13-7 19102 a-19 RMn. 23-11 10T977 a
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899e 30 -23 N?IC 13 -9 41128 39 -23 ßC101 11 -8 89E! a
8001 68880 a-37 698 a NFMP h4 6106 a 195 a-26
K 1FM on RPRR 32-27 K IM 6-5 22017 a-12 i98 a NA® a-29 RBP1 d-30 &3105 10-7 Y106 26-21 292 2]-25 2102 9-2 IM2L 13-1
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8500 a MP%R a NM 25-18
1114215
NI%% 25-1' NTBX 30-18 E104 20-16 L99 d-24 8093 a 420R 34-26 8615E 28-17
WEBT
RING d-34 67780 a-29 R1RI 23-14 RCAQ d-8 MON 20-10 IRO 24-20
MST
NPRR a-35 WEE 9-6 1416E 33-26 68'9S d-35
800 TB
65213 22-17 0104 d-33 E SaB 15-6 5606 0
2 10 3 a
MIDM69T
WEBT
21302 a 11202 On
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Don't Shut Me Out (Chrysalis) tP: Kevin Page
Total Reports 77 319 Parallel
Regional Reach Reach IN&AI P1 23% E 31% P2 329 S 28% P3 36% M 28% W 38% Chart Summary
Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0
National 2 -5 0 0 0 0 Summary 6 -15 3 8 4 15 UP 41 16 -40 8 24 8 40 DEBS 5 Ons 4 4 6 14 SAME 20 Adds 0 1 6 7 DOWN 3 Ch Adds 0 0 1 1 ADDS 8 Total 15 37 25 77
MST
MRS 19-18 N E0U d-31
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RITY on RTPM on
126886$}
0102 28 -26 85T1 21-18
88104 on 0108 11 -7 RUBE on
PI/ BO 797 33-29 14100 19-15 ß.7M2 19-14 800102 33 -30 P5ß106 31-31 507977 19-19
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MV9R d-)9 MR6E d-40 100011 26-24 S9PR 37-31
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36-36 OYCR on
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SFMP 31 -30 ß 2E8 10 -8 6% %106 36-33 0906 26 -18 6274 18-19 8AN8 28-26 94TY% 8 -6 NAPE 10-8 NWT 40-35 R20Ú 16-14 14110 17-22 298 12-12 67105 27 -27 WL% on
MIDWEST
11P%R 32-24 RRNQ 9-8 MICR d-32 4106 on RJ103 18-10 899 17-8 WPM a
WEST
6605 24-20 ß M04 on RRx% 37 -35 B95 26 -25 60380 25 -25 8LUC 2,17 MAO 27-26 311412 28-24 66011 21 -28 ORS 28 -21
MST
5P6R 39-12 95%%% 21-19 IMP! 11-9 098 12-11 W19T 18-12
80576
2012 on 11010 a
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8080 on a20
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147711 36-30 41134
WRIT
ß T69 a RMQ 31-26 10102 R600 25-22 81096 14-13 OR95 on
POCO
Call It Love (RCA) LP: Legacy
Total Reports 164 66%
Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 42% E 676 BREAKER P2 619 S 679 P3 969 M
w 59% 69 %
Chart Summary Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0 National 2 -S 0 0 2 2 Summary 6 -15 4 4 7 15 UP 117 16 -40 13 51 48 112 DEBS 5 One 6 5 4 15 SAME 21 Adds 4 11 2 17 DOWN 1 Ch Adds 0 0 3 3 ADDS 20 Total 27 71 66 164
81187
MIRS a lZ00 35 -30 CR0I on PRO-141 32 -30
ROOTS
PESO on K ARR 25-20 6800 17-14 WW2 29-28 0105 on
14101111117
295 24-21 095 18-16 4621 23-21 MITI on 60889 5 10.01 a 8540 19-17
Y108 on KRRE a KM 21-19 21104 26-22 RCPX 35-32 R18N 19-14 RNA on
RUBE 27-24
w 1
N 0EGL 12 -11 85818 12 -11 8X05 29 -24
MIT
9911G7 32 -29 PLY92 on NABE 35 -22 W6Ú0 15 -12 INS 32 -32 JIM-PM 32 -29 MERZ 25-22 899E 36-31 1808E 35 -34 100031 31 -28 189 PR
31 -27
98PXY 930 27-24 SPIT 29 fr ORCR 38 -33 8552 36 -32 MYCR on
SOUTH
213130 20-17 O 106 29-23
8600 16-8 68106 23 fr 8106 30 -30
MCGO 32 -30 R227/1
098 24-21 WINK 1661 33 -28 NANE on
11207 20 -16 91T00 a
NAPE d -30 MU? 27 -18 MORI 11-15 SLAP 28 -26 ß2W a
MAI% a *880 21 -18 lIrM a 0107 17 f0 83105 30 -25 MRVO 34 -32 592 18 -15 2106 40-35 270% 31-28 IDLO 23 -18 18882. 32 -29
1186811?
MOM a WIMP 33-32 2210 30-25 51.0 d-26 N010 on MIX% 29-21 MTB% 33-32 ßJ103 on Z99 33-29 165311 a 2110101 d-33 0IM0 25-22 MOT 30-27
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21460 a Kr 95 31-24 RATE 24 -18
® C9 1980 23 -19 K RER 27 -25 ROBO d -22 19104 16 fr MAO 39 -36 200-141 30 -25 K IM. 35 -26 IMO 37 -35
MIST
WPRR a-36 MWFX 29-26 103CIR 28-26 95Y6nI 38-28 5120 d-33 W. 95%1L 31-29
098 39 -35 NEHT 31 -27 415[1 24 -21 MITO 32 -29
BOOTH
RO 12 31-27 MR8F 28-23 147813 30-21 8510 a-40 8ERX on NJM% 26-24 B98 11-5 O t9R 19-17 0104 34-31 8358 33-29 58M8 on 0101 39-15 10109 17-10 K NOB 40-33 BP19 18-15 2IXY 37-31 2103 a 8STX 31-31 MIM 12-9 WM 19-17
o no 25-21 WaRO 24-21 IBNB 32-30 MIL 22-31 R0CR 30-27
141111 21-17 RCM 19-15 RLYV 29-25 Y94 21-17 ROST 9-8 RT6Y 27-23 85rR 37-33 NAZY 33-27 RPRX 22-16 99 KG 22-19 RPAT a-40 61470 19-16 WOaR 34-29 WPFR 6-2 68I!5 24-18 2PR80 21-17 NI FC 27-21
WEBT
RGOT 25-15 RPXR 34-32 597 a 6BOZ 35-26 RTRS 27-25 67130 21-20 RFT2 32-28 10402 39-36 R?RT 27-23 MN on 9LY96 22-20 RRTY 11-9 0695 25-22
PRINCE Partyman (WB) LP: "Batman" ST
Total Reports 193 77%
Parallel Reach
Pl 68% P2 80% P3 81%
Regional Peach E 83% s 799 M 72% W 758
National Summary UP 152 DEBS 4 SAME 30 DOWN 5 ADDS 2
Chart Summary Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0 2 -5 1 4 1 6
6 -15 21 28 16 65 16-40 21 57 36 114
One 1 4 1 6 Adds 0 0 1 1
Ch Adds 0 0 1 1 Total 44 93 56 193
MST
0068 28 -24 OZOU 12-10 855E 18 -16 ORLI 16 -13 CR01 24 -19 NPW 26 -24 5100 16-15 60% 15 -15
B94 14 -14 PRO- 74 24 -22 NAVA 22-20
800?!
PWR99 7-11 MOM 15-13 Y100 27-26
WG6 8-7 NNVL 13-12 R1TY 6-5 MN 11-9 Q105 16-15
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B96 10-9 0102 18-17 MCI 13-11 NRYT 18-18 01250 22-20 RD89 12-11 M.OL 17-15 112130 18-30
68104 13-13 0108 9 -8 REEP 27 -26 1662 12 -10 1800 20 -18 RCP% 39 -39 MILO on 6100 21 -23 1(71E 17 -14
RUBE 16 -13
PI 50 T97 22-22 KM 24-19 110610 20-17 11I106 28-26 F410 15-14 DUE 25-30 00T977 25-25
MST
99550 18 -15 PLY92 18-13
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100Mi5 29-27 MSPR 24-21 98P%Y 16-15 930 20-17 SPIT 28 fr BRCR 20-17 85R2 28-23 OYCR 23-21
501772
NRBO 22-22 B93 19-18 098 7-1
NFNF 26-25 0106 4-2 2E213 21-18 I95 1X2106 12-8
22013 17-17 888% 26-26 4CR2 11-11 RCGO 21-19 11274 22-21 0105 25-21 .RR 20-18 N186 26-22 48881 23-16 MANS 15-11 WS 07 0-36 91011I 19-17 40R1 d-21 NAP 23- 20 6502 19-18 60011 24-21 E98 19-17 NABS 18-16 NMIY 14-11 803761 29-19 Y107 19 fr 8.0105 9-9 7106 27-24 5500 25-23 2106 12-11 2102 17-17 RNX 26-18 NDL% 25-19 141151 60-38
MI011a8T
80992 34 -33 STIR 21 -20 mot 31 -31 4GT2 29-26 61010 23-20 8110 15 -12 MICR 20-20 8MS 15 -11 180 RD d -21 2104 23 -22 62103 31 -29 199 18 -18 KORO 21 -19 6193 16-15 106 14 -12
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6 -4 LOON 2.211 O RE2
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103CIA 19 -17 95X0% 27 -22
MILL 29-28 8801 9-4 G98 14 -9 68997 22 -15 50880 16 -15 5570 15 -13
ROOTS
W 12 15-12 112137 23-19 ILIAD 29-24 401D 21-19 N ZRX 24-19 6688 21-20 8JM% 33-21 898 28-24 KI80 a-15 0104 17-11 WOOS 18-15 15413 11-17 0101 19-17 KNOB 8-7 WPM 15-12 RIftO 16-9 2103 29-34 RMTX 22-18 WB9 21-18
8WY a N9NB 20-18 WC IL 30-32 6006 24-19
NLRM 27-27 RCM0 22-18 K IEV 34-26 294 28-26 ivi 21-21
NA2Y 10-10 RFR% 23-18 998G 31-31 mac 10-8 NIMR 20-17 WIEN d-34 271411 17-15 N1PC 26-26
NABE 28 -26 5620 14 -10 N98ß 1]-13 JET-PM 26 -23 8862 26 -12 95151 29 -22 NEIL 16-13 MEE 14 -12 ILAR 19-19 6C101 22 -21
Prince Continued
W ag!
KRIM 7-5 23010 18-15 R65% 17-14 1695 12-8 ism 22-15 CBED on
ROOT 20-17 RP%R 21-23 297 34- 28 6901 29-24 RTR9 22-20 RTBQ 11-9 611014 31-28 2747 15-9 Lrun 6002 18-16 91096 16-9 OR95 40-39
R ROLLING STONES Mixed Emotions (Columbia) LP: Steel Wheels
Total Reporte 207 83% Parallel
Regional Reach Reach P1 719 E 929 P2 819 S 83% P3 979 M 929 W 64% Chart Summary
Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 1 0 0 1
National 2-5 2 2 2 6
Suunary 6-15 15 36 28 79 UP 180 16 -40 23 50 36 109 DEBS 1 Ons 5 5 0 10
SAME 24 Adds 0 1 0 1 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 0 1 1
ADDS 2 Total 46 94 67 207
174P MST
2104 17 -14 111M9 22 -17 5500 14 -9 421.1 n -18 CROL 10-13 NEW 25 -22 0100 22 -19
NBGX 18 -14 294 18 -12 PROM 2 3-1 9 0107 26 -23
NAVA 25-23
BoOTB
POR99 11-10 22 BO d-25 RIME 22-18 Y100 21-17 B97 21-21 NGE 12-9 8242 25-25 0105 17-16
MIDMEBT
L95 12-7 0102 11-10 MCI 25- 23 095 19-17 MET on NMI 11-9 8860 24-15 ROM 18-16 COL 27-25 85B0 1-1
68104 on ma on ß22P on H RR% 21 -19 KIM 3 -2 KIM 10 -7
RCP% 25 -23 R00 on KIRM 28 -27 REIS PLE 21 -18 RUHR 26-23
PI A.
REG. 14 -12 41440 5 -4 SDPX 20 -20 O 00R 18-10 PIRATE 15-13
EAST
99050 20 -17 FLT92 19-11 OABB 1 9-1 2
1810 19-16 4750 10 -9 JET -FM 15 -12 816112 16 -9 NOOK 20 -18 MT1C 29 -27 OREE 21 -1 9 SLAM 22 -22 ßC101 26 -19 100121 17 -15 WSPK 17 -10 98P %V 11 -1 930 11-6
MEET 19 fr MICR 17 -8 85Rí 19 -14 NYCR 24- 20
ROOTS
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11147 32-29 REW 33-28
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MIDWEST
URDO 23-22 80T92 18 -15 PRR 20 -19 92% 18-14 NPXR 20 -18 OGTo 13-11 RRNO on 2210 31 -15 85Cß 30 -24 NIER 21 -17 RLO 14 -9
NGID on 2415% 23 -19 NTB% 11 -14 2104 21 -18 ßJ103 25 -22 2020 2-6 R293 22 -16 112014 20-21 8008 31 -27 11402 0
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RM. 33-27 MU 31-26
rzr 119116 26-21 WMr1I 13-10 103COI 25-20 9510% 26-16 MIPE 13-12 4122 27-24 NNYP 8-3 955IL 16-13 098 20-16 MAT 15-9 MONP 20-12 211T0 25-22
M11Z 22 -19 NRSF 12-10 NJM 19 -14 68Q I0 29 -23 1122% 29 -26 NJM% 11-13 B98 20 -14 RI SR 18-16 0104 24-21 MIS 24 -18 ß9M6 24-22 0101 22-18 MIMI 23-14 DDE 16 -14 NPM 21 -16 RISO 31 -22 2100 5-33 6120 25 -22 09111 4-3 NVBS 16-14
MIDM6IT
62 T 21-18 N INO 17-10 89145 25-21 WC IL 23-22 SOCI 25-21 WIEN 22-19 6060 26-22 1LYV 19-14 294 12-10 ROH? 10-1 RT%Y 19-14 1E019 2/-16 14620 13-11 R7RX 26-21 991G 30-25 SPAT 8-8 REPO 1/-6 NEB R 21-20 NPFR 13-6 34I211 29-19 ItPM 19-13 WI PC 15-9
WEST
RGOT 19-18 RESO 17 -15 11505 22 -20 RTRS 23-19 1800 16 -14 RFTY 39 -36 M102 26-16 1118? 18 -13 SPUN 23-17 REOZ 22 -21 BLY96 28-23 818r0 15 -12 Oß95 12 -10
LINDA RONSTADT Dont Know Much (Elektra) LP: Cry Uke A Rainstorm
Total Reporte 87 35% Parallel
Reach Pl 18% P2 40% P3 42%
Regional Reach E 35%
S 41% M 28% W 32%
National Summary UP 0 DEBS 0
SAME 0 DOWN 0 ADDS 87
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Listen To Your Heart (EMI) LP: Look Sharp!
Total Reports 217 87% Parallel
Reach Regional Pl 74% Reach P2 89% E 92% P3 96% S 85% M 94% Chart Summary W 77% pos Pl P2 P3 Tot
1 0 0 0 0
National 2 -5 1 0 1 2 6 -15 22 29 19 70 Summary 16 -40 25 71 43 139
UP 188 One 0 2 3 5 DEBS 11 Adds 0 0 0 0 SAME 17 Ch Adds 0 1 0 1 DOWN 0 Total 48 103 66 217 ADDS 1
FAST
8101 20-15 WICKS 34-30 5201 19-18 858L 24-22 111111 d-29 CRO1 d-37 NPW 29-27 4HG% d-28 B94 19-17 PID-M 16-11 0107 19-15 NAVA 26-22
1301372
PMR99 27-27 0085 24-21 RISS 13-7 0100 d-30 B97 30-27 558 13-10 NOVE 17-14 0105 19-13
MIDNEST
0102 19-15 MCI 19-17 O95 15-10 M YT d-24
ZPL 21-18 051Q 27-22 UK 71 17-14 RDM9 9-7
BLOL 8-6 OR BO 2-2
88104 ,7 0108 12 -9 R11S 2]-23 REEP 30-29 6556 17 -15 X500 17-14 KIM 19 -15 RCP% 33 -31 RISK 15-10 5100 d -30 885$ 19 -16 RPLE 14 -15 RUBE 23-20
PI ß60L 20 -18 86963 14 -13 1407% 16 -14 40T102 28 -24 PIRATE 11 -2
rip 99.850 29-21 FLT92 33 -23 8618 39 -12 11I630 17 -14 11551 21 -15 JET -141 23- 20 WERE 30-26 8880K 21 -19 Un'IC 35 -32 Moe 26 -21 8.18 23 -23 ßC101 23 -20 100551 10 -9 M80K 22-16 98PYY 26 -25 930 25 -22 MST 32 fr
MICR 24-18 112112 33-26 NYCR 17-14
BOOTH
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NAPE 18-13 8047 26-23 NORI 27-24 NAP 24-21 RRYR 21-19 6501I 22-16 MVO 27-19 990A09 20 fr 71410 27-23 698 14-11 VA® 23-19 4227 24-21 ®M 36-32 0107 18 fr 63 10 5 24-17 Y106 28-23 MOM 33-31 192 23-17 2306 16-13 2102 21-22 2705 27-21 NOVV on NOLS 29-25 MIL 18-17
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180 D0 19 -13 MPBR 26-21 92% 14 -11 MP %R 19 -11 2572 14 -12 RISO 16 -13 RE10 20 -11 MOCK 24 -16
MME! 22 -18 RLO 28-23 lORD 13-11 NI %X 14 -11 NEB% 18 -16 2104 a -38 53103 38 -32 299 27-23 ROBO 24-23 ßL93 18 -14 5206 11-15 681156 27-13 MMON 22 -20 247107 28 -21 DTL 21 -18 ßR10 19-15 MOT 21 -15
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0795 31-29 RATS 23-11 MEG 25 -18 CR. 27 -16 R88D 13 -13 RRSR ROMO 21 -12 RLOC 18 -7
14110a 23 fr MAO 17 -14 RDT -M d -24 men d -31 1500 21 -16 6020 11 -9 RIO d -16
NAST
11PRR 24-19 N M1% 20-16 10 3C1 22-18 95110% 23-20 85P8 d-25 4112 21-16 8nP on 95%1L 21-20 098 27-26 WIST 17-11 IMP 18-17 MITO 39-35
BOOTS
ßQ15 16 -13 WWI! 25 -21 N JAR 13 -9 VOID 34 -27
ER% 23-18 8d16 23 -18 898 16 -11 RUM 13 -12 0104 18-15 80ßB 22 -19 1868 on 0101 26-21 168811 17 -14 1100 27 -23 2103 22 -20 RUFO 26 -25
34212 24 -18 VBB 22-19
SIDMIST
ROYO 15-10 BBNO 21-18 WRNS 23-17 WOOL 16-11 ROCR 10-10 ULAN 28-23 6080 23-17 RLYV 11-9 294 13-9 EMIT 17-14 RT1IY 20-18 1MPR 23-17 SAL1 34-31 IBRX 25-19 99RG 21-16 RPAT 12-11 KIM on UDII 25-22 47 PR 23-15
111101 2,17 111448 11-8 WM 18-12
ROOT 17 -10 KM 21 -18 597 30 -24 RIOS 32 -25 RTRS 35 -32 8720 28 -18 K M 17-14 MK 31-27 6197 22 -16 MIN 27 -23 2205 26 -24 BLY96 17-16 RIMY 8 -5 0295 26 -19
S SEDUCTION You re My One And.. (Vendetta /A &M)
Total Reports 138 55%
Para 11e1 Regional Reach Reach Pl 54% E 63% P2 59% S 66% P3 49% M 33% w 59% Chart Summary
Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 1 0 0 1
National 2 -5 4 5 1 10 Summary 6 -15 15 16 3 34 OP 83 16 -40 9 38 22 69 DEBS 6 One 4 7 4 15 SAME 27 Adds 2 2 2 6 DOWN 13 Ch Adds 0 1 2 3
ADDS 9 Total 35 69 34 138
MST
2104 27 -25 MARS 13 -8 N BL1 CROL on 14PW 19-14 2100 11-11 IEGR 12 -10 1420-711 25 -23
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14RCR 18-27 85RE 17-15 NYCR 21-17
RO G 13 -11 WEND 31 -31 895 14 -17 1040 4-2 0121 19 -20 80685 22 -14 MAC 6-6 RCA. 10 -9 RKW. 32 -32 ME 27 -17
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RMBO 12-11 Y100
1
897 18-15 RITY 14-13 RTPM 3-2
MIDWEST
896 11 -14 0102 33-29 WHYS 23 -22 RBEQ on ROME on
W EST
R5101 0 Y108 2422 MIS 7-11 8ZZ? 17-16 RRRZ 27-22 RISS 31-27
RALO 5-10 X100 14-8
RESO 15-14 RUBS 29-25
Pl A/
Seduction Continued
BDT97 9-9 PWE96 6-5 HOT102 4-12 PSR106 6-4 FM302 5-4 KME. 2-6 HOT977 4-1
SST
FLY92 on WARB 5-4 5M10 24-22
SOUTH
MBBO 18-15 B93 7-10 798 6-5 MPMT 9-8 6106 22-19 R228 6-5 M%2106 19-17 ONOR 16-40 MCGO 23-22 KIM 11-13 G105 a-35 RPRR 3-3 Q98 on WEIL 22-19 MANS 27-24 WISP 25-24 9450% d-30
MAPB 20-18 MRYR 17-17 MOU 18-18
IDEM 10-10 298 24-21 MABB 17-12 103114 15-10 Y107 on fr 83105 26-26 MRVQ a 1102 19-16 RTU% a WDL% 10-32 MU 33-33
MIDWEST
MGTZ 10-8 0210 on MGRD o 299 28-21 MON 21-19 ERRD d-28 MDT d-30
MOT
RNHO 22 -20 0x%% 20 -21 ßF95 on
RDON 17-23 RRO 29-28
MST
WPRR a-38 MWP% 33-28 G98 on MX/ 20-16 WHTO a
SOUTH
10012 26-22 MJAD On 110113 19-15 MM 15-13 R6Z9 6-1 8JMX 27-22 B98 26-21 E3SR 24-20 0104 on NYES a 0M113 o 0101 a38 RNAN 26-20 RNO6 32-25 SPPM 30-28 mort 35-28 MUES 24-22
MIDWEST
MBMB 26-24 COCO 35-30 ROMO 39-37 FM 36-34 MET 22-21
SOBO d-35 MPFR 37-34 MM d-36
WER
EMS 25-23 RFBO 26-22 RMOK d-40 51,96 13-11
SKID ROW 18 And Life (Atlantic) LP Skid Row
Total Reports 180 72%
Parallel Reach P1 60% P2 75% P3 78%
Reg ione 1 Reach E 77% s 72% M 84% W 54%
National Summary UP 94 DEBS S
SAME 41 DOWN 44 ADDS 1
Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot
1 2 6 4 12 2 -5 12 37 24 73
6 -15 19 33 21 73 16 -40 6 11 3 20 Ons 0 0 1 1
Adds 0 0 1 1
Ch Adds 0 0 0 0
Total 39 87 54 180
140 MST
5104 7 -10 MRS? 13 -15 SPLJ 10 -8 2100 9-10 WEG% 7 -3 994 1 -6 PRO-PM 6 -5 0107 6-4
CAVA 10 -7
BOOTH
PWE99 16-15 FEBO 11-9 RRBE 7-11 0100 12-11 097 6-10 ENVI 16-21
MIDWEST
295 9-10 0102 31-27 MM 3-3 WEIL 7-10 RBEQ 3-3 M!TL 8-17 ROWE 7-8 MLOL 3-2
WEST
K0104 6-5 0108 17 -23 MIS 15 -21 MM 29 -28 0600 2-3 IISOD 1 -1 RCP% 8 -5 0100 12 -9 nias 8 -8 RPL2 4 -4 ROBE 10 -8
P1 A.
REGL 6 -8 MMMS 2 -3 NOM 10 -13 R %R 1 -1 PIRATE 2 -2
MST
99MGY 4-5 PLY92 8-8 MA EE 8-5
WSUQ 9-6 1NSR 4-3 Jr-1,17 2-5 MERZ 39-23 MNNR 32-23 WREE 11-7 8LAN 7-5 00101 6-4 1000111 12-10 913PXY 3-13 930 6-4
SPST 4 fr NRCR 2-2 MRR2 11-7 WYCR 2-7
SOUTH.
MBBQ 7-7 893 30-25 0106 3-20 195 6-6 KiDO 6-11 K Z106 2 fr IROR 20-19 SCGO 9-10 0105 15-17 PINK 13-9 SRSO 8-7 Mils 5-4 MZYP 3-2 91T0% 21-21
SAPE 2-1 WWT 19-15 MNI1 4-14 MLAP 15-13 ROM 1-1 0200 3-2 995600 9 fr 298 8-8
WABB 7-6 M5Y l-4 0607 5-3 0107 29 fr. BJ105 14-23 0106 2-4
MRVO 1-1 R92 4-3 2106 10-7 1102 2-7 RTUX 4-3 SOW 11-8 SOLO 3-2 SRZL 11-10
MIDWEST
ROT92 3 -2 WEER 4 -2 92% 2-10 WE %A 3 -1 CGTZ 5 -9 RRNO 11-11 8210 6-5 MICR 3 -9 MMES 6 -5 R 0 2 -1 XGRO 12 -7 S X% 1 -3 5TBX 5 -3 5104 2-2 63103 3-3 299 3-10 RORO 9-10 K293 2 -2 SZOR 6 -5 MME 9-24 85Y1ß7 5-4 RMYZ 4 -2 RRRD 5-4 MDT l -6
W EST
KATH 2 -1 CREO 7-6
ROM 1-2 ELUC 8-J PM104 5 fr ROY-PM 2-2 RICO 11-9
RZZU 1-2 RR0 18-17
MST
WPM 3-3 MMP% 6-11 103C1R 2-2 95%X% 9-7 PAPE 6-5 MNYP 4-2 G98 2-2
STHT 9-7 310611, 4-18 141100 0-5
808TH
5012 7-6 MS? 2-2 MJ6D 8-6 8010 7-17 MM 7-14 MJM% 4-4 0104 4-4 MYES 1-3 R3MB 11-11 0101 7-6 RNOE 5-4 MPPM 9-4 2103 14-11 R0T% 11-7 RHIN 3-2 W&S 6-3
MIDWEST
RYYY 9 -5 81x0 on WBSB 9-9 ROCS 11-11 MLRM 4 -3 RCMO 8 -12 RUT 9-6 194 a ROM` 12-9 MM 6 -8 WSFA 11 -11 KFR% 16-13 99RG 3 -I RPAT 4 -4 KIITO 2 -1 SOBS 4 -3 SIBS 11 -8 arTeri 6 -3
1PC 11 -8
WEST
EGOS 38 -32 MM 9-6 297 4 -1 WOO 5-5 KFSO 4-3 MOR 5 -4 ZPUN 2 -1 K202 5-3 RHTY 1 -1
SOULSISTER Way To Your Heart (EMI)
LP- Way To Your Head
Total Reports 117 47% Parallel
Reach P1 29% P2 41% P3 74%
Regional Reach E 50% S 39% M 52% W 50%
National Summary UP 25 DEBS 19 SAME 40 DOWN 1
ADDS 32
IN&A
Chart Summary Pos Pi P P3 To_t
1 0 0 0
2 -5 0
6 -15 0
16 -40 9 1
Ons 5 1
Adds 5
Ch Adds 0
Total 19 4
0 0
0 0
17 45 17 40 15 29
2 3
51 117
MST
MORS o 2201 d -35 CROL o P10-MOa 0107 30-27
BOOTH
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MIDWEST
095 on ZPL a
14051 22-21 ROWE 24-23
WEST
RER2 d-29 KRYQ a MOD d-33 KIM 32-25 ROLO on 0100 on RPLZ a RUBE a
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OOT102 39-36
FAST
9914GY a FLY92 a WM10 d-29 JST-M on WERE a MER o RC101 a 1001011 40-35
MSP7 0 930 3936
2TUX d-36 OVV on
WDL% on
MIDWEST
RRNQ 27-24 0210 0
WMCR a NORD a-27 MIX% on STBX on 2104 37-14 RODO on 14200 d-30 NRON
u-30 RRRD n MDT d-32
WEST
ROSO 28-30 RP95 36-31 RRMì on RSND 31-27 KLUC 35-32 0 PM101 n fr KCAO a 5D91 on R2ZU d-36
MBT
MPRA a-40 MMFX On
898 a KIM on 0104 on 05119 a 10101 d-10 MPPM 31-24 11XY on 2103 38-35 OSTO d-10 MVBS 39-36
MIDWEST
MM d-40 WBNQ 34-31 WBNB a NCfL on ROCO 32-25 RCMQ a ROM a Y94 on RT1fY a RPDX 34-29 99RG a MAT 23-18 MOBS on NPPR on WIBW a N1PC a
WEST
ROOT a R9'R9 0 RPBQ a36 MM a RMOR on KM/ 37-33 ZPUN a 5205 d-39 51096 10-18 RNTY a 01195 a
STARSHIP It's Not Enough (RCA) LP: Love Among The Cannibals
Total Reports 186 74% Parallel
Regional Reach Reach Pl 46%
E 67% P2 76%
S 768 P3 99% M 84% w 68% Chart Sulmnary
Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0
National 2 -5 3 9 9 21
Summary 6 -15 14 56 45 115
UP 152 16 -40 12 20 14 46
DEBS 3 Ons 0 1 0 1
SAME 25 Adds 1 2 0 3
DOWN 3 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0
ADDS 3 Total 30 88 68 186
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MES 15 -12 0101 18-16
CROO 34 -29 0107
24 -21
MAYA
SOUTE
RESO d-23 0R8E 23-22 097 10-9 11G8 14-12 0105 7-6
MIDWEST
0102 7 -6 ESMCl 26-22 095 4 -2
WEPL 4 -4 RDNB 14 -13
MLOL 13 -11 WISO 5 -19
WEST
0105 20-17 RRRZ 9-8 ROTO 7-7 KMOU 21 -19 RCP% 24 -21 RISS 9 -7 0100 M -24 RNSS 24-23 RPL2 6-8 K OBE 15 -12
Pl REGL 5-4 MIRS 8-7 PIRATE 13-12
MST
990GY 10-9 FLY92 15-12
WARB 23-21 MVSR 12-11 JHI'-M 17-16 W ER2 12-11 MM 12-12 10168 17-1/ 100001 16-13 MM 4-4 98P%Y 23-22 wl0 7-5
RCM 13-12 WRRZ 11-11 WYCR 18-16
SCOTS
xBSO 13-8 11106 24-25 195 4-3 MO 6-6 M99% 10-6
MIGO 4 -4 O 1106 3 fr 10400 14 -11 MEGO 8 -8 098 13 -11 NINE 18-16 111151 12-9 MES 18-17 MZYP 12 -12 94T0% 18 -16 MAPS 15 -15
OUT' 16 -10 5001 11 -10 SLAP 18 -15 REOU 12 -11 99WAY3 15 Pr 85100 19-15 298 25 -23 MM 14-11 MM 11 -6 MM 26 -22 0107 13 Tr 83105 25 -18 55V0 15 -10 R92 15-12 2106 15 -12 0102 on 0TU% 10 -7 NOW 19 -19 MOL% 14 -8 WREL 14-13
MIDWEST
5IID0 14 -8 80592 36 -26 SPUR 13-13 92X l -6 ATM 0 -10 RANO 8 -7 O 210 11-9
ESCO 25 -23 EMBE 14 -12 KLQ 9 -8
51X% 18 -14 9TTB% 13 -9 2104 18 -15 O 3103 a 299 12 -6 %050 22-21 K 293 10 -7
MZOR 11-9 MM d -35 5RQN 17 -11 850107 15 -11 MM 9-8 KRRD 22 -12 SIDS 13 -10
WEST
10,95 22 -15 KAMI 3 -1 CHED 23 -15 RSND 4 -3 RRZR 2 -3 50.0 27 -23
LUC 25 -23 FM104 3 fr RGO 21 -21 1100-PM a 55310 29 -23 RNOY 12 -10 02211 9-8
MST
MPRA 12-9 SETO 5-4 103C1R 10-8 95%% 18-12 MM 27-21 MIR2 15-13 WEYP 14-13 95111 14-12 G98 18-15 WTNT 7-6 NOM 11-9 51350 12-9
502111
501E 13-10 MM 11-9 BJAD 12-8 MO1D 8-5 MM 16-15 MJM% 12-10 598 8-7 %ISR 7-7 0104 14-11 EMS 14-11 054411 30-29 O 101 13-12 MAN 25-19 RNOE 14-12 EMS 11-9 KIM 35-34 Z103 24-22 OSTO 11-15 MIN 17-17 MVBS 10-1
MIDWEST
MM 37 -32 8000 13 -7 MWE 16-13 MCIL d -30 ROCK 27 -24 NLRN 18 -18 ROSO 7 -3 RLYV 14 -10 194 11 -8 OOHS 3 -3 RT %Y 21-19
10 -6 31 PR Aon 14 -13
RFR% 15 -11 99110 11 -8
PAT 3 -1 MITO 22 -19
MDBM 15 -12 4 -4
MM 9-7 FMM 9 -5
111PC 6 -2
SCOT 22-19 RPRR 11-9 297 17-13 1302 11-10 MRS 15-12 Rr80 14-13
ROTO 11-8 OR 29-26
E MT 10-7 EPUN 18-14 RZOZ 19-14 SLY96 12-7 KOTO 3-2 0095 10-8
T TEARS FOR FEARS Sowing The... (Fontana /Mercury) LP: The Seeds Of Love
Total Reports 215 86% Parallel
Regional R69% each Reach P1
E 90% P2 88%
S 88% P3 99%
M 92% w 73% Chart Summary
Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot 0 0 0 0
National 2 -5 3 0 1 4
Summary 6 -15 13 21 16 50
UP 194 16 -40 25 79 51 155
DEBS 7 Ono 2 1 0 3
SAME ll Adds 1 1 0 2
DOWN 0 Ch Adds 1 0 0 1
ADDS 3 Total 45 102 68 215
MST vom 27 -1Z
SOUTH
MBBO 30-20 B93 25-20 MST
MPBR 16 -12 Continued On Next Column
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MZOU 20 -19 5510 25 -20 CROS 17 -12 MPL) 27 -25 2100 27 -25
NEGL' 22 -19 B94 21-16 PRO-PN 28 -25 010' 23 -20
NAVA 24 -21
SOOTS
PMR99 24-20 Km 18-6 MM -9-14 0100 22-19 O91 15-13 09 22-20
5NV2 24-20 0105 15-14
MID9RST
0102 a-33 ONC1 11-9 095 21-19 MET on MZPL I7-15 RBEO 23-18 RDOB 22-21
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Rca 21 -20
2 20 -17 63913 28 -15
P1
01201 15-13 50853 7 -5 NOT% 21 -21 M %R 20 -15 PIRATE 16-14
MST
195CY 28 -24 PLY92 27 -17 NASE 27 -18 SMJO z3 -2o MVSR 22 -18 lST -M 34-19 MERZ 21 -17 Natif 28 -21 STIC 25-23 SKIS 24 -17 SLAM 24 -24 0C101 30 -27 1000131 32 -29
145P0 20 -17 98PXT 21 -20 930 23-21
SPOT 21 fo SOCK 26-22 973162 27 -19 WYCR 25-23
K98 29-11 K106 18-13 195 22-18 R0X106 29-23 SEO 13-11 MSS% 29-25 MCRZ 28-26 8100 17-9 R2106 22 fr ONOK d-36 SCGQ 15-14 098 22-18 WINK 23-18 1,I151 34-30 WAN9 23-20 52YP 22-20 94106 22-18 NAPE 12-9 MOOT 36-30 14051 a SLAP d-31 noon 25-24 MOU 23-20 MDJ% 19-15 99SAYS 23 fr YM100 30-24 298 28-25 MM 29-25 8115Y 18-15 1BFM d-31 Y107 26 fr 91105 18-15 Y106 29-26 MW 28-25 0092 26-23 2106 25-20 2102 29-25 RTUR 20-19 50W d-18 SOLO 36-30 MIL 25-23
MIDWEST
1411130 27 -18 HOT92 19 -14 SPHR 23-22 92% 25 -21
MP %R 31-29 MGTZ 11-14 KRNQ 25 -21 8210 24 -18
MMCR 19 -18 MIRE 26-21 KLO 18-13 Won 19 -15 1416% 26 -21 NTH% 27 -24 2104 26 -21 ßJ103 39 -37 299 21 -15 ROBO 20 -10 8293 26 -22 8105 12 -6 NWEL 25 -19 MRON 19 -18 F60107 29 -23 MRD 10 -8 MDT 19 -17
suer RP95 29-25 EATS 21-15 CHED 28-19 ESND 17-14 RRER 24-17 HOMO d-25 ELOC 30-29 F31104 18 fr RCAO 25-17 ROY-PM 16-12 KIM 23-14 OSTO 19-19 R22U 14-11 MO on
MiP% 16-14 103CI13 20-16 95%i% 28-18
ÑPE 30-27 E2 25-22
MNYP 25-20 956IL 28-25 G98 28-23 STHT 16-13 MOMP 30-23 141150 17-14
BOOTS
0012 19-16 MRS? 21-15 J60 23-18
140112 32-26 MM 22-17 MM 28-17 098 25-19 KIM 20-14 0104 13-29 MM 26-20 KSM. d-21 0101 27-22 MAN 24-15 MOL 30-18
MPFM 25-21 KIM 38-35 2101 12-21 R0T% 19-16 MIN 5-4 WBS 30-27
MIDWEST
ROYO 38-33 SENO 25-19 MM 31-29 MCIL 37-20 ROCS d-36
IILRN 29-26 REMO 30-26 KLYV 37-29 394 15-12 50HT 15-10 MM 25-22
MKFR 38-29 MAZY 20-16 RPRX 14-8 MG 25-2C OPAT 11-9 RWto 20-17
IIOUR 27-15 11PFR 21-19 5155 27-20 MM 24-19
MIKC 30-20
WEST
ROOT 26-16 ROSO 23-21 297 19-14 R9oZ 16-13 RTRS 24-21 10300 21-16 Tl 33-26
RM0R 38-35 RTNT 26-21 ZPUN 28-20 E202 23-18 SLY96 29-24 RHTY 13-10 0095 19-:6
TEXAS I Don't Want A Lover (Mercury)
LP: Southside Total Reporte 55 22%
Parallel Reach
INSAJ P115% P2 15% P3 41%
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Regional Reach
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M 47% W 45%
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National Summary UP 34 DEBS 1
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67 27%
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ADDS 0 Total 48 103 66 217
MST
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Call It Love (RCA) 66% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 117, Debuts 5, Same 21, Down 1, Adds 20 including WXKS, KDWB, WLOL, KKRZ, 98PXY, KZFM, WDJX, KNMQ, CHED. See Parallels, moves 35 -32 on the CHR chart.
PAULA ABDUL The Way That You Love Me (Virgin)
63% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 23, Debuts 47, Same 23, Down 0, Adds 64 including WPLJ, Z100, PWR99, KRBE, WNVZ, B96, Z95, WNCI, X100, KUBE. Complete airplay in Parallels.
B -52'S Love Shack (Reprise)
62% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 86, Debuts 32, Same 18, Down 0, Adds 20 including B94, PWR99, KBEQ, KWSS, WERZ, B93, K92, WIKZ. See Parallels, moves 39-35 on the CHR chart.
LIVING COLOUR Glamour Boys (Epic)
60% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 98, Debuts 28, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 9, WHYT, KBEQ, WKEE, G105, WABB, WHHY, Y106, 103CIR, WTHT. See Parallels, moves 40 -36 on the CHR chart.
SEDUCTION "You're My One And Only (True Love)" (Vendetta/A&M) Reports: 138. Moves: Up 83, Debuts 6, Same 27, Down 13, Adds 9, WBLI, Y100, G105, WRVQ, KTUX, WPRR, WHTO, WYKS, 0101, WXKS 13-8, WEGX 12 -10, PWR96 6 -5, KTFM 3 -2, H01977 4 -1, KBFM 15 -10, WGTZ 10-8, Z99 28 -21. See Parallels, moves 25-25 on the CHA chart with 84% of the airplay converted to chart moves, and Top 15 action at 35% SOULSISTER "Way To Your Head" (EMI) Reports. 117. Moves: Up 25, Debuts 19, Same 40, Down 1, Adds 32 including PRO -FM, WZPL, KXYQ, KPLZ, KUBE, FLY92, KXX1O6, KZOU, WRVQ, WGRD, KCMQ, 0107 30 -27, KISN 32 -25, 100KHI 40 -35, KF95 36 -31, WOMP 38 -31, WPFM 31 -24, KPAT 23 -18.
THOMPSON TWINS "Sugar Daddy" (WB) Reports: 115. Moves: Up 7, Debuts 26. Same 29, Down 0, Adds 53 including WXKS, WZOU, CKOI, PWR99, KKK), KRBE, KTFM, Q95, KBEQ, HOT102, KXYQ, KISN, JET -FM, KZZB, 1-1OT92, WHTO, KNOE, WLOL 31 -27, 930 38 -33. DINO "Sunshine" (4th & Broadway/Island) Reports: 114. Moves: Up 53, Debuts 22, Same 23, Down 0, Adds 16 including PWR99, HOT102, KZZP, KGGI, X100, 99WGY, WAEB, WKOB, 2104, KRO, WYKS, KRBE 30 -26, 696 26 -21, WCKZ 30 -25, WWCK 17 -10, KKMG 23 -13, KLUC 16 -10
GLORIA ESTEFAN "Get On Your Feet" (Epic) Reports: 107. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 2, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 99 including WXKS, WIOQ, 0107, KJMZ, KKBQ, PWR96, Y100, KITY, KTFM, WNCI, HOT102, WKBO, PWR106, KKRZ, KXVO, KWSS, KPLZ, KUBE.
ALICE COOPER "Poison" (Epic) Reports: 98. Moves: Up 12, Debuts 21, Same 21, Down 0, Adds 44 including WKSE, PRO -FM, KEGL, WDFX, KWOD, WKEE, 100KHI, WKRZ, WROQ, WANS, KBFM, WRVO, KXXR 9 -7, PIRATE 14 -10, KXYQ d -29, 195 30 -23, WWCK 34 -27, KATM 10-6, WPFM 40 -34.
SHARON BRYANT "Let Go" (Wing/Polydor) Reports: 96. Moves: Up 52, Debuts 10, Same 28, Down 0, Adds 6, FLY92, 98PXY, WPXR, WTHT, WYKS, KNAN, WXKS 31 -25, Y100 29 -25, 696 28 -24, HOT102 23 -20, KMEL 6 -5, HOT977 9 -5, WNOK 18-15, WGRD 9-8, KKXX 12 -10, B95 6 -3, SLY96 6 -3. Charted at 73%
YOUNG MC "Bust A Move" (Delicious Vinyl /Island) Reports: 93. Moves: Up 50, Debuts 8, Same 12, Down 3, Adds 20 including WKSE, Z100, 0105, KS104, KKRZ, WNNK, WLAN, WOW, WPXR, WGTZ, KKRD, CHED, KNOE, Z103, KCMQ, HOT97 30 -20, WIOQ 14 -10, KITY 12 -9, KITS 4 -2. See Parallels, moves 34 -31 on the CHR chart with charted moves at 83% and Top 15 or better moves at 80% LINDA RONSTADT featuring AARON NEVILLE "Don't Know Much" (Elektra) Reports: 87. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 87 including WEGX, 0105, B96, WNCI, HOT102, KZZP, KKRZ, KCPX, KKLQ, KWSS, KPLZ, KUBE, WMJO, WTIC, WBBQ, WZYP, FM100, KQMO.
NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK "Didn't I Blow Your Mind" (Columbia) Reports: 85. Moves: Up 42, Debuts 6, Same 5, Down 0. Adds 32 including HOT97, WEGX, WAVA, KRBE, Y100, B96, Z95, WKTI, KDWB, WLOL, WKBQ, KS104, Y108, FM102, HOT977, KWSS, WIOQ 2 -1, WHYT 25 -16, PWR106 27 -19. See Parallels, debuts at number 40 on the CHR chart with 80% of the airplay charted and Top 15 or better moves at 38% KIX "Don't Close Your Eyes" (Atlantic) Reports: 79. Moves: Up 21, Debuts 15, Same 20, Down 1, Adds 22 including WNVZ, WMMS, WHYT, KWOD, FLY92, WAEB, WVSR, WBBO, 195, WSSX, Z106, WIXX, WDFX 5 -1, KXXR 11 -9, PIRATE d -19, 100KHI 23 -16, WROQ 20 -15, WQUT 37 -27, KRZR 3 -1.
KEVIN PAIGE "Don't Shut Me Out" (Chrysalis) Reports: 77. Moves: Up 41, Debuts 5, Same 20, Down 3. Adds 8, WHOT, WQID, KQHT, KTXY, 99KG, WIBW, KTRS, KMOK, WIOO 19 -15, KJMZ 19 -14, Y108 11 -7, KZZB 10 -8, WNOK 26 -18. 94TYX 8 -6, WAPE 10-8, KJ103 18 -10, KLUC 24 -17, WTHT 18 -12. 73% of the airplay has charted.
EURYTHMICS "Don't Ask Me Why" (Arista) Reports: 73. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0. Down 0, Adds 73 including WXKS, WZOU, CKOI, KRBE, WNCI, Q95, KKRZ, KCPX, KISN, KPLZ, 99WGY, JET -FM, WBBQ, WCGO, WQUT, KKRD, KSND, KLUC, KZZU.
BEUNDA CARUSLE "Leave A Light On" (MCA) Reports: 69. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 69 including 894, PWR99, KEGL, KKBQ, 697, 095, KBEQ, WKTI, KDWB, WLOL, WKBQ, KKRZ, KCPX, JET -FM, 693, 195, KKYK, Z106.
UNDERWORLD "Stand Up" (Sire/WB) Reports: 87. Moves: Up 34, Debuts 1. Same 29, Down 1, Adds 2, WKDD, KCMQ, WXKS 35 -31, WMMS 19 -16, KXXR 8 -5, KTUX 39 -33, KF95 37 -28, KRZR 5-4, G98 38 -32, KFMW 10 -7, KGOT 35 -26, KTMT 39 -34, ZFUN 29-25. 64%of the airplay is charted.
COVER GIRLS "My Heart Skips A Beat" (Capitol) Reports: 58. Moves: Up 31, Debuts 2, Same 18, Down 0, Adds 7, KITS, WVSR, KXX106, WCGQ, HOT92, WGRD, WPFM, WXKS 32 -29, HOT97 6 -2, KJMZ 26 -20. KITY 24 -20, HOT102 15 -11, KMEL 11 -10, X100 21-16, HOT977 16 -12, KPRR 14 -10, KBFM 30 -25, KIKI 13 -10. 83% of the airplay is charted with Top 15 action at 24%
LOVE AND ROCKETS "No Big Deal" (RCA) Reports: 57. Moves: Up 15, Debuts 9, Same 25, Down 0. Adds 8, KKRD, KATM, WPRR, WWFX, 95XXX, WKPE, WTHT, WVBS, KWOD 33 -29, KLO 30 -25, KNIN 29 -24, WKFR 39 -34, KPAT 28 -25, KGOT d -34, KTMT 40 -35, OK95 34 -29.
CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS "Talk To Myself" (Geffen) Reports: 57. Moves: Up 32, Debuts 6, Same 11, Down 2, Adds 6, X100, WTIC, WYCR, KQMQ, G98, KFBQ, WIOQ 23 -20, WPGC 24 -21, KJMZ 7-6, HOT102 36 -31, KZZP 14 -11, KMEL 10-8, HOT977 10 -8, KZFM 35 -27, KKMG 11-8, B95 27 -22, KIKI 6 -4. KDON 23 -18. 72% of the airplay has charted with the West out in front.
MOVING PICTURES "What About Me" (Geffen) Reports: 55. Moves: Up 29. Debuts 6, Same 6, Down 4, Adds 10, WZPL, KDWB, WAEB, WVSR, WBBQ, WKSI, HOT92, WNYP, KTXY, KZOZ, WKSE 20 -14, B94 12 -10, Q95 12 -6, WDFX 4 -3, KS104 19 -10, WERZ 38 -29, WYCR 11 -9, WKQB 15 -5, WMHE 15 -11. Charted at 87% with Top 15 or better moves at 52%
TEXAS "I Don't Want A Lover" (Mercury) Reports: 55. Moves: Up 20, Debuts 3, Same 29, Down 0, Adds 3, WNVZ, WHOT, 95XXX, WXKS 29 -26, CKOI 28 -24, KXXR 40 -36, K106 39-36, KTUX 34 -29, KF95 d -35, KYVY 30 -25, KLYV d-40, KOHT 30 -19, 99KG 33 -27, WPFR 27 -21, KFMW 37 -33, ZFUN 11 -10.
VESTA "Congratulations" (A&M) Reports: 52. Moves. Up 18, Debuts 3, Same 25, Down 0, Adds 6, WIOO, KJMZ, 98PXY, K98, WGTZ, KSMB, WPGC 8 -5, B96 29 -25, HOT102 31 -28, KISN 35 -32, WKEE d -39, KZZB 19 -16, KXX106 15 -11, WCKZ 8 -5, KZFM 12 -9, B95 32 -28, KLUC 39-34, KCAQ 34 -24.
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EURYTHMICS (73) BELINDA CARLISLE (69)
PAULA ABDUL (64) THOMPSTON TWINS (53)
ALICE COOPER (44) NEW KIDS /Cover (34) NEW KIDS/Didn't (32)
SOULSISTER (32)
SEDUCTION (76) DINO (75)
SHARON BRYANT (62) YOUNG MC (55)
NEW KIDS ON... (48) KEVIN PAIGE (43) SOULSISTER (43)
CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS (36) KIX (35)
UNDERWORLD (34)
HOTTEST JANET JACKSON (138) MILLI VANILLI (124)
WARRANT (118) MADONNA (78)
CHER (67) SKID ROW (59)
MOTLEY CRUE (52) NEW KIDS/Cover (49)
AEROSMITH (36) NEW KIDS/Didn't (35)
Most Active = Ups + Debuts - Downs
GREAT WHITE "The Angel Song" (Capitol) Reports: 49. Moves: Up 7, Debuts 12, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 17, KRBE, KXXR, KWOD, WNNK, WROO, WIXX, KJ103, WWFX, 95XXX, WKPE, WTHT, WJAD, 0104, KIXY, WCIL, WPFR, KMOK, WSPK 39 -36, 92X 26 -22, KZZU 39 -30. DEBBIE GIBSON "We Could Be Together" (Atlantic) Reports: 45. Moves: Up 13, Debuts 12, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 4, WYCR, KPRR, WRVQ, KROY, 8104 d -28, KITY 25 -18, KTFM d -28, KCPX d -36, 893 32 -29, KZZB d -39, WCGQ d -38, KZOU 34 -31, HOT92 39 -35, WHTO 37 -34, KEZB d -29, KTMT d -37. 84% of the airplay has charted with the South out in front. WHITE LION "Radar Love" (Atlantic) Reports: 45. Moves: Up 19, Debuts 2, Same 21, Down 0, Adds 3, 99WGY, WQUT, WIXX, KXXR 27 -22, WHHY 29-24, KSND 39 -33, WWFX 35 -31, WNYP 33 -26, WPFM 33-27, WIBW 40-32, KHTY 24 -19, OK95 17 -13. KON KAN "Puss n' Boots/These Boots Are Made For Welkin'" (Atlantic) Reports: 45. Moves: Up 29, Debuts 2, Same 11, Down 2, Adds 1, WGRD, KRBE 26 -19, HOT102 19 -15, K106 2 -1, WCKZ d -32, KZFM 21 -16, WABB 28 -24, KBFM 12-8, Z102 30 -26, Z99 25 -19, KKMG 26-20. 80% of the airplay Is charted with the South leading.
GIANT "I'm A Believer" (A&M) Reports: 40. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 7, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 11, KEGL, WBBQ, WZYP, KZZU, WKPE, WNYP, WJAD, WZKX, KISR, KFMW, KGOT, WROQ 31 -25, 92X d -25, KATM d -29, WPRR 40 -33. BARDEUX "I Love The Bass" (Enigma) Reports: 40. Moves: Up 19, Debuts 3, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 2, FM102, KXX106, WIOQ 26 -21, KJMZ 22 -16, KITY 20 -14, KTFM 28 -24, HOT102 32 -29, HOT977 27 -21, K106 32 -24, KZZB 26 -22, KPRR 28 -24, Z99 19 -9, CHED 30 -23, KIKI 22 -16, SLY96 38 -33. 55% of the airplay Is charted, mostly in the South and West. DONNY OSMOND "Hold On" (Capitol) Reports: 39. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 12, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 13 including 0102, Y108, 99WGY, 100KH1, WKQB, KZFM, WWCK, WRON, KYNO, KWTO, KITY 35 -28, KTUX d -35, KRNO 32 -29, KEZB d -30. SOUL II SOUL "Back To Life" (Virgin) Reports: 37. Moves: Up 8, Debuts 3, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 26 including WXKS, PWR96, KITY, KTFM, PWR106, FM102, KKLQ, X100, WTIC, WFMF, WAPE, KKMG. HOT97 10-6, WPGC 14 -11, KIKI 25 -19. SIMPLY RED "You've Got It" (Elektra) Reports: 35. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 4, Same 26, Down 0, Adds 3, KUBE, 100KHI, KZIO, WZOU 32 -27, KKRZ on-dp, KISN on- dp.
ICEHOUSE "Touch The Fire" (Chrysalis) - Reports: 33. Moves: Up 1. Debuts 9, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 10, CKOI, WMMS, WROQ, 098, WGTZ, WJAD, WPFM, KOHT. KTRS, SLY96. KWOD d -34, 92X d -26, KRZR d -19, KPAT 35 -29, KHTY d -25. DAN REED NETWORK "Make It Easy" (Mercury) Reports: 33. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 6, Same 18, Down 0, Adds 9, Y108, K106, KLO, KSND, KRZR, WKPE, WNYP, KTXY, WIBW, KKRZ d -28, KXYQ d -28, WROQ d -32.
TESLA "Love Song" (Geffen) Reports: 33. Moves: Up 11, Debuts 2, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 5, PIRATE, WOKI, KF95, KZZU, WNYP, WDFX 22 -17, KWOD 30 -24, 92X 23 -19, KATM d -26, KIXY 29 -19, KNIN 35 -30, OK95 29-24. WINGER "Hungry" (Atlantic) Reports: 32. Moves: Up 17, Debuts 6, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 1, WNYP, KXXR 39-32, WOKI 28-25, KTUX 33 -25, 92X 21 -17, KRZR 29 -24, KZZU 40 -31, WOMP 40 -33, KNIN 40 -34, WKFR 40 -31, KHTY 18 -13, OK95 31 -27. Charting at 78 %of the stations playing it.
CULT "Edle (Ciao Baby)" (Sire/Reprise) Reports: 28. Moves: Up 9, Debuts 3, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 2, WMMS, WRQN, KEGL 18 -14, KXYQ d -30, WROQ 24 -17, KRZR 26 -20, KZZU 38 -32, KNIN 30 -26, ZFUN d -30, 00(95 30 -26.
ALARM "Sold Me Down River" (IRS) Reports: 27. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 2, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 21 including WMMS, KWOD, JET -FM, WRCK, WYCR, WROQ, KTUX, WHOT, KRZR, KZZU, G98, KNIN, KFBO, KHTY.
2 UVE CREW "Me So Horny" (Luke Skyywaiker) Reports: 26. Moves: Up 17. Debuts 2, Same 2, Down 1, Adds 4, KJMZ, WHYT, KITS, KZZP, HOT97 19 -16, WI00 16 -9, KGGI 10-8, KMEL 7 -3, X100 27 -22, WYCR d -30, KZZB 37 -27, WCKZ 23 -16, Z99 23 -17, KIKI 14-8, KEZB 26 -18. Breaking out of the West with Top 15 action spreading.
SYBIL "Don't Make Me Over" (Next Plateau) Reports: 20. Moves: Up 11, Debuts 3, Same 0, Down 1, Adds 5, H01102, KC101, K106, Z99, KOMO, HOT97 7 -5, WPLJ 31 -23, WPGC 5 -1, KITY d -35, KGGI 14 -11. An East Coast breakout. 10,000 MANIACS "Eat For Two" (Eleldra) Reports: 19. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 3, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 3. K106, WKPE, WPFM, WXKS d -32, CKOI on. KXXR on, KISN on-dp, KHTY d -29.
TEDDY RILEY featuring GUY "My Fantasy" (Motown) Reports: 19. Moves: Up 14, Debuts 1, Same 3, Down 1, Adds 0 including WIOQ 28 -22, KJMZ 4-3,1.107102 12 -7, KMEL 13 -7, KKSS 25 -17, KNMQ 30 -25, B95 114. MILLI VANILLI "Blame It On The Rain" (Arista) Reports: 18. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 3, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 10, WKSE, WNVZ, KITS, KGGI, KKLQ, HOT977, KWSS, BJ105, B95, KRQ, PWR99 19 -16. KZZP 20 -15, X100 d -28, WKZL d -25, KIKI 16 -12. Early airplay ahead of the single. PATTI LaBELLE "If You Asked Me To" (MCA) Reports: 18. Moves: Up 4. Debuts 3, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 6, KISN, KZZB, KF95, KKMG, G98, KNAN, WIOQ 20 -14, WPGC d -29, KITY 26 -21, KKLO d -27.
JOHN EDDIE "Tough Luck" (Columbia) Reports: 18. Moves: Up 1. Debuts 0, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 4. WAEB, WYCR, KOIZ, KWTO, KXYQ on-dp, KPAT 37 -30. STEVIE B "Girl I Am Searching For You" (LMR) Reports: 17. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 13, WPLJ, FM102, HOT977, WTIC, 693. WFMF, KPRR. 695. KYNO, KIKI, KLUC, KCAQ, KDON, KKMG 34 -29.
SINITTA "Right Back Where We Started From" (Atlantic) Reports: 17. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 2, Same 6, Down 1, Adds 2, 896, KZFM, WPLJ 14 -12, KZZP 12 -10.
REGINA BELLE "Baby Come To Me" (Columbia) Reports: 16. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 12, WXKS, WIOQ, WPGC, KJMZ, KTFM, KKLO, 930, K98, KZFM, WMHE, KNMQ, WZKX.
ENUFF Z'NUFF "New Thing" (Atco) Reports: 16. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 0, Same 8, Down 0. Adds 5, WZOU, KUBE, KATM, WDBR, WIBW, KXXR on, KNIN 32 -27. TREVOR RABIN "Something To Hold On To" (Elektra) Reports: 16. Moves: Up 7, Debuts 1, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 0 including KTUX 36 -31, KRZR 14 -11, OK95 39 -33.
GORKY PARK "Bang" (Mercury) Reports: 16. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 5, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 0 including WROQ d -31, KLO d -34, 2104 35 -30, KPAT 33 -27, OK95 35 -30.
NATALIE COLE "As A Matter Of Fact" (EMI) Reports: 14. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 14. WEGX, KITY, WNCI, KISN. KZZB. WANS, KZIO. WWCK. WORD, KKMG, KOMO, G98, KQIZ, WPFR.
FUZZBOX "Self" (Geffen) Reports: 14. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0: Same 9, Down 0, Adds 4, KITY, WZYP, WWCK, KRZR, KUBE on.
HUBERT KAH "So Many People" (Curb) Reports: 12. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 1, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 3, HOT102, KZFM, KWTX, KRBE 27 -17, KWOD 35 -28, Z99 32 -28.
SHANA "I Want You" (Vision) Reports: 11. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 1. Same 2, Down 0, Adds 3, WIOQ, KKLO, KKXX, HOT97 18 -15.
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MADONNA /Cherish (Sire/WB)
CHER/If I Could Turn Back Time (Geffen)
JANET JACKSON /Miss You Much (A &M)
SKID ROW /18 & Life (Atlantic)
GLORIA ESTEFAN/Don't Wanna Lose You (Epic)
EXPOSE/When I Looked At Him (Arista)
BEE GEES /One (WB)
CURE/Lovesong (Elektra)
ROXETTE/Listen To Your Heart (EMI)
STARSHIPAt's Not Enough (RCA)
BABYFACEAt's No Crime (Solar/Epic)
ROLLING STONES/Mixed Emotions (Columbia)
FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS/Don't Look Back (IRS /MCA)
PRINCE/Partyman (WB)
TEARS FOR FEARS/Sowing The Seeds... ( Fontana/Mercury)
NENEH CHERRY/Kisses On The Wind (Virgin)
SURFACE/Shower Me With Your Love (Columbia)
BOBBY BROWN/Rock Wit'cha (MCA)
AEROSMITH/Love In An Elevator (Geffen)
MICHAEL MORALES/What I Like About... (Wing/Polyda)
NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK/Cover Girl (Columbia)
MOTLEY CRUE/Dr. Feelgood (Elektra)
SEDUCTION/You're My One And Only... (Vendetta /A &M)
PAULA ABDUL/Cold Hearted (Virgin)
ELTON JOHN/Healing Hands (MCA)
NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCKA -Iangin' Tough (Columbia)
SOUL II SOUL/Keep On Movin' (Virgin)
MARTIKAA Feel The Earth Move (Columbia)
YOUNG MC/Bust A Move (Delicious Vinyl /Island)
POCO /Call It Love (RCA)
BAD ENGLISH/When I See You Smile (Epic)
TINA TURNER/The Best (Capitol)
8- 52'S/Love Shack (Reprise)
LIVING COLOUR/Glamour Boys (Epic)
JEFF HEALEY BAND /Angel Eyes (Arista)
RICHARD MARX/Right Here Waiting (EMI)
TOM PETTYATunnin' Down A Dream (MCA)
NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK/Didn't I Blow... (Columbia)
N&A Pg. 96; Playlbts Pg. 84; Parallels Pg. 89
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3 2 1 3 CHER/If I Could Turn Back Time (Geffen)
11 8 6 0 CUTTING CREW/Everything But My Pride (Virgin)
15 12 7 0 ELTON JOHN /Healing Hands (MCA)
18 14 9 0 JEFF HEALEY BAND /Angel Eyes (Arista)
10 9 e 0 PATTI LaBELLEAf You Asked Me To (MCA)
2 1 2 8 BEE GEES /One (WB)
7 5 5 9 BEACH BOYS/Still Cruisin' (After AII...) (Capitol)
16 15 11 m HATALIE COLEA Do (EMI)
19 18 15 m RICK ASTLEY /Ain't Too Proud To Beg (RCA)
22 21 16 ® VAN MORRISON/Have I Told You Lately (Mercury)
25 22 20 a POCO /Call It Love (RCA)
8 10 13 14 RICHARD MARX/Right Here Waiting (EMI)
21 19 17 1110 JACKSON BROWNE /Anything Can Happen (Elektra)
BREAKER . L RONSTADT f /A. NEVILLEA)on't Know Much ( Elektra)
4 r 12 17 DON HENLEY/The End Of The Innocence (Geffen)
- 30 22 SIMPLY RED/You've Got It (Elektra)
26 23 21 e SWING OUT SISTER/You On My... (Fontana /Mercury)
17 16 14 20 JIMMY BUFFETT/Take Another Road (MCA)
1 4 10 21 MICHAEL BOLTON/Soul Provider (Columbia)
30 25 23 Q DOOBIE BROTHERS/Need A Little Taste... (Capitol)
27 26 24 ® BONNIE RAITT/Nick Of Time (Capitol)
14 17 1e 24 GLORIA ESTEFAN/Don't Wanna Lose You (Epic)
- 28 ® JEFFERSON AIRPLANE/Summer Of Love (Epic)
29 28 26 a BARRY MANILOW/The One That Got Away (Arista)
- - 20 S PAUL McCARTNEY/This One (Capitol)
( DEBUT C) EXPOSE/When I Looked At Him (Arista)
( DEBUT C MICHAEL DAMIAN/Was It Nothing... (Cypress /A &M)
- - 30 a DANNY WILSON /If Everything You Said Was... (Virgin)
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SOUL II SOUL/Back To Life (Virgin) JANET JACKSON/Miss You Much (A &M)
REGINA BELLE/Baby Come To Me (Columbia)
MAZE f/FRANKIE BEVERLY /Can't Get Over You (WB)
EDDIE MURPHY/Put Your Mouth On Me (Columbia)
SYBIL/Don't Make Me Over (Next Plateau)
AFTER 7/Heat Of The Moment (Virgin)
D'ATRA HICKS/Sweet Talk (Manhattan /Capitol)
CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS/falk To Myself (Geffen)
JACKSONS2300 Jackson Street (Epic)
O'JAYS /Out Of My Mind (EMI)
PRINCE/Partyman (WB)
MICHAEL COOPER /Just What I Like (Reprise)
PEABO BRYSON /AII My Love (Capitol)
BOBBY BROWN/Rock Wit'cha (MCA)
LEVERT/Smilin' (Atlantic)
SURFACE/You Are My Everything (Columbia)
RHONDA CLARK/State Of Attraction (Tabu /CBS)
TERRY TATEBabies Having Babies (Atlantic)
JERMAINE JACKSON/Don't Take It Personal (Arista)
MOTHER'S FINESTA'm In Danger (Capitol)
TEMPTATIONS/All I Want From You (Motown)
JAMES INGRAMA Wanna Come Back (WB)
CHERYL LYNN/Every Time I Try To Say... (Virgin)
MICA PARIS/Breathe Life Into Me (Island)
KOOL MOE DEEA Go To Work (Jive/RCA)
FULL FORCE /Ain't My Type Of Hype (Columbia)
JODY WATLEY/Everything (MCA)
CHUCKII BOOKER/Don't You Know I Love... (Atlantic)
PIECES OF A DREAM /'Bout Dat Time (EMI)
S.O.S. BAND/I'm Still Missing Your Love (Tabu /CBS)
MILES JAYEA'll Be There (Island)
YOUNG MC/Bust A Move (Delicious VinylAsland)
WRECKS -N- EFFECT/New Jack Swing (Motown)
BEBE & CECE WINANS /Celebrate New Life (Capitol)
KASHIF/Personality (Arista)
MILLI VANILLI/Girl I'm Gonna Miss You (Arista)
HEAVY D. and BOYZ f /A. SURE/Somebody Fa... (MCA)
STEPHANIE MILLS/Home (MCA)
CHILL /Cold Fresh Groove (Orpheus/EMI)
New & Active, TOP 10 Recurrents Pg. 64
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e O STONE ROSES/Stone Roses (Silvertone/RCA) 6 9 TEARS FOR FEARS/The Seeds Of Love (Fontana /Mercury)
13 CID CAMPER VAN BEETHOVEN/Key Lime Pie (Virgin)
Complete TOP 30 New Rock Chart Pg. 80
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1 PAT METHENY/Letter From Home (Geffen) 2 2 SAM CARDONAmpulse (Airus Records)
3 JIM CHAPPELL/Living The Northern Summer (Music West)
5 0 BILLY JOE WALKER, JR./Painting Music (MCA) 13 JEAN LUC PONTY/Storytelling (Columbia) 15 0 MONTREUX/tet Them Say (Windham Hill) 9 1Q OCEANS/Riding The Tide (ProJazz)
8 8 MICHAEL TOMLINSON/Face Up In The Rain (Cypress /A &M) 10 0 IMAGES/Relative Work (Universal)
7 10 GEORGE BENSON/Tenderly (WB)
Complete TOP 30 NAC Chart P0. 76 :r1J :f_¡t--. LW rw
2 O STANLEY TURRENTINE/LA Place (Blue Note) 1 2 PAT METHENY/Letter From Home (Geffen)
3 e YELLOWJACKETS/The Spin (MCA) 4 4 GEORGE BENSON/Tenderly (WB)
5 5 LOU RAWLS /At Last (Blue Note)
6 0 HARRY CONNICK JR./When Harry Met Sally.. (Columbia) 7 Q JEAN LUC PONTY/Storytelling (Columbia) 9 O ROB MULLINS /Jazz Jazz (Nova)
8 O DAVID FRIESENA)ttler Times /Other Places (Global Pacific)' 11 BILLY CHILDS/Twilight Is Upon Us (Windham Hill)
Keepe Wdet due to continued growth.
Complete TOP 30 Contemporary Jazz Chart Pg. 76
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6 4 3 0 POCO /Call It Love (RCA)
14 9 6 O TEARS FOR FEARS/Sowing The Seeds... (Fontana/Mercury)
10 7 5 O JOE C ICKER/When The Night Comes (Capitol) 18 13 1 10 JETHRO r'ULL/Kissing Willie (Chrysalis)
32 17 10 O ALARM /Sold Me Down The River (IRS)
13 11 9 0 MOTLEY CRUE /Dr. Feelgood (Elektra)
23 16 12 0 MELISSA ETHERIDGE /No Souvenirs (Island)
31 1e 11 m ROLLING STONES /Rock And A Hard Place (Columbia) 3 3 4 11 TREVOR RABIN /Something To Hold On To (Elektra)
22 NEIL YOUNG/Rockin' In The Free World (Reprise)
AEROSMITH /Janie's Got A Gun (Geffen)
ALICE COOPER /Poison (Epic)
STARSHIP /It's Not Enough (RCA)
ROLLING STONES /Sad Sad Sad (Columbia)
CULT /Edie (Ciao Baby) (Sire /Reprise)
BILLY SQUIER/Tied Up (Capitol)
DON HtNLEY /I Will Not-Go Quietly (Geffen)
DON HENLEY/The Last Worthless Evening (Geffen)
TOM PETTY /Free Fallin' (MCA)
BOB DYLAN/Everything Is Broken (Columbia)
JEFFERSON AIRPLANE /Planes (Epic)
GIANT /I'm A Believer (A &M)
BONHAM/Wait For You (WTG)
MOLLY HATCHET/There Goes The Neighborhood (Capitol)
D.A.D /Sleeping My Day Away (WB)
TOM PETTY /Love Is A Long Road (MCA)
TEN YEARS AFTER /Let's Shake It Up (Chrysalis)
GREAT WHITE/The Angel Song (Capitol)
BAD ENGLISH/When I See You Smile (Epic)
CURE /Lovesong ( Elektra)
33 STAGE DOLLS/Love Cries (Chrysalis)
STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN & DOUBLE.../Tightrope (Epic)
35 MICK JONES /Just Wanna Hold (Atlantic)
Q JAMES McMURTRY/Painting By Numbers (Columbia)
37 ELTON JOHN /Healing Hands (MCA)
38 WARRANT /Heaven (Columbia)
TESLA /Love Song (Geffen)
LIVING COLOUR /Glamour Boys (Epic)
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11 7 3 ALABAMA/High Cotton (RCA)
10 e 4 ® RICKY VAN SHELTON/Living Proof (Columbia)
7 4 1 3 CLINT BLACK/Killin' Time (RCA)
4 3 2 4 STEVE WARINERA Got Dreams (MCA)
8 6 5 5 BAILLIE & THE BOYS/Heart Of Stone (RCA)
15 13 e 0 RESTLESS HEART/Say What's In Your Heart (RCA)
13 10 7 0 HANK WILLIAMS JR./Finders Are Keepers (Wb /ï,u1 ) 18 14 9 0 GEORGE STRAIT /Ace In The Hole (MCA)
19 16 12 BELLAMY BROTHERS/You'll Never Be... (MCA /Curb)
20 17 13 MERLE HAGGARD /A Better Love Next Time (Epic)
21 18 14 4) KATHY MATTEABurnin' Old Memories (Mercury)
22 20 15 EDDY RAVEN/Bayou Boys (Universal)
26 21 16 ® OAK RIDGE BOYS /An American Family (MCA)
28 25 1/ RICKY SKAGGS/Let It Be You (Epic)
32 29 20 DOLLY PARTON/Yellow Roses (Columbia)
2 1 6 16 JUDDS/Lel Me Tell You About Love (Curb/RCA)
35 31 22 m REBA McENTIRE /'Til Love Comes Again (MCA)
- - 31 C) RANDY TRAVISAt's Just A Matter Of Time (WB)
36 33 24 C)+; PAUL OVERSTREET /AII The Fun (RCA)
37 34 26 ì"r SAWYER BROWN/The Race Is On (Capitol /Curb)
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SHENANDOAH/Two Dozen Roses (Columbia)
RONNIE MILSAP /A Woman In Love (RCA)
LORRIE MORGAN/Out Of Your Shoes (RCA)
TRAVIS TRITT /Country Club (WB)
HOLLY DUNN/There Goes My Heart Again (WB)
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VINCE GILL/Never Alone (MCA)
Completa TOP 50 Country Chart Pg. 68
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