12 - World Radio History

ISSUE NUMBER 86 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER OCTOBER 12, 1990

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WINDY CITY WRAP takes center stage in this

UC and CHR columns. Walt spotlights Black AC pioneer

WVAZ, which is celebrating its two- anniversary. Joel Denver

how B96's "Three -M Plan" - music, mornings, marketing - has the station to the top.

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Gammon Seizes Americom All Employees Fired; Brokers Offered New Compensation Plan; Offices To Relocate; Steding Opens Own Firm

Americom Radio Brokers Managing Director Bill Steding is bolting the company to start a new broadcast mergers and acquisitions boutique, following a palace coup last week that restored brokerage founder Tom Gammon to power.

The development, announced Tuesday night (10/9) , is the first sign of an expected exodus of talent from Americom, folow- ing a weeklong series of

Elliott Now KKBQ Ops Director

Dave Elliott

Dave Elliott has resigned the Asst. PD/MD post at Emmis CHR WAVA/Washington to take the newly created position of Operations Director at Gannett CHR KKBQ (93Q)/Houston, His move, effective within two weeks, follows former WAVA Asst. PD John Cook's departure to join WSNI/Philadelphia as MD.

KKBQ President/GM Al Brady Law said, "Dave and [KKBQ PD] Dene Hallam were a successful combo in Kansas City [at KCPW, now KCMO- FM], and we'll have a repeat situation here in Houston."

ELLIOTT/See Page 40

charges and countercharges that has shaken the nation's largest radio brokerage to its foundations.

Torn Gammon, acting in concert with his brother, Ameri- com President Dan Gammon, removed Steding - who accounted for nearly two-thirds of the firm's billing last year - as an officer and director of the company, and gave all employees a 30 -day termination notice last week. The brokers were told they could remain only as independent contractors under a radically new compensation structure that makes them liable for most sales expenses.

Crown Link The move followed reports

that Tom Gammon's Crown Broadcasting was in financial trouble, allegations he's denied vehemently. Steding and others in the firm have accused Gam- mon of taking over the brokerage in order to use its financial

AMERICOM/See Page 40

Lennon Birthday Tribute Reaches Fans Worldwide

Aglobal audience estimated at one billion listeners tuned in to a ten-minute celebration of John Lennon's 50th birthday Tuesday (10/9). As many as 1000 U.S. radio stations aired

the event, which originated from the United Nations building in New York.

The tribute, which was organized by consultant Jeff Pollack, was attended by many of Len - non's friends, as well as U.N. diplomats. Outside, thousands of fans jammed the sidewalks.

Following an introduction by WNEW-FMINew York personality Scott Muni, Yoko Ono paid

tribute to her husband by telling

the audience, "I would like us to

remember and celebrate his

birthday as a day of love,

because he was a man of love, and because love is much needed at this time in our lives. Happy birthday, John."

Lennon's voice then filled the air, imploring, "Just think of your

LENNON/See Page 40

Jacor Ups Lauer To Corporate VP Hogan Elevated To VP/GM Post At WGST & WPCH, Georgia Network John Lauer, VP/GM at

WGST & WPCH/Atlanta and the Georgia Network, was promoted to VP at parent Jacor Communications this week

SUMMER ARBITRONS

WPGC's Tops In DC; Q105 Drops In Tampa WPGC, which reigned as Washington's leading contemporary

station in the late '70s and early '80s, has taken a huge lead in the CHR derby, according to the summer '90 Arbltron. In Tampa, Country WQYK claimed the top spot, held by a different station in

each of the last four survey periods. While renegade CHR WFLZ (Power Pig) rocked steady this quarter, rival WRBQ (Q105) dropped to its lowest figure in nine years. Detailed ratings results from 23 major markets begin on Page 43.

Washington, DC Spring '90 Su '90

Tampa -St. Petersburg Spring '90 Su '90

WPGC-FM (CHR) 6.8 7.5 WQYK-FM (Ctry) 7.8 9.1 WKYS (UC) 4.8 6.6 WFLZ (CHR) 8.3 8.3 WMZQ-AM & FM WWRM (AC) 9.0 7.4

(Ctry) 6.3 6.5 WUSA (AC) 7.3 6.2 WGAY (B/EZ) 7.1 5.9 WYNF (AOR) 6.8 6.2 WASH (AC) 4.2 5.1 WRBQ-AM & FM WMAL (N/T) 5.1 5.1 (CHR) 7.3 6.1

(10/8). Concurrently, John Hogan has exited the GSM post at the three entities to take Lauer's VP/GM post.

Jacor Chairman and Presi- dent Terry Jacobs stated, "John Lauer has done a tre- mendous job over the last 19

years, making WGST, WPCH, and the Georgia Network important factors in Atlanta and the state of Georgia. We're pleased to be able to take advantage of his expertise, background, and talents to help move Jacor forward in the future. John Hogan has aptly demonstrated, in his ten years with the stations, that he's well - qualified to continue to develop our objectives in Atlanta."

Lauer noted, "I'm excited and thrilled by the challenge this opportunity presents."

Hogan, who's spent his entire radio career at WGST & WPCH, told RSA, "I look forward to continuing the growth and development of both properties. I don't have any changes of direction in mind: My goal is to continue to build the audience and the revenues of both stations."

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Stevens Appointed WQFM Programmer

WGCX/Mobile PD J.T. Stevens has been named PD at WQFM/ Milwaukee. He replaces Dave Lon- don, who recently exited the Shamrock Communications AOR.

"J.T. has a strong track record of success," noted WQFM GM Kris Foate. "He'll provide the leadership, creativity, and aggressiveness needed to propel WQFM to the top."

Stevens remarked, "It was a difficult decision to leave WGCX, but I couldn't pass up the opportunity to program the station that has meant rock 'n' roll for 17 years in my hometown."

A&M Boosts Tindle To Nat'l Album Director

Mark Tindle

A&M National Promotion Direc- tor, Special Projects Mark Tindle has been named National Album Promotion Director. He'll be responsible for all AOR promotion in the Midwest and Southwest.

A&M VP/National Album Pro- motion J.B. Brenner commented, "Mark has been a real team player since he came to A&M. With Chuck Bliziotis in New York and Mark now in the Midwest, we have the nucleus for a killer team in the '90s." TINDLE/See Page 38

J.T. Stevens

Stevens's background includes programming stints at WZYC/ Beaufort, NC and WZZR (now WCDX)/Richmond. He's been 'GCX PD since the station's 1989

sign -on.

Miller Upped To WBAL News Director

Veteran WBAL/Baltimore news staffer Mark Miller has been promoted to ND of the Hearst Broad- casting Group News/Talk outlet. He replaces Bob Shilling, who parted ways with the station in Ju- ly.

"There aren't many radio stations in this day and age with the reputation and financial success of a WBAL," said Miller. "To be a part of this station - and be given the opportunity to manage part of it - is a landmark in my life."

Miller, 31, has spent his entire career with WBAL. He joined the station as an intern in 1979, and was soon hired as a parttime producer and editor. In 1980, Miller landed a fulltime post as an on -air reporter, the job he held until his recent promotion.

EINSTEIN BACK ON-AIR

WH FS Discrimination Complaint Resolved

WHFS/Washington Asst. PD Da- mian Einstein will resume his mid- morning airshift later this month as part of an agreement to settle a handicapped discrimination complaint he lodged against the progressive AOR's parent, Duchossois Communications, Inc.

"I'm excited about returning to the air," said Einstein, a 20 -year WHFS veteran who speaks in an occasionally halting voice. "I just want to move forward and put the past behind me."

WHFS GM Alan Hay noted that Einstein's reinstatement demon- strates the station is "cohesive in its desire to continue to provide a quality product." Hay told R&R the terms of the Thursday (10/4) agreement barred him from making any further comment.

Einstein, scheduled to return to the air October 22, will retain his current Asst. PD duties. Neither

side would disclose whether he'll receive the back pay he sought.

'Do -Nothing' Job Einstein was relieved of his mid-

morning shift in April 1989 and given the Asst. PD post, which he described as a "do-nothing" job. Three months later, he filed a complaint with the Maryland Commis- sion on Human Relations (MCHR) alleging WHFS took him off the air solely because of his speech imped- iment, the result of a 1975 auto acci- dent. That problem, he argued, did not interfere with his ability to deliver a successful radio program.

Earlier this year, after a lengthy investigation that included a review of Arbitron ratings data and the WHFS public file, the MCHR found merit in Einstein's charges and ordered the two sides to negotiate a settlement. When those

EINSTEIN/See Page 38

Bill Burks

Burks Joins Giant, Heads Marketing

Bill Burks is joining Giant Rec- ords as head of marketing. Most recently with Capitol as VP, Artist/ Marketing Development, Burks will report to John Brodey, who oversees marketing and promotion.

Giant owner Irving Azoff commented, "Bill's creative expertise, coupled with his vast experience in music marketing and artist development, makes him the ideal choice. We're pleased to have him join us." Added Brodey, "Bill is just what the marketing doctor ordered. He's been involved in every facet of the marketing process, and he's now ready to combine that experience with a bold and creative style that will help chart a course for the label as well as Giant's di- verse roster."

BURKS/See Page 40

Arista Names Backer Nat'l Pop Field Dir.

Jeff Backer Jeff Backer has been upped from

Southeast Regional Promotion Di- rector to National Field Director/ Pop Promotion at Arista. He'll direct the pop promotion team and develop a regional staff, working from his Florida offices.

Arista Sr. VP/Pop Promotion Rick Bisceglia commented, "I selected Jeff for this position because his years of experience, coupled with great radio relationships, have made him an outstanding member of the staff. He's held national promotion positions before, and his instincts with people and promotion are the best."

Backer, who's been with the company for 12 years, told R&R, "As Arista expands, the need to create this position within the national staff has become inevitable. I'm looking forward to my new responsibilities and certainly welcome the challenge this position offers under Rick Bisceglia's leadership."

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WE'RE LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD 18-24s Ratings services have historically had trouble luring young men to participate. Rhody Bosley discusses Arbitron's attempts to solve the problem.

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LIFESTYLES: Top consumer myths debunked 24 PEOPLE 25

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Atlantic Promotes Two In AOR Appleton Named Nat'l Director; Pisacane Tapped As Associate Director

Jeff Appleton

Atlantic has promoted Jeff Ap- pleton from Midwest Regional Pro- motion Director to Director/Na- tional Album Promotion. Lea Pisacane also rises, from Manager to Associate Director/National Al- bum Promotion. Both will be based at the label's New York headquarters and report to VP/National Album Promotion Danny Buch.

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Lea Pisacane

for creativity and aggressiveness. These promotions only add to our strength in the album format."

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WQTE/Adrian, MI. He joined the label in 1983 and has held local promotion slots in Buffalo, Kansas Ci- ty, and Detroit. Pisacane spent ten years as a Marketing Specialist at Merrill Lynch before joining Atlan- tic's Album Promotion department in 1988.

KEZX Takes Validating weeks of rumors,

Park Communications' "North- west Progressive" AOR/NAC hybrid KEZX will become Seattle's second B/EZ (after KBRD) on Monday (10/15). The station will retain the KEZX calls under which it's offered alternative programming for the past nine years.

GM Peg Dempsey told R&R, "As far as I know, our on -air lineup

Richardson Now Nostalgia KIXI/Seattle has

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8RaR October 12,1990 RADIO BUSINESS

Japan DAB Launch Set; Digital Cable Firm Begins Trading Stock In U.S.

The world's first satellite DAB service is set to debut next month in Japan. Tokyo -based Satellite Digital Audio Broadcasting will be firing up the first of 19 DAB channels planned for offering to the Japanese public.

"Officially they will start their business next April," Counselor Yasuo Suzuki of the Japanese Em- bassy in Washington told R&R. He said SDAB will begin "trial broadcasting" in November so it can begin marketing its service to consumers, who must lease special equipment to receive the scrambl- ed pay service.

SDAB is the first of three satellite DAB companies already licensed by the Japanese government. While SDAB is only offering one audio channel, Suzuki reported Japan Communications Satellite and Space Communications Com- pany will offer a total of 18. The latter companies are expected to begin some broadcasting by year's end.

All three Japanese firms are using existing satellites, which limits their market to stationary receiving dishes - primarily at-home listeners. New, more powerful satellites will be required for satellite DAB to reach automobile receivers, as anticipated by several U.S. proponents.

Burkhart To Program DMX

Digital Music Express (DMX) is preparing its launch in test markets next month as the third entry into DAB over U.S. cable TV systems. Just days ago (10/2), the stock of its parent company, Inter- national Cablecasting Technolo- gies, began trading over-the-

counter on the NASDAQ system with the trading symbol TUNE. It previously had traded only on the Vancouver Stock Exchange in Can- ada.

ICT, headed by former ABC Rec- ords and United Artists Records Chairman Jerry Rubenstein, has brought in Kent Burkhart and Dwight Douglas to program DMX. The service will provide cable subscribers with 30 CD -quality audio channels, free of announcers and commercials, as a premium service. ICT is recommending a monthly charge of $7.95.

Scientific Atlanta developed the digital transmission system and receivers being used by DMX, which are not compatible with those of either Digital Planet or Digital Cable Radio. Those firms have already begun their rollouts. Despite its late start, DMX has access to several major cable companies by

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REJECTS NEWS EVENT DEFENSE

FCC Hits KSD With Indecency Fine The FCC has levied a $2000 indecency fine against

KSD/St. Louis for a morning show segment in which an air personality read portions of a Playboy magazine interview with Jessica Hahn. In the quoted excerpts, Hahn described her alleged rape by PTL televangelist Jim Bak- ker.

In fining KSD, the FCC rejected the Gannett Radio station's argu- ment that the September 1987

broadcast should not be ruled indecent because it constituted a legit- imate discussion of a news event.

Although FCC rules do not specifically exempt news material from indecency actions, Chairman Al Sikes has said he believes material aired as part of a "legiti- mate news show" should be pro -

Radio Talker Indicted On Securities Charges

Veteran Baltimore talk host Alan Christian has been

charged with fraudulent misappropriation of investor funds

and violations of the Maryland Securities Act as a result of activities concerning Atlantic Coast Radio, Inc., an invest-

ment firm he formed to acquire radio stations and other me-

dia interests. The charges, fled last Tuesday

(10/2) in Baltimore Circuit Court, al-

lege that Christian and ACR officer Grace Starmer "fraudulently and

willfully" used $678,094 of inves-

tor funds for purposes other than

those for which the money was in-

tended. In addition, the pair is ac-

cused of selling unregistered se-

curities. Many of the 900 people who in-

vested in ACR were fans of Chris- tian's talk show. which aired on

WITH/Baltimore. The disputed funds were to have been used for,

among other purposes, acquiring WITH for $1.74 million. That deal

was never consummated. Assistant Attorney General

Christopher Romano declined to

say what Christian and Starmer al-

legedly did with the investor funds.

That information, he said, will be

made public later in the legal pro-

cess - perhaps as early as Friday

(10/12) when Christian and

Starmer are scheduled for arraign-

ment. If found guilty on both charges, the pair could be sentenc- ed to eight years in prison and fined

$5000.

Plea Bargain To Come? According to the Baltimore Sun,

Christian's lawyer, Barry Kissin, is

attempting to negotiate a plea bar-

gain for his client. Kissin defined to comment on the charges or the re-

ported plea talks. Last November the Maryland Se-

curities Division sought and re-

ceived a cease -and -desist order that alleged ACR was selling unreg-

istered securities though unli-

censed salepeople. At that time,

the state said ACA officials had told investors the company had lined up

$300 million in financing from a

Greek investment fund and an addi-

tional $8 million from Morgan- Gundy, a Panamanian investment firm that U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency officials believe is involved in money laundering.

tected. The KSD Hahn segment was not part of a newscast.

`Patently Offensive' In a letter signed by Mass Media

Bureau Chief Roy Stewart, the FCC acknowledged the Hahn interview concerned a topic of public interest, but added that news value is just one standard the agency uses to determine whether broadcast material is indecent.

"Although the program aired by KSD arguably concerned an incident that was at the time 'in the news," said Stewart, "the particular material broadcast was not only exceptionally explicit and vul- gar, it was ... presented in a pan- dering manner. In short, the rendition of the details of the alleged rape was, in context, patently offensive."

Among the lines that aired during the 6:38am segment were: "He [Bakker] put his penis in my mouth" and "The guy came in my mouth."

RTNDA President Dave Bartlett said the KSD fine "points up the problem with content regulation" by government authorities. "Even though the FCC says it doesn't want to regulate news, they've reserved the right to decide what is and isn't news."

KSD President/GM Merrell Hansen did not return repeated telephone calls. Playboy spokesman Bill Paige told R&R, "You have to seriously question the mandate of the FCC when it acts on a single complaint out of the hundreds of thousands of people who heard KSD's report."

KSD is one of three radio stations that have been under investigation since last fall for airing allegedly indecent broadcasts. Complaints are still pending against the other two - KCCL-AM & FM/Paris, AR and WXRK/New York. WWWE/ Cleveland, which came under scru- tiny at the same time, earlier this year paid an $8000 fine to settle its Casp.

REPORT PAT CLAWSON

NAB Cautiously Optimistic On Spectrum Fee

NAB Exec. VP/Government Relations Jim May is ex-

pressing cautious optimism that broadcasters will

escape the Bush administration's proposed spectrum tax.

"It's a little more promising than it was on Friday," May told R&R on

Tuesday (10/9). The 5% -of -gross spectrum tax (2.5% for radio stations

with revenue under $100,000) was not included in the revised deficit re-

duction plan approved early this week by Congress. According to May,

neither the tax writing committees nor those congressional panels with jur-

isdiction over broadcasting have demonstrated any interest in pursuing a

spectrum fee as they work against a October 19 deadline for filling in de-

tails of the five-year, $500 billion deficit reduction plan.

But May predicts the spectrum fee may resurface as lawmakers strug-

gle to come up with $3 billion in "miscellaneous fees" mandated by the

budget agreement.

Media Brokers Wary Of Americom Fallout

So, how's the competition feel now that the hallways

of Americom Radio Brokers have come to resem-

ble the streets of Beirut? Well, not as good as you

might think. While no one would speak for the record, sev-

eral media brokers I've talked to questioned Tom

Gammon's credibility in the affair and feared a lawsuit bar-

rage might spur a negative backlash affecting the entire bro-

kerage industry. "I don't mind losing the competition, but I'm worried about the impact of

a lot of litigation on the image of the brokerage industry. Many station

owners don't like us as it is now, and if it starts becoming public how much

these guys were taking home in fees - whew, let's just say it won't be

good for the rest of us," one broker commented. Americom brokers scored a bonanza with draws against commissions

ranging from 30-50% of a deal's fee, while the company picked up 100%

of their overhead and expenses. Most brokers work just for commission - and have to pay their expenses out of that. The bottom line: Cash flow

problems abound for most brokers, and while their grossPs may seem nice,

their nets often leave them driving Buicks - not Rolls Royces.

McVay Close To Combo Deals

While station trading action remains sluggish, Cleveland broadcaster Michael McVay is working on a big deal. He's buying WFDF & WDZZ!

Flint, MI and WRSC & WOWK!State College, PA. Terms of the deal haven't yet been made public, but the pricetag is

expected to be around $13 million. Media banker Chesley Maddox sits on McVay's board.

Other deals in the pipeline: Aylett Coleman is $300,000 poorer this week, now that his Rich-

mond Radio Inc. has forfeited its escrow deposit and walked from its $5.5 million deal to buy WVGOIRichmond. Norman Drubner and First City Broadcasting are still hoping to find a buyer. Media Venture Partners

broker Randy Jeffery is reoffering the property. Dorothy Brunson is liquidating her Brunson Broadcasting AM

chain. Chapter 11 casualty WBMS/Wilmington, NC was cashed this week

for $168,000; sales for sister stations WEBB/Baltimore and WIGOIAtian- ta will be announced soon.

WLVAILynchburg, VA is on the block, now that federal bankruptcy

Judge Ross Krumm has ordered the liquidation of Stereo 59 Inc. Local at-

torney Alan Smith is serving as trustee, while the Madison Broadcasting Group operates the AM until a buyer can be found.

WSYNIGeorgetown, SC, formerly known as WAZX, is up for grabs.

A local judge has kicked out owner Robert Simpkins and replaced him with

a receiver, Barry Brown, until the station can be sold.

The money is rolling in at Blackburn & Co. The brokerage reports

Joe Dorton's Ameron Broadcasting has closed on its $16.5 million pur-

chase of WMJJ/Birmingham from Ken Johnson's Capitol Broadcasting. And the $13.3 million sale of Capitol sister stations WTRGIRaieigh and

KQFXIAustin to Joyner Broadcasting has closed. Joyner won't be enjoy-

ing Texas for long - he's already announced plans to flip the Austin pro-

perty to Jay Jones of the Rusk Corp. for $3.85 million.


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TRANSACTIONS

Larry Patrick Signs $12 Million Jersey Combo Agreement

Lee, Lucci, And Souza Lay Out $5.5 Million To Sip Connecticut's WINE

Deal- Of The Week:

WMTR & WDHAIMorristown- Dover, NJ PRICE: $12 million plus a minority tax

certificate BUYER: Signal Communications of New Jersey, headed by Larry Patrick. SELLER: Drexel Hills Associates, headed by Peter Arnow. The company also owns WKIZ & WEOWIKey West. FREQUENCY: 1250 kHz; 105.5 MHz POWER: 5kw day1 kw night; 1kw at

565 feet FORMAT: AC; AOR BROKER: Ron Hickman of Hickman Associates

battle

WCRQIArab PRICE: $1

TERMS: Cash for intra -family stock transfer BUYER: Shirley Jean Smith, the seller's mother SELLER: Billy Smith Jr. is transferring his 25% stake in Alexander -Brooke Broadcasting Co. since he's no longer involved in day-to-day operations. FREQUENCY: 92.7 MHz POWER: 700 watts at 671 feet FORMAT: AC

California

KEKAIEureka PRICE: $430,189 TERMS: Asset sale for promissory note BUYER: Eureka Broadcasting Co. Inc., owned by Hugo and Barbara Papsteln. They own KINSIEureka, CA. SELLER: California Oregon Broad- casting Inc., headed by William Smul- lin, Patricia Smullin, and Carol Brown. The company owns KAGII Grants Pass, OR and six small market TV stations in Oregon and Northern California. FREQUENCY: 101.5 MHz POWER: 100kw at 3200 feet FORMAT: Country

Connect i WINE & WRKIIBrookfield PRICE: $5.5 million TERMS: Asset sale for $5 million cash. Additional $500,000 in five-year sub- ordinated note, payable in equal semiannual installments after two years with interest at the prime rate of the Bank of New York. BUYER: Pegasus Broadcasting Com- pany, owned by Chairman George Halstead III (aka Lee Michaels) of No- vato, CA; Paul Lucci of Norfolk; and Wayne Souza of Virginia Beach, VA. Lucci and Souza own WMYKIEliza-

bath City, NC (Norfolk) and are ap-

plicants for a new FM at Vancouver, WA. SELLER: Housatonic Valley Broad- casting Co., headed by Chairman William Boyd. The company is a divi-

sion of the Home News Company, which owns the Home News, a daily

newspaper in New Brunswick, NJ. The

company also owns WKPT-AM, FM, & TVIKingsport, TN; KWG & KYBBI Stockton -Tracy, CA; KTYDISanta Bar- bara, CA; KAQQ & KISCISpokane; and WEVU-TVINaples, FL.

FREQUENCY: 940 kHz; 95.1 MHz POWER: 1kw; 50kw at 400 feet FORMAT: Gold; AOR

BROKER: Richard Foreman & Associ- ates

WPKXIEnfield (FM CP) PRICE: Undisclosed for 51% TERMS: Stock transfer for assumption of undisclosed amount of liabilities BUYER: Goldenberg Broadcasting Inc., owned by Frederick Hessick II

and William Hessick II of Bethesda, MD and Michael Ferrel of Chevy Chase, MD.

SELLER: Laura Goldenberg is transferring her 51% stake in Goldenberg Broadcasting Inc. FREQUENCY: 97.9 MHz POWER: 3kw at 328 feet

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TRANSACTIONS AT A GLANCE

Deals So Far In 1990: $883,920,659 Total Stations Traded This Year: 1044 This Week's Action: $22,122,117 Total Stations Traded This Week: 34

Deal Of The Week: WMTR & WDHA/Morristown-Dover, NJ $12 million plus minority tax certificate

WCRQ/Arab, AL $1

KEKA/Eureka, CA $430,189 WINE & WRKI/Brookfield, CT $5.5 million WPKX/Enfleld, CT (FM CP) Undisclosed for 51% WGMG/Crawford, GA (FM CP) $100,000 WZZTIMorrison, IL (FM CP) $12,768 for 35% KAPHIKingman, KS $220,000 WMKZIMonticello, KY Undisclosed for 80% KLEB & KBAUIGolden Meadow-Galllano, LA $1 million

WTBM/Mexico, ME $300,000 WDEY & WWGZILapeer, MI $1 for 57.5% WKLJ/Oxford, MS $50,000 for 40% KJLA/Kansas City $200,000 KUUS & KZLS/Billings, MT No cash consideration for 50% KZAK/incline Village (Reno), NV $1,333,333

WBMS/Wilmington, NC $168,000 WYORBrentwood, TN $57,000 WHLP-AM & FM/Centerville, TN $140.000 KULM/Columbus, TX $85,000 KNES/Fairfield, TX $195,025

KYQX!Weatherford, TX $55,000 WPUVIPulaski, VA $93,000 KAYO -AM & FM/Aberdeen, WA No cash consideration for 30% KMWX & KFFM/Yakima, WA $10,000 for 7.5% WGNV/Miiladore, WI $172,800

Georgia WGMGICrawford (FM CP) PRICE: $100,000 TERMS: Stock sale for $100,000 consulting and management services contract; $4500 to be paid immediately in

cash; and the balance in eight equal semiannual payments over four years. BUYER: Charles Giddens and Paul

Stone. Giddens, a Washington -based media broker with Media Venture Part- ners, currently has a 49% stake in the station. Giddens and Stone, a Georgia station operator, have interests in

WTSH-AMIRome, GA; WZOT &

WTSH-FMIRockmart, GA; and WSTT- AM & FMIThomasville, GA. Stone is a

50% shareholder in two companies which are purchasing WPAPIPanama City, FL and applying for a new FM CP at Lumpkin, GA. SELLER: J. Frank Steinbock Jr. is selling his 51% stake in Broadcast Invest- ment Properties Inc. FREQUENCY: 102.1 MHz POWER: 6kw at 328 feet

Illinois WZZTIMorrison (FM CP) PRICE: $12,768 for 35% TERMS: Cash for stock BUYER: Janet Bro, who presently owns 65% of the licensee SELLER: Anthony Komlanc Jr. is selling his 35% stake in Morrison Broad- cast Associates. FREQUENCY: 95.1 MHz POWER: 3kw at 328 feet

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KAPHIKingman PRICE: $220.000

TERMS: Asset sale for cash. Escrow deposit is $20,000. Buyer also has an

option to purchase the studio real

estate for $50,000 prior to July 31, 1991. BUYER: Alpha Broadcasting Inc., owned by David Brace and Fred Sam- uelson of Wichita and Doyle Gene Boyd of Topeka. Brace is the President of New Life Fellowship, which operates KGAMIWichita. SELLER: Bliss Communications Inc., principally owned by Ronald Bliss and Andrew Gore FREQUENCY: 100.3 MHz POWER: 3kw at 328 feet FORMAT: Gold

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collective 80% of the licensee. SELLER: Jill Allison Mason and I.

Wade Mason are selling 40% of Monticello -Wayne County Media Inc. FREQUENCY: 93.1 MHz POWER: 1.05kw at 551 feet

Louisiana KLEB & KBAUI Golden Meadow-Galliano PRICE: $1 million TERMS: Cash for assets BUYER: Callais Cablevision Inc., headed by Harold Callals, who owns 80% of the company SELLER: Callals Broadcasting Inc., headed by Harold Callais, who owns



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50% of the company. FREQUENCY: 1600 kHz; 94.3 MHz

POWER: 5kw daytimer; 3kw at 300 feet FORMAT: Country; CHR

WTBMIMexico PRICE: $300,000 TERMS: Asset sale. Escrow deposit $30,000 with a total of $50,000 cash due at closing. Ten-year promissory

note for $250,000 at 10% interest,

payable in 120 equal monthly install-

ments of $3304 each. The agreement also provides for alterations in pur-

chase price if the capital gains or ordin-

ary income tax rates are changed. BUYER: Mountain Valley Broadcast- ing Inc., owned by Richard Gleason of Norway, ME. He owns WTMEIAu- burn, ME; WOXOINorway, ME; and

WKTQISouth Paris, ME.

SELLER: Tanist Broadcasting Corp. The company owns WFOVIPittsfield, ME and WHAAIMadison, ME.

FREQUENCY: 100.7 MHz POWER: 180 watts at 1298 feet FORMAT: Country BROKER: New England Media Inc.

hi ; an WDEY & WWGZILapeer PRICE: $1 for 57.5% TERMS: Stock transfer as part of a re-

capitalization BUYER: A shareholders group headed by Donald Weber SELLER: Paul Allen Parker and Jay

Brent Alexander are reducing their collective 81.18% stake in Covenant Communications Corp. FREQUENCY: 1530 kHz; 103.1 MHz POWER: 5kw daytimer; 3kw at 293 feet FORMAT: AC

S PI WKLJIOxford PRICE: $50,000 for 40% TERMS: Cash for stock BUYER: Richard McCay of New Al-

bany, MS and Jack Gadd of Hickory

Flat, MS are each purchasing 20%

stock interests in the licensee. SELLER: Russell Lamb and David

Kellum are reducing their collective

100% ownership of the licensee, Ox- ford Radio Inc., to 60%. FREQUENCY: 107.1 MHz POWER: 3kw at 319 feet FORMAT: AC

Missouri KJLAIKansas City PRICE: $200,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash. The buyer also agrees to lease the transmitter site for 30 years, with payments of $1200 per month due for the first ten years. BUYER: Great Age Radio Inc., owned by L. Robert McLaughlin SELLER: Osborn Communications Corp., headed by President Wilton Osborn Il

FREQUENCY: 1190 kHz POWER: 5kw day/250 watts night FORMAT: This station is dark.

BROKER: Nostalgia

KUUS & KZLSIBillings PRICE: No cash consideration for 50% TERMS: Stock transfer BUYER: Richard and Carrie Frankovic SELLER: Raymond and Karen McLean are transferring their 50%

stake in Mountain West Broadcast In-

vestments Inc. FREQUENCY: 1240 kHz; 97.1 MHz

POWER: 1kw; 85kw at 386 feet

FORMAT: Gold; AC

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KZAKIIncline Village (Reno) PRICE: $1,333,333 TERMS: Asset sale. Escrow deposit $50,000 with additional $50,233 cash due at closing. Balance via two promissory notes, one payable to seller

in the amount of $233,100 and the

other payable to United Venture Cap-

ital Corp. for $1 million. BUYER: New World Enterprises, owned by David and Linda Newman of

Reno and J. Duane Hoover of Sparks, NV.

SELLER: North Lake Tahoe Broad-

casting Co. Inc., headed by President James King. FREQUENCY: 100.1 MHz POWER: 760 watts at 2955 feet FORMAT: AC

Carolina WBMSIWilmington PRICE: $168,000

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TERMS: A total of $148,000 cash for

assets. The buyer agrees to an addi-

tional maximum payment of $20,000 for the accounts receivable. BUYER: S. Frank and Helen McNeill of Wilmington, NC

SELLER: Brunson Broadcasting Co.

of North Carolina Inc., a debtor -in -

possession headed by Dorothy Brun- son. The company's parent, Brunson Communications, also owns WIGOI Atlanta and WEBBIBaltimore. FREQUENCY: 1340 kHz

POWER: 1kw FORMAT: Urban BROKER: Darryl Langley of the Lang- ley Company is to receive a 5% com-

mission.

WYORIBrentwood PRICE: $57,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Media Resource Group Inc., owned by A.K. and Elisa Upadhyaya

of Brentwood, TN. They also own WAJNIAshland City, TN.

SELLER: Adoni Communications Inc.

FREQUENCY: 560 kHz POWER: 500 -watt daytimer

FORMAT: Z -Rock

WHLP-AM & FM/Centerville PRICE: $140,000 TERMS: Asset sale. A down payment of $14,000 has been put into escrow with an additional $126,000 due at

closing, all payable to Cheatham State Bank. BUYER: John H. and Peggy Ann Wig- gins of Alma, GA. They are the propos-

ed assignee of WQTRILake City, SC.

John Wiggins owns WULF & WKXHI Alma, GA. SELLER: William A. Potts, receiver

pursuant to a 1988 order by the Chan-

cery Court for Cheatham County, TN.

FREQUENCY: 1570 kHz; 96.7 MHz

POWER: 5kw daytimer; 3kw at 250 feet FORMAT: Country BROKER: Bill Colson & Associates is

to receive a fee of $8400.

Texas KULMIColumbus PRICE: $85,000 TERMS: Asset sale. A down payment of

$2500 has been paid, with the re-

mainder due in cash at closing.

BUYER: WaJama Productions Inc.,

owned by Arthur Mark Canon of Gar-

wood, TX; Wayne Kenneth Canon of

Rosenberg, TX; Michael Wayne 011e

of Schulenburg, TX; and Robert Dean

Gresser of Houston SELLER: Hawkins Broadcasting Inc. FREQUENCY: 98.3 MHz POWER: 3kw at 200 feet FORMAT: Country

KNESIFairfield PRICE: $195,025 TERMS: Stock purchase in two steps: The first step conveyed 49% of the corporation stock in exchange for the buyer assuming corporate liabilities up

to $65,000. The second step is to be

by a payment of $50,001, with the

buyer paying $1 to the seller for the re-

maining stock and $50,000, which is

to be applied to a promissory note in

the amount of $87,024 now held by

the Federal Deposit Insurance Cor-

poration in Shreveport. The corpora-

tion is to issue a new note to the FDIC

in the amount of $37,024 at 12% an-

nual interest on a 15 -year amortization

schedule, but with a balloon payment

for the full balance due after two years. In addition, the seller is to be paid

$43,000 under a consulting agree-

ment through the year 2005. Monthly payments of $568.25 are to begin

September 1, 1995. The balance due under the consulting agreement will al-

so begin accruing interest at an annual

rate of 10% effective September 1,

1995. BUYER: J&J Communications Inc.,

owned by Jerry A. and Julia N. Moon of Fairfield, TX. They acquired 49% of Freestone Broadcasting Inc. under the first step of this transaction and are

to increase their stake to 100%. SELLER: John D. Mitchell of Fairfield,

TX. He also has interests in KLLII Hooks, TX and KSWM & KELEIAu- rora, MO.

FREQUENCY: 92.1 MHz POWER: 940 watts at 500 feet FORMAT: Country

KYQXIWeatherford PRICE: $55,000 TERMS: Asset sale. A down payment of

$5500 has been placed in escrow with

an additional $44,500 due in cash at

closing. The buyer is to issue a promissory note for $5000 at no interest, payable in 30 monthly installments of $166.67. BUYER: Parker County Public Radio Inc., a nonprofit corporation headed by

President Randall Young of Weather-

ford, TX.

SELLER: Springtown Educational Broadcasting Foundation, a nonprofit trust headed by President Wesley Yeager. It also owns KMQXISpring- town, TX. Yeager owns a majority in-

terest in KSEY-AM & FM/Seymour, TX. FREQUENCY: 89.5 MHz POWER: 368 watts at 205 feet FORMAT: Religious

virginia

WPUVIPulaskl PRICE: $93,000 TERMS: Asset sale. A down payment of

$2000 has been paid, with an additional $4500 in cash due at closing. A pay-

ment of $6500 plus 10% interest is

due six months after closing. Monthly

payments of $538.69 are due for 96

months on a balance of $35,476. The

buyer is also assuming payments to

Radio X Inc. on a mortgage balance of

$44,524. BUYER: Billy G. Hale of Dublin, VA

SELLER: Lester L. Williams of Pulaski,

VA. He also owns WFIC/Collinsville, VA and a construction permit for WBLUIMoneta, VA. FREQUENCY: 1580 kHz POWER: 5kw daytimer FORMAT: Country

KAYO -AM & FM/Aberdeen PRICE: No cash consideration for 30% TERMS: Transfer of partnership inter-

ests in return for assumption of the

sellers' portion of the partnership's in-

debtedness and liabilities BUYER: Managing partner Earle M.

Baker of Mill Creek, WA and Gregory J. Smith of Bellevue, WA, each in-

creasing his partnership interest in

KAYO Broadcasting from 29% to

44%. They also own controlling in-

terest in KAST-AM & FM/Astoria, OR.

SELLER: Sandra Runnion of Bothell,

WA is transferring a 27% partnership interest and Theodora Jones of Port-

land, OR is transferring a 3% partnership interest. FREQUENCY: 1450 kHz; 99.3 MHz

POWER: 1kw; 3kw at minus 16.5 feet FORMAT: Country

KMWX & KFFMIYakima PRICE: $10,000 for 7.5%

TERMS: Stock redemption for cash BUYER: Northwest Broadcasting Company, whose remaining shareholders are Michael M. and Kathy D.

Mercy of Yakima, WA and Dennis E.

and Karen J. Green of Yakima, WA.

SELLER: Gary G. Myhre of Yakima, WA FREQUENCY: 1460 kHz; 107.3 MHz POWER: 5kw; 100kw at 1500 feet FORMAT: Gold; CHR

is'j WGNVIMilladore PRICE: $172,800 TERMS: Asset sale. A cash payment of $115,000 is due at closing. The buyer is also assuming outstanding liabilities under two loans, not to exceed $40,000, from the Junction State Bank of Junction City, WI; and one loan, not to exceed $10,000, from Philip Heisted of White Lake, WI. In

addition, the buyer is cancelling a debt of $7800 owed it by the seller. BUYER: Evangel Ministries Inc., a

nonprofit corporation headed by Chair- man Roy Jacobsen of Appleton, WI. It

also owns WEMIINeenah-Menasha, WI. SELLER: Cornerstone Community Radio Inc., headed by President Rich- ard Van Zandt. It also owns WJLUI New Smyrna Beach, FL.

FREQUENCY: 88.5 MHz POWER: 23kw at 584 feet FORMAT: Religious

Japan DAB Continued from Page 8

way of Superadio. ICT owns 50% of the venture, which is already sup- plying FM -quality programming, both commercial and noncommer- cial, to nearly 10 million cable subscribers. Additionally, cable giant Tele -Communications Inc. is ICI's biggest shareholder, with 8.68% of the firm's stock.

No new stock offering is being made with the move to NASDAQ. ICI's initial public offering this summer raised $7 million.

Technology Update In other digital developments:

Washington -based AfriSpace, which has applied to offer satellite DAB to Africa and the Middle East, has asked manufacturers to submit proposals "to have 100,000 digital satellite radios built under a multimillion -dollar fixed price plus incentive contract for 1993 delivery." President Noah Samara said the receivers should operate by battery or an "integrated solar power array that can independent- ly power the radios and recharge batteries" when not in use. He anticipates a wholesale price of about $50 per receiver.

The FCC is seeking public comments by November 8 on an application by Norris Satellite Com- munications Inc. to operate a satellite in the 19.5-20.2 GHz band for a variety of services, including direct broadcast. President John Norris is primarily interested in television, but said others may want to lease transponder space for radio.

Associated Press said it's con- verting its radio network satellite delivery to a new digital system called T-1 Audio Delivery. The con- version from analog is at no additional cost to stations.


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MANAGEMENT Six Simple Strokes Toward

Swimming With The Sharks

Good managing skills aren't as difficult to practice as you might think. Below are

six tips to keep in mind, courtesy of Harvey B. Mackay's best-seller, "Swim With The Sharks Without Being Eaten Alive" (William Mor- row & Co.) :

Solicit bad news. It's how quickly you get bad news that counts. Encourage your employees to share it with you as soon as possible.

Hire the best people. Surround yourself with them. Don't be afraid that someone will take your job.

Know when to get out of the way. When you surround yourself with good people, don't set a lot of restrictions.

Don't equate activity with pro-

ductivity. Your top employees may spend their most productive times staring at the wall. Creativity must be nurtured.

When all else fails, fire. It's not the people you fire who make your life miserable, it's the ones you don't terminate. If you have serious doubts about certain workers, and have spoken to them but haven't seen any improvement ... turf 'em.

Make everyone a sales rep. Ac- tually, communicate that ail of the station's employees are, in effect, sales reps. Everybody should do something to affect the final product ... and the bottom line.

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With - the season to be jolly just around the calendar, the Datstadivisen

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casters. As pictured, the cards can be customized with your station's logo and

dial position m well as with any seasonal inside message you care to

spread. The cards- which cost from 30- to 95 -cents each (depending on the

quantity ordered)'- are available on a market -exclusive basis. Deadline for

ordering: Octcber 31. For more info, arid to discuss how you can arrange for the St.

Petersburg -b sed company to handle the mailing, labelling, and other aspects of buk mail processing, call (813)'367-3854.

`Airwave' Guitars Provide Promo/Poster Opportunities

planning an air guitar promotion? Pick up on Echo Productions' "Air -

ware" guitars. Although they look just like the real six -string razors,

they're actually life-size, plastic -coated color photos laminated to

die -cut foam boards and reinforced with a strip of mahogany. A wide

variety of custom options (station logos, call letters, special paint jobs)

are also possible.

The rockin' replicas come in eight styles, sell for less than $10, and - if you're not into emulating your favorite fretgrinder - can be used as wall

posters as well. Volume discounts available. For more info, call the Beaverton, OR -based company at (503) 649-5044.

21st Loyola Radio Confab On Horizon

Nearly 30 PDs, promotion directors, news directors, and air personalities have

been confirmed to speak at this year's Loyola Radio Conference, which will be held at the Holiday Inn, Mart Plaza in Chicago on November 15-17.

CBS -TV news anchor Bill Plante will keynote the 21st annual conference. Aircheck critiques and in- ternship panels also are planned. For more information, contact Roy Pura at (312) 915-6558.

Execs: The Price Is Hire

Sure, high-level execs are valuable - but are they worth 11 times more than hourly

employees? That's the difference in what it costs to hire execs, says the Employment Management As- sociation.

Companies spent an average of $7488 to hire a professional or managerial employee last year, up 23%

from 1988. Conversely, it cost firms $672 to hire an hourly worker, down 24% from '88.

October 11-14 - National Professional Conference of Women In Communications Inc. Riviera Hotel, Las Vegas.

October 16-17 - Broadcast Credit Association's 24th Credit & Collection Seminar. Harbour Castle Westin Hotel, Toronto, Canada.

October 24 - Paul Kagan Radio Station Acquisitions Sem- inar. Park Lane Hotel, New York City.

November 9-11 - Young Black Programmers Confer- ence. Hyatt Regency, Houston.

November 15-17 - 21st annual Loyola Radio Confer- ence. Holiday Inn Mart Plaza, Chicago.

November 17 - NAB Round- table for Small- and Medium - Market GMs. Sheraton West- port Inn, St. Louis.

January 17-18 - Chris Beck Management Seminar. Hyatt Regency, Phoenix.

January 24-27 - RAB Man- aging Sales Conference. Opry- land Hotel, Nashville. January 25-29 - National Religious Broadcasters 48th Annual Convention & Exhibition. Sheraton Washington Hotel, Washington, DC.

January 27 - Super Bowl

XXV. Tampa Stadium.

January 28 - American Mu-

sic Awards. Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles.

Praise Pays - But Not Always

Compliments often backfire, says Sam Deep, author of "Smart Moves" (Addison-

Wesley/$7.95). Praising an employee doesn't work when:

It's out of character. When praise suddenly comes from a superior who doesn't usually give compliments, the person on the receiving end will probably suspect an ulterior motive - unless the praise is coupled with a sincere ex- planation of the reason it's being offered.

It's timed poorly. If you praise subordinates in public, they may be embarrassed (or their co- workers might be jealous).

It's given too often. The words will become hollow.

It's qualified. Backhanded compliments such as "I wish you were that successful all the time" are perceived as being little more than a verbal slap in the face.

It's not given voluntarily. Even the suspicion that you're only praising your staffers because you were told to by your superior will undercut the intended effect.

February 7-9 - Chris Beck Major Account Sales & Devel- opment Seminar. Hyatt Orlan- do, FL.

February 10-15 - NAB 26th Annual Management Develop- ment Seminar for Broadcast En-

gineers. University of Notre Dame, South Bend, IN.

February 11-13 - Broadcast Credit Association's 25th Credit & Collection Seminar. Loews Summit Hotel, New York City.

February 14-16 - Gavin Seminar 1991. St. Francis Ho-

tel, San Francisco. February 20 - 33rd Annual

Grammy Awards. Radio City

Music Hall, New York City. February 25-26 - NAB Ra-

dio Group Head Fly -In. Hyatt Regency, Dallas -Ft. Worth.

February 27 -March 2 - Chris Beck Major Account Sales & Development Seminar. Sheraton Fisherman's Wharf, San Francisco.

March 6-9 - Country Radio Seminar. Opryland Hotel, Nash- ville.

April 15-18 - NAB 1991 Convention. Las Vegas Con- vention Center.

May 16-19 - American Women In Radio & Television's 40th National Convention. Omni Hotel, Atlanta.

June 9-15 - NAB Radio Ex-

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September 11-14 - NAB Radio 1991 Convention. Mos- cone Convention Center, San Francisco.

September 25-28 - RTNDA 46th International Conference &

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18 R&R October 12,1990 OVERVIEW

SALES STRATEGY THREE KEYS

Bringing New Staffers Up To Speed Faster

As we enter the last quarter of 1990, it's time to start thinking about new strategies for the new year. Since staff tran-

sition - always greater during the first quarter - is higher than ever before, I've decided to focus this week's column on bringing your new staffers up to speed more quickly.

I'll discuss three primary areas - employee training, office system documentation, and timeline imple- mentation - in which you can achieve maximum results from your new people in the shortest possible time. Implementing these methods should enable you to reduce employee turn- over as well.

Training Wheels If you haven't already,

set up two introductions: one for experienced salespeople and one for those who are new to the industry. The bottom line: Hav- ing different strategies for both types of people means they'll be able to generate revenue more quickly.

One training idea is to maintain a folder with ar- ticles you've passed out during sales meetings, and give copies of each article to new hires. If you felt a particular item was valuable at some point, it should remain valuable for at least a year.

Another way to maximize efficiency is to keep another folder handy that contains recurring packages. Don't simply assume your new staffers will be aware of this option, which may be the difference in getting an appointment or closing an order. This folder should be available for new employees to refer to when- ever it's necessary.

"Prepare a timeline of projects that will generate orders rather than simply focus on a

new budget figure."

You may also want to start a library of videotapes of sales meetings for new people to review. Invest in a camcorder and a tripod to record your meetings - videos are a great way to introduce salespeople to your station.

Especially useful are tapes of training meetings you prepared specifically for new employees (with basic station information and policies, for example) and meetings in which you introduced new packages.

System Documentation

The better your office systems - traffic orders, new accounts, direct mail lists, avail reports - are documented, the less frus- tration there'll be for you and your employees.

Although the task of gathering all of this information into a single workbook will be a monster, it'll be more manageable if you start putting examples and in- structions into a notebook.

Reviewing the memos you've written that itemize various expectations, systems, and paperwork pro -

By Chris Beck

cedures and putting them in a notebook also will help you get a start on a master guide. (You might want to rewrite some of your more harsh memos.)

For a more comprehensive workbook, you might consider taping meetings - you can do this easily with a pocket tape recorder - about station policies or procedures, having the tapes transcribed, and editing them into brief documents for future reference.

Your workbook should be divided into major sections such as general station information, rates, traffic orders, credit packages, etc. Once you've compiled such a book, each of your staffers - not only the new folks - should review it.

Set A Timeline Developing a specific

project timeline for new salespeople can be incredibly helpful, regardless of their level of experience. Write down your expecta-

"Start a library of videotapes of sales meetings for new people to review."

tions for their first 60 or 90 days, such as the number of orders, face-to-face appointments, and new account filings you'd like to see, as well as exercises in prospecting, using library microfilm, and reviewing nonactive accounts. For example:

Week 1: Review master workbook and begin view- ing sales videotapes; meet with sales manager each

Media Monsters Merge Marketing

In a reaction to the reduction of traditional advertising dollars, two media giants - Times Mirror and Newsweek - have begun offering

joint turnkey marketing programs. The program, called "Ad -Vantage," offers advertisers

custom ad inserts and joint advertorials in 11 magazines, with options for radio, newspapers, cable, and television.

BSM&P Picks Up `Tempo' Beber Silverstein McCabe & Partners has been added

as another agency of record for the Thompson Medical company. Beber's first project is the production of a consumer ad campaign for Thompson's ''Tempo" antacid.

Other agencies employed by Thompson -a major producer of over-the-counter products - include Saatchi &

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morning to ask questions.

Week 2: Work phones four hours a day, secure new appointments, and review sales meeting videotapes.

Week 3: Begin face-to- face appointments.

The simple fact that you're thinking through your expectations - and the timing surrounding those expectations - will help both you and your new employees to realize those goals.

Consider preparing a timeline of projects that will generate orders rather than simply focus on a new budget figure. Components you can isolate include prospecting time and methods, telephone time, number of appointments, number of proposal outlines, closing ratios, number of new orders expected, and renewal ratios. This way you're managing the skills rather than the end product.

One last thing to remember: Don't assume that others can adequately edu- cate new hires on the topics,

systems, and expectations you want - you're the only one who can do that. There- fore, you must be the one who takes the time to review such material with all new employees.

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MEDIA Cher Wants Elephant Boy!

First Michael Jackson tried to buy the real Elephant Man's bones. Now Cher

wants to adopt and raise an elephant child of her own!

The singer/actress played the mother of real -life disfigured child Rocky Dennis in the 1985 film

"Mask" and generously gives her name and money to help kids af-

flicted by neurofibromatosis (a

sometimes fatal disease that leaves victims hideously deformed, a la the Elephant Man). But friends say the singer wants to do more.

"She has always loved mother- hood more than acting and singing. Finding a boy like Rocky to adopt would be a dream come true," says an unnamed pal (National Examiner).

Rod's Yellow Fever Speaking of incurable diseases,

hot Rod Stewart has a serious malady his buddy calls "blonde- itis!" You may laugh, but a top British shrink confirms: The raspy rocker has "become a love junkie" whose hankering for blonde babes betrays "fears he'll degenerate into

old age" (Weekly World News). Meanwhile, this week's People

has the real dope on how the longtime love affair between Rod and model Kelly Emberg ended. "Sources close to Stewart" say he phoned up Emberg and asked her to marry him in a last-ditch effort to mend their relationship. Emberg said no.

Headline News Michael Jackson and Sean

Lennon spent a late night at Jack- son's Santa Ynez, CA ranch ran-

domly prank -calling people in the small town and giving them "a big raspberry" before hanging up (Star).

Madonna sent expecting parents Sean Penn and actress Robin Wright two large boxes of toys and a note reading, "lotsa luck" (Na-

tional Enquirer). Tri-Star Pictures threatened to

replace "Look Who's Talking Too" bono vox Bruce Willis with "potty - mouth comic" Andrew "Dice"

LISTEN UP - "I live in Bel -Air, but I don't let my soul get caught in Bel - Air. I want to be a productive human being until Igo. If you get caught up in this shit, you stop"- "Grandson- of-a-Mississippi-slave-who-taugh t - him -ho w -to -cook -rats -for -lunch" Quincy Jones ponders the creative quagmire posed by living in one of L.A.'s ritziest neighborhoods (Peo- ple).

Clay ... until Willis agreed to do some weekend overdubbing (Na-

tional Enquirer). Top docs warned country song-

bird Crystal Gayle that her trade- mark long tresses - which weigh in

at five pounds - will eventually cripple her if left untrimmed (Star).

The Globe reports Will Smith (of Fresh Prince fame) cruises his posh new neighborhood listening to a 42 -speaker car stereo that's so LOUD it can break windows. Of course, this is the same 'zine with a

story - complete with color photo- graph - about a 35 -foot -long ana- conda that devoured a young Bra- zilian fisherman!

Kenny Rogers and Dolly Par- ton are considering plastic surgery to correct breast problems spurred by previous cosmetic operations (Star).

R&R doesn't run comic strips, but we do take a comic trip each week through the nation's con-

sumer magazines in search of everything from the sublime to the ridiculous in music news. R&R has not verified any of these reports.

RECORD GUISE - The New Kids On The Block (bottom) are thinking of suing Saturday morning TV stars/recording artists Guys Next Door (top) for exploiting the Kids' name and likeness. A Guys spokesperson denies any hard feelings about their rivals, but admits some fans have written in to complain. The problem? The Guys aren't similar enough to the New Kids! (Star).

Radio & Record Moguls Among `Forbes' 400 The October 22 issue of Forbes features the magazine's ninth annual list of the

400 richest Americans, some of whom are fairly well-known within our industries:

$1 billion -plus: Warren Buffett, large shareholder of Capital Cities/ ABC; sisters Barbara Cox Anthony and Anne Cox Chambers, Cox En- terprises; Sumner Redstone, Via -

TELEVISION

TOP TEN SHOWS OCTOBER 1-7

1 Cheers 2 The Cosby Show 3 A Different World 4 America's Funniest

Home Videos 5 Designing Women 6 Roseanne 7 America 's Funniest People 8 Murphy Brown 9 Unsolved Mysteries

10 Golden Girls

Source: Nielsen Media Research

All show times are EDT/PDT unless oth- erwise noted; subtract one hour for CDT. Check listings for showings in the Mountain Time Zone. All listings subject to change.

Tube Tops Atlantic artist David Cros-

by joins his bandmate for the premiere of A&E's weekly talk/ performance series, "The In-

side Track With Graham Nash" (Friday, 10/12, 10pm).

Friday, 10112 Jasmine Guy, "The Arsen-

io Hall Show" (syndicated; check local listings for station and air time).

Bobby Hatfield, "Into The Night Starring Rick Dees" (ABC, midnight).

Saturday, 10/13 Stanley Clarke and

George Duke, "Late Night With David Letterman" (NBC, 12.30am).

Steve Wariner, Roy Acuff, Minnie Pearl, and Hank Snow are among those slated to perform on "The Grand Ole Opry's 65th Birthday Celebration" (TNN, 8pm EDT/5pm PDT).

Howard Hewett, "Big Break" (syndicated; check local listngs).

Monday, 10115 Four Tops, "Arsenio Hall." Take 6, "The Tonight Show

Starring Johnny Carson" (NBC, 11:30pm).

Michael W. Smith, "Rick Dees."

Wednesday, 10/17 Mel Torme and the rappers

of "Hull High," "Rick Dees."

Thursday, 10118 Neville Brothers, "Johnny

Carson." Jasmine Guy, "Rick

Dees."

corn; Laurence Tisch, CBS; Ed- ward Gaylord, TNN/radio station owner.

$500 million -plus: William Ran- dolph Hearst Jr. and family, Hearst Corp.; Carl Henry Lindner II, Great American Communica- tions; Oveta Culp Hobby, Cowles Broadcasting; Fred Field, Inter - scope; Roy Disney, Shamrock Holdings; David Geffen, Geffen

Records/DGC. $250 million -plus: William S.

Paley, CBS; Stanley Hubbard, Hubbard Broadcasting; Richard Duchossois, August Meyer (radio station owners) ; Russell Solomon, Tower Records; David Chase, D. Dean Rhoads, David Mugar, Gene Autry (radio station owners) ;

Aaron Spelling, Great American Communications.

Tuning Out TV Commercials How do we avoid TV com-

mercials? Let us count the ways. Nearly half (45% ) of

us get up and do something, 42% talk, 28% switch channels, and 15%

turn down the sound, according to a recent survey. Note that these figures total more than 100%, as people could choose more than one response.

The study - cited in a NYC - based Media Dynamics newsletter - also found that people with annual household incomes of $50,000+ are the most likely to skip commercials, and that patterns toward

watching spots become stronger as income decreases.

Who Switches? Those aged 60+ are the least

likely to change the channel during commercials, with an index of 80 (average = 100) , followed by viewers aged 45-59 (index 88). Those 18-29 are the most aggressive switchers (index 118).

The opposite holds true for turning down the sound. People aged 18-

29 are least likely to do so (index 89), while 45-59s and those 60+ are most likely (index 104 and 102, respectively) .

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SPIKE LEE & CO.: DO IT A CAPPELLA (Elektra Entertainment) Filmmaker Spike Lee and singer/actress Debbie Allen host this pro-

gram, which premiered on PBS -TV last week. The 85 -minute video takes viewers to Brooklyn clubs in search of a cappella talent and includes a half hour of additional footage not seen on TV. It features performances by Take 6, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, the Persuasions, the Mint Juleps, Rockapella, and True Image - all of whom also can be heard on the just - released Elektra companion LP. (Street date: 10/12)

OUTSIDE THE INNER CIRCLE (Double Image Distribution) What does it really take to succeed as a recording artist? That's what this

two-hour "documentary/instructional" tape tries to determine by asking radio and record execs, band members, club owners, managers, at- torneys, promoters, studio owners, producers, engineers, and other in-

dustry types. Among those interviewed: Edens VP Garry Wall, KLSXIL.A. air talent Damlon, and Dr. Dream recording artist Andy Prieboy. (10/15)

WHAT IS THE SECRET OF YOUR SUCCESS? - Edens VP Garry Wall (I)

counsels perspiration; Thelonious Monk provides inspiration.

MILES DAVIS: MILES IN PARIS (Warner Reprise Video) Five songs by the Warner Bros. jazzmeister can be seen and heard on

this concert tape - "Human Nature," "Amandala," "Tutu," "New Blues," and "Mr. Pastorious." Interview footage rounds out the hourlong package. (10/16)

THELONIOUS MONK: STRAIGHT, NO CHASER (Warner Home Video) Executive producer Clint Eastwood and director Charlotte Zwerin

("Gimme Shelter") profile the late, great jazz pianist/composer in this 90 -minute musical documentary. The feature film contains backstage and studio footage, interviews with friends and family, and scads o' songs (excerpts and entire tunes) with his quartet and octet, including "'Round Mid- night," "Rhythm-A-Ning," "Crepescule With Nellie," and "Epistrophy." Check out the film's Columbia soundtrack for a complete listening experience. (10/17)

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IW DIA SCREEN SCENE

'50s Radio Soap Setting For `Tune In Tomorrow... As recently as the early '60s, radio soap operas were still an integral part of the broadcast landscape. Cinecom invites you to return to those glory days

(circa 1951) via its forthcoming dark comedy, "Tune In Tomorrow ...."

The flick stars Peter Falk as a brilliant yet twisted scriptwriter who's hired to boost the ratings of "Kings Of The Garden District" - a soap opera heard on fictional New Orleans radio station WXBU.

Taking the adage "truth is stranger than fiction" to heart, Falk's character turns to the private lives of his friends and station colleagues for inspiration, gleefully scripting embarrassing episodes from their lives word for word.

One of the stickiest situations he borrows for broadcast? The crush that his younger colleague (played by Keanu Reeves) has on his older aunt (portrayed by Barbara Her- shey).

Columbia recording artist Wyn- ton Marsalis composed the film's music and makes a cameo appearance as well. Other musicians making this particular big screen screen include Jimmy McGriff, Howard Johnson, and the Neville Brothers, the last of whom perform "I'm Beginning To Fall In Love With You" in a club setting. (Brother Cyril penned the tune especially for the film.)

Henry Gibson portrays the station's top jock, while Buck Henry, John Larroquette, and Elizabeth McGovern are among the soap opera players. Directed by Jon Amiel and based on Mario Vargas Llosa's acclaimed novel "Aunt Julia And The Scriptwriter," the movie opens nationally on October 26 with Col- umbia's companion soundtrack set for release shortly thereafter.

Cyril Neville - boom crash soap opera?

Open Call MovieFone, a free telephone -

based movie guide that enables folks in select cities to find out where and when movies are playing in their areas (by using any touch-tone phone), is looking for radio stations interested in inking market -exclusive cross -promotional sponsorships.

KLOS/L.A., KMEL/SF, and WPLJ/NY already have the service available to their listeners, and negotiations are currently underway for sponsorships in Boston, Miami, Chicago, Detroit, and At- lanta. For more info, contact the company's Andrew Jarecki at (212) 504-7555.

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UPCOMING THE HOT SPOT (IVA/Antilles)

Featured Artists: Miles Davis, John Lee Hooker, Taj Mahal LISTEN UP: THE LIVES OF QUINCY JONES (Qwest/Reprise)

Single: Listen Up/Listen Up Other Featured Artists: Quincy Jones, James Ingram & Patti Austin GRAFFITI BRIDGE (Paisley Pak/WB) Singles: Round And Round/Tevin Campbell

New Power Generation/Prince Other Featured Artist: Time

Vanessa Williams - a Pryor commitment?

Williams will star as Richard Pry- or's love interest in the currently lensing comedy "Another You." A paroled prisoner who must perform several hours of community service, Pryor's character is charged with caring for a recently institutionalized pathological liar (Gene Wilder).

The laffs begin when the duo un- wittingly become mired in a case of mistaken identity. Peter Bog- danovich ("The Last Picture Show," "Texasville") is directing and co -producing for Tri-Star.

WEEKEND BOX OFFICE OCTOBER 5-7

1 Marked For Death $10.51 (Fox) *

2 Fantasia $5.20 (Buena Vista)*

3 Pacific Heights $5.07 (Fox)

4 Ghost $4.70 (Paramount)

5 GoodFellas $4.54 (Warner Bros.)

6 Postcards From $2.91 The Edge (Columbia)

7 Flatliners $1.25 (Columbia)

8 Narrow Margin $1.22 (Tri-Star)

9 Desperate Hours $1.20 (MGM/UA)'

10 Funny About Love $1.08 (Paramount)

All figures in millions 'First week in release

Rerelease

Source: Exhibitor Relations Co.

COMING ATTRACTIONS: This week's openers include "Welcome Home Roxy Carmi- chael," starring Winona Ryder and Jett Daniels. No soundtrack's scheduled, but listen for the voice of Melissa Etheridge - who contributes two songs to the audio of the Jim Abrahams - directed film.

Also opening this week: "Memphis Belle," in which Co- lumbia recording artist Harry Connick Jr. co-stars as a member of a World War Il bomber crew. Matthew Modine and Eric Stoltz are among the other featured players.

New Zeppelin Movie? Former Led Zeppelin manager

Peter Grant is pulling together a film about his career with the group. Scripted by "Long Good Fri- day" wordsmith Barrie Keefe, the film will not contain any Led Zep footage, but the soundtrack is likely to sport as many as a dozen of the band's tunes.

Working with Malcolm McLaren (of Sex Pistols notoriety), Grant plans to shoot the film in the UK during the spring of '91 and hopes to have it released by '92. No word as yet on who's to play the leading man. Frank Dileo, call your agent

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Steven Spielberg has snapped up the film rights to Carrie Fisher's current bestseller "Sur- render The Pink." Fisher reportedly made one last-minute change in the book before publishing: She made a character based on her ex- husband Paul Simon funnier ... at Simon's request.

The Ramones have contributed the song "Howling At The Moon" to the Canadian film "Roadkill." No plans as yet to release the film in the U.S.

Bette Midler is set to play a lifelong USO performer in Fox's forthcoming "For The Boys." Scheduled to begin shooting in Jan- uary '91, the picture follows Midler's character from World War H to the Korean War to the Vietnam conflict. James Caan co- stars.

MCA party reptiles the Teen- age Mutant Ninja Turtles have started work on the sequel to their self -titled surprise hit of last summer. The Los Angeles Times reports "Turtles II" filmmakers are

Peter Grant - managing to star?

negotiating with "some big rappers" for a planned scene in which the quartet break into song during a barroom brawl. Stay tuned.

Zoo Entertainment recording artists the Rhythm Tribe will make a brief onscreen appearance in director Ron Howard's forthcoming "Backdraft." The band provide the musical backdrop to scenes shot on a party boat cruise.

Universal has reconstructed and restored Stanley Kubrick's 1960 film "Spartacus" for theatri- cal release in 1991. The epic adventure - restored by the same team who brought "Lawrence Of Ara- bia" back to theaters - features five minutes of film that was cut by 1960's censors, including some ultra -violent battle footage and a scene with co-stars Lawrence Olivier and Tony Curtis set in a Roman bath. Kubrick, star Kirk Douglas, and original editor Robert Lawrence are consulting on the project.

Vancouver -based Coram Pic- tures and L.A.-based Film Horizon have pacted to co -produce a film based on Canadian suspense novel- ist William Deverell's tome "Plati- num Blues," a satirical look at the music business. The book was previously available north of the border, but has just been published in the U.S.

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24. RaR October 12,1990 OVERVIEW

LIFESTYLES Survey Hits Top Ten Consumer Myths

You're pretty tuned into today's consumers, right? For instance, wouldn't you

say that religion and traditional morals are making a comeback? If so, maybe you're not as up on trends as you think.

These subjects are just two of the myths set straight by advertising giant DDB Needham in its latest "Life Style Study." The company asked a sample of 4000 American adults up to 1000 questions, primarily to create custom profiles of its clients' target consumers.

For example, the ;percentage of Americans who say that "religion is an important part of my life" has declined steadily since 1981, while the percentage of people who believe couples should live together before getting married has risen.

The annual survey has never been reproduced in a y publication until some highlights appeared in a recent issue of Advertising Age. Following are eight additional false beliefs:

Families don't eat together anymore. In fact, three-quarters of respondents say their whole family usually eats dinner together.

Most people support pollution restrictions, but only if it means workers don't lose their jobs. The percentage saying they support such standards "even if it means shutting down some factories" is 69%, up from 53% in 1983.

Americans want to get tougher with lawbreakers. Six in ten sur- veyed say "police should use whatever force is necessary to maintain

Born To: WVICILansing PD Kevin

Robinson, wife Monica, son Zachary Adam, September 21.

WVAFICharieston PD Bruce Gilbert, wife Pam, daughter Amber Danae, September 26.

KATTIOklahoma City PD

Doug Sorensen, wife Pam, daughter Jenna Patricia, Oc- tober 1.

Marriages: KLPXITucson PD Larry Sni-

der to Gerry Cahille, September 21.

law and order," down from 71 % in '75.

The clean-shaven look is in. Half of all men and 55 % of women agree with this statement - down from 68% of men and '72% of women in 1975.

More Americans are traveling abroad. There's actually been no significant change since '75 in the number of people who've traveled outside the U.S. in the previous year.

Volunteering is hot. Since 1975,

there's been only a slight increase in the percentage of people who say they did some sort of volunteer work in the last year.

Most people would rather live somewhere else. Nearly three- quarters (73.5% ) agree that they "would be content to live in the same town the rest of my life."

Nobody eats breakfast anymore. Fully 43% say they eat breakfast every day - about the same as in 1982.

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Lcoking for a fun way to sharpen (or show off) your music knowledge?

Try playing a hand of "Rockpile: The Rock 'N' Roll Card Game" -a musical variation of "Crazy Eights" designed by Sudbury, MA music

aficionado David Rosolko.

Here's how it works: Players are dealt eight cards featuring song titles

and artist names. A randomly selected "start" card is placed face up and

the players take tums discarding onto the rock pile, building on a variety of

common denominators. For example, a "White Room" card could be played on a "Blue Bayou"

one (colors) and a Linda Ronstadt card could be played on the "Blue

Bayou" (covers). Other theme variations are based on numbers,

geography, architecture, transportation, etc. The rules can be as strict or

as flexible as the players want, allowing for either great leaps of imagination

or only the most -obvious connections. (The "Gold" and "Platinum" (pic-

tured) cards are wild and are used to change "suits.")

The first player to use all his cards wins. List price: $21.95. For more

info, call Rosolko at (508) 440-2621.

33()/0 Of U.S. Eating More Fresh Veggies

One -third of Americans have just made their mothers very happy. According to a

recent survey, that's how many said that they or their households are eating more fresh vegetables these days than they did a year ago, an increase of 8%.

The study, conducted by Lincol- nshire, IL -based Vance Research Services, found that nearly two- thirds of the respondants said they or their households are eating the same amount of fresh vegetables as last year, while only 5% say their fresh veggie consumption has dropped.

The main reasons for the popu- larity of fresh vegetables? Concern about nutrition and diet (76% cited this as a reason), desire for a good value (55%), and concern about calories (53 %) .

Demo Memos Households with incomes of

$15,000 to $19,999 are the least likely of any income group to report eat -

mg more fresh veggies this year (24%, compared with the low 30s for most other groups).

Consumption is more consistent among age groups, however. The youngest are slightly more apt to eat fresh vegetables (33% of those 18-29), followed by 30-39s (32%). All other age groups - 40-49, 50-59, and 60+ - were tied with 29%.

By region, 34% in the South and Northeast say they or their families have increased their fresh veggie consumption this year, compared with 31 % of Westerners and only 23% of North Central residents.


OVERVIEW

One Tight Little Posse

Tin Pan Apple Records execs paid a visit to Little Posse - the "world's smallest rap group" - while the band was laying down some tracks for their forthcoming album. Chillin' at the session are (front, 1-r)

Posse members B -Ill, M. C. Science and Giz-Mo-C; (back, l -r) the label's Sr. VP Jim Glenn, President Charles Stettler and CEO Lynda West.

Stone's Sly Family Two parttime recording artists and fulltime pals - MCA's Arsenio Hall (1)

and Columbia's Eddie Murphy (r) - trade tips 'n' quips at L.A.'s China Club with legendary funkmeister Sly Stone, who's reportedly recording a new album.

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Johnny Cash and Elvis Presley were recently inducted to Hollywood's Rock Walk, joining the previously honored Jerry Lee Lewis and forthcoming honoree Carl Perkins in a tribute to Sun Records' famous "million -dollar quartet." Above, Mercury's "Man In Black" lends his hands - and his signature - to the Sunset Boulevard landmark.

Elvis Is Dread

IRS natives Dread Zeppelin recently performed two shows at Hollywood's Palace. Epic artist Vernon Reid (Living Colour guitarslinger) caught one of the gigs, and ventured backstage to show his support for this current incarnation of Elvis. Witnessing this warm display of affection were (squatting, l -r) band members Fresh Cheese and Ed Zeppelin; (standing, l -r) Dread Zeppelin's Carl Jah, Jah Paul Jo and Tortelvis, Reid, and the band's Put -Mon.

Bucs, Kin & Blues

The Pirates Of The Mississippi took a tour break to play a couple of dates with WB/Curb countryman Hank Williams Jr. (third from left). Not entirely coincidentally, the Capitol outfit's new singe, "Honky Tonk Blues," is a remake of a Hank Williams Sr. tune. Joining Junior are (1-r) Pirates Dean Townson, Rich Alves, Bill Mc- Corvey, Pat Severs, and Jimmy Lowe.

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26. October 12,1990

Street Fighting This Time It's Personal: Intimidate Your Rival, Boost Your Image

The '80s were radio's marketing decade - almost overnight, programmers, managers, and researchers had to become marketing ex- perts. Strategic plans were the order of the day.

Big -budget television, billboard, and direct mail campaigns were artillery in the fight. Now, as budgets tighten across the country, more stations than ever are relying less on marketing and more on fighting it out on the street.

Street fighting pits station against station and programmer against programmer. It's designed to intimidate the competition while creating a positive image in the listener's mind. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it backfires. Street fighting isn't necessarily dirty fighting. At its best, it creates great radio; at its worst, it turns listeners off.

A good street fight includes three elements: it attacks the competitor, it re- flects listeners' feelings, and it creates a memorable event. The battle is fought along psychological and perceptual lines. A good street fight is relevant, focused, persistent, and aggressive. Often, it's a form of radio judo.

Attacking is easy. In the most extreme form, it goes too far - Ike when PDs send dead rats to the competition. At its best, it rat- tles the rivals and lets the audience have fun.

Takin' It To The Streets

Recently, CHOG/Toronto took advantage of rumors that crosstown rival CFTR might be letting longtime morning host Tom Rivers go. CHOG set up a live re- mote morning show right in front of Cr rR's studios to wish Tom Rivers bon voy- age. It even had a huge going -away card signed by CHOG listeners. PD Gary Aube's aggressive move garnered lots of free media.

At KISW/Seattle, PD Steve Young and morning

Street Tactics In your fight, you

must:

Attack the competitor Reflect your listeners Create a

memorable event

man Bob Rivers pulled off a double -pronged attack on rival KXRX. First, they announced they'd be doing a totally nude morning show and invited 100 listeners to join in. Then they phoned KXRX to ask Robin (of Robin & Maynard) if she'd join the broadcast. She was upset and embarrassed by their questions and repeatedly declined. KISW's guys then went on -air and said they were going to broadcast the interview with her. Of course they didn't, but they ended up outpsyching the competition and scoring five minutes of television on the early evening news.

Along with on -air attacks, there are simple tactical street fights, such as showing up at a competitor's music test and handing out your station's material. WSTR (Star 94)/Atlanta PD Bill Cahill, who's used this technique effectively in the past, says, "Some of the best street fighting [includes] simple tactics, such as huge balloons at a competitor's concert."

Of course, it can backfire. When WRQN/Toledo was doing a music test recently, crosstown rival WVKS turned up to put bumper stickers on participants' cars. WRQN staffers spotted the offenders and tore up the stickers. The facility managers made WVKS clean up the mess.

When you're street fighting, make sure the battle is worth winning. A good street fight has an audience of fans - the listeners - cheering in your corner. To be successful with them, the street fight has to reflect their feelings. As Steve Young says, "Make sure the audience can easily take part in the street -fighting tactics. Give yourself a cause when you go to an event. This gives the audience more than one level to work from." Alternative Goodwill KISW pulled off a brilli-

ant street fight against Ted Turner and his Goodwill Games, held recently in Se- attle. Rather than climbing on the bandwagon with 20

other radio stations to become the official station, KISW staged its own "Good- will Games."

First, the station found an old ex -policeman named Warren B. Goodwill, who became the official spon- sor. Then it created on -air

Winning Elements

A street -fighting campaign must be:

Relevant Focused Persistent Aggressive Creative

theater -of -the -mind games, including: Interstate 5

Dodgeball, the East Side Shop -Off, and the Foreign Film Endurance Festival. Eventually, W.B. Goodwill appeared in the Seafair Parade in front of 500,000

people. KISW attracted ex- tensive TV and newspaper coverage.

KISW capitali7ed on the fact that the Seattle public had a slightly negative and bored feeling about the official Goodwill Games. The station took its promotion to the street.

Facing off against your opponent gives you a competitive edge.

Along with attacking and reflecting, a good street fight is stimulating, creating an event. In its hey- day, disco destruction was the ultimate street fight. It attacked disco, reflected listeners' feelings, and created a live event (blowing up disco records) that took the whole issue to the streets.

Radio Judo Tactically, some of the

best street fighting - and a powerful tool - is radio judo: you use your competitor's momentum and turn it to your advantage. PD Jim Johnson at CFOX/Vancou- ver did this during the last major Rolling Stones tour.

Competitor CHRX tried to jump the gun by being the first to announce the concert dates. The plan backfired.

CFOX put the promoter on -air to say none of the dates were firm. CFOX then immediately instituted a "Guess When The Stones Are Coming" contest, which garnered 14,000 faxed entries. The prizes included tickets to the Stones as well as a trip for four to see them in Los Angeles. CFOX capped off the street fight with a final promotion blitz that promised, "At noon on Thursday, the spec- ulation ends."

One PD who shall remain nameless took radio judo a step too far. A competitor bought billboards all over town that said, "Not too

hard, not too soft." One night, the competing PD spray -painted in the words, "Not too good."

When you enter a street fight, be careful it doesn't backfire on you, especially in the eyes of clients and buyers in the community. Recently, a radio station reproduced a negative print piece about a competitor on a gravestone and sent it to clients. The clients didn't like it. Now that the ratings are going up for the competitor, the negative street fighter's lost out.

Once you start street fighting, don't give up. Keep hammering the competitors. Make it part of your ongoing tactical promotions. And be prepared for an occasional bloody nose.

No. 24 in a series

John Parikhal is CEO of Joint Communications program and marketing consultants, which consults 75 radio stations and 15 corporate clients. He can be reached at (416) 593-1136.


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STREET TALK® Interscope Sites Benesch

Making reality of rumors that he was in

line for this gig many moons back - before he left Columbia to become

WC Sr. VP at Dick Scott Entertainment (New Kids On The Block) - former Big Red Sr. VP/Promo Marc Benesch has landed the head promo slot at Ted Field/Jimmy lovine's new Interscope label.

Federal prosecutors have decided to appeal a judge's ruling that dismissed - "with prejudice" - payola, fraud, and racketeering charges against independent record promoter Joe Isgro and his two co-defendants, the Los Angeles Daily News reports.

Government prosecutors have filed court papers asking that the "with prejudice" ruling - which prevents the reintroduction of charges against the defendants - be stricken down.

And the apparent winner of the WDFXIDetroit PD marathon is ... APD/MD John McFadden, who's been elevated to interim PD. Look for McFadden to get the official PD nod when new ownership takes over in 60-90 days. McFadden's already searchin', searchin' for a new MD.

KUBE/Seattle PD Tom Hutyler has relinquished programming duties to concentrate on middays. APD/afternoon driver Barry Beck becomes interim PD.

Meanwhile, KUBE owner Cook Inlet's plans to purchase KGMCIDaIIas have fallen through the proverbial cracks - which means that KUBE VP/GM Michael O'Shea will be hangin' 'round the Emerald City after all.

Written On Spec With WAVAIWashington APD/MD Dave Elliott

heading to the Ops Dir. slot at KKBO1Houston (see

Page 1), ST hears former 2991OKC PD Brett Dumler and WAVA Music Coor. Chris Taylor (aka Eddie Mun- ster) are still the top candidates to replace Elliott. But will a mystery name soon surface?

Now that KCPX/SLC has gone Gold -based AC,

will crosstown CHR Hot 94.9 head in a more main-

stream direction? Are RCA's Sr. Dir./Nat'l Promo Geary Tanner

and Sr. Dir. Nat'l Promo/Trade Relations Bonnie Goldner about to get their VP stripes?

Did A&M local Detroit/Cleveland promo rep

Eileen Dailey resign to head west for promo duties at

one of the new labels?

Is John Henry Publishing considering starting an independent label next year?

THE TUX STOPS HERE - Listeners lined up down the block when WZPL/lndianapolis recently gave away 500 "official concert jackets" before a local M.C. Hammer concert. The station's "official jacket spotters" gave away $99.50 to selected concertgo- ers who were spotted wearing the light blue tuxedo tops during the gig, and one lucky listener got to jam onstage with the Hammer himself.

WOMX/Orlando wakeup artist Mike Elliott has been hired to replace Q1051Tampa legendary morning zoomaster Cleveland Wheeler. ST hears that Wheeler was offered the option to partner with Elliott, but nixed the notion.

Crowe Roosts In Syracuse

Pilot Communications finally took over AOR WAOXISyracuse Wednesday (10/10), naming KLSXIL.A. evening personality (and

former Y97/Santa Barbara PD) Jim "The Cutter" Crowe PD. The station had been without a PD since Lorraine Rapp split one year ago.

In additional 'AQX action, morning man

Michael O'Reilly exits, replaced by Jim Rodio (from WAOYISpringfield, MA) and Dave Coombs (from WQBKIAlbany). Rodio also will

handle APD duties; MD Dave Frisina retains his post.

Meanwhile, back at KLSX, plans are for

current am driver David Perry to take over

Crowe's shift once a new morning show is

hired. Longtime L.A. personality Frazer Smith remains a top candidate to succeed Perry.


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now's the time to test these facts we hold to be self-evident.

The Media Question O' The Week has

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Fax your answer to "Family Feud" c/o Street Talk (213) 203-9763. Entries must be received no later than Monday 5pm PST. We'll tally 'n' publish the results and compare 'em with the official national Niel- sen numbers, which will arrive the follow-

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Wax Jobs

Yes, Island VP/CHR Promo Lisa Velasquez is

heading to East West America as Sr. Dir./Nat'l Pop Promo.

Former IRS EC Regional Promo rep Charlie Londono lands the NYC local gig at A&M. He re-

places Jon McHugh, now doing WC Dir./Nati AOR at

Flektra. RCA Cleveland promo rep Chris Hensley be-

comes MW Nat'l Field Dir., based in Chicago. Meanwhile, RCA local Chicago rep Judy Vertuc-

ci jumps to Arista to become MW Regional CHR Dir.

She replaces Mia Klein, who's taking a Giant step back to L.A.

Speaking of Giant, the label has spirited away

Polydor's Barry Griffin and Ralph Carroll, who will

handle Atlanta and Nashville,,respectively. In addition, Giant has promoted longtime Irving Azoff Asst. Su- san Markhelm to Product Mgt./lnt'I/Special Projects.

In other Nipper news: AOR dudes. Wynn Jack- son, Jeff Laufer, John Sigler, and Bruce Flohr have

all inked new contracts. Disney VP/Soundtrack"s Mitchell Lieb is head-

ing to EMI as VP/A&R. Delicious Vinyl Nat' Promo Dir., Wendell

Greene exits for the Nat'l. Dar./Black Music Promo post at Hollywood.

Columbia fills the va4tht local DC/Baltimore promo slot with WTG EC tai'./Nat'l Promo Robin Cecola. He replaces Lisa Weife, who was recently upped to Assoc..Dir./Nat Fite -Promo.

SBK Sr. VP Arma Ando will exit to Concen-

trate on his duties as 1 resident:od?SBK Management (Wilson Phillips, Pet Shop Bys, etc.).

Portland -based BI}xséth-Fach Entertain- ment is rolling out a new label with former KKRZIPort- land MD/midday personality "Connie Breeze in the Nat'l Promo Dir. slot.

Cypress WC Publicist Susan Deneau travels to PolyGram for the same duties. She replaces Stacy Nick, who moved to ßM1.

Atlantic WC Publicist Shelli Andranigian has

opted to remain at the label. A replacement for Holly- wood -bound Dir./Nat'l Publicity Kathy Acquaviva is

forthcoming.

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Five-year KRTH/Los Angeles PD Phil Hall - who opened his own consulting firm (The Creative Group) a few weeks back - has elected to leave the station in six weeks.

Hall said he's signed several key overseas stations and a couple of domestic radio groups as charter clients. He will also consult KRTH. Programming legend Bill Drake, who's been consulting KRTH as well, will handle interim PD duties until a permanent replacement is found.

EZ AC WMXCICharlotte GM Jake Gurley exits, replaced by Reta Thorn from crosstown WBT.

ST hears CHR WAPE/Jacksonville PD Bill Pasha has resigned and is heading for the PD post at Hot AC Star 105/Dallas. WBBO/ Augusta PD Bruce Stevens is said to be a

candidate to replace Pasha.

Former Superspots executive Joe Kelly has formed Lake Bluff, IL -based KellylSilver Inc.; which will provide voiceover, market research, perceptual studies, and other services to radio.

While conducting a "phrase that pays" contest last week, WAVA/Washington made a random phone call to the home of one John Martin, who just happens to be the afternoon driver at nearby CHR rival WINXIRockville!

Martin - who also weekends locally at

WRQX (Mix 107.3) - answered correctly and

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KFMH's Steve Bridges promptly put Bentley on the air and told her he'd call her the winner right then and there - except for one teensy weensy little detail: the contest was being conducted by crosstown WXLP!

Our confused cat lapper's next step was to hire a lawyer and sue KFMH, charging that she'd been deceived into thinking that she'd won the five grand. Rather than enter an

expensive legal battle, KFMH settled out of

court.

Look sharp for KBTSIAustin ND Debra

Cole, who has a featured role as "Irene Davey," in the new Don Johnson film "Hot Spot," which opens in several markets this

weekend.

Triv s nit (And

When Eugene Steichen called in and

aced the KORSIMinneapolis "Dead Or Not

Dead" contest Wednesday (10/3), listeners were astonished at his knowledge of which obscure celebrities were, in fact, alive.

However, two listeners (his cousins) were perhaps more astonished to recognize Steichen's voice, and noting that he'd escaped from a minimum security state prison two weeks earlier, notified local authorities.

Steichen then contacted his wife, who told the station her husband intended to give himself up, and KQRS broadcast tapes of her

stating his intention as well as Steichen's contest -winning performance throughout the day. TV cameras captured Steichen's surrender the following afternoon.

Lip Service

Former WHFS/Washington-Baltimore PD Mi-

chael Butscher has been named PD at New Rock

WHTGIAsbury Park, NJ.

WMJI/Cleveland and VP/GM Bob Visotcky have come to an amiable parting of the ways.

Former Downs Broadcasting VP/Programming

and WAFX1Norfolk PD Bob Chrysler joins Burkhart' Douglas & Associates.

AOR WRCN/L.I. ups APD Zach Martin to PD

as John Moschitta resigns. 'RCN Mktg Dir. Theresa Beyer also departs. GM Gary Starr dismisses rumors of a move to a satellite -delivered format.

Rob Sisco, most recently PD/Ops. Dir. at

KMGI & KIXI/Seattle, has joined the San Diego -

based radio marketing firm Fairwest Direct as Mktg.

Dir.

WBLI/L.I. Prod. Dir. Mike Larkin has been

named APD. 'BLI also ups Coleen Foley to Promotion

Dir. and Scott Miller to Asst. Production Mgr.

WZOUlBoston MD Cadillac Jack McCartney adds APD duties and former Niche 29 Nat'l PD

Maureen Matthews joins as Marketing Dir.

Dan O'Toole and Garry Mitchell's Program-

ming Works company is now overseeing Urban

W WKXlProvidence and taking it mainstream dance.

WEUP/Huntsville, AL PD Jim Mitchem zooms

to MD/afternoons at WQMG/Greensboro, NC, re-

placing Greg Sampson, who moved to afternoons at

WWDMIColumbla, SC. Three days later, Sampson

returned to 'QMG in a parttime position.

Dan O' Day's forthcoming "Air Personality

Plus" seminar, set for January 18-20, will feature in-

dividual presentations by Z1001NY's Ross Brittain, WLW1Cincy's Gary Burbank, and DC1011Washing-

ton's Greaseman. WTCM-AM & FM1Traverse City is gearing up

for its 50th anniversary in January. Former staffers

should contact PD Jack O'Malley.

Radio Daze oe Bob Briggs is more than the Drive -In Movie

Critic of Grapevine, Texas who has his very own

cable TV show. He's also a syndicated newspa-

per columnist and radio personality. In the latter

capacity, he hangs out with a lotta "Radio Guys" with

names like "Clyde The Snake" and "Wacky Dave

Dinsmore." Joe Bob recently kicked off his newspaper re-

view of "Jailbait: Betrayed By Innocence" with the

observations that Radio Guys "think we're all idiots

who like to listen to the same kind of music over and

over again" and that "each (Radio Guy) thinks that ev-

erybody who doesn't listen to his station is a jerk." Using terminology that's suspiciously close to a

certain trade publication's, Joe Bob then proceeds to

list the different types of stations, as follows:

CHR: "Which used to be called 'Top 40,' but

there isn't such a thing anymore. Stations have a top

20 and they play those songs repeatedly because

we're idiots. We'd rather listen to it 9000 times on the

radio than buy the CD." AC: "Songs you can

never remember the names of, but they make

you feel in control be-

cause you've heard 'em

before." AOR: "Anything loud,

long, and related to drugs, and 'Stairway To Heaven' 30 times a day." Joe Bob Briggs

Classic Rock: "Grateful Dead, Led Zeppelin, and 'Stairway To Heaven' 60 times a day."

NAC: "New -age 'Save the Dolphins' piano -in -

an -echo -chamber music." Gold: "Any station that would play either

'Macho Man' or 'Blame It On The Bossa Nova."'

Country: "Anything with a steel guitar except Lyle Lovett or K.D. Lang."

Jazz: "Listened to by four people in New York

and three people in El Lay." UC: "Songs that you sing along with even

though you don't know any of the words and have

never heard the song before." Religious: "Bad songs about God sung by

white people." Gospel: "Good songs about God sung by black

people." N/T: "For jocks and other people who hate mu-

sic.,'

Ownership Opporti ity You say you always wanted to get into

ownership but just couldn't get the bucks together? Well, squire, MTV has got the pluperfect promotion for you: the cable outfit is

giving away a radio station. Up for grabs: WSTT (AM)IThomasville,

GA - and $10,000. (No word on which is

the greater value.)

+ I unte The Gap

Tongue firmly planted in cheek, KJQYISan

Diego's Kenny Noble back -announced Gary

Puckett & The Union Gap's "This Girl Is A

Woman Now" by saying Puckett was last

sighted running a T-shirt shop in Yuma, AZ.

Puckett - listening at the time - swiftly

dialed the station, and informed Noble that he's alive 'n' well and living in Rancho

Bernardo, CA.

Followup to last week's Power PigiTampa "comin' up shoat" item: WVICILansing called the ST "bun-fone" to report that five 'VIC

staffers (or wives thereof) are expecting, and a

sixth - PD Kevin Robinson's wife Monica - had just given birth (9/21) to a bouncin' baby boy.


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34 RIR October 12,1990 NEWSBREAKERS4

KELLY PD

CHR KCPX Flips To AC Last Thursday (10/4) , CHR

KCPX/Salt Lake City switched to AC, retaining the KCPX calls but adopting a new slogan line: "K98.7, Playing Favorites Of The '60s, '70s, '80s, And Today." That format change led directly to crosstown AC KLVV's switch to CHR (see story, this page).

PD Jerry Lousteaui exits and is succeeded by KLYF/Des Moines PD/morning man Jay Kelly, who'll arrive October 25. In addition to programming, Kelly will team in AM drive with seven-year "PM Magazine" host Tani Sanders. His replacement in Des Moines has not yet been selected; Asst. PD Tim

Gardner will act as interim PD. Kelly told R&R, "We're going to

try to drive a hole through the AC market. It's now a 25-54 game, rather than a 12+ game. We think we have a winning team here, and have maintained the same on -air staff. We'll do a CHR approach with an AC format. It's always worked for me. I've talked briefly with the announcers and don't an- ticipate any major changes there."

Prior to joining KLYF six years ago, Kelly programmed KRNQ/ Des Moines and WIBW/Topeka.

KCPX ranked fourth 12+ (7.1) in the summer Birch and seventh (5.4) in the spring Arbitron.

Hacker Joins Geffen As Nat'l Dance Promotion Director

Michael Hacker has been named National Dance Promotion Direc- tor at Geffen Records. The former dance music DJ/remixer joins the label after establishing (in 1988)

the dance department at independent promotion firm Best Perform- ances.

"We're very fortunate to have Michael join us," said Geffen GM Al Coury. "His experience in dance promotion, marketing, and A&R is a major asset to us now. Michael has already been instrumental in bringing the Clubland Featuring Quartz to our label. Working very closely with Michael Rosenblatt, our senior A&R person in New York, will also allow Michael to search out and find the best of the new and established dance -oriented artists."

"Geffen has given me a great opportunity," noted Hacker. "Not only do I promote and market our dance -oriented product, but they also have provided me with an opportunity to find and develop new artists for the roster." He'll also be working with some of the label's existing acts.

Michael Hacker

Georgia Bergman

Bergman Heads WB's Creative Enterprises

Warner Bros. VP/Video Depart- ment Georgia Bergman has been named VP/Creative Enterprises, a new division dedicated to discover- ing and developing new media and marketing strategies.

WB Chairman Mo Ostin stated, "As we see creative and marketing possibilities open up that were all but unimaginable a few years ago, it's obvious that the time has come for the creation of such a department."

"We're going after nontradition- al ways of reaching our audience," said Bergman. "It's part of our dedication to bringing the music home - from Creative Services to Artist Relations through Video and now Creative Enterprises."

Bergman joined Warner Bros. in 1973 as Director/Special Projects. Five years later she was appointed to the post she now leaves.

KLVV Takes `Q' To Adopt CHR Format

AC KLVV/Salt Lake City flipped to CHR this Monday (10/8) in what its owner called "a spur-of-the- moment decision" prompted by crosstown CHR KCPX's switch to AC (see story, this page). Jim Sumpter consulted the transition, which kicked off with M.C. Ham- mer's "You Can't Touch This" being played nonstop from 3pm Sat- urday (10/6) to 6am Monday (10/8).

With the exception of morning man Dion Palmer, who moved to middays at crosstown AC KLCY, KLVV retains its on -air lineup, as well as PD Chuck Jackson.

KLVV owner/President/GM Starley Bush told R&R, "We identify ourselves as 'Utah's New Q' and `Q99.5,' so I'm looking for call letters with a 'Q' in them. I bought all the music from local record stores, and we're in pretty good

shape. "When KCPX dumped CHR and

jumped in with the rest of us [KLVV, KSFI, KLCY, and KMGR- AM & FM] in Soft AC, I thought it was crazy. This is the 38th largest market, with the country's youngest median age. A guy doesn't have to be a brain surgeon or have lots of research to figure out there's a tre- mendously underserved market. Our research was all gut -oriented, and the music will be listener - driven.

"I'm happy to change - it's the brass ring and I've grabbed it. I blew up a very good AC station, however. Those who liked it are un- happy, but we received immediate positive reactions from many others."

KLVV ranked 12th 12+ (2.5) in the spring Arbitron and 13th (2.4) in the summer Birch.

Blair Named OM At WDAS Clarence Blair has been ap-

pointed OM at Gospel WDAS (AM)/ Philadelphia. A licensed minister and 12 -year broadcast vet, he most recently worked at WVAZ (V103)/Chicago. He assumes programming duties from WDAS-AM & FM Station Manager Christo- pher Squire, who'd been handling them since his own arrival at the

WSSH & WKKU Promote O'Connell To GSM AC/Country combo WSSH &

WKKU/Boston has elevated three- year LSM Lynn O'Connell to GSM. She'll direct a ten -member staff, which sells the stations in combo. O'Connell succeeds Judy Carlough, who exited to become VP/GM of Noble sister News/Sports outlet XTRA (AM)/San Diego. AE Greg Janoff replaces O'Connell as LSM.

O'Connell told R&R, "Judy did a

great job and her shoes are big ones to fill. While she'll be greatly missed, this is a great opportunity for me to do some things I've had in the back of my mind. I want to continue evolving the sales department.

"Our structure may be different from others'. We've had a vendor co-op manager the past two years,

and are always looking for ways to do nonspot revenue. The traditional forms of radio advertising are shrinking, and we want to be in front of the pack to develop new ways to get people into radio."

Ten-year Boston radio vet O'Connell has been on the sales staffs of Boston stations WMJX, WBCN, WRKO, and WGTR.

Unity Broadcasting Gospel/UC combo last year.

Squire told R&R, "In August '89 we decided to put a real emphasis on the Gospel station. We made incredible progress, and soon needed someone to run the operations and programming. I knew Clarence at WBMX (now WVAZ). He was the ideal person to handle those responsibilities. His experience, desire, and knowledge of gospel music make Clarence one of the premier programmers in Gospel today."

Blair added, "WDAS gives me the perfect vehicle to take the message of Christ to a larger audience." In addition to creating WVAZ's "Inspirational Stroll" show, he was Director/Religious Programming at WBMX, and served as morning traffic announcer for several Chicago -area stations.

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36.RaR October 12,1990 NEWSSREAKERS.

Radio MICHAEL COHEN is appointed VP/

GM at WIOI/Jacksonville. He was formerly VP/GM at crosstown WIVI.

ANITA WATSON steps up to NSM

at WHAM & WVOR/Rochester. She

had been a sales exec. at the stations.

Michael Cohen Leonard Adelman

Records LEONARD ADELMAN is tapped as

VP/CBS Records Division. The industry

veteran has held various positions in fi-

nance, administration, and distribution,

and was most recently an exclusive

consultant with BMG. Concurrently, Sr.

Auditor JOHN HILL steps up to Man-

ager/Data Processing Audit at CBS

Records Inc.

BARBARA SHELLEY is elevated

from Director/National Publicity to VP/

Media & Artist Relations at Chameleon

Music Group. Concurrently, KENT

KLAVENS is tapped as VP/Business Affairs. He was formerly in private law

practice.

Barbara Shelley Heidi Robinson

HEIDI ROBINSON is named VP/Me-

dia Relations at Def American Record-

ings. She was most recently Sr. VP at

independent public relations firm Jen-

sen Communications.

MARK BERGER joins Morgan Creek

Music Group as VP/Business Affairs

(effective November 1). Berger has

been Director/Business Affairs at Capi-

tol Records. PAUL REESE becomes VP/Opera-

tions & Distribution Systems at CEMA

Distribution. He was most recently Sr.

VP/Distribution Services at Ames De-

partment Stores.

Simon Says: Listen

Paul Simon (front and center) was the guest of honor during a listening party

Warner Bros. hosted to mark the release of his latest LP, "The Rhythm Of The

Saints." Surrounding Simon are (I -r) Pollack Media Group Chairman/CEO Jeff

Pollack and Warner Bros.' Mike Symonds, VP Kenny Puvogel, Patti Oates, Presi-

dent Lenny Waronker and George Skaubitis.

Morgan's Sax Attack

Saxman Frank Morgan enlisted the help of Jazz singer Abbey Uncoln during the

recording of his forthcoming Antilles album. Taking a break at the studios are (l -r)

Antilles Director Brian Bacchus, producer John Snyder, Morgan, and Lincoln.

Jordan Katz Bernard Brenner

JORDAN KATZ is elevated from Re-

gional Marketing Manager/East Coast

to Assoc. Regional Marketing Direc-

tor/East Coast at Arista Records.

BERNARD BRENNER moves to

MCA Records as Dance Music Promo-

tion Manager. He was formerly Retail

Chart Coordinator at Direct Hit Enter-

tainment and served as a club DJ in the

Long Island area.

DARIA KELLY and TERESA POTTS

are named West Coast Sales Manager

and Manager/Special Products, re-

spectively, at Priority Records. Kelly

had been a singles buyer at various

California record stores; Potts previ-

ously served in management at Alive

Enterprises.

RICK GERSHON shifts to A&M Rec-

ords as Director/Information. He was

previously Production Manager at

Chiat-Day Advertising. DARRYL CLARK is appointed West

Coast Publicity Director/R&B Specialist at Virgin Records. He had been Direc-

tor/Black Music Publicity at RCA Rec-

ords. JAAP HOITINGH is tapped as Direc-

tor/European Marketing & Sales at new

age label Narada Productions. Hoitingh was formerly Marketing Director at

WEA/Holland. KATHY CANTWELL moves to Atlan-

tic Records as Manager/A&R Adminis-

tration. She previously served in the

same capacity at PolyGram Records.

Industry

Bob Chrysler Chip Young

BOB CHRYSLER is tapped as an As-

sociate at consultancy Burkhart/Doug- las & Associates. He was previously

PD at WAFX/Norfolk.

CHIP YOUNG, longtime producer, engineer, and musician, is named Pro-

fessional Manager at BMG Music Pub-

lishing/Nashville.

STEVEN CRISTOL is upped to VP/

Marketing at Personics Corporation.

He has directed all aspects of market-

ing for the Personics System since

joining the firm in 1989.

STACY LEIB moves to Virgin Music

as Director/Repertoire. She had been

Professional Manager at Island/Poly-

Gram Music.

FRANK O'NEILL announces the for-

mation of radio marketing/research ser-

vices firm O'Neill Communications. He

was formerly VP/Marketing Research

at Interep. The new company can be

reached at (212) 772-9354.

CHARLES WESSLER joins Island

Visual Arts/North America as VP/Pro-

duction & Programming. He formerly

served as President of String Along

Films and Wessler Management. JEFFREY MARKS, Corporate ND at

WCSH-TV/Portland, ME, is named

Chairman -Elect of RTNDA. Elected as

Directors -At -Large are WTOL-TV/Tole-

do ND RICK GEVERS and KMTV-TV/

Omaha ND LOREN TOBIA. FRED MUELLER, President of PCM

Micro Systems/Canada, is named Di-

rector/Research & Development at

broadcast software firm Maxagrid. -Holly Sklar

CHANGES Craig Bender joins WKQI/Detroit as

a Sr. AE.

Dan Guilfoyle is named Sr. AE/

Sports Sales Director at WHAM/Ro-

chester. Concurrently, Leslie Bowers is appointed AE at FM sister WVOR.

Steve Levesque is appointed a Sr.

AE at Solters/Roskin/Friedman Public

Relations.

Carey Cuelop turned onto radio in 1974 at KISN/Portland. He went on to KVOI/Medford, OR and KFMO/Lincoln, NE, but his first PD gig was in 1979 at KFMG/AI- buquerque. He then programmed WABX/Detroit ('80-83) and WYNF/Tampa ('83-85), returning to Detroit at WLLZ ('85), and to WYNF in 1986. One year ago today, KLOS/Los Angeles named Cure/op PD, filling a nine -month vacancy.

Carey Curelop

PROS ON THE LOOSE

Bill Bowen - PD "Hit Video USA"

(713) 781-7912 Dennis Fine - VP/Communications

RCA Records (203) 431-9981 Howie Gabriel - Dir. Product Devel-

opment RCA Records (914) 633- 0340

Alan Grunblatt - VP/Product Man-

agement RCA Records (212) 831-

3773 Tom Hutyler - PD/middays KUBE/

Seattle (206) 762-0153 Tom Lewis - Promotions Director/

air talent WLUM/Milwaukee (414) 476-7028

Jerry Lousteau - PD/mornings

KCPX/Salt Lake City (801) 272-9466 Gregg Miller - Regional Sales &

Marketing Dir./East Coast Enigma Rec-

ords (201) 461-0440 Eryk Nelson - Afternoons KSSS/

Colorado Springs (719) 635-7432 Janet Neilson - Middays WTUE/

Dayton (513) 297-0737 Rick Rydell - Mornings WNCX/

Cleveland (216) 892-9726 Vic St. John - MD/air talent "The

Heat" SMN (214) 960-1725 Lolita Velez - MD KSND/Eugene

(503) 683-4132 Bob Visotcky - VP/GM WMJI/

Cleveland (216) 899-9914 J.J. Walkman - Middays WHYT/De-

troit (313) 541-7233

1 YEAR AGO TODAY PolyGram acquires A&M Records Gil Rozzo named as WIOQIPhiladelphia GM

Mike Glickenhaus promoted to XTRA-FM (91 X)ISan Diego Station Manager PDs named Steve appointed: Rivers at WZOU/Boston, Perun at

WBSB (B104)/Baltimore, and Weed at KYKYISt. Louis

5 YEARS AGO TODAY AI Teller elevated to PresidentlCBS Records Division Mike Bone upped to ElektralAsylum Sr. VP/Marketing & Promotion Pam Robinson promoted to KACEILos Angeles PD

Denny Nugent selected as WKRCICincinnati PD

Hal Moore & Charley Martin sign another five-year contract with KHOWIDenver; this time as multimillion -dollar morning men

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Dallas changes: David Small becomes President at KMGC and

John Huributt VPIGM at KFJZ-AM & FM

Lee "World Famous" Michaels and Brenda Ross hired for mornings at WBMXIChicago as Famous & Ross

KCBQISan Diego shifts from Contemporary to Country

15 YEARS AGO TO : ,sA v Alan Colmes becomes WNHCINew Haven PD and WHNINew York

weekend jock Mike West named WAVZINew Haven PD

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38RaR October 12,1990 NEWS

Jane Imper

Imper Upped To GSM At KWSS

AE Jane Imper has been elevated to GSM at CHR KWSS/San Jose, following Station Manager Howard Silver's exit last week. Nationwide Regional GM and KZAP/Sacramento VP/GM Tom Weidle is acting GM.

Imper told R&R "Not only am I thrilled, but it's a tribute to Nation- wide to promote a market veteran who has successfully sold the station and truly believes in KWSS's potential and on -air product."

Four-year KWSS veteran Imper also worked in sales at crosstown outlets KSJO and KLZE for a total of three years. She was previously on KMGC/Dallas's sales staff.

Einstein Continued from Page 3

talks faltered in July, the commission announced plans to hold a public hearing on Einstein's complaint. According to MCHR Gener- al Counsel Michael Foreman, the possibility of a public proceeding revived the negotiations.

"Once things got close to a hearing, the lawyers sat down, [WHFS and Einstein] got past their egos, and they were able to work things out," said Foreman.

Meldac Records Bows In West

As the Matsushita -MCA talks proceed in secrecy, another Japan- ese corporation has set its sights on the U.S. record market by establishing a West Coast -based record label. Meldac Records is the newest division of Meldac Of America, which is in turn owned largely by Mitsubishi Electric, Crown Rec- ords, and Japanese pop group the Dark Ducks.

Sueo Sekizawa, President of Mel- dae Of America, is responsible for the label's day-to-day activities thus far. The L.A. operation is intended, said Japan -based A&R executive Hitoshi Adachi, to "gain better access to U.S. music talent and resources, thus facilitating the development of `world' music - acts and artists with the ability to attract worldwide audiences and break product on a global and international level."

David Helfant, Meldac Secre- tary/General Counsel, told R&R the label is "currently in discussions with several major U.S. labels for distribution" for flagship acts 13 Cats and Chicken Shack. Pending the success of those ar- rangements, further deals would follow for other signees, including some of the 300 acts already on Meldac in Japan.

He added that the firm is holding hiring discussions with U.S. music industry vets, but that no names could be made public yet.

Tindie Continued from Page 3

Tindle told R&R, "Because I came from an AOR radio background, I've always wanted the opportunity to promote album rock radio and work under my personal guru, J.B. Brenner."

Prior to joining A&M four years ago as local Dallas Promotion Manager, Tindle was Creative Ser- vices Director at KZEW (now AC KKWM)/Dallas and Advertising Director for Sound Wherehouse.

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Every Day Is Like Sunday

The Sundays performed tunes from their DGC debut, "Reading, Writing And Arithmetic," during a recent L.A. gig. Getting a

head start on the post -concert party are (front, l -r) DGC's Robert Smith and Gary Gersch; (back, l -r) the label's Ray Farrell,

band members Paul Brindley, Harriet Wheeler, Patrick Hannan and David Gavurin, and DGC's President Ed Rosenblatt and Mark Kates.

Metal Mania

Chameleon's female heavy metal fans flocked to President Stephen Powers's office when they found out the label had signed

Ken Tamplin and Lanny Cordola. Word traveled fast to (l -r) Powers, Chameleon's DeeJay DeLorenzo and Maxanne Sartori,

Tamplin, the label's Arlene Shapiro, Teresa Piersa and Angela Lang, Cordola, and Chameleon's Kay Shoemaker and Beatrice

Henson.

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Chrysalis execs hosted a bash for Slaughter - whose latest LP ("Stick It To Ya") has gone platinum - at Santa Monica, CA

Airport's DC -3 restaurant. Flyin' high are (l -r) band members Tim Kelly and Mark Slaughter, the label's President John Sykes

and Vice Chairman Joe Kiener, Slaughter's Blas Elias, manager Budd Carr, the band's Dana Strum, and Chrysalis Chairman

Chris Wright.


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Americom Continued from Page 1

assets to prop up his radio chain.

"I have declined Tom's very gra- cious offer to work as an independent contractor," Steding remarked sarcastically Tuesday. "Having produced most of the firm's revenues and profits over the past two years, I couldn't ra- tionalize being paid less and covering my own expenses, while continuing to allow Tom to control the company and to benefit from it."

Steding's new company, to be known as Star Media Inc., is to be incorporated in Texas this week and operate from Dallas Steding said he expected several Ameri- com employees would join him in the venture.

"Bill's a very talented person, the finest broker in America right now. I wish we could have worked it out amicably, but I guess we can't do that now. I wish him well," Tom Gammon commented late Tuesday.

Stock Buyout Collapsed Gammon left Americom in

March, after Cox Broadcasting VP Mike Faherty and others announced a boycott of the brokerage due to his involvement in several controversial FM "city -change" move -ins. At the time, Americom announced Gammon's stock would be purchased for an undisclosed amount. The deal never closed, however, and Gammon contends he reasserted his authority as majority stockholder only when the soured station trading climate began cutting into Americom revenues.

"Americom operated with the cost structure of a Top 50 market station. I had to step in and cut operating costs. This was appropri- ate to do and, because of the timing, it had to be done relatively soon. Just sitting back and watching the value of my investment drop by half over seven months is not a smart thing to do," Gammon said.

Gammon added he wants to cut expenses - such as $240,000 an- nually for the company's plush Connecticut Avenue offices - by relocating Americom's offices to Crown Broadcasting's lower -rent digs in Tyson's Corner, VA. He said Americom's cash reserves had dwindled to only $750,000 last week, while payment of broker commissions threatened to reduce that sum to only $601,000.

'Pure Bullshit' "This is all pure bullshit on

Tom's part. We'd never been at a more successful point as a company when it comes to having cash in the bank," Steding countered. He said the company was in excellent financial health, with nearly $1.2 million cash in the bank and another $1.5 million in fee income expected from transaction closings scheduled to occur before the end of the year.

According to Steding, Americom is owned 72.5% by Tom Gammon, 12.5% by Dan Gammon, and 15%

by himself. He said a dispute exists over 12.5% of Tom's stock, which Steding contends he was supposed to be awarded for meeting performance goals. Another 5% of the

company was to have been given to broker Paul Leonard, but the transaction was never completed.

Steding maintains Americom originally agreed to buy out Gam- mon's stock for $1.25 million, with a $50,000 cash down payment and the balance in a $1.2 million promissory note. The note was open- ended, and the company didn't have to make any payments if it had less than $750,000 cash in the bank.

Gammon says his original deal was for $1.35 million, but he later offered to settle for $350,000 cash and up to $400,000 paid out over a period of time. He contends he offered to discount the deal because Americom's business was soft, but Steding insists there was a different story.

"Crown was running into tight time. The forebearance period on his loans was up at the end of Sep- tember. On August 28, Tom said he needed to raise $350,000 fast," Steding said.

Crown Books Open? He added that Gammon might

have missed some recent Bay - banks loan payments, were it not for some Louisiana investors who bailed him out with a $500,000 equity infusion. For his part, Gammon has admitted a temporary difficulty in serving the loans, but denied the radio chain is in financial trouble and offered to open his books to prove it. He maintains the actual amount of the equity infusion was higher - $1.5 million.

Could Gammon have been able to service Crown's bank debt without the equity? "No," Gammon said. "We couldn't have made it, but it certainly doesn't hurt, and I've got the ability to draw down another million dollars."

Steding insisted that million will come from Americom, not outside investors.

'End Of An Era' Americom President Dan Gam-

mon's future plans are uncertain, but a bevy of lawyers is already in

line to carve up the Americom carcass: Arendt, Fox is representing Americom; Miller, Canfield represents Tom Gammon; Dallas's O'Neill, Banowsky & McClure represents Steding and Leonard; Ja- son Shrinsky of Kaye, Scholer represents broker Ed Kiernan; and Washington attorney Howard Braun represents broker Peter Handy. While no litigation has been filed, several of the parties say it's imminent as the brokerage re- structures.

"It's only been six years, but this is really the end of an era," Ameri- com financier John Frankhouser ruefully commented.

Lennon Continued from Page 1

children - do you want them to

be killed or don't you? That's the

choice we have in front of us - war or peace."

His most popular solo composition, "Imagine," then echoed through the U.N.'s Trusteeship Council Chamber and over ra-

dios in more than 120 countries. Visitors to the Council

Chamber, as well as those out-

side, joined in for a loud rendi-

tion of the song. Satellites delivered the signal

to the far corners of the globe.

American soldiers in Saudi Ara-

bia heard it via AFRTS, USSR

citizens picked it up on Soviet State Radio, and various national networks distributed it to the

entire populaces of Australia,

Canada, England, France, Italy,

Japan, and New Zealand. MTV

aired a video version of the trib-

ute on its domestic and interna-

tional networks in 25 countries. "It was a very emotional mo-

ment," said Pollack, Chairman of Pollack Media Group. "Peo- ple were visibly moved, and un-

derstandably so. The fact that

the proceedings were being

beamed around the world was

an awesome thought."

O'Jays Get Fair Backing

The O'Jays serenaded staffers at EMI's headquarters with a soulful rendition of Bob Dylan's "Emotionally Yours" - two versions of which will appear on the group's forthcoming LP, "A Whole 'Nutha Thing" - backed up on piano by label VP/staff producer Ron Fair. Pictured after the impromptu performance are (l -r) EMI President/CEO Sal Licata, O'Jay Walter Williams, Fair, and O'Jay Eddie Levert.

Michel'le's Golden Opportunity

Atco brass surprised Michelle with a gold LP for her self -titled Ruthless/Atco debut after an L.A. show. Pictured at the presentation are (Pr) producer Andre (Dr.

Dre) Young, Michelle, Atco VP Craig Lambert, manager Jerry Heller, and Atco VP

Margo Knesz.

Burks Continued from Page 3

During the last seven years at Capitol, Burks worked with such

All Aboard The Wire Train

MCA outfit Wire Train chugged into L.A. recently for a listening party marking the release of their label debut. Snapped at the

soiree were (front, l -r) label VP Bruce Dickinson, the band's Jeffrey Trott, Kevin Hunter, Bill McLeod and Anders Rundblad,

and MCA Sr. VP Bill Bennett; (back, l -r) producer Don Smith, label Exec. VP Paul Atkinson, MCA Music Entertainment

Group's Exec. VP Zach Horowitz and Chairman Al Teller, and the label's President Richard Palmese and VPs Geoff Bywater

and Glen Lajeski.

artists as Poison, M.C. Hammer, Bonnie Raitt, and Tina Turner. In his new post, he'll oversee product management, creative services, advertising, merchandising, press, and video.

"I consider myself fortunate to be here," said Burks. "I've yet to meet anyone in the business who's willing to bet against the fact that Irving Azoff will be a success with Giant Records. Add John Brodey to the mix, throw in the support from Warner Bros., include WEA, and you have a major force."

Elliott Continued from Page 1

Hallam told R&R, "Ever since he worked for me at KCPW, Dave has been my main man. After John Cook told me he was leaving, there was no question that I wanted Dave here. He makes things happen: he's like the Samsonite gorilla, and the competition is the luggage."

"I'm delighted to be a part of the Gannett team once again," said El- liott. "Dene and I complement each other very well. I was also im- pressed by Al Brady Law - he offers the tools needed to continue 93Q's successful winning herit- age."

Prior to WAVA, Elliott was Asst. PD at Gannett's KCPW, PD at WRQN/Toledo, and Research Di- rector at WNCI/Columbus.


RATINGS AND RESEARCH October 12,1990 R&R 41

`Elusive' 18-24 Males: The Saga Continues

It's no secret that those of us in the research business are having a tough time keeping up response rates. One of the most difficult groups to reach - and get responses from - is men 18-24.

The problem is nothing new, as I've mentioned before in this space. In 1972, the joint chairpersons of the RAB Goals Committee noted, "One of the major areas we are addressing is .. .

improvement of measure- ment among 18-24 year -old listeners. Separate projects are underway ... which should throw light on what has to be done to improve the cooperation rate among 18-24s."

From 1976-'84, I was selling primarily AOR radio. At the time, advertisers charged that AOR listeners cared only about sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll. These advertisers saw AOR's audience as primari -

"Programmers after that 18-24 core have been continually frustrated at the ratings and research companies' difficulty finding these listeners and measuring their listening behavior."

ly male and made up of tat- tooed guys in jeans and leather jackets on motor- cycles, each clutching a beer in one hand and a willowy blonde in the other.

Of course, this was not a true reflection of men 18-24, and AORs set out to change that perception. One way to change an advertiser's view is to have a large audience - and preferably be dominant in a key demo or two. AORs succeeded in building big audiences, adding broader demos to their 18-24 male core. Financial success followed.

But programmers after that 18-24 core have been

Rhody Bosley

continually frustrated at the ratings and research companies' difficulty finding these listeners and measuring their listening behavior. PDs and GMs want the companies to "cut the bull and fix it!" "It" is the proportionality of 18-24 men in the total sample of a local market report.

Portrait Of A Demo Over the years, Arbitron

has learned much about this select demographic:

Men 18-24 make up 6.6 %

of persons 12+.

At best, roughly one in 15 diaries distributed to 18-24 men will be returned.

About one household in seven has a male 18-24 resident.

Members of the demo are less likely to cooperate in a research survey than those in other demos. This is not only true in the U.S. but in other countries as well.

Nationally, one in every eight men 18-24 lives in group quarters, especially in those markets with a high military or college population. (Group quarters are college dormito- ries, military barracks, prisons, or other institu- tions. Group quarter popu-

By Rhody Bosley

lations are included in a market's population, but not included in the sampling frame for a market.)

Increasing Representation

Broadcasters offer all sorts of advice on how to increase the demo's representation. Some suggestions: provide records, CDs, or concert tickets to motivate respondents.

Another suggestion: increase survey sample size. Arbitron is actually doing so by ten percent in all markets, beginning with the current fall survey. But greater sample size alone won't solve the problem.

To increase statistical reliability by 50%, it would be necessary to quadruple sample size. Broadcasters have already rejected far more modest proposals.

Audience estimates are not driven by sample size. They're a function of diary - keepers' recorded listening. More diaries merely reduce the "bounce" between estimates.

Arbitron has taken several steps to improve the demo's sample return. For example, in the fall '86 survey, the diary premium was increased to $2 for each member of a household in which an 18-24 male resid- ed. Money made a difference: response increased. But 18-24s tend to live in

"Greater sample size alone won't solve the problem. Audience estimates are not driven by sample size. They're a function of diarykeepers' recorded listening."

larger households and, in accordance with Arbitron procedure, each person 12+ in a household received

Vital Statistics Men 18-24 make up 6.6% of persons 12+.

At best, roughly one in 15 diaries distributed to 18-24 men will be returned.

About one household in seven has a male 18-24 resident.

Members of the demo are less likely to cooperate in a

research survey than those in other demos.

One in every eight men 18-24 lives in group quarters, especially in those markets with a high military or college population.

the same $2 premium. Hence, there was greater response from all family members, and the improvement of male 18-24 response proportionality was dimin- ished to some degree by the procedure's success.

Starting with the current fall survey, a CATI (computer -assisted telephone interviewing) system is being used for diary placement calling. This makes the interviewer's job less taxing and could potentially enable the interviewer to focus more on gaining consent for diary placement. Inter- viewers have already been taught the importance of reaching the demo and they, in turn, stress to respondents the importance of making sure all young males in the household participate.

Arbitron also uses sample balancing, a statistical procedure employed in all market reports to make certain audience estimates are reflective of a market's population. Simply stated, sample balancing makes certain that when men 18-24 represent eight percent of a market's population, the sample balanced in -tab from men 18-24 will represent eight percent of the total sample.

At the summer Arbitron Radio Advisory Council meeting, there was another suggestion: to cut sample size. The proposed method: a quota sampling technique whereby once the routine sampling procedures have been completed, additional households would be called. Only those households with males 18-24 would be in-

cluded in the survey. It's a solution - but in the process, the randomness of the sample is destroyed and those using the report can no longer quantify the reliability of the estimates. Thus, the suggestion was rejected, at least for the time being.

When I sold radio time and served as a GM, I knew 18-24 was an issue. But since we had few buys on the demo, it wasn't a major

"Interviewers have already been taught the importance of reaching [18-24 men] and they stress the importance of making sure all young males in the household participate."

concern. Our buys for men were primarily 18-34. When the larger demo was used, estimates were more consistent and reliable.

I've been told there are still relatively few buys for men 18-24. Nevertheless, the saga of the "elusive" 18-24 male is likely to continue, and Arbitron will keep researching methods to improve sample representation.

Rhody Bosley is VP/ Radio Sales & Marketing for Arbitran (212-887-1300), which uses a seven-day personal diary to collect radio listening data for 260 markets. He contributes to this section on a regular basis.



MIKE SHALETT

VITAL SIGNS

Stimulating Unplanned Purchases $2 Billion Up For Grabs When The Customer Walks In

When the average active music consumer enters a record store, two of his three purchases are planned. The third purchase is greatly influenced by what he sees, hears, or reads inside the store. Those unplanned purchases account for slightly more than $2 billion of the industry's total annual sales of more than $6 billion.

Based on responses from our 2000 -member Soundata panel of active music buyers, younger consumers are the likeliest to make impulse buys. When asked about their last prerecorded music purchases at a record store, 42% of those under 18 said they'd bought something they hadn't originally intended to buy. That figure dropped to 36% or less in other age segments.

Race didn't differentiate these answers, though gender did significantly. Males are much likelier to make impulse buys than females: 42 % of the men made unplanned purchases, compared to just 33% of the women.

Browsing Is Key Browsing leads to more

unplanned purchases than anything else: Two-thirds of such buys result from walking through the store. Neither gender, race, nor age affect this behavior. Sale prices have the most clout among blacks, who told us cut prices spark 25% of their unplanned purchases, compared to 18% for whites.

Seventy-seven percent of all consumers said they usually browse in the record store's new releases section. The younger the re- spondent, the more likely he was to say so. Gender plays no part, but blacks were 10% likelier to say they usually look through the new release section. The more educated the consumer, the less likely he is to cruise the new release section.

Consumers are conscious, to some degree, of store displays: 34% of our panelists called displays either very or somewhat

"One out of three prerecorded music buys is unplanned - point -of -purchase investments play a

significant role in affecting buyers' decisions."

important. Those calling displays very important numbered 4% ; somewhat important, 30% ; not at all important, 64% ; and those not answering accounted for 2 % of our panel. Younger consumers and black buyers are likelier to note store displays than those in other demographics.

Sound And Vision In-store music play would

seem an integral part of the music store environment, as it reaches customers aurally while they browse bins and walls. Two out of three music consumers said they find in-store music an important factor in determining purchases. Precisely speaking, 20% said it's very important, 45% said it's somewhat important, 33 % called it not at all important, and 2 % didn't respond.

At 20%, those calling in- store music play very important outnumbered by a factor of five the 4% who called store displays very important. Yet one out of three music consumers said in-store play isn't at all important. (One wonders just what does affect those buyers.) Age played no part in these answers: an equal number of consumers under 18 and over 45 called in- store play unimportant. Black consumers put a

higher premium on in-store play than did whites, with 28% of our black panelists calling it very important and 51% calling it somewhat important.

One potential problem of in-store play lies in the fact that 90% of our panelists agreed "stores often don't say what they are playing over the in-store system." The older the consumer, the more he agreed. Black buyers were 10% less likely to agree than whites. "Back - announcing" has an uphill battle all over, it seems.

Power Of Print Many record stores offer

in-store magazines, like "Tower Pulse" and the syndicated "Record Express." Fully 37% of our panelists said the stores they most often shop in provide an in- store magazine. Male music buyers are either more likely to be shopping at stores which carry these

Who Buys What? Record Store Spending Examined

The last time the average active

music consumer made a purchase in a record store, he spent $19.90.

Shelling out $21.40, males spent

three dollars more on that visit than

females, who averaged $18.20. The biggest spenders were those 18-20, who plunked down nearly

$25. The average amount spent by

consumers 20+ was equal across

all the various subsegments about $21, with black consumers forking over about a dollar more

than others. Most of the money - $15 -

went to buy prerecorded music, as

opposed to blank tapes, video-

tapes, or other accessories. Of the

remainder, nearly half went for

blank recording tape, with the 25+ contingent's blank tape spending

equal, on average, to that of teens. The 45+ buyers and black consumers, however, spent more

on blank tape - $2.70 - than

those in any other demographic segment.

Spending on other record store

items broke down roughly like this:

music videos ($.50), posters ($.50), buttons and other mis-

cellaneous goods ($1.30).

On premises At home Both

43%

Where People Read Record Chain Magazines

10%

Source: Soundata, June 1990

Of the 37% of music consumers who said their record stores offered in-store magazines, 74% claimed to have

looked at or read one,

magazines, or they're simply more aware of them. Nearly half the men - compared to less than a third of the women sur- veyed - said the store they visit most carries these in- store publications. Younger consumers and black consumers were more aware of these magazines than members of any other demographic segment.

Of the 37% who said their favorite stores carry such magazines, 74% said they'd looked at or read one at some time. The 18-24s showed a greater propensity for picking them up than those in any other age group. Ge- ography was also a factor, with music buyers on the East and West Coasts likelier to read such magazines than those in the other two regions of the country.

Asked about their last experience with an in-store magazine, 47% said they'd looked at one while in the store to see what was on sale, 43% said they'd taken one home to read at some future date, and 10% said they'd done both. Based on those responses, these magazines may represent the most successful in-store stimulus currently available.

By comparison, when we checked a year ago, one- third of our panelists had received retailers' circulars or flyers showing current product and prices. Three-quarters of those who'd seen or received the circulars said they'd been influential in making purchases in the following pro- portions: 2% said they were very often influenced, 8% were often influenced, 64%

occasionally influenced, and 25% said they were never influenced. These figures indicate 27% of all music consumers are sometimes influenced by flyers or circulars.

How do customers receive these circulars? Nearly half said they find them in newspapers or other periodicals. The older the customer, the greater the probability this method was used. More than a third received such circulars in the mail. This method was more prevalent in the North Central and Southern regions of the country. Anoth- er 12% indicated they'd seen or received their last flyer at the record store or in the record department of the store in which they shopped; this was especially true among younger customers.

POP Worth The Money

A lot of money is on the line here. It's true that all of the stimuli discussed above cost record manufacturers and retailers significant dollars. But remember - if one out of three purchases of prerecorded music is unplanned when John Q. Mu- sic Consumer walks in the door, those point -of -purchase investments play a significant role in affecting his decisions. And those decisions account for more than $2 billion of the industry's total annual sales.

Mike Shalett is President of the

Street Pulse Group (203-355- 0902), a market research firm that

tracks consumer trends via a panel

of more than 2000 active music

buyers nationwide.


RATINGS October 12,1990 R&R 43

12 + SUMMER '90 ARBITRON RESULTS

San Francisco Spring '90 Sum '90

KGO (N/T) 6.2 7.0 KMEL (CHR) 5.4 5.3 KNBR (Talk) 4.6 5.1 KFRC (Nost) 4.6 4.9 KSFO & KYA

(Gold) 4.4 4.9 KCBS (News) 4.3 4.8 KIOI (AC) 3.2 3.8 KOIT-AM & FM

(AC) 5.0 3.7 KRQR (AOR) 2.6 3.3 KFOG (AOR) 2.6 3.2 KSOL (UC) 3.2 3.2 KITS (NR) 1.5 2.9 KXXX (CHR) 2.7 2.8 KABL-AM & FM

(AC) 2.1 2.6 KSAN (Ctry) 3.0 2.5 KBLX-FM (NAC) 1.8 2.2 KDFC-AM & FM

(Clas) 2.6 2.1 KKSF (NAC) 2.4 2.0 KHQT (CHR) 1.4 1.9 KBAY (B/EZ) 2.0 1 .8 KKHI-AM & FM

(Clas) 2.3 1.8 KOME (AOR) 1.5 1.6 KSJX & KSJO

(AOR) 1.5 1.5 KBRG (Span) 1.3 1.1 KDIA (UC) 1.9 1.1 KNEW (Ctry) 1.1 1.1

KARA (AC) .9 1.0 KEZR (AC) 1.0 1.0 KIQI (Span) 1.8 1.0

' Not a full time simulcast

Washington, DC

Spring '90 Sum '90

WPGC-FM (CHR) 6.8 7.5 WKYS (UC) 4.8 6.6 WMZQ-AM & FM

(Ctry) 6.3 WGAY (B/EZ) 7.1

WASH (AC) 4.2 WMAL (N/T) 5.1 WCXR (CR) 3.9 WWDC-FM (AOR) 2.9 WTOP (News) 3.8 WAVA (CHR) 5.1 WHUR (UC) 3.9 WLTT (AC) 3.3 WRQX (CHR) 3.2 WOMS-AM & FM

(Clas) 3.5 WHFS (AOR) 2.9 WMMJ (AC) 3.3 WXTR (Gold) 2.8 WWRC (Talk) 2.2 WJFK (CR) 1.9 WIYY (AOR) .9 WOL (UC) 2.0 WYCB (Rel) 1.3 WDJY (UC) 1.1

Becarne Hot AC after rating period

6.5 5.9 5.1 5.1 4.3 4.3 3.7 3.6 3.6 3.5 3.3

3.2 2.6 2.5 2.4 2.1 2.0 1.8 1.3 1.3 1.0

, 1990 Arbitron. May not be quoted or reproduced without prior written permission from Arbltron.

Philadelphia Spring '90 Sum '90

KYW (News) 5.8 7.9 WMMR (AOR) 8.2 7.9 WUSL (UC) 6.8 7.0 WYSP (CR) 6.4 6.8 WEAZ-AM & FM

(AC) 6.4 5.9 W100 (CHR) 5.1 5.5 WOGL-FM (Gold) 4.6 5.3 WPEN (Nost) 5.2 5.2 WEGX (CHR) 4.9 4.5 WXTU (Ctry) 4.8 4.3 WDAS-FM (UC) 4.3 3.8 WWDB (Talk) 3.1 3.7 WMGK (AC) 3.9 3.3 WKSZ (AC) 4.0 3.2 WSNI (AC) 2.9 3.0 WCAU (Talk) 3.7 2.9 WFLN (Clas) 3.1 2.5 WIP (Sports) 2.3 1.9 WDAS (UC) 1.0 1.4

'Became Gold WOGL (AMI in mid -book

Houston - Galveston

KILT -FM (Ctry) KIKK-FM (Ctry) KMJQ (UC) KLOL (AOR) KTRH (News)

KKBQ-AM & FM

(CHR) KZFX (CR)

KQUE (Nost) KODA (AC) KRBE (CHR)

KHMX (CHR)** KLTR (AC) KLDE (Gold) KHYS (UC) KFMK (AC) *

KPRC (N/T) KXYZ (Span) KYOK (Gold) KLAT (Span) KOOK (Span)

Spring '90

7.3 7.7 7.8 7.4 4.6

5.2 3.7 3.3 4.0 4.4 2.9 4.4 3.6 3.6 3.4 2.5 1.5 1.1

2.0 2.0

*Formerly B/EZ Formedy KNRJ

Now Gold formatted

St. Louis

KMOX (Talk) KSHE (AOR) KEZK (B/EZ) WKBQ (CHR) KMJM (UC) KYKY (AC) WIL-FM (Ctry) KSD (CR) KLOU (Gold) KHTK (CHR) KRJY (AC) WKKX (Ctry) KATZ (UC) KATZ -FM (UC) KFUO (Clas) WEW (B3nd) WSNL (AC) KUSA (Ctry) WESL (Rel) KSTZ (CHR)* WCBW (CC) WGNU (N/T)

Spring '90

19.3 8.7 5.5 6.9 7.0 6.1 6.4 4.9 3.5 2.9 1.8 2.4 1.6 2.0 1.9 1.5 1.5 1.3

.9

.7

.9

.8 ' Formerly AC

Sum '90

8.6 7.8 7.2 6.2 5.9

4.7 4.2 4.1

4.0 3.9 3.8 3.5 3.3 3.1 2.9 2.3 1.7 1.6 1.5 1.4

Sum '90

17.0 8.2 6.8 6.8 6.7 6.6 Spring '90

5.7 4.2 3.7 2.9 2.4 2.3 2.1 2.1 2.0 2.0 1.6 1.2 1.2 1.1

1.0 1.0

Detroit Spring '90 Sum '90

WJR (AC) 8.5 8.9 WJLB (UC) 6.7 7.3 WHYT (CHR) 5.1 5.3 WWJ (News) 4.6 5.1 WJOI (B/EZ) 3.8 4.8 WJZZ (Jazz) 4.0 4.1 WKQI (CHR) 4.8 4.1 WDFX (CHR) 3.1 4.0 WWWW (Ctry) 4.1 4.0 WLTI (AC) 5.7 3.9 WOMC (Gold) 3.2 3.9 WRIF (AOR) 3.4 3.9 WNIC (AC) 3.7 3.7 WLLZ (AOR) 4.3 3.6 WXYT (Talk) 3.9 3.6 WCSX (CR) 3.0 3.1 CKLW (BBnd) 2.3 2.9 WGPR (UC) 2.1 1.9 WKSG (Gold) 2.0 1.9 WMXD (UC) .5 1.6 WCXI (Ctry) 1.0 1.5 WARS (Clas) 2.2 1.5 CKMR (Gold) 1.3 1.3 WMTG (UC) 1.6 1.3 WOBH (UC) 1.0 1.1

Baltimore

WXYV (UC) WBAL (N/T) WIYY (AOR) WLIF-AM & FM

(AC) WBSB (CHR) WPOC (Ctry) WWMX (AC) WOSR

Spring '90

8.2 8.8 6.7

6.5 5.8 6.8 6.1

Sum '90

9.5 9.0 7.6

6.9 6.8 5.4 5.4

(Gold) 5.0 4.9 WWIN-AM & FM

(UC) 3.7 3.6 WCBM (N/T) 3.0 3.2 WHFS (AOR) 2.4 2.9 WBGR (Rel) 2.9 2.4 WGRX (CR) 1.8 2.4 WPGC-FM (CHR) 1.6 2.0 WYST-FM (AC) 3.3 2.0 WITH (BBnd) 2.2 1.8 WCAO (Ctry) 1.6 1.6 WWDC-FM (AOR) 1.8 1.5 WRBS (Rel) 1.3 1.3 WRQX (CHR)' .9 1.3 WKYS (UC) .6 1.0 WTOP (News) 1.0 1.0

Became Hot AC after rating period

Pittsburgh Sum '90

KDKA (AC) 13.2 14.2 WDVE (AOR) 9.8 9.7 WBZZ (CHR) 8.4 8.6 WAMO (UC) 6.7 5.8 WWSW-FM (Gold) 7.0 5.7 WSHH (AC) 5.5 5.1 WLTJ (AC) 3.8 5.0 WTAE (Talk) 5.7 5.0 WDSY (Ctry) 5.8 4.9 WMYG (CR) 4.2 4.6 WJAS (BBnd) 3.9 3.5 WEZE (B/EZ) 2.9 3.3 WHTX (AC) 3.7 2.8 WMXP (CHR) 1.6 2.2 KQV (News) 1.9 1.8 WMBS (Misc) 1.0 1.1

WPIT-FM (Rei) 1.0 1.1

Dallas - Ft. Worth

Spring '90 Sum '90

KSCS (Ctry) 8.6 8.3 KPLX (Ctry) 7.4 7.2 KVIL-AM & FM

(AC) 6.7 6.9 KKDA-FM (UC) 5.7 5.8 WBAP (Ctry) 5.8 5.8 KRLD (News) 4.2 5.4 KHYI (CHR) 4.7 4.9 KTXQ (AOR) 4.4 4.9 KJMZ (UC) 4.6 3.7 KEGL (CHR) 3.9 3.4 KLUV (Gold) 3.5 3.4 KLTY (CC) 2.4 3.3 KOAI (NAC) 3.1 3.1 KZPS (CR) 3.6 3.0 KMGC (AC) 2.4 2.4 KAAM (Nost) 1.8 2.3 KMEZ (B/EZ) 3.4 2.3 KKWM-AM & FM

(AC) 1.4 2.2 KLIF (N/T) 2.0 2.1 KRSR (AC)* 1.7 2.1 KDGE (NR) 1.7 2.0 WRR (Clas) 2.4 2.0 KHVN (Rel) 1.9 1.8 KKDA (Gold) 2.3 1.4 KESS (Span) .8 1.2

Switched from KOZY in mid -book

Atlanta

WVEE (UC)

WSB-FM (AC)

WAPW (CHR)

WPCH (AC)* WYAI & WYAY

(Ctry) WKLS (AOR)

WFOX (Gold)

WSB (Talk) WKHX-AM & FM

(Ctry) WSTR (AC) WGST (N/T)

WZGC (CR) WAOK (Rel)

Spring '90 Sum '90

15.1 14.8 8.1 9.9

10.6 8.6 8.2 8.0

5.6 6.4 6.9 6.3 6.4 5.8 6.7 5.7

4.7 5.2 3.2 4.4 3.3 4.1

3.7 4.0 2.8 2.7

Switched from B/EZ in mid -book

Cleveland

WMMS (AOR) WZAK (UC) WLTF (AC) WMJI (AC)* WNCX (CR)

WGAR (Ctry) WDOK (AC) WPHR (CHR) WQAL (AC) WRMR (B/EZ) WWWE (N/T) WERE (N/T) WJMO-FM (UC) WCLV (Clas) WJMO (UC) WNWV (NAC) WONE-FM (AOR) WHK (N/T) WKDD (CHR)

Spring '90 Sum '90

7.6 9.3 6.9 8.8

10.4 7.5 7.1 7.1

5.3 6.7 6.9 6.5 6.5 6.4 4.8 5.6 5.7 5.3 5.7 5.3 5.1 4.8 2.0 3.3 4.1 3.2 1.7 1.5 1.8 1.4 1.5 1.3

.6 1.3 1.2 1.2 1.0 1.2

'Now Gold formatted

Boston

WRKO (N/T) WXKS-FM (CHR) WZOU (CHR) WBCN (AOR) WMJX (AC)

WBZ (AC)

WZLX (CR)

WODS (Gold) WSSH (AC) WEEI (News) WJIB (B/EZ) WHDH (Talk) WROR (AC) WBOS (CR)

WCRB (Clas) WILD (UC)

WVBF (AC)

WXKS (BBnd) WCGY (AOR) WAAF (AOR) WFNX (NR)

WPLM-FM (BBnd)

Spring '90

6.9 7.2 7.4 7.1

4.0 5.9 3.9 4.1

3.6 3.4 4.6 3.9 2.6 2.0 1.6 2.2 2.2 1.5 1.4 1.8 2.0 1.6

Sum '90

7.0 7.0 6.9 5.8 5.2 5.1

4.9 4.8 4.1

3.8 3.8 3.7 3.2 2.4 2.1

2.1

2.0 2.0 1.8 1.7 1.5 1.4

Miami - Ft. Lauderdale

WLYF (B/EZ) WEDR (UC) WHAT (UC) WIOD (N/T) WAQI (Span) WPOW (CHR) WFLC (AC) WXDJ (Span) WHYI (CHR) WJQY (AC)

WOBA (Span) WKIS (Ctry) WCMO-FM (Span) WSHE (AOR) WMXJ (Gold) WINZ (N/T) WNWS (Talk)

WTMI (Clas) WAXY (AC) WZTA (CR)

WLVE (AC) WQBA-FM (Span) WEAT-AM & FM

(B/EZ) WFTL (Nost) WMBM (UC) WCMQ (Span)

Spring '90

6.9 5.0 7.1

3.3 6.5 5.3 2.0 3.6 4.0 3.9 4.2 3.7 3.3 2.9 3.4 3.3 2.6 2.3 3.0 2.2 2.5 1.8

1.5 .4

1.2 .8

Sum '90

6.8 5.5 5.5 5.3 5.0 4.8 4.0 4.0 3.8 3.8 3.7 3.6 3.5 3.3 3.1 2.8 2.8 2.8 2.6 2.5 2.4 1.6

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, N/T-News/Talk, Rel-Religious, Span -Spanish, Sports -Sports, Talk - Talk, UC -Urban Contemporary.


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Produced by Andrew Farriss

From The Album Shiver

© 1990 WEA Records Ltd.


RATINGS October 12,1990 RaR 45

12+ SUMMER '90 ARBI TRON RESULTS

Minneapolis - St. Paul

Spring '90 Sum '90

WCCO (AC) 16.3 16.9 KARS -AM & FM

(AOR) 10.3 10.9 WLTE (AC) 8.1 7.5 KEEP (Ctry) 9.3 7.2 KDWB-FM (CHR) 7.5 7.0 WLOL (CHR) 5.9 7.0 KSTP-FM (AC) 5.4 6.5 KLXK (CR) 5.7 5.0 KOOL (Gold) 5.5 4.4 KTCZ (AOR) 3.3 3.5 KLBB (N/T) 2.2 2.5 KSTP (Talk) 2.6 2.3 KJJO-FM (NR) 1.6 1.9 WMIN (Nost) .9 1.5

Kansas City

WDAF (Ctry) KYYS (AOR)

KFKF (Ctry)

KBEQ (CHR) KMBZ (AC) KCMO (N/T)

KPRS (UC)

KCMO-FM (Gold)

KRVK (AC)

KCFX (CR)

KMBR (B/EZ) KUDL (AC) KLSI (AC) KXXR (CHR)

KXTR (Clas) KIDZ (UC)

KPRT (Rel)

WHB (Gold) KCFM (Ctry)

Spring '90 Sum '90

10.7 11.0 5.8 8.3 7.8 7.8 8.1 6.8 5.5 6.4 5.8 5.6 7.8 5.5 5.1 5.2 3.8 5.1

3.4 4.8 4.8 4.3 5.8 4.1

3.2 4.0 4.6 3.0 2.2 2.1

1.6 2.0 1.5 1.8 1.2 1.8

.4 1.5

Hartford- New Britain- Middletown

WTIC (AC) WTIC-FM (CHR) WRCH (AC) WWYZ (Ctry) WIOF (AC) WKSS (CHR) WHCN (AOR) WDRC-FM (Gold) WCCC-AM & FM

(AOR) WAQY (AOR) WPOP (N/T) WPLR (AOR) WKCI (CHR) WFAN (Sports)

Spring '90 Sum '90

18.7 17.2 8.3 10.2 7.5 8.0 6.8 6.8 5.8 6.3 7.4 6.1 5.8 6.0 6.3 5.7

6.3 4.8 2.3 2.1 1.5 2.0 1.5 1.6 1.5 1.5 1.1 1.2

Seattle -Tacoma Spring '90 Sum '90

KIRO (N/T) 9.5 10.2 KPLZ (CHR) 6.7 6.9 KMPS-AM & FM

(Ctry) 6.3 6.7 KOMO (AC) 4.7 5.2 KUBE (CHR) 6.1 5.2 KZOK-FM (CR) 4.3 5.2 KISW (AOR) 5.0 4.8 KLSY-AM & FM

(AC) 3.8 4.5 KXRX (AOR) 5.0 4.5 KIXI (BBnd) 3.9 4.0 KING -FM (Clas) 2.7 3.9 KBRD (B/EZ) 3.7 3.5 KBSG-AM & FM

(Gold) 3.2 3.1 KRPM-AM & FM

(Ctry) 3.6 3.1 KING (N/T) 2.3 3.0 KSEA (AC) 2.9 2.6 KMGI (AC) 1.9 2.5 KLTX (AC) 3.1 2.1 KKNW (NAC)" 1.9 1.7 KEZX-FM (AOR) * 1.4 1.5 KVI (Gold) 1.6 1.3 KCMS (CC) 1.6 1.2 KJR (Gold) 1.1 1.1

Formerly KNUA

Now BIEZ

San Jose

KGO (N/T) KHQT (CHR) KBAY (B/EZ) KOME (AOR) KEZR (AC) KARA (AC) KSJX & KSJO

(AOR) KIOI (AC) KNBR (Talk) KCBS (News) KSFO & KYA

(Gold) KOIT-AM & FM

(AC) KRTY (Ctry) KWSS (CHR) KMEL (CHR) KITS (NR) KFOG (AOR) KSAN (Ctry) KSOL (UC) KLOK (Span) KLIV (BBnd) KNTA (Span) KXXX (CHR) KKSF (NAC) KBLX-FM (NAC) KAZA (Span) KBRG (Span) KEEN (Ctry) KFRC (Nost) KABL-FM (AC) KDFC-AM & FM

(Glas)

Spring '90

7.8 5.2 6.5 3.9 3.7 3.6

3.6 2.1 3.5 4.8

Sum '90

8.4 7.7 5.8 4.6 4.2 3.9

3.9 3.8 3.7 3.3

2.2 3.0

2.4 1.7 3.2 2.3 2.3 1.7 1.9 1.7 1.1

1.2 .9

2.8 1.8 1.8 3.1 1.8 2.5 1.3

2.7 2.6 2.6 2.5 2.2 2.0 1.9 1.8 1.7 1.6 1.6 1.6 1.5 1.4 1.4 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.1

1.9 1.0

Not a full time simulcast

Tampa- St. Petersburg-

Clearwater Spring '90 Sum '90

WQYK-FM (Ctry) 7.8 9.1

WFLZ (CHR) 8.3 8.3 WWRM (AC) 9.0 7.4 WUSA (AC) 7.3 6.2 WYNF (AOR) 6.8 6.2 WRBQ-AM & FM

(CHR) 7.3 6.1 WFLA (N/T) 4.2 5.8 WDUV (B/EZ) 4.9 5.5 WGUL-AM & FM

(BBnd) 6.1 5.1 WNLT (AC) 3.9 5.0 WXTB (AOR) 4.5 4.7 WYUU (Gold) 3.4 3.6 WHVE (NAC) 3.0 3.2 WSUN (Ctry)* 1.9 2.4 WDAE (BBnd) 2.5 1.7 WRXB (UC) .6 1.3 WTMP (UC) 1.5 1.3 WLVU (Nost) 1.9 1.2

Formerly News/Talk

Providence- Warwick-

Pawtucket

Spring '90 Sum '90

WPRO-FM (CHR) 10.7 12.0 WWLI (AC) 6.9 9.8 WHJY (AOR) 7.2 9.5 WPRO (Talk) 5.6 5.9 WWBB (Gold) 6.7 5.4 WSNE (AC) 5.3 5.3 WHJJ (N/T) 4.8 4.7 WPLM-AM & FM

(BBnd) 3.9 4.1 WWKX (UC) 4.4 3.7 WCTK (Ctry) 4.0 3.0 WHIM (Ctry) 2.8 2.9 WWRX (CR) 3.1 2.5 WFHN (CHR) 2.5 2.1 WBRU (NR) 2.8 1.9 WBSM (N/T) 2.0 1.8 WJIB (B/EZ) 1.9 1.4 WAAF (AOR) 1.3 1.2 WZOU (CHR) .8 1.1

WBCN (AOR) .8 1.0 WOOS (Gold) 1.9 1.0

© 1990 Arbitron. May not be quoted a reproduced without prior written permission

from Arbitron.

Denver- Boulder

Spring '90 Sum '90

KYGO-FM (Ctry) 7.9 8.6 KOA (Talk) 6.2 7.5 KXKL-AM & FM

(Gold) 6.8 6.9 KOSI (AC) 6.1 6.7 KBPI (AOR) 6.3 6.5 KXLT (AC) 4.1 6.1

KRXY-AM & FM

(CHR) 6.6 5.4 KBCO-AM & FM

(AOR) 6.1 5.3 KOKS (CHR) 6.0 5.3 KAZY (AOR) 3.7 3.9 KRFX (CR) 3.4 3.7 KEZW (BBnd) 3.6 3.3 KSYY (AC) 4.2 3.1

KVOD (Clas) 2.8 2.4 KHOW (AC) 2.3 2.1

KYBG (Sports) 1.9 1.8

KHIH (NAC) 2.4 1.6 KYGO (Ctry) 1.8 1.6

KDHT (AOR) 1.7 1.4 KTCL (NR) .5 1.3 KLZ (AOR) 1.3 1.1

Milwaukee- Racine

WTMJ (N/T) WLUM (CHR)

WKTI (CHR) WKLH (CR)

WOKY (BBnd) WMIL (Ctry) WLZR-AM & FM

(AOR)

WEZW (AC)

WLTQ (AC) WZTR (Gold) WMYX (AC)

WQFM (AOR) WISN (News) WFMR (Clas)

WBZN-FM (NAC)

WNOV (UC)

WEMP (Gold) WMVP (UC) WTKM-AM & FM

(Polka) WRJN ()

Spring '90 Sum '90

11.6 11.4 7.1 9.3 8.9 8.6 7.0 7.5 7.6 6.9 7.2 6.5

5.2 4.6 3.5 4.1 4.5 4.1

3.8 4.1 4.2 3.3 4.2 3.2 3.1 2.9 2.3 2.6 1.8 2.1

1.6 2.0 1.2 1.7 2.1 1.7

.9 1.6

.8 1.0

12+ SUMMER '90 BIRCH RESULTS

Phoenix

KUPD (AOR) KNIX (Ctry) KKFR (CHR) KTAR (N/T) KOY-FM (CHR) KMLE (Ctry) KZZP (CHR) KMEO-FM (AC) KOOL-FM (Gold) KESZ (AC) KSLX (CR) KDKB (AOR) KFYI (N/T) KKLT (AC) KJZZ (Jazz) KMXX (AC) KUKO (NR) KLFF (BBnd) KOY (Nost) KOOL (Gold) KGRX (NAC) KSUN (Span) KFLR (Rel) KONC (Clas) KPHX (Span)

Spr '90 Su '90

8.0 10.9 9.9 8.3 7.2 6.8 7.0 6.8 7.4 6.1 5.6 5.2 3.3 4.3 3.5 4.2 3.0 4.0 3.2 3.7 5.0 3.7 4.0 3.4 2.4 3.3 5.9 3.1 2.7 2.8 1.9 2.8 1.9 2.8 2.2 2.4 2.6 1.9 1.4 1.5

.7 1.4

.7 1.3

.6 1.0 1.2 1.0 1.4 1.0

© 1990 Birch/Scarborough Re-

search Corp. May not be quoted or reproduced without prior written permission from Birch/Scar- borough.

Den ver - Boulder

Spr '90 Su '90

KYGO-FM (Ctry) 8.9 9.3 KRXY-AM & FM

(CHR) 9.9 9.2 KBPI (AOR) 6.1 9.0 KOKS (CHR) 6.2 6.9 KBCO-AM & FM

(AOR) 7.8 6.8 KAZY (AOR) 3.8 6.4 KOA (Talk) 6.0 6.3 KRFX (CR) 5.1 5.5 KXKL-AM & FM

(Gold) 7.3 5.1 KOSI (AC) 4.1 4.8 KCFR (Clas) 2.1 3.3 KXLT (AC) 2.9 2.9 KHOW (AC) 2.8 2.8 KSYY (AC) 2.6 2.7 KEZW (BBnd) 3.0 1.8 KHIH (NAC) 3.4 1.8 KVOD (Clas) 2.0 1.8 KYGO (Ctry) 2.4 1.5 KLZ (AOR) 1.5 1.1

Format Legend AC -Adult Contemporary, AOR-Al- 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, N/T-News/Talk, Rel-Religious, Span -Spanish, Sports -Sports, Talk -

Talk, UC -Urban Contemporary.


46 a RaR October 12,1990

MUSIC DATEBOOK

ÚB40 "THE WAY YOU DO

THE THIXGS

YOU DO" CHR NEW & ACTIVE

A CHR MOST ADDED AND MOST ACTIVE

127/31, INCLUDING

WXKS 29-25

WPLJ add PWR99 31-26 KHMX 4-3 HOT KKBQ 2-2

PWR104 12-2 HOT Y100 26

KSAQ Q105 26

WPHR 14

WNCI 23

Q95 15

KDWB deb 27

WLOL deb 34

WKBQ deb 40

KS104 deb 28

Y108 add KIIS 7-2 HOT KZZP deb 24

KISN 21

Q106 20-16 HOT X100 add KWSS 24

KUBE 28-18 WIOQ add 35

HOT102 30-24 PWR106 27-21

KGGI 20-14 FM 102 add 28

H0T949 22

KMEL 25

KZZB 18-7 HOT KKSS 24-17 HOT KSMB 3-2 HOT KCHX 21-11 HOT

¡n

Birth Of The `Sinatra Doctrine' MONDAY, OCTOBER 22 1964/High numbers get low grades - The Who, then known as the High Numbers, land an audition with EMI.

The group is turned down. 1965/Ernest Tubb is elected to the CMA Hall Of Fame. / 966/The Beach Boys' "Good Vibrations" is released. 1976/The Who play their last show with drummer Keith Moon when that year's tour ends in Toronto.

1982/Luther Vandross nabs his first No. 1 when "Bad Boy/Having A Party" tops the Urban chart. Born: Shelby Lynne 1968, Leslie West 1945

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23 1962/Twelve-year-old Stevie Wonder releases his first single, "Thank You For Loving Me All The Way." 1978/While awaiting trial for murdering girlfriend Nancy Spungen, Sid Vicious attempts suicide at a New York

detention center. He later overdoses on heroin before the trial can begin. 1988/In an Oakland Tribune interview, Eddie Money comments, "I've sold five million records and I'm still broke. Nobody's stealing from me, but I'm getting tired of shopping at Miller's Outpost." Born: Dwight Yoakam 1956, "Weird Al" Yankovic 1959, Greg Ridley (Humble Pie) 1947

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24 1962/James Brown's Apollo Theater concert is recorded. It eventually becomes the first R&B album to sell one million copies. 1980/Paul McCartney is named the alltime best-selling songwriter by the "Guinness Book Of World Records." 1988/Fantasy Records sues John Fogerty for plagiarizing himself when writing "The Old Man Down The

Road." Fogerty wins the case. 1989/The Who, Kinks, Platters, Four Seasons, Four Tops, Simon & Garfunkel, Bobby Darin, Hank Ballard, and songwriting teams Holland -Dozier -Holland and Carole King -Gerry Goff in are elected to the Rock & Roll

Hall Of Fame. Also, Gloria Estefan tells Arsenio Hall she knew she'd made it when she heard one of her songs on Muzak at her doctor's office. Born: Bill Wyman 1941, Jerry Edmonton (Steppenwolf) 1946, the late Big Bopper 1930

Shelby Lynne, Glen Tipton, Dwight Yoakam, Simon LeBon

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25 /964/The Rolling Stones give their first performance on "The Ed Sullivan Show." 1973/John Lennon sues the U.S. Government, claiming wiretaps and surveillance techniques used against him prevented him from getting a fair deportation trial. 1975/Elton John becomes only the second rock act to play Dodger Stadium. He performs in a Dodger uniform with head -to -toe sequins. 1980/Paul Kantner of Jefferson Starship suffers a stroke while recording the "Modern Times" album. He

makes a full recovery. Born: Jon Anderson (Yes) 1944, Glen Tipton (Judas Priest) 1948, Minnie Pearl 1912

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26 1936/Roy Acuff begins his first recording sessions. 1965/After allegedly getting high in a Buckingham Palace bathroom, the Beatles receive the prestigious MBE

(Member of British Empire) award. 1966/On "Batman," Liberace plays the dual roles of good and evil pianists. 1978/The Police begin their first U.S. tour at Boston's Rat Club. 1988/Waylon Jennings is hospitalized in California when blood clots are discovered in arteries near his heart.

He later undergoes successful heart surgery in December. 1989/"Hungary and Poland are doing it their way" -A Soviet official refers to Frank Sinatra's "My Way" in

describing Soviet policy toward countries seeking independence. Sinatra says he's honored. Also, Sheena Easton portrays an avid whale watcher on "It's Garry Shandling's Show." Born: Bootsy Collins 1951, the late Mahalia Jackson 1911

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27 1960/Ben E. King records two alltime classics, "Spanish Harlem" and "Stand By Me." 1975/Newsweek and Time feature cover stories attacking publicists' power to create rock stars. In an ironic twist, both periodicals feature Bruce Springsteen on their covers, and the exposure cements his stardom. The

"Born To Run" album had just been released. 1988/Jonathan (Chico) DeBarge and brother Robert are found guilty of trafficking cocaine from Los Angeles to Michigan. Both face lengthy jail terms and stiff fines. 1989/Rolling Stone prints its "Top 100 Albums of the '80s" list. Topping the chart is the Clash's "London Calling." U2, Michael Jackson, Prince, and Springsteen are all represented in the top ten, but Madonna doesn't appear until No. 50. Born: Simon LeBon (Duran Duran) 1958, Lee Greenwood 1942, Garry W. Tallent (E. St. Band) 1949

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28 1961/Liverpool record store owner Brian Epstein receives a request for "My Bonnie" by a new group called

the Beatles. He learns the record is a Germany -only release, and sets out to find the group.

1972/The U.S. Council for World Affairs adopts the Who's "Join Together" as its theme. 1986/Jimmy Buffett begins a campaign to buy back 35 acres of marshlands near Key West, FL to prevent developers from moving in. Also, Marie Osmond weds engineer/producer Brian Blosil. 1988/Madrid hosts the world premic-e of U2's concert movie "Rattle And Hum." Born: Charlie Daniels 1936, Telma Hopkins (Dawn) 1948

- Paul Colbert


WORLD Music October 12,1990 R&R 47

Cure FM (Slight Return) The latest broadcast of London's newest pirate radio

station - CURE FM - took place Saturday night (10/6) . There were a few differences between this

and last month's broadcast (ROL, 9/21) , however. This time the reception was loud

and clear, and ROBERT SMITH and company were on -air from l0pm until after lam. Featured album, unsurprisingly, was the CURE's new "Mixed Up" collection of remixes, due for UK release on October 29.

The `Loved' One Longtime critical favorites the

BLUE AEROPLANES, who've made the lower rungs of the UK charts with the first two singles from their "Swagger" album, now have an EP called "The Loved" on release, Tracks range from "You" and "You're Gonna Need Some- body" to "Sweet Jane" and a new version of "World View Blue."

Likewise new to the shops this week is the debut LP from the CHARLATANS (UK). Titled "Some Friendly," the disc. sports ten tracks, but the band's first hit ("The Only One I Know") isn't one of 'em. It's found only on the CD and cassette versions.

Charlie Watts - Is "Bird" the word?

Ode & On The Way The book written by CHARLIE

WATTS of the ROLLING STONES in 1965 as a tribute to jazz legend CHARLIE PARKER is set to be re- published. "Ode To A High Flying Bird" will reaper later this year in a limited edition of 3500 copies signed by Watts. Fifteen hundred of these will be on sale in the UK. The rest will be reserved for export sales.

Jimi Hendrix (Slight Return)

Polydor will release a 16 -track JIMI HENDRIX hits compilation this month galled "Cornerstones." The CD and cassette editions will include unreleased versions of "Fire" and "Stone Free" recorded at the Atlanta Pop Festival in 1970.

The following month, Polydor will issue a pair of CD -only boxed sets. "The Studio Box" will contain Hendrix's four original studio albums. "The Live Box" will sport

"Rock Over London" news is a service of Rock Over London Ltd., which can be reached at Globe Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, Lon- don W 1 V 7HD; phone 071-494- 4513.

four concert albums, one of which ("Isle Of Wight") features tracks previously available only on boot- leg releases.

Going Under Covers JIMMY SOMMERVILLE has

done a reggae -style version of the BEE GEES' "To Love Some- body," which will be his new single, to be released October 22.

The song will also be featured on Sommerville's forthcoming "Great- est Hits" album, which will include singles from his days with BRON- SKI BEAT and the COMMU- NARDS as well as his more recent solo material, and will be out No- vember 12.

Speaking of covers, LONDON- BEAT will issue their version of BOB MARLEY's "No Woman No Cry" on October 29, which is the

Robert Smith - Buc's a trend?

same day that their BMG/RCA la- belmate CARON WHEELER will follow her UK Top 20 solo debut "Livin' In The Light" with the title track of her album, "UK Blak."

Also due October 29, the second album from the BEAUTIFUL SOUTH, who are currently climbing the Network chart with the single, "A Little Time." Titled "Choke," the Go! Discs LP was produced by the band with MIKE HEDGES.

Morrissey Explicated Following up ROL's somewhat

sketchy reference last month (9/7) - all right, we admit it, we didn't know what it meant either - MOR- RISSEY has explained the lyrical ccntent of his new single ("Piccadil- ly Palare"), released this week.

"It's a song about male prostitution," the Mozzer told Vox magazine. "But I'm not running around in the street saying, 'Look at me singing about male prostitution, isn't that incredibly unique!' I don't want plaudits for examining a new sub -

BRITAIN LW TW

2 1 BOBBY VINTONBIue Velvet (Epic)

1 2 MARIA McKEE/Show Me Heaven (Epic)

3 3 LONDONBEAT/l've Been Thinking About You (Anxious/RCA) - 4 STATUS OUO/The Anniversary Waltz (Vertigo/PG)

10 5 PET SHOP BOYS/So Hard (Parlophone/EMI)

5 6 TWENTY 4 SEVEN f/CAPT. HOLLYW000/I Can't Stand It (BCM) - 7 TECHNOTRONIC/Megamix (Swanyard)

7 8 BASS-O-MATIC/Fascinating Rhythm (Virgin) - 9 M.C. HAMMER/Have You Seen Her? (Capitol)

4 10 STEVE MILLER BAND/The Joker (Capitol)

6 11 SNAP/Cult Of Snap (Arista)

19 12 MONIE LOVE f/TRUE IMAGE/It's A Shame (My Sister)

(Cooltempo/Chrysalis)

8 13 DEEE-LITE/Groove Is In The Heart/What Is Love? (Elektra)

13 14 CURE/Never Enough (Fiction)

16 15 MC TUNES 1/308 STATE/Tunes Splits The Atom (ZTT)

9 16 FARM/Groovy Train (Produce) - 17 HI -TEK 3 t/YA KID K/Spin That Wheel (Turtles Get Real)

(Brothers Organization)

20 18 DEPECHE MODE/World In My Eyes (Mute)

19 NENEH CHERRY/I've Got You Under My Skin (CircaNirgin)

20 CHIMES/Heaven (CBS)

Moving Up

ADVENTURES OF STEVIE V/Body Language (Mercury/PG)

BEAUTIFUL SOUTH/A Little Time (Go! Discs/PG)

CRIMINAL ELEMENT ORCHESTRA f/WENDELL WILLIAMS/Everybody

(De Construction/RCA)

SISTERS OF MERCY/More (Merciful Release)

MICA PARIS f/RAKIM/Contribution (4th & B'way/Island)

The Network Chart, courtesy MRIB

The Alarm - yet another slight return

ject, but I will say that even coming across a pop record with a reasona- bly unique situation is in itself interesting."

Incidentally, Morrissey is recording his next studio album at Hook End Manor, a studio run by his current producers (LANGER & WIN - STANLEY) in Reading, west of London. MARK NEVIN of FAIR- GROUND A9-fRACTION and former MADNESS member MARK BEDFORD are among those helping on the project.

Meanwhile, Morrissey's "Bona Drag" compilation is due on Mon- day (10/15), and will contain A- and B-sides stretching from "Suede - head" to the current single.

All Soul'd Out Once they finish their current

string of engagements, SOUL II SOUL will quit touring for good, says JAZZIE B. "People said we wouldn't be able to play live, but we've proved we can," he told a Brixton Academy audience last week. "This is the first and last tour we're ever going to do."

Soup Dragons (Slight Return)

The SOUP DRAGONS will release their reworked version of "Mother Universe" through Big Life this week. The single - originally out earlier this year - has been rerecorded as a seven -minute -plus dance number (!) . The new disc will be backed with a live rendition of "Dream E 4 -Ever." The 12 -inch adds a live version of "Softly" as well.

AUSTRALIA LW TW

1 1 INXS/Suicide Blonde 2 2 JIMMY BARNES/Lay Down

Your Guns

3 3 JOHN FARNHAM/Chain

Reaction

4 4 BLACK SORROWS/Harley &

Rose

5 5 SOUTHERN SONS/Heart In

Danger

8 6 ICEHOUSE/Miss Divine

9 7 JOHN FARNHAM/That's

Freedom

6 8 MIDNIGHT OIL/King Of The

Mountain

7 9 MARK WILLIAMS/Show No

Mercy

10 10 AC/DC/Thunderstruck

Most Added SKYHOOKS/Jukebox In Siberia

And speaking of remakes, the ALARM will be releasing a brand new version of their 1981 debut single ("Unsafe Building") on October 15. Only 1000 copies of the tune - originally issued on the band's own White Cross label - were pressed back in 1981.

This new version will sport a rere- cording of the Alarm's "Up For Murder," which also dates from 1981. Incidentally, the 12 -inch and CD versions will carry the original recordings of the two tunes.

Limited Addition DEPECHE MODE released a

"strictly scarce" 12 -inch edition of their current UK Top 30 single ("World In My Eyes") last week. It's a blue gel -wrapped pack with remixes of the A -side as well as a mix of "Happiest Girl" by ALEX PETERSON of the ORB.

There's A Guest In My House

And from our Interesting Col- laborations Dept.... this month's Q magazine reports that Scotland's the BLUE NILE and Louisiana's AARON NEVILLE will be guesting on ROBBIE ROBERTSON's next solo LP, due out in the new year.

It Ain't Over Until .. .

Ireland's the FAT LADY SINGS, recently signed to East West Rec- ords, will release their first product for the label next week. The "Man Scared" EP will feature three songs and follows their critically acclaimed independent singles "Archght" and "Dronning Maud Land."

CANADA LW TW

1 1 ALIAS/More Than Words Can Say

2 2 GOWAN/AII The Lovers In The

World

3 3 NORTHERN PIKES/Girl With A

Problem

4 4 COLIN JAMES/Just Came Back

6 5 JEFF HEALEY BAND/While My

Guitar Gently Weeps

5 6 SUE MEDLEY/That's Life

7 7 BARNEY BENTALL/Crime

Against Love

8 8 MCJ & COOL G/So Listen

9 9 BOX/Inside My Heart

10 10 PAUL JANZ/Stand

Most Added WORLD ON EDGE/Still Beating

RIK EMMETT/When A Heart Breaks

COLIN JAMES/Keep On Loving Me Baby

Top 10 Canadian CHR hits courtesy The Record (416) 533-9417.


48 Ra R October 12,1990 MUSIC COMPACT DATA ®

Traveling Wilburys: Volume Dealers The second Traveling Wilburys album - provoca-

tively titled "Volume 3" - is set for release on Oc- tober 30. While the brothers (not brothers) in the

band have crafted some 11 new songs, there've been some crafty changes in the lineup as well.

Meet the new guise: Spike is a former Bangladesh concert promoter, Muddy once spread full moon fever, Clayton is the former leader of an enlightened orchestra, and Boo, well, the answer my friend ... .

The first emphasis track, which shipped to AOR stations yesterday, is "She's My Baby" (guitar solo courtesy Charisma riffmeister Gary Moore).

Other tunes on the disc include: "Inside Out," "The Devil's Been Busy," "If You Belonged To Me," "7 Deadly Sins," "Poor House," "Cool Dry Place," "New Blue Moon," "You Took My Breath Away," and "Where Were You Last Night?" There's also a dance number this time around, titled "Wilbury Twist" (illustrated in- structions included).

Produced by Spike and Clayton, the Wilbury/WB platter also features session veterans Jim Keltner (drums), Jim Horn (saxophone), and Ray Cooper (percussion). The entire volume is dedicated to the late Lefty Wilbury.

Rx: McFerrin

EMI has set an October 30 release date for Bobby McFerrin's next LP, "Medicine Music." The self -produced platter sports a dozen new tunes, covering a variety of musical forms (Native Ameri- can chants, Indian raga music, M- rican, etc.) .

Songs include "Discipline" (featuring the ten -member Voicestra ensemble as well as a solo by

One Fur The Animals

Rhino Records has set a

February release date for its

forthcoming LP "fame Your-

self" - an animal rights-themed album to benefit the organization People For The Ethical Treatment Of Animals (PETA).

The project is highlighted by several duets, including Jeff Beck and Chrissie Hynde's "Skin Thieves," the indigo Girls and Michael Stipe's "l'Il Give You My Skin," Erasure and Lene Lovich's "Animal Rage," and Lovich and Nina Hagen's "Don't Kill The Animals."

Other contributions: Raw Youth's title track, Howard Jones's "Don't Be A Part Of It," the B -52's "Quiche Lorraine" (performed live), K.D.

Lang's "Damned Old Dog," Fetch - in' Bones' "Slaves," Exene Cervenka's "What I Have To Do," Belinda Carlisle's "Bless The Beasts And Children" (a remake of the Carpenters' tune), the Goose - bumps' "Asleep Too Long," Jane Wiedlin's "Fur" (remixed version), and actor River Phoenix's "Across The Way."

McFerrin's dad), "Common Threads" (inspired by a documentary on the AIDS quilt and featuring keyboardist Lyle Mays), "Baby," "Angry," and "Sweet In The Mornin' "

A Ripple Of Excitement The grape minds at PolyGram- distributed rooArt Records crushed ail competition for

Promo Item O' The Week by whet- ting industry appetites for Martha's Vineyard's new single, "Old Beach

Road," with custom designed bot-

tles of Martha's Vineyard Old Beach

Road cabernet. Some 2000 NAC and New Rock

connoisseurs were fortunate enough to receive the bottles, which were sent in wine boxes - even though the bottles' contents are, in fact, 100% natural sparkling juice.

In addition to sporting the band's

name on the outside, the wooden boxes contained a four -track pro -

CD preview of the band's new label

debut LP ("Martha's Vineyard") that features the single as well as

the songs "3 AM," "Skin On Skin," and "Sweet Love." Cheers!

Ink Spots LeVert's forthcoming Atlantic

LP, "Rope A Dope Style" is due on November 6. Produced by band members Gerald LeVert and Marc Gordon, the disc features ten original compositions, including the title track (and current single).

Profile recording artists Run- D.M.C. will release their fifth album, "Back From Hell," on No- vember 19. Entirely written and produced by the band, the 16 -track project will be preceded by the single "What's It All About" backed with the album track "The Ave."

Tommy Boy/Reprise recording artists Information Society will release their second LP, "Hack," on October 16. Lou Reed producer Fred Maher and the band twirled the knobs on the platter. First single: "Think"

The Jungle Brothers are producing Fishbone's forthcoming Co- lumbia LP, which is tentatively set for release in December.

The first single from Big Dad- dy Kane's next Reprise album, "A Taste Of Chocolate," is titled "'Cause I Can Do It Right." Look for the LP on October 30.

Whitney Houston will present the Children's Diabetes Founda- tion's Brass Ring Award to Stevie Wonder during the organization's "Carousel Of Hope" benefit in Los Angeles on October 26.

Charisma Records has inked a deal to release and market two LPs from indie label Cutting Records: t he debut albums from dance duo

2 In A Room and singer/actor Coro. Look for the Room's LP in November and Coro's by year's end.

Bruce Springsteen has donated $50,000 to the World Hunger Year's Reinvesting In America program -- a charity project designed to eliminate hunger and poverty in the U.S.

The Scorpions' "Crazy World" Mercury LP is due November 6.

The 11 -track disc features the tunes "Tease Me Please Me," "Lust Or Love," "Don't Believe Her," "Restless Nights," and the ballad "Wind Of Change." Noted knob - twirler Keith Olsen produced.

Silver Beatles

Elk Grove Village, IL -based Chicagoland Processing Corp. has issued 10,000 limited edition com- memorative coins honoring the 25th anniversary of the Beatles' movie ''Help!"

The pure -silver ducats are the first in a series of Beatles coins which will be issued to honor the band members and 13 different Beatles albums. List price: $34.95

each. For more info, call (800) 765-0123.

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51.5 million households Patti Galluzzi

Director/Music Programming

Meeks On

HEAVY

FAIM NO MORE/Falling To Pieces (SlashReprise) 7

WHITNEY HOUSTON/I'm Your Baby... (Arista) . ADD BILLY IDOL/L.A. Warren (Chrysalis) 11

INXS/Suicide Blonde (Atlantic) 9 JANET JACKSON/Black Cat (MM) 9 M.C. HAMMER/Pray (Capital) 7

MOTLEY CRUE/Same 01' Situation (S.O.S.) (Elektra) 9 SLAUGHTER/Fly To The Angels (Chrysalis) 14

VANILLA ICE/Ice Ice Baby (SBK) 7

WARRANT/Cherry Pie (Columbia) 8

EXCLUSIVES

JON BON JOVI/Miracle (Mercury) 2

DARYL HALL & JOHN OATESBo Close (Arista) 3 HEART/Stranded (Capitol) 5 POISON/Soenethirg To Believe In (Enigma/Capitol) 5 WILSON PHILLIPS/mpulsive (SBK) 3 WINGER/Miles Away (Atlantic) 5

STRESS

DEEE-UTE/Droove Is In The Heart (Elektra) 8 JELLYFISH/The King Is Hall -Undressed (Charisma) 4

URBAN DANCE SOUAD/Deeper Shade Ti._ (Arista) 7

BUZZ BIN

CUREMever Enough (Elektret .. 4 IGGY POP/Candy (Virgin) 7

SOUP DRAGONS/'m Free (Big Life/Mercury) 7

ACTIVE

AC/DC/Ihurderstruck (Atco) 7 ALIAS/More Than Words Can Say (EMI) 5 BLACK CROWEBWard To... (Del American/Geffen) 5 DAVID CASSIDY/Lyin' To Myself (Enigma) ... ADD CONCRETE BLONDE/Joey (IRS) 18 HUMAN LEAGUE/Heart Like A Wheel (A&M) 4 INFO. SOCIETY/Think (Tommy Boy/Reprise) 5 LIVING COLOUR/Type (Epic) 10 PEBBLES/Giving You The Benefit 01... (MCA) ADD ROBERT PLANT/Nirvana (Es Parana/Atlantic) 2 OUEENSRYCHE/Empire (EMI) 7 PAUL SIMON/The Obvious Child (WB) 2 UB40/The Way You Do The Things You Do (Virgin) 4 VAUGHAN BROTHERS/Tick Tock (Epic) .. 2

MEDIUM DAMN YANKEESWigh Enough (WB) 4 DON DOKKEN/Mirror Mirror (Geffen) 8 BOB DYLAN/Unbelievable (Columbia) 4 HOUSE OF LORDS/Can't Find... (Simmons/CA) ADD JANE'S ADDICTION/Stop! (WB) 7

LOVE/HATE/Why Do You Think They_. (Colombe) . 8 MAGGIE'S DREAM/Love & Tears (Capital) ADD SINEAD O'CONNOR/Three Babies (Chrysalis) 3 SOHOMIppychick (Atco) ADD STYXrtove Is The Ritual (MM) 4 ROGER WATERS.Another Brick... (Part 2) (Mercury) 4 NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY.../Mansion On._ (Reprise) 3

F BREAKOUT 1

ANTHRAX!Got The Time (Megaforceilslard) 4 T. CONWELL & THE.../I'm Seventeen (Columbia) 4 BOB MOULD It's Too Late (Virgin) 4 TONY! TONI I TONE I/Feels Good (W irg/Polydor) 2 TOO MUCH JOY/That's A Lie (GiantM'B) 8 TRIXTER,/Give It To Me Goad (Mechanic/MCA) 2 WIRE TRAIN/Should She Cry (MCA) 8

j HOT NEW VIDEOS

DEEE-LITE/Groove Is In The Heart (Elektra) 8 WHITNEY HOUSTON/1'm Your Baby- (Arista) ADD JELLYFISH/The King Is Half -Undressed (Charisma¡ 4 MAGGIE'S DREAM/Love & Tears (Capitol) ADD VAUGHAN BROTHERS/Tick Tock (Epic) 2

!ADDS

DAVID CASSIDY/Lyin' To Myself (Enigma)

HOUSE OF LORDS/Can't Find My... (Simmons/RCA)

WHITNEY HOUSTON/I'm Your Baby Tonight (Arista)

MAGGIE'S DREAM/Love & Tears (Capital)

PEBBLES/Giving You The Benefit Of... (re -add) (MCA)

SOHOMippychìck (Atco)

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36.8 million households Sal LoCurto, Director/Music Programming

Norman Schoenfeld, Director/Talent & Artist Relations

Weeks On

HEAVY

AFTER 7/Can't Stop (Virgin) 9 BREATHE/Say A Prayer (A&M) 7 PHIL COWNS/Sonnethirg Happened On... (Atlantic) 11

TAYLOR DAYNE,Heart 01 Stone (Arista) 4 WHITNEY HOUSTON/I'm Your Baby.- (Arista) ADD MAXI PRIEST/Close To Tou (Charisma) 18 PAUL YOUNG/Oh Girl (Colombe) 14

DEVELOPMENT

ANITA BAKER/Soul Inspiration (Ekktra) 2

MARIAH CAREY/Love Takes Time (Columbia) 4 DAVID CASSIDY1Lyin' To Myself (Enigma) 6 HARRY CONNICK JR./We Are In Love (Columbia) 1

ROBERT CRAY/Forecast (Calls For Pain) (Mercury) 6 DAN FOGELBERG/Rhythm Of The... (Full Moon/Epic) 1

JEFF HEALEY BAND/While My Guitar._ (Arista) 3 MICHAEL McDONALD/Tear It Up (Reprise) 1

PEBBLES/Giving You The Benefit 01_ (MCA) . ADD CARLY SIMON/Better Ne Tell Her (Arista) 1

PAUL SIMON/The Obvious Child (WB) 1

TAKE BA L -O -V -E U (Reprise) 3 VAUGHAN BROTHERS/Tick Tock (Epic) 1

SYDNEY YOUNGBLOOD/l'd Rather Go_. (Arista) 8

Information current as of October 9.

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CONCERT PULSE

Pos. Artist

1 GRATEFUL DEAD

2 NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK

3 PHIL COLLINS 4 BILLY JOEL

5 ERIC CLAPTON

8 DEPECHE MODE

7 JANET JACKSON

8 AEROSMITH

9 MOTLEY CRUE

10 CHER

11 KENNY G/M. BOLTON

12 ANITA BAKER 13 B -52'S 14 ROBERT PLANT

15 M.C. HAMMER

16 STEVE MILLER

17 JAMES TAYLOR

18 HEART

19 CROSBY, STILLS & NASH

20 BONNIE RAITT

Arg. Gross (in 000s)

$11626 $935.9 $846.4 $711.4 $635.6 $615.1 $467 3

$339.0 $297.0 $250.0 $236.4 $231.9 $223.5 $211.4 $191 8

$191.0 $188.3 $171.0 $166.07 $166.06

New Tours Among this week's new tours.

ORAMARAMA BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE

TOM JONES

LIVING COLOUR

MEAT LOAF

BOB MOULD

O'JAYS SMITHEREENS

WENDY & LISA

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The CONCERT PULSE is a weekly conputerh- ed report ranking each a Sst by fhei average

box office gross reported per venire. Courtesy of Poliste. e publcati n of Promoters' On -Lire Listings, (800) 344-7383, or In Californie,

(209) 224-2631.


BRAD MESSER

First The Mike, Then The Mike Fright The first time a new anchor sits alone in front of a hot

mike, entrusted with a live newscast, performance pressure hits world -record levels. The cadence of his thumping heart says MIKE fright ... MIKE fright .. .

Worrying that he might freeze up brain -dead if anything goes wrong, a new anchor can be somewhere between nervous and panicky as he simultaneously deals with knobs, switches, sliders, keys, meters, cart tapes, scripts, and talking.

It may be impossible for an experienced broadcaster to remember how confusing everything can be at first. However, on the whole, those shaky premiere broadcasts often come off without incident, in large part because of the careful attention devoted to preparation.

Given all the confusion and pressure, a general rule is that a good first newscast is any in which

the announcer maintains bladder control and incurs no lawsuits.

Industrial -Strength Mistake Following the first solo perfor-

mance, a new anchor begins working his or her way into the real routine of the newsroom. After a few weeks, with the initial shock over, confidence begins to build. The board no longer looks like the panel of a jumbo jet. Duties such as dubbing and labeling, even tape editing, are taken in stride.

The new person begins pulling more weight. Before too many weeks have passed, he becomes a truly productive part of the depart-

ment. In the natural progression of things, there comes a period of overconfidence when the beginner is liable to make his first industrial - strength professional mistake.

A colleague of mine, during just such a period, announced a whole set of headlines with his mike and headset switched to the audition channel; while he announced heads to himself, the station ran dead air. He came to the commercial break and punched off the spot tape, then looked up just as the first running person came through the studio door to check his board.

He later admitted he had been a little miffed at the intrusion into what felt like a perfectly smooth newscast. And it was smooth, in a sense - his program channel VU meter had never moved.

America's Deadliest Virus Epidemic MONDAY, OCTOBER 22 - Washington and Baltimore ran out of coffins in 1918 during a terrible outbreak of "Spanish" influenza, which infected 25% of the U.S. population and killed 500,000 Americans. New York alone had 19,000 flu deaths. The epidemic had started in China, dispersed worldwide (making it a pandemic), and claimed 21

million lives in the deadliest virus rampage since the Black Death plague of five centuries earlier. The Cuban Missile Crisis began in 1962 when JFK imposed an air and sea blockade of the island. The first commercial Xerox copier was demonstrated in 1948. Gen. Sam Houston was installed as President of the Independent Republic of Texas in 1836. Birthdays: Annette Funicello 48. Christopher Lloyd ("Back To The Future") 52. Timothy Leary 70.

Soviet Tanks Crushed Hungarian Revolt TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23 - Some 100,000 Hungarians took part in anti -government demonstrations in Budapest in 1956, showing solidarity with their Polish neighbors who had rioted against communist rule. The revolution movement grew until it was crushed November 4 by 16 Soviet divisions with 2000 tanks. The world did not ride to the rescue: the UN condemned the Soviet action, and the U.S. gave asylum to some surviving Hungarian "freedom fighters." A truck bomb killed 241 at U.S. Marine headquarters in Beirut in 1983. Congress approved a gasoline emergency rationing plan in 1979 but did not put it into effect. Women's suffrage got a boost when 25,000 women demonstrated in

New York City in 1915 demanding the vote in all 48 states. Birthdays: Doug Flutie 28. "Weird Al" Yankovic 31. Johnny Carson 65.

Black Thursday Kicked Off Depression WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24 - This was Black Thursday on Wall Street in 1929, the beginning of the stock market crash that set off the worldwide Great Depression. America had 12 million unemployed by 1931, and more than 37,000 banks, corporations, and other businesses had failed. Vietnam was established in French Indochina in 1945. Anna Taylor made the first trip over Niagara Falls in a barrel in 1901 and then had to be rescued because she couldn't swim. The lucifer friction match was patented in 1836. United Nations Day, by presidential proclamation, commemorating the founding of the UN in 1945. Birthdays: Bill Wyman (Rolling Stones) 49. Y.A. Tittle 64.

54,763 Eggs Hit The Skillet THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25 - The world's largest omelet - with 54,763 eggs and 531 pounds of cheese - was whipped together in a 30 -foot skillet at Las Vegas in 1986. Grenada was invaded by 2000 U.S. Marines and Army Rangers in 1983. The Bulova Accutron electronic wristwatch was introduced in 1960, the first successful watch without springs. The U.S. Air Force announced in 1954 that it would no longer investigate the public's reports of UFOs. The first American postal cards were issued in 1870. Birthdays: Minnie Pearl 78.

Doonesbury Turns 20 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26 - Gary B. Trudeau's "Doonesbury" comic strip premiered in 1970. Coffee hoarding and price hikes hit the U.S. in 1949 as a result of crop failures in Latin America. Bismarck, ND dropped to ten degrees below zero in 1919, the town's coldest October temperature. The Earps, Doc Holiday, and the Clantons fought the gunfight at the OK Corral in 1881 at Tombstone, Arizona. The Erie Canal opened in 1825 connecting the Hudson River with the Great Lakes. Birthdays: Jaclyn Smith 42. Pat Sejak 44.

Saturday (10/27): Lee Greenwood 48. John Cleese 51. Sunday (10/28): Annie Potts ("Designing Women") 38. Jane Alexander 51.

October 12,1990 R&R 49

CMJ MUSIC MARATHON

OF ~ EVENTS "The Discovery and Development of New Artists"

October 24 - 27,, 1990 The Vista Hotel New York City WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1990 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM REGISTRATION


THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1990 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM REGISTRATION


Nieuw Amsterdam West Ballroom, Foyer

11:00 AM - 4:00 PM COLLEGE RADIO WORKSHOP

AGENDA

The Liberty Room

Henry Rollins of Wartime will deliver a

Spoken Word performance.

INTERNAL STATION OPERATIONS College Administration Relations Management Chaders and the Executive Board Recruiting, Motivating And Maintaining A Staff Continuity And Growth

STATION FINANCE Budgeting Fundraising

NETWORKING IN COLLEGE RADIO Campus Awareness And Activities Community Volunteers Interaction With The Local Scene Communication Among Stations Nationwide

SOCIAL RELEVANCY Educational Programming Addressing Civic And Societal Concerns

MUSIC PROGRAMMING Managing An Air Staff Maintaining A Music Library Playlets And Tipsheel Reporting Record Company Relations Music And Airplay Philosophies

12:00 - 5:00 PM Tall Ships Lounge

BMI LIVE

12:30 - 1:45 PM PUBLISHING, COPYRIGHT á THE REST OF YOUR

UFE The Broadway Suite Moderator Jerry Love (Famous Music Publishing Companies)

CDs á D.A.T.s: WHERE HAS ALL THE VINYL GONE? The River Suite

VIDEO á VALIDITY: IN THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER The Park Suite Moderator Steven Schnur (Chrysalis)

2:00 - 3:15 PM THE ROOTS/FOLK PANEL

the Broadway Suite

RECORD PRODUCTION: FROM STUDIO TO STORE The River Suite Panelist. Hank Shocklee (Producers T UL.). and more TBA

THE FUTURE OF ALTERNATIVE COMMERCIAL RADIO The Park Suite Moderato. Alex Miller (Virgin)

3:30 - 4:45 PM ON THE ROAD: EFFECTIVE TOURING

The Broadway Suite Moderator Larry Butler (Warner Bros.)

RETAIL & DISTRIBUTION: THE BOTTOM LINE The River Suite Moderator Adam Kaplan (Virgin)

THE FINE PRINT: IT'S A LEGAL MATTER The Park Suite Moderator Michael R. Hutilo, Esa.

6:00 - B:00 PM Nieuw Amsterdam Center Ballroom

CHAMELEON RECORDS PRESENTS "THE CMJ WELCOMING PARTY" WITH PERFORMANCES BY FERRON/MARY'S OANISH/ECOTOUR


FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1990 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM REGISTRATION


Niera Amsterdam West Ballroom, Foyer

11:00 AM KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Nieuw Amsterdam Ballroom.

Eric Bogosian Best known for his solo shows Dunking

In Amerce and Sex, Drugs, Rack & RAU,

and his play Talk Radio, in which he starred and co wrote the film version, directed by Oliver Slone.

KRS-ONE Kris Parker, a ka. KRS,ONE, by his own words is "a teacher and a poet" With his production company Boogie Down Productions. Parker has released lour albums whose street poetry gees for the throat, most recently "Edulainment."

12:00 - 5:00 PM Tall Ships Lounge y,

BMI LIVE

1:30 - 2:45 PM TIPS & TRADES: BUY AN AD AND WE'LL TELL YOU

The Broadway Suite

Moderator Dawn Hood (Charisma)

SO YOU WANT TO BE A ROCK 'N' ROLL CZAR: CAREERS IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY The River Suite Moderator Hugo Burnham (Island)

BAND SURVIVAL: WILL YOUR DUES PAY OFF? The Park Suite Moderator Lyle Fly0en (Das Damen)

ARTIST DISCOVERY á DEVELOPMENT: TALENT, TIMING 8 TENACITY Nieuw Amsterdam East Bakroom Moderator Sean Coakley (Arista)

FREEDOM OF SPEECH: SHHH BIG BROTHER'S LISTENING Nieuw Amsterdam Center Ballroom Moderator Howie Klein (Warner Bros. Sire)

3:00 - 4:15 PM MAJORS & INDIES: A MARRIAGE MADE IN ?

The Broadway Suite

Moderator Craig Marks (CMJ)

HORIZONS: NEW TERRITORY, NEW COUNTRY The River Suite Moderator' Tony Brown (MCA) Panelists Darrell Anderson (High Tone), Jim Caligmri (CMJ), Tracy Gershon, (CBS Tree Publishing), Doug Grau Warner Bros.), Carlyne Majer (Ms Management). Kevin Welch (Artist)

CONCERTS ON CAMPUS: PRODUCTION 8 PROMOTION The Park Suite

MUSIC MARKETING: FROM CONCEPT TO CONSUMER Nieuw Amsterdam East Ballroom

COLLEGE RADIO IN THE 'Mn: HAS THE EDGE DULLED? Nieuw Amsterdam Center Ballroom Moderator Dave Gottlieb (Epic)


FICTION RECORDS IN ASSOCIATION WITH CMJ AND ELEKTRA RECORDS PRESENT "MIXED UP MARATHON" LISTENING PARTY FEATURING THE CURE'S NEW ALBUM "MIXED UP." ALSO FEATURING DIE WARZAU IN PERFORMANCE. Sanctuary At Hot Rod. 270 11th Avenue (at 28th Street).

8:00 PM CMJ á ATLANTIC RECORDS PRESENT REDD KROSS/LEMONHEADS/AN EMOTIONAL FISH The Ritz, 54 West 541h Street

SATURDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1990 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM REGISTRATION


Nieuw Amsterdam West Ballroom, Foyer

11:00 AM - 12:15 PM THE WORLD MUSIC PANEL

The Broadway Suite

Moderator Jerry Rappaport (Mango)

ENTREPRENEURSHIP & MUSIC: D.I.V. STRATEGIES 8 MECHANICS The River Suite

THE RAP PANEL The Park Suite

Moderator Carmelite Sanchez Panelists Sophia Chang (Atlantic), Tony D (ProducerlPoor Righteous Teachers), Bobby Garcia (OefJamIRAL), David Mays (The Source), Mike Nardone (10(W), D.Nice (Artist), Albert Ragusa (Tommy Boy), Wildman Steve (MAU)

OFF THE RECORD: CONSUMER PRESS FROM BUTTRAG TO ROLLING STONE Nieuw Amsterdam Center Ballroom Moderato- Karen Schoemer (Freelance Writer)

Ada: WHAT'S WRONG WITH THIS TAPE? The Liberty Room Moderator Jeff Fenster (Charisma)

12:00 - 5:00 PM Tall Ships Lounge

BMI LIVE

12:30 - 1:45 PM THE JAll PANEL

The Broadway Suite

Moderator. Michael Dorf (Knitting Factory)

COLLEGE/NON-COMMERCIAL RADIO & THE COMMUNITY The River Suite Moderator David Newgarden (WFMU)

THE BEAT BOX CONCLAVE The Park Suite Moderator Bill Stephney )S.0.U.L.) Panelist John Mars (2 Black 2 Strong MMG), and more TBA.

THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENTS Nieuw Amsterdam Center Ballroom Moderator- Kramer (Shimmy Disc)

THE STATE OF THE MUSIC BIZ: A CURRENT AFFAIR The Liberty Room

2:00 - 3:15 PM THE REGGAE PANEL

The Broadway Suite

RECORD PROMOTION & COLLEGE RADIO The River Suite Moderator Bruce Flehr (RCA)

THE RAP ARTIST PANEL The Park Suite Moderator Jell Foss (WRHU) PaoelsLs D -Nice (Mist), Kid Frost, (Artist), Harmony (Artist), P.A. Pasemasler Mase (De La Soup, MC Serch (3rd Bass). Mike G

(Jungle Bros.), MC Mustala (Movement Ex), Nikki D (Artist), Lakim Shabazz (Artist)

SUCCESSFULLY MANAGING THE NEW ARTIST The Libedy Room Moderator: John Silva (Gold Mountain Ent.)

3:30- 4:45 PM THE ARTIST ENCOUNTER & FREE FOR ALL

Nieuw Amsterdam Ballroom

Moderator Mn Scelsa (WXRK)


METAL MARATHON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1990 12:30 - 1:45 PM RETAIL & MARKETING: GRAND THEFT ALLOWANCE

Nieuw Amsterdam Fast Ballroom

2:00-3:15 PM INTERVIEW WORKSHOP: DIGGING DEEP WITHOUT

BURYING YOURSELF Nieuw Amsterdam East Ballroom Moderator Daiwa Darzin (Freelance Journalist) Panelists: Steffan Chirazi Ceram, Rip, BAM), Jeff Kitts (Faunos lions), David Sprague (MTV), Adrienne Stone (Stone Commuerca lions) Tommy Victor (Prong)

3:30 - 4:45 PM IBA

New Amsterdam East Ballroom

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1990 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM ARTIST DEVELOPMENT: BUILDING THE PERFECT

BEAST The Liberty Room Moderator Susan Silver (Susan Silver Management)

12:30 - 1:45 PM METAL PROGRAMMING AND PROMOTION:

RADIOACTIVE OR CARBON -DATED? The Liberty Room

Moderator Cheryl Valentine (RelabvitylCombaEkr.Effect)

Panelists Bridget Roy (Columbia), Bill Schacht (Foundations),

Kevin Sharp (CMJ), Rob Tarantino (AIM), Bob Thomas MISER),

Sally Vicious (WTPA)

2:00 - 3:15 PM ALTERNAPSYCHEMETALFUNKRAPCORE: THE CREATIVITY, CONFORMITY AND CONFUSION OF CROSSING OVER

The Liberty Room

Moderator Howie Abrams (In.Effect)

3:30 - 4:45 PM KEYNOTE ADDRESS

The Liberty Room -

ter Lemmy

"Godfather Call him a legend and he'll scoff. Call him flue "Godfather Oi Thrash" and he'll probably hit you. We'll play it sae and say that Lemmy Kilmister of Molorhead, one of rock's most endearing and endur ing figures, will be delivering the Keynote Speech for Metal Marathon '9d.

SATURDAY- OCTOBER 27. 1990 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM MOMS OF ROCK: TO HELL FROM MATERNITY Nieuw Amsterdam East Ballroom Panelist Carole Brown (enter Mom), Muriel Lilker (Nuclear Assault Mom), and more TBA.

1:00 - 2:30 PM ARTIST PANEL

Nieuw Amsterdam East Ballroom

MORE TO BE FIGURED OUT LATER Schedule subject to change

For more information contact: Joanne Abbot Green at 15161466-6000 or Far 516-466.7159. Mail to: CMl Natal Marathon,-, 245 Groat Nock ad., 3rd Floor, Croat Neck, NY 11021.


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CHR CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO

Dave Shakes Up Chicago `Three -M Plan' Boosts B96 7.1-10.4 In Birch

Since joining the station in January, WBBM-FM (B96) /Chicago PD Dave Shakes - who left the WTIC-FM/ Hartford PD post - has taken B96 to the top. In the Birch summer book, B96 rose 7.1-10.4; crosstown rival WYTZ (Z95), by contrast, posted 3.4-3.3. B96 registered 4.6-5.2 in the summer Arbitron, while Z95 scored 2.8-2.6.

Shakes explained the story behind B96's success. "When Tom Matheson became VP/GM in spring 1989, he brought a new agenda and a change in vision. B96 was a fine station that needed to grow. He wanted to make it a monster CHR [dominating] Chicago. When he asked me to consider taking the job, I felt B96 had the [necessary] resources. We mapped out a plan and executed it."

The "Three -M Plan," as Shakes called it, involved revamping music, mornings, and marketing. "I recruited a new MD [and midday personality], Todd Cavanah, from a national promo post at Elektra. He had been MD at KRXY (Y108)/ Denver before going into records.

"Todd and I have gotten heavily into the regular callout process, but adding perceptual and strategic [research as well as] focus groups helped us figure out what the hits are in Chicago. We've taken con -

Music Monitor WBBM-FM (B96)IChicago is

80% current and carries eight min-

utes of spots each hour. Key posi-

tioning liners include "The most hit music," "12 -Song Music Mara- thons," and "B96, Chicago's No. 1

Hit Music Station." Here's a sample 5pm hour, when Gary Spears drives Chicago home.

GLENN MEDEIROS/She Ain't Worth It

SWEET SENSATION/If Wishes Came True

ALISHA/Bounce Back MADONNA/Open Your Heart BLACK BOX/Everybody

Everybody MAXI PRIEST/Close To You PAULA ABDUL/Straight Up STEVIE B/Because I Love You

BELL BM DEVOE/Do Me RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS/

Unchained Melody

CYNTHIA & JOHNNY O/ Dreamboy/Dreamgirl

TAYLOR DAYNE/Prove Your Love M.C. HAMMER/U Can't Touch This

Dave Shakes

trol of the music computer system instead of letting it run the station. We can present a variety of tex- tures and play the best songs most often."

B96 has adopted a dance -leaning profile and plays occasional pop records for balance. "It's not a question of lack of market exposure for rock and pop product; it's just that much of the music doesn't translate into hit records here. This is a slow market. I'm used to records burning out in 12 weeks, but that's the length of time it takes for most records to kick in here. The slowness of listener response has a lot to do with the size of the city -a city which offers more to do than just listening to the radio. When I see the research and feel the streets, I react accordingly.

"The B96 Friday and Saturday night dance shows are huge. They're produced by several of the leading local mix masters and fea -

"Our overall approach has been to do basic radio well."

ture Chicago house music. We discovered the hit by 2 In Room, 'Wig- gle It,' which generated so many requests we added it. Now Charis- ma Records has released it."

Morning Madness

Shakes was fortunate in inher- iting a workable morning team. "Mornings had a good foundation with Ed Volkman and Joe Bohan- non [the `Eddie & JoBo Show'] and Karen Hand. What we've done is format the show to make sure

they're topical and controversial. We do a couple of features that go over well. The first is `Confession Wednesday,' when Chicagoans confess all the scams, crimes, women sleeping with local ball players, pregnant mistresses, and other great gossip a city like this can produce.

"Thursday is 'No Panties Thurs- day' - for men and women. We encourage both sexes to go to work without underwear, then to call us and report their status. One of the best promotions we did was when Madonna hit the city. We announced we'd pay for parking [$5] if lis -

"This is a slow market. I'm used to records burning out in 12 weeks, but that's the length of time it takes for most records to kick in here."

teners came to the concert with underwear on their car antennas; 90% of the cars had underwear. That's almost 6000 cars."

Birth Of The `Killer Bee'

To market the station, the "Killer Bee Culture" was established. Shakes related, "We deter- mined there was confusion between B and Z, and 96 and 95. So Killer Bee was the creative solu-

The Killer Bee inflatable mascot.

tion to help us stand out. Now it's developed into a way of life. When we tell listeners, `Gimme a B,' they put a finger to their lips and make a buzzing sound, which moves into a stuttered B -B -B96. At the end of contests, we say 'Give us a B' in-

stead of the standard `What's your favorite radio station?' It's permission for the listeners to act silly.

"We've also distributed 1.5 million Killer Bee B96 Winner Stickers. We pull people over in their cars and they win from $100-

$5000. The stickers were initially distributed through the Chicago Sun Times Sunday edition, and now we get them out through Chicago- land White Hen Pantry Stores [ a chain of local convenience stores]. They've made us very visible."

Marketing Push Reaching out to the community

is a B96 hallmark. "Using prerecorded PSAs done by the DJs and running them [during other personalities' shifts] not only helps promote worthy organizations and events, but helps make our guys stars in other dayparts. When a tornado ripped through the area this summer, we pulled our bumper sticker vans off the streets for a few days and donated the money they would have given away to disaster relief efforts.

"Our DJs make as many appearances as possible to increase personal and station visibility. We've got a winning lineup including Gary Spears (afternoons), George McFly (nights), Coco Cortez (late - nights), and Greg Murray (overnights). McFly does `Street Buzz,' a feature during which listeners talk about what's going on in Chi- cago - anything from dedications to soldiers they know in the Middle East to what's happening at a party down the street. `Street Buzz' runs at 8pm. At 9pm there's 'The Flame -Throwing Five,' which fea -


Z95's Lippincott: `Things Will Even Out' While competitor WBBM-FM (B96) soared, WYTZ

(Z95)/Chicago was basically flat in the summer Birch. Ac- cording to Z95 OM Ric Lippincott, Birch's ratings method- ology is to blame.

"I don't look at Birch even when we've done well in it," said Lippin- cott. "It just doesn't seem to track well at all against Arbitron in Chicago.

"B96 is very hot right now, and I attribute that to the ethnic audience it's generated by playing dance music. One ethnic diary is worth three times that of a nonethnic diary. That means Z95 has to get three listeners for every ethnic listener [B96 gets] just to break even. With our CHR approach, I haven't figured out how to increase our ethnic composition without compromising the nonethnic audience.

"I was in this market when Arbi- tron instituted DST (Differential Survey Treatment) and maybe it's

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time the situation was examined again. Since the size of the ethnic audience has increased in major markets, maybe DST has become

a form of reverse discrimination against stations not superserving the ethnic audiences." According

"Z95 has to get three listeners for every ethnic listener [B96 gets] just to break even."

to the summer Birch, B96's ethnic composition is 60.7% white, 28.2%

Latino, and 11.1% black. Z95's audience is 93.7% white and 6.3% La- tino.

Lippincott remains optimistic about Z95's longterm future: "B96 is doing well but I expect things will even out when the audience tires of what it plays, which is really disco."


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tures the night's top requested records. Once a week McFly brings in high school cheerleaders to help him count them down.

"B96 has focused on marketing rather than contests. We've done no TV, some bus signs, and our bumper stickers are heaviest in the 'burbs where most of our listeners are."

Credit Where It's Due Scoring double digits in Birch

was naturally exciting for Shakes, but he noted, "The significant thing is that last summer B96 had a 5.3 in Birch and now we're up to 10.4.

We've almost doubled in a year. Our cume is 1.5 million - 600,000 more than Z95's. We're having a banner year.

"You can sell the 12-34s and make a lot of money. I know this because the bulk of our business comes from 18-49. We're now creeping into the Tbp Tèn in 25-54.

We can get more cume and TSL. This has been a building block year and next year is the expansion year.

"Our overall approach has been to do basic radio well with great jocks and better hit music, and to make our listeners happy. We go the extra mile to make sure every letter is answered and each phone call is returned. This reinforces to listeners the idea that B96 is their radio station."

A BARBECUE SINGALONG - KDWB/Minneapolis hosted a "Backyard Jam" free barbecue, and Wilson Phillips

dropped by to flip burgers and sing songs. Shown in pre -flip mode are (l -r) KDWB's Mr. Ed Lambert, Paul Williams,

Wendy and Carnie Wilson, the station's Wally Pike, Chynna Phillips, and KDWB's Dangerous Dan, Spyder Harrison,

Ann Margaret and Jil Da/sin.

MOTION Ken Barnett moves from

WMJJ/Birmingham to middays at KHYI (Y95)/Dallas.

Midday announcer Shelly Morgan becomes KWOD/Sac- ramento MD as Pam Grund segues to WIOO/Philadelphia.

Changes at WBWB/Bloomington, IN:

PD Mark Callaghan is promoted to Di-

rector/CHR Programming for University Broadcasting, APD/MD Jim Cerone is

named PD and will still handle music, and Johnny Von moves from Universi- ty's WAZY/Lafayette, IN to replace Cal-

laghan in AM drive. KGGI/Riverside, CA ups Mike Marino to overnights and Andi Marshall to AM news anchor .. .

WCKZ/Charlotte adds Rex DeShan- non, most recently at KNRJ/Houston, to afternoons to succeed Don O'Neil.

WVIC/Lansing gives middayer Laura Kelley MD duties ... Former WSRZ/ Sarasota APD/MD/night rocker Scott Chase is doing weekends at WFLZ (Power Pig)/Tampa under the nom de aire Stretch Marx ... With Chris Ruh in as PD at KSND/Eugene, OR and re-

placing Bwana Johnny, MD Loiita Velez exits ... WIXX/Green Bay MD Steve Louizos gives up those duties to

concentrate on his night shift. Newly named APD/afternoon driver Joe Crain dons the MD hat too ... KKXX/Bak- ersfield ups afternoon driver Magic Mark Alan to MD ... WHYT/Detroit morning cohost Dr. Drex slides into

middays, displacing middayer J.J. Walkman (aka Shadow Daniels).

Former KKDJ/Fresno morning man

Denny Schaefer is now in mornings at

WGRD/Grand Rapids ... Former KODJ/L.A. afternoon driver Frances Rose is doing parttime air work at

crosstown KQLZ (Pirate Radio) .. .

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WGOR/Lansing welcomes new Re-

search Director/Programming Asst. Mike Shafer from WMMR/Philadelphia ... With KSAQ/San Antonio bringing in

Willie B for afternoons, Cruze cruises to mornings as AM man Scott K.

James exits. Six -year KIIS/L.A. parttimer Benny

Martinez moves to afternoons at XHTZ Jammin' Z90)/San Diego ... It's mu-

sical shifts at WPRR/Altoona, PA:

Scott St. John moves from afternoons to mornings, Dave McCall, nights to af-

ternoons, Bob McCarty, overnights to nights, and Steve Hilton, weekends to overnights ... WZYQ/Frederick, MD

welcomes announcers Barry McKay (mornings), Bob Maxwell (nights), Di-

ana Gibson (overnights), and Lauren Bach (weekends), and staffer Brian Sands rises to Production Director.

Doctor Barry Hill moves from afternoons to mornings at WKQB/Charies- ton, SC following Steve Stephens's resignation ... KZZU/Spokane, WA ups Rob Potter to Programming Asst./Asst. Promotions Director .. .

Marc Arturi is now doing nights at

WBUS/Kankakee, IL, corning from afternoons at WKKD/Aurora, IL ... At

WZEE (Z104)/Madison, Barber &

Cohen return to mornings, MD/night rocker Fletcher Keyes moves to mid -

days, PD Matt Hudson goes to afternoons, Johnny Danger (aka Jeff Kelly from WAPI/Birmingham) comes in for nights, and Dana DeVllle segues to overnights.

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WALT LOVE

WVAZ Turns Two Pioneering Black AC Superserves Adult Audience

On October 18, 1988, WBMX/Chicago became WVAZ (V103), and began presenting a unique hybrid format - Black AC. It was based on Dusties, Chicago's term for Oldies or "Old Soul Gold." Other stations have tried variations on this format during the past two years, but none has shown the kind of commitment Broadcast Partners Inc. has at V103.

WVAZ has not only made an impact in the market with its sound, but also with its consistently solid ratings in both Birch and Arbitron (see box).

In The Beginning WVAZ President/GM Barry

Mayo hired Tony Kidd from Coun- try WBEE-FM/Rochester to take on the task of creating this new format. Kidd has served as V103 OM/ PD ever since. (Just two weeks ago, however, he handed over the PD duties to Steve Harris, who'll start October 15.)

Kidd explained WVAZ's evolu- tion: "In October '88 this station's slogan became 'The Best Variety Of Hits And Dusties.' Through ex- tensive research, we found that Chicago's black adults wanted a radio station that would play about 60% dusties and 40% current music, both new and recurrent. Over the next nine to ten months, we discovered we had shifted a little and the station had become more current -intensive, but still carried a solid mix of dusties. Many of our adults still wanted the dusties, but to a lesser degree. The percentage dropped to about 40% dusties and 60% currents/recurrents.

"V103's presentation shifted from an initially more laid-back, `Quiet Storm' type of station, to what's now termed in the general market arena a 'Hot AC.' That's the veil we're now functioning under."

Kidd said the station will "certainly have a heavy emphasis on

Dusty Numbers Still Shiny

WVAZ took the biggest ratings tumble in the two years of its exist- ence in the summer '90 Birch. Even so, the numbers show V103 has a niche in Chicago.

Birch Spr '90

Share Rank

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Due to Arbitron policy, exact demo shares cannot be printed.

Tony Kidd

"We try to gear everything we do to adults; we realize they don't have time to sit and listen to the radio just because we're asking them to respond."

older product, as any AC - formatted station would. But it will also have a stronger emphasis on new music. Our jocks have a very energetic presentation that helps give the station an 'up' feel. A number of ACs get beat up consistently for being, basically, elevator music: you turn it on, leave it on, and that's it.

"We've discovered through research that our adults want a smooth, consistent sound, talented announcers, and an energetic promotional presentation. And that's what we attempt to deliver every day, with the exception of our `Night Moods' programming.

"That show is designed to be 'a place to relax.' It runs 7pm-2am Monday -Friday and Sunday from 6-10pm. The music is still basically the same midtempo oldies/current mix, with more jazz than during the rest of the day. I call it cocktail music because of the mood it creates: fairly relaxed, but with a certain underlying energy. It's laid- back, but also very suave."

Shifting Into Adult Gear Turning to the topic of promo -

lion, Kidd explained, "We've done some things through direct mail. We didn't do the typical letter -in - the -mail thing: we mailed actual

uc URBAN CONTEMPORARY

GOOD TASTE - Getting a head start at the "Taste For Chicago," one of the adult -oriented events WVAZ ties in with, are (front, l -r) former MD Daisy Davis, President/GM Barry Mayo, Promotions & Advertising Director Mary Green, and her assistant, Jill Clemons.

postcards. That's an offshoot of our comment/suggestion line. We use those comments and suggestions to shape the station from time to time. We listen to the comment line daily and keep a running total of the positives and the negatives. We also keep track of the things they'd like to see us improve. We try to gear everything we do to adults; we realize they don't have time to sit and listen to the radio just because we're asking them to respond in some way. So we do have contests on the air, but they're put together with the older listeners in mind, not the 18-34s.

"Consequently, I wouldn't do a contest where I gave our listeners ten minutes to call back to win something. I'd give them an hour for a number of reasons: they might be in their cars without a phone, in transit to a meeting, or simply not listening at that moment. And they might be at work

Wpm Music Monitor WVAZ's typical 7pm hour might

feature the following:

KEITH SWEAT/Merry Go Round SADE/Keep Looking BARRY WHITE/When Will I See

You Again

DIONNE WARWICK & FRIENDS/ That's What Friends Are For

DENISE LASALLE/Paper Thin WAR/All Day Music KENNY G/Songbird MAZE/Lovely Inspiration GEORGE HOWARD/You And Me TIME/Sometimes I Get Lonely RUFUS fICHAKA KHAN/Stay BABYFACE/Sunshine TEMPTATIONS/Please Return

Your Love

and unable to get to the phone immediately."

On the subject of marketing, Kidd noted, "From a programming perspective, we still use the slogan, 'The Best Variety Of Hits And Dusties.' And we've done it on television, billboards, and buses. We also got involved in things that are easy in Chicago, like the num- erous summer events.

"We tap into a large middle -income and upscale audience that hadn't been serviced by other stations ... These people have been lumped together with general market AC listeners."

"From a sales standpoint, we market the station as exactly what it is: an upscale black adult radio station. We have the unique advantage of being able to tap into a very large middle -income and upscale adult audience that really hadn't been serviced by any other radio station in this city. In Chicago and most other cities, these people have been lumped together with the general market AC listeners. That worked until someone - us - decided to cater directly to this audience.

Custom -Tailored Research "We've worked hand -in -hand

with the Research Group from day one," continued Kidd. "We're still finding out new things about this format. Even though it's two years old now, there are things we still don't know, questions we cannot answer. And we won't be able to answer them for a year or two, because we just don't know the right questions to ask.

"We've discovered through music testing that there's music we

can't play, even though it might be a song people tell us they like. For example, the Winans's `It's Time' did extremely well for us in testing. Though people liked it, they said they didn't expect to hear it on WVAZ. We played it until we deter- mined it was generating negative effects. People said they'd turn us on and hear that song and say, 'This isn't what I turned this station on for.' That's like going to an Italian restaurant and finding the only thing on the menu is Chinese food."

Will It Work Elsewhere? Asked whether V103's unique ap-

proach would work elsewhere, Kidd noted, "It probably could work in a market with a significant black composition - if it was done specifically for those people. What I don't think will work is if someone comes to Chicago and spends a week listening to us and then goes back to wherever and tries to do what we do.

"Black AC has to be tailored specifically for a particular market and its people. It's not like the old days of radio when people decided, `Well, that's a good -sounding Top 40 station - let's put it on in Cleve- land and it'll work.' Luckily, in many markets today, most Black stations are very good at what they do. They compete well, so you just can't try and copy something from someplace else and expect it to work against a strong, established radio station."

Picture This Do you ever picture yourself in

R&R? Gather your best black &

white photos (clear color shots are fine, too) of station promotional events, contests, concert tie-ins, in -studio visits by artists, or local benefits, and mail to: Walt Love, 1930 Century Park West, Los An- geles, CA 90067.


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STEELEY RECEPTION - WBLS/ New York Acting PD/MD Fred Buggs (I) lightens up at an SBK reception for recording artist Terry Steele.

URBAN COWBOYS - WQBH/Detroit threw its first annual "Wild West Blues Party." Ready for the big hoedown were (I -r) PD/afternoons Claude Young, MD/mornings Criss Mallory, and "Evening Blues" host Jay Butler.

IT'S A GAS - KHYS/Houston morning crew member Jay Lamont gets into the pumping action. Since the Persian Gulf crisis began, KHYS and other stations have been giving out free gas to listeners feeling the pinch at the pump.

UNDERGROUND HUMOR - WIZF/Cincinnatl morning man Bryan Scott (I) was happy to hang out with members of Digital Underground.

JAMMIN' IN ALABAMA - WBLX/ Mobile MD Morgan Sinclair gives a down-home welcome to George Howard backstage after a performance.

HELP FOR HOMELESS VETS - AFRN (Aimed Forces Radio Net- work) air personality Don Tracy and former late -night TV host Joey Bis- hop lent their support to "Stand Down 1990," a project to help homeless veterans.


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Dealing With Dayparting Dilemma Wanting to capitalize on what they hoped would be a

ratings bonanza, some AC PDs jumped on the NAC bandwagon and block programmed NAC during evening/night hours. This trend seems to be waning though, as the latest defector, WMT-FM/Cedar Rapids, has yanked its nightly (9pm-midnight) "After Hours" offering.

One Up, Three Down "In 1987, we elected to expand

our NAC programming from a love songs -based format to a mixture of Jazz and hip eclectic vocals," recalled WMT-FM PD Dennis Green. "We had one very good book with the format [the first]; the next book was soft; we still didn't rebound in 1989; and we were really hurt this spring. Unfor- tunately, we have to live with our ratings for a whole year." (Ed note: Arbitron surveys Cedar Rapids spring only.)

"We hung with it for a long time, but this spring's results were very telling. I always felt `After Hours' had a dedicated group of listeners, but obviously they didn't get diaries. The people who listened to the show enjoyed it and will miss it. Hopefully, people will understand we gave it our best shot, but there are times to be on the cutting edge of things, and times not to. After three down books, we realized there was no way we could continue."

Thinly Sliced Pie Competitive market factors may

have played a major role in WMT- FM's ratings erosion. "There's a fulltime public NAC/Jazz station [KCCK] in this market," Green pointed out. "Considering this is a metro of 150,000, that's slicing the pie very thin for the two of us. This format isn't `traditional' radio, and it's really very well -suited to public radio. KCCK isn't shooting in the dark; they have a real clue and are doing a good job."

Preferring not to pull the plug suddenly on "After Hours," Green decided to phase the show out over a four -week period. "I didn't want lots of negative response all at once. For the time being, we'll utilize our regular AC format. In this market, the solution for us to win again is to be very familiar and play the right music mix."

Get Fresh ACs typically flex their muscles

in middays, showing healthy in - office TSLs. By nighttime, however, the numbers generally start sagging. According to Green, "A different music mix at night and on weekends can freshen the station's sound. One reason we hung with NAC for as long as we did was we were conscious that people were leaving us in late afternoons and evenings to sample other stations. We wanted to provide them with something different from what they heard during the day."

WMT-FM's NAC approach was quite mainstream. "People can tell when you just slap something together," cautioned Green. "Our sound was pop/jazz, with artists

"There are times to be on the cutting edge of things, and times not to. After three down books, we realized there was no way we could continue."

like David Sanborn, George Ben- son, Richard Elliot, Sara Hickman, Enya, Basia, and an occasional Ray Lynch. I also utilized a con- ventional pop category, which con- sisted of familar AC artists like Steely Dan and some acoustic Beatles songs. We wanted to be sure new listeners could hear something familiar."

Though he cancelled "After Hours," Green sees NAC's potential, even if programmers can't come to a consensus about the format. "If you put 12 NAC programmers in a room, you'd hear 12 different things about the format; each would be convinced he in- vented the format. In our case, perhaps I didn't program it as well as I should have."

Reporter Recap When R&R debuted its NAC chart in January 1988,

seven ACs were included as contributing reporters. Today, none of the charter seven - WLHTIGrand Rapids, WFMKI Lansing, KWAVlMonterey, KMGLIOklahoma City, WHNN/ Saginaw, KWFMlTucson, and KMGQ/Santa Barbara - are NAC reporters.

Here's a recap of ACs dayparting NAC and their R&R NAC reporting status:

May 1988: KMGL and KWAV are no longer reporters. August 1988: KKHT/Houston, WMGNIMadison, WLTOIMIIwau-

kee, and WNGS/West Palm Beach are added. February 1989: WLTQ/Milwaukee stops reporting; two weeks

later, KKHT/Houston also stops. April 1989: KMGQ and KWFM leave the NAC reporting panel.

May 1989: WMT-FMICedar Rapids and KLTR/Houston are added

as NAC reporters. October 1989: WWWM/Toledo joins the NAC reporting panel;

WNGS exits. March 1990: WLHT leaves. May 1990: WWWM is no longer a reporter. August 1990: WFMK and WHNN both exit. September 1990: WMT-FM leaves the panel.

To date, the only conditions causing R&R to drop ACs from NAC re-

porting status have been either a total format change, or dropping of day -

parted NAC programming.

Good Vibes Not Good For two -and -a -half years, KMGQ/Santa Barbara slot-

ted nightly NAC music (7pm-midnight) with a 50% instrumental/50% vocal mix. In April 1989, however, the station ended that experiment.

`What,' `When' Problems "We originally went with NAC to

improve our night numbers," explained PD Stephen Meade. "But it became difficult telling listeners what we were doing, and when we were doing it. That was the main reason we decided to stop. In the beginning, it was a good moneymaker, provided the sales staff re- mained focused on how to sell it. It falls to the back burner when you're only getting $25 per spot instead of $45."

While early ratings and billing results were promising, KMGQ Stephen Meade

Enough ultimately reached a monetary plateau. "Our problem was we weren't making enough money to keep it," Meade commented. "Rat- ings were wonderful and the vibe was really good. Another major problem we had was we had to sell two separate images. Saying you're NAC might be good, but you'll have hard times if you don't sound like an NAC every hour of the day."

Choose One - Not Both The decision to dump KMGQ's

special nighttime programming was not made by Meade, a NAC proponent. "We took it off on the advice of our consultants, the Re- search Group," Meade reported. "I fought with them about it to

WMGN's Positive Note While a growing number of ACs dayparting NAC have

opted to drop nighttime block programming, WMGNIMadi- son continues to see positive trends with its eight -hour "Magic At Night" (7pm-3am). The three-year old feature is

unique in the market.

Now Seven Nights "I'm disappointed to hear NAC

doesn't appear to be the solution for AC's nighttime programming," remarked PD Pat O'Neill. "We just dropped Solid Gold Saturday Night and are programming NAC seven nights a week. It's doing so well we might want to start it at 6pm to get some more of its impact in

afternoon drive." O'Neill downplayed chances of

adding more NAC hours prior to 6pm. "We're doing too well in the daytime to do something like that."

Acknowledging that all stations handle the format differently, O'Neill stated, "We'd never play the Beatles or other AC staples during the show. We primarily play

music no other station in town plays. We're on most of R&R's [NAC] Top 30, and will probably play 10-15 songs that won't chart. 'Magic At Night' is programmed so each cut is slightly more uptempo than the previous one.

"Some fulltime NACs have 1200 library cuts; we're up to 1300. I'd rather repeat cuts than go off on tangents. We play almost no Con- temporary Jazz; this is not a

cookie -cutter format." WMGN promotes the nightly

NAC feature by teasing with snip- pets of the music. "We'll roll 20 seconds of a very melodic cut that has a contemporary sound to it. In-

stead of wild space music, we'll play something like Lee Ritenour or an Anita Baker album cut. Our

external marketing is directed at

the [University of Wisconsin] campus audience."

Sales Progress O'Neill admitted "Magic At

Night" isn't a runaway sales success, but noted 'MGN is making progress. "We're not quite up to speed yet. Salespeople who aren't into the music usually don't tend to

sell the show. It targets different advertisers - antique shops and

campus -oriented businesses - which may not usually use radio. We've been working aggressively on sales the last six months."

Regarding WMGN's NAC success, O'Neill observed, "It works well here because of Madison's composition. This market's a hid-

den Midwest secret: upscale, college -based, and politically active.

"NAC probably wouldn't work 80 miles away in Rockford, or in

Wausau, Green Bay, or Eau

Claire."

some extent. They contended NAC and AC are absolutely incompati- ble. They said we had to be one or the other - not both. Essentially, they argued people were going to tune away from us because they don't like NAC. But in a study we did within our cume, we only received 7% negative comments on NAC. The Research Group said there were many more negatives within our life group, but I really don't buy that."

KMGQ's split personality put special demands on the PD's schedule. "Even though programming became time-consuming, I didn't mind, because I enjoy NAC music. I could easily delegate some AC responsibilities. It was easy to sustain enthusiasm because NAC was so much fun to program."

According to Meade, the impact of KMGQ's NAC programming decision was not immediately felt. "When we initially took it off, the ratings were great; now they're terrible. It took about six months for people to realize what happened."

No More Changes Despite any current nighttime

ratings doldrums, the station isn't planning to revert to NAC, mainly because of the arrival of an AC format rival. "A head -to -head competitor [KSBL] beat us," Meade recounted bitterly. "Nobody here wants to see that happen again, so we won't be taking chances that would contribute to that. The plan now is to stay the course."

Since KMGQ has divorced itself from NAC, one might wonder if KSBL would contemplate adopting the format at night. "Given the people over there now, they couldn't pull it off," Meade declared. "I do believe, though, that anything `different' - even if done poorly - could do well at night. If KSBL does move in that direction, it might help answer a question I've had for a while: were people tuning away from us at night just because of the format?"


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72 R& R October 12,1990 AOR ALBUM ORIENTED ROCK

HARVEY KOJAN

The Little Station That Could AM Daytimer WTAK Battles The Big Boys

If you happened to scan the spring AOR scoreboard and spotted WTAK/Huntsville, AL, you probably didn't blink an eye. Sure, the station was up 12+ and number one in its target demos, but you'd expect those results from a well -programmed AOR - especially one in a small market with no direct competition. But now you find out WTAK is an AM daytimer

Suddenly that 4.6-6.7 move seems somewhat more impressive, doesn't it? And that near -20 share in 18-34 men takes on a whole new meaning. We're talking David vs. Goliath. Not only is 'TAK a mono AM, but it's forced to sign off as early as 4:30pm. (At least this is one AOR that doesn't have to wor- ry about sagging night numbers.)

Immediate Impact WTAK became Huntsville's first

AOR in spring 1988 and made an immediate ratings impact. How- ever, the numbers slid precarious- ly over the next two books. When current PD Tom Kelley arrived last summer, he inherited a shaky 3.7. Kelley says his predecessors may have gotten a little greedy.

"They decided to try to broaden the format, hoping to attract a larger cume," he explains. "We've spent the last year refocusing the music toward the male core. I

"The daytime thing makes for a real juggling act."

don't want to sound chauvinistic, but men tend to be a little more radio -oriented than women. And that's important when you're talking about AM, because you can't simply push a button to get us. You've got to hit the band switch as well, and I think men are more likely to take that extra step."

Music research is, of course, nonexistent, so Kelley has to rely for the most part on good old- fashioned common sense and gut. "I also try to steal some of the other guys' research," Kelley admits. "(CHR) WZYP recently did some music tests, and I can tell by what classics they added what scored well. And we were pretty much on target. As far as the less obvious album tracks go, we concentrate on depth from albums that sold very well. We track sales pretty closely, and we know when our airplay is affecting sales.

"The daytime thing makes for a real juggling act. We owe our core a certain amount of banging, but AC/DC at 10:30 every morning?"

The Underdog In between the music, 'TAK does

its best to turn a negative into a positive, positioning itself as the underdog. "We've tried to develop a rebel attitude," Kelley says. "The morning show is basically a

parody of radio, especially how the big stations in the market approach radio. We can't compete with them financially, so we make fun of them. This market is over- whelmed with radio hype, so we just tell the truth. 'ZYP gave away

$50,000; we gave away a boob job. Our promotion was a lot more fun than theirs. And the tag line was, 'We don't run the commercials to pay for the big bucks giveaways.'

"We're constantly pointing out things that just aren't right. For example, 'ZYP is using The hits of

LOW DOUGH PROMO - As an AM daytimer, WTAK has a budget that's virtually nonexistent. So the station makes do with inexpensive, attention -getting events like the ones pictured above. Clockwise from top: morning man Kris Kelley (I) and partner/PD Tom Kelley sandwich winner of the "longest stretch mark" contest; Kris & Tom sandwich winner of the "free boob job" contest; Kris & Tom shovel shit in the "pachyderm poo" contest; Kris on -air at the "sexy legs" contest. (Is it me, or is there a promotional pattern developing here?)

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BRUCE HORNSBY/Night On The Town

BOB SEGER/Mary Lou JIMI HENDRIX/The Wind

Cries Mary APRIL WINE/Just Between You

And Me JEFF HEALEY/While My Guitar

Gently Weeps DAVID BOWtE/China Girt ELTON JOHN/Funeral For A Friend ERIC CLAPTON/Run So Far

DAVID ESSEX/Rock On RAIT/Lovin' You's A Dirty Job LIVING COLOUR/Type

today and the classics of yesterday.' But they're still doing a basic CHR approach with a few classics thrown into middays. They're pushing hard to say they do something they don't actually deliver. So we'll counter with WTAK - all the classics without the Milli Vanilli.' We figure a perceptive listener will get it. If not, it's not gaudy enough to bother anybody.

"When I got here it was taboo to say AM 1000. I said, `Well, hell - isn't that where we are? We've got to tell people where we are.' So we make fun of it: `We're stuck on AM; we can't get our owners to buy us a real radio station.' Or, WTAK - the best damn music through one speaker."'

"We can't compete with the other guys financially, so we make fun of them. They gave away $50,000; we gave away a boob job."

Owners `Stupid' Considering how well 'TAK has

done with its obvious limitations, you've got to wonder why no one in Huntsville's tried AOR on FM. Kel- ly candidly chalks it up to "ownership stupidity. That's it in a nut- shell. Everyone's been afraid of it. It's the old 'you can't sell it, it only attracts hippies' - all the basic myths about AOR. I guess it's un- derstandable, because there's never been an AOR here to teach them differently.

"We've overcome a lot of that, and our billing has gone up accordingly. We command the same advertising dollars everybody else does. We're probably priced third or fourth in the market, which is where we stand in the ratings."

Kelly says adopting the personal touch has helped 'TAK compete more effectively for the available advertising dollars. "We work very



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closely with each individual client and develop custom promotions for them," he explains. We take them one at a time. Being smaller has its advantages in that regard because we have to be extremely localized. We work just as hard getting the clientele to accept us as we do the audience. We see it as a marriage, and we've been able to capture some of the better events in town because of our personal service. We capitalize on what the other stations leave us and do it well.

"We're on the streets almost every night. We don't have a TV budget, so we have to go out and stick our banner up wherever we can.

Praises Staff Kelley is quick to praise his

dedicated staff. "It's tough to get

people who can do a decent job at the kind of pay scale we can offer. Luckily we've put together a staff of people who are from here and loyal to the market. Most of us worked at one time or another at WZYP, and this is kind of our re- venge. We wanted to run a station the way we thought it should be run and put some of our ideas to work."

Of course, 'TAK can only go so far in its present incarnation, so it's no surprise that the owner is in the process of trying to buy an FM signal. "Realistically, given our present situation, I doubt there's very much we can do to significantly improve our ratings," Kelley says. "We're doing pretty well - we're paying the bills - but give me an FM and we could really catch the other guys with their pants down."

RAIN MAN - When Augusta, GA suffered through a serious drought, WRXR flew in an authentic Cherokee Indian to help remedy the situation. It rained that weekend. Working their magic are (l -r) Squaw Karen, personalities Bobbie Jones and Joe Mama, and Indian Richard Bird.

Rock N' Roll Summit One of this year's

biggest national promotions was the

Budweiser Rock 'N Roll

Summit. More than two dozen of the country's leading AORs participated, sending listeners to Europe and the Soviet Union.

Among the stations giving jocks a chance to join in the fun was KZAPISacramento. Midday man

Bob Keller journeyed first to Copenhagen to enjoy the Rolling Stones, then on to Moscow where he broadcast live, interviewing Russian rockers and citizens.

Keller chats with Russian

musician Rocko.

Keifer poses with Charm, a Russian dance group.

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.. WAPL/Appleton, WI PM driver Mark Brodsky fills the PD opening at WEQX/Man- chester, VT ... Lark Ohta moves from AE to Promotion Director at KKDJ/Fresno.

KVFX (The Fox)/Modesto hires Bob Galli (Your God- father) to host afternoon drive; Fox PD Steve Leon joins the morning show; night rocker Jeni Gipe slides into middays; KZEL/Eugene's Robin Hart takes Gipe's old shift ... WRKR/Kalamazoo evening personality Johnny Dodge is

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KTSR (Star 92)/Bryan-Col- lege Station, TX switches to AOR under PD Bobby "Slam" Duncan. Reach the world's tall- est PD at (409) 846-1150 . . .

KKRC/Sioux Falls, SD switches dial position, ups its power, and changes calls to KRRO under PD Chris King. David Lewis slides into morning drive, Michele Thury crosses from KKLS for mid - days, and evening guy Scott Maguire adds MD duties .. .

At KRFX/Denver, Rachel Wilde is lands middays, Scott Mackay fills PM drive, Heavy Early takes evenings, and Beau Bennett picks up nights.


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VOCAL VICTORS - Of the ten trophies handed out at this year's CMA awards show, four went to first-time winners and four to previous honorees. Further signaling the musical changes taking place: None of the recipients was on the national music scene prior to 1981. From left: George Strait copped his second Entertainer of the Year award; Clint Black picked up Male Vocalist honors and debuted his new single, "Put Yourself In My Shoes"; Kathy Mattea picked up her second straight Female Vocalist award; and the Kentucky Headhunters, with producer Harold Shedd (not hard to pick out), grabbed their first two Crystals for Vocal Group and Album.

HAPPY TOGETHER - Garth Brooks brought wife Sandy onstage as he accepted the Horizon Award. He also took top video honors for "The Dance," directed by John Lloyd Miller.

EVENTFUL EVENING - Lorrie Morgan accepted the trophies for Vocal Event on behalf of herself and late husband Keith Whitley for the song " 'Til A Tear Becomes A

Rose." Morgan later performed her single, "Out Of Your Shoes."

SWEET HARMONY - Vince Gill and Patty Loveless teamed up for one of the evening's highlights, har- monizing on Gill's "When I Call Your Name," which received the nod as Single of the Year.

SIX STRAIGHT -A tearful Wynon- na and Naomi Judd accepted their sixth consecutive Vocal Duo award - their eighth CMA award in the last seven years. The duo opened the show with "This Country's Rcckin' " from their "Love Can Build A Bridge" LP.

HEROES AND FRIENDS - Cohost Randy Travis (c) was joined by George Jones and Tammy Wynette for "Heroes And Friends," the title cut of Travis's new duets LP.

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1990 CMA Broadcast Winners

Here are the winners of 1990 Country Music Associa- tion broadcast awards. The CMA honors the Station, GM, PD, MD and Personality of the Year for large, medium, and small markets.

WPOC/Baltimore Large Market Station Of The Year

Owner: Nationwide Com- munications VPIGM: Jennifer Grimm PD: Bob Moody MD: Greg Cole GSM: Jim Dolan Promotion Director: Sheila Silver-

stein Airstaff (Beginning with mornings; years at station in parentheses): Laurie De Young (5), MD Greg Cole (4), Teri Norman (4), Todd Grim-

sted (11), Diane Lyn (2), Tony

Girard (10). FrequencylPower: 93.1/50kw Country Sign -On: 1974 Ratings: Arbitron, last five books,

beginning Sp '89; 12+ share with

rank in parentheses: 6.5 (6), 6.4 (4), 5.3 (7), 6.7 (4), 6.8 (3).

Birch, last five books, beginning with Sp '89; 12+ share with rank in

parentheses: 5.9 (7), 6.7 (5), 6.3 (4), 6.2 (5) 5.1 (7).

Other AwardslHonors: 1990 RTNDA Best Radio News Opera -

tion, Mid -Atlantic Region.

Keys To Success: VP/GM Jennifer Grimm, who transferred from the GM post at sister WKZL/Winston- Salem to her present position in

May, attributed the station's achievements to the following:

Tight focus on its direction in

the format. Dedication to community ser-

vice. Development of people within

the company, allowing them to achieve their full potential.

Full -service news and information.

High profile promotions creating visibility within the marketplace.

Longevity of air personalities.

KASE/Austin Medium Market Station Owner: KVET Broadcasting President/GM: Ron Rogers OM: Bob Cole GSM: Steve Wilder MD: Steve Gary Promotion Director: Liz Jumper Airstaff (Beginning with mornings; years at station in parentheses): Tom Allen (11 with company, 9 with KASE), Bob Pickett (5), Ken Jumper (2), Nick Koster (2), Cynthia Austin (1).

Frequency/Power: 100.7/100kw Country Sign -On: September, 1981 Ratings: Arbitron 12+ share, last five books, beginning Sp '89: 13.4, 12.7, 15.4, 17.0, 14.5. KASE has been No. 1 the last 15 consecutive sweeps.

Birch 12+ share, last five books, beginning with Sp '89; KASE ranked No. 1 in each: 13.7, 17.5, 15.3, 14.3, 15.4. Other Awards/Honors: CMA Medi- um Market Station of the Year, 1988.

Of The Year

KASE 101

CONTINUOUS COUNTRY

Keys To Success: "Consistency through the years is at the top of the list," said KVET & KASE President/ GM Ron Rogers. "That holds true for people, music, and community involvement.

"We came on with Continuous Country nine years ago. Even though we've added personality to the mix, we still maintain consistency in the music. It's also our top priority. We rotate the currents and oldies through various categories more than most stations do. I believe that accounts for the TSL being 20-30% higher than the national average. We know what our core is and we cater to it."

Dan Halyburton, KPLX/Dallas Large Market GM Of The Year Born: San Diego 1/26/52. Marital Status/Children: Married to Shirley; daughter Kate. First Radio Job: WOCN/Mi- ami 1970, board op. Last Two Positions: KPLX VP/GM

1982 -present. KPLX OM/PD 1981-82. Previous Stations: WOAM/Miami PD 1980. WDGY/Minneapolis PD

1977. WFMS/Indianapolis PD

1976. WTCR/Huntington, WV PD

1975. WWOK/Miami 1972. WGMA/Hollywood, FL 1971. Management Philosophy: Hire great people and let them do what

you hired them to do. People don't work for me, I work with them. Favorite Current Song: Garth Brooks's "Friends In Low Places." Hobbles: Working out, travel, and radio.

Best Radio Memories: I tend to

Dan Halyburton

group my memories by stations. KPLX is certainly a great memory. WDGY was very special; there were a lot of neat people there like

Gregg Lindahl and Paul Johnson. WFMS was my first PD job in a

large market. Worst Radio Memory: The rough

spots were only temporary and I

learned from them. Short -Term Goals: To keep KPLX at the top. And to move the KLIF programming to a new frequency. Longterm Goals: To help Sus- quehanna grow as a company. And to encourage young people to pursue careers in radio. Fantasy Job: I'm working at it. I

wanted to build a great radio station, and we have. People I'd Like To Thank: The KPLX/KLIF staff; Larry Grogan, who hired me at WFMS; Dale Web- ber, who was the manager at

WDGY; and Mal Harrison who taught me how to build a great station.

Other AwardslHonors: Top radio station manager in Dallas/Ft. Worth the last two years, as voted by American Women In Radio & Televi- sion. Vice Chairman of the North Texas MS society.

Jerdan Bullard, WZZK/Birmingham Medium Market GM Of The Year

Born: Red Bay, AL 5/21/39. Marital Status/Children: Married; two daughters, Tena and Jeana. First Radio Job: 1953 while in high school; parttime announcer WWWR/ Russellville, AL. Last Two Positions: WZZK VP/GM 1980 -present; WAAX/Gadsden, AL GM 1978-80. Previous Stations: WPTX &

WMDM/Lexington Park, MD; WKUL/Cullman, AL; WOWL/Flor- ence, AL; WTBC & WJRD/Tusca- loosa, AL; WWOA/Tuscaloosa. Management Philosophy: A golden rule approach. Don't ask people

to do things you would not do (or

things you haven't done). Get the

players in the right positions to max-

imize their talents. I've always been

convinced that a little talent and a

lot of hard work will take anyone to

success in life.

Favorite Current Song: Ricky Van

Shelton's "I Meant Every Word He

Said," Mark Chesnutt's "Too Cold

Jerdan Bullard At Home." Hobbles: Commercial radio, read-

ing, and walking. Best Radio Memory: The proud and humbling moments of some

awards I have received, and honors

and awards received by WZZK and

NewCity. Worst Radio Memory: When I was

GM at WPTX & WMDM, the offices and studios were virtually destroyed by a fire. We were off the air for 11 days.

Short -Term Goal: To see WZZK and NewCity receive deserved re-

cognition as industry leaders, and

to contribute to that success. Longterm Goal: To see NewCity recognized as America's top radio

group perennially. And to see our employee -owned company recognized as truly the best radio com-

pany in America. Fantasy Job: I have wanted to be a

broadcaster since I was a teenager. There is truly no career or other employment that I would prefer to pursue. People I'd Like To Thank: Every-

one, and especially Dick Ferguson, who helped me climb the ladder of

success to this level, and all the WZZK staffers - past and present - who have made the past ten

years so memorable and satisfying.

Other AwardslHonors: Medium

market GM of the year, CMA 1989. Honored in 1988 as the Alabama School of Communications Alum-

nus of the Year. Broadcaster of the Year, Alabama Broadcasting Asso- ciation 1990. WZZK nominated as

a finalist in Country category for the NAB's Marconi Award 1990.

KHAK/Cedar Rapids, IA Small Market Station Of The Year

Owner: Quass Communica- tions President/CEO/GM: Mary Quass PD: Tim Closson MD: Jeff Winfield GSM: Kerry Murray Chief Engineer: George Nicholas Promotion Director: Susan Glaze Airstaff (Beginning with mornings; years at station in parentheses): Scott Bear (2 months), Tim Closson (1), Susan Glaze (7), Jeff Winfield (2 1/2), Dawn Johnson (1), Nick Thomas (5), and Bob James (6

months). Parttime: Jim Simon (1),

Dave Kroger (1), and Jim Viner (3

months). Frequency/Power: 98.1 / 100kw Country Sign On: 1972 Ratings: Arbitron 12+ share, last

three books: Sp '88, 12.2; Sp '89, 17.3; Sp '90, 14.2.

Birch: None Other Awards/Honors: Finalist

Small Market Station of the Year, Billboard 1990. Keys To Success: Owner Mary Guess summed it up this way:

"Commitment. [We have it from] ev-

eryone - the receptionist, the air -

staff, the sales staff. A few years ago the staff decided they wanted to get more involved in the community. We have a slogan here: 'We want to be a part of your life.'

We want to give listeners what

they're interested in. And I think our stability as a Country station has

helped too. Good product is the

future."


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Mary Quass, KHAK/Cedar Rapids, IA Small Market GM Of The Year

Born: Fairfield, IA 1/29/50. Marital Status/Children: Married; no children. First Radio Job: KHAK AE 1977. Last Two Positions: Owner/Presi- dent/CEO Quass Communications 1988 -present; VP/GM KHAK 1982-88. Previous Stations: GSM KSO/Des Moines 1981. Management Philosophy: I view the station as an inverted pyramid. I'm one of the least important people. The people who make the one- to-one contact with listeners and clients are more important. They are the front line. Success is pro- portional to the way the staff feels about themselves. Favorite Current Song: Garth Brooks's "Friends In Low Places." Hobbles: Jogging, painting, reading.

Mary Quass

Best Radio Memory: The day I

bought the station from Stoner. After two hours of signing papers, I

asked, "Is that it?" They said yes. I

called my staff and told them it was final - the place went crazy. Worst Radio Memory: I was sitting in my office in August of '88 and I

had agreed to buy the station. Then we got the spring results. We had

taken a bad hit. I knew we had to

live with those ratings for a year. Short -Term Goal: Try to develop an effective use of our database to better position us.

Longterm Goal: To build a chain of 10-15 stations utilizing our staff. To build a group that has as its goal to create an environment where people can test their limits and grow. Fantasy Job: A group of stations with No. 1 ratings and revenue, run

by people with a vested interest. People I'd Like To Thank: My staff. Other Awards/Honors: Named as

one of the state's "Up And

Comers" by the Des Moines Regis-

ter, January 1990

Tim Closson, KHAK/Cedar Rapids, IA Small Market PD Of The Year

Born: Northfield, MN 3/28/61. Marital Status/Children: Married to Michelle; one daughter, Kayla, 6 mos. First Radio Job: WEVR/Riv- er Falls, WI.

Last Two Positions: KHAK PD

1989 -present; WAXX/Eau Claire, WI MD 1982-89. Previous Stations: KYMN/North- field, MN, KBIZ/Ottumwa, IA,

WEVR/River Falls, WI.

Programming Philosophy: Know your market. Give the listeners what they want, to a point. Give staff "ownership" by making them part of the decision -making process. Good programmers surround themselves with a great staff.

Tim Closson

Favorite Current Song: K.T.

Oslin's "Come Next Monday." Hobbies: Sports and recreation of

all kinds.

Best Radio Memories: Being No. 1

in the market my first book as a PD.

Winning CMA awards. Worst Radio Memory: Losing my

job at the hometown station because of budget cuts. I thought it

was the end. Short -Term Goal: Make KHAK a

monster that is consistently market -

dominant. Longterm Goals: Program a major market station, then manage, then

own. Fantasy Job: Quarterbacking the Minnesota Vikings. People I'd Like To Thank: Mary Quass, the staff, and my family.

Other Awards/Honors: Small Mar-

ket MD of the Year CMA 1987,

1988. Billboard Personality of the

Year 1987. Billboard MD of the

Year 1988.

Mac Daniels, KPLX/Dallas Large Market MD Of The Year

Born: Bloomington, IL, 8/27/60 Marital Status/Children: Married, Kathy; First child due in February. Last Two Positions: KPLX 1980 -present, named MD 1985; KBOX/Dallas overnights 1978-80. Previous Stations: KALM/Thayer, MO. Music Philosophy: To play the best music for our listeners. Be familiar, yet fresh, to appeal to a

wide range of Country audience. Hobbies: Golf, fishing, and the Chi-

cago Cubs. Mac Daniels

Best Radio Memory: Being hired at

KPLX. Worst Radio Memory: Being fired from KBOX/Dallas by then -PD Jack Weston. Short -Term Goal: Continue working here. Longterm Goal: Ownership.

Fantasy Job: To be George Strait.

People I'd Like To Thank: Dan

Halyburton, Bobby Kraig, Jack Weston, my wife and folks.

Other Awards/Honors: 1989 CMA Large Market MD of the Year; 1987 and 1989 Billboard Country MD of the Year.

Bobby Kraig, KPLX/Dallas Large Market PD Of The Year

Born: Anchorage 4/15/53. Marital StatuslChildren: Married to Sam; two daugh-

ters, Andra (5) and Alix (20 mos.). First Radio Job: 1972, on the air at WHSM/Hayward, WI. Last Two Positions: KPLX PD

since April 1981. PD WTHI/Terre Haute, 1979-81. Previous Stations: WONE/Dayton, WTHI/Terre Haute. Programming Philosophy: Keep

the music upfront while at the same

time not forgetting to give people

the things they expect from a radio

station. Favorite Current Song: Garth

Brooks's "Friends In Low Places," Alabama's "Jukebox In My Mind." Hobbles: Magic, Nintendo.

Best Radio Memory: Getting the

job as KPLX PD.

Worst Radio Memory: At MOR

WHSM, I was playing a record from

the "play" box when the GM kicked

open the door and screamed at the

top of his lungs, "What's all this

country shit on the air?" I didn't know it was a country record, but

thought if that's what country is, I

like it. That's what turned me on to

country. (The song was Susan Raye's "L.A. International Airport.")

Bobby Kraig

Short -Term Goal: To drive through valet parking at Nashville's Vander-

bilt Plaza hotel without hitting a concrete planter. Longterm Goal: Own every Ninten- do game there is.

Fantasy Job: Hugh Hefner's per-

sonal advisor. People I'd Like To Thank: Dan

Halyburton, Marty Grogan, the KPLX staff, WTHI GM Dave Listen,

and Terry Wood, who was WONE PD when I was there.

Other Awards/Honors: Billboard Major Market PD of Year 1987, '89, '90.

Mike Carta, WIVK/Knoxville Medium Market PD Of The Year Born: Danville, KY 4/12/46. Marital Status/Children: Single. First Radio Job: WSFC/ Somerset, KY, evenings. Last Two Positions: WIVK PD

1988-90. KASE & KVET/Austin OM 1984-88. Previous Stations: WIL/St. Louis OM/PD. WMAY/Springfield, IL PD/

mornings. Programming Philosophy: Make an investment in what you do. Pull

strength and learning from the people you work with. Set a goal; focus on that goal; when you're halfway there, start working on the next

one. Life's an adventure. Favorite Current Song: Travis Trill's "Put Some Drive In Your Country." Hobbies: Oil Painting, working out, reading, gourmet cooking, community work. Best Radio Memory: Giving away

almost $5000 [in a contest] to a

person who had just been fired. The family was going through hard times and the money helped pay the bills. Worst Radio Memory: I was working a Sunday afternoon shift and the GM told me not to let this preacher on the air until he paid the money he owed the station. The preacher pulled up ten minutes before his show and when I gave him the message it was the first time I heard a

preacher cuss. He came back with a box full of change - about $35 worth. I had to count it before he

Mike Carta

could go on - while running to put

the next record on. He threatened to punch me out and I told him I'd

kick his ass. When he did get on

the air, it was the best show he

ever did. Short -Term Goal: To build WGH/

Norfolk into a great station.

Longterm Goal: To use my talent and ability as PD/OM, and then to

get a GM position. Fantasy Job: I've already done

some fantasy work. I've worked at

some great stations. People I'd Like To Thank: Every

GM I've worked for has taught me

something - Ed Bell, Tom Kushak,

Craig Magee, Ron Rogers. And

thanks to the folks at WIVK for giv-

ing me a shot. Other Awards/Honors: Best First

Year Broadcaster, Jones College. Small Market Personality, Billboard

1979.


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Bob Sterling,WZZK/Birmingham Medium Market MD Of The Year

Born: New Orleans, 9/28/47. Marital Status/Children: Married; two sons, one daughter. First Radio Job: 1971, announcer at WNPT/Tuscaloo- sa, AL. Last Two Positions: Joined WZZK in 1983 as Production Director; named MD in 1955. WSGN/Bir- mingham middays most of 1983. Previous Stations: National PD for Mack Sanders Broadcasting 1981- 83, WCRT & WQIEZ/Birmingham 1975-81, WJRD Tuscaloosa. Music Philosophy: Play music our listeners want to hear. Give them the best product available. Favorite Current Songs: Exile's "Yet," Garth Brooks's "Friends In

Low Places." Hobbles: Coaching baseball and basketball teams, reading. Best Radio Memory: Hopes and

dreams realized. Winning this award twice is unbelievable.

Worst Radio Memory: Getting up

at 4:30am for six years to do morn-

ing drive.

Bob Sterling

Short -Term Goal: To win this award three times in a row. The third time's the charm. Longterm Goal: Become a GM for NewCity Communications. Fantasy Job: Counting Sam Wal -

ton's money. People I'd Like To Thank: Dick Ferguson, Jerdan Bullard, my wife Susan, and my parents. Other Awards/Honors: Finalist in

this category the last three years; winner the last two years.

Cliff Dumas, CHAM/Hamilton, Ontario Medium Market Personality Of The Year

Born: 12/13/59 Toronto, Ontario. Marital Status/Children: Married last February to Marilee. First Radio Job: CHIC/ Brampton, Ontario, as Pro- duction Manager/swing shift. Last Two Positions: Eight years at

CHAM, the last seven in mornings. CFNY & CKMW/Toronto, production/evenings. On -Air Philosophy Try to have good clean fun that people can laugh along with and a lot of respect for the music. What we do to put it

together is a bonus Favorite Current Song: Reba Mc- Entire's "You Lie." Hobbies: Boxing, hockey. Best Radio Memory: For a wed- ding present, the entire CHAM staff surprised me while on the air with a

Daimation puppy - which promptly peed all over. Worst Radio Memory: While host- ing the all-night show in Brampton, a couple of staffers who had over - partied came in to help me with the newscast. While one read, the other lit the copy on fire. It sounded like a herd of elephants was coming through the studio as they tried to put out the flames. Of course, I had to deal with the PD the next day. Short -Term Goal: Concentrate on building the image of the station and my position within the country music industry. And continue to

Cliff Dumas

support this country's talent; to be

their voice and someone they can see as approachable, someone to

get their music on the air.

Longterm Goal: To be around to see some of the people we've had a hand in starting make it big. Fantasy Job: I want to be Ralph

Emery's replacement. People I'd Like To Thank: Don

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Scott Evans & Steve Harmon Large Market Personality Of The Year

Born: SE: 12/2/53, New- port, AR; SH: 2/17/57, Flushing, NY. Marital Status/Children: SE: Married, Kristy, none. SH: Single - but looking. First Radio Job: SE: WLVV/Charlotte, running weekend overnight automa- tion. SH: WBZA-FM/Glens Falls, NY as "Rodney the Poet," a

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Bobby Cook, WKYQ/Paducah, KY Small Market Personality Of The Year Born: Metropolis, IL 11/6/59. Marital StatuslChildren: Married; one daughter, one son. First Radio Job: WKYX/Pa- ducah weekend news, 1977. Last Two Positions: Morning drive at WKYQ, 1987 -present. WWKX/- Nashville air personality, 1981-87. Previous Stations: WBYQ/Nash- ville air personality, 1979-81. On -Air Philosophy: Remember that music is the attraction. I'm just there to enhance it. Give the listener one thing to talk about when he gets to work. Favorite Current Song: Garth Brooks's "Friends In Low Places." Hobbies: Softball, biking, flying, baseball cards. Best Radio Memory: For three years I was part of the broadcast team for the Volunteer Jam. Being backstage, meeting the stars - that's what it's all about. Worst Radio Memory: I was doing afternoon drive and the evening guy decided he'd rather go to a

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John, Gary Morse, and Kent King. Other Awards/Honors: Nominated three times for Bobby Poe Award as Air Personality and MD. In 1979, WKYQ won a Radio Music Report Award as Station of the Year.

Gill's "Never Knew Lonely." SH: Garth Brooks's "Friends In Low Places." Hobbies: SE: Sailing, golf, wind

surfing. SH: Racquet ball, fishing, running. Best Radio Memory: SE: Interview- ing Spanky McFarland of the Little Rascals.

SH: Getting the call from CMA that we won. Before that, getting the

call when we got the KPLX job. I

was selling Christmas trees at the time. Worst Radio Memory: SE: Working in Monroe, NC with dead rats in the ceiling and the constant threat of the station going dark. SH: Making $100 a week. It hurts thinking about it.

Short -Term Goal: SE: To not let up

and get lazy after winning these awards. SH: Remain happy and healthy - and make money.

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retire to the Carolinas to do mid -

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radio again. Fantasy Job: SE: Skipper of a boat racing in the America's Cup. SH: Winning the Bass Pro Tourna-

ment. People I'd Like To Thank: SE:

Everyone I worked for early in my

career who didn't fire me. Pete

Nadel, the first guy who gave me a

job; Mary June Rose, one of my first PDs; Randy Kabrich, Keith Smith, Bob McKay, Dana Miller,

Bobby Kraig and Dan Halyburton, my wife and family.

SH: Bobby Kraig and Dan Halybur-

ton; WSOC/Charlotee PD Paul

Johnson, who helped me get this

job; and WBT/Charlotte personalities H.A., Henry, and Rockin' Ray,

because they were so nice to me

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much. Other Awards/Honors: Both: Bill-

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82 RaR October 12,1990 OPPORTUNITIES OPENINGS OPENINGS

NEWS -- NEWS -- NEWS Anchors -- Reporters -- Directors -- M/F

If you are experienced (and good), we have many medium and major market situations available on a constant basis. If you are entry level (trained), smaller market stations are looking for you. NATIONAL receives more and more requests from radio stations in all size markets, seeking qualified news personnel. If you are seriously seeking a career move, contact NATIONAL, the acknowledged leader in radio personnel placement since 1981, immediately for complete registration information. Write or call: qCT NATIONAL BROADCAST TALENT COORDINATORS ed, Dept. R., P.O. Box 20551 Birmingham, Al 35216 (205) 822-9144

EAST Copywriting/production/promotions/personal appearances. Have fun this winter in Central New England resort market. T&R: WYRY, Box 1304, Keene NH 03431. 110/121 EOE

Experienced Announcers with production skills sought for full and parttime openings at Vermont NAC. T&R: WVAY, Stacy McCoy, Box 850, W. Dover, 05356. 110/121 EOE

Production company seeks male and female AT's for ID's, sweepers, etc. Must have killer pipes. T&R: Don Cohen Crea- tions, 1 Depot Plaza, Ossining, NY 10562. 110/121 EOE

New York state AOR seeks motivated, experienced AT. Atti- tude, discipline necessary. No calls. T&R: WKGB-FM, Mt. View Plaza, Great Bend, PA 18821. 110/121 EOE

Evening Announcer for full service AM 30 minutes from Man- hattan. T&R: WGCH, PD, 1490 Dayton Avenue, Greenwich, CT 06830. (10/12) EOE

WTIC-AM/Hartford seeks News Director. Outstanding leader sought. Must have ND experience. T&R: WTIC, Bill White, 1

Financial Plaza, Hartford, CT 06103. (10/121 EOE

New Jersey FM seeks News Reporters/Anchors. Minimum ive years' experience. T&R: WKXW/WBUD, Box 5698, Tren - on, NJ 08838. (10/12) EOE

WALK FM 915 AM 1370

AFTERNOON NEWS ANCHOR

Where else can you live no more than 7

miles from the water ... be within a stone's throw of the greatest city in the world ... AND work for Long Island's monster AC radio station in our award - winning News Department? We're looking for the best afternoon news anchor -creative, bright & sharp - for the Island's #1 radio station. Excellent writers ONLY need apply. Tapes & resumes to Susan Murphy, News Di- rector, WALK FM/AM, P.O. Box 230, Patchogue, New York 11772. EOE M/F

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FMIOO PROGRAM DIRECTOR

WVOR-FM, Rochester, New York has a rare career opportunity for experienced programmer, strategist, motivator, and organizer. Selector Music System skills, talent development, and promotional flair a must Send resume, tape, and programming philosophy along with salary re- quirements to John Elliott, Station Manager, WVOR, P.O. Box 40340, Rochester, N.Y. 14604. Equal Opportunity Employer.

PROGRAMMER An exciting opportunity for a highly motivated programmer to create a

regional success story. Mid -Atlantic. Contemporary adult format. You'll pull an airshift. You'll be involved in creative marketing. But most of all, you'll be the kind of person who gets it done! If you've been waiting for your shot, send resume, tape and ideas to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #061, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

Major Market N.E. Rock Hits Station Needs copywriter/production assistant. Great commercial copy skills essential. Wild imagination for sizzling 3-D station, promos equally important. Cassette, written copy, and resume to: Radio & Rec- ords, 1930 Century Park West, #076, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

SOUTH 100kw Country seeks 7p-12mid AT. Minimum two years' Country and team player attitude. T&R: KWKH, Gary Neill, Box 31130, Shreveport, LA 71130-1130. (10/12) EOE

WDJX/Louisville seeks applicants for pending openings. T&R: Chris Shebel, 612 Fourth Avenue, Suite 100, Louisville, KY 40208. (10/121 EOE

Top rated Country FM seeking serious news/sports Reporter/ Anchor. Lots of street work. T&R: WUSY, Ed Bruce, Box 8799, Chattanooga, TN 37411. 110/121 EOE

Myrtle Beach area Country leader seeks PMD or midday Tal- ent with strong production. T&R: WYAK-FM, Dave Priest, Box 15401, Surfside Beach, SC 29587. (10/121 EOE

Seeking experienced AE, and entry level marketing/sales person. RESUMES: WIJY-FM, Box 6988, Hilton Head, SC 29938. (10/121 EOE

Fulltime AT, hot AC. Also expanding our news department. Decent pay and benefits. T&R: Nick Caplan, Box 96, Panama City, FL 32402. (10/121 EOE

r NEWS DIRECTOR

Little Rock's top -rated AC is growing fast and needs a pro to join our winning team and take charge of our News Dept. Must have ability to good-naturedly banter on -air, yet deliver news in an authoritative, concise manner. Minimum three years' on -air news preferred, morning show news experience an advantage. Great benefits. Call or write: Signal Media, 14951 Dallas Parkway, Suite 1030, Dallas, TX 75240, (214) 458-8400 EOE

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ALL -NIGHTS ON THE RADIO Daytime on the Beach! AC Powerhouse in one of America's Best Markets Calls! Fe- males/Minorities encouraged to apply. T&R to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #081, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

+ WANTED + $1,000 REWARD

FOR AC MORNING PERSONALITY JOY95 is Norfolk, Virginia's top rated AC station. We're looking for a morning personality who exhibits great phone skills, topical and a strong commitment to dominate mornings through show preparation and local appearances. Send cassette of the morning show you want out of your market. If we hire the talent you send us, we'll pay you $1,000 cash instantly. Rush cassettes to Billy Shears, Program Director, JOY 95, 5544 Greenwich Rd., Virginia Beach, VA 23462. EOE M/F

OPENINGS

WII1P1F FM 97.9

WINTER IN FLORIDA One half of our morning team will be taking

maternity leave December and January, and we

need a good, temporary replacement! Must know

life-style News Reporting, Gathering and writing;

and most important, must be able to interact with

our morning guy. If this sounds like you, and

you'd like a vacation on us, send T&R to Dave

Parks, Operations Manager, WRMF, P.O. Box

189, West Palm Beach, FL 33402. EOE MF

Confidential Placement Services! Locate oppor- e tunities without getting burned! $15 processing 1

fee with tape and resume for one year member-

ship. Kt I Ca....kodeee Ner.erk

4923 Brookside Way NW Duluth, GA 30136 (404) 729-1587 b 4

Writer/Producer We have a killer morning show in the sunny South. We wanna make sure it stays on top. We wanna killer writer/producer to help us. If doing great, local radio comedy is your life and not just a job, we wanna hear from you. Please send cassette of bits you've written and/or produced. Resume, and writing samples to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #078, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE .

/z7,12...or foredzie Future openings, all shifts. Must live and breathe

radio. Knowledge of firearms, multi -track pro-

duction, plastic explosives, and history of

psychiatric disturbances are considered a plus.

Send T&R to: Boss Hog, c/o The Power Pig,

4002A Gandy Blvd., Tampa, FL 33611. Save your

money --no calls or overnite deliveries necessary,

minorities encouraged. EOE

OPERATIONS MANAGER NewCity's top -rated full service giant has an immediate opening for a modern AM radio strategist. If you're performing at a high level in your present position, we want to hear from you. Must be creative and organized to manage complex format, talented staff, aggressive marketing. Let- ter outlining your successes and resume: Rod Krebs, General Manager, KRMG, 7136 S. Yale, Suite 500, Tulsa, OK 74136.

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CHR PROGRAM DIRECTOR We've got a great CHR station in a desirable market, looking for a Program Director strong on leadership skills. Do you enjoy managing ambitious plans and achieving impossible goals? If so, we'd love to hear from you. Send resume and a letter discussing both your programming and management philosophies, complete references, and an aircheck demon- strating the high quality of your work. We look forward to hearing from you. E. Alvin Davis and Associates, 9851 Forest Glen Drive, Cin- cinnati, OH 45242. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. EOE

OPENINGS

(Kucto4) 24 HOUR STEREO COUNTRY

AM DRIVE We need an experienced, morning talent who is quick, witty, creative, uptempo, AC -style, conversational and versatile, to take the lead in our morning team. Your partner is a talented straight man.

KIX-104 is a perennial dominat 20 share FM Contemporary Country. Stable airstaff. Highly visible. Fair management with very high expectations. Team spirit. Good facility in scenic mountainous region. Money magazine's 17th most livable city. Ag- gressive group owner. Fast-growing market of 210,000 population, healthy economy. T&R with past compensation to: J.R. Phillips, P.D., P.O. Box 1104, Fayet- teville, Arkansas 72702. (Fed Express address: 4250 N. College Ave., 72703). EOE drum

AFTERNOON NEWS/SIDEKICK 3

jCoastal FM AC Giant looking for mature, yet personality -oriented person with ex -

3 cellent writing skills to join our #1 winning team. Send T&R to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #080, Los An-: geles, CA 90067. EOE liMIi

MIDWEST WNRJ/Columbus now accepting applications from pros for future full and parttime openings. T&R: Tom Reynolds, 7001 Discovery Blvd., Dublin, OH 43017. 110/121 EOE

KKLS/Sioux Falls. Leading AC has rare opening for relatable evening Personality. T&R: Reid Holsen, 3205 S. Meadow, SO 57016. (10/121 EOE

Board Operators sought for full and parttime positions. Run syndicated shows, plus some air work. T&R: WROK, Jamie Grout, 3901 Brendenwood, Rockford, IL 61107. (10/121 EOE

Who's out there? NAC, but not sleepy, no jazz purists please. T&R: WBZN, Dave Herring, 2400 South 102nd Street, Mil- waukee, WI 53227. (10/121 EOE

WOW seeks warm Personalities for our Country combo. Mid- days/afternoons/evenings. T&R: Program Director, 615 North 90th Street, Omaha, NE 68114. 110/121 EOE

r3.- MORNINGS

Z-104 MADISON

After ten years, legendary morning man

J.D. Barber is sick of waking up at

3AM. Z-104 is looking for the next legend to take over the reins by year's end. Candidates must be: topical, crazy, great with phones, love getting up at 3

AM and be public appearance animals. If you've got a great attitude and a

great mind, we want to listen to you.

Join the best run broadcast company in

America and live in one of the greatest

cities in the nation.

Send tape, resume and photo: Mad Dog

Hudson, PD, Midcontinent Broad- casting, Z-104, 5721 Tokay Blvd., Madison, WI 53719. (No calls.)

Minorities and women are encouraged to apply for this position. EOE

CLEVELAND'S DANCE MUSIC LEADER PROGRAM DIRECTOR for WJMO-FM & AM. Experience required, computer skills a plus. Good managerial skills a must. Qualified applicants send resume to Curtis Shaw, Vice President, 2156 Lee Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44118. EOE M/F


OPPORTUNITIES October 12,1990 RUR 83

OPENINGS 93.1 win

CLASSIC OLDIES NIGHTTIME

ENTERTAINER SOUGHT Looking for high energy. Nighttime entertainer to handle all request Oldies show in one of the Midwest's greatest cities! Motivated team players with great attitudes ... Here's your chance to shine! Great company and package! Rush ('-&R to Simon Jeffries, Station Manager, 9292 North Meridian St., Indianapo- lis, IN 46260. EOE SCONNIX BROADCASTING

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Compelling Morning Host Top 30 Midwest market - CHR

Tape & Resume to: Radio & Records,

1930 Century Park West, #071, Los Angeles,

CA 90067. EOE

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SALES MANAGER Country leader WFMS-FM, Indianapolis, needs a General Sales Manager. Previous radio sales management experience required. A terrific opportunity for growth within a great corporate environment. Salary package commensurate with experience and skills. Please send resume to Monte Maupin, General Manager, WFMS Radio, P.O. Box 502950, Indianapolis, In- diana 46250. Please, no phone calls at this time. EOE * ********** * * * * * *

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CHR MORNINGS Top 25 Midwest market. Great city, great opportunity. T&R to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #079, Los An- geles, CA 90067. EOE

Aggressive company in Top 35 market needs players for morning team and killer production director. Must have AOR/CR/ Adult CHR experience. T/R to: Radio &

Records, 1930 Century Park West, #075, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

WEST Morning AT sought for top rated AC station in growing So. California market. T&R: Mr. Regan, 11901 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90025. 110/12) EOE

Experienced news Anchor/Reporter sought for full service combo in Southern California. CALL: KVVQ-A/F, John Barry, 1619) 244-2000. 110/12) EOE

Reno CHR has overnight opening. Seeking energy and experience to lite up 24 hour town. T&R: Carey Edwards, Box 2271, NV 89505. 110/12) EOE

Production Director sought for North Hollywood Music/Soft- ware company. 3-5 years' managerial/production experience. CALL: Marty, 1818) 766-5221. 110/12) EOE

Job in Paradise. KKBG-FM seeks FT evening AT. Phones, copywriting, production and experience necessary. T&R: J.E. Orozco, 913 Kanoelehua, Hilo, HI 96720. (10/12) EOE

Southern New Mexico resort area adult class C FM seeks An- nouncer/Production Talent with good copywriting. CALL: KSNM, Adam West, PD, 1505) 894-3987. 110/12) EOE

Celifomia coastal AOR seeks entry level AT. Selector experience helpful. T&R: KCQR, Lisa, 4141 State Street, #E-9, San- ta Barbara, CA 93110. 110/5) EOE

AFTERNOONS Hot oldies on the California coast!!! A heartbeat away from L.A.!! Afternoons!!! Mid - days!!! Evenings!!!! Creative??? Hard- working??? Team player????? Mail today!! Dennis Kinkaid, 5200 Valentine Road, #230, Ventura, CA 93003. EOE

OPENINGS

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AFTERNOONS Fresno's Classic Rock 'N Roll has an opening for a friendly, up, afternoon Air Talent. Strong

air/production skills required. Possible music co-

ordinator duties too! We want you for the team!

Cassette and resume to: Mark Thomas, c/o KJFX

95.7 "the Fox", 2125 N. Barton, Fresno, CA

93703. No calls. EOE

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Orange Coantys Soft eck./ Seeks experienced part time air talent to join Orange County's leading station. Rush T&R to: Chris Cox, PD, 3101 West Fifth Street, Santa Ana, CA 92703. EOE

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PD/MORNING PERSONALITY

Southeast New Mexico's Top Country FM seeks experienced PD/Morning Personality. Production ability a must. T&R : RPER, P.O. Box 2276, Hobbs, NM 88241. EOE

AT/PRODUCTION Bay area hot AC looking for solid team player AT w/ strong production. Possible drive shift. T&R: Clark Reid, KISS -FM, 1855 Gateway Blvd., Ste. 440, Concord, CA 94520. No calls. EOE

POSITIONS SOUGHT Articulate, 22 year old recent college graduate with six years' experience relocating to Atlanta. Copywriting/AT news/production. KIMBERLY DOBSON: 1912) 232-0492. 110/12)

Seeking a leader? General Manager, network background, ex- tensive news experience, 20 year veteran, no job too large, I

get results) JOHN: 1407) 299-5212. 110/12)

Julia Roberts asked me to marry her, but I told her no, because I seek to be your CHR PD/MD/morning dude. BILL: 1614) 384-3873. 110/12)

AOR news Personality with ten years' AT experience seeks morning slot. Music/news/sports credibility with a AT mental- ity and presence. TIMMO: 1402) 483-4637. 110/121

Dayton Ohio area. AT with seven years' experience and sports PBP seeks full or parttime position. I'm new in town. AL: 15131 335-8981. 110/12)

Free this space! Hire this witty, enthusiastic Personality/production pro) CHR/Oldies. NEIL: 1802) 463-1432. 110/12)

Northeast stational I expect to reach the top, but first I seek to learn from a real professional. Any takers? JEFF: (516) 623-8483. 110/12)

Hardworking, pleasant, professional desires position with Gospel format only. Willing to relocate. LARRY: (4171 883-4060 or 866-7646. (10/12)

AT/production pro seeks new challenge in NE or SW U.S. Cur- rently at very up -tempo Oldies station. Call for latest aircheck/production. ANDY: 1718) 979-3171. 110/121

Talk Talent. Standout, but no one knows yet, so get me cheapl 15 years' AT/news, 9 in majors. Seeking medium to major. DAVE: 16191279-3119. 110/12)

On-air/promotions/research. Plenty of computer experience. Seeking new gig PDQI Carolinas only, hardworking and ready for anything. JIM DAVIS: 1803) 774-3674. 110/121

Who You Gonna Call? Could you use a PD who learned his craft from people like Jerry Clift',n, Gerry De, John Rook, and Paul Drew? Plus a personality who's had #1 12+ ratings in New York, Los Angeles, AND Chicago? Former top 3 market PD and all-star jock looking for turnaround CHR to program. We will take no prisoners. Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #077, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

POSITIONS SOUGHT POSITIONS SOUGHT

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One year In the business parttime, seeking fulltime and ready to work and learn, Will do anything. MICHAEL: (800) 327-5555 ext. 16. 110/12)

Currently PMD at CHR WDJX/Louisville. Seeking programming or major market on -air. Available nowl JIM PARKER: 15021 968-3003. 110/12)

Currently employed established drivetime team seeks personality oriented drive time slot. Call for T&R. 18031 785-3353. 110/12)

Currently swing at top rated CHR in Peoria end ready to move on to any interested medium market CHR or AC. ANDY: 1309) 693-3785.110/121

Hello NYCI Major market Personality seeks PT/FT shift. Na- tive New Yorker with 11 years' in AC/CHR. I'm here and available. ROCKY: 1718) 232-8479. 110/121

Production wizard) 12 years' state of the art experience, management, excellent writing skills, great voice) Agency experience, on -air, get mel CHRIS: (912) 922-2222. 110/121

OM/PD/Drive with over three years' experience seeks new opportunity in AC/CHR. RICH: (9121 386-9428. 110/121

Former WKPX-FM AT available. Produced own rock and roll show. Experienced, in production and promotional work. Great pipes. ED: (213) 391-8819. 110/121

Energetic, high-powered CHR AT seeks station that offers guidance without limitations on creativity. Excellent phones, pipes and production. LOUIE: 1815) 741-8605. (10/121

Female AT with experience seeks fulltime airshift in NJ/Phil- ly/NYC. BRENDA: 16091 896-3349. 110/121

LETTERMAN LENO ME

20 year pro morning man now on a Top 10 L.A. station considering a quality move. Big voice, fast wit, proven and prolific humor writer with a

Letterman/Lena attitude. Real material, no shock shit. Have a lot to give both on -air and off. Look- ing for a professional shop with a winning spirit. Call (213) 960-4769.

Hardworking, pleasant, professional tight board, excellent production skills, willing to relocate call NICK R. NICHOLS: 14171 883-4060 or 881-2376. (10/121

Seeking full or PT in So. Cal. Primary experience Country/ AC. Formerly KBDF/Eugene, most recently KNTF/Ontario. Profes- sional production. JIM: 1714) 984-5538. 110/12)

Very persistent, hardworking, versatile AT/AP. Has own weekly morning show and local Los Angeles, following. Writes commercials, etc. BOB: 18181 907-9525. 110/121

Smooth, cool, dry, always fresh, never bitter for that clean taste that says Classic Rock/AOR. ERIC: 1713) 772-3742. 110/12)

Top 40/Rock/AC/CHR AT ready and willing to relocate to your area yesterday. Call me, the countdown connoisseur. MIKE SCOTT: 1216) 658-4680. 110/12)

Bright creative and enthusiastic, seeking first fulltime break. Will relocate for FT evening or overnight gig. RODNEY: 1216) 486-6437. 110/121

Seasoned newsman. Anchored on local and national levels. Professional and energetic. Major markets only. 1719) 372-6455. 110/121

Get me out of D.CI College and broadcast school graduate working PT seeks fulltime in any locale or format. BILL MID- DENDORF: 1202) 363-0897. 110/12)

Young AT with major market experience seeks position at CHR/AOR/AC outlet. Will relocate immediately. LOUIS: 1714) 734-6645. 110/121

Morning duo formerly of San Diego, Honolulu and Palm Springs ready to step to next challenge. AOR/CHR preferred, ready to move. JIM/IAN: 1818) 963-8170, 110/121

Pump up the ratings AT with mixed format experience AOR/ CHR. Powerful production. Ready to take the market. THE GHOST: 1602) 571-0785. 110/121

PD/MD CHR. TODD: (501) 442-0166. 110/121

Adult CHR wildmanl Uptempo, energetic, creative, hardworking team player. 8 -track production junkie with seven years' experience. ROD: (6141 397-4486. (10/121

DC/Baltimore area. 15 year veteran PD/MD experience seeks Full or parttime AT AC/CHR/Gold. MIKE: 1703) 204-9465. 110/121

Major market AM/PM drive Personality available now. CHR/AC experience, winning attitude, and well worth the call. BILL KNIGHT: (412) 934-3476. 110/121

Q&A: Question: How do you get to be No. 1 in adults and No. 1 in your market? ANSWER: HOT AC/ADULT CHR FORMAT! PROMOTION -ORIENTED PROGRAMMER/ MORNINGS READY TO DELIVER!

Call today. 512-578-0821.

Seeking a leader? General Manager, network background, ex- tensive news experience, 20 year veteran, no job too large, I

get results. JOHN: (4071 299-5212. 110/121

Going mobile. Small/medium market CHR AT ready to move up to next challenge. Team player with great attitude, and ability to work even harder. DAN: 15021 825-4117. 110/121

Talented radio news pro with fifteen years' experience, including Houston, San Diego and San Jose. Seeking Anchor position in So. Cal. KATHY: 1805) 831-9797. (10/121

Country AT with one year on -air, seeks relocation to your Country/AOR/CHR station. SCOTT: 1714) 962-81 15. 110/12)

Experienced Al; Talent seeks fulltime airshift in NJ/Philly or NYC. BRENDA: 16091 896-3349. (10/121

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84. October 12,1990 URBAN NATIONAL AIRPLAY@

BREAKERS. WHITNEY HOUSTON

I'm Your Baby Tonight (Arista) 94% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 11/7, Light 77/72, Total Adds 79 Including WXYV, WILD, WAMO, WVEE, K104, K97, WGCI, WZAK, WJLB, KJLH. Debuts at number 36 on the Urban Contemporary chart.

GUY

I Wanna Get With You (MCA) 89% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/8, Light 76/75, Total Adds 83 including WRKS, WAMO, WKYS, K104, K97, WHAT, WGCI, WZAK, WJLB, KSOL. Debuts at number 37 on the Urban Contemporary chart.

TONY! TONII TONEI It Never Rains (In Southern California) (Wing/Polydor)

78% of our reporting stations on It. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 13/0, Light 59/21, Total Adds 21 including WUSL, KJMZ, K97, WPAL, WJTT, WQMG, WQFX, WLOU, WBLX, WIZF. Debuts at number 38 on the Urban Contemporary chart.

E.U.

I Confess (Virgin) 67% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 23/0, Light 40/7, Total Adds 7, WBLS, WHQT, WGCI, WLOU, WFXM, WIZF, WTLZ. Debuts at number 40 on the Urban Contemporary chart.

CANDYMAN Knockin' Boots (Epic)

66% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 12/0, Medium 28/0, Light 22/8, Total Adds 8, WUSL, WGCI, WBLK, KQXL, Z104, WEUP, KIIZ, WQOK. Moves 40-32 on the Urban Contemporary chart.

SPECIAL GENERATION Love Me Just For Me (Bust It/Capitol)

65% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 12/0, Light 49/33, Total Adds 33 including WDAS, WHUR, WKYS, K104, WOWI, WZAK, WTLC, WJIZ, KDAY, XHRM.

AFTER 7

My Only Woman (Virgin) 60% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/0, Light 47/12, Total Adds 12 including WOWI, KMJM, 0C104, WRKE, WAGH, Z16, WALT, KDKS, WVOI, KBUZ.

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TAKE 6 "I L -o -v -e You" (Reprise) 54/8 Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 26/0, Light 27/8, Total Adds 8, KBCE, WUJM, WIKS, WOOK, WTMP, K98 -FM. WDZZ, KKFX.

Heavy: WMYK. Mediums include. WILD, WDAS, WAMO, WHUR, WKYS.

SURFACE "The First Time" (Columbia) 51/50 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 51/50, Total Adds 50 including WXYV, WDAS, WUSL, WAMO, WHUR, KHYS,

WGZB, WYLD, WMYK, WOWI.

SPECIAL ED "Mission" (Profile) 49/7 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 15/0, Light 32/7, Total Adds 7, WBLS, WKYS, K104, KJMZ, WGCI, WJLB, WJFX. Heavy:

WAGH, WTMP. Mediums include: KHYS, KMJQ, K97, WYLD, WOWI.

BASIC BLACK "Nothing But A Party" (Sound Of New York/Motown) 48/5 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 23/0, Light 20/5, Total Adds 5, WJIZ, KQXL, WATV, WALT, WOOK. Heavy: K104, WPEG,

WJMI, U102, XHRM. Mediums include: WKYS, KHYS, KMJQ, K97, WYLD.

SYDNEY YOUNGBLOOD "I'd Rather Go Blind" (Arista) 482 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 27/0, Light 14/2, Total Adds 2, WENN. WFXE. Heavies include: 0C104, WPEG, WJMI, WEDR,

WANM. Mediums include: WDAS, WAMO, WHUR, WKYS, WMYK.

GRADY HARRELL "Don't Turn Your Back On Me" (RCA) 46/14 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/1, Light 43/13, Total Adds 14 including WILD, WAMO, K97, WBLK, WJIZ, WENN, WPEG,

WJTT, Z16, WLOU. Medium: WDAS, WEAS.

CARL ANDERSON "My Love Will" (GRP) 46/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 11/0, Light 35/4, Total Adds 4. WMYK, WOWI, U102, WJFX. Mediums include: WHUR, WZAK,

WTLC, WJIZ, KFXZ.

TERRY STEELE "Prisoner Of Love" (SBK) 46/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/0, Light 38/4. Total Adds 4, WYLD, WQFX, KIPR, WTLZ. Mediums include: WDAS, WHUR,

WMYK, WTLC, WJJS.

BOYS 'Thing Called Love" (Motown) 43/23 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/1, Light 41/22, Total Adds 23 including WKYS, WGZB, WHQT, WYLD, WZAK, WBLK, WRKE,

WJIZ, WFXA, KQXL. Medium: WAGH.

PHALON "Dance Floor Of Lite" (Mega Jam/Elektra) 43/5 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 18/1, Light 23/4, Total Adds 5, WMVP, WBLK, WTMP, WTLZ, WVOI. Heavy: WQIS, WJJS.

Mediums include: KHYS, WGZB, K97, WOWI, WZAK.

WOOTEN BROTHERS "Friend" (A&M) 38/11 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 33/11, Total Adds 11 including WJLB, WTLC, WMVP, WFXA, WFXE, WZFX, Z104, KIIZ, WCDX, WIMP. Medium. WDAS, WWDM, WJMI, WDZZ, WTLZ.

JEFF REDD "What Goes Around, Comes Around" (MCA) 38/2 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 12/0, Light 24/2, Total Adds 2, KJLH, WJFX. Heavy: WJLB, WVOI. Mediums include: WILD, WDAS, WKYS, KMJQ, WMYK.

BRAXTONS "Good Life" (Arista) 38/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 17/0, Light 19/1, Total Adds 1, WTMP. Mediums include: WILD, WDAS, WAMO. WHUR, K104.

TIME "Chocolate" (Paisley Park/Reprise) 32/14 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/2, Light 27/12, Total Adds 14 including WGZB, WYLD, Z93, WWDM, KIIZ, Z16, WLOU, WPGA, WALT, WEDR. Medium: WOWI, Z104, U102.

HOMEWORK 'Special Kind Of Lady" (Epic) 32/5 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 30/5, Total Adds 5, WMYK, WPAL, WIKS, WPLZ, XHRM. Medium: K104, WFXA.

ONE CAUSE ONE EFFECT "Up With Hope Down With Dope" (Bust It/Capitol) 30/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 15/1, Light 15/3, Total Adds 4, KBCE, WPEG, WQIS, WEAS. Mediums include: K97, WOWI, KMJM, WENN, WPAL.

TOO SHORT "The Ghetto" (Jive/RCA) 28/10 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/0, Light 21/10, Total Adds 10, KPRS, KSOL, WJIZ, WENN, WAGH, Z16, KIPR, KMJJ, WTUG, KDAY. Heavy: KJMZ. Mediums include: KHYS, K97, WZAK, WXOK, KHUL.

BARBARA WEATHERS "Our Love Will Last Forever" (Reprise) 27/3 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 13/0, Light 12/3, Total Adds 3, WOWI, WRKE, WBLX. Heavy: WKYS, K104. Mediums include: WILD, WDAS, WHUR, WMYK, WTLC.

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WHITNEY HOUSTON (79)

RECURRENTS LW 1W

1 1 EN VOGUE/Lies JOHNNY GILL (52) SURFACE (50) 3 2 BOYS/Crary

SAMUELLE (52) SPECIAL GENERATION (33) 2 3 J. GILL/My MAXI PRIEST (42) BOYS (23) 5 4 WHISPERS/Innocent

BELL BIV DEVOE (20) TONEI TONII TONE! (21) 4 5 TONY! TONII TONE!/Feels TRACIE SPENCER (20) POOR RIGHTEOUS... (15) - 6 PRINCE/fhieves MARIAH CAREY (17) GRADY HARRELL (14) 6 7 M. CAREYNision

VANILLA ICE (15) THELMA HOUSTON (14) - 8 BLACK BOX/Everybody L.L. COOL J (12) TIME (14) 7 9 BABYFACE/My

9 10 BELL BIV DEVOE/Do

ROBBIE MYCHALS "Do For You Do For Me" (Alpha International) 27/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/0, Light 19/1, Total Adds 1, WANM. Mediums include: WDAS, WHUR, WMYK, WOWI, WAN. JETS "Special Kind Of Love" (MCA) 26/6 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 25/6, Total Adds 6, WZFX, Z104, Z16, WPGA, WDZZ, WTL.Z Medium: WAN. ANGELA WINBUSH "Please Bring Your Love Back" (Mercury) 25/7 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 22/7, Total Adds 7, WJLB, WPAL, WUJM, WFXE, Z104, KFXZ, U102. Medium, WDAS, WWDM, KMJJ.

KOOL SKOOL "You Can't Buy My Love" (Capitol) 25/5 Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 21/5, Total Adds 5, WAMO, KQXL, WLOU, WCDX, WIMP. Heavy: WJMI. Medium: WWDM, 2104, WANM.

N.W.A. "100 Mlles And Rennin'" (Priority) 25/2 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 7/0, Light 15/2. Total Adds 2, KHUL, WIZF. Heavy: WOWI, WZAK, KDAY. Mediums include: K97, WYLD, KBCE, WQFX, KFXZ.

TASHAN 'Thinking About You" (OBR/Columbla) 22/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0. Light 22/8, Total Adds 8. WHUR, WMVP, WJIZ, WJTT, KIIZ, KHUL, WEDR, XHRM.

JAMES INGRAM "I Don't Have The Heart" (WB) 22/0 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 14/0, Light 6/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WZAK, WRKE. Mediums include: WDAS, WAMO, WVEE, WHQT, WMYK.

ANSWERED QUESTIONS "Sentimental" (EMI) 21/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/1. Light 15/3, Total Adds 4, WTLC, WANM, WVOI, KKFX. Medium WDAS, WOWI, WMVP, 0C104, WEUP.

2 UVE CREW "Mama Juanita" (Luke/Atlantic) 20/12 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 19/12, Total Adds 12 including WYLD, WOWI, WBLK, KBCE, WENN, WPAL, WAGH, KFXZ, Z16, WANM. Medium: KDAY.

STANLEY CLARKE & GEORGE DUKE "Mothership Connection" (Epic) 20/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 17/0, Total Adds O. Medium: WOWI, WOOK, KDAY.

JAMAICA BOYS "Move It" (Reprise) 19/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 18/3, Total Adds 3, WRKE, WFXA, WOIS. Medium. WCDX.

MS. ADVENTURE & DOUG LAZY "Undeniable" (Atco) 182 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 17/2, Total Adds 2, WPAL, Z16. Medium: WAMO.

THELMA HOUSTON "Out Of My Hands" (Reprise) 17/14 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 17/14, Total Adds 14 including WOWI, KBCE, KQXL, WAGH, WZFX. WEUP, KIIZ, WPGA, WCDX, WEAS.

POOR RIGHTEOUS TEACHERS "Holy Intellect" (Profile) 16/15 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/O, Light 16/15, Total Adds 15 including WAMO, K97, WOWI, WJIZ, WAN, WENN, WAGH, WIKS, WEAS, KDKS.

DEEE-LITE "Groove Is In The Heart" (Elektra) 14/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 11/0, Total Adds O. Medium: WBLS, 0C104, WJMH.

NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK "Let's Try It Again" (Columbia) 14/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 10/0, Total Adds O. Medium: WZAK, WRKE, Z16, WANM.

FATHER MC "I'll Do For You" (MCA) 13/7 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/1, Light 11/6, Total Adds 7, WJIZ, KIIZ, WBLX, WJHM, WANM, K98 -FM, KDAY. Medium: WOWI.

MONIE LOVE "Morrie In The Middle" (WB) 13/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 12/4, Total Adds 4, WPEG, KFXZ, WALT, WIKS. Medium: KSOL.

ADA DYER "That's What I Look For In A Lover" (Motown) 132 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 12/2, Total Adds 2, WEUP, WPLZ. Medium: WHUR.

WINANS "When You Cry" (WB) 12/10 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 12/10, Total Adds 10, WHUR, K104, WGZB, WMYK, WZAK, U102, WEDR, WIZF, WDZZ, KKFX.

CHEBA "The Piper" (Columbia) 12/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 10/1, Total Adds 1, WPAL. Medium: WGZB, KDAY.

KOOL G RAP & DJ POLO "Streets Of New York" (Cold Chillin'/WB) 12/I Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 10/1, Total Adds 1, WFXA. Medium: KHYS, WANM.

NAJEE "Cruise Control" (EMI) 11/11 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 11/11, Total Adds 11 including KBCE, WXOK, WEUP, KFXZ, WOIS, WALT, WOOK, KMJJ, WANM, WDZZ.

BOOGIE DOWN PRODUCTIONS "Love's Gonna Getcha" (Jive/RCA) 112 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 8/2, Total Adds 2, K104, Z16. Medium: WBLS, WAMO, K97.

LE KLASS "No Hope" (Life) 11/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/O, Medium 3/0, Light 8/1, Total Adds 1, WPAL. Medium: WCDX, KDKS, WIMP.

Rsports/Adds

I TAKE 6/I L -o -v -e You (Reprise) 54/8 2 SPECIAL ED/Mission (Profile) 49/7 3 SYDNEY YOUNGBLOOD/I'd Rather Go Blind (Arista) 48/2 4 WOOTEN BROTHERS/Friend (A&M) 38/11 5 BRAXTONS/Good Life (Arista) 36/1 6 HOMEWORK/Special Kind Of Lady (Epic) 32/5 7 ONE CAUSE ONE EFFECT/11p With Hope Down With Dope (Bust It/Capitol) 30/4 8 TOO SHORT/fhe Ghetto (Jive/ACA) 28/10 9 N.W.A./1011 Miles And Runnin' (Priority) 25/2

10 2 LIVE CREW/Mama Juanita (Luke/Atlantic) 20/12

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GRADY HARRELL GEOFF MCBRIDE JC LODGE

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GRADY HARRELL JASINE GUY

CANDYMAN

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SPECIAL ED

TEVIN CAMPBELL E.U. Hottest: LALAH HATHAWAY

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GUY

WHITNEY HOUSTON FORCE MD'S SURFACE AFTER 7 BOYS

Hottest: JOHNNY GILL PEBBLES KEITH SWEAT MAXI PRIEST BILL BIV DEVOE

none Hottest: KEITH SWEAT PEBBLES LALAH HATHAWAY L.L. COO. J BACK BOX

WJMVJackson ToddlJones

CARON WHEELER GUY

TEEAA MARIE WHITNEY HOUSTON TODAY SOUL II SOUL Hottest: QUINCY JONES SYDNEY YOUNGBLOOD JOHNNY GILL HI FIVE MIDNIGHT STAR

W HJX/Jacksonville ClarklBNl

WHITNEY HOUSTON VANILLA ICE TONY TONI TONE GUY

JASMINE GUY

SURFACE BOYS Hottest: PEBBLES JOHNNY GILL KEITH SWEAT SAMUELLE MAXI PRIEST

KIIZAKilleen Frankie Jaye

LEVERT TONY TONI TONE WOOTEN BROMERS SPECIAL GENERATIO CANDYMAN

FATHER MC

GUY

SIDE F/X WHITNEY HOUSTON K.M.C. KRU

TASHAN HARMONY

TIRE THEMA HOUSTON Hottest: PEBBLES KITH SWEAT

SAMUELLE MAXI PRIEST TRACIE SPENCER

KFXZJLafayette Chuck Harrison

TONY TONI TONE WHITNEY HOUSTON GUY

SURFACE MONIE LOVE NAJEE ANGELA WINBUSH

BOYS

SPECIAL GENERATIC 2 LIVE CREW

Hottest: PEBBLES TRACIE SPENCER SAMUELLE KITH SWEAT MAXI PRIEST

KXZZRake Charles Rob Neal

GRADY HARRELL TIME GUY

TONY TONI TONE WHITNEY HOUSTON 2 LIVE CREW

BOOGIE DOWN PRODU SPECIAL GENERATIO JETS FORCE MD'S AFTER 7 VINCE ANDREWS

MAXI PRIEST MS. ADVENTURE & D

LEON HAYWARD

TOO SHORT Hottest: PEBBLES SAMUELLE

KEITH GREAT BELL BIV DEVOE KIARA

WOISILaursl Ron Davis

ONE CAUSE ONE EFF JAMAICA BOYS TRINERE NAJEE LEVERT WHITNEY HOUSTON SPECIAL GEERATIO Hottest: PEBBLES OLETA ADAMS

KIARA SAMUELLE TRACIE SPENCER

0102/Lexington MacklMoberly

CARL ANDERSON

ANGELA WINBUSH GUY

WHITNEY HOUSTON LISTEN UP WINANS SURFACE

BLACK FLAMES Hottest: KEITH SWEAT MARIAN CAREY JANET JACKSON MAXI PRIEST HI FIVE

KIPRILIttle Rock Booker/See

WHITNEY HOUSTON GUY

TOD SHORT SURFACE TERRY STEELE Hottest: PEBBLES SANDELLE

KEITH SWEAT VANILLA ICE MAXI PRIEST

WHITNEY HOUSTON GUY

CANDYMAN

L.L. COO. J SURFACE SPECIAL GENERATIC FORCE MD'S THELMA HOUSTON

NAJEE ADA DYER Hottest: PEBBLES JOHNNY GILL SAMUELLE KEITH SWEAT WLOUILouisville TRACIE SPENCER Ange Canasse

TIME GUY

E.U. TONY TONI TONE

WHITNEY HOUSTON MIKI HOWARD

GRADY HARRELL SURFACE KOOL SHOO. TEVIN CAMPBELL LEVERT

Hottest: JOHNNY GILL TRACIE SPENCER LALAH HATHAWAY

CYNDA WILLIAMS MAXI PRIEST

W GZBILouleellle Del Spencer

FREDDIE JACKSON WINANS GUY

TIME GWEN GUTHRIE D NICE BOYS SURFACE

CYNDA WILLIAMS Hottest: JOHNNY GILL SAMUELLE KEITH SWEAT L.L. COOL J EN VOGUE

WJJS/Lynchburg HOT1051Montgomery Lad Eloise Larry Steele

VANILLA ICE GUY

SURFACE SPECIAL GENERATIO GEOFF MOBRIDE WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: PEBBLES SAMUELLE

KEITH SWEAT MAXI PRIEST TRACCE SPENCER

WFXM1Macon Shebba Dora

WHITNEY HOUSTON GUY E.U. GEOFF MCBRIDE SPECIAL GENERATIO Hottest: KEITH GREAT JOHNNY GILL PEBBLES BELL BIN DEVOE

MARIAN CAREY

WPGAJMecon Brian Kelly

WHITNEY HOUSTON VANILLA ICE THELMA HOUSTON GUY

TONY TONI TONE D'LA VANCE KIPPER JONES JETS TIME PERFECT GENTLEMEN SURFACE Hottest: PERSES KITH GREAT SAMUELLE

BELL BE/ DEVOE MARIAN CAREY

K971Memphla O'Jay/Bell

WHITNEY HOUSTON

GUY

JASMINE GUY

STAR POOR RIGHTEOUS TE D'LA VANCE

GRADY HARRELL TONY TONI TONE AZIATIC Hottest: PEBBLES TROOP JOHNNY GILL KIARA SAMUELLE

KHULIMemphis Toni St. James

N.W.A. GUY

HI FIVE WHITNEY HOUSTON TASHAN SURFACE SPECIAL GENERATIO Hottest: MAXI PRIEST KITH SWEAT SAMUELLE

JOHNNY GILL PEBBLES

WALTIMerldian Steve Poston

MARIAR CAREY ANITA BAKER TEVIN CAMPBELL WHITNEY HOUSTON

BASIC BLACK TONY TONI TONE GUY

GRADY HARRELL TIME AFTER 7 MIDNIGHT STAR NAJEE TRINERE MUNIE LOVE Hottest: PPR% FS JOHNNY GILL KEITH GREAT MAXI PRIEST SAMUELLE

WHOTIMiaml Islay/Neely

WHITNEY HOUSTON

GUY BUFFALO SOLDIERS E.U. BOYS Hottest: FRIGHTS & COLONEL DOC BOX A B. FRES VANILLA ICE CANDYMAN

BELL BIS DEVOE

W EDRIMiaml James Thomas

WINANS

WHITNEY HOUSTON PERFECT GENTLEMEN

GUY

BOYS TASHAN

TIME Hottest: KEITH SWEAT JOHNNY GILL PEBBLES BACK BOX

CYNDA WILLIAMS

WBLXIMob1Ie Chsatam/Sinclalr

TONY TONI TONE WHITNEY HOUSTON GUY

SPECIAL GENERATIO BARBARA WEATHERS LEVERT

FATHER MC

Hottest: JOHNNY GILL L.L. COOL J PEBBLES TROOP VANILLA ICE

none Hottest: PEBBLES KEITH SWEAT VANILLA ICE LAQUAN

M.C. HAMER

WOOK/Nashville DuBald/ROck

BERNADETTE COOPER L.L. 0001 J LEVERS CYNDA WILLIAMS

GUY

WHITNEY HOUSTON

TEVIN CAMPBELL Hottest: PEBBLES KITH GREAT SARDELLE JOHNNY GILL LISA STANSFIELD

WIKSINew Bern Kirkland/Sanders

TAKE 6 Mt7NIE LOVE

LEVERT SPECIAL GENERATIO HOEWORK SURFACE POOR RIGHTEOUS TE Hottest: SARDELLE MAXI PRIEST QUINCY JONES MARIAN CAREY PEBBLES

WYLD-FMINew Orleans Wallace/Ross

WHITNEY HOUSTON TIME BOYS

2 LIVE CREW WHISPERS TERRY STEELE JASMINE GUY

GUY

SURFACE Hottest: PEBBLES JOHNNY GILL MAXI PRIEST DAMDELLE

L.L. COOT. J

WMYKINorfolk DaHalBenton

WHITNEY HOUSTON

CARL ANDERSON

WINANS SURFACE HOEWORK

Hottest: KITH GREAT MAXI PRIEST MARIAN CAREY

CYNDA WILLIAMS BETTY WRIGHT

WOWVNorlolk Richards/St. James

SURFACE TEAMWORK

CARL ANDERSON

SPECIAL GENERATIO WHITNEY HOUSTON GOY 2 LIVE CREW

AFTER 7 TEVIN CAMPBELL THELMA HOUSTON BARBARA WEATHERS POOR RIGHTEOUS TE Hottest: PEBBLES KEITH SWEAT MAXI PRIEST SAMUELLE TRACCE SPENCER

W JHMIOrlando Lindsey/Hollywood

GUY

GRADY HARRELL FATHER MC

LEVERT Hottest: CANDYMAN

VANILLA ICE KEITH GREAT

BLACK BOX

MARIAN CAREY

WOOKIRaleigh Cy Young

NAJEE PRINCE TAKE 6 BASIC BLACK WHITNEY HOUSTON SURFACE GUY

CANDYMAN

Hottest: MAXI PRIEST SAMUELLE

JOHNNY GILL CLETA ADAMS

PEBBLES

W CDXIRIchmond Young/Maxwell

GUY

TONY TONI TONE WHITNEY HOUSTON

CYNDA WILLIAMS THELMA HOUSTON

WOOTEN BROTHERS KOOL SKOOL Hottest: PEBBLES

MAXI PRIEST JOHNNY GILL SAMUELLE TRACIE SPENCER

W PLZIRIchmond- Petersbure

Phil Daniels

ADA DYER

SURFACE GUY

HOMEWORK

WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: SAMUELLE MAXI PRIEST BELL BIV DEVOE KEITH SWEAT

OLETA ADAMS

WEASISerasnah Floyd Blackwell

GUY

SURFACE WHITNEY HOUSTON

THELMA HOUSTON BOYS SPECIAL GENERATIO JOMANDA POOR RIGHTEOUS TE PERFECT GENTLEMEN

ONE CAUSE ONE EFF Hottest: SARDELLE MAXI PRIEST TROOP JOHNNY GILL VANILLA ICE

KDKSIShreveport BI11 Sharp

TONY TONI TONE THELMA HOUSTON

CYNDA MILLIARD PG13 POOR RIGHTEOUS TE TRINERE SPECIAL GENERATIO GUY

AFTER 7 Hottest: PFDAM PS

JOHNNY GILL KITH GREAT TRACIE SPENCER SAMUELLE

KMJJ/Shreveport C. Daniels

WTMPITampa Chris Turner

GUY

PHALGN

BRAXTONS KWAIE' KOCL moat. wore BROTHERS POOR RIGHTEOUS TE GRADY HARRELL

JASMINE GUY

TAKE 6 Hottest: L.L. O'JO. J BEIL. BIN DEVOE

SAMTELLE

CANDYMAN

MARIAN CAREY

WTUGITusceloosa Al Brown

TRACIE SPENCER TOO SHORT TONY TONI TONE TEVIN CAMPBELL CYNDA WILLIAMS TILE AFTER 7 WHITNEY HOUSTON

SPECIAL GENERATIO Hottest: KITH SWEAT

AL B. SURE PEBBLES LISA STANSFIELD TEEAA MARIE

GUY

AFTER 7 TOO SHORT POOR RIGHTEOUS TE KU-FBI/West Monroe NAJEE John Wilson TIME THELMA HOUSTON GRAN@ULSTER SLICE Hottest: JOHNNY GILL KITH SWEAT PEBBLES VANILLA ICE BELL HIS DEVOE

WHITNEY HOUSTON

GUY

POOH RIGHTEOUS TE SURFACE THELMA HOUSTON

SPECIAL GENERATIO PG13 2 LIVE CREW

D'LA VANCE WANMITallahassee TAKE 6

FATHER MC

Hottest: KITH GREAT SAMTELLE BELL BIV DEVOE

MARIAN CAREY HOUSTON PEBBLES

Van Wilson

ANSWERED QUESTION ROBBIE MYCHALS SURFACE GUY

WHITNEY NAJEE THELMA HOUSTON

FATHER MC

PERFECT GENTLEMEN

2 LIVE CREW

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KJLHILos Angeles Lynn Briggs

KIPPER JONES WHITNEY HUSTON

GUY

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DOMINO THEORY

Hottest: MAXI PRIEST KEITH SWEAT PEBBLES KIARA LALAH HATHAWAY

KDAYILos Angeles Jack Patterson

LISTEN UP TROOP

FATHER MC

MARIAN CAREY GUY

WHITNEY HOUSTON PG13 WHISPERS SPECIAL GENERATIO D NICE R.M.C. KRU

2 BIGG MC

TOO SHORT HI FIVE BOYS Hottest: JOHNNY GILL SAMUELLE PEBBLES TEENA MARIE VANILLA ICE

KKBT/Los Angeles StradfordlMlnlaci

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XHRMISan Diego "Wild Man" Juan Rivera

TROOP WHITNEY HOUSTON

GUY

SURFACE HOMEWORK

SPECIAL GENERATIO TASHAN GEOFF MCBRIDE Hottest: JOHNNY GILL CANDYMAN

JASMINE GUY

SAMUELLE L.L. COO. J

KSOL/San Francisco Mitchell/Allan

SURFACE GUY

TOO SHORT Hottest: JOHNNY GILL MAXI PRIEST PEBBLES CANDYMAN

VANILLA ICE

KKFXISeattle Deacon Baker

GUY

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Called In Frozen Playllet (1): KKBT (FM92)/Los Angeles

Did Not Report, Playllst Frozen (2): KMJO/Houston WZHT (HOT105)/Montgomery

WFXC/Durham is no longer en R&R reporter and has switched Its format to Heart & Soul.


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Urban Contemporary

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8 3 3 Q REBA McENTIRE/You Lie (MCA) 7 2 2 0 MARK CHESNUTT/Too Cold At Home (MCA)

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13 8 6 © JOE DIFFIE/Home (Epic)

s 5 4 4 JUDDSBorn To Be Blue (Curb/RCA)

17 11 7 O BAILLIE & THE BOYS/Fool Such As I (RCA)

1 1 1 6 GARTH BROOKS/Friends In Low Places (Capitol)

18 13 9 Q RANDY TRAVIS & GEORGE JONES/A Few Ole Country Boys (WB)

19 14 10 0 ANNE MURRAY/Feed This Fire (Capitol)

22 15 11 0 HOLLY DUNN/You Really Had Me Going (WB)

23 17 12 t EXILE/Yet (Arista)

25 18 13 DON WILLIAMS/Back In My Younger Days (RCA)

27 21 16 EDDIE RABBITT/American Boy (Capitol)

21 19 15 RESTLESS HEART/When Somebody Loves You (RCA)

24 20 17 VERN GOSDIN/This Ain't My First Rodeo (Columbia)

30 25 18 ® CONWAY TWITTY/Crazy In Love (MCA)

38 27 19 K.T. OSLIN/Come Next Monday (RCA)

28 24 20 MARTY STUARTiWestern Girls (MCA)

15 10 8 18 LIONEL CARTWRIGHT/My Heart Is Set On You (MCA)

5 4 5 19 GEORGE STRAIT/Drinking Champagne (MCA)

50 37 26 ei'' SHENANDOAH/Ghost In This House (Columbia)

29 26 22 ED RIICKY SKAGGSMe Was On To Somethin' (Epic)

37 32 25 ® T. GRAHAM BROWN/Moonshadow Road (Capitol)

40 35 28 a HIGHWAY 101/Someone Else's Trouble Now (WB)

48 32 a ALAN JACKSON/Chasm' That Neon Rainbow (Arista)

45 36 29 a WILLIE NELSON/Ain't Necessarily So (Columbia)

36 31 27 MATRACA BERG/Things You Left Undone (RCA)

46 41 33 / VINCE GILL/Never Knew Lonely (MCA)

39 34 30 BILLY JOE ROYAL/A Ring Where A Ring Used To Be (Atlantic)

43 39 34 a PATTY LOVELESS/The Night's Too Long (MCA)

- 42 35 a TRAVIS TRITT/Put Some Drive In Your Country (WB)

12 7 14 31 DESERT ROSE BAND/Story Of Love (MCA/Curb)

44 40 37 Q ROSANNE CASH/What We Really Want (Columbia)

41 38 36 Q MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY/Cowboy Logic (WB)

2 9 23 34 LEE GREENWOOD/Holdin' A Good Hand (Capitol)

48 44 40 SAWYER BROWN/When Love Comes Callin' (Curb/Capitol)

BREAKER© KENTUCKY HEADHUNTERS/Rock 'N' Roll Angel (Mercury)

16 22 31 37 ALABAMA/Jukebox In My Mind (RCA)

4 6 24 38 STEVE WARINER/Precious Thing (MCA)

47 43 41 © EDDY RAVEN/Zydeco Lady (Capitol)

- 47 DAN SEALS/Bordertown (Capitol)

14 12 21 41 KENNY ROGERS & DOLLY PARTON/Love Is Strange (Reprise)

49 47 4s MARK COLLIE/Hardin County Line (MCA)

DEBUT DWIGHT YOAKAM/Turn It On, Turn It Up, Turn Me Loose (Reprise)

48 MARIE/Like A Hurricane (Curb)

DEBUT CD KEVIN WELCH/Praying For Rain (Reprise)

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WAYLON JENNINGS/Where Corn Don't Grow (Epic)

ROBIN LEE/Love Letter (Atlantic)

RODNEY CROWELLMow That We're Alone (Columbia)

MARY-CHAPIN CARPENTER/You Win Again (Columbia)

Total Reports/Adds Heavy Medium Light

184/0 170 10 4 182/0 170 10 2 185/1 148 33 4 179/0 131 38 10 174/1 122 46 6 162/0 117 37 8 178/0 107 63 8 175/2 113 50 12 180/3 98 68 14

182/0 78 91 13 182/1 70 102 10 180/3 52 105 23 164/0 61 86 17 166/2 60 85 21 173/4 39 113 21 181/4 28 122 31 167/1 35 99 33 142/0 80 48 14 131/0 58 61 12 180/21 5 106 69 161/7 24 99 38 159/8 15 101 43 163/15 6 96 61 166/28 6 73 87 162/18 4 83 75 148/7 11 76 61 151/21 3 78 70 143/8 6 82 55 136/12 2 78 56 141/14 3 57 81 86/0 14 51 21 1

2 129/9 2 61 66

3 103/0 14 51 38 4

60/0 22 28 10 5

108/10 6 47 55 6

116/14 3 36 77 7

52/0 25 17 10 8

9 50/0 12 24 14 10 85/0 3 42 40 95/12 1 24 70 53/1 9 26 18 84/3 2 31 51 89/38 2 14 73 80/7 4 23 53 80/11 1 22 57 80/8 1 26 53 75/7 0 17 58 74/12 0 13 61 69/33 0 11 58 71/28 0 7 64

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DWIGHT YOAKAM (38) ROB CROSBY (34)

RODNEY CROWELL (33) CARLENE CARTER (31)

TANYA TUCKER (31) MARY-CHAPIN CARPENTER (28)

ALAN JACKSON (28) AARON TIPPIN (25)

VINCE GILL (21) SHENANDOAH (21)

HOTTEST MARK CHESNUTT (118) REBA McENTIRE (118) GARTH BROOKS (88)

JOE DIFFIE (74) JUDOS (61)

BAILLIE & THE BOYS (46) TRAVIS & JONES (45) GEORGE STRAIT (28) ANNE MURRAY (25)

LIONEL CARTWRIGHT (20) HOLLY DUNN (20)

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CANYON/Dam... (16th Ave./Curb) 66/13 AARON TIPPIN/You've Got To... (RCA) 60/25 JEFF CHANCE/Talkin' To Your... (Merc.) 48/2 RAY KENNEDY/What A Way To Go (Atl.) 35/15 McBRIDE & THE RIDE/Felicia (MCA) . 35/2 ROB CROSBY/Love Will Bring... (Arista) 34/34 KELLY WILLIS/Looking For... (MCA) 19/8 CEE CEE CHAPMAN/Everything (Curb/Cap.) 11/2 CORBIN/HANNER/When You... (Merc.) .... 10/9 GOLDENS/Take Me Back (Cap.) 9/8

New artists have not yet had a Country Breaker or concurrent airplay from 60% of reporting stations.

MOST ADDED & HOTTEST list those songs achieving the most adds nationally and the songs reported "hottest" compiled from ai our reporters. The number in parentheses immediately following the songs in Most Added & Hottest indicates the total number of Country reporters adding the song this week or noting that the song is among their five hottest.

BREAKERS KENTUCKY HEADHUNTERS

Rock 'N' Roll Angel (Mercury) On 63% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 36, Light 77, Total Adds 14, WGNA, WVAM, WOKQ, WAJR, KSSN, WQYK, KWMT, KZKX, WMUS, WQXK, KKCS, KNAX, KWHT, KDRK. Moves 49-42-36 on the Country chart.

Breakers are those records that have achieved concurrent airplay at 60% of our reporting stations. New & Active records are those receiving airplay at 30-59% of the stations. Records in Significant Action are receiving airplay at 5-29% of the stations. Records do not have to reach Breaker in order to chart. However, once a record charts, it must reach the 60% airplay level within the three following weeks to achieve Breaker status.

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DWIGHT YOAKAM 'Turn It On, Turn It Up, Turn Me Loose" (Reprise) 89/38 Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 14, Light 73, Total Adds 38 including WVAM, WQCB, WHWK, WDSY, WPOR, WILD, WWNC, KSCS, WKML, WHEW, WESC, KNFM, WLWI, WCMS, WOWW, KJNE, KHAK, WONE, WASKFM, WHOK. Heavy: WTNT. Medium: WTVY, WAMZ, KFGO, WDAF, WOW, KFDI, KUZZ, KALF, KCKC. Debuts at number 43 on the Country chart. KEVIN WELCH "Praying For Rain" (Reprise) 80/11 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 22, Light 57, Total Adds 11, WTCR, WYNK, WHLZ, KLLL, WKHK, KJNE, KHAK, WKKQ, KWJJ, KSON, KMPS. Heavy: WTNT. Medium: WPOC, WSNO, WDSY, WICO, WSTH, WSIX, WUSQ, KBMR, WAXX, KFGO, WOW, KITS, WDEZ, KFDI, KRKT, KASH, KUZZ, KALF, KUGN, KEKB, KCKC, KEEN. Debuts at number 45 on the Country chart. MICHELLE WRIGHT "Woman's Intuition" (Arista) 80/8 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 26, Light 53, Total Adds 8, WTCR, WPOR, WKKO, KWMT, KZKX, KRKT, KFMS, KDRK. Heavy: WICO. Medium: KMML, WWNC, WSTH, WFLS, WHEW, WPAP, WUSQ, KBMR, KHAK, KFGO, KCJB, WOW, WFMB, KEEY, WTCM, KVOO. Moves 49-46 on the Country chart.

MARIE "Like A Hurricane" (Curb) 80/7 Rotations: Heavy 4, Medium 23, Light 53, Total Adds 7, KYKR, WMSI, KJNE, WFMS, WFMB, KFMS, KCCY. Heavy: WSNO, WSTH, WSLR, KRKT. Medium: WYNY, WKAK, WWNC, WFLS, WHEW, KLUR, KBMR, WKKQ, KFGO, KCJB, WOW, KTTS, KFDI, KWOX, KUUY. Moves 48-44 on the Country chart.

WAYLON JENNINGS "Where Corn Don't Grow" (Epic) 75/7 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 17, Light 58, Total Adds 7, WHWK, WAJR, WHLZ, WKKQ, KCJB, KFMS, KRAK. Medium: WICO, WWNC, KASE, WSTH, WFLS, WTNT, KFGO, KWMT, WDAF, WOW, KITS, KFDI, KRKT, KASH, KUZZ, KALF. Debuts at number 47 on the Country chart.

ROBIN LEE "Love Letter" (Atlantic) 74/12 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 13, Light 61, Total Adds 12, WOKO, WZPR, WXKX, WHEW, WMSI, KSSN, KJNE, WSLR, KBMR, WQXK, KRKT, KKCS. Medium: WWYZ, WICO, WWNC, KYKR, WRNS, WSTH, KLUR, KFGO, KCJB, WOW, KITS, KWOX, KALF. Debuts at number 48 on the Country chart.

MARY-CHAPIN CARPENTER "You Win Again" (Columbia) 7128 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 7. Light 64, Total Adds 28 including WQCB, WWYZ, WYNY, WPOR, WMZQ, KRRV, WSTH, KIKK, KILTFM, WPCV, KNFM, WKSJ, WOWW, KRMD, KLUR. Medium: WKNN, WAXX, WCUZ, WTSO, WOW, KALF. Debuts at number 50 on the Country chart.

RODNEY CROWELL "Now That We're Alone" (Columbia) 69/33 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 11, Light 58. Total Adds 33 including WCAO, WWYZ, WZPR, WICO, KEAN, KYKR, WKML, WMSI, WPCV, KLLL, KNFM, WKSJ. KHAK, WAXX, WWJO. Medium: WXTU, WSTH, WTVY, WFLS, WCUZ, WOW, KIK-FM, KNIX, KCCY. Debuts at number 49 on the Country chart.

CANYON "Dam These Tears" (16th Ave/Curb) 66/13 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 10, Light 56, Total Adds 13, WHWK, WTCR, KSCS, WTNV, WIVK, WPCV, WFMB, KYKX, WOKK, WQDR, WYYD, KRWQ, KFMS. Medium: KEAN, WWNC, WSTH, WTVY, KFGO, WOW, KWOX, KRKT, KASH, KALF. AARON TIPPIN "You've Got To Stand For Something" (RCA) 6025 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 6, Light 54, Total Adds 25, WWYZ, WKAK, WWNC, WYAY, WKML, WESC, WMSI, WPCV, KNFM, WQDR, KBMR, KRAK, WAXX, WASKFM, WTSO, WWJO, WTHI, KWOX, KUZZ, KGHL, KUUY, KRWQ, KRAK, KEEN, KMPS. SHELBY LYNNE "Things Are Tough All Over" (Epic) 57/14 Rotations: Heavy 0. Medium 7, Light 50, Total Adds 14, WVAM, WCAO, WSNO, WWYZ, WWNC, KYKR, WMSI, WQDR, WCHY, WTSO, WWJO, KRKT, KUAD, KRAK. Medium: WSTH, WTVY, WCMS, KITS, KFDI, KSOP.

CARLENE CARTER "Come On Back" (Reprise) 53/31 Rotations: Heavy 0. Medium 3, Light 50, Total Adds 31 including WOBE, WAYZ, WWYZ, WICO, WKAK, KRRV, WRNS, WPCV, KNFM, WQDR, KLUR, WTQR, WAXX, WGEE, WOW. Medium: WXBQ, WCUZ.

TANYA TUCKER "It Won't Be Me" (Capitol) 53/31 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 51, Total Adds 31 including WWYZ, WRKZ, WICO, KEAN, KMML, KAYD, KIKK, WDXE, WGKX, WSIX, WYYD, WUSO, KHAK, KWMT, WFMS, WWJO.

JEFF CHANCE 'Taikin' To Your Picture" (Mercury) 482 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5, Light 43, Total Adds 2, WHEW, KUAD. Medium: WWNC, WSTH, KITS, KFDI, KRKT. Light: WVAM, WSNO, WHWK, WWYZ, WICO, WKAK, KRRV, WDXE, KSSN, KYKX, WQDR, KJNE, KLUR, WUSO, WKKO, KWMT. WILD ROSE "Everything He Touches" (Capitol) 46/8 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 10, Light 36, Total Adds 8, WAJR, KYKR, KHEY, WCMS, KBMR, WKKO, WDAF, WDEZ. Medium: WSTH, WTVY, WFLS, KLLL, WKNN, WAXX, KFDI, KRKT, KASH, KALF. Light: WWYZ, WDSY, WKAK, KITS, WWJO.

LEE ROY PARNELL "Family Tree" (Arista) 46/4 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 8, Light 38, Total Adds 4, WOBE, KSSN, KLLL, WKSJ. Medium: WSTH, KPLX, WTVY, WOW, WTCM, KFDI, KRKT, KASH. Light: WWYZ, WRKZ, WDSY, KRRV, KMML, KASE, WTDR, WRNS, WKML, WIVK, WDXE, KYKX.

RICKY VAN SHELTON "Life's Little Ups And Downs" (Columbia) 43/38 Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 7, Light 34, Total Adds 38 including WCAO, WPOC, WWYZ, WWVA, WILQ, KEAN, KASE, WXBQ, WSOC, KPLX, WESC, WPCV, WGKX, KNFM, WLWI, WYYD, WUSO, WAXX, KWMT, KIXO, WDAF.

RAY KENNEDY "What A Way To Go" (Atlantic) 35/15 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5, Light 30, Total Adds 15, WDSY, WKAK, KRRV, KMML, WKML, WELS, WSIX, WAXX, WDAF, WOW, KTPK, KFDI, KWOX, KUGN, KNCQ. Medium: WRNS, WSTH, WTVY, KUZZ, KEEN.

McBRIDE & THE RIDE "Felicia" (MCA) 352 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 7, Light 28, Total Adds 2, WPCV, WTNT. Medium: WSTH, WTVY, WOW, KFDI, KRKT, KNIX Light: WSNO, WWYZ, WRKZ, KRRV, KMML, WTDR, WFLS, WDXE, KJNE, WAXX, KFGO, KIIQ.

ROB CROSBY "Love Will Bring Her Around" (Arista) 34/34 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 32, Total Adds 34, WRKZ, WDSY, WICO, WKAK, KMML, WSTH, WKML, WFLS, WDXE WKSJ, WUSO, KBMR, KFGO, KCJB, KXXY, KITS, WDEZ, KFDI, KWOX, KRKT, KASH, KGHL, KVOC, KUUY, KALF, KNAX

JOHNNY CASH "Goan' By The Book" (Mercury) 31,0 Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 9, Light 20, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WWYZ, KUGN. Medium: WRNS, WTNT, WDAF. WOW, WTCM KFDI, KRKT, KALE, KNCQ. Light: WOBE, WZPR, KKIX, WFLS, KSSN, WPAP, WAXX, KWMT, WCUZ, KVOO, KGHL, KVOC

FORESTER SISTERS "Old Enough To Know" (WB) 25l1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 7, Light 18, Total Adds 1, KTPK. Medium: KASE, WUSY, WSTH, WTVY, KEDI, KRKT, KALE Light: WWYZ, WRKZ, WWVA, KLUR, WUSO, KFGO, WOW, KITS, KVOO, KWOX, KVOC, KUGN, KEKB, KMIX, KNCQ, KIIQ

SKIP EWING "The Dotted Line" (MCA) 24/8 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 23, Total Adds 8, WRKZ, WICO, WSTH, WFLS, KYKX, WUSQ, KRKT, KALF. Medium WOW. Light: WKAK, KMML, WTVY, WKML, KLUR, KFGO, KITS, KVOO, KEDI, KWOX, KIK-FM, KVOC, KUAD, KRWQ, KIIQ

KELLY WILLIS "Looking for Someone Like You" (MCA) 19/8 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 17, Total Adds 8, WWYZ, WICO, WSTH, KFGO, WOW, KITS, KWOX, KUUY. Medium: KEDI, KRKT. Light: KMML, KASE, WTVY, WELS, WDXE, WCUZ, KVOO, KEKB, KIIQ.

LEE GREENWOOD "We've Got H Made" (Capitol) 18/15 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 16, Total Adds 15, WAYZ, WWYZ, WYNY, WDSY, WELS, WIVK, WCMS, WUSO, KFGO, WDAF, KEDI, KWOX, KVOC, KUUY, KSOP. Light: WTVY, KXXY, KIK-FM.

GARY MORRIS "Workln' Man Blues" (Capitol) 16/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 14, Total Adds 3, WYNY, KITS, KALF. Medium: WWYZ, KEDI. Light: WDSY, WBEE, WKAK, WSTH, WKML, WFLS, KLUR, WUSQ, KFGO, KVOO, KIIQ.

JAMES HOUSE "You Just Get Better All The Time" (MCA) 11/11 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 11, Total Adds 11, WICO, KMML, WSTH, WTVY, WDXE, WCMS, KFGO, KFDI, KRKT, KVOC, KNCQ.

CEE CEE CHAPMAN "Everything" (Curb/Capitol) 11/2 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 11, Total Adds 2, KRRV, KLUR. Light: WCAO, WRKZ, KMML, WSTH, WFLS, KFGO, KITS, KWOX, KI10.

CORBIN/HANNER "When You Love In Vain" (Mercury) 10/9 wTvRotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 9, Total Adds 9, WDSY, WICO, WKAK, KRRV, WSTH, WFLS, WDXE, KLUR, WOW. Light:

JENNINGS, NELSON, CASH, & KRISTOFFERSON "American Remains" (Columbia) 10/4 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 10, Total Adds 4, WFLS, KFGO, KNCQ, KEEN. Light: WSTH, WTVY, WCMS, KVOO, KIK- FM, KIIQ

HOYT AXTON "Mountain Right" (DPI) 10/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 8, Total Adds 3, WTCR, WKML, KFGO. Medium: KRKT, KGHL. Light: WSNO, WCUZ, KITS, KVOO, KFDI.

GOLDENS "Take Me Back (To The Country)" (Capitol) 9/8 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 8, Total Adds 8, WWYZ, WDSY, WICO, WSTH, WAXX, KITS, KWOX, KALF. Medium: KFDI.

DELBERT McCLINTON "Who's Foolin' Who" (Curb) 9/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 8, Total Adds 1, WOKQ. Medium: KRKT. Light: WWYZ, WDXE, KLUR, WSLR, KFGO, KWMT, KITS.

MARK LUCAS "Seeln' You" (Broken) 9/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 9, Total Adds 1, KLUR. Light: WSNO, WRKZ, WICO, WSTH, WKML, KFGO, KVOO, KFDI.

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JUDDS/Calling In The Wind (Curb/RCA) Love Can Build A Bridge

RESTLESS HEART/Long Lost Friend (RCA) Fast Movin' Train

GARTH BROOKS/Mr. Blue (Capitol) No Fences

PATTY LOVELESS/I'm That Kind Of Girl (MCA) On Down The Line

GEORGE STRAIT/I've Come To Expect It From You (MCA) Livin' It Up

JAMES HOUSE/I Wanna Be The One (MCA) Hard Times For An Honest Man

RANDY TRAVIS & B.B. KING/Waiting On The Light To Change (WB) . ,Heroes And Friends

MARK CHESNUTT/Your Love Is A Miracle (MCA) Too Cold At Home

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R, COUNTRY SONG INFORMATION INDEX

October 12,1990* 91

A

ALABAMA "Jukebox In My Mind" (RCA 2643-7) Prod: Josh Leo, Larry Michael Lee, Alabama Wr: Dave Gibson, Ronnie Rogers Pub: Maypop Music/Wildcountry, Inc. (BMI) Mgr: Dale Morris & Associates

HOYT AXTON "Mountain Right" (DPI 5000) Prod: Donna Roberts Axton, Al Johnson Wr: Jeff Tweel, Michael Garvin Pub: Tree Publishing (BMI) Mgr: Mae Axton

B

BAILLIE & THE BOYS "Fool Such As I" (RCA 2641.7) Prod: Kyle Lehning Wr: Bill Trader Pub: MCA Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Morass, Nanas, Golden, Peay

MATRACA BERG "The Things You Left Undone" (RCA 2644-7) Prod: Wendy Waldman, Josh Leo Wr: Matraca Berg, Ronnie Samoset Pub: Wamer-Tamerlane Publishing; WB Music/Samosonian Songs (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Chuck Flood

GARTH BROOKS "Friends In Low Places" (Capitol 79239) Prod: Allen Reynolds Wr: DeWayne Blackwell, Bud Lee Pub: Careers Music; Music Ridge Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Bob Doyle, Pam Lewis

T. GRAHAM BROWN "Moonshadow Road" (Capitol 79269) Prod: Barry Beckett, T. Graham Brown Wr: T. Graham Brown, Veron Thompson, Gary Nicholson Pub: EMI April/Ides Of March Music/Cross Keys Publishing (ASCAP) Mgr: C.K. Spurlock

C

CANYON "Dam These Tears" (16th Ave./Curb 70445) Prod: Ron Chancey Wr: Mike Geiger, Woody Mullis Pub: Acuff -Rose Music; Milene Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: John Milam

MARY-CHAPIN CARPENTER "You Win Again" (Columbia 38 73567) Prod: John Jennings, Mary -Chapin Carpenter Wr: Mary -Chapin Carpenter Pub: EMI April Music/Getarealjob Music (ASCAP) Mgr: John Simson, Tom Carrico

CARLENE CARTER "Come On Back" (Reprise 7-19564) Prod: Howie Epstein Wr: Carlene Carter Pub: Carlooney Tunes/Chrysalis Music Group (ASCAP) Mgr: Bill Carter

LIONEL CARTWRIGHT "My Heart Is Set On You" (MCA 79046) Prod: Steuart Smith, Tony Brown Wr: Lionel Cartwright Pub: Silverline Music/ Long Run Music (BMI) Mgr: Noel Fox

JOHNNY CASH "Goin' By The Book" (Mercury 878 292) Prod: Jack Clement Wr: Chester Lester Pub: Chester Lester MusicNidor PublishingiWamer Elektra Asylum Music (BMI) Mgr: Lou Robin

ROSANNE CASH "What We Really Want" (Columbia 38 73517) Prod: Rosanne Cash Wr: Rosanne Cash Pub: Chelcait Music/Bug Music (BMI) Mgr: Will Botwin

JEFF CHANCE "Talkin' To Your Picture" (Mercury 878 056) Prod: Harold Shedd Wr: Dave Lindsey, Lee Bach Pub: PolyGram International/Amanda-Un Music; Nashville Title Wave Music (BMI) Mgr: Bobby Roberts

CEE CEE CHAPMAN "Everything" (Curb/Capitol 79277) Prod: Jimmy Bowen, Cee Cee Chapman Wr: Hillary Kanter, Even Stevens Pub: ESP Music (BMI) Mgr: John Dorris, Mike Seidel, Bobby Fischer

MARK CHESNUTT "Too Cold At Home" (MCA 79054) Prod: Mark Wright Wr: Bobby L Harden Pub: EMI April Musi/K-Mark Music (ASCAP) Mgr: BDM Management

MARK COLLIE "Hardin County Line" (MCA 79078) Prod: Doug Johnson, Tony Brown Wr: Mark Collie, Ronny Scelte Pub: PolyGram International Publishing/Partnership Music; Songs Of PolyGram International/Partner Music (ASCAP; BMI) Mgr: Don Light

CORBIN/HANNER "When You Love In Vain" (Mercury 878 308) Prod: Harold Shedd, Bob Corbin, Dave Hanner Wr: Bob Corbin Pub: Bob Corbin Music/EMI Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Bob Burwell

ROB CROSBY "Love Will Bring Her Around" (Arista 2124) Prod: Scott Hendricks Wr: Rob Crosby, Will Robinson Pub: Grand Coalition Music/Maypop Music (BMI) Mgr: Steve Small

RODNEY CROWELL "Now That We're Alone" (Columbia 38 73569) Prod: Tony Brown. Rodney Crowell Wr: Rodney Crowell Pub: Coolwell Music/ Granite Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Bill Carter

D

DESERT ROSE BAND "Story Of Love" (MCA/Curb 79052) Prod: Paul Worley, Ed Seay Wr: Chris Hillman, Steve Hill Pub: Bar None Music/Bug Music (BMI) Mgr: Chuck Morris

JOE DIFFIE "Home" (Epic 34 73447) Prod: Bob Montgomery, Johnny Slate Wr: Andy Spooner, Fred Lehner Pub: Texas Wedge Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Danny Morrison, Johnny Slate

HOLLY DUNN "You Really Had Me Going" (WB 7-19756) Prod: Holly Dunn, Chris Waters Wr: Holly Dunn, Tom Shapiro, Chris Waters Pub: Careers Music; Edge O'Woods Music/Moline Valley Music/Kinetic Diamond Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Refugee Management

E

SKIP EWING "The Dotted Line" (MCA 53916) Prod: Skip Ewing, Randy Scruggs Wr: Skip Ewing, Don Schlitz Pub: Acutt- Rose Music; Don Schlitz Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Sandy Brokaw

EXILE "Yet" (Arista 2075) Prod: Randy Sharp, Tim DuBois Wr: Randy Sharp, Sonny LeMaire Pub: With Any Luck Music, Sun Mare Music (BMI) Mgr: Gallin-Morey-Addis

F

FORESTER SISTERS "Old Enough To Know" (WB 7-19766) Prod: Wendy Waldman Wr: Wendy Waldman, Frann Golde Pub: Moon and Stars Music/Longitude Music/Chesca Tunes/Virgin Songs (BMI) Mgr: Jim Halsey

G VINCE GILL "Never Knew Lonely" (MCA 53892) Prod: Tony Brown Wr: Vince Gill Pub: Benefit Music (BMI) Mgr: Fitzgerald - Hartley

GOLDENS "Take Me Back (To The Country)" (Capftol/SBK 79319) Prod: Blake Chancey Wr: Golden, Perkins, Stncklln Pub: Wildfork Music/EMI April Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Bob Burwell

VERN GOSDIN "This Ain't My First Rodeo" (Columbia 38 73491) Prod: Bob Montgomery Wr: Vern Gosdin, Hank Cochran, Max D. Barnes Pub: Hookem Music Co -Heart Music, Hard Scratch, Irving Music (ASCAP; BMI) Mgr: Eddie Ticknor

LEE GREENWOOD "Holdin' A Good Hand" (Capitol 44576) Prod: Jerry Crutchfield Wr: Rob Crosby, Johnny Few Pub: Songs Of Grand Coalition; Marledge Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Jerry Bentley

LEE GREENWOOD "We've Got It Made" (Capitol 79343) Prod: Jerry CMchfiekl Wr: Sandy Ramos, Bob Regan Pub: Wrensong Publishing/Miller's Daughter Music/AMR Publications (ASCAP) Mgr: Jerry Bentley

H

HIGHWAY 101 "Someone Else's Trouble Now" (WB 7-19593) Prod: Paul Worley, Ed Seay Wr: Pam Tiflis, Gary Nicholson Pub: Tree Publishing; Cross Keys Publishing (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Chuck Morris

JAMES HOUSE "You Just Get Better All The Time" (MCA 53934) Prod: Tony Brown Wr: Tony Joe White, Johnny Christopher Pub: Tennessee Swamp Fox Music/April Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Evelyn Shriver

ALAN JACKSON "Chasin' That Neon Rainbow" (Arista 2095) Prod: Keith Segall, Scott Hendricks Wr: Alan Jackson, Jim McBride Pub: Mattie Ruth Musick, Seventh Son Music/SBK April Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Barry Cobum

WAYLON JENNINGS "Where Corn Don't Grow" (Epic 34 73519) Prod: Richie Albright, Bob Montgomery Wr: Roger Murrah, Mark Allan Pub: Tom Collins Music, Murrah Music (BMI) Mgr: Jim Halsey

JENNINGS, NELSON, CASH, & KRISTOFFERSON "American Remains" (Columbia 38 73572) Prod: Chips Woman Wr: R. Rutherford Pub: Musiclinc (BMI) Mgr: Jim Halsey; Mark Rothbaum; Lou Robin; Mark Rothbaum

JUDOS "Born To Be Blue" (Curb/RCA 2597-7) Prod: Brent Maher Wr: Mike Reid, Brent Maher, Mack David Pub: Almo Music/ Brio Blues Music/EMI April MusicNancou Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Ken Stilts

K

RAY KENNEDY "What A Way To Go" (Atlantic 87960) Prod: Ray Kennedy Wr: Jim Rushing, Bobby David, Ray Kennedy Pub: PolyGram International Publishing (ASCAP) Mgr: Dale Morris

KENTUCKY HEADHUNTERS "Rock 'N' Roll Angel" (Mercury 878 214) Prod: Kentucky Headhunters Wr: Richard O. Young Pub: Head Cheese Music/ERI Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Mitchell Fox

L

ROBIN LEE "Love Letter" (Atlantic 7-87835) Prod: Nelson Larkin Wr: Bonnie Hayes Pub: Bob -A -Lew Songs (ASCAP) Mgr: Larkin, Inc.

PATTY LOVELESS "The Night's Too Long" (MCA 79076) Prod: Tony Brown Wr: Lucinda Williams Pub: Lucy Jones Music (BMI) Mgr: G. Gerald Roy

MARK LUCAS "Seeln' You" (Broken Records BRO2) Prod: True West Productions Wr: Bill Truitt Pub: Coralles Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Unknown

SHELBY LYNNE "Things Are Tough All Over" (Epic 34 73521) Prod: Bob Montgomery Wr: Usa Silver, Trey Bruce Pub: MCA Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Mark Rothbaum

M

MARIE "Like A Hurricane" (Curb 76840) Prod: James Stroud Wr: Michael Clark Pub: Warner -Tamerlane Publishing/ Flying Dutchman Music (BMI) Mgr: Karl Engemann

McBRIDE & THE RIDE "Felicia" (MCA 79074) Prod: Tony Brown, Steve Fishell Wr: Terry McBride, Bill Carter, Ruth Ellsworth Pub: Violet Crown Music/Blame Music (BMI) Mgr: Ken Stilts

DELBERT McCLINTON "Who's Foolin' Who" (Curb 76839) Prod: Barry Beckett, Delbert McClinton Wr: Delbert McClinton, Steve Bogard Pub: Delbert McClinton Music/Lew-Bob Songs; WB Music/Rancho Bogardo Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Wendy Goldstein

REBA McENTIRE "You Lie" (MCA 79071) Prod: Tony Brown, Reba McEntire Wr: Bobby Fischer, Austin Roberts, Charlie Black Pub: Bobby Fischer Music/Five-Bar-B Songs/Chriswald Music/Hopi Sound Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Nerval Blackstock

GARY MORRIS "Workin' Man Blues" (Capitol 79317) Prod: Jimmy Bowen, Gary Morris Wr: Merle Haggard Pub: Tree Publishing Mgr: Steve Small

MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY "Cowboy Logic" (WB 7-19724) Prod: Steve Gibson, Michael Martin Murphey Wr: Don Cook, Chick Rains Pub: Cross Keys Publishing/Terrace Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Bob Burwell

ANNE MURRAY "Feed This Fire" (Capitol 79189) Prod: Jerry Crutchfield Writer: Hugh Prestwood Pub: Lawyer's Daughter Music/Careers Music (BMI) Mgr: Leonard Rambeau

N

WILLIE NELSON "It Ain't Necessarily So" (Columbia 38 73518) Prod: Fred Foster Wr: Beth Nielsen Chapman Pub: Warner/Refuge Music, Macy Place Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Mark Rothbaum

o K.T. OSLIN "Come Next Monday" (RCA 2667-7) Prod: Joe Scarte, Jim Cotton Wr: K.T. Oslin, Rory Michael Bourke, Charlie Black Pub: Tr -Chappell Music; Chappell & Co., Chappell & Co./Serenity Manor Music (SESAC; ASCAP) Mgr: Morass, Nanas, Golden, Peay

P

LEE ROY PARNELL "Family Tree" (Arista 2093) Prod: Barry Beckett Wr: Dave Durocher, Jeannie Smith Pub: Mount Pilot Music/Miss Kitty Music Mgr: Mike Robertson

R

EDDIE RABBITT "American Boy" (Capitol 79398) Prod: Richard Landis Wr: Eddie Rabbitt Pub: Eddie Rabbitt Music (BMI) Mer: Stan Morass

EDDY RAVEN "Zydeco Lady" (Capitol 79191) Prod: Barry Beckett Wr: Troy Seals, Eddy Raven Pub: WB Music/Two Sons Music/Ravensong (ASCAP) Mgr: John Dotson

RESTLESS HEART "When Somebody Loves You" (RCA 2663-7) Prod: Scott Hendricks, Tim DuBois, Restless Heart Wr: John Neel, Rick Giles Pub: Song Pantry Music, EEG Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Morass, Nanas, Golden, Peay

KENNY ROGERS & DOLLY PARTON "Love is Strange" (Reprise 7-19760) Prod: Jim Ed Norman, Eric Prestidge Wr: Elias McDaniel, Mickey Baker, Sylvia Robinson Pub: Ben-Ghazi Music (BMI) Mgr: Ken Kragen; Sandy Gatlin

BILLY JOE ROYAL "A Ring Where A Ring Used To Be" (Atlantic 7-87867) Prod: Nelson Larkin Wr: Gordon Eatherly, Bob Moulds, Kris Bergsnes Pub: Great Shakes Music/Hidden Harbor Music/Coxboro Music/Wamer-Tamerlane Publishing (BMI) Mgr: Mark Ketchem, Nelson Larkin, Larry McFaden

5

SAWYER BROWN "When Love Comes Callin"' (Curb/Capitol 79231) Prod: Randy Scruggs, Mark Miller Wr: Mark Miller, Randy Scruggs Pub: Zoo II Music/Warner-Tamerlane Publishing; Randy Scruggs Music (ASCAP; BMI) Mgr: TKO Management

DAN SEALS "Bordertown" (Capitol 79280) Prod: Kyle Lehning Wr: Dan Seals, Bob McDIII Pub: Pink Pig Music; PolyGram International Publishing/Ranger Bob Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Tony Gottlieb

RICKY VAN SHELTON "Life's Little Ups And Downs" (Columbia 38 73587) Prod: Steve Buckingham Wr: MA. Rich Pub: Makamllllon Music/Wamer- Tameriane Publishing (BMI) Mgr: Michael Campbell

SHENANDOAH "Ghost In This House" (Columbia 38 73520) Prod: Rick Hall, Robert Byrne Wr: Hugh Prestwood Pub: Careers Music (BMI) Mgr: Bill Carter

RICKY SKAGGS "He Was On To Somethin' (So He Made You)" (Epic 34 73496) Prod: Ricky Skaggs, Steve Buckingham Wr: Sonny Curtis Pub: Tree Publishing (BMI) Mgr: Bobby Cudd

GEORGE STRAIT "Drinking Champagne" (MCA 79070) Prod: Jimmy Bowen, George Strait Wr: Bill Mack Pub: Acuff -Rose Music (BMI) Mgr: Ery Woolsey

MARTY STUART "Western Girls" (MCA 79068) Prod: Richard Bennett, Tony Brown Wr: Marty Stuart, Paul Kennerley Pub: Songs Of PolyGram International/Irving Music/Uttlemarch Music (BMI) Mgr: Bonnie Gamer

T

AARON TIPPIN "You've Got To Stand For Something" (RCA 2664-7) Prod: Emory Gordy Jr. Wr: Aaron Tippin, Buddy Brock Pub: Acuti -Rose Music (BMI) Mgr: Starstruck Entertainment

RANDY TRAVIS & GEORGE JONES "A Few Ole Country Boys" (WB 7-19586) Prod: Kyle Lehning Wr: Troy Seals, Mentor Williams Pub: WB Music/Two Sons Music/Bamatuck Music/Mentor Williams Music (ASCAP) .Mgr: Lib Hatcher, Nancy Jones

TRAVIS TRITT "Put Some Drive In Your Country" (WB 7-19715) Prod: Gregg Brown Wr: Travis Tritt Pub: Tree Publishing/Post Oak Publishing (BMI) Mgr: Ken Kragen

TANYA TUCKER "ft Won't Be Me" (Capftol 79338) Prod: Jerry Crutchfield Wr: Tom Shapiro, Chris Waters Pub: Edge ()Woods Music/Kinetic Diamond Music/Moline Valley Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Beau Tucker

CONWAY TWITTY "Crazy in Love" (MCA 79067) Prod: Jimmy Bowen, Conway Twiny, Dee Henry Wr: Even Stevens, Randy McCormick Pub: Screen Gems -EMI Music (BMI) Mgr: Dee Henry

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STEVE WARINER "Precious Thing" (MCA 79051) Prod: Tony Brown Wr: Steve Warner, Mac McAnally Pub: Steve Warner Music; Beginner Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Vector Management

KEVIN WELCH "Praying For Rain" (Reprise 7-19585) Prod: Paul Worley, Ed Seay Wr: Chris Waters, Don Cook Pub: Cross Keys Publishing (ASCAP) Mgr: BBJO Entertainment Group

WILD ROSE "Everything He Touches (Turns To Gold)" (Capitol 79192) Prod: James Stroud Wr: Lionel Cartwright, Harry Stinson Pub: Silvertine Music (BMI) Mgr: Sharon Eaves

DON WILLIAMS "Back In My Younger Days" (RCA 2677-7) Prod: Don Williams, Garth Fundis Wr: Danny Flowers Pub: Danny Flowers Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Moress. Nanas, Golden. Peay

KELLY WILLIS "Looking For Someone Like You" (MCA 53944) Prod: Tony Brown, John Guess Wr: Paul Kennerley, Kevin Welch Pub: Irving Music; Cross Keys Publishing (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Carlyne Majar

MICHELLE WRIGHT "Woman's Intuition" (Arista 2090) Prod: Rick Giles, Steve Bogard Wr: Steve Bogard, Rick Giles Pub: WB Music/ Rancho Bogardo Music, Kinetic Diamond Music/Edge O'Woods Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Brian Ferriman

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DWIGHT YOAKAM "Turn It On, Turn It Up, Turn Me Loose" (Reprise 7-19543) Prod: Pete Anderson Wr: Kostas, Wayland Patton Pub: Songs Of PolyGram International; PolyGram International Publishing/Amanda-Un Music (BMI; ASCAP) Mgr: Gary Borman

=-\ -\\ s*A2-7= 28th ANNUAL

COUNTRY

Music AWARDS

A S , _ A P

Q DON SCHLITZ

Country Songwriter

of the Year

EMI MUSIC PUBLISHING

Country Publisher

of the Year

Country Song of the Year

ASCAP Is Music CITY PROUD!

WHAT'S GOING ON IN

YOUR WORLD

David Cbambedarn Royce Porter

Na Deb Mus¢ Melene Music, lac

From leh to right: Tony Brown and Shelia Shipley of MCA Records: Charlie Monk of Milene Music. Judy Harris of Ha Deb Music: Chamberlain. ASCAP's Connie Bradley. Porter. Debra Richardson of

Ha Deb Music.

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92 Raft October 12,1990 COUNTRY ADDS 8. HOTS MOST ADDED EAST HOTTEST MOST ADDED SOUTH HOTTEST MOST ADDED MIDWEST HOTTEST MOST ADDED HOTTEST WEST

Dwight Yoakam (Reprise) Reba McEntire (MCA) Ricky Van Shelton (Columbia) Reba McEntire (MCA) Ricky Van Shelton (Columbia) Mark Chesnutt (MCA) Rob Crosby (Arista) Mark Chesnutt (MCA)

Ricky Van Shelton (Columba) Mark Chesnutt (MCA) Rodney Crowell (Columbia) Mark Chesnutt (MCA) Dwight Yoakam (Reprise) Garth Brooks (Capitol) Carlene Carter (Reprise) Raba McEntire (MCA)

Joe DIRIe (Epic) Dwight Yoakam (Reprise) Joe Dill a (Epic) Reba McEntire (MCA) Tanya Tucker (Capitol) Garth Brooks (Caption

Dwight Yoakam (Reprise) Judds (Curb/RCA)

WOTAA WOKOAI.esr- AaMnP, NY PorUllMNlç NN

WOKE PerUesbag, WV

RAM SEAS NAZI JOCK» ROSSAIS CÁ91

KENTUCKY HEM» 910A1®A11 VINCE GILL BILLY JOE WIAL PATTY LOVELESS ALAN JAZXSOD

MATRACA Æ0 030500 »DAM RRIE LEE

attest: ROSIN LEE TRAVIS TRITT MAW OW .= DELME3 MaIMIR Hottest: 1D 0DE STRAIT »Met: HAM 041311T JUDOS MOLLS O { TIE BT JUDOS

REBA MIMIRE ERIE BABBITT REBA IMSNTIRE

AMIE MORAY EKILL GEORGE STRAIT JOE DIME TRAVIS E JOIES

WVAM AMIE MORAY

AIM», PA WMUA WATZ MW9 retese PENNebaru, WV

NIGHT YONNE W.YMN,Ber., PA KER0 1 NEIMRNI MATRACA BERG

WILLIE NEST CARLE E CAMER HI». 101

SHELBY LIME LÆ 0R®IKCUD RICKY SKACGS Kn.. Hottest: ILLIE NELSON

TRAVIS A JONES MARK »NU TT Hottest: JOE DIEM REBA MBTRIRE RNA MCENTIRE

MARK OD'SNVIT SAILLIE A ME BOY GARTH BROOKS

HEM GOSINN HOLY TIM CLIN BLACK

131E RABBITS IX11E MARE CMENUTI TRAVIS 6 J.ES

WCAO WWVZ 4lthrfare. MD H.Mbnl, CT

RODS. DOWER SSIAT LYNN RICKY VAN MELT. ,...4.4..T.44 none

SHELBY LYNNE ALAN JN0:SR Hottest: CLINT BACK MONEY CRD0.L GEORGE STRAIT

Hottest: MAN »PIM CARPE RNA MCENTIRE

GIRTH MOCKS RIRY VEW SMELT. ARNE »RAI WARN oESNVIT AARON TEPPIR MMLY BIM REBA MENEMRE CLINT BAR D. WILLING Jso TANTA TUCKER

GEORGE STRAIT LM 1 0NNR@MHR%D

NOSY PWelme, PA

WPOC RENT WILLIS

B altimore, MD Hottest& RAY KO01BY EDDIE RABBIT LÆ GREENWOOD

RIRY VAN 0421. LIME. GRTMIGIT GOMAS Hattest: HOLLY LEIM R. CRONY

CALM MODES FLEEING. MAC 2AGNI 111X11 REBA MCWRIRE JURAS RODNEY CROWELL

GEODE STRAIT 40001N/RANNN TRAVIS { JCR. »KZHottest: MAN CHEIRRI HaAI[p, PA JUDOS

MANX IE9MT WOOS TANYA .11ET REBA MINIIRE Balm, ME SIP MING JOE DIFFIE

CLINTON GREGORY TRAVIS I JONES

DM MALI CM.NE CARTE WPOR NIGHT YIM RICKY KIN SNELT.

MANY OLIPIN CAPE RR OMNI NAMARA, ME

SATED BROM 417101 WN Hottest: WDI 4 THE BROMS BILLY ME ROYAL

GARTH BORS Hottest& DAM SEALS

MACEN CHEWOM MAI & IE I TM BOY MICHELLE WIGHT JE DIFFIE GART »ON NARY OUPIM CAME HOLY WM MARK COOTT DRUM IONIAN VEIN »DIN REM MCNVIIRE Hottest:

TRAVIS 6 JONES DARM MIMLS MA IO N

WTCR RA M:ENTIRE

Brot, VT JOE DIPPTE tKHnWelo&. WV TRAVIS 4 JONES

DAN SAILS HORT MIN JACKSON ON

MITTEL. krracerrWORE SAYER NOM KEVIN MUM TRAVIS TRITT CANYONNAM Rochelle, NY

SHELBY LO ME WIT rottest T. RATA DIRTNON JOE TONNE Mottet:

none

attest GREGORY JOE RN M

GENISE

ECK A NTIRE Hottest: GRIVR1Gt JUDOS

MARK 11110Ií

MA DNS CMLINU T HOLLY D MA IESIUTT RNA I®If1RE GARIN BROOKS

JIRREMMC

HICEHTIRE %ß GAME STRAIT

BITTCIS I IIlO BT WICOMellst ny- Ocan CIRO, MD WNwN

MAUL.111.1.1.MY

PINCE CCU. OET CO8¢1 VINCE GILL RBIs 1:b CARINE CARTER

MI. JONINS Notent: TANYA TUNER

0.1011 TOIKYI NAW. »SAL. SKIP MI. COY

I.RNA MENTSÆ RELY WILLIS U: JOE DIERE JAMS HOUSE

RNA !OMIRE TRAVIS A »ES CORBINMWNN

SAILLIE & The BOY NICIM- TWTIA /O ROB MOSBY

JR DIME CA.DW AILE MOMS WEIR Hottest: EXILE MegaNsen, WV NAM MESSRS

JUDOS WYRK MITUCXT MAN» JOE DOME B eMea, NY OW1011 »RAI MBA MINIRE

WILD 0S SAILLIE I THE ROT

SE NIMAN NATION . EMINYN CONAT IVITTE Hottest:: W1420F6t Hottest: MAN R®IUIT WAMrbq.n, DC

GANT BMOCS JUNG

RIR ASTRAIT »ICESAILLI AMIT RAKI GILL

RBA »MIRE BAILLIS{ IRE BM MARY RAPIN CARPE

MARK MENU. JR DIPPE test: CA LENE CARTER WYMYnone

WORE 14. 1N City, NY W WVA

ChaWbn, WV Wheeling, WV

T. CRMM MOWN SIBMDOAH CAMME CANGI LEERY PARNELL Hottest: NNE MURRAY

ISBA MENTIRE JOE DIFFIE RESTLESS MARE

LN GAMS» GARY MAUS MART CHOPIN CARPE HNC. 1311 EDDIE MINIM GEC» 'TRAIT ANNE MORAY SAILLIE 6 TE ROY

REBA AMI1'IRE

RICKY TM S ELTR Hottest: HOTLY NMI .tOE DIME AXE MORAY LIONEL CARMIJR CARTS MKS WKO WMWayM,PA

SENANDOM RITT VAN SALT. DWIGHT YGKM MATRACA BEM Am RL.IE Rottat: VEIN CARDIN JOE EIERTE TRAVIS L »ES RNA MONIRE

KIKK.PM TWA HIRES KEAN NAND ESCA HHoveoe, T% KEVIN LEIGH WCMSFM ARAM:., T% 150lnnent TX baM.RI. Want, TX MONET ONKEL NePIS, VA

TAMTA TAMER LM RDt PAROL RICKY VW 0112101 WINNIE CAW T. GRW11 MOM MART CHAPIN CARPE Hattest: RICKY VW S1ELT01

TANYA TUCKER TANYA 1TATER CANYON Hott IE »BM »BM RLUII MOM. RODS.CROEl Hottest: NIMBI 101 RILE LÆ DAWN»

DWIGHT MAKER /WIE RESINTT 9EüM00AN MAMI SHAM DWIGHT MASK MART t: CARPE REBA MHTIÆ T NIG TOMAS W V »MSS HEART JAMS HOWE

tt Hoest: JOE DIIEIE Hottest: Jaü.oe, TN BIBA 1CDITIRE 101E NOSE MARK ormsxu'1 NM BABBITT GARTH MORS test: REBA KITTIRE COWY WITTY LIRS CARTWRIGHT ALAN JAM. none JUDOS

KYKR HAM MEANT? TRAVIS TRITE

JOE DIENE RNA M4TIRE SAWYER BROM WWKA BAILLIE 6 TIE BOY Baumest TX TRAVIS 6 ORES CWT. WOKX OnenM, FL

Hottest: Menphb, TN WKAK CRN1 KPL% RA 1CfM1RE MILT JJOEROYAL 0 B Albany, DA MUD ROSE DuIles01. Werth, TX HARK »MUM RIRY VAN SPELT. TRAVIS MITT

PATTY »NESS GABIN RECCES MARY CHAPIN CARPE SAWYER 5.5.RI WI@INEWMER MARIE RICKY VAN MELTON JUDOS TANTA TIOD:R »ANNE CAIN CARLE CANTO SIEBT LINE ROCKET 410105 JOE DIPPTE Kottort: Hottest: AAIMIN TIEPIN hatest: PATTY LOVELESS RESTLESS SENKT MARK 1E1NUM

N} RAY KEN NAM MEBRV ti SAWYER BANN WON REBA MCENTIRE JOE DIME RR CROSBY JOE DOME Hottest: MIAoe, MS MAW IENMTT RCGE6 6 PARI. Hottest: RESTLESS HEART GAIN MOORS COMA. NMI TICE! VAN MELT. AM REWIRE T. ORWW MARK VINCE GILL LI.O. CAMVPISTI ALAN JARS. RNA MCENTIRE SAWYER BON JOE DIPPE MEESE LYNN

WOKE BIILLIE A RE MIT VEW DEN ONNEI TREY GARTH BACON Wa N I REBA /CENTIME AAHO1 TIEPIN Nahtken, MS

GEORGE STRAIT Mrmlnghem, AL RS1 LEE WAYS WENT MARIE HIGMAY 101 Peduoeh, KY

KRAL/ rime Dothan. AL GAN

AMNNn*I., LA Hottest: MARK RESNUTI DAN SEALSDAN SEALS

JADES TOSE LEE REENCOD CANYON Hottest: LA AI JAM»

none JAWS DAVID MALS REBA MISTIRE Hottest: RESTLESS HEIM

MARY CAPIN CARPE WXSO CHARLIE D.WIEIS 0 GATTS BOOKS DANN BROOKS GARTH TOT TANYA T%IGR BOMbA. VA AL]IAIILER A BAKER MATTEO A 0'1010

MMNWK

4H11 RAI MITT T EDDIE RAITI CANINE CARPER SUZY EOMUSS

W0111.0 JOE EIFETE WPAPFM TIRE

RAT KENNEDY VINCE GILL Hottest: CXI ME MA IS1 NCKN 5

MARK CHES.= le ESVekeoe40lM, FL JUNG Femme CNY, FL

CORBI N/ ERSS SILS MESA MCENTIRE WEISNottest: HOPI DAN DIR1111MESHNANOGH none

N ARK C1E11T MAR SH. Y VAN SHT. MARTY STUART ALAN JAOSR Hotta. NINN, FL Hott RA Mt1ERE rottest: K.T.K,T. OS.IN VINCE GILL

HIGHWAY Ill nvN MD. CARTE BORS PATTY »ELMS

T. GUM VIOO1 JOE DIPPE JOE DIFPIE KM? Hottest: WK14 age.

RT MILLIE 6 THE MY El P.m. TX CA ..LS VµRN GOWN NNW,, MS WEZLFM M MARK GENE NANDDRH

KMML CharMalan, SC AWN JACKSON REBA MOOSIRE CARNE CAIN »MEN TX TRAVIS TRIM JUDOS noes ROONEY CRIS.TL

VINCE GU. MILD ROSE GEORGE STRAIT KNFM Hott

KE

t: TMYA TUCKER PATIN' LOVELESS rotrot:

WIVNFM MM.M-0d.sa, T% RAY NNT POLKE N CA JUDOS RNA MCENTIRE

CAERE CARTER WILLIE NELSON REBA MITTRE Knoxville. TN ANNE IUNMY R. CROSBY Kottort: JOE DOME NIGHT YOANM TRAVIS 6 JONES

JIGS ARNE DANN BROOKS MARK .ÆNITT CARP. H 101 BAILLIE 6 THE

CHARLIE WINS B MIME STRAIT HOLY DIEN LÆ GRE MARY CHAPIN M

a RIN . MPIN CAETHE BO

Kottat: NAM SUIT BOGGLES

MA11 TWYA RCM

BAILIE 6 THE BM REBA MINIRE WKML ALEXANDER 6 BAKER NMY VW SNELT. KAM MARK O THE BAILLIE 6 T BOY Fay.t.04, NC Hottest: CARLENE GARTER W., T% REBA MMITIR1415E LIGILL CANVRIGHT KOSET CR.ELL

E XILE AVSOCFM RENO CRON.. MARK 11E U CIE DANIELS 0

JOE DIEMS Ch... NC AAR. MEIN MR DOME HARRM TIPMM

NIGHT RM T 6 CIRRI. Hottest: WMC W RICKY VAN SETON RAY EMmDMATT.IT1EY 6 MOGAN GART MORS

MIT Asheville, NC X.T. 09.1/1R R CROSBY MAMA O

SAWYER BROM WIRT 1004 MCCV RN MCENTIRE A M

MIMI TOWN rotrot: Nottest: L.bMM, FL JOE EIFETE

5,1091 LYME OOO STONE DANN BARS JUDOS

AMIN TIEPIN 00 J1 B MEN RA TIRE CARNE CUTER

Hottet: NAM RE1NI13111 T JOE DOME RI. GILL REI MARK TELT ALABAMA RESTLESS HEART RICKY VAN NU.

RNA MENEM RITT VW SELTN TRAVIS A ... MAMA .WIN CARPE WKSJiM GAM

BROWS MIMO KKIX RONNEXTIP MCNEIL MAORIS, AL

JOE

TRAVIS A OIE OIMMla, MC FA.M1.4011.. AR CANTON HIOMAT 101 MSRIDE A TIE RID MART OupOM GARE

MOM erne none Kotteer: RRIEY 010101. Atlanta, SA HDtrnt: Mottest: RNA MCENTIRE TAE 0Y PAINIL

none nee J. MIME ONION IONIAN HOLT NM NNE SONO ROB CROSBY

WEST WHLZ MIME BABBITT Hott Hottest:

JARSR Rtat: Che11aMpA, TN FIaaMA, SC EXILE AELLTE { NE ®f REBAMOOS MOOSIRE RIME MURRAY

JONES nor MT01 INNINGS BIBA MCENTIRE JE DIME HotSIDA

MCENTIRE KEVIN 15051 MARKTRAVISC 6 SAES

TRAVIS { OM RNA METTE .TOT IOAK11 WDXE

NAM OO.VIT BA1LLIE 6 TE BOY MIME GILL Kotest

KAM BROILS KAM R®WI LwraHaBap, iN WVAY & A GRAZ BROILS REBA .ENTIRE YenrM, LA Athens, OA TRAMS 1 JONES RIRY VAN SXSTN

LIMO. CARTYPIGHT ROBS OSBYMUS 001000ÁH RICM VW L C01Á TRAVIS A .TONE JAMS KOSE TRAVIS TRIM PATTY »EMS Coastal NC .INILANAM 1 WILLIE NELSON Al.0 TIEPIN TANYA MLT.EI Hottest: R A BAKER VINCE GILL TANI 1INETTE

GARTH MORS ette.t: ALAN JAMS. WEIS

MARK 'I MAW RER.m JOE DOME CA». GkTA PndekAabap JOE EIFETE ALABAMA Hattest: JOE EIFEE RNA TISANE GIN R HORS DARM R RNA ]OSTIREGEN.E STINT/ BOORS

LEE GREENWOODOOD JUDOS GEN.

MARK MCNUTT REBA MCENTIRE JEMIKS, NE», HOLT 51NN W'LWI RNA MHITIRE EIDIS MINIM », DII

H MMtISgPMY, AL JOE DIPPE me WAG KS. NASE K.T. COLIX Au.. T% WCOA CREM

LMN ROeY, AR RICKY TM NM» CWNMOM IC Hottest: KEtUCKT FEANAM

NIGHT YON. NA 9E.TN KICKT ANKERS

MON M KITT p 1ARK VINE GILL MATRACA BEN MCENTIRE Kottest: RIGIWS 101

JOE 01111E MEIN 0.111 Hottest

MILLIE A E MY RISANNE CASH TRAVIS 6J.Æ KRIM TI JOE DIPPE

HO LY DOM MME GILL LÆ TOT PEGEL RMESA /CENT» YOM COW IN ALAI JACKS. IDLY DAN Hottest: AM RESTHIT MA 0®mÆ Hattest:

WHEN/ JOE

JUNG JOE DIPPTE RNA MOOSIRE NAW

M CARTS BM»

GARTH »DES FI. MS yes, FL REBA MITTIRE WANK JWOS WMXFM Solen MN., LA ROBIN

I N ICIWAII MM ME.UM Na. /1114, TN

00150 101 WITH JET DIANE KAKI ACC. 00015 RALLIE IESO. CANNA», OA Nottest: Lep40s., TX CHARLIE DANIELS B

SHINN.KEVIN 1001 TM 1T9.

TANYA TUCKER Nottest: CLINT. GO.Y SKIP EWING RAT ESNBY MOUE REHART BARBARA MAXWELL NEW »MY MAU Hattest: GEORE STRAIT CHARM PRIÆ CANYON GARN BOOKS CARW1E GAREN SUZY B GGISS Or.. . SC ALAN JACKS. RNA MCENTIRE

EIN .BRIM STELE MARINER Hottest: BAILL1E 6 THE EI JLmS MM RBBINS RICKY VW 30.T01 OGEE STRAIT VEW

SKIP MIM R AM TIEPIN GART M $45

ORS ANNE MORAY JANES IC» NIGHT MA» MAW MONTT KILLT HILLIS Hattest: LI.a GRIVRIGM MANY LAPIN GAPE MILLIE A THE BT RNA »MIRE JOHWT LEE GARTH NECKS

CID@lS JOE DOME ROB CROSBY

REBA MOOSIRE IRE HHottmt: RIMY VAN BIRTH TRAV6 6J.Æ nom ONBINnHANMB ALE.» 6 BIER Hottest: MARK REHART TRAVIS TRIM OOINAT RATTY KINNIXE MADAM SAWYER BR»

JOE" DAMS VICE GILL CORSIIMWNN WILLIE NO-OI MARY TWIN CARPE ALAN JAIDSO1 01001E CARTER

TRAVIS EMIT 11M LOCAS

EMIR 10.01 RICHARD I GAM SotWc: TANN WHERE GARTH BLOBS CÆ CN RAPMAY MARK RESNUTT Hottest: J REBA MISTIRE JOE DIPPE MAN OR3AM RNA /MOIRE

RAW NAP.

RAW -1E 6 THE BOY MAYO/Remo. EDDIE AABRITE LW ehbarh, VA

RIRY VW M.. TANYA 1150. DM SEALS CANE.

RBA »MIRE JWL. MIE HMRAY LIONEL. CMIMRIC. JOE DIPPE

RAJA Aa Antenb, TX

NIOMAT 101

SW}ER wows INSWDOAH NIGHT MASAN Hottest: GARTH BOORS LIONEL CARTWRIGHT MR Ci_511UM RBA MCENTIRE TRAVIS 4 J.6

MASO WlaMatar, VA

TANYA TUCER 0B CROSBY SKIP NI/O RICKY VW MIT. LEE GREENWOOD

Hottest: MAE»NR JOE DOME RESTLESS HEART TRAVIS 4 ORES EDDIE RANIMA

WTOR Wlmton-6W.m, NC

rite HE CANER SAWYER BANN Hottest:

CLINT »IX HAW CHESNLGT

JOE DIME RAN JACKSON

RBA MCENTIRE

WILll Abat, OH

MAXI Eau CWre. WI

KFKF Kates City, MO

XXXV WEM Ok1a0aN. IT, OK Tam 50a., M

ROB MOM 0000! 0031. Iostest: CAa81E CARTES MARK 01L91ET TWA TICS GARTH BRAS ARA. TIPPIK RICKY SUGGS »Met: J. DOE TAM. RE1RTIT VEIN »DIN RISA MONTIÆ

SR DIPPTE BAILLIS A THE BIT

MACE DILL RISKY VWE. STN WILLIE NELSONWOW X»NAM

JAQS01 TACO PATTY LOVELESSOmNta. NE Top», KS i

RATTT LOVELESS TRIM TNTT RE TRAVIS RA} GROIN. BILLY JOE »AL

COR.INIRINN TANYA 1110tRR ROBIN LÆ AA. TIEPIN

CANINE CARTER CARLENE GMB REBA MCENTIRE Httest o: G XE CIcam.RICKY TM WC. MT MAEDA MARK IESMEPf RATKBN MY GARB MOMS

RAT KENNEDY POMSTES SISTERS NUNN MARK JOE ot DOME BAILLIEL

HESNUTT ROY KELLY WILLTS Hottet::

GARN BROOKS DOM MC. RBA

MAMA ]®B1Æ RAM RESMUM MCENTIRE M. »0.GS RNA I@?IÆ

TRAVIS L J.6 NARK 00.VTT N.A. LIONEL CAATMIGHT TRAVIS B JONES

GARTHBg6C5 JOE DOMEKM. ANNE MNRAY

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W[INIIIT BELL1E I THE BOT

RBAN N4rtIRE

ROBIN LEE 11,1.551, IN JOE DIRNE WTCM

R Evan. 11.. W BAILLII TI a E SOY TYeMes CM MI R CROSBY MAY CHAPIN CARPE

AAR. TIPPIK ANO1 TIPPIK WLLR Noe MART LAPIN CAPE WILD SEE

SEALS NIGHT YOAKAN OUM CAW, KAA Hottest:

hottest: Hottest: non Nottest: GARTH NOOKS GATTS BACONS T. CANON BANN RATHEJWD. ILLIE B T BOY

MARK IESMLITT KHOO MARK .E ENT]REBA

NCENTIRE SXNWOTRIN

MARE CHININ1F JOE DIEM 1I0N6 GRMIOR TAMS TRITT Tuha. OK

JOE DIME TRAMS A JONES JOE MIME

0.11MY TSITTi

0. WILLIAM CLINT. GßbRY MARS ORLINU T Hottest: KIUK

EROS W100 GARB B OO1S MAX CHESXITT CeMr Rape. IA

Papp. NO CWumbaR MI INES CEOOE STRAIT

DWIGHT YOAIKM NICHE YOWM RNA 1®I1Æ BAILLIE 6 THE ROY

PICKY TAN 9Nat. DR RA WILLIAMS VE CQIDIN KEVIN W401 MARY 01APIN CARPE LOMAY TVnTY KELLY WILLIS AM. TIEPIN l}8 GAEL..kattest: TANYA TUCKER MARK CHESNT. EWEN ROONEY CROMLL

HOY

R% RBA !CENTIRE WKCO Tulsa OK SUZHottest:

GARTH BROOKS Molnar, M REM MCENTIRE

CLINT. (KOOKY SAILLIE A ME IT TRAVIS A .MIES MINIMS, MEIST, TRAVIS 6 JONES RICKY WOGS rottest: AME MORAY

JAMES HOUSE WILLIE 1E.901 none AKIX1. 6 KROMER WTLFM BAILLlE: b THE MTR. KIM. 101

GUM BROOKS CANDLE Leming, MI TRAVIS TRITE WIES EZIE LE WN Hottest: WAVMY. WI

WUAN ALEXMR11 6 BAREN NIGHT YONNW MBI RFSNNTT LEE COPIAI. K SAWYER BROW GAMMA !NOOKS NIGH' YDW11 ALAN JACK.WJON.. O TRAVIS { J6 R CROSBY

DONAY TN1T1T MARI REST WILLIE NELSON GLYMGE STRAIT SUZY »GUSS

BAILLIE 6 THE ÆE Hottest: D. WILLIAM WILD ROSE ALAN JACKS. GARTH

EIFETE GART BURS 9EIANDDAH MOLLIE 1 ISE EY LIRE GMIIPIOR

Hottest: TRAVIS 6 JOIE NA lONTIRE

Hottest: REBA MCENTIRE MAW CHE NUM CARTS BROOKS KWMT TRAVIS 6 JON. WETS LICE.. CWTIIRI.T J

REÆNOW Feet 0109.. IA Me MURMT .1.11.1,K SA .1, ILLIE 6 TIE BOY

LEECARNE

CAIN KZIIS M1LLT NM

RNA MCMTIRE KC/RICKYRRL CKY EM/OM Lincoln, M , NE % KI MICHELLE MIGHT WILLIE 00,961

W MTV. RICKY V »TUCKS HEADHUNT ALAN JAOLS. WW1.. KS

ITA ItIRIE C. /m., OH NOR15110'

DAN SEALS Hottest: VINCE GILL

JOE DIFFIE I=aF]LE MILI GA» BROOKS HIGHWAY1 AY 01 JOE DIENE Hottest: WILLIE NEll BILLIE 6 THE BM ANA MCINTIRE WILLIE MPS.

TRAVIS A JONES MARK MARK RF9IVT RASANE CASH SI®.VDDW DR WILLIAM GAM BETS JOE EIFETE Notts.:

GARTH BMCCS WDIe MBR1TT RBA MINIAR

UMW.: MARX »SEMI MARK GHEMOTE TRAVIS A JR6 GARN BORS

LIONEL CARTWRIGHT WCIK TRAVIS 6 JONES REBA MCENTIRE LÆ GREM.OID Ovend R.pMA. MI NATIFA 6 O'BRIN WM W HITS TRAVIS 6 PARS RNA e1I1tIRE Yedlaoe, WInone SprI glIeld. MO

Ntest: KFW WOVE SHELBY LYNNE POINT OWL. KIES KS Clemlenatl, OH ROW YOARAI GARY /OIRIS B WO RITT VM SNIT. KELLY MILIS JAMS HALSE nom TAR. MTIP CAN.1110 CARED 1 test: Dean gAY' WI Mttmt: RIMY WA SELT. TANTA 170001 nem

TRAVIS TRIM RNA MCElAI VEGA MOM. LEE GREEN» MOMF GRIN HOLY DNN NS ROra B CROSBY

Nottest: 1ANITT RS GRAS. AIM UM SE.1TN OH JOE DOME Hottest: Nahmt: RNA MIT[tRE

TRAVIS 6 J.6 WILLIE O0,WI MARS R6NMT GARTH TOOLS GAM BOORS

MILLIE. & THEBOY WMK CANOE 515111 GEORGE STRAIT SHOWMAN 6 111E BM MARK IESOUTT ALAN JAMS.JUDOS MlAesukee, WI JOE DIFPIE RBA MCENTIRE PATZ WV». «WIE PABBITT

.101 GILL A K.T. 0.111JWOB Jon. .1:15

N W K MTRAG Æ1O MNw AMeI M LM .. A JACKSON O Tattest: rottest: O d, OR GARTH 1.1KS RICKY VW MELTON MAMMA 101

MATTES Al O'BRIN WWJO AARR TIEPIN

CLINT .1. Decor 501111 0.111 NAM W. Ma, MN IDLY MILTS

CEVRGaSTMH IT TANYA IRES NM R MARY 0W11 MARK CAMEGAM

SOCKS 0B CM» Tonest: PQM Y CMMU. MART TWIN CAME

WOIBE GARB BOOKS KCJB TATA TUNER LÆ GREETER

Nylon. O11 REM TmtTIRE NDBEGAT TALMI L DAMN

JUDOS .10X NPM PAY MONDELAW CANER.NARK INNATI SM1AY LEIME Hottest

BILLS JOE ROYAL ROB 4 ME BOT

RMOM

CR)BRT MAIMS Tattot:

REM MCENTIRE OOIGOT IONIAN Hottest: JIWOS

NNE DONT Hottest: KKO

MARK IESMT MARK IESMR[ EXILE

BELLTE L 111E MI J.pWA 110 LIRE GRMIRi REBA

JOE DIPPTE Æ T. 1051110

RATTY LOVELESS AINE MIRRACANN

BROOKS WILLIE I. SK

BOY WILLIE 6 TIE BOY

MITTAS 101110 /O

JOE EIFETE M1CKI VW S10.TM HOLY OMAN WORE test: TRAINS ounsM eem, TRAINS 1 JCS.

6 01EIM WAKIAIYreebaeaH YOH

KJJY MOÁIO * JOTS

CHEINUTT ., M Wend Rap WILF61 SE NANDOM Des MOMMA. TA WTI ISO» SN. Louie, MO EMNIXY HEAOANT

AUK JA1 SI ROBIN LIE T. GRIM MGM RICKY RICKY SKAGGS EIDIS RABBI.. BILLY JOE ROYAL HIGHWAY 101 KENTUCKY MAXIM RIRY »GCS rottest: TRAVIS MITT RCM. CROELL ION WILLI» HUM RL10TT I AN JACKSON Hottest:

OAF rottest GATTS BORS Nottest: W GARTH BOXES MARK »NMI AMA MTAIRE TARDY NOOKS Kamm CPL. MO JUDI. JOE DIENE EDDIE RANITE MILOS

LB 0011ESODD G00E STRAIT DESERT ROSE BAND 11RÁ CARWRIbrt

MBA MINIRE RAILLIE I ME BOY HOLLY NM TRAVIS 6 CONS RAR KAY JOE DIENE RGEIß 1 PAXIR MILE MOO VW SHE.1Ol

SISANDOM KEEP WWWW

SWTER LABAN S. PAW. MN MW ROSE D ebell, W MART CHAPIN CARPE

ROSANNE CASH

me Mottest: MTRAACA BOG

Hott MNBa.t: IE5NM MM BEY. WILLIE X058 GRAHAM

101 now MICHAEL MARTIN N. Hottest: »KO EWILLIAM

GASH Bloom MN REBA 5IHTIRE

JUL. MIIOYE MIRY OCR WILLING NAYLOR JENI» CON »MIT KEVIN M111 1111.0 0Y Tattest: BGL} CUM Hits OR WILLIAM. REIMFIS MART

WOTU PAII.MNpHN., PA

KILT -FM WAM2 NoNNoe, TX LAVIA.Iee, KY

wNOEIM New Ort..m. LA

MARY CHAPIN CARPE norm RICKY VW NM» VEIN OJSDIM Hottest: Hattest: Hottest: none GARTH OS none MARE CHEMUTT

KLLL RISA MCENTIRE LubbaOK TX JOE DOME

VEW G/OMM

WSMFM 5031401.. TN

WOWW Petv.1110, FL HIRT YOAKAM

ROOKY CAM.. NAM OUPIE CARPE RDBIN LEE NIKE TOA%W KEVIN 1001 Xot0t: MODE ME DIME Hottest: 1012 UIIM TAM REITLT MILE JOE DOME TRAVIS 4 JOKES BAILLIE & TIE MS HAM RESHTT RIBA MENTON

KAM OMI

WMKFM West AYn Bach, FL

WIER RAlAlplt NC

CKM. CIIKNE CARTER ROC. CAMEL/ MARCH TIPPIK SHBAIIO 0 SHELBY LYNNE Hottest: Ibtteet: GARTH NOOKS MARK RESNJIT EXILE JOE DIPPE JURAS NSA MINIRE NNE MIRMY TRAVIS & OILS RNA MCENTIRE »WAY TIM(

OLMI WKMK WPIAKS F111., TX Malmond, VA

KCYY 0.1,101010.11

RICKY SKAGGS

MATRACA ÆI1 WILLIE EELS. TIKE GILL Hottest: GEORGE STRAIT MARS OE.VR ALAN JACXSOH MALI. GABIN B001L5

WCNY Savannah, 0A

PAM IOVEMS SHELBY LYNN TRAVIS TRITT R15AIIE CAIN CAN SENNS

Hottest: RBA NESTIRE MARK RESNUTT JUDOS

JOE DIEFIE

ARM) AhrOeaeIl, LA

NARY TARN CARPE

RODNEY 1.111. Hottest: JUDOS RNA MCENTIRE GARTH BROOKS

MARTY SNAM VINCE GILL

WOYKIAt. PeNe.bueP T.mp.. R WILLIE MS. BILLY .OE OPAL ALAN JACKS. DIKE GILL KENTUCKY HEADHUNT

Nottest: none

WENT TMlahesw, FL

AME MURRAY

MCBRIDE 6 TE ND MARA COLLIE hottest: GRIN BROCES

SIENMCOAN MARK RESMIIIT REM MCENTIRE

RIMY KY00 KIWI K2LA NV/HT KUL ESO KCKC ESPII

Cheyenne, WY Dem CO Medford, OR Les A.M., CA 6.0146., OR Penland, OR Kato. MV San Samrdno. CA Sale.. WA

nora Dem.

RCS TIPPT COMMO WITTY AAR. TIEPIN RICKY SMOGS VINCE GILL RR CROSBY Hottest: RICKE VW 5HNTR RAM JARS.

MRCS HOMY CNCWYL WILLIE X0,5.ROB

CT. BILLY JOE ROTALL RS CROSBY VINCE GILL KEVTIRI HEADHUNT ALAN JAMS. nºHCT..

KELLY WILLIS 50_C: DWIGHT IOARAM Hattest: RODNEY OEAELL Hottest: Hottest SNANWAf

TANTA TUCKER nme 011. RBA MCENTIRE MARY CHAPIN GAPE CLINT BACK KRAKFM NARKTTF9NNT1'I BAIL.lSE ;I THE S

LN Rm1.G00 TANYA MCRER MARS »NUT R. CROSBY RICKY VAN S ELTM Sacramento, CA RNA 11IATIÆ L.. CWIVei.;,. RONEY CI0I0 OK 3. KU Hottest: GAM BACON Hottest: AWBRl41..

KIKFM KOHL MAY CHAPIN CAPE Eugen, OR MIN CO5D1N JOE KEEN RNA /CENTIME EUTTG 6 O'ElI Ve}L]M »NM. JOE 01111E REBA

MCENTICNIESNIRE

1

Al p MT CARLDIE CUTER E T. 09.IN LI.EL CARIYRI.i MANN ONSNUTI MARS OIOiRUTI SHELBY LYNNE VERA G:tiUTX RBA MENTIRE

STEVE WARMER AnA1WnM CA MM. Hottest: RAY KENNEDY KAMM EADHUt KIM LI.R GIN 1511 KCCY JUDOS TANTA TJ55E

Oleo CA 511V HART CHAPIN GAPE AAA. TIEPIN MARK 1E.UNT Hattest: MITTAA MARTIN MI AAP. IPPIKKMPS San

ROIT L note MARS COLLIE RASA KET1Æ JIMMY CASH TRAVIS TRITT MedAale, CA BILLIE 6TÆ 0x Pueblo, CO

GARTHhottest:

Seattle WA

SKIP 0RNC GRIP 800X5 TANYA TUCKER ID. VERA .SLIM G BROOK:; 01G1000 104

...BY LYNNE RISAJUDO 11R CROSBY JOE DIET. REBA MCENTIRE KEKS CARNE CART. KAI% MART MAPLE CARPE REM MCENTIRE A.

DW SEAS RNA STNTIE rotrot: TRAVIS 6 JONG MITTAS IMXTIN M Nottest: Phoenix. AZ CAWAHE CARER MARK MEDIUM 0tLest: l (, Grand Junction. CO ARA TI 1

MANLY SHAM GART MOOS WILLIE NELSON G00E OMIT CLINT BLA0K KEVIN NI.O> TANYA TICKER MARK MENA T no's

MARK MFERNIT DWIGHT TOWN MULE MUSE LAOSTB

CAhioo, CA KKAK RARNE CARTER

JOE 4:10711, RSE6 6 PART. 51ST ROAKM KSOPFM DAN SEWS XARWE CARTER ROB CROSBY ALAN JACKSON Hottest:

JAMS 1WÆ Fee» CA ARA. Hottest: Mottest: Solt Late City, UT RN CPJSBT

ALEXANDER 6 BAKER rR NE CAIN BAILLIE 6 TM BOY CARTS ROBS ALAMOS

CARNE CARTER Hottest: RBA MCENTIRE ALABAMA GARN NICOL

PICKMICHELLE VAN MELTON KASFi

KVOC Casper, WY GAM /OMIS

MIGHT 1003/1 IOM

KNEW INITLEYGARTH OAN LARTA MOORS

MARK M.NUn NIGM MA» KEAN AASFT MARK IlIMITTf JOE DOME

AUA JAOLVOM SAILLIE 6 THE BOT JUKE

RIN TEE

.W, E PICKY VAN 9E.TR

SKSF FLING ROB MOSSY JIDR OatlaM-S.F., CA GE.. ARAM JISDS RIC. MO BELT. Son Francisco, CA RNA MONT IN Hottest TANYA TUCKER RB CROSBY KENTUCKY HEADHUNT .55 MAMMY

MARK IE9NIT RNA ATTIRE 0101 TKTGR

MAN IESI.UGt R. MMNY 00B W051S. OIsIen 01 HDLY DUNN HOLLY NM KW. Tolltet: AME NIMMT KIRK

AME MNRAY Hottest. SUZY MOONS darrest' MARK OMNI= ALAN JACKS. KNCO J0005

VEIN COMM MAE 00ESNlTT LFE.1/21 . MARK OIFSIART JURAS KFMS MATT ^NAM Portland. OR IlddlnN, CA K.T. OLIN 5NFNANMAH Spokeoe, WA

REBA MSTIRE OAFS MUSE MAN. MARTIN MI ARE MURRAY U. Dpa, NV WILLIE ANS. RAT

AHNE MANY Hottest: »NCMI Me,Ie. K.T..LIN lbttmt BAILL1E 6 SNE EY Hott®t: KEVIN 60A1 NBNIDY GRATS BROOKS A.f MURMY MAIE »BM GARTH BROOKS MUSCLE "AGO, HINAR MARTIN /O MARK ONSMIT RNA MCENTIRE GROIN MOO6 NIGHT JOGS HO» DOI WILLIAM TRAT. 6 JONG TRAVIS TRAM MARIE RBA MCENTIRE NAN JACKS. VEIN =IN TRAVIS A DOES PIKE GILL MITTWIE MIGHT RNA MCENTIRE RR 010011 tiTRAVIS TRITT JUDOS KOST

JOE EIFETE DAYTON MINIMS MARK GEBRUI'I Hottest: JBNINOS, ELSA KKAT Hbttnt. MAE RIBNTT MARK MEWS, All... pes. NM KUM 5,51MD06I KKCS TANYA TICKER TRAVIS 6 JR6 MBA

MLLE DMA RE R HNC

Salt Lake CNY, UT GONGE STRAIT JINN MkAm.eveheid, CA GART BORS Calmed. Springs, CO KURD CANY. JUDOS

GALT DMA ON &ILLIE 6 THE !,.

Kattest: Ft. Cahn., CO Mottet: TRAVIS 6 J.6 fattest: PATTY 10lE1rS5 R:4T4,LSZ HEAR- ;T

RNA MITTIRE VINCE SI. KEEN GARTH BROOKS

MIC IWY 101 KENTUCKY HEADHUNTRNA !GNOME JLKVß GEORGESTRAIT ROB CROSBY Ma J., CA TRAVIS S JON!

NCN VW 11.1111 RDLNK CASH SEA! LYME JODS JUNG MAIAS MARTIN HI Hottest: ROM ROBIN LEE JEFF CHANCE MICUR MAMIE /O HUM MEANT? ROREX CO01 GARTH BORS ALABAMA MIGHT TJA%AM

MCENTIRE HARR TIEPIN Hottest: ROB CROSM GARB

PATTY LOVELESS GEORGE »ASTT CARBÆ CARTER J. Tucson. AZ

JR ODOMEMN AE DARN FR HAM OS MA I11IX CARTE EID IS RAÆ[M

CARTS BM» AARON TITIS M MEREST Hottet: EMIL RABBIT.REBA

JOE DIME NM MCENTIRE rime MCENTIRE JBMINOS, X09., E,T. W.IN GABIN MOCKS JOE DE BE 6 THE SOT CLINT.CLINT.GREGORYIPPT S T. GRIM BROM

ALM AME MNRAT GARTH Hottest: fattest:

RNA IlDIf1RE (EARNS MBA MOOSIRE RICKY VAN 90.TON K.T. ]SIX .MAX INNVLT SUZY »MISS GARTH BROOKS MIN CKESUTT RBA IE4TTIRE

KRKT AWny, OR

185 Current Reporters 173 Current Playlists

Called In Frozen Playllst (9): KKIX/Fayetteville, AR K W EN/Tuisa WAMZ/Loulsvllle WBVE/Cincinnati WCUZ/Grand Rapids WPAP/Paneme City, FL WSM-FM/Nashville WTCM/Traverse City, MI WTDR/Charlotte

Did Not Report, Playllst Frozen (3): K110/Reno W W W W /Detroit WZZKBirminghem


ACII?4!IOctober 12,1 990 93

NATIONAL AIRPLAY®

BREAKERS. BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE w/SHAWN COLVIN

Lost Soul (RCA) 54% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 17, Light 27, Total Adds 12 including KLCY, WKYE, WOBM, WMGS, WRMF, WSGY, WYKZ, KEZA, WTWR, WLDR.

DAVID CASSIDY Lyin' To Myself (Enigma)

50% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 22, Light 18, Total Adds 7, WNSR, WWNK, KLSI, WLEV, WOBM, WYKZ, KIDZ. Debuts at number 30 on the AC chart.

/N/'L

WHITNEY HOUSTON "I'm Your Baby Tonight" (Arista) 38/37 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 7/6, Light 31/31, Total Adds 37, WNSR, WNLT, KYKY, B100, WLEV, WJLK, WEBE, WRVC, WKYE, WZNY, WIVY, KMJC, WLHT, 3WM, WEIM, WECQ, WGLL, WAFL, WSUL, WSKI, WSGY, WYKZ, KEZA, WGSV, KRLB, WNMB, WKCX, KTYL, KVIC, WCMJ, WMTFM, KZLT, KSCB, WTWR, KKLV, KBLQ, KAYN.

JUDY COLLINS "Fires Of Eden" (Columbia) 38/10 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 10/1, Light 28/9, Total Adds 10, KS95, KLCY, WRVC, WOBM, WAHR, WRMF, KMJC, WAFL, WSGY, KVIC. Medium including WTCB, WRVR, 3WM, WEIM, WGLL, WGSV, WKCX, WLDR, KKLV. Light including WLEV, WEBE, WKYE, KHLT, KELT, WECQ, WSUL, WSKI, WYKZ, WNMB.

CELINE DION "Where Does My Head Beat Now?" (Epic) 37/6 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 11/0, Light 26/6, Total Adds 6, WAHR, WIVY, WTFM, KELT, WSUL, KTID. Medium: WLEV, WOBM, WTCB, WEIM, WKCX, KVIC, WCMJ, KZLT, KKLV, KBLQ, KWSI. Light including WNLT, KESZ, WEBE, WZNY, 3WM, WECQ, WHAI, WGLL, WAFL, WSKI, WYKZ, WGSV, WNMB.

NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK "Let's Try It Again" (Columbia) 31/6 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 9/1, Light 21/5, Total Adds 6, WWNK, WEBE, WVUD, WECQ, WLDR, KAYN. Heavy: WEIM. Medium including WSUL, WSKI, WNMB, WMTFM, WFRO, KKLV, KBLQ, KWSI. Light including WLTS, KLSY, WKYE, WAHR, KHLT, WLHT, WAFL, WYKZ, WGSV, WKCX, KTYL, WCMJ, KZLT, KSCB, WTWR, KIDX.

ASIA "Days Like These" (Geffen) 29/0 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 14/0, Light 14/0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WKYE. Medium: WLEV, WMGS, WEIM, WHAT, WGLL, WKCX, KVIC, WFRO, KZLT, KSCB, KKLV, KBLQ, KAYN, KWSI. Light: B100, WRVC, KMJC, WECQ, WAFL, WSUL, WSKI, WSGY, KEZA, WGSV, KRLB, WNMB, WCMJ, WLDR.

iJ r.'l.J f...I

O ROD STEWART 2 RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS

© DAN FOGELBERG

O BREATHE

O MARIAN CAREY

6 GEORGE MICHAEL

Q BETTE MIDLER

8 TAYLOR DAYNE

9 PHIL COLLINS

O JILL SOBULE

BRENDA RUSSELL

ANITA BAKER

13 PAUL YOUNG

CARLY SIMON

15 BILLY JOEL

iD MAXI PRIEST

HEART

18 WILSON PHILLIPS

m DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES e WILSON PHILLIPS

® TEDDY PENDERGRASS w/LISA FISHER

© MICHAEL McDONALD e ALIAS

e AFTER 7

® LAURA BRANIGAN

26 JAMES INGRAM

27 JUDE COLE

28 MICHAEL BOLTON

e MARIA McKEE

Q DAVID CASSIDY

Total Reports/Adds Heavy Medium Light

82/2 68 8 6 78/0 67 8 3 78/0 63 9 6 75/2 63 11 1

79/2 55 21 3 73/0 60 10 3 78/2 33 39 6 65/0 52 9 4 51/0 37 10 4 68/2 23 30 15 59/2 35 18 6 66/2 25 31 10 47/0 27 13 7

64/6 14 42 8 49/0 17 23 9 54/7 19 23 12

55/4 10 33 12

33/0 14 12 7

54/7 3 38 13

55/13 0 31 24 47/1 8 30 9 51/4 3 36 12

50/7 3 32 15 47/5 8 29 10

46/2 2 32 12

31/0 13 13 5 35/0 10 16 9 32/0 10 12 10

43/2 3 28 12

41/7 1 22 18

1.i1.-V:17 r. WHITNEY HOUSTON (37)

SARA HICKMAN (23) JULEE CRUISE (17)

TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT (17) NEVILLE BROTHERS (14)

WILSON PHILLIPS (13) BRUCE HORNSBY (12)

JUDY COLLINS (10) LOU RAWLS (10) RAY CHARLES (8)

HOTTEST ROD STEWART (57)

RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS (55)* GEORGE MICHAEL (51) DAN FOGELBERG (39)

BREATHE (35) TAYLOR DAYNE (31) MARIAH CAREY (21) PHIL COLLINS (19) BETTE MIDLER (16) PAUL YOUNG (11)

Verve!Polydor Version

SARA HICKMAN "I Couldn't Help Myself" (Elektra) 23/23 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2/2, Light 21/21, Total Adds 23, WLEV, WRVC, 3WM, WEIM, WECQ, WHAI, WAFL, WSUL,

WSKI, WYKZ, WGSV, WNMB, WKCX, KTYL, KVIC, WCMJ, KZLT, KSCB, WLDR, KKLV, KBLQ, KAYN, KTID.

DONNY OSMOND "My Love Is A Fire" (Capitol) 22/7 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4/0, Light 18/7, Total Adds 7, B100, WECQ, WSUL, WSGY, WGSV, KRLB, WTWR. Medium:

WKYE, WKCX, KKLV, KBLQ. Light including WEIM, WAFL, WSKI, KVIC, WCMJ, WFRO, KZLT, KSCB, WLDR, KAYN, KWSI.

JULEE CRUISE "Falling" (WB) 18/17 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1/1, Light 17/16, Total Adds 17, WLTS, WKYE, WEIM, WHAI, WAFL, WSUL, WSKI, WGSV,

WKCX, KTYL, KVIC, KZLT, KSCB, KKLV, KBLQ, KAYN, KTID.

TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT "Something Sad" (MCA) 17/17 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3/3, Light 14/14, Total Adds 17, WVUD, 3WM, WEIM, WECQ, WHAI, WYKZ, WGSV, WNMB,

WKCX, KTYL, KVIC, WCMJ, KZLT, KSCB, WLDR, KKLV, KBLQ.

LORI RUSO & MICHAEL DAMIAN "Never Look Back" (Cypress) 16/4 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2/1, Light 14/3, Total Adds 4, WSKI, WYKZ, KAYN, KWSI. Medium including KKLV. Light

including KOST, WEBE, WIVY, WAFL, WSUL, WMTFM, WFRO, KZLT, KSCB, WLDR, KBLQ.

PROPAGANDA "Only One Word" (Charisma) 15/0 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4/0, Light 11/0, Total Adds O. Medium: WEIM, KKLV, KBLQ, KWSI. Light: WTCB, WHAI, WSUL,

WGSV, WNMB, WKCX, KVIC, WCMJ, WFRO, KZLT, KSCB.

NEVILLE BROTHERS "Fearless" (A&M) 14/14 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 14/14, Total Adds 14, WTCB, WRVR, WEIM, WHAI, WAFL, WYKZ, WGSV, WKCX,

WCMJ, KZLT, KSCB, KKLV, KBLO, KWSI.

BROTHER BEYOND "Just A Heartbeat Away" (EMI) 12/5 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2/0, Light 10/5, Total Adds 5, WEIM, WGLL, WSKI, WNMB, KIDX. Medium: KKLV, KBLQ. Light

including KESZ, WHAI, WKCX, KVIC, WFRO.

CROSBY, STILLS, & NASH "Got To Keep Open" (Atlantic) 11/4 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2/0, Light 9/4, Total Adds 4, WKYE, KMJC, WNMB, KKLV. Medium: WEIM, WHAT. Light

including WYKZ, WCMJ, WFRO, WLDR, KWSI.

JOHN DENVER "The Flower That Shattered The Stone" (Windstar) 11/2 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4/0, Light 7/2, Total Adds 2, KS95, KBLQ. Medium: WMTFM, WFRO, KKLV, KIDX. Light

including WTCB, WRVR, WEIM, WKSB, KWSI.

JOAN ARMATRADING "Always" (A&M) 11/0 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2/0, Light 9/0, Total Adds O. Medium. WEIM, WHAT. Light: WEBE, 3WM, WYKZ, WNMB, KZLT,

KSCB, KKLV, KBLO, KWSI.

LOU RAWLS "It's Supposed To Be Fun" (Blue Note) 10/10 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 10/10, Total Adds 10, WTCB, WRVR, KMJC, WEIM, WHAI, WAFL, WNMB, WCMJ,

WLDR, KKLV.

LALAH HATHAWAY "Heaven Knows" (Virgin) 10/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2/0, Light 8/1, Total Adds 1, KBLQ. Medium: WEIM, KKLV. Light including WSUL, WFRO, KSCB,

WTWR, WLDR, KAYN, KWSI.

JOHNNY GILL "My, My, My" (Motown) 9/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/0, Light 2/1, Total Adds 1, KTID. Heavy. WNIC. Medium: WNLT, WWNK, WIVY, WTWR,

KAYN, KCMJ. Light including WMYX.

RAY CHARLES "I'll Take Care Of You" (WB) 8/8 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 8/8, Total Adds 8, WTCB, WRVR, WEIM, WCMJ, KKLV, KIDX, KBLO, KWSI.

MARK EDWARDS "Just Having Touched" (R&A) 8/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 4/1, Total Adds 1, WTWR. Heavy: KLSY. Medium: WFRO, WLDR, KIDX. Light

including KESZ, WHAI, KKLV.

hothouse flowers " 1 can see

clearly

ON YOUR DESK NOW! Produced by Steve Lipson

Management:

Robbie Wootton

0 1999 PotyGrem Records Inc.


94 RaR October 12,1990 AC ADDS & HOTS CURRENT -BASED

P1 WALK/Long Island EdwardslLombardo

HALL & OATES Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO GEORGE MICHAEL ROD STEWART TAYLOR DAYNE MARIAN CAREY

WNSRINew York Bob Dunphy

WHITNEY HOUSTON DAVID CASSIDY

Hottest: PHIL COLLINS RIGHTEOUS BRO/Po TAYLOR DAYNE GEORGE MICHAEL BREATHE

W LTTIW ashington Chuck Morgan

MARIAN CAREY Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO GO WEST GEORGE MICHAEL BILLY JOEL BETTE MIDLER

P2 W LEVIAIIentown Jeff Slivers

DAVID CASSIDY MAXI PRIEST SARA HICKMAN WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL BETTE MIDLER RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO BREATHE ROD STEWART

WJLKIAsbury Park

HolcomblGuida

MAXI PRIEST WHITNEY HOUSTON

Hottest: ROD STEWART RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO

GEORGE MICHAEL

BREATHE MARIAN CAREY

W EBEIBridgeport Hansen/Norman

WHITNEY HOUSTON NEW KIDS ON THE E Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG ROD STEWART MICHAEL BOLTON TAYLOR DAYNE RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO

WRVCIHuntington HayeslSwan

WILSON PHILLIPS WHITNEY HOUSTON

JUDY ODLLINS SARA HICKMAN Hottest: RIGHTEOUS SRO/PO

TAYLOR DAYNE GEORGE MICHAEL ROD STEWART BREATHE

WK YE/Johnstown Jack Michaels

WHITNEY HOUSTON BRUCE HORNSBY JULES CRUISE CS&N Hottest: RIGHTEOUS ERO/PO

GEORGE MICHAEL MAXI PRIEST

AFTER 7 ROD STEWART

WOBMIMonmouth DownsIDevotN

WILSON PHILLIPS BRUCE HORNSBY JUDY OULLINS DAVID CACSYDY Hottest: BETTE MIDLER MARIAN CAREY GEORGE MICHAEL

DAN FOGELBERG ROD STEWART

WMGSIWIIkes Barre NOMNIRAarrlett

REO SPEERWAGON

JILL SOBULE BRUCE HORNSBY Hottest: TAYLOR DAYNE

BREATHE RIGHTEOUS HBO/PO

GEORGE MICHAEL ROD STEWART

P3 WEIM/FItchburg Jack Raymond

JULEE CRUISE WHITNEY HOUSTON NEVILLE BROTHERS LOU RAWLS BROTHER BEYOND

TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT SARA HICKMAN RAY CHARLES Hottest: ROD STEWART RIGHTEOUS BRO/P0 GEORGE MICHAEL TAYLOR DAYNE MAXI PRIEST

W ECQIGeneva Anthony/Smith

WHITNEY HOUSTON DONNY OSMOND TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT NEW KIDS ON THE B

SARA HICKMAN Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL BRENDA RUSSE IL BREATHE TAYLOR DAYNE RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO

WHAIIGreenfield, MA Deane/Archer

JULEE CRUISE TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT LOU RAWLS SARA HICKMAN NEVILLE BROTHERS Hottest: ROD STEWART GEORGE MICHAEL BREATHE MARIAN CAREY DAN FOGELBERG

WGLLIMercersburg Meyer/Burns

WHITNEY HOUSTON BRUCE HORNSBY REO SPEEDWAGON BROTHER BEYOND VAUGHAN BROTHERS Hottest: ROD STEWART GEORGE MICHAEL DAB EOGFI.ReRG

BREATHE TAYLOR DAYNE

WAFL/Milford, DE Tim Brough

WHITNEY HOUSTON LOU RAWLS JULEE CRUISE SARA HICKMAN NEVILLE BROTHERS JUDY COLLINS Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL TAYLOR DAYNE BREATHE ROD STEWART RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO

WSULIMonticello, NY

Rob Dillman

WHITNEY HOUSTON

JULEE CRUISE SARA HICKMAN DONNY OSMOND CELINE DION Hottest:

RIGHTEOUS BRO/P0 ROD STEWART GEORGE MICHAEL DAN FOGELBERG MARIAN CAREY

W SKI/Montpelier Jim Severance

WHITNEY HOUSTON RUSO & DAMIAN CONCRETE BLONDE SARA HICKMAN JULEE CRUISE BROTHER BEYOND Hottest: TAYLOR DAYNE PHIL OULLINS BREATHE DAN FOGELBERG ROD STEWART

WKSB/Wllllamsport Tom Benson

CARLY SIMON HEART MICHAEL. MCDONALD Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO TAYLOR DAMNE GEORGE MICHAEL ROD STEWART BREATHE

P1 W SB-FMlAtlanta LoCasclo/McCoy BREATHE MARIAN CAREY Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/Po PHIL OULLINS BILLY JOEL BETTE MIDLER DAN FOGELBERG

KVILIDalles Rhodes/Eberhart

WILSON PHILLIPS BRENDA RUSSELL Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO GEORGE MICHAEL DAN FOGELBERG

MARIAN CAREY CARLY SIMON

WLTS/New Orleans Bob Mitchell BREATHE

CARLY SIMON JULEE CRUISE Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON ROD STEWART BILLY JOEL MARIAN CAREY RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO

2WD/Norfolk Bill Curtis

ANITA BAKER HALL A OATES Hottest: BILLY JOEL PHIL COLLINS PAUL YOUNG

GEORGE MICHAEL RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO

WNLTITampa SchaetterlMichaels

WHITNEY HOUSTON ANITA BAKER

CARLY SIMON Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO

DAN FOGELBERG GEORGE MICHAEL

TAYLOR DAMNE BREATHE

P2 WZNYIAugusta, GA John Patrick

WHITNEY HOUSTON TEDDY PENDERGRASS HEART WILSON PHILLIPS Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO GEORGE MICHAEL ROD STEWART DAN FOGELBERG BREATHE

WXTC/Charleston John Quincy

HALL & OATES ALIAS MICHAEL MCDONALD Hottest: ROD STEWART GEORGE MICHAEL DAN FOGELBERG BREATHE TAYLOR DAYNE

WTCBIColumbia, SC Doug Spats NEVILLE BROTHERS RAY CHARLES LOU RAWLS Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON BETTE MIDLER DAN FOGELBERG

ROD STEWART MARIAN CAREY

WAHR/Huntsvllle St. John/Richards LAURA BRANIGAN ALIAS HALL & OATES CELINE DION JUDY COLLINS Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO ROD STEWART DAN FOGELBERG BREATHE PHIL OULLINS

W IV Y/Jacksonville Matthews/Mann WHITNEY HOUSTON WILSON PHILLIPS CELINE DION Hottest: TAYLOR DAYNE ROD STEWART BREATHE RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO MARIAN CAREY

WTFM/Johnson City Mark McKinney CELINE DION MAXI PRIEST AFTER 7 HALL & OATES WILSON PHILLIPS Hottest: TAYLOR DAYNE RIGHTEOUS BRO/P0 GEORGE MICHAEL DAN FOGELBERG ROD STEWART

KEZAlfayettevllle, AR TurnerlSnow

P2 RIGHTEOUS BROS/CU KMJC/Davenport

0102/Knoxville PAUL SIMON WHITNEY HOUSTON P1

KLSI/Kansas City Tom Land

Chuck O'Brien

Larry Trotter BRUCE HORNSBY JUDY COLLINS Hottest: WILSON PHILLIPS CS&N

none RIGHTEOUS BROS/CU W ARM98ICIncinnatl DAVID CASSIDY WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL Michael Grayson Hottest: LW RAWLS TAYLOR DAYNE BREATHE ROD STEWART Hottest: BRENDA RUSSELL ROD STEWART AFTER 7 JAILS INGRAM BREATHE JANET JACKSON DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: PAUL YOUNG DAN FOGELBERG GEORGE MICHAEL JAMES INGRAM TAYLOR DAYNE GEORGE MICHAEL ROD STEWART WKTK/Gainesville MAXI PRIEST RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO

Nick Allen RIGHTEOUS BRO/Po ROD STEWART KHLT/Little Rock PAUL YOUNG

Ramsey/Pollltt none PHIL COLLINS WVUD/Deyton Hottest: Reed Kittredge

none RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO W W NKICincinnatl WMYXIMIIwaukee Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL Matthews/McCullough Schaefer/Morales MARIA MCKEE MAXI PRIEST TAYLOR DAYNE NEW KIDS "ON THE B PHIL COLLINS ROD STEWART NEW KIDS ON THE B JILL SOBULE AFTER 7 BREATHE JUDE OGLE DAVID CASSIDY Hottest: TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT GEORGE MICHAEL BETTE MIDLER TAYLOR DAYNE Hottest: ALIAS WGSVIGuntersvllle CARLY SIMON JAMES INGRAM BREATHE

Jackson/Mason Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/P0 MARIAH CAREY

WRVR/Memphis NEVILLE BROTHERS

JAMES INSEAM PHIL COLLINS

PAUL YOUNG WILSON PHILLIPS

ROD STEWART BETTE MIDLER

Mark Hamlin DONNY OSMOND GO WEST GEORGE MICHAEL

RAY CHARLES LOU RAWLS

NEVILLE BROTHERS Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON ROD STEWART DAN FOGELBERG MARIAN CAREY BETTE MIDLER

WHITNEY HOUSTON SARA HICKMAN TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT JULEE CRUISE Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO ROD STEWART GEORGE MICHAEL DAN FOGFJ RERG

BREATHE

WILSON PHILLIPS MAXI PRIEST

W LTFICIeveland PopovichlKennedy

ALIAS BETTE MIDLER Hottest: WILSON PHILLIPS

KS951Minneapolis

Kim Jeffries

MICHAEL MCDONALD CARLY SIMON JOHN DENVER JUDY OULLINS

WLHT/Grand Rapids Dlrksen!Brown

WHITNEY HOUSTON WILSON PHILLIPS Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO ROD STEWART

KELT/McAllen Greg Rambln KRLB/Lubbock

PHIL COLLINS SWEET SENSATION GO WEST

Hottest: PHIL 03LLINS BILLY JOEL

MARIAN CAREY DAN FOGELBERG

MICHAEL MCDONALD MAXI PRIEST HALL & OATES WILSON PHILLIPS CELINE DION Hottest:

JILL SOBULE ROD STEWART MARIAN CAREY

AFTER 7

BETTE MIDLER

Paul Ramone

WHITNEY HOUSTON DONNY OSRIND Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO DAN FOGELBERG BREATHE MARIAN CAREY

WNMBINo. Myrtle Beach

ROD STEWART

WSNY/Columbus HallettlNunnally

MAXI PRIEST Hottest:

PAUL YOUNG PHIL COLLINS WILSON PHILLIPS

JANET JACKSON

GEORGE MICHAEL MICHAEL BOLTON BREATHE

KYKY/St. Louts Weed/Hewitt

HEART WHITNEY HOUSTON

W FMKILensing Tom Knight

WILSON PHILLIPS LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL PHIL COLLINS ROD STEWART RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO MARIAN CAREY

W LACINashville Bryan Sargent

ALIAS

Hottest: MARIAH CAREY PHIL O'JLLINS JAMES INGRAM BILLY JOEL RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO

Thompson/Adams

WHITNEY HOUSTON CS&N SARA HICKMAN LOU RAWLS TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT BROTHER BEYOND Hottest: ROD STEWART RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO

W NICIDetrolt Bob Kucken

AFTER 7 Hottest: JAMES INGRAM GEORGE MICHAEL RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO

JOHNNY GILL ROD STEWART

MAXI PRIEST ROD STEWART Hottest:

MARIAN CAREY BETTE MIDLER JAMES INGRAM PHIL COLLINS PAUL YOUNG

WMGN/Madison Pat O'Neill

none Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG

BREATHE BRENDA RUSSELL TAYLOR DAMNE ROD STEWART

TAYLOR DAYNE

WRMF/West Palm Beech GEORGE MICHAEL Dave Parks DAN FOGELBERG

B1001San Diego BRUCE HORNSBY WKCX/Rome Gene Knight JUDY COLLINS Randy Quick Hottest: RIGHTEOUS HBO/PO

DAN FOGFI RERG

ROD STEWART

WHITNEY HOUSTON

TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT JULEE CRUISE

P1 KESZ/Phoenix Carla Foxx ,

WHITNEY HOUSTON MARIA MCKEE DONNY OSMOND Hottest:

PHIL COLLINS NEVILLE BROTHERS KXLT/Denver RIGHTEOUS BRCS/CU GEORGE MICHAEL PAUL YOUNG SARA HICKMAN Ward/Adams CARLY SIMON MARIAN CAREY

P3 Hottest: BREATHE HEART

BRENDA RUSSEI I

SARA HICKMAN MAXI PRIEST PAUL YOUNG

ROD STEWART Hottest: Hottest: BETTE MIDLER DAN FOGELBERG DAN FOGELBERG RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO

WSGYIAIbany, GA BRENDA RUSSET L PHIL COLLINS RIGHTEOUS BROS/CU KLSY/Seattle K.C. Edwards MARIAN CAREY ROD STEWART JAMES INGRAM Bob Brooks

BILLY JOEL BETTE MIDLER

JUDY GDILINS KTYL/Tyler WILSON PHILLIPS WILSON PHILLIPS BRUCE HORNSBY Janie Baker KBIGILos Angeles ALIAS DONNY OSMOND Edwards/Verdery KAERISacramento Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON WHITNEY HOUSTON AustInlGarcla MARIAN CAREY Hottest: SARA HICKMAN none PAUL YOUNG

BREATHE TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT Hottest: WILSON PHILLIPS BETTE MIDLER RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO JULEE CRUISE RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO MAXI PRIEST WILSON PHILLIPS TAYLOR DAMNE Hottest: ROD STEWART Hottest: LAURA BRANIGAN

ROD STEWART PAUL YOUNG GEORGE MICHAEL PHIL COLLINS DAN FOGELBERG BILLY JOEL

PHIL COLLINS DAN FOGELBERG BREATHE

TAYLOR DAYNE ROD STEWART P3

WYKZIBeautort, SC

RobertsonlKennedy GEORGE MICHAEL RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO KOST/Los Angeles

GEORGE MICHAEL WILSON PHILLIPS KKLVIAnchorage

KayelAmidon Dave Stroh TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT KVIC/Victoria KLCYISaIt Lake City RUSO & DAMIAN Tony Davis ROD STEWART Michael O'Brien WHITNEY HOUSTON

SARA HICKMAN Hottest: TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT

NEVILLE BROTHERS JULEE CRUISE WILSON PHILLIPS HALL & OATES RAY CHARLES BRUCE HORNSBY WHITNEY HOUSTON RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO ALIAS CS&N

DAVID CASSIDY SARA HICKMAN DAN FOGFIRFRG BRUCE HORNSBY SARA HICKMAN

WHITNEY HOUSTON TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT PAUL YOUNG JUDY COLLINS LOU RAWLS AFTER 7 JUDY OULLINS BREATHE Hottest: JULEE CRUISE Hottest: Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO NEVILLE BROTHERS

RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO GEORGE MICHAEL GEORGE MICHAEL CONCRETE BLONDE TAYLOR DAYNE TAYLOR DAMNE ROD STEWART Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO DAN FOGELBERG GEORGE MICHAEL ROD STEWART MARIAN CAREY BETTE MIDLER HEART BETTE MIDLER ROD STEWART DAVID CASSIDY

MARIA MCKEE AFTER T

3 W M/Toledo Mark Roberts

WHITNEY HOUSTON SARA HICKMAN TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO GEORGE MICHAEL ROD STEWART MARIAN CAREY BELTE MIDLER

P3 WCMJICambrldge, OH Mike Ruble

WHITNEY HOUSTON SARA HICKMAN LOU RAWLS TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT NEVILLE BROTHERS RAY CHARLES CONCRETE BLONDE Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO GEORGE MICHAEL ROD STEWART BREATHE DAN FOGELBERG

WMT-FM/Cedar Rapids Dennis Green

WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: TAYLOR DAMNE RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO BRENDA RUSSET L ROD STEWART DAN FOGELBERG

WFROIFremont, OH Larry Ziebold

none Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON JUDE COLE TAYLOR DAYNE ROD STEWART BREATHE

KZLT/Grand Forks, ND Hennen/Jones

WHITNEY HOUSTON TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT SARA HICKMAN NEVILLE BROTHERS JULEE CRUISE Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/P0 ROD STEWART GEORGE MICHAEL TAYLOR DAMNE DAN FOGELBERG

KSCBILiberel

Mark David

WHITNEY HOUSTON SARA [SIMIAN TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT NEVILLE BROTHERS JULEE CRUISE Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO GEORGE MICHAEL ROD STEWART BREATHE DAN FOGELBERG

WTWRIMonroe Lori Demlck

WHITNEY HOUSTON BRUCE HORNSBY MARK EDWARDS DONNY OSMOND Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO TAYLOR DAMNE BREATHE DAN FOGELBERG

WLDRITraverse City Angie Honda

NEW KIDS ON THE B BRUCE HORNSBY SARA HICKMAN TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT LOU RAWLS Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/P0 TAYLOR DAMNE ROD STEWART GEORGE MICHAEL DAN FOGELBERG

k J A1 r r :J' Reports/Adds

1 JUDY COLLINS/Fires Of Eden (Columbia) 38/10 2 CELINE DION/Where Does My Heart Beat Now? (Epic) 37/6 3 ASIA/Days Like These (Geffen) 29/0 4 JULEE CRUISE/Failing (WB) 18/17 5 RUSO & DAMIAN/Never Look Back (Cypress) 16/4 6 BROTHER BEYOND/Just A Heartbeat Away (EMI) 12/5 7 JOAN ARMATRADING/Always (A&M) 11/0 8 LALAH HATHAWAY/Heaven Knows (Virgin) 10/1

9 JOHNNY GILL/My, My, My (Motown) 9/1 10 PETER ALLEN/Tonight You Made My Day (RCA) 9/0

New artists have not yet had an AC Breaker.

KIDX/BIllings, MT KCMJ/PaIm Springs Rick Lawrence Mike Bell

RAY CHARLES BROTHER BEYOND ALIAS SLYCE DAVID CASSIDY Hottest: JAMES INGRAM BILLY JOEL LINDA ROHSTADT MICHAEL BOLTON ROD STEWART

KBLQILogan, UT John Dimick

SARA HICKMAN WHITNEY HOUSTON TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT JOHN DENVER NATASHA'S BROTHER NEVILLE BROTHERS JULEE CRUISE LALAH HATHAWAY M.C. HAMMER RAY CHARLES Hottest: RIGHT/I/ IS BRO/PO ROD STEWART GEORGE MICHAEL DAN FOGELBERG BREATHE

KAYN/Nogales Bob Gerhard

WHITNEY HOUSTON NELSON RUSO & DAMIAN SARA HICKMAN NEW KIDS ON THE B

JULEE CRUISE Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL ROD STEWART BREATHE MAXI PRIEST MARIAN CAREY

none Hottest:

JUDE COLE

PHIL COLLINS GEORGE MICHAEL BREATHE RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO

KTID/San Rafael Bob Gowa

WILSON PHILLIPS SARA HICKMAN CELINE DION JOHNNY GILL BRUCE HORNSBY Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON ROD STEWART RIGHTEOUS BRO/PD DAN FOGFH BERG

TAYLOR DAYNE

KWSI/Warm Springs, OR

VlllaloboslMatters

RUSO & DAMIAN

NEVILLE BROTHERS RAY CHARLES Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO GEORGE MICHAEL DAN FOGELBERG

BETTE MIDLER CARLY SIMON


Called In Frozen Playlist (3): KCMJIPalm Springs WFRO/Frsmont WMGN/Madlson

Did Not Report, Playlist Frozen (2): U102/Knoxvllle WKTK/Galnesvllle

Old Not Report For Two Consecutive Weeks, Not Used In This Week's Data (1): WSNI/Philadelphia


AC ADDS 8. HOTS October 12,1990 RaR 95

WILSON PHILLIPS (5) RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS (4)*

BETTE MIDLER (3) CARLY SIMON (3)

BREATHE (2) MARIAH CAREY (2) HALL & OATES (2)

BRUCE HORNSBY (2) MAXI PRIEST (2)

P1 WBZJBoston David Bernstein

RIGHTFOHS BROS/CU CARLY SIMON Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BROS/CU GEORGE MICHAEL BILLY JOEL PHIL GDLLINS

WBENIBuffalo Kevin Keenan

none Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO JAMES INGRAM WILSON PHILLIPS PAUL YOUNG TAYLOR DAYNE

P2 WICCIBridgeport Stormin' Norman

WILSON PHILLIPS Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO DAN FOGELBERG PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON ROD STEWART

KDKAIPittaburgh WELI/New Haven Chuck Dickemann

RIGHTEOUS BROS/CU MARIAN CAREY Hottest: TAYLOR DAYNE RIGHTEOUS BROS/CU JILL SOBULE GEORGE MICHAEL MARIAN CAREY

Gross/McCormick

MAXI PRIEST BRUCE HORNSBY Hottest:

BETTE MIDLER ROD STEWART RIGHTEOUS BRO/P0 GEORGE MICHAEL MARIAN CAREY

HOTTEST PAUL YOUNG (12)

ROD STEWART (10) PHIL COLLINS (91

RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS (9)** BREATHE (8)

DAN FOGELBERG (8) GEORGE MICHAEL (8)

BILLY JOEL (7) MARIAH CAREY (E)

MICHAEL BOLTON (5)

W GY/Schenectady Buzz Brindle

none Hottest: MARK EDWARDS LINDA RONSTADT BILLY JOEL MARIAH CAREY LAURA BRANIGAN

P3 WFMDIFrederick, MD IFieseler/Watson

RIGHTEOUS BROS/CU HEART LAURA BRANIGAN WILSON PHILLIPS AFTER 7 HALL & OATES Hottest:

GEORGE MICHAEL RIGHTEOUS BROS/CU MARIAN CAREY TAYLOR DAYNE BREATHE

P2 WHASILouisvllle Doug McENsin

JAMES INGRAM BREATHE MARIAN CAREY Hottest: PHIL COLLINS GEORGE MICHAEL RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO ROD STEWART DAN FOGELBERG

WDBOIOrlando Dan Shatter

none

Hottest: PAUL YOUNG MICHAEL BOLTON WILSON PHILLIPS JAMES INGRAM ANITA BAKER

WRVAIRichmond FarleylStevens

none Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO JANET JACKSON LINDA RONSTADT PAUL YOUNG JOHN DENVER

P3 W KYXIPaducah Cook/Miller

none Hottest:

PHIL COLLINS RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO PAUL YOUNG ROD STEWART DAN FOGELBERG

WSTU/Stuart Barry Grant

BETTE MIDLER WILSON PHILLIPS HALL & OATES Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO GEORGE MICHAEL ROD STEWART MARIAN CAREY BREATHE

P1 W TVNIColumbus John Lane

RIGHTEOUS BROS/CU BETTE MIDLER MAXI PRIEST

Hottest: PHIL COLLINS PAUL YOUNG RIGHTEOUS BROS/CU ROD STEWART GO WEST

P2 W ROKIRockford Ivey/Grout

none Hottest: WILSON PHILLIPS MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS PAUL YOUNG BETTE MIDLER

P3 WCIL1Carbondale Rich Bird

WILSON PHILLIPS CARLY SIMON BRUCE HORNSBY Hottest: PHIL OJLLINS PAUL YOUNG BREATHE JULEE CRUISE BILLY JOEL

KFSBIJop1In Robin Wells

BILL MEDLEY TEDDY PENDERGRASS Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG MARIAN CAREY BREATHE GEORGE MICHAEL ROD STEWART

KFORILincoln Cathy Blythe

BETTE MIDLER WILSON PHILLIPS JUDY COLLINS. Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG

BILLY JOEL PAUL YOUNG CARLY SIMON

KELOISIoux Falls Spanky

none Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL PHIL COLLINS TAYLOR DAMNE BREATHE JUDE CULE

Pf KHOWIDenver Murphy Huston

ROD STEWART Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BAO/PO

PAUL YOUNG BILLY JOEL

PHIL COLLINS ROD STEUART

KFMBISan Diego Larson/Robertson

NEVILLE BROTHERS Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO ROD STEWART BREATHE MICHAEL BOLTON DAN FOGELBERG

P2 KBOI/Boise Drew Harold

CARLY SIMON Hottest: ROD STEWART DAN FOGELBERG BILLY JOEL PAUL YOUNG JANET JACKSON

KUGNIEugene Anni. Mac

none

Hottest: none

KSSK/Honolulu Phil Abbott

BETTE MIDLER Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/PC WILSON PHILLIPS PAUL YOUNG MICHAEL BOLTON Dial FOGELBERG

23 Current Reporters 18 Current Playllsts

Called In Frozen Playllat (1): KUGN/Eugene

Did Not Report, Playllst Frozen (4): WBENBuffalo WDBO/Orlando WKYX/Peducah WRVAIRichmond

Did Not Report For Two Conssclitiva Weeks, Not Used In Thls Week's Data (5): 55KRC/Clnclnnatl KEX/Portland WIBA/Madlson WLW/Clnclnnatl WOOD/Grand Rapids

Curb version Verve/Polydor version

BETTE MIDLER (11) CARLY SIMON (5)

BREATHE (4) DAN FOGELBERG (3) WILSON PHILLIPS (3)

RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS (3)' BRENDA RUSSELL (3)

Pf W W MXIBaltimore Greg Dunkin

none Hottest: WILSON PHILLIPS RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO DON HENLEY PAUL YOUNG

WKJY/Nassau Jay Scott

DAN EDGE RPRG BETTE MIDLER Hottest: PAUL YOUNG TAYLOR DAMNE ROD STEWART MARIAN CAREY ALIAS

WHTXIPittsburgh Scott Alexander GO WEST GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest: JANET JACKSON RICHARD MARX MICHAEL BOLTON

PAUL YOUNG RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO

P2 W AEBIAllentown Chris Bailey

RIGHTEOUS BROS/CU Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL RIGHTEOUS BROS/CU PHIL COLLINS PAUL YOUNG WILSON PHILLIPS

WKLIIAibany Knott/Holmberg

BRUCE HORNSBY BRENDA RUSSrl L Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO MARIAN CAREY ROD STEWART WILSON PHILLIPS PAUL YOUNG

WMRVIBinghamton, NY KellerlSchwartz

none Hottest: WILSON PHILLIPS PAUL YOUNG JAMES INGRAM RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO TAYLOR DAYNE

HOTTEST RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS (20)"

PAUL YOUNG (20) PHIL COLLINS (16) ROD STEWART (15)

JAMES INGRAM (13) BILLY JOEL (12)

WILSON PHILLIPS (12) DAN FOGELBERG (11)

GEORGE MICHAEL (11) TAYLOR DAYNE (10)

WMAS-FMISpringfield Ed Kelly

CARLY SIMON BETTE MIDLER DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: PAUL YOUNG RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO BILLY JOEL PHIL COLLINS ROD STEWART

WYYYISyracuse LauberlLangmyer

none Hottest: PHIL COLLINS PAUL YOUNG

GEORGE MICHAEL WILSON PHILLIPS JANET JACKSON

WFAS-FMIWhlte Plains Sue Richard

HALL & OATES AFTER 7 Hottest: MARIAN CAREY RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO BREATHE GEORGE MICHAEL DAN FOGELBERG

WJBRIWilmington, DE Bill Kaye

BRUCE HORNSBY MAXI PRIEST Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO GEORGE MICHAEL ROD STEWART BREATHE DAN FOGELBERG

P1 KMGCIDallas Chalese Daly

HUMAN LEAGUE WILSON PHILLIPS Hottest: ANITA BAKER MARIAN CAREY BRENDA RUSSELL CARLY SIMON JILL SOBULE

WLMGINew Orleans Ferrara/Murphy

CARLY SIMON Hottest:

BILLY JOEL BETTE MIDLER MARIAN CAREY ROD STEWART NEVILLE BROTHERS

WJOUNorfolk Mike Shores

BETTE MIDLER

KLTR/Houston Hottest: Scarborough/Matt none

none Hottest: WILSON PHILLIPS BILLY JOEL DAN FOGELBERG BREATHE MARIAN CAREY

W USAITampa Johnny Williams

BETTE MIDLER Hottest: ROD STEWART DAN FOGELBERG MARIAH CAREY WILSON PHILLIPS JAMES INGRAM

P2 KKMJIAustin Joel Burke

CARLY SIMON KENNY ROGERS Hottest:

RIGHTEOUS BRO/P!

WILSON PHILLIPS MARIAN CAREY BILLY JOEL.

ROD STEWART

WMJJ/Birmingham Brad Ellis

none

Hottest:

GEORGE MICHAEL

PHIL COLLINS WILSON PHILLIPS RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO ANITA BAKER

WMXCICharlotte Robb Stewart

none Hottest:

PHIL COLLINS MARIAN CAREY WILSON PHILLIPS JAMES INGRAM BRUCE HORNSBY

W LMXIChattanooga Allen/Howard

BETTE MIDLER CARLY SIMON Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG MICHAEL MCDONALD BREATHE PHIL COLLINS ROD STEWART

W MAGIGreen sboro John Jenkins

BETTE MIDLER HEART Hottest: PHIL COLLINS RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO ROD STEWART MICHAEL BOLTON BILLY JOEL

WSTF/Orlando Samantha Shore

ALIAS Hottest: RIGHTEOUS ARO/P0 PAUL YOUNG MARIAN CAREY JAMES INGRAM TAYLOR DAYNE

WRALIRaleigh Scott/Myers

none

Hottest: JAMES INGRAM PHIL COLLINS RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO GO WEST PAUL YOUNG

WMXBIRichmond BevinslJasper

WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: BASIA LISA STANSFIELD JUDE COLE GEORGE MICHAEL JAMES INGRAM

WSLOIRoanoke Dick Daniels

RIGHTEOUS BROS/C BREATHE Hottest:

JAMES INGRAM BETTE MIDLER RIGHTEOUS BROS/C PAUL YOUNG BREATHE

P1 WLTIIDetrolt Bob Kaska

BETTE MIDLER Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG JANET JACKSON BILLY JOEL ROD STEWART PAUL YOUNG

WENSllndianapolls Grey/Eagan none Hottest: BRUCE HORNSBY PHIL COLLINS PAUL YOUNG JAMES INGRAM RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO

W LTO/Milwaukee Fred Brennan MARK EDWARDS BETTE MIDLER Hottest: WILSON PHILLIPS JAMES INGRAM DAN FOGELBERG MARIAH CAREY LAURA ARANIGAN

KUDL/Kansas City Don Bender MICHAEL BOLTON Hottest: JANET JACKSON PAUL YOUNG JAMES INGRAM PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON

P2 WCRZ/Flint Petrick/Downey

MAXI PRIEST

WILSON PHILLIPS

ALIAS Hottest: ROD STEWART GEORGE MICHAEL DAN FOGELBERG

BREATHE TAYLOR DAYNE

KEFM/Omaha Albertson/Lane

BREATHE Hottest: PAUL YOUNG RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO JAMES INGRAM BETTE MIDLER BREATHE

WGLO/Peoria Jerry Jay

BREATHE Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG

GLORIA N BETTE MIDLER

PHIL COLLLINSLINS Hottest:

RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO BREATHE

PAUL YOUNG GEORGE MICHAEL

JAMES INGRAM BRENDA RUSSELL TAYLOR DAYNE ROD STEWART

KXLKIWichita, KS Greg Gann

MARIA MCKEE HALL & OATES DANNY O'KEEFE Hottest: ROD STEWART MICHAEL BOLTON BILLY JOEL PHIL COLLINS TAYLOR DAYNE

Pf P2 KLLYIBakersfield Russ Davidson RIGHTEOUS BROS/CU ROD STEWART GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON RIGHTEOUS BROS/CU PAUL YOUNG BILLY JOEL LINDA RONSTADT

KXOA-FMISacramento KCIXIBolse

Casey/Clem Don Jennings

BILLY JOEL

Hottest: WILSON PHILLIPS PAUL YOUNG JAMES INGRAM BOXETTE MARIAN CAREY

KKCWIPortland Bill Minckler RUSO A DAMIAN MARIAN CAREY Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL DAN FOGELBERG PAUL YOUNG BETTE MIDLER PHIL COLLINS

BREATHE MARIAN CAREY CARLY SIMON Hottest: PAUL YOUNG JUDE COLE PHIL COLLINS RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO TAYLOR DAYNE

KOSOIModeato Tim St. Martin

WILSON PHILLIPS BRENDA RUSSELL Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL BILLY JOEL PHIL COLLINS RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO TAYLOR DAYNE

WMGI/Terre Haute Bryan Thomas

BRENDA RUSSELL BETTE MIDLER Hottest: ROD STEWART DAN FOGELBERG BILLY JOEL BREATHE TAYLOR DAYNE

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ROD STEWART BREATHE TAYLOR DAYNE Hottest:

RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO PHIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL PAUL YOUNG

JAMES INGRAM

JOHNNY GILL Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG BILLY JOEL RIGHTEOUS BRO/PC TAYLOR DAYNE ROD STEWART


Called In Frozen Playllst (1): WMRVBInghamton

Curb version ' Vsrve/Polydor version

Did Not Report, Playlist Frozen (6): KLTR/Houston WENSAndlsnapolls WMJJBIrminghem WMXC/Charlotte W RAL/Ralelgh WYYY/Syracuae

Did Not Report For Two Consecutive Weeks, Not Used In Thls Week's Data (2): KVKI/Shreveport WLTJ/Ptttsburgh

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DEBUT G 30 30 SARA K/Gypsy Alley (Mesa) "Me"

ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY/Reference Point (GRP) "Homecoming"

RIPPINGTONS f/RUSS FREEMAN/Welcome To The... (GRP) ... "Welcome" "Watched"

DAVID BENOIT/Inner Motions (GRP) "Six" "M.WA."

BOB JAMES/Grand Piano Canyon (WB) "Restoration" "Wings"

RICARDO SILVEIRA/Amazon Secrets (Verve Forecast/PolyGram) "Let's" "Good"

RICHARD ELLIOT/What's Inside (Enigma) "Movers" "Well"

LALAH HATHAWAY/Lalah Hathaway (Virgin) "Somethin'" "Coming"

JONATHAN BUTLER/Heal Our Land (Jive/RCA) "Heal"

BERNARDO RUBAJA/New Land (Narada) "Americana" "Maria"

PETER WHITE/Reveillez-vous (Chase Music Group) "Danny" "Reveillez-vous"

PHIL SHEERAN/Breaking Through (Sonic Edge) "J.P." "Breaking"

THOM ROTELLA//Without Words (DMP) "Since" "Machu" "Only"

ANITA BAKER/Compositions (Elektra) "Talk" "Whatever" "Fairy"

GONTITI/Devonian Boys (Epic) "Windy"

MEZZOFORTE/Playing For Time (Novus/RCA) "Breath" "High"

BRENDA RUSSELL/Kiss Me With The Wind (A&M) "Good" "Drive"

EMILY REMLER/This Is Me (Justice) "Deep" "Love"

NARADA ARTISTS/Wilderness Collection (Narada) "Wonderland" "Ocala"

NEVILLE BROTHERS/Brother's Keeper (A&M) "Fearless" "Brother"

SONNY SOUTHON/Falling Through A Cloud (Charisma) "Don't"

MICHAEL FRANKS/Blue Pacific (Reprise) "Art" "Woman"

MARY BLACK/No Frontiers (Gift Horse) "Frontiers" "Columbus"

JOHN TESH/rour De France -The Early Years (Private Music) "Endless" "American"

JORGE STRUNZ & ARDESHIR FARAH/Primal... (Mesa) . "Zumba" "Bola" "Anochecer"

TOM COSTER/From Me To You (Headfirst) "Flight" "Europa" "Another"

DEBUT RICHARD SOUTHER/Twelve Tribes (Narada) "Simple" "Companero"

DEBUT PETER GORDON/The Long Way Home (Positive Music) "Clear" "Kyoto" "No"

DWIGHT SILLS/Dwight Sills (Columbia) "Driving" "Standing"

STEVE ERQUTAGA/Erkiology (Windham Hill/Jazz) "Pick" "Night"

J%L:.. J .5.: - HOTTEST LPs HOT TRACKS T-SQUARE (9)

BETH NIELSEN CHAPMAN (8) FATTBURGER (6)

ANDY SUMMERS (6) KRISTEN VIGARD (6)

MARK ISHAM (5) KIM PENSYL (4)

MARK WHITFIELD (4)

ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY (19) RIPPINGTONS (16) DAVID BENOIT (13)

RICHARD ELLIOT (7) LALAH HATHAWAY (7)

PETER WHITE (7) BOB JAMES (6)

BERNARDO RUBAJA (6)

ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY/Reference JONATHAN BUTLER/Heal

J'7_7 [;jJ.1!1 "MAX LASSER'S ARK "Timejump" (Narada) 282 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 15/0, Light 12/2, Total Adds 2. KWVS, WNND. Heavy. WFAE. CHART EXTRA this week.

'FATTBURGER "Come & Gat It" (Enigma) 26/6 Rotations: Heavy 6/1, Medium 5/0, Light 15/5, Total Adds 6, WBBY, KTWV, KKNW, WHRL, WGMC, KEYF. Heavy: KIFM,

KGSR, KEZL, KEYV, JZTRAX. BREAKER this week.

"LEO GANDELMANI "Solar" (Verve Forecast/PolyGram) 26/3 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 11/2, Light 12/1, Total Adds 3, WHVE, KTWV, KBCO. Heavy: WHRL, KGSR, KSNO. CHART EXTRA this week.

*CHARLES MICHAEL BROTMAN "Mango Cooler" (Global Pacific) 242 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 11 /0, Light 9/2, Total Adds 2, KOAI, KBCO. Heavy: BRZ, KIFM, WVAY, KLTR. CHART EXTRA

this week.

**JIM CHAPPELL "Saturday's Rhapsody" (Music West) 24/0 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 7/0, Light 10/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WNUA, BRZ, WJIB, KLTR, WMGN, PS, JZTRAX. CHART EXTRA this week.

**RIC FLAUDING "Letters" (Spindletop) 23/1 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 12/0, Light 10/1, Total Adds 1, KBIA, Heavy: BRZ. CHART EXTRA this week.

IMAGES "Gain' Uptown" (Capitol) 19/0 Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/0, Light 10/0, Total Adds 0. Heavy. KBIA. Medium. WBBY, BRZ, KIFM, WGMC, KWVS, WVAY, KLTR, KSNO.

MARK ISHAM "Mark (sham" (Virgin) 18/5 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 2/1, Light 14/4, Total Adds 5, KOAI, KTWV, KQPT, KKNW, KEYF. Heavy WFAE, KTCZ.

BOBBY LYLE "The Journey" (Atlantic) 18/0 Rotations. Heavy 8/0, Medium 4/0, Light 6/0, Total Adds O. Heavy KQPT, WHRL, WGMC, KWVS, WAMX, KBIA, KSNO, JZTRAX

TWIN PEAKS "Soundtrack" (WB) 17/3 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 5/1, Light 9/2, Total Adds 3, WLOO, SS, MS. Heavy KTWV, WFAE, PS.

DAVOL "Paradox" (Silver Wave) 172 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 6/1, Light 7/1, Total Adds 2, KQPT, SS.Heavy: KOAI, KTWV, KLSK, WMGN.

RANDY TICO "Earth Dance" (Higher Octave) 17/0 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/0, Light 10/0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WHRL, KSNO.

Uncharted Breakers denoted by one asterisk. Chart Extra denoted by two asterisks.

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2 0 EMILY REMLER/This Is Me (Justice) "You"

4 O1 TANIA MARIA/Bela Vista (World Pacific) "Waiting"

9 0 NINO TEMPO/Tenor Saxophone (Atlantic) "Mornin'" 6 0 GERRY MULLIGAN/Lonesome Boulevard (A&M) "Heard"

8 0 STEVE ERQUTAGA/Erkiology (Windham Hill/Jazz) "San"

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18 m MICHAEL BRECKER/Now You See It... (Now You Don't) (GRP) "Ode"

12 DON PULLEN/Random Thoughts (Blue Note) "Andres"

3 12 BOB BERGAn The Shadows (Denon) "Carry"

23 JON HENDRICKS/Freddy Freeloader (Denon) "Freddie"

22 GEORGE BENSON/Big Boss Band f/Count Basie Orchestra (WB) "Green"

15 ® SEBASTIAN WHITTAKER/First Outing (Justice) "First"

17 m DON GROLNICK/Weaver Of Dreams (Blue Note)

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to 18 JIMMY McGRIFF/You Ought To Think About Me (Headfirst)

BREAKER MARK WHITFIELD/The Marksman (WB) "Blues"

20 BILL WARFIELD BIG BAND/New York City Jazz (Interplay)

21 ED ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY/Reference Point (GRP) "Homecoming"

25 ® RIPPINGTONS f/RUSS FREEMAN/Welcome To The St. James Club (GRP) . "Welcome"

13 23 RICARDO SILVEIRA/Amazon Secrets (Verve Forecast/PolyGram) "Alec"

16 24 BLUESIANA TRIANGLEBluesiana Triangle (Windham Hill/Jazz) "Heads"

28 ® JOHN PATITUCCl/Sketchbook (GRP) "If" is 26 BOB JAMES/Grand Piano Canyon (WB) "Restoration"

30 KENIA/What You're Looking For (Denon) "What"

29 G RAY BROWN TRIO/Summer Wind: Live At The Loa (Concord) "Concord"

24 29 HARRY CONNICK JR./We Are In Love (Columbia)

DEBUT f< DAVE WECKL/Master Plan (GRP) "Auratune"

J.f f . y F HOTTEST LPs HOT TRACKS

LOU RAWLS (15) RALPH MOORE (9) DAVE CATNEY (8)

MULGREW MILLER (8) KELLYE GRAY (7) FAT R

JON T DTR (6) HOT SPOT SOUNDTRACK (6)

LONNIE PLAXICO (61

EMILY REMLER (17) MICHEL CAMILO (15)

GERRY (12) BOBBY

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MICHAEL BRECKER (6) MARK WHITFIELD (6)

No Tracks Qualified This Week

r"rilmrri . **LEO GANDELMAN "Solar" (Verve Forecast/PolyGram) 31/4 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 11/0, Light 18/4, Total Adds 4, WDET, WEBR, JCITY, WUSF. Heavy: WCPN, WSTR, CHART EXTRA this week.

"DAVID BENOIT "Inner Motion" (GRP) 27/0 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 15/0, Light 5/0, Total Adds 0 Heavy: KLCC, WEBR, WSTR, WNGS, KCLC, KSBR, KJOY. CHART EXTRA this week.

*THOM ROTELLA "Without Words" (DMP) 23/3 Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 11/1, Light 6/2, Total Adds 3, WCPN, WNGS, KTCL. Heavy KJZZ, WAER, KLCC, CJ, KCLC, KJOY. BREAKER this week.

BETTY CARTER "Droppin' Things" (Verve Forecast/PolyGram) 20/3 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 10/2, Light 6/1, Total Adds 3, WTEB, KWMU, KCLC. Heavy: WBGO, WRTI, WNOP, KJAZ.

TAKE 6 "So Much To Say" (WB) 19/4 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 10/0, Light 9/4, Total Adds 4, WEBR, WTEB, WKRY, WVPE.

TURTLE ISLAND STRING QUARTET "Skylife" (Windham Hill) 192 Rotations: Heavy 4/1. Medium 4/0, Light 11/1, Total Adds 2, WRTI, WUSF. Heavy KXPR, KSDS, KJAZ.

BEBOP & BEYOND "Play Thelonious Monk" (Bluemoon) 19/1 Rotations. Heavy 8/0, Medium 5/0, Light 6/1. Total Adds 1, WEBR. Heavy: KXPR. KSDS, KJAZ, WFPL, KUOP, WKRY, WUSF, KWMU

WISHFUL THINKING "That Was Then" (Intima/Enigma) 18/0 Rotations: Heavy 4/0. Medium 8/0, Light 670, Total Adds O. Heavy: KJZZ. WAER. KLCC, KSLU.

DON CHERRY "Multikulti" (A&M) 17/4 Rotations. Heavy 3/0, Medium 71, Light 7/3, Total Adds 4, WRTI, WFPL, KLCC, WEBR. Heavy WDET, KXPR, WKRY.

HARRY SHEPPARD "Viva Brasil" (Justice) 17/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 12/4, Total Adds 4, WCPN, WDET, KJZZ, WMOT.

THE MEETING "The Meeting" (GRP) 17/0 Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 4/0, Light 4/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: KJZZ, KPLU, WAER, KLCC, WSTR, WKRY, WMFD, WSIE, KCLC.

JORGE STRUNZ & ARDESHIR FARAH "Primal Magic" (Mesa) 17/0 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 7/0, Light 6/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: KLCC, WTEB, WSIE, WVPE.

PRIVATE MUSIC IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE FOLLOWING RELEASES

KRISTEN VIGARD "The Announcement" "Paint My Head" "Waiting For You" Already on KTWV The Wave, Los Angeles KOAI The Oasis. Dallas WLVE. Miami

ANDY SUMMERS Charming Snakes

Already on CD101, New York

KJZZ, Phoenix WDET, Detroit


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AOR TRACKS® Reports

1 TRIXTER/Give It To Me Good (Mechanic/MCA) 80 2 STEVE VA) Would Love To (Relativity) 59 3 EVERY MOTHER'S NIGHTMARE/Love Can Make... (Arista) 49 4 LOVE/HATE/Why Do You Think They Call It Dope? (Columbia) 48 5 REMBRANDTS/Just The Way It Is, Baby (Atco) 42 6 FAITH NC MORE/Falling To Pieces (Slash/Reprise) 41 7 WIRE TRAIN/Should She Cry (MCA) 31 8 LYNCH MOB/Wicked Sensation (Elektra) 30 9 CONCRETE BLONDE/Caroline (IRS) 28

10 IGGY POP/Candy (Virgin) 27 11 METALLICA/Stone Cold Crazy (Elektra) 23

TROUBLE TRIBE/Tattoo (Chrysalis) 23 13 ANTHRAX/Got The Time (Megaforce/Island) 21 14 RED HOUSE/Rain (SBK) 18 15 JAY AARON/Ronda (WB) 17

JANE'S ADDICTION/Been Caught Stealing (WB) 17 17 CONCRETE BLONDE/Joey (IRS) 16 18 HAND OF FATE/Good Life (WTG/Epic) 14

INDIGO GIRLS/Hammer And A Nail (Epic) 14 20 EYES/Calllin' All Girls (Pasha/Curb) 13

MAGGIE'S DREAM/Love & Tears (Capitol) 13 NELSON/(Can't Live Without Your) Love & Affection (DGC) . 13

New Artists have not yet had an AOR Breaker. The chart is based entirely on the number of stations reporting airplay on a particular track. Week -to -week add patterns are not a factor.

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ZZ TOP/Concrete And Steel (WB) DAMN YANKEESMigh Enough (WB)

INXS/Suicide Blonde (Atlantic)

NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE/Mansion On The Hill (Reprise)

VAUGHAN BROTHERS/Tick Tock (Epic)

AC/DC/Thunderstruck (Atco)

ERIC JOHNSON/Cliffs Of Dover (Capitol)

ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND/Seven Turns (Epic)

BLACK CROWES/Hard To Handle (Def American/Geffen)

STYX/Love Is The Ritual (A&M)

ROBERT CRAY/The Forecast (Calls For Pain) (Mercury)

HOUSE OF LORDS/Can't Find My Way Home (Simmons/RCA)

LIVING COLOUR/Type (Epic)

DEEP PURPLE/King Of Dreams (RCA)

TOMMY CONWELL & THE YOUNG...A'm Seventeen (Columbia)

LED ZEPPELIN/Travelling Riverside Blues (Atlantic)

WARRANT/Cherry Pie (Columbia)

ASIA/Days Like These (Geffen)

POISON/Something To Believe In (Enigma/Capitol)

BOB DYLAN/Unbelievable (Columbia)

GARY MOORE/Still Got The Blues (Charisma)

JON BON JOVI/Miracle (Mercury)

QUEENSRYCHE/Empire (EMI)

TOY MATINEE/Last Plane Out (Reprise)

SLAUGHTER/Fly To The Angels (Chrysalis)

WINGER/Miles Away (Atlantic)

ROGER WATERS f/BRYAN ADAMS/Young Lust (Mercury)

DON DOKKEN/Mirror Mirror (Geffen)

BAD COMPANYBoys Cry Tough (Atco)

JEFF HEALEY BAND/While My Guitar Gently Weeps (Arista)

JOHNNY VAN ZANTMearts Are Gonna Roll (Atlantic)

COLIN JAMES/Keep On Loving You Baby (Virgin)

CHEAP TRICK/Back N' Blue (Epic)

BRUCE HORNSBY/A Night On The Town (RCA)

TRIXTER/Give It To Me Good (Mechanic/MCA)

PAUL SIMON/The Obvious Child (WB)

CALL/What's Happened To You (MCA)

HEART/Stranded (Capitol)

REO SPEEDWAGON/Love Is A Rock (Epic)

STEVE VAI/1 Would Love To (Relativity)

CURE/Never Enough (Elektra)

LOS LOBOS/Down On The Riverbed (Slash/WB)

RATT/Lovin' You's A Dirty Job (Atlantic)

LITTLE CAESAR/From The Start (DGC)

JIMMY BARNES/Let's Make It Last All Night (Atlantic)

BATON ROUGE/There Was A Time (Atlantic)

EVERY MOTHER'S NIGHTMARE/Love Can Make You Blind (Arista) 49+/15 LOVE/HATE/Why Do You Think They Call It Dope? (Columbia) 48-/1 FAITH NO MORE/Falling To Pieces (Slash/Reprise) 41+19 WINGER/Can't Get Enuff (Atlantic) 27-/0 GENE LOVES JEZEBEL/Jealous (Beggars Banquet/Geffen) 26-/0 GUNS N' ROSES/Civil War (WB) 26-/0 HEART/Tall, Dark Handsome Stranger (Capitol) 31-/0 REMBRANDTS/Just The Way It Is, Baby (Atco) 42+116 JUDAS PRIEST/A Touch Of Evil (Columbia) 30+/8 WIRE TRAIN/Should She Cry (MCA) 31+16 IGGY POP/Candy (Virgin) 27+/4 JOHN HIATT/The Rest Of The Dream (A&M) 28+/6 LYNCH MOB/Wicked Sensation (Elektra) 30 /30 CONCRETE BLONDE/Caroline (IRS) 28+/5

BREAKERS LED ZEPPELIN

Travelling Riverside Blues (Atlantic) 69% of our reporters on it.

POISON

Something To Believe In (Enigma/Capitol) 65% of our reporters on It.

GARY MOORE

Still Got The Blues (Charisma) 60% of our reporters on it.

JON BON JOVI Miracle (Mercury)

61% of our reporters on It.

TOY MATINEE

Last Plane Out (Reprise) 60% of our reporters on It.

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3 2 OCTOBER WKS WKS LW 1W 181 REPORTERS

s 1 1 1 INXS/X (Atlantic) 7 2 0 VAUGHAN BROTHERS/Family Style (Epic)

8 6 3 © DAMN YANKEES/Damn Yankees (WB)

7 5 4 O NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE/Ragged Glory (Reprise)

6 8 5 0 ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND/Seven Turns (Epic)

32 22 11 0 BLACK CROWES/Shake Your Moneymaker (Def American/Geffen)

10 6 0 AC/DC/Razor's Edge (Atco)*

14 14 8 0 ERIC JOHNSON/Ah Via Musicom (Capitol)

13 12 7 9 ROBERT CRAY/Midnight Stroll (Mercury)

12, 1990

"Suicide" (146) "Disappear" (7) "On" (6) "Tick" (145) "Telephone" (21) "Long" (12) "High" (159) "Come" (4) "Coming" (1) "Mansion" (158) "Country" (1) "Over" (1) "Seven" (141) "Good" (15) "It" (4) "Hard" (151) "Twice" (16) "She" (2) "Thunderstruck" (167) "Money" (15) "Shot" (2) "Cliffs" (135) "Desert" (3) "Righteous" (3) "Forecast" (144) "Consequences" (1) "Love" (151) "Edge" (1)

Reports/Adds

152-/0 163 +/5 161=/1 161=/1 155 +/6 159+/10 167-/0 141 +/10 148-/2 152 /5

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20 17 13 HOUSE OF LORDS/Sahara (Simmons/RCA) "Can't" (144) "Chains" (1) 145+13 53+ 64- 12 13 9 12 LIVING COLOUR/Time's Up (Epic) "Type" (138) "Solace" (2) "Love" (1) 142-/1 47+ 63-

20 16 ® TOMMY CONWELL & THE YOUNG RUMBLERS/Guitar Trouble (Columbia) "Seventeen" (143) 146-/3 33+ 80- 18 19 19 CID WARRANT/Cherry Pie (Columbia) "Cherry" (126) "Red" (1) "Blind" (1) 127-/2 32+ 53-

3 3 10 15 ASIA/Then & Now (Geffen) "Days" (86) "Summer" (1) 87-/0 58- 22= 31 30 23 C) POISON/Flesh & Blood (Enigma/Capitol) "Something" (115) "Unskinny" (8) 116+/11 30+ 59+ 10 16 17 m WINGER/In The Heart Of The Young (Atlantic) "Miles" (103) "Can't" (27) 118+/13 24- 57+ - 23 22 BOB DYLAN/Under The Red Sky (Columbia) 'Keeps a bullet due to

"Unbelievable" (118) "Under" (1) 122+/5 23+ 76= continued growth.

30 25 25 GARY MOORE/Still Got The Blues (Charisma) "Still" (107) "Oh" (1) "All" (1) 111 +/13 35+ 51 + 26 26 26 Q JON BON JOVI/Blaze Of Glory (Mercury) "Miracle" (108) "Blaze" (8) "Bang" (1) 114+/21 20+ 68+

2 4 12 21 BAD COMPANY/Holy Water (Atco) "Boys" (69) "If" (12) "Holy" (3) 77-/3 47- 20- 9 9 15 22 ROGER WATERS/The Wall: Live In Berlin (Mercury) "Young" (73) "Hey" (4) "Run" (2) 80 -/0 36- 31-

34 29 28 ® QUEENSRYCHE/Empire (EMI) "Empire" (118) "Silent" (7) "Jet" (1) 122+/11 16+ 44+ 5 11 21 24 JEFF HEALEY BAND/Hell To Pay (Arista) "While" (57) "Full" (4) "I" (3) 62 -/2 41- 16 -

11 15 20 25 SLAUGHTER/Stick It To Ya (Chrysalis) "Fly" (81) 81-/2 34- 28 - 33 31 30 ID TOY MATINEE/Toy Matinee (Reprise) "Last" (106) "Remember" (1) 107+/12 21 + 53+ 25 27 29 G JOHNNY VAN ZANT/Brickyard Road (Atlantic) "Hearts" (86) "Brickyard" (14) "Three" (1) 98+/13 13- 66+

4 2 14 28 BRUCE HORNSBY/A Night On The Town (RCA) "Night" (52) "Fire" (25) 79-/10 32- 37- 22 24 24 29 DON DOKKENNp From The Ashes (Geffen) "Mirror" (102) "Forever" (3) "Crash" (1) 105-/1 17+ 51- 16 18 18 30 HEART/Brigade (Capitol) "Stranded" (52) "Tall" (31) "Under" (1) 81-/4 24- 49- 37 37 33 ® COLIN JAMES/Sudden Stop (Virgin) "Keep" (87) "Just" (5) "Crazy" (1) 92+/21 9+ 49+ 27 32 31 ® CHEAP TRICK/Busted (Epic)* "Back" (78) "Can't" (5) "Hard" (2) 86+18 9 = 48=

- 35 © TRIXTER/Only Young Once (Mechanic/MCA) "Give" (80) 80+/10 7+ 27+ - 36 © CALL/Red Moon (MCA) "What's" (69) "You" (1) "Like" (1) 73+/6 4+ 49+

23 34 ® REO SPEEDWAGON/The Earth, A Small Man, His Dog And A Chicken (Epic)* "Love" (58) "Live" (2) "You" (1) 60+/15 14+ 38+ 39 40 38 0 STEVE VAI/Passion & Warfare (Relativity) "Would" (59) 59=19 3= 24- 36 36 32 37 LOS LOBOS/The Neighborhood (Slash/WB) "Down" (47) "I" (1) 51-/1 6- 36-

39 39 © CONCRETE BLONDE/Bloodletting (IRS) "Carolina" (28) "Joey" (16) 45 +/7 13 - 23+ 17 21 27 39 RATT/Detonator (Atlantic) "Lovin" (45) "Givin" (1) 46-/0 9- 19-

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BREAKERS STYX

Edge Of The Century (A&M) 84% of our reporters on It.

J%I'±I.1 JON BON JOVI (21) COLIN JAMES (21) REMBRANDTS (16)

EVERY MOTHER'S NIGHTMARE (15)

REO SPEEDWAGON (15) RUBAIYAT (15)

GARY MOORE (13) JOHNNY VAN ZANT (13)

WINGER (13) TOY MATINEE (12)

INXS (119) DAMN YANKEES (113)

VAUGHAN BROTHERS (94) NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE (89)

ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND (84) ERIC JOHNSON (79)

ASIA (58) BLACK CROWES (58) ROBERT CRAY (58)

HOUSE OF LORDS (53)


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2 0 LIVING COLOUR/Time's Up (Epic) 3 0 JANE'S ADDICTION/Ritual De Lo Habitual (WB)

4 0 CUREMever Enough (track) (Elektra)

5 0 REPLACEMENTS/All Shook Down (Sire/Reprise)

6 0 IGGY POP/Brick By Brick (Virgin)

O COCTEAU TWINS/Heaven Or Las Vegas (4AD/Capitol)

1 7 SOUP DRAGONS/Lovegod (Big Life/Mercury)

8 8 INXS/X (Atlantic)

9 O CHARLATANS U.K./fhe Only One I Know (EP) (Beggars Banquet/RCA)

12 ) DARLING BUDS/Crawdaddy (Columbia)

13 AZTEC CAMERA/Stray (Sire/Reprise)

11 12 HEART THROBS/Cleopatra Grip (Elektra)

10 13 BOB MOULDBlack Sheets Of Rain (Virgin)

16 DNA I/SUZANNE VEGA/Tom's Diner (A&M)

14 15 PIXIES/Bossanova (40/Elektra)

17 PET SHOP BOYS/So Hard (track) (EMI)

18 m SOUL ASYLUM/Soul Asylum & The Horse They Rode In On (A&M)

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15 19 SOHOMippychick (track) (Atco)

m PUBLIC IMAGE LIMITED/fhe Greatest Hits So Far (Virgin)

) MOJO NIXON/Otis (Enigma)

DEBUT ® HUMAN LEAGUE/Romantic (A&M)

25 a BOB GELDOF/The Vegetarians Of Love (Atlantic)

24 a) WATERBOYS/Room To Roam (Ensign/Chrysali)

30 AN EMOTIONAL FISH/An Emotional Fish (Atlantic)

20 26 LOS LOBOS/The Neighborhood (WB)

DEBUT )/ ff/ POSIES/Dear 23 (DGC)

29 m LILAC TIME/& Love For All (Fontana/Mercury)

I DEBUT a ULTRA VIVID SCENE/Joy (4AD/Columbia)

21 30 JELLYFISH/Bellybutton (Charisma)

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AOR TRACKS Continued from Page 98

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LED ZEPPELIN/Traveling (122) ZZ TOP/Concrete (155) AC/DC/Thunderstruck (64) LYNCH MOB/WIcked (30) INXS/Sulcide (116) ERIC JOHNSON/Cliffs (36)

JON BON JOVI/Miracle (24) DAMN YANKEES/High (112) U TOP/Concrete (34)

COLIN JAMES/Keep (24) VAUGHAN BROTHERS/Tick (89) BLACK CROWES/Hard (31)

PAUL SIMON/Obvious (24) NEIL YOUNG &..../Manslon (88) DAMN YANKEES/High (31)

BRUCE HORNSBY/Fire (23) ERIC JOHNSON/ClIffs (78) BROTHERS/Tick (29)

REO SPEEDWAGON/Love INVAUGHAN

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(19) ASIA/Days (58) O (20) HEART/Stranded (17) ROBERT CRAY/Forecast (55) POISON/Something (1)

REMBRANDTS/Just (16) HOUSE OF LORDS/Can't (53) SLAUGHTER/Fly (17) STYX/Love (17)

REPLACEMENTS "Merry Go Round" (Slre/Reprise) 26/1 (27/3) Adds: KXRX. Heavy 1: KFMH. Medium 9: WHFS, WDHA, WPLR, WRDU, WROV, WPGU, KQDS, KQWB, KFMU.

BRUCE HORNSBY "Fire On The Cross" (RCA) 25/23 (2/1) Adds including WDHA, WRXR, KLBJ, KZRR, WPGU, KODS, KSQY, KSEZ, KRKX, KCNA. Heavy 1: WHCN. Medium 16 including WNOR, WTPA, WCCC, KEYJ, WRFX, WMFX, WRXK, KRIX, WRDU, KMOD.

ROBERT PLANT "Nirvana" (Es Parana/Atlantic) 25/10 (15/14) Adds: WBCN, KLOL, WNOR, WXLP, KATT, WIZN, WXQR, KSQY, KWHL, KFMF. Medium 13 including WMMR, WRIF, KZAP, KEYJ, WRXK, WKGB.

TROUBLE TRIBE "Tattoo" (Chrysalis) 23/8 (18/7) Adds: KURD, WTPA, WHEB, KKEG, WAZU, WKIT, KFMH, KWHL. Medium 3 including WDVE.

METALLICA "Stone Cold Crazy" (Elektra) 23/7 (16/16) Adds including KOME, KISW, WCCC, WKOZ, KFMH. Heavy 1: KNAC. Medium 7: WIYY, KUPD, KRSP, WAZU, KICT, KRZO, KODS.

VAUGHAN BROTHERS "Telephone Song" (Epic) 21/13 (10/5) Adds including WMMS, WQFM, WFYV, KMJX, WTKX, WROV, WIBA, KICT, KKDJ, KOMP. Heavy 3 including WHCN, KILO. Medium 14 including WNEW, KSHE, KOME, WLAV, WMAD.

ANTHRAX "Got The Time" (Megaforce/Island) 21/2 (21/4) Adds: WHJY, KBAT. Heavy 1: KNAC. Medium 3: WIYY, KUPD, WAZU.

RED HOUSE "Rain" (SBK) 18/3 (16/8) Adds. WKGR, WXLP, KODI. Heavy 1: WAPL. Medium 5: WOBZ, WTKX, KJOT, KWHL, KFMU.

JANE'S ADDICTION "Been Caught Stealing" (WB) 17/12 (5/0) Adds including WBAB, WMMS, WLZR, KISW, KXRX, KLBJ, WRFX, KLPX, KRNA, KFMH. Medium 5 including WHFS, WIYY, KUPD, WWTR.

JAY AARON "Ronda" (WB) 17/2 (15/3) Adds: KODS, KCHV. Heavy 1: KRIX. Medium 2: KRZO, KFMU.

GRATEFUL DEAD "Dear Mr. Fantasy" (Arista) 16/8 (8/8) Adds including KRKX, KFMF. Heavy 5: WMMR, KROR, WHCN, WZBH, WZXL. Medium 6: WHFS. WBAB, WNEW, KMOD, KJOT. WKIT.

HOTHOUSE FLOWERS "I Can See Clearly Now" (London/Polydor) 16/0 (16/0) Medium 8: WBCN, KDKB, WBLM, WEZX, KBAT, WKIT, KODI, KCOR.

AC/DC "Moneytalks" (Atco) 15/6 (10/3) Adds including WRIF, KXRX, WKLC, WNCD, WKLT. Medium 7 including WDVE, KUPD, WLRS, WQMF, KTAL, WXQR.

FASTER PUSSYCAT "You're So Vain" (Elektra) 15/4 (12/12) Adds including KBER, KRSP, WKIT. Heavy 2 including KNAC. Medium 2: WAZU, KODS.

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 (+), 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.

MOST ADDED - This week's most added albums and tracks.

MOST REQUESTED - This week's most requested tracks.

HOTTEST - This week's albums and tracks receiving the most heavy reports.


REGIONAL AOR ACTIVITY October 12,1990 R&R 103

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rotation this week. For P-2 and stations, medium rotation

in the same manner. Symbols: a' - Album or track is newlyAC/DU

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last week's rotations are in the data base. Stations

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data to this week's charts.

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FM OM: Joel Salkowitz APD/MD: Kevin McCabe

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VP/Programming: Bill Tanner APD: Funk E. Frank Walsh

MD: John Rodgers

1 VANILLA ICE/Ice Ice Ilety

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OM: Bob Perry

PD: Rick "Big Dog" Hayes

MD: Ross Knight

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VP/Programming: Scott Shannon OM: Mark Todd MD: Denise Lauren

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PD: Keith Naftaly MD: Hosh Gureli

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EAST MOST ADDED

Whitney Houston Donny Dimond Billy Joel Stevie B

Bell Biv Devoe Tonyl Tonyi Tonel

BREAKOUTS

Prince Johnny 01M

Pet Shop Boys

P2 FLY. IALIPI, NY

Pal enyM1.0Y.en

STEVIE NILStN PHILLIPS ALB SURE, PRIÉE (ID) MITNEY 03 BRUCE ewer D. HENLEY LEs-LIT (dp) LIVING COLOUR (dp) Hottest: Jeer JACKSON 2-2 DINO 6-4 PEBBLES 8-6 MARIAN GREY 13-9 M.C. RAMER 18-12

WAIMIAI.nbwt PA Ryder/Mellon

MITRES MN» ALIAS JON MN J.I MR1111 UN'. SOD BILLY JOE. Hottest: RIGHTEOUS M0/10 4-1 P.a,FS 10.7 WARRANT 10-8 POISON 19-14 VANILLA ICE 21-15

110118WAR.rbwrt PA krv.dBMer 44111Bí same BEIL BO DEVOE (Op) JOIN)' GILL ALIAS NILSON PHILLIPS STEVIE B

Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 MAXI PRIEST 2-2 PIDDL60031 3-3 RIO1314)1314)/P0/ 7-5 VANI1.2 LA

1314)/P0 18-11

WAALAbelrmatNY Ma.III.VOra4l

D® -LITE BILLY A4 WNW. HOUSTON

VISOR softest: JAMBS ISOAN 10-6 ALIAS 15-10 SLU M1í. 23.15

DAMN YAK 28-19 POISON 3427

WKaEISVRdA NY FcloordenheOesome

MMIT1E( HOUSTON

DOM 390ED CANDYMAN (dp) Hottet: RIGHTEOUS 13110/P0 4-2 ARM 75-4 BIErARIC OF St! 9-7 VANILLA ICE 13-8 D ANG 15-9

YYNLIW WIWq NY II.vYMCblear1

MIMR HE5TON (dp) TONY! 102)11 TORI (dp) Hottest: RI.TBOUS EB/E 3-1 JAMES INGRM 52 GEOEE MICHAEL B-5 PEBBLES 10-8 VANILLA ICE 13-10

WVMVCIarlreA WV MmhWAKan 1240 STEVIE B

INKY 090E BILLY JOEL. MIMES EIIS» TONY »HELL (dp) Hottest: GUNGE MICHAEL 1-1 JANET JACKSON 5-2 RIGHTEOUSNNE 12-4 D.EQa NE 11-7 VANILLA ICE 31-20

JETFMA:Me, PA J an Cook

WISHES HJLLSTN PART! HEART Hottest: GENE MICHAEL 3-1 MAXI PRIEST 2-2 JANET JACKSON 5-3 AFTER 79-6 DCS 10.13

WERLB+.Wt NH Peter FalearN

WHIMS HOUSTON

SOSO

BILLY JOD. (dp) Hottet: JMES INGRAM 1-1 GEIGE MICHAEL 3-2 BUCK BOX 11-6 DIE 16-13 BETTE MUCKER 4520

WNNKMNrYaNO PA ODrIAIqAmt

WHITNEY HOUSTON

DONN CODE J. EN XVI Hottet: JAMES INGRAM A-1 PEBBLES 15-8 ALIAS 17-11 DAVID CASED! 29-17 MITME! 419101 0.31

WKSSAWMord, CT Weed/W.Irh

WHITNEY HUBTON se SENSATION

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Hottet: UM r/SUTANE VE 4-1 RACK BOX 2-2 JANET JACKS'. 8-6 DES 12-8 MARINI CARET 16-11

TICSMM.N.d CT MleebNM.at

CM. MEN60 WHINEY sacra JOHNNY GILL BETTE EDIER Hottet: WALLA ICE A-3 CYNTHIA A 2013011 10-4 RICA/TOSS BE/PC 7-5 M.C. HAMER 22-10 JANES INGRAM 27-15

WKEEMendfgtat WV Paxton/MN«

10x1411' HOUSTON

BILLY JON. (Ap) HEART JON BON JOYi Hottet:

BE/PO 1-1 ALIAS 52 JAMES INGRAM 9-4 AFTER 7 11-5 INS 2519

PWRS2/Johnstown PA

AdeMn.lJamr

WHITNEY HMS» DESE -LITE lap) REU SPEEDNAGON

STEVIE B

HUMAN LEAGUE DONY 090ND Rottet: PEAL COLLINS 1-1 GANGE MICHAEL 4-2 RI011RYOS BE/PO 8-6 DINO 10-7 JANET JACKSON 12-8

WIAMA.ro0Wr. PA M.haMr.re HIMM LEAGUE

Hottet: 300116 8 BE/PO 3-2 JANET JACKSON lA-7 DDD 11-B 01+2016 MODE 16-10 IDOS 19-12

KC18fANo. Woes CT

RVkebolenan

MINIM LAOSTON BISCUIT TORT rain TONEI PET SHIP BOYS

WARMTOT

Rottet: RIGHTEOUS MC/P0 2-1

GEORGE MICHAEL 5-3 VANILLA ICE 9-6 M.C. HABER 24-19 POISON 0-27

WOBNM.w Lenders CT I .nNGvY

WIMP HOUSTON

BEL BIV OEVOE

BILLY AE. (Op; PRINCE BISCUIT (dp) CAROM WEB.. TON) TORII TONED Hottest: PENA» 13-7 JAMBS INGRAM 17-10 M.L. HAVER 20-13 VANILLA ICE 27-19 HALL I DATES 32-22

MN1MWewn CMy, MO IMNn.tlDe.erl

101130! HON» HUMAN LEAGUE FASTER PUSSYCAT (dp) LAMM RELOJ! (dp) TONY RENTE.. (Hp) POISON BELL NV DEVOE

SOUP we01G (dp) CANDI A THE BACK Hottet: GEIGE MICHAEL 51 CONCRETE BLONDE 11-3

AS BE/PO 18-4 BU0( 21-15 WARRANTI 26-17

WSPK/Pou9hkeep.lA NY Phillips/Schantz

DEER -KITE ,dp; SEDUCTION (do) BETTE scam lap) DONY 090E WIIIS «3T>

AVID CASSIDY lap) 211.911 PHILLIPS BISCUIT Hottest: BELL BIV DEVON 2-2 M.C. HAMMER 12-10 VANILLA ICE 20-14 2 IN A E. 35-25 HUES LEAGUE 30-26

V102/11 seeding. PA

Shannon/Brown

MIIXET HMS/. Ers. JON BON JKNI STEVIE B

Hottet: MAXI PRIEST 3-2 AREN 76-4 NELSON 5-5 JAMS IERM 8-6 JANET JACKSON 0-8

NPRYMoehrwr. NY

KenneylCoir

MIM( MUST. VANILLA ICE »SO CAMS MEN. BELL BIT .VOE (Ap) H ottest: MAXI PRIEST 4-I JAPS IKNM 3-2 INS 7-3 APT. 7 10-6 ALIAS 17-8

aBMYngrE NY J.J. Cook

VANILLA ICE (dp) WILSON PHILLIPS 161I111. HOST. 5331E B (dp) Hottest: M83O1 2-1 PAUL YOUNG 3-2 JAMBS DORM 4-3 MAIL PRIEST 5.4 B oreous0 BRO/PO 6-9

WPSTITI.nWA NJ Tel. Menke

MIL EV DEVOE B ILLY JOEL MAHNT 1013101 PET SHOP RUTS

BLACK CEDES SCUP .NABS Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL 2-1

CONCRETE RAHE 9-8 BACK BOX 16.11 VANILLA ICE 30-28 TOM WNE1L 34-29

WIICKAIaee. NY Reb urtop

MIMY HOUSTON us.. BIT DEVOE

01340 STEVIE B

2 IM A UNO. KIMME »Get: 2 JANET JACKSON 4-1 VANILLA ICE 20-10 ALUS 18-12 WARRANT 23-15 M.C. HYMEN 2517

WKRLWakra.rK PA M.dilPWden

YII.. EISION MG» MOTHERS BRUCE MO USE DONE COOED WIRER BILLY ea. (dp) Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL 2-1 JADES INGRAM 13-9 WARRANT 20-16 DIRN) 21-17 BLACK BOX 28-23

WYCwY.k,1A M.orN.dlo...a R.C. KAMM WI11M MUSKS TON« 0]3801 (Lip) H ottet: RIGHTEOUS BE/P0 1-1

JANET JADI901 3-2 WARRANT 7-3 JAMS ISOM 9-5 'MULA ICE 17-10

P3 WPRIIAI1WN, PA Seen 3010Nn

4WI1M. EUSTON DAVID CASSIDY 040 BRUCE HIRNSB1 (dp) BILLY Ed (dp) MACK CEDES (dp) sae (up) flattest: JAILS INGRAE 1-1 GEORGE MICHAEL 5-2 RIGHTEOUS BR0/PO 4-3 JANET JACLSW 11-4 ALUS 12-6

WMIFI(Arteer. ME CeaR.R(eRy

MITE! H.S. PRINCE DONT OVOID ELLS JOE. CAEN H®. PET 9C BOYS

»test: amnion BRD/PE 7-2 AXES MEAN 6-3 01NR 11-7 »CRETE aces 18-9 ALIAS 18-11

11101CIMeekley. WV

:4111X!! 10.01. BECK WM= VANILLA ICE (de) .STEVIE B

](MET O901D COON WEeLER Hottet: PHIL COLLINS 2-1 PAUL TOM 3-2 ALIAS 8-5 ROD SMART 12-10 AFT. 7 7-12

E810IX11Nr81yNtL VT NNr118dWwee

VANILLA ICE DAVID 040X001 STEVIE B JON BON JOVI SOD 1111301 PHILLIPS STAMM DAM YANKEES DOM COM O

SWEET SENSATION WHITNEY EU371011 DMP.LITE (dp) DM t/SOZM1E EEG (dp) Hottest: VANILLA ICE 0.18

HALL 6 OAT. 26-20 POISON 32-2Y BETTE NIER 3527

J ON SON J.I D-29

WKPEICap. Cod. MA KNAN Len*.

BETE MINER DONNY 09ON VAUGWI 100.9

WIITTEY EUSTON BLACK CR0/6.5 Hottet: 01010E MICHAEL 1-1 RIGHTEOUSBE/PO 4-2 JANET JACKSON 6-3 NELSON 9-8 JAMES INGRAM 11-'0

WIKLCMIIaMMMd FA Alesnd.gRrl. MIMI HOIST. COMETS saes (dp)

7011YI 101110E1 (dp) Hotted, RIGHTEOUS BE/PD 2-1 VANILLA ICE 13.3 JAMBS IMAM 8-5 ALIAS 9-6 JANET JACKSON 12-9

WPMAtho.. NY P.MIe0NM..el BILLY JOEL DONS 09OID err SHOP BOT5 SONNT SENSATION (dp) TNl1C. seem (dp) WHITNEY HASTE Hottet: GEORGE MICHAEL 1-1 RIGHTEOUS BRO/E 5-2 MAXI PRIEST 14-6 ALIAS 23-16 MARIAN CARET 30-23

8D{3AMereb.4 WV Wry Near 1411!. I13151ON STEVIE B

VANDL.A ICE JON IA. JDYI WARRANT Hottest: ND30N 1-1 RIGHTED. 40/10 3-2

MAXI PRIEST 6-3 JANET JACKSON 7-5

DEPESIE ID. 10.8

WTHT/Portl.nd. ME

ZINNWernnt

MINNET HOUSTON POIS. BETTE MINIER HALL A OATE RE SPEEDYAGOM

0EEE-LITE UNNY 0.90E HOTHOISE PLON135 CARDI A THE BACK Hottest: JADES INGRAM 5-2 PEBB03100 12-8 DOS 1

M.C. HAMER 21-15 COEN. NOME 29-16

088114paW.L M[ Am Rands.

5011. ICE WUTMET MIMT SIJU21101 1001 P22 MACK CRONES PRIEM HOTHOUSE PLOERS DOW! D00E »t st: MORE NODAL. 3-1 PLACK BOX 10-5 JAMS IRNAN 8-6 JANET JACKSON 16-10 BMA11E 1511

WOMPANtomins. WV Chuck Me08.

*11101 HÚ13101 DMWY OYOID (Op) CANDl A THE MIX (dp) TOREI CJI80.L (dp) STYX (Op) STIED (dp) Hottet: GEORGE MICHAEL 5-2 ALIAS 6-4 HARRIET 6-5 SLAUGHTER 14-9 POISON 26-20

WHTOIWManrport PA

LlrMowAtkúw

rinse HOST. BILLY JOE. CONCRETE BLONDE

STYX (dp) GRAO (NP) Hottest: RIGHTEOUS ND/P0 5-5 ALIAS B-6 HEART 11-8 MARIAN CAREY 21-12 JABS ISOAN 26-16

WOXAR.k PA Feeew4.YM

MUMMY HOUSTON

011901 PHILLIPS (dp) ELISA FIORILLO (dp) BNL NV DEVOE

SOD 5081011 GILL lotte1: BLACK EY 3-1 01051:31IB )N/E 62 VANILA ICE 16-6 TONI TOMI1 7.E) 18-13 I OI5 26-16

SOUTH MOST ADDED

Whitney Houston Donny Osmond Jon Bon Jovl Wilson Phillips Sweet Sensation

BREAKOUTS Vaughan Brothers

Pet Shop Boys Prince

Bell Biv Devoe Neville Brothers

Johnny Gill Styx

Biscuit Bruce Hornsby w/Shawn Colvin

t5..<ai:,'`,T>si:i;3::i.NY; 5,

P2 WSSOWAWNt.. 0A Brea steam

MITRES HOE» B ILLY JOE. VAU.AN BROTHERS

SWEET SWAT OI £11OR GILL VISOR Hottest: VANILLA ICE 11-1 GEME ANTOINE. 22 WARRANT 23-13 OOVCiR!! BAD! 19-14 X.C. XAIER 30.20

BILAr6A TX

Ton.slAS.N1 NIL» MILLIPS JON BON AVI DIY 090E WIMP EUSTON BBL BIT MVO! Hottest: RIGHTEOUS M0/P0 1-1 PAUL IO1G 4-2 JAM J160 6-3 M.C. EWER 11-1 VANILLA ICE 25.10

K1K71A001A TX Edwth Allen

WARRANT (dp) VAUGINI BROTHERS (JO) WHITNEY HXBSON CONCRETE arras (dp) BEVE 10025 (dp) Hottest: GEMA MI.AN. 2-1 PELHF3 6-4 JANET JACKS. 8-5 JAMS IMGEAN 10.7 VANILLA ICE 22-16

WFMFAMWn Rouge. LA Johnny A.MNINon

WHITNEY HOUSTON

BETTE 300125 D oan mote JON BON X141 PET SHOP BOYS

S WEET SM5AT» 2 IN A ROO1

Hottest: GENE MICHAEL 4-1 JANET JACBOI 11-5 RIGHTEOUS BRO/PO 12-6 JADES INGRAM 13-7 M.C. RAMER 15-10

K1011Mrumont TX H.tYartPeea

BELL BIT DEVOE LIVING axes (Up) BETTE MINER WHITNEY HOST. PRINCE mere GILL SOUP .A00ES Hottest: CONCRETE NOME 1-1 BUCK BOX 7-2 IMPS 9-6 VANILLA ICE 20.8 DEM -LITE 29-18

KIO,Mrernent TX Kk3Sarw

DONT »DM MI11. HOUSTON PR SEP BOYS

MARIA MORE (de) STYX (Ap) Hottest: RIGi1206 BRO/E 6-1

GRAY 18-7 VANILJ ICE 25-10 CONCRETE RESIDE D24 SLAUGHTER D-29

MWSWnWglrm AL 8t JeMMNmnlm

MITE( HON» HALL A UTES COCREE 9.00E NINNY GILL DONE 0910110 Nottot: N 2-1

IUITEOS EA;PO 3-2 JABS INGRAM 0-4 ALIAS 13-7 EMILIA ICE 12-9

KDIIOMarMplmnt AL D WeNCNYNpIw

W 15111 EUSTON WINGER CANDO» STEVIE B

act e.: 81011 E EO/PO 2-1 MAXI PRIEST 3-2 NELSON 4-3 MICE MICHAEL 5-4 JANET JACKS. 8-6

1R(KONGIIerI..Nert SC OYIIwI1KrY

J. ON JOUI (dp) 3CD (dp) 801MR 11OUSm1 (dp) BISCUIT (dp) Hottest: JABS INGRAM 5-2 RIGDEOB BE/PO 7-S JANET JACKSON 11-7

VANILLA ICE 24-13 CONCRETE NOCE 2620

WEINUEISYaWA SC W.N Speak

sae Tar61 11101 TON81 nisei WILSON PHILLIPS DAVID 010010Y Hottest: ARM 7 11-8 PEBBLES 12-11 ALUS 19-15 VANILLA Ice 30-18 COVE. 81.0CE 2825

WCKLCNrIs11A NC Mark Sheri WHITEY ICUS» PRINCE SPECIAL »MATI° BISOEIT (dp) SURFACE DENISE LOPEZ (dp) Hottest: JANET JACKSON 51 AFTER 7 2-2 PEBaS 3-3 D IE 4-4 MARINI CARET 7-5

WSK2/Clmt.nao.t TN

ChrMeott

MARIAN CAREY VAUGHAN BROTHERS

AC/DC WILSON PHILLIPS Hottet: GEORE MICHAEL 2-1 IRS 0.2 JANET JACKSON 7-3 ALIAS 10-7 DAM YAMRF.ES 16-9

WNOESC!Aombh SC RrhMclfueh

WHITNEY HUBTON BEIM EDLER DONY MOND SAE

ARRANT DAVID CASSIDY Hottest: RI.TEA)S BE/PO 4-2 GEORGE E. 6-4 NE... 10-6 DNA r/SU13 E - V 22-17 RACK BOX 33325

WCOOIGeamrbu., OA IlarrYlNloCeN

MITRES ICS. DOW COME 143110

WINGER

1111 (dp) SLIT: (dp) BLACK OM. (dp) Hottet: JAMS INGRAM 2-1

1CA MICH.. 3-2 JANET JACO. 4-3 DINO 6J PIONTDO6 BE/PO 9-5

KIFM/Corp.. CMK TX Gen0N..Aanny B. 1.mmin'

WANE HUNT. JOHNNY GILL BELL BIT DESE cam 090ND DAVID CASSIDY CURE Hottest: JAMS MEAN 3-1 PEBBLES 7-5 CYMMIA A JOHNNY 12-6 JANET JACKSON 15-8 M.C. HABER 21-15

010111DuMmm.RNNpq NC P.1roYSynlaon

WITS HOUSTON

BISCUIT DITEL-LITE SOSO

Hottet: MAXI PRIEST 10.4 VANDLA ICE 13-7 MARIAN CARET 18-12 POI3. 22-16 NIL» PHILLIPS 31-23

K PMUEI Peo. TX EN MokaM

10116E HOST. 2 IN A ROOM

2 LIVE CREO

SPECIAL IENEMTIO Hottest: VANILA ICE 3-1 BLACI EX 2-2 CANDYMM 4-3 DFFF LITE 8-6

STEVIE B 17-14

WINK/FE Myers FL Rarely Murree

WIMP EISDOM HotWt: MAXI PRIEST 1-1 JANET JACKEN 5-2 ALLAS 10-7 IKES 13-10 JAMS INGRAM 14-11

WKBINn.N.o, NC B elleySYv.M

BETTE EDIJO WITMMY 1000. totter: AMISS INGRAM 42 ARM 7 9-5 JANET JACKSON I1-6 ALUS 18-14 VANILLA ICE 20-16

WANSCOrwMee. SC e n Catcher

WIMP ICS» JOHN GILL BELL BIT DEVOE (dp) 115Mí (dp) DAVID CASSIDY HIER 00K1W Nottest: RIGHTEOUS EO/E 2-1 JAMS INGRAM 4-2 JANET JACKSON 7-5 IHRS 14-10 VANILLA ICE 23-15

WZYPAWr3vn. AL CM Anbw. M.C. MANNER

WIMP HOUSTON

BILLY JOE. WINGER PET STOW BOBS

N.11LE BROTHERS

Hottest: JANET JACKSON 3-1 JAMS INGRAM 14-7 WARRANT 19-12 VANILLA ICE 25-13 SACK EX 22-15

MO7181Jeat.on. MS Mmelelfal.. MIMES HON. DOM 0900 DBLñLITT BETTE KIELER (do) Mottent: GEORGE MICHAEL 2-1 VANIW. ICE 4-3 MISS 13-7 ZACK BOX 12-10 M.C. HAMMMB 19-14

WAPEIJaekeemM, FL Pa.EI.IFMrmY

BILLY JOEL WHITNEY HOUSTON DEILLITE (Up) M.C. HAMER (dp) Hottest: GEIGE MICHAEL 4-1 JAMS IERM 6-A MARIAN CAREY 4-12 000 19-16 HALL A OATES 22-17

WOUTIJOM.on City, TN HurOMenn

WANLY RCS. DODO 090ND VAUGHAN NOTHERS (dp) POISON IEECIIN nesessio

FASTER PUSSYCAT PET SHY BOYS MARIA MC EE (dp) Hottest: WARRANT 10-5 INS 11-6

JANET JA(NSDI 157 CONCRETE MONDE 14-8 RE SPEMAANAGOH 33-25 WOKI/Kno0NiIW. TN GSNRandte

STYX TORO 0MELL SLAVONER DAIN YANKEES INFURIATION »CIE Hottet: GEORGE I401A21 2-1 JANET JACKS. 4-2 POI. 22-16 VANILJ ICE 24-17

AC/DC D-24

PWRIWLWngWn, KY

Foa/Orlrr

WIMP »ISBN JON EN JONI YTLS. PHILLIPS BM. NONSBY Hottest: GEM, MI.AS. 15-11 JAMES INGRAM 17-12 JANET JACKSON 20.16 ALIAS 23-19 MARIAN GREY 26-22

KKYXILM8. Rock. AR SrdemrM4IIE DOM 090E BILLY JOE. WIDME' HI16TM1 Mottest:

PRIEM 1-1 fireman PE/P0 3-2 PAUL route 4-4 J. BON JOYI 6-5 JAUS INGRAM 8-8

KZOUILLS). Rock. AR St.w.NEdwerd.

MI1M. HXS» JON RCM »VI DAVID CASSIDY (dp) DBBE-LIME (Ap) Hotted, JAMS INGRM 6-1 ALIAS 10.2 JANET JACKS. 9-3

VANILLA ICE 25.15 M.L. HAMER 21-17

WDJX/LookvNle. KY

ShebellMeyer

MITI. HOUSTON

WILSON PHILLIPS PAT A MICK Hottet: JAMBS INGRAM 1-1 ANENT GILL 2-2 AR. 7 3-3 RICNTALIAS OLIS B O/PO 5-4 PIAS 21-12

MWAYB/Mecon, GA Wood.AINYI.r

DOUE -LITE (dp) WITNE! MMS1011 VANILLA ICE (dp) JOE BON JOVI MET S1SATI. Hottet: AFTER 7 A-3 OICIETE ELIDE 24-17

BETTB KUPP 2922 WARRANT 34-27 BUCK CROAS D-32

FM10WM.mphN. TN Lane/Conley

BILLY JOE. DOYIY 09010 INTO» I0)010í1 Hottet: EEL9N1 10-9 JANET JACKSON 13-10 MARIAN CARET 19-16 ALIAS 25-20 BETTE MIXER D27

WASS/Mobile. AL FroBIRyd.r

NEVILLE BIOMOB (dp) WITNE HAST 1

STEVIE B (Hp) Hottest: MAXI PRIEST 2-1 JA/ES IMAM 3-2 PHIL OHLIE 4-3 APT. 7 5-4 ALIAS 12-8

W HMYIMontpom.ry. AL

St.v.nsl5nwan MITNEY HOIST. SWEET SENSATION PRINCE (dp) NEVILLE BETRES (dp) VAUGHAN BROMMPS (Up) Hottet: ECHO. »BE/PO 12-6 JANET JACKS. 13-7 JABS MEAN 21-13 VANILLA. ICE 22-14 MARIAN CARE 23-15

KSFMMCA1.RSrowrmENE TX

Heyr(B.ndede T00 SORT (Up) PET SHº BOYS

WHITE HOUSTON

BILLY JON. (dp) MINCER (dp) BELL BIV DEVOE (dp) Hottet: HACK BOX 42 COICRITE BIOME 5-3 10011 1115 13110/E 8-4 M.C. HALER 27-IB VANILLA ICE 26-19

Y107MrhvAE.. TN

K aplsn)H.n son

NI» PHILLIPS ELISA FIORILLO JON BON JOYS ALIAS BISMIT (Hp) sirNottest:

AFTER 7 2-1 JANET JACKSON 10-6 BLACK BOX 13-11 M.C. HAVEN 19-12 VANILLA ICE 32-22

WOMXIOA.o,do. FL

Thomas/Stone

*101110 »1S1. 0010 091013 NEVILLE BROTHERS (Ap) Hottet: PIIL

COLLINS1.

BE/PO 1-1 PHIL CO 2-2 JAPES IHNM 3-3 JMEr JACKSON 8-5 ALIAS 1510

XL101710rlando, FL

K.NylLaud.rdale

JON EN XVI NIL» PHILLIPS SWEET SENSATION WHITEY HOUSTON Hottet: JANET JACK50» 10-7 VANILLA ICE 20-12 EILACK RI 22-18 WARRANT 26-21 CAND1MAN 38-23

WRVO/Rohenord. VA D.dNMCKey

SOD (Up) TINNY 090E VAU.AR MITERS PRINCE WHIN. HOUSTON

AC/DC (dp) Rottet: JAMES ISOAN 2-1 RIGHTEOUS ERO/P7 82 PAMELA ICE 0-17 COORRN BLAME 23-19 JON BON XVI D-23

K/2lRwnok.. VA

N rkaNMolwl. NILS. PHILLIPS Hottest: MAXI PRIEST 2-1 JAMS MAAS 11-5 RICHTEIS BIN/P0 24-17 VANILLA ICE 30-24 VARRNII 0.27

2102/Savannah. GA

Rey W1im. WHITNEY EAST)N STEVIE B

JON EN JOVI RE SPEEDNACA)N

Hattet: DINO 6-3 JAWS INGRAM 7-4 JANET JACKSON 12-7 BREATHE 11-8 IONS 19-14

KTUXShrrpet LA Sh.ph.dlOrNr

POISON JON BON JONI ASIA BETTE moue RE enemas WIS. PHILLIPS PET SDP EOM DONS »0MN SY1ET SENSATION 11PRANY PAST! (dp) BILLY JOE. BRUCE MESSER WITH leers Hottet: JANET JACKSON 4-1 DINO 3-2 INS 12-5 SLAUGHTER 11-6 VAUGHAN MOORE 31-22

WOWIWeet Peles Beech. FL

Denver/Nucleon

BILLY JOE. SOO (dp) sure HOUSTON VAUOI.04 1101®0 (dp) TONY? T III TOR) (dp) Hottest: 11011HRS MD/PO 2-1 EELS. 5-2 VANILLA ICE 13-7 ALLS 17-14 M.C. HAVER 22-17

WKILTWIneton-Seim. NC

HOIHowaYl leYnolds

solve HOE» NILS. PHILLIPS JON BON JOVI DONY 80900 DEEM -LUTE (dp)

NEVILLE 0801800 (dp) Mottest: RIGHTEOUS BM/PO 2-1 WARRANT 20-12 BETTE MILLER 25-16 VANILLA ICE D-20 M.C. MAMEN 0-24

P3 KAKBIArr8eo. TX Moses/O&M PR1EE NEW KILN ON SHE B (dp) EMMET »US. JON BON JOVI PET 5HP BOYS 2 IN A ROOM (Up) SOP DRAGONS (Up) BLACK CONES (Op) Hottet: DINO 2-1 JANET JACKS. 6-4 INXS 14-10 CANDYMAN 22-15 !LISA FIORILLO 28-21

KOILAmorlb, TX Smoke/Anderson

11013110 (0125101 WILSON PHILLIPS »NY 090E STEVIE e VAUGHAN 30004105 (dp) PET SEP EOM (dp) BRUCE HOBEBY (Sp) ICBMS 06MR5I0 (Hp) Hottest: GEES MIMI& 3-1 JANET JACKS. 62 JAMBS IHNM 9-4 RI.TBOB Eq/P0 10-5 PENN.. 11-8

WKSFIA.IwvIIle NC M.IorayNrent

MIMES ICE VANILLA ICE (OD) MEER D UE -LOTE (dp) BONNY 5803E BILLY JON Hottet: RIGHTEOU BRD/PO 102 JANET JACSON 11-6 WARRANT 12-8 ALIAS 17-11 AFTER 7 23-13

WJAD/BalnbHdp.-ANeny. GA John D.w.on

none Hottet: IEEE MICHAEL 1-1 DINO A-4 INS 8-8 D10 -LIT! 12.12 VANILLA ICE 1418

WMA14rl MS M3 .form WNW. Hanna pew 300E BRUCE H0MSB1 (dp) INEMATI. 011E (dp) Hottest: JAN. JAQBM 8-4 11001SOS BE/PO 15-6 BEAM 14-8 MARINI CAR. 18-11 ALUS 20-15

W/Kellaoal MS

SpIIrtmdMW.

L0340

MIT» HOLM. BISCUIT DONI »C ND IONI rUllI 1íW81 Hottest: JOUR JACKY» 5.2 DIED 7-4 EMILIA ICE 25-14 ALIAS 24-17 M.C. NUM 30-18

WUGICImrlore, NC

Wounds/One,

J. EN JONI WUTET HOUSTON

CM.» NIL5. PHILLIPS ORAL (dp) DAM TAME. (dp) Hottet: GENE MICHAEL 1-1 JANES JACK» 52 PERILS 9-6 MARIAN CAMS 1510

VANILLA ICE 17-14

YEBAKaWIMA BC Chuck Finley

NILS. PHILLIPS JON » EVI LANE COLOUR (dp) FAITH MO IOM (dp) JON, MMES FASER PUSSYCAT (LE) Hott.[: ASIA 14-8 DEM YANK. 22-12 HALL A OATEN 28-15 AISOR 30-18 POISON 3620

KMCKIFryNeWNK AR HenONMVCNr1

WHINEY HUBION DES! -LISE SEER SEMLSATION STONE B

PET SHY BOYS (dp) (dp)

SINGER (Up) Hottet:

JANET JACKSON 3-2 IMXS 9-6 PENS. 10.8 ALUS 1,11 VANILLA ICE 21-14

WJMX1Forence. SC Baker/Cheat

surer HUSTE 0101MerdlIE MS BILL BIO DEVOE (0p) Anthony/Randal HOTHOUSE PLOME DOW 030ND JON EN JDVI (Up) I111110í 0015000 DONNY 030I1D S TYX (Ap) WM. HEST. SINN BARNES NEVILLE BETRE TONY »WELL (Up) SLAUGHTER (Up) Hottest: Hottet: JA/ES IECAM 1-1 GEORGE MICHAEL 2-1 JANET JACKSON 2-2 TNTI 17-13 GEES NOLAN. 3-3 BETTE swum 25-21 HEART 13-10 NILS. PHILLIPS 0.22 M.C. HAMER 18-13 DAVID CASSIDY 29-27

KIBR)Ft Seel. AR B ob Ctwu,

MITRE( HMS!. JON EN JOVI SCD PET SHY BOYS (Ap) ELISA FIORIIJ1 (dp) VAUOIAN BOITIEtS (dp) DORY 090110 (dp) PRINCE (dp) STYX (ap) Hottest: JAMBS INMAN 5-1 ARSON 7 10-4 PEBBLES 11-6 RIGHTERS a0/P0 17-7 IMIS 15-9

8881Ft Smith. AR SrawMleverN

WITNNT MUS10N NEVILLE 1111011®S (dp) ELLS/ FIORILLO POSS. (dp) Hottet: ARM 7 8.4 PEOLE5 9-5 BREAM 11-6 DES 16-10 CONCRETE BLONDE 15-11

12104/Goded.t AL D evle/Doneven

WIMP HOUSTON

CHEAP TRICK PRINCE MEET SENSATION FAITH ID MORE (Hp) Hottest: JAMBS 11011M 6-2

15_ 12-6 ALUS 1510 MANILA ICE 21-12 DAM !ANA= 23.17

WYKItlelne M.. R Boma/Fee

CMDIMAN OEE -LITE WHITNEY HOUSTON TONY) 70111 10111 JON BON »VI ÚB40 51ST .601513IO1 BETTE EIALM DINT 09áD NIL» PHILLIPS Nottest: UMS 14-9 FUCK MR 19-13

JANET JACKSON 21-14 RIGHTEOUS 980/10 22-16 VANILLA ICE 2924

K SMSM1af.y.M LA

BmoNNeYon

MITI. HOUSTON NITS. PHILLIPS CARONN MaL2R (dp) TOM 10411 í11111 (dp) see SOWTI0 (dp) Hottest: RIGA[ -US BE/P0 1-1 U1340 3-2

INGRAM 4-3 MAXI PRIEST 9-4 VANILLA ICE 16-7

K211AArbborA. TX HarISWLutk

WHITNEY EISTON HUMAN LEAGUE DAVID CASSIDY SWEET SMUT'. CAR. WERNER (dp) Hottet: IM 18-9 M.C.O. HAMER 20.12 MARIA. CAREY 22-13 VANILLA ICE 17-14 ALUS 26-19

KCHXIMIdlend Od.aa TX

Kelly McCrea

RETIE RIMER VAUGHAN BROTHERS

STEVIE B

OCINY 09ND MARIA MIXE12

INFURIATION SOCIE PARTY WHITNEY HOUSTON BELL NV DEVOE

DENISE LAP¢ Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL 2-1 MIRES 32 JANET JACKSON 53 AFTER 76-4 HMO 21-11

KNOLM...AAA MNelraMeliq

VAUOIAN MOUNDS D AM TRICEPS LIVING LU» (dp)

TIFFANY 811100 moms N UJ JOD. SISI Eott.et: OEMS M.AS. 2-1 BUCK BOX 21-11 VANILLA ICE 30-17 H EART 26-20 ALIAS 31-29

W1114N.rm1 CNs, FL CMMV.Mammr

hHITHEY HOUSTON

JON BON »VI SONY Y NYELI. SWEET SENSATION Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL 1-1 JANET JACKSON 5-2 DIED 3-3 JABS INGRAM 12-7 VANILLA ICE 28-18

KIXYIMn Anpa. TX

Den Raberleon

MIDST EISION BRUCE (00011 00)1.IAN BROTHERS JON EN EVI POISON ELSA R.LLA (dp) CA/1011 WHEEL. 601 seismal Hottest: MAXI PRIEST 11-A ALIAS 15-B JANET JACKSON 22-14 VANILLA ICE 26-15 M.L. MAIER 30-20

WFHT SElemes. FL ReynoklelKAender

WITH. 10261 N

H UMAN LEAGUE SOUR SENSATION UNO (Up) Hottet: MAXI veer I-1 vanes ICE 9-6 JAMS I/CRAM 10-7 JANET JACKS. 17-8 SEITM. MIST. D-28

KWTXIWa!A TX CMtopMNMr.

MI.MEY HOST. P0150N VAU.M MOTHERS (dp) Hottet: GEORGE MICHAEL 2-1 JANET JACKS. 6-2 RIGHTEOUS BiO/PO 4.3 MAXI PRIEST 8-5 DIE 12-8

KNIMWIeNW Foi. TX

J.J. M0Key

JON BON JO/I MI.E HOSTON STENIE B (Op) LANE COLOUR (dp)

GE0510 MICHAEL 2-1 DEP101E MEE 112 JANET JACKSON 5-3 WARRANT 13-9 VANILLA ICE 32-15

WVBBIWNnkgeon NC

AidHkke DAVID CASSIDY WITNES HOST. SOHO MSG (dp) Hottet: IEEE MICHAEL 1-1 JAMS IEEM 3-2 JANET JACKSON 6-3 RI0HIMS Eo/PO 10-4 DE1E01E E. 1-8

256 Current Reportera 252 Current Ptayllets

Reported A Frozen Pfeylist (1):

W JA D/Beln bridge -Albany

Note: KCPX/Saf Lake City has changed formate to AC and is no longer a CHR reporter.

Did Not Report, Playllet Frozen (3):

0102/Cincinnati WPHR/Cteveland KIIU/Spokene

New Active includes songs reported by at least 50 of OUR CHR reporters. Significant Action includes songs

reported by fewer than 50, but at least 10 of our CHR reporters. The two nurnbers following the artist/title (label)

designation indicate the total number, how many added it for the first fire this week. Moves indicate the type of ac-

tivity this week; Up for upward chart movement. Same for sideways or continued uncharted activity, Down for

downward chart activity, and Adds for the number is a sampling of individual station activity. Complete activity can

be found in the Parallels.

NOTE: Records that lack the required 60% of our CHR reporters. to become Breakers may accumulate enough

chart points from high chart positions on those stations reporting them, to debut on the CHR National Airplay/40.

CHR Rotation Criteria - Fulttlme Adds and%or One: four plays in a 24 -hour period, three of them before mid-

night. Dayparted Adds and%or One: One-two plays in a 24 -hour period, both of them before midnight.


11 012102 October 12, 1990 OHR ADDS 8r HOTS MIDWEST

MOST ADDED BREAKOUTS

Whitney Houston Prince Wilson Phillips Living Colour Donny Osmond Vaughan Brothers Jon Bon Jovi Bette Midler

Si:xea:r:n..:`R. °:9;3e:.`.

P2

WKDDIAkron. OH

CYhMkhoY.

JON BDN JOUI :0p, Caen 09MMD (Sp) WINER (Sp) Hottest: JAPES IMAM 1-1 RIGHTEOUS BO/BO 32 ALIAS 15-10 HEART 22-14 DUN YANKEES 23-19

S IN/Co3lMue, OH ON1pWHM1AMl1

HALL 6 OATES (ap) ON f/SUZANNE yEO (dp) Hottest: NOSON 1-1 PHIL COLLINS 2-2 JANET JAI 7-3 SLAUGITER 14-10 VANILLA ICE D-27

WPKRNevRiot IA

John Moto none Hottest: NELSON 1-1 BID. MUSKS 22 TAYLOR DAME 5-3 ALIAS 6-5 HEART 25-21

WOT21Deyes0 OH

B eNndneMau

*111(1x HOLISM, 0Á1N YANKEES DAVID CASSIDY

STENIE B (ap) DEEE-LITE (Np) IMONIATIOI BOCHE (Np) Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BO/PO 5-1 DINO 32 Join JACKSON 6-3

M.C. HAMER 14-6 VANILLA ICE 15-12

MRN010.. MeNM., IA

KNBkeAu.dn

RIGHTW BN6/CD BILLY JOE. CONY COOED DINO WILSON PHILLIPS M.C. HABER WITMEY X016101 Hottest: PLO. COLLINS 1-1 JAPS INGRAM 2-2 TAYLOR DAME 5-3 PAUL YOUNG B-4 ALLS 10-8

CKIONPNIt MI

It Mk11.bAO91

JON NABI JOUI *111EY H0ß101 KLSM PHILLIPS STEVIE B

MIMER CONCRETE BLONDE Hottest: JAWS ICEM 2-2 MARIAN CAREY 9-5 BETS MILER 13-8 CANDYMIN 24-18 POISON 27-20

WMEE6tWWyn.. IN

1.11 D.vb

*ITNe MST01 BETR KOER TRIM 05011 Hottest: MAXI PRIEST 2-1 GONE KOMAS. 7-3 RIGHTEOUS B)/PO 9-5 JAPES ARAM 11-6 JANET JACKSON 14-7

WORD/Grend RepIde. MI

Ron Brandon

RIONTDLLS RHOS/CU BETE M D ER RID SPEIDWAGON

UB40 WI1NEY MXSTN Hottest: GEORGE LARNE 8-4 MBES 9-5 M.C. HAMER 16-8 VMIIJA ICE 19-15 CANDYMW 20-16

WIEXIOreen Bey. WI Coy/Crain

WHITEY HOUSTON

BELTE MILER DONNE 09 HENK

Oí0

PET 9030 BOYS

Hottest: OWE MICHAEL 8-3 ALIAS 10-6 JANET JACKSON 13-7 VANILLA ICE 22-15 POISON 24-17

WVICILMNIMA MI BbbbrnWKoBW

MUTT .1* BON JOVI TAYLOR DARE Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BO/P0 5-4

MAXI PRIEST 8.6 P DISOI 11-7 VMIIL ICE 11-9 JANET JACKSON 18-14

WTFKIM.dboA WI 0411111í1y TANDEM POISON DFPñ-LITE WILSON PHILLIPS DAMN YANKEE MUTATE/ 020100 Hottest: TBORGE MICHAEL 2-1 JANET JACKSON 7-4 MERLES 1}8 INS 14-9 MANILLA ICE 18-12

ZIOMMObon. WI lNeMon/KepIX

POISON JON BON JOVI NARRANT

0017144 HOLISM MUMM LEAGUE

0IL50 PHILLIPS 1940 (dp) Hottest: 6IGH1E00 BO/PO 2-1 MORSE WOAD. 7-4 JANET JACKSON 9-5 ELIAS 18-8 JANES INGRAM 19-10

KJ18101dbhan. 1115. OK MCCe0Lidd STYE »DIEN

WILSON PHILIPS WHITNEY HOUSTON

0840 DEM ME 100E NEVILLE MINERS (dp) Fotteet: NAM INGRM 1-1 SB-BON 2-2 VANILLA ICE 6-3 IBA r/SUZANNE VBO 16-11

ASYL D. 20-17

O BIONbhc.es CM. OK

B.11ó B.rOBT

B 31011 MITMEY «SI ON REITE BEAT JIL10 PRELIM :ISSA FIORIVA Hottest: :ALL YOUNG 4-1 LISA STANSFIED 8-5 new. . 10013 12-I1 ANITA BAKER 19-14 BEUTE Kam) 27-24

KOKOOIW.t NB

B MIWJArtma

MITNEY HOLSM01

DEEE-LITE (ap) WINGER (Sp) BELTE MIDL ER (Sp) VAUGHAN ERDTIERS (dp) Hottest: GEODE MI01AD. 1-1 CONCRETE BANE 3-2 INKS 8-4 M.C. HOMER 9-5 VANILLA ICE 17-8

KOILPeor4 IL

EdwvbSaWm

ECM MIND W ITNEY M SIC« RID 0/410000 CHEAP TRIM Hottest: GEORGE NICHML 2-1 JAMES IMJEAN 3-2 MAXI PRIEST 4-3 ALIAS 7-5 BREATHE 12-8

W2O1(Woek/ad. IL

I8EVRB

WITMEY HOUSTON

BILLY JOE. JON BON JOUI CONCRETE BADE Hottest: GWIEE MIGUEL 1-1 JAWS INMAN 3-2 ALIAS 9-3 DAVID CASSIDY 11-4 HALL 6 OATES 10.5

KHTK)St Louk. MO

JOKIrmWOlbrt

SEDUCTION (Op) 0IINET 1051CI BISCUIT (Sp) Hottest: JAMES IMEM 5-3 VANILLA ICE 7-5 CRUMBLE 12-9 BOYS 15-12 STENIE B 28-20

WRONRMedo. OH

B ees1Mlll.y

BEUTE KICKER (Sp) JON BON JOUI *ITNEY EMMA LIVING COLON (Ap) Hottest: NELSON 2-1 MAXI PRIEST 3-2 GE1Nx MICHAEL 5-3 JANET JACKSON 7-1 VANILLA ICE 10-6

W W(SRà.do. OH Mb. Wheeler

MIMMEY «MCI 0Iß01 PHILLIPS CHEAP TRICK JON EOM JOLI (ap) STEVIE B

Hottest: FELL counts 2-1 RIGEEdDi BO/PO 9-7 NIAS 10-B BETTE EIOLER 20-9 MACK BOX 26-21

KAYIOIRWM. OK Jon D.en

HUMAN LEAGUE

WILSON PHILLIPS DEM -LITE JON BON JOVI MITNMI HOUSTON

Hottest: MIX 2-1 DINO 4-2 JANET JACKSON 10-6 MRIGHTEOUS Mo/PD 13-7 M.C. HAMER 25-18

KMYIRubo. OK RRypr.MnIM

STYX

ÚB00 H ottest: 1D11EY IIAE 4-1 WINDER 2-2 WARRANT 10-7 BAD MIMI 14-8 POISON 9-12

KKRDNVkM.e. KS

ON111NVNN.n1

WITT. 10S101 TOW TONEI (ap) SCH) (ap) MEW SENSATION VAUGHAN BNT06 (4) Hottest: JETEI JACKSON 142 JAPES IMAM 10-5 R1_LA S BRD/PO 1}7 VAN0(ILLA ICE 23-15 DAM YANKEES 3221

WHOTry1MIgeImm ON

D is Thlrlceon

111301 PHILLIPS MINE! HOUSTON

DEM -LITE D OZEN MOO Hottest: OWE INGHAE. 3-1 JANET JAOL0O1 5-2 REMTIDUS BO/PO 10.6 JASS IDUNA 9-7 011101E MODE 11-8

P3

WBKXBOMI. Crook. MI

DeweerllDeVle

00GRUTE BRIDE LIVING cam (Ap) WHITNEY BIUS100 (dp) HEART (dp) Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL 6-1 TCNYI HINII TONI 20-13 INK5 21-17 M.C. HEWN 26-20 CMDTMM 2924

KYYYIBYmerek. ND

Bob Ball

VANILLA ICE (ap) JON BON LINI WANDS meta PET 9RY BOYS LONDON WIRDDYS

TIFFANY (Sp) Hottest: GENE 1040 20.100 }I WARRANT e-3 ALIAS 9-4 RIGHTEOUS BO/BO 11-6 CONCRETE BODE 23.15

WBNOIBbpNnptost IL

BooTIMM.

emir( 10.1100 DENY MOND (ap) 0640 BILLY JOE. (Np) Nottest: DES 7-4 ALIAS 14-8 AFTER 7 15-9 DAM YANKEES 24-16 CONCRETE BAUDE 23-17

WBWBBIoomHgton IN

Jim Craw 411.001 PHILIPS WI100 HOSTW BILLY JOEL Down OBRAD Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BRO/BO 4-2 AFTER 7 13-7 MARIAN CAREY 20-16 VIOLA ICE 25-18 POISON 29-26

WCILIGrbarbN. IL

Tory W.Ibkue

WHITNEY H0OStCN DES -LITE BEL XIV DEVOE (Hp) BETTE 10028 (ap) SLAUGHTER (Np) HUMAN LEAGW Hottest: 031301E BRIDE 2-1 JANET 2001904 14-8 ALIAS 15-9 MARIAN CARET 16-11 MOLL ICE D-17

KOMI/Gri r R.PMt 1A

D4at0.md WIINEY HOLISTC41

BELL 81V DEVOE

DOM OSNDHD Hottest: RIGHI9NS BBO/PO 3-2 JAPS IMO 13-8 ALIAS 10-9 AFTER 7 16-10 VANILLA ICE 20-13

WLAWICIMmpWlBn IL

MCC.rmlCpa

WILSON PHILLIPS BERE MEEKER

WITNS' HOI6M01 VANILLA ICE JON EON JOVI POISON (ap) DENY OSANNO

Hottest: JAMS INGRM 1-1 RIGTEW NO/PO 2-2 INES 10-6 PI C. HOMER 22-10 MARIAN CAREY 17-13

KCMOICW144 MO lemon/GM

KZIOmuWdt MN 103116ISiou. City, IA

MkheeYRanmy B ArMd.MpM(MII1.

WHIMEY HOLL51W

MET SENSATION ELISA FIORILLO WINDER Hottest: GEORGE NICXAD. 2-1 JAMES INGRAM 6-2 ALIAS 10-5 RIGHIIDUS NO/PO 15-9 M.C. HAMER 25-19

1101.55 ND

Jeck Lundy

DOMY 0901m WHITNEY BOIST01 WILSON PHILLIPS Hottet: RIGTEOLLS BO/PO 3-1 JUDE WIE 5-4 ALIAS 6-5 INNS 10-7 JANET JACKSON 13-9

)(LI3FM)Olend Fork.. ND

SRAWMeKkdy

M.C. HAUER WI1NEY NO151W DORT 090ND UB40 BILLY JOD. Hottest: SOD 9-8 ALIAS 12-11 CMCIETE BANE 13-12 STENIE B 20-15 VANILLA ICE 25-19

EONS/0mnd Forks. ND

Joy Murp(4V

CHEAP TRICK WILSON PHILLIPS 001111E! 1020101 HUNAN LEAGUE

Hottest: ALIAS 3-2 JANET JACKSON 7-3 G¢GGE 4001AEL 12-6 MARIAN CAREY 20-15 SLAUGHTER 24-22

WTBKIHRbInp. MN

KleproWO'BMn

WIS1EY HOUSTON

HEART

JON BON JINI KEA KILO ON THE B

MAY 0911110 (ap) Hottest:

LINSGEOIDE

KCHAEL 2-1 INNS 8-6 CONCRETE BANDE 16-10 ALIAS 17-12 VANILLA ICE 24 -It WKFRM.Ym.aoo. MI

AndHolyBIbo

RADO

NIMM Lase PARTY (Np) DAVID CASSIDT (ap) ASIA (dp) LIVING 01,168 (dp) SWEET SENSATION (ap) Nottest: COLIN JAPS 2-1 MOTLEY CUTE 4-2 WARRANT 15-10 POISON 25-14 DEN YANKEES 27-15

WAZEAd.y. M IN

Mork 1.1.140.0

WI7HEY HOUSTON

WILSON PHILLIPS ECM OEM 300 (Sp) Hottest: JAWS DORM 6-2 AFTER 7 10-4 RIGHTEOUS BO/PO B-6 WARRANT 13-12 MARIAN CAREY 19-16

KFRKA10.NR NE

Bonny V.bndne

RIGHTEOUS BR05/CU

WHITNEY M20101 DENY COMO SGO (Ap) VAUGHAN HOMES (ap) AMMER (Sp) Hottest: GONE MICHAEL 2-2 JAWS í0101I 3-3 RIGNEOI6 0W/CU D-6 INNS 11-8 ALIAS 14-10

WSNKMI1k.Bat MI

MITMB HODTI Monmal 4c0I JON BON JOVI I1PEGLI1E Botest: JETEI J-OSOM 7-3 IKES 16-7 ALLS 14-11 VANUA ICE 21-16 BETR MINER 36-27

KLYVBIMmW4 IA

DevbAloMmorl

W (ap) VANILLA ICE (ap) WHITNEY HOLISM BE11E PALMER NEVILLE 4000Eß5 *11900 PHILLIPS Hottest: MOM NOMAD. 3-1 ALIAS 7-4 RIWIEOUS BRO/PH 8-6 M.C. HAMER 20-14 POISON 34-23

JABS INMAN VANILLA ICE lap) Hottest: 111.501 PHILLIPS 3-2 RIOCEOTS 13110/P0 5-4 PAIN. TOM 7-6 ALIAS 8-7 HEART 23-15

1BKOBo411.. KB KMILIN MI.

MUMS 02014 11XRI COIMDL BILLY Ad (Sp) DOW MOND FAITH NO NNE (Sp) TOM TOM TONI (dp) Hottest: RIGTEOS ERO/PO 3-2 CONCRETE BADE 92 JAMBS INGRAM 10-7 ALIAS 1B-11 MARIAN CAREY 21-14

RICHTECUS 820S/C0 111150( PHILLIPS WTINEY must've( (Sp) JON BON JOVI UBE) BILLY JOEL (Ap) GONE 090181 Hottest: ALIAS 5-3 JAMES INGRAM 62 MARIAN CAREY 20-13 POLS(11 28-16 VANILLA ICE D-25

KATBIIM FMIb, SD MeBukelW.rd

WHITNEY HOUSTON

DONNE MOND JON BON JOVI VAUGHAN BROTHERS (dp) SURER :11 (Sp) Hottest: OEOGE MICHAEL 2-1 JANET JACKSON 5-2 DWEOE HODE 6-5 ALIAS 12-8 INKS 1}9

WOSRBprk.SMM. IL

MoerMLee

WHINEY N01131W WINGER (Sp) STEVIE B (dp) JON BON JOVI DOWNY WHO TIFFANY (Sp) TOW COMAE. (Sp) LIVING COLOUR (Sp) Hottest: MAXI PRIEST 2-1 JAMS INGRAM 7-2 040110W BO/PO 16-3 ALIAS 14-11 VANILLA ICE 2122

KKHT6pnnpAiek, MO

AlesellderlAwbn

HILLY JO L 1.11340

Hottest: JANET JACKSON 4-2 IIOS 8-4 ALIAS 10-6 MARRMT 11-7 SLAIKKIER 18-12

WPMRem 14.0.. IN

KMn Webb

REO MEN/WAGON (dp) WHITNEY 1010104 Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BOBO 16-6 BREATHE 21-13 VANILLA ICE 20-15 WARRANT 30-25 HALL & OATES 33-26

KFMWIWewloo, IA

Mork Hammon

FASTEN PUSSYCAT (Ap) LAIC 511010 PRINCE Hottest) ALIAS 6-3 DOS 7-5 JANET JARGON 10-6 HEART 11-9 WARRANT 12-10

WIFCMILlo 4 WI

DM Doran

«ANIMA ICE WIIMEY MUSIC« WILSON PHILLIPS ASIA 0410108 MOTHERS Hottest: GONE MICHAEL 3-1 JANET JACKSON 10-4 PEBBLES 8-7 IHRS 12-9 ALIAS 16-12

WEST MOST ADDED BREAKOUTS

Whitney Houston Styx Donny Osmond Soup Dragons Johnny Gill Too Short UB4O

Jon Bon Jovi Prince

P2

KKSB)Aburyueryu.. NM

John J.yrm

TOO SPORT

TEGHWO)KIC Hottest: JAM INGRAM 7-5

CANDHMM 17-11 M.C. HOMER 22-15 UNO 24-17 STEVIE B 2921

KKIOUBokw.IMd. CA BVNk.MAA.n

JOHNY GILL STEVIE B

OUA f/SIIZANNE VEO

2 IMA RODI Hottest: VANILLA ICE 3-1 MOM MOMEL 4-2 JAMES IMAM 11-6

AROYMAM 1}9 MARINI DUET 15-10

KAIBobo. ID K.epuBMNNNOY

41011035 BROS/a VANILLA ICE JON BON JOVI 0011016E PRIERS WHITNEY BRUCE HOR SBY

Nottest: Y GILL 5 2 A

BREATHE 4-3 AFTER 7 8-4 DINO 9-6 JMEE Jl®DM 15-10

KATM)Cclorado 8prlrm. CO

Jennifer BM

RED SPEEDHACOH

JON BON JOVI (Sp) LIVING COLOUR (dp) Honest: INS 6-6 ZZ TON 9-9 POIS01 15-11 DAM WORM 19-12

WINGER 21-18

KIKI(/Coor1do 81nÚ18.. CO

Bobby C1ubd.n

WHINEY H011S1W STENIE B

BEUTE MIXER lap) swarm (NO) AFTER 7 (6p) Hottest:

MONTE MICHAEL 2-1 MAXI PRIEST 6-3 M.C. HAMER 18-9 JON BON JOVI 22-10 BLACK BOX 19-15

KKMOICM1bdb Wm, CO

BIv1NRrkA. WILSON PHILLIPS Hottest: GEOARE Kama. 1-1 PSO S 2-2 SACK BOX 3-3

VANILLA ICE 13-7 CANDYMAN 12-8

MAD/Emma, OR CM. Ruh

DOM MOD VANILLA ICE (Np) WILSON PHILLIPS WHITNEY (0ATIM Kottest: NELSON 2-1 DEPELHE MODE 106 ALLS 16-12 NZGHTAS BRO/PO 18-16

M.C. HABER D-21

BSBFreeno. CA

0.111 Perker

1ITNEY 1X0131 1

INFURIATION SKIE JOHNNY GILL TEODNDIRONIC (ap) PRINCE DENISE LAPEL (Sp) T00 SHORT (Np) Hottest: JAMS IKPM 2-1 VANILLA ICE 13-8 LEAH UMW 22-14 DFNELITE 28-18

STEVIE B 1526

1114Monoll4. HI

Jamb Hyen

WHITNEY HOUST N

ELISA FIORILLO MINT GILL CANON WEBER ONE CR0SE GE 0F Hatear: MAXI PRIEST 1-1 AFRO 7 2-2 »FM GILL 3-3 VANILLA ICE 17-13 KEITH SWEAT 21-14

KGMOMo.lolu4 HI

Ak1I11/.rt

WHITNEY HOUSTON

JON BUN »VI (dp) TONYI TOMI T01EI (dp) Hottest: MAXI PRIEST 1-1 JABS INGRAM 2-2 WILSON PHILLIPS 3-3 M.C. HOMER 5-4 RIGOFOUS NO/BO 6-5

KLUCAA.VeBo.. NV D MM.ybr

WILSON PHILLIPS WWI 59OND BEET SEDATION

WHITNEY HOUSTON

Hottest: RIGHTEGES HBO/PO 1-1 JAPES INMAN 2-2 JANET JACKSON 6-4 VANILLA ICE 9-8 STEVIE E 15-9

KDONB.bM.MontereV, CA

W.UIS8u0n>

WHINEY HOSIOX JOHNNY GILL ONE CAUSE ONE 10F

STEVIE B

DENISE LOPEZ Hottest: AFTER 7 2-1 JAWS INMAN 9-2 CANDY/WAN 5-14 MARIAN CORM 17-15 VMDIA Ice 23-18

K22UB8sMW WA N epk1lMM.dlesaR

none Hottest: GEORGE KUTAD. 3-3 D@E041100E 4-4 ALIAS 12-12 M.C. HAMER 15-15 B AIN EOI 18-18

KRORu0on. A2 Pesk.0.1*.

EMIAN CAREY

WHITNEY HOUSTON

DM r/SUZANNE VEO (Np) Hottest: JAMS INGRAM

PAUL YO111MG 3 RIGHTIDW NO/PO 7-3 VANILLA ICE 20-7 ALIAS 24-17

P3

FM184ModestoSROsmn, CA

D.M.ronm/Hollnen

STYX

HUMAN LEAGUE

STEVIE B

WI11EY 1016101 AFTER 7 CANDI k THE BACK Hottest: JANET JAMON 3-1 GEORE NICKEL T-2 DBS 9-1 MARIAN CAMP 17-7 ALIAS 19-I1

KCAOION1ArtVermra CA Rkod..N.B.

PRINCE *ITEM HOUSTON

BETTY EOO (dp) CUM 0100. I

JOHNNY GILL IB10 Hottest: JANET 3-2JACKSON

ICE 12-8 PEBN25 11-9 CANDIHM 22-17 M.C. RAMER 29-20

KEVO(Pord.rul. OR

Ry.NN.I.1Ime WIME1 HOUSTON

Hottest: GEOIRE MICHAEL 4-1 JAPES INBM 5-3 JANET JACKSON 9, BILLY JUN. IB-6 INKS 11-9

KWNZB1q NV

Kolm./C.rM

WINEY 90101W (dp) DONY COOED (dp) Hottest: RIGHTEOUS BO/P) 2-1 VMIILA ICE 62 JAMS INGHAM 15-9 D IX 21-13 ALIAS 22-15

KROYBWoeII.Ede. CA MoC.r.1.Vlclnon

JOIN GILL WI1911 HOUSTON

2 R A ROM DAVID CASSIDY PRINCE B ISCUIT Hottest: EMILIA ICE I -I GKDMMAM 5-2 JAMES MEAN 3-3 TONI 10111 TOED 611 N.C. HAMER 8-5

KWODBeenmenca. CA

Co81MMoreen

WITTIG HOUSTON

HILL k OATES WARRANT (ap) Hottest:

NONI TO111 T0EI 6-5 11311 20 M0/PO 10-8

CANT/MAI 15-14 PEBBLES 20-17

BLACK BOX 22-20

KOOTIAnehorpe. AK

MuryM)Aken

WILSON PHILLIPS WHITNEY METH RE) SPE®HAGGN SOYA DENY MOND Wb0 PAItH NO 101E (ay) Hottest: JANET --1 VANILLA ICE 22 WARAN CARETCARET2}13-1 5 WARRANT 24-16 N.C. UM. 26-19

KKRIAncho m. AK Bow Kno.

JAWS IMAM BETTE MIDDR JON BON JO0I

MARIAN CAREY

DGNY MOND WHITNEY N06'TXW Hottest:

LIA PRIEST 5-3 ALIAS 12-9 AFTER 7 26-14 DAN TA 25.19 VANILLA ICE 33-25

2171111.11.. MT Sr-BMMmy MIIIGHR HGA1 1J W 11140 JUN EON JOUI Hottest: JANET JACOGI 146 M.L. NAMUR 22-18 WARRANT 3422 POISON 31-25 STEVIE B D-32

KBO2Boe.n est MT Ne1.on.K.1br

OOe1Y 099OND lap) REO SPEEDJAON (59) UBE) MIINEY (061051 DBEB-LITE (Np) SITE BILLY JOEL Hottest: JAMES INGRAM 3-1

010E511 IDDE 6-2 DINO 7-4 BREATHE 11-5 GONE MICHAEL 12-6

KTIIICeep.r, WY

IesnoNMMKlm .

WILSON PHILLIPS WINGER WHINEY MS101 J01 BON JOVI PARTY TORY 0X001 Hottest: GEORGE 10010 L 4-1 JANET JACKSON 8-6 D1WDE NODE 11-8 M.C. HAMER 27-20 WARRANT 2823

KFIO/Clemen 1e. WY D.nbblC.a.M

PRINCE 451181Er HOUSTON

JON BON .MAI EMILE HORLSBY TAMAN ROBES Hottest: JANET JACR.SON 3-3 RIGHTEOUS BRD/BO 8-6 BACK BOX 10-7 VANILLA ICE 20-10 M.C. GAMER 21-12

KR200neno, CA

E. Curta Johneen

LIVING COLOUR

FASTER PUSSYCAT (dp) Hottest: NAUGHTIER 1-1 INS 3-2 DEPEOIE MOIS 4-3

WARRANT 9-5 DAIM YA1el0BS 12-9

KFTIRJ.I.B FMK N) O rnrrlrera/Cery

*411101 011101 TORT comm. PARTI (4) SOUP DRAGONS (ap) Hottest: JAIES INGRAM 4-2 POISON 16-8 COGNATE ERME 18-15 HEART 24-18 JON BRII »II D-37

KMOKAewNtmt lD H.W1M..TIIM...

POISON BILLY MD.

*I (ap)

WIOO8f 02054 300 ORB -LITT (NP) PRINCE Hottest: CONCRETE BADE }1 JANET J6 1-01 6-1 ALIAS 16--11 WINTER 25-16 11011300 ERO/PO 29-20

KTMTIM.dlad. ON TO.eeWSbwort

*111111 H0161VX VAUGHAN BXODERS DANE -LITE 040 SNPDRAGONS Hottest: JAMS INGRAM 6-2 6 IMPEDE 101 9-4 JANET 4-01901 13-5 I103 11-8 A.t1S 17-10 2FUNIMemow. IO CurnmIng RABw

MI7MMI ROSION MBE OM MD

BILLY JOEL lap) CMDYMNI (ap) SOUP MIXES (de) Hottest: OWE MICHAEL 1-1 RIGHTEOUS BBO/PO 3-2 COIOETE BLONDE 5-3 INKS 8-4 VANILLA ICE 23-13

1151413.n llrb Oblme CA H.rblCbrk *arm( MOAT00 VANILLA ICE Hottest: APTER 7 12-3 I QS 11-6 MAIM CAME 33-E HALL A OATES 22-14 WILSON PHILLIPS 38-20

K2OZBen lAi W15Á CA J.cksonlARMP.w. MGM 0101016 (Np) MINDER (dp) SHEET SINISATION STEVIE B

JON BHT NVI 00111e( HOME« Hottest: JANET JACKSON 2-2 RIGHTE06 11R0/P0 172 1115 19-10 CMDONAN 18-13 'ANIMA NCB 21-16

917111.4* B1ó1\ CA

OWMwrlAiM MEET SERIATIM JON EOM »VI SOUP DRAGONS STEVIE B

DIVINATION SK1E BETE HOER WITTET HOUSTON Hottest: DEME NODE 3-1

JANET JACKSON 10-5 JAWS mum 15-11

HUMAN LEAGUE 22-16 uRMT 20-17

O011/1MCIM. WA !MI Welker WIYMEY HOUSTON BETE MIXER FAITH NO MORE

WILSON PHILLIPS PRINCE SI M (Sp) DINAR OBOMD Hottest: BILLY IDOL 15-11 ALIAS 23-16 VANILLA ICE 27-17 HALO 6 OATES 31-24 POISON 0.31 KFFMR.kI,I.. WA O 4./ Adenle W LIMEY 1X016101 DONY 09DM 10140 !LISA 100RTU0 ASIA Ida) STYX (Np) Hottest: OWE MIME. 2-1 JANET JACKSON 4-2 A71ß11 7 8-6 VANILLA ICE 14-10 PINES 13-11

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A AFTER 7 Can't Stop (Virgin) LP: After 7

Regional Reach E 85%

S 88% M 74% W 80%

National Summary UP 155 DEBS 5 SAME 26 DOWN 17

ADDS 7

Total Reports 210 82%

Parallel Reach

P1 83%

P2 83% P3 80%

Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 4 2 0 6 2-5 9 24 10 43

6-15 25 49 41 115 16-40 9 17 12 38

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91104 a KCAQ 13-10 131112 28-22 KW/ 3-2 DON 2-1 KIM 6-5

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YILM 18-12 IC AT 19-12 4711 5-3 1031 10-10 8585 9-7

/UMW

4881 19-14 MI 10-9 111194 15-9 131.01 13-7 IICI1. 7-7 KM 16-10 ward 18-16 KM 15-13 RM 21-18 6270 16-13 094 21-20 WIT on 9T9K 19-16 4AZY 10-4 KM 8-5 0095 7-15 WW2 13-10 WIPC 15-10

WEST

K OT 15-9 MR 2614 297 11-7 11(0 149 nits 15-10

0P1' 40-35 WIZ 22-10 2708 38-30 6Z02 10-6 51.096 12-3 095 21-15 0F914 8.6

AUAS More Than Words Can Say (EMI) LP Alias

Regional Reach E 87% S 93% M 89%

W 68%

National Summary UP 192 DEBS 6

SAME 11

DOWN 1

ADDS 8


Parallel Reach

P1 68% P2 85% P3 99%


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 5 6 12 23 6-15 16 52 45 113

16-40 15 33 22 70 One 2 2 0 4

Adds 4 2 0 6

Ch Adds 1 1 0 2 Total 43 96 79 218

riP 8104 d-18 WKS 34-32 MI d-26 YPi.I 28-24 mot 28-25 894 14-11 8AVA 19-16

Saum

911199 7-4 KWL On 095 25-22 KIM 20-16 6280 27-23 PIA 104 a 0100 15-13 897 a 4H02 22-14 0550 11-9 P00PI0 30-20 0105 a

14a691

Q102 11 fr Y718 18 fr (611 10-7 095 17-14 M37x 3-2 WOK 10-6 K 800 26-22 MOI 20-15 Me 3-3 //2 OL 15-12 9K80 5-3

WEST

KS104 a 1108 20-16 11015 29-27 K2ZP 16-12 KRKZ 18-13 KIEN 13-10 1100 19-15 0455 5-4 KPI2 1411 KURE 18-10

wl WI 00 d-27 MC6102 a-26 PIRATE on

j1 EAST

91.292 25-18 44E8 a-25 117999 a

WAAL 15-10 46.56 20-17 181.10 17-15 9054 16-14 JET -FM 16-11

WE FP 12-10 WIR 17-11 ME 5-2 79992 34-29

WAN 26-21 13101 23-20 W0 22-14 999281 7-6 en d-35 0102 23.18 98P60 17-8 930 15-10 8PS1 17-14 411a 18-12 92112 23-19 85a 20-16

SOUTH

8880 16-11 893 34-30 296.7 29-21 1306 26-23 6220 30-23 195 13-7 KA106 26-16 W1006 d-26 16Q 19-15 02106 10-7 W0( 26-26 Yap 17-13 2298 24-18 0105 12-10 WI/19 10-7 80SI 18-14 YAMS 24-20 WIT 18-11 80195 32-24 YAPE 18-15 (01111 19-11 YOGI 16-13 P1945 23-19 KAYE 20-15 0208 10-2 87.18 21-12 998601 19-15 714100 25-20 8486 12-8 1400 26-17 KW 22-17 1107 a IAQ 15-10 1.1067 23-19 8990 11-8 692 on 2102 23-18 073E 25-18 90193 17-14 WZL 12-8

1®169[

MOOD 15-10 920 18-17 8PKR 6-5 10027 10-8 (9105 10-9 WE 19-13 8787 3-6 8110 10-6 WIC 7-5 9141( 17-14 2104 18-8 11J103 21-18 1100 21-15 2293 7-5 YZOR 9-3 WW1 12-11 WKS 10-8 RAT107 20-17 102 13-13 WO 15-12 Wm 24-19

Y64T

11995 21-13 21.20 38-33 K587 16-12 Kap 19-11 711104 19-11 KCAQ on Ia10 13-11

OM 22-15 MOOD 31-28 KIM 12 fr KIN 2417

B AST

YP9R 12-6 94Fx 18-11 103209 8-5 95XX0 17-15

ASIA Days Like These (Geffen) LP Then & Now

Regional Reach E 38% S 41%

M 30% W 41%

National Summary UP 48

DEBS 10

SAME 35 DOWN 0

ADDS 4

«Fe 21-17 win 9-6 WYP 23-16 99IL 22-20 G98 24-20 871íI 23-13 ((OIE 6-4 mi10 8-6 W14 0-28

SOTa

MS 15-11 K072 20-17 YR5P 17-11 8JAD 13 fr 910D 20-15 9313 24-17 9(020 13-11 00997 9-6 KlK9. 14-11 WM( 15-12 898 18-13 KISK 21-13 0104 15-10 8YK5 28-25 2321 27-22 22II 26-19 5101 24-19 tom 13-8 61102 31-29 WW1 20-15 KAY 15-8 21111 16-13 MIN 11-7 8V84 21-14

12A2142

4134 33-28 KYYY 9-4 W9lp 14-8 4883 19-17 ((CIL 15-9 20a 10-9 01.168 6-5 KOM 1411 KIM 7-4 OZIO 10-5 094 6-5 KOR 3-2 1.9378 12-11 0180 17-12 81ER 9-5 ((A20 20-17 0PR1 14-10 ases 8-7 99KG 18-11 K095 5-3 KPAT 12-8 1011 10-6 87BM 1411 NPFB 22-17 WM 6-3 YIFC 16-12

9(37

ROT 255-18 KW 12-9 297 7-4 WO 27-22 0T16 22-17 KPBO 17-13 1128 11-8 292 11-6 MK 16-11 KENT 17-10 ZPUN 15-9 K702 27-18 51296 20-17 Y97 17-13 095 23-16 KM 16-13


N&A

Chart Pos

1

2-5 6-15

16-40 Ons Adds

Ch Adds

Total

Parallel Reach

P1 6%

P2 35% P3 68%

Spry P1 P2 P3 Tot

O 0 0 0 O 0 1 1

O 2 3 5 3 24 31 58

1 12 16 29

O 0 3 3

0 1 0 1

4 39 54 97

iA3f

894 29-27

300rH

0SA0 39-35

M¢018.7T

WEST

11138 2624

Al PIRATE on

F1292 on YAM 2423 WAAL 2423 9038 38-38 JET -PM 27-26 P0092 d-90 999090 31-31 0102 on 937 21-17 8931 29-25 87(9 on 4080 25-21

9A113 on 9307 37-35 80W 25-19 9802I 17-14 998AY5 on Mm0 31-29 692 27-25 2102 d-34 11T1m0 a-32

MIAOW

MD 0-23 a 105 31-29 11002 0-30 KIM 0n

W63I

KF95 32-29 KM 8-7 KW 37-34 PM104 on IaTO 21-19 W M 32-27 KM 33 fr

44r WM 22-20 112112 on WYP on 098 on 9081 24-24 IMP 81 1/91 TO 25-21

YJBK 27-24 898 27-23 KISR d-33 0105 8-33 221 0n RO71 35-33 6110E 40-37 WI 134 35-32 KA1 On WTI 30-26 69I11 27-21

1¢111647

1371 )4-27 YCIL on 60M 32-32 K210 on 194 27-24 603 15-12 W1VR a KM 27-23 9960 d-38 2099 on KPAT 25-22 6103 on 878R 2 -21 WP FA 39-39 ere 15-14 9IPC a

MST

297 on MX on KT RS On 1'BO 27-25 /MR 6-4 156 31-24

Continued On Next Column


S 55% M 32%

W 66%

National Summary UP 48 DEBS 25 SAIE 22 DOWN 0 ADDS 30

SOUTH

8780 an K 106 on 1328On K21í106 dn es( al 62106 19-18 YCGQ 23-19

Asia Continued

WW1

KRKS 40-33 KQIZ on me d-38 6130 0-2/ 00597 14-8 01(9 38-35

KH1 32-27 KM. 35-30 Z71N on 6202 34-28 SLY96 30-27 197 d-29 0295 on 131111 a

s STEVIE B

Because I Love You (LMR/RCA) LP: Love & Emotion

Total Reports 125 49% Parallel Reach

P1 56% P2 50% P3 43%

N&A


1 0 0 O0 2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 7 4 1 12

16-40 21 25 15 61

One 4 10 8 22 Adds 3 15 7 25

Ch Adds 0 2 3 5

Total 35 56 34 125

tio WKS d-28 92011 20-14 PRO -FM 31-22

SOUTH

70099 30-19 68W on 697 27-19 WU on MAO a P00131 20-15 0105 20-15

M0697

696 23.19 8789 on fr ((La 31-24 4080 a

WEST

K5104 23-17 0108 29-20 21 IS on R22P a KI3N 35-31 Q106 10-7 8100 d-30 KP1.2 d-26 RUBE d-28

Al 80197 33-29 9100 13-10 F8196 28-17 1T7M 20-15 RKKB 26-22 1100102 d-23 WR 20-17 870-7M 23-18 P1002 24-18 1/7949 d-16 KM1. 17-13 801917 33-25

BA81

F1.092 a 601999 a 815E d-27 9058 a KR2 d-34 TIC -PN 39-30 70092 a 9992111 d-35 0102 a 98993 d-23 930 a 9901 a 8K1(0 0-39

SOUTH

8880 0-39 296.7 d-27 ((PIE 34-31 K106 on 1228 on KÁ106 e 1133 17-14 WW1 32-30 9CG0 d-30 KM 37-31 OPBR 17-14 VANS on WIT 40-37 999405 On NABB a 26214 on 0107 25-21 2102 a 87W 23-20 AU on

110711631

YOTZ a KM/ 26.20 01105 a-35 MER on ((00 d-18 M20 34-24 1110 28-20 WKS A

KOS 29-21 K510 a-25 K995 On

660( 4 KKIp d-32

K542 an B95 35-26 194 28-24 13910 an MUG 15-9 971104 a KCAQ 31-26 12100 24-13 6004 a RR4 30-27

0A4T

87R8 d-24 103CTR a

95%x2 a-26 95x01. a

SWfH

KW d-40 6012 a-33 WID on KM0 a-39

8.110 39-38 KISR d-31 6918 d-29 KZII on

0101 on 23104 21102 d-39 ((1111 on 0123 36-34 89511 30-25 6191 On

KNIN a

muse

11*a 39-35 2210 on 094 on 11.937M 20-15 x095 027 KP4T 27-23 87BR a

MIST

%GOT d-40 Z97 d-32 2960 d-33 6F6 39-31 Keol On

2702 a 097 a

ANITA BAKER

Soul Inspiration (Elektra) LP: Compositions



W 36%


SAME 26

DUO 2

ADDS 1

[N&A

Parallel Reach

P1 19%

P2 29% P3 41%

Chart Summery Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 0 1 0 1

16-40 8 24 24 56 Ons 3 8 9 20

Adds 1 0 0 1

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 Total 12 33 33 78

K11( de 1100 27-23 K5Á0 34-32

14í0164T

WCI 21-18

962

112P On 61.91 20-18 0106 On 1100 29-26

Al

WIOO a WPfiC 2423 6311 28-23 F74102 18-16

BAST

eia 33-31 M'3R 33-34 IERI 32-32 M.M8 29-26 98P X1 28-26 U1CR on

900(8

4990 an 096.7 25-24 13Z8 0-36 400 25-24 8W0 24-18 6278 32-30 6784 22-22 W1R on 42n 33-31 ((911 34-32 1CY10 19-17 99a05 32-29 PM100 20.18 IeHY 30-28 2107 23-20 0102 35-31 610 26-19 ((10, on

YOD 24-23 299 19-14

41190

1049 on 6995 40-38 Kan dm KING d-34 658) On 695 33-28 ROM on

21St

8700 25-25

((((FR 28-25 103CIR 26-24 95xX0 33-30 WITH 0-27 WTP 33-30 G98 35-33 1A00 32-32 MIA on

SOUTH

6A05 on 903F 38-37 9JAD 31 fr

MID 21-20 IOICR 32-30 WIC( 29-26 0101 on 1302 33-32 WI Le 36-33

MI0.1267

1377 40-36 WINO 40-37 1.14 29-29 1a93FM on 2095 On ODBR 30-29 87FR 36-37

EOZ m KTR3 40-37 IMO 37-35 K71(0 37-32 1nn on KIM[ 38-36 2202 on

10111 on

BLACK BOX

Everybody Everybody (RCA) LP: Dreamland

Total Reports 181 71% Parallel

P1 71%

4!)

Reach

P2 72% P3 69%

Regional Reach E 69% S 78% M 68% W 64%

National Summary UP 133 DEBS 5 SAME 32 DOWN 10 ADDS 1

Chart Smmmry Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 2 0 1 3

2-5 8 7 2 17

6-15 15 27 10 52 16-40 18 45 39 102

One 1 2 3 6

Adds 1 0 0 1

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0

Total 45 81 55 181

EA4r

MS 1-1 92O 7-4 119.1 4-4 2100 2-2 HWX 12-18 P80-101 19-17

SOWS

P0099 25-24 1LEG1. On 2200 23-22 Po2104 6-9 697 15-15 WNW 17-17 I6A0 20-14 P00PI0 10-9 0105 16-14

MOW=

B96 3-3 295 25-19 0102 24 fr ((P88 16 fr WCI 13-10 MR7 14-14 WZPL 29-25 WO 2421 11131 ¡ea 3-3 40B0 28-24

WEST

K5104 19-27 2115 26-24 101Z 24-19 6I5N 25-23 2100 5-3 RP1Z 29-27 KUT2 20-12

PA1/

V 80797 9-11 8000 18-18 YPOC 6-7 70096 7-12 6TP11 6-5 IMO 3-1 1101102 9-6 F00106 4-Y WI 10-8 1407949 1413 1E3. 6-12 1401977 23-23

EASI

fl.192 15-13 SAAL 16-14 4K58 7-6 101.15 19-16 85011 20-18 REM 11-6 WNW 19-15 TIC -7M 2-7

toms 2-2 ((K7E 26-21 91192 35-34 13101 20-17

49011 3-2 999181 21-15 95P6 8-5 0102 21-19 98PK0 25-22 930 25-18 8P5T 16-11 WO 24-20 WM 28-23 ma 25-21

9M 20-15 893 21-19 x96.7 9-9 W8 - 19-14 0106 7-2 0228 20-12 RA 106 d-27 411013 18-10 (S9í 23-19 lea 33-25 800 27-21 22711 14-11 0105 32-28 MR 2-2 816I 19-17 VMS 19-18 82YP 22-15 80195 12-10 ((APE 16-13 K70Ú 23-19 4030 19-18 999409 21-19 Mon 28-24 2878 4-2 Y107 13-11 %11067 22-18 8985 19-15 2102 17-13 1í11m 22-12 WOW 14-11 81121. 21-18

YKDD on 92X 25-20 0412 23-26 91EH d-27 1.316) 23-22 9T70 12-7 2104 30.26 6J103 28-25 K00 29-28 2810 16-16 MN 29-28 WKS 26-21 2/101 07 33-28 6082 22-18 mi07 23-20

KKSS 9-6 2995 19-15

11ÁK 19-15 1140 3-3 K31Á On 695 18-17 I94 20-20

JON BON JOVI Miracle (Mercury) LP: Blaze Of Glory

Total Reporta 148

Regional Reach

E 56% S 61% M 64%

W 48%

National

Summary UP 12

DEES 50 SAME 31

DOWN 0 ADDS 55

N&A

Chart Pos

1

2-5 6-15 16-40 Ons

Adds Ch Adds

Total

134 16-16 WC 26-26 KCAQ 19-16 64101 22-20 6801 10-10 62211 18 fr jJ 95100 19-17 8012 31-29 098 10-5 8181 d-20 WKA 3-1

SOUTH

KARS 17-12 1012 23-20 4RSF 36-32 4.140 24 fr en) 29-26 42RR 27-25 802G 30-25 2K997 23-39 RIM 17-15 4JM% 23-22 B98 19-16 KISR 16-11 YYKS 19-13 5903 25-24 521I 24-17 5101 22-18 too 34-27 5110E 21-11 8113 2623 KAY 29-22 WRIT 12-12 WM 18-13

1211464(

4811 8s 48118 22-20 KIL 23-19 KO(R 25-17 MÁ18 23-20 11(19 31-31 KLM 37-31 6210 34-29 094 on YIffR 35-29 1030 24-19 9960 on 6095 d-39 2917 16-12 1188 19-15 4PF8 on WI FC 28-27

41137

ICBM 22-20 2713 29-25 BP6O 10-7 12H 37-34 K710! 26-18 Z7UN d-32 13.102 2825 9.096 28-23 197 3046 0095 32-28 391 18-16

58% Parallel

Reach P1 29% P2 59% P3 79%

Summary P1 P2 P3 Tot

O 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 O 2 0 2

10 24 26 60

3 15 13 31 4 20 18 42 1 6 6 13

18 67 63 148

EAST

((FU 35-31 2100 26-22 WU 3026 894 a P90 -FM a-32

SOW

KWL On KI®0 a 897 d-27 W92 d-27 K5W d-30

12100630

WDFX On

miTT 111821 a KEW 0-29 ((100 35-31

11.292 39-37 8A® a-35 4VS8 On JET -PM on NOR a WE KC101 On WG11 on 9996111 d-33 Y102 a 98P KT d-29 930 d-27 1952 d-36 MACK on ((182 d-38

IM08 a 12106 d-15 WOK d- 11030 0.31 4A113 on 8Zn d24 40W d-37 ((0I d-23 PYR945 a 67011 a 99((A13 WMY an 13111 On 0107 a 0.1067 a 10190 d-23 692 On Z102 a KT0 a-26 WR7L

MI064r

11200 a 920 d-30 WPXR d-32 40T3 d-28 01105 a-27 16[E on WIIX on 90ICa 2104 a-30 6010 d-21 2293 on 920 a-34 ((Na YOBS a 212107 a 10140 d-31

1i4 6795 197M a 6113 22-10 MID an moo a FN104 d-30 2010 d-27 2180 d-30 6ZZU on fr

EAST

W71 37-31

301(08

KARS a 4KSF On IMID on 4220 a-28 021397 -38 Wat( d28 11I86 a-39 5104 a1 97K5 131I d-29 0101 a 600 d-36 6M00 on WI 1.2 a KAI a 6YA d-32 11NIN a

140WS1

840K on ETTI a 8940 o-38 wes d-32 WI 0-34 K4(9 d-37 111.211 a Kap a KLM 0-33 KZI0 on 8T80 a 81ff8 on WAZO d-30 11PRI d-30 99KG on 1695 SPAT a-29 K081 d-40 W091 a KM 38-33 9IPC d-32

WW2

R005 d-37 KPXR a-33 Z97 a 2612 d-40 KT85 a 0FB0 a R9ZR d-18 IFfZ d-37 91211 0-29


9019%

WM 0.38 693 a-35 296.7 d-29 Y7K a K 106 CRn

195 28-25 6A106 d-26

Jon Bon Jovi Continued

103218 32-28 950X0 a-29 8132 on 184YP On

9531. a Yf1n on 87MP On 4130 d-29

BREATHE

Say A Prayer (A&M) LP: Piece Of Mind


M 88% W 64%


SAME 20 DOWN 4

ADDS 0

rile 8-40 ZPW on 131º a 3LT96 d-28 797 0r95 40-36

Total Reporta 210 82% Parallel

Reach P1160$ P2 83% P3 98%


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 2 4 5 11

6-15 15 62 56 133

16-40 19 28 16 63 One 2 0 1 3

Adds 0 0 0 0

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 Total 38 94 78 210

rip ENT

WM 12-9 4m.I 10-7 8P1-1 24-21 *GO 26-23 294 22-19 P90-91 22-21

=TR

P8899 21-21 Mix 17-15 KM 25-20 F87104 11-10 2100 12-10 697 21-21 W(2 19-13 MAO 8-7 P00PIG 18-17 0105 29-27

MIAMI

0102 17 fr 8719 23 Tr WCI 16-14 095 12-11

8271, 19-16 KIM 28-24 BRII 9-7 K113113 22-22 84.3. 26-25 1035 8-6

W3r

6S104 on 608Z 14-9 KIM 3-3 0100 4-2 OYSb 13-12 1312 12-8 KU40 12-7

P1 A.

10784 on

0IIIR 17-16 1401102 20-19 1101949 17-17 609977 21-18

6A4I

91.092 20-16 4A08 13-16 WAAL 4-3 405E 18-13 MVO 15-13 9050 1410 J67-71 23-23 4E11Z 17-14 Wla 18-14 TIC -7M 24-21 91E8 17-15 P0092 23-20 181111 15-11 10101 18_14 12721 149 9991011 B-7 96P0 22-19 Y102 12-10 98P3 13-12 930 8-8 ((PST 19-17 WICK 22-19 4106 1411 81a 18-14

WBBQ 17-12 893 15-13 296.7 7-6 ((nP 16-11 K106 16-13 177.213 16-15 210106 21-19 41C(b 13-12 8558 16-13 906 21-22 22106 9-8

1113( 18-15 KW 1 3- 9 0105 16-13 BINI 9-8 W63I 17-15 WANE 20-16 1(319 16-14 113195 11-9 980E 12-11 WUI 5-2 8aI 25-22 789945 1410 2200 1413 9032 11-6 99aTS 13-12 99100 18-17 ((ABB 20-16 0081 15-8 1291 2441 0107 12-10

12101 14-11 1.1067 12-10 9820 28-25 692 21-19 0102 11-8 KT0 9-4 4021. 27-23

40860

4KDD 13-11 921 10-8 II908 17-17 87T3 18-14 948E 16-12 1R>87 17-14 YIllI 20-20 WIC 13-13 WM 15-10 2104 17-13 KJ103 19-16 Z99 25-23 2400 19-17 9293 12-8 930 10-6 1111291 22-21 11(83 21-16 6AT107 18-14 1102 10-8 1.1107 13-10

96.15 15-14 0795 43 2AK 9-7 KM 21-14 KSND 13-11 KOp 20-23 13104 6-9 KCAO 17-14 ATO 19-17 0WZ 19-14 WO 24-22 0221 7 fr

6132

MPIIR 14-13 WPQ 10-8

10 3CR 10-9 95510% 15-11 WPE 10-9 WM 22-20 WYP 16-12 95001. 19-17 098 15-11 WIT 13-10 KelP 9-7 MI70 10-9 U011 27-23

SOUTH

K ARS 10-6 R110 16-14 «SF 18-14 WAD 10 fr WID 14-8 13101 11-9 039 12-7 1q0 15-13 IOC( 6-5 898 11-6 MR 14-10 0104 19-15 WKS 17-15 6918 2423 12I0 13-10 0101 18-15 K O« 17-13 1010 18-15 WI1M 9-9 KM 10-7 89NT 26-23 KIM 18-14 ONIM 19-18 W95 19-16

14X8835

88x1 34-27 1111 20-14 91841 4-2 WM 18-15 KU 27-26 KOCH 18-15 MJM 13-9 ROM 26-23 KLM 13-12 1210 1410 094 16-12 2317 On 1.9378 18-17 //PBX 6-5

UKFR 13-1l 8ÁZ1 16-15 KPKK 13-9 1360 10-10 9900 20-15 2195 21-17 KPH 7-6 11017 2422 VW 12-8 8PFK 21-13 64184 5-4 WIFC 9-8

9611

K011 1412 MR 20-16 297 16-14 3102 11-5 HMS 14-9 K M 22-20 RF6 15-13 6202 31-28 2113 10-6 ZFUN 19-15 IMO 20-14 5L196 13-11 297 7-7 095 1410 KPn1 17-14

c CANDYMAN Knockin' Boots (Epic)


National Smeary UP 54 DEBS 11 SAM 24 DOM 2 ADDS 7

Total Reporta 98 38%

Parallel Reach

P1 52% P2 35% P3 33%


1 1 0 0 1

2-5 7 2 0 9

6-15 10 8 3 21

16-40 12 18 11 41

Ons 2 8 9 19

Adds 1 2 2 5

Ch Adds 0 1 1 2

Total 33 39 26 98

0A3í

MOMS 2j-20 ((300 29-21 MPU d-32 PRO -PM 33-29

Sans

KRB* d-33 P00104 30-27 Pali PIG 3-2 0105 5-2

MIO647

696 13-12 295 23-17

((1118 on fr

K S 22-15 x012 d-34 emu 38-34 9220 a 13113 a-35 1111 on

S97111 611E 29-28 801.11 on

2106 35-32 991(1 15-15 6220 on 681106 a 14064[ ((012 31-30 5077129-25 2800 29-24

Parallels Continued on Page 112

LAST

F1.292 37-32 111999 d-29 WAAL 33-29 WKSE a 14410 On

41.35 on KC101 on 1.231 2421 WCK 40-37


1 1 2 R&R October 12,1990 PARALLELS® WDFX 18-12 AHMT 11-10 MAL an

WEST

KS104 14-11 KILS 11-8 0106 2-4 8100 27-23

PI 1101.97 a WIM 35-30 WPOC 17-12 P8R96 d-33 AIM 16-11 RXÆ 22-21 1127102 22-18 P15106 12-9 RRPR 1-2 8.01 -FM I-1 R(GI 2-2 F14102 3-3 801949 8-14 pF7. 4-4 H01977 11-6

Candyman Continued

RPRR 4-3 WARS on K2C0 on wen d-33 01511 35-30 0107 22-17 51067 30-29 0102 d-32

Iff01EST

Cß105 24.-18 WM 28-16 »TX a-25 KHiR 12-9 RRO 26-23

WEST

MSS 17-11 KM( 13-9 KAX on 51DG 12-8 B95 19-11 194 12-10 RCM on KLUC 22-19 RCAO 22-17 KRO1 52 8800 15-14 KM 15-14

KCMG 40-36 111213 on 99KG d-40

60B11 34-30 wF0 on

WEST

ROOT d-39 (B02 39-36 1TF5 on RIM on 5101( d-39 ZFVN a

1000 18-13 Y97 m OR95 37-33 KPPM on

MARIAN CAREY Love Takes Time (Columbia) LP: Mariah Carey


Regional Reach

Reach P1 83%

E 88% P2 88%

s 93% P3 91%

M 77% Chart W 91% SmearyPos

P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 5 2 0 7

Summary 6-15 25 32 35 92

UP 205 16-10 20 62 37 119

DEBS 6 Ons 0 1 0 1

SAFE 8 Adds 2 1 0 3 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 1 1 2 ADDS 5 Total 52 99 73 224

vo EAST

WKS 24-19 4ZOU 28-24 4a.I 21-14 WPW 21-17 0100 21-19 B94 18-15 P1100.W 32-19 NAVA 22-21

SOUTH

58199 19-17 Xea 15-13 KÆO 0-34 PNR104 24-22 Y100 19-15 B97 12-8 81VZ 23-15 8SA0 9-8 P1RPI0 16-12 0105 17-12

MOWS?

896 21-14 Z95 15-10 NNCI 12-9 095 20-18 WHIT 23-23 KBflO d-25 WRTI a RDWB 211-23 WI.A. 20-17 W Bp d26

WETT

(5104 16-13

0108 22-12 KITS 16-11 1022 17-15

KKRZ 16-11

KISN 6-5

0106 6-5 0100 17-13 KNSS 15-11 0212 23-17 1011 21-13

PI NAfy

H0T97 15-13

vim 17-13

MCC 8-5 P1919625-21 M1119-17 MR a H0710219-16 IUFR 7-6 K OY-FH 12-9 KGGI 4-4

FM102 7-6 RM. 2-2 H0797727-19

E AST

Fi.092 13-9

WABE 32-28 WAAL 21-16 WISE 29-24 8M14 26-23 WISP 21-15 JET -FM 11-9 BIMR 26-24

TICF11 31-22 WKSS 16-11 wee 21-18 P8192 3124 OLAN 2824 KC101 27-22

Mal 25-18 999811I 16-13

teen 29-24 Y102 d-20 98PXY 20-16 939 2825 WPST 21-20 YK(x 19-14 40R 30-24 WYCR 22-19

WB80 21-16 993 2441 896.7 27-23 MT 29-23 K106 39-29 nu 22-19 I95 25-22 5A106 2823 111216 23-17 WSW 24-14 WUZ 7-5 R2106 a25 MR 25-21 15130 21-16 1C721 26-19 G105 18-12 5311R 11-9 WINK 29-25 WAMS 21-19 YZYP 15-8 00195 28-21 CAPE 14-12 WM 22-16 P5945 26-22 MX 21-18 MAU 22-14 MIX 23-21 991513 18-16 F11100 19-16 CABB 16-11 810Y 23-15 KIM 29-22 1107 17-13 MIX 23-19 11900 an K92 25-23 2102 26-20 RUX 21-11 wVV 18-15 WM d-32

8001950

(0105 9-5 ME 20-17 4010 15-11 en 23-19 RIFO 22-1T 0104 28-24 (2103 22-19 1040 2524 8093 18-15 WAR 3027 43Hß 18-14 881 2724 NVKS 14-12 RAY107 26-20 4300 18-10 0407 21-16

WEST

MSS 18-13 MCC 15-10 595 20-14 KAX 2724 (p0 11-9 (SND 20-18 995 2924 194 6-6 IN/40 10-7 MUG 19-17 5.1104 17-7 KCAO 28-18 KX30 17-15 182 27-23 5000 9-7 550 32-29 not 17-15 KZZU 16 fr

IQOa

EAST

w11R 17-15 WNFX 20-13 103:IR 23-21 95XU 18-13 NKPE 18-14 1512 26-21 IUYP 30-23 G98 22-13 wee 19-14 AVITO 21-12 WXA 23-20

SOON

KAKS 26-23

1000 18-13 'asp 27-23 AJAD 21 0 VOID 18-11 MCP 28-20 YZ2G 15-10 DIM 16-12 WMM 8-6 99824-17 1138 18-12 0104 22-16 MKS 23-17 18!49 d-26 RSI 22-13 0101 23-17 KWT 18-10 Æ0E 27-27 MLR 13-10 RIO 16-9 MIT 18-17 KIM( 21-15 5108 2523 WEBS 25-19

MIMEST

8900 25-21 KM 24-19 VR50 28-22 W949 20-16 BOIL 16-11 MR 21-16 9.88 17-13 K042 22-33 KLYV 17-13

1210 22-17 094 19-16

KWT 20-15 5.935129-27 Wr80 20-14 4Á2Y 19-16

MIX 16-11

995021-14 RG95 20-13 MAT 14-11 (KIT 33-32 WDBI 17-13

18581 24-16 WIFC 17-13

(WT 23-15 KPRR a-34 Z97 15-0 1300 31-27 KIRS 25-16 (FBO 18-16 (FTZ 23-19 KMXC 23-19 KIM! 24-16 MIN 21-14 UM 24-17 SLY96 33-8 097 18-14 Oß95 20-13 RFW 23-18

DAVID CASSIDY

Lyin' To Myself (Enigma) LP: David Cassidy

D F Total Reports 169 66% DAMN YANKEES

Pa

áeacñ Regional High Enough (WB) Reach

ilD P1 35% LP: Damn Yankees

E 65% P3 88% 4 Total Reports 13 52% M 76% P3 88%

M 65% Parallel

W 54% Chart Summary Regional Reach

Pos P1 P2 P3Tot Reach P1 19%

E 40% P2 50%

National 2-5 0 1 0 O1 S 51% P3 81%

Summary 6-15 1 1 0 2 M 65% UP 101 16-40 14 48 57 119 W 50% Chart summary DEBS 20 Ons 4 19 8 31

Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot

SAME 32 Adds 3 8 3 14 1 0 0 0 0

DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 0 2 2 National 2-5 0 0 0 0

ADDS 16 Total 22 77 70 169 Summary 6-15 2 7 7 16

UP 95 16-40 7 39 46 92

SOUTH DEBS 11 Ona 2 8 9 19

SAW 21 Adds 1 2 2 5

DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 1 1 2

ADDS 7 Total 12 57 65 134 1121

EAST

8104 on NUS d-33 VPW 29-27 B94 27-24

WAVA a

SOUTH

510104 a Y100 24-21 YIVZ on ISAO 25-17

MIDWS7

Z95 2421 0102 32 fr WNCI 15-13 KM/ d-35 W(TI 23-21 WHO 19-17

WEST

KM a

K0SN 23-20 0100 on KN5S 24-21 KURE d24

wI 52-51 d-30 101949 on

FLY92 30-27 19.1.10 28-26 8V31 39-32 JET -FM on WM 26-24 10MC 29-17 21ÆE d-34 135592 40-38 RC101 d-29 WM 2926 999511 30-27 1OìPK a Y102 on 98P00 2725 WPST on WM 0_40 NSZ d-35 WYCR 28-26

SOUTH

19380 d-37 B93 23-20 wee on (106 d-33 ÆZ0 37-31 WOOD d-23 VSSX a

4M(0 a NQIO 31-28 (2AT a G105 28-24 WINK d-35 WARS a NZYP 31-27 90195 30.26 NAPE 25-24 8011 24-18 PYN945 25-21 MX 22-20 87.04.1 a COJO 27-25 9915YS 35-33 4111 00 28-25 WABB on 10HY 35-23 f.Bn4 an 0107 33-25 MC( an 5.1067 33-30 K92 on 0102 30-28 KM( 30-23 MN on WIO1. on

MIDWEST

8B0 on NPBR 20-18 WIZ a (0105 37-36 WORD 27-25 WIU 15-11 WIC on BfFX 29-26 Z99 d-31 K0K0 28-26 8093 21-18 MIX 17-4 88Gt1 an OKRD on 111101 on

WEST

MSS on KP95 39-34 RATM 18-16 (AX on we 34-23 KSND on F11104 24-18 10/NZ d-34 ÆOY a KIM an

EAST

851111 a »EX 2923 10311I 27-25 95800 a23 WIKZ 35-33 87TP d-35 95XIL 31-24 G98 on WIM 27-25 WOMP 25-22 MHT^ 20-18

RA(1 35-29 (0IZ 26-21 WISP d-35 8JAD on fr WM 27-23 MAL 33-30 WZ2G d-26 0E397 25-19 KM 35-29 11.105 31-27 998 2622 RISK 25-19 0104 an NYKS d-36 REIM on 12II a 0101 29-27 MX 23-17 RPM on 80121 30-27 KIXY d-37 10111( 23-21 10114 31-27 WEBS a-38

mum KM 2822 wen 34-29 WCIL 32-25 KIM 32-29 1E24 0-28 KCMG 34-28 KLYV 35-27 KZIO 26-22 194 on XL93FM 19-18 WIBX 29-25 MT a WM 35-34 MIX 22-19 99K0 34-29 KG95 40-35 82AT on KIM 23-17 60811 23-20 WPMB 35-33 MEd 27-25 WIFC 31-28

WETT

K07T 30-26 (PX11 2421 KM 30-25 RTXS 34-30 (P90 40-30 RIM 34-27 DO( on (Ter 34-28 ZFUN 39-33 MAL 35-30 5096 40-34 (095 26-26 MW 35-31

CONCRETE BLONDE Joey (IRS) LP: Bloodletting



S 54% M 53% W 55%

National

Summary UP 98

DROSS 10

SAME 12

DOWN 8

ADDS 10

Parallel Reach

P1 29% P2 50% P3 80%


1 1 1 2 4

2-5 3 5 2 10

6-15 6 9 17 32 16-40 4 33 39 76 Ons 1 4 1 6

Adds 1 3 1 5

Ch Adds 2 1 2 5

Total 18 56 64 138

MST

6104 a20 WOKS 11-11

SOUS

Y95 d-29 eon 7-6 KSBG 21-11 280104 32-26 WW1 24-23 10580 2-2

80011930

Z95 5-3 WEST

KZ2P 15-13 KKRZ 4-29 KISN 12-9 0100 on 0ûS 14-13 8212 a KIM 30-20

4-I PIRATE 3-4 001949 2-1

E AST

WAAL 25-20 8!10 14-12 WSR 4028 JET -FM 20-16 189100 14-12 WIDE on Wß92 29-25 10001 18-17 99951I 11-3 98558 29-21 93G d-30 WPST 9-8 WBC( 27-22 11152 37-30 MR 19-15

SOUTH

1I990 19-19 896.7 a 1106 1-1 5ZZ8 d24

I95 a NRCa 2820 W3SX 2825 WCUº 36-32 MANS 31-26 W2YP 2721 WADE 23-20 4U7í 14-8 WOKI d28 9911A01S 24-17 »MY on K9FM 5-3 WRVO 23-19 Z102 33-27 KEA 10-8 8051 m WR1 31-27

802!941

WIRD 0-21 92028-28 11105 a NORD 20-19 MIX5 1-4

1081C 23-21 RIFO 33-30 0104 d28 KWO 3-2 W00K a-35 WROV 23-20 WM 25-23

WEST

5395 25-22 KATE 5-8 KIM 39-36 KM 24-19 PM104 1-3

KAM 20-18 KIM on KZZU 14 fr

EAST

wIR 19-9 WWII( 14-9 1030I0 7-15 95XXX 25-22 MME d-25 4I82 a 955L 18-13 G98 5-3 eta 29-16 1008 16-13 4H10 a-40

SOWN

( A0í 25-22 (000 32-28 WBSF 3125 WOOD 3-30

F200 39-286 WJR( 22-18 898 15-11 K LSR 31-20 0104 3128 WYKS 30-27 RSMB on RCM 2720 WILE 34-30 KAY 32-24 WA 20-16 RNIN 6-6

MIUIE5T

88KX a-34 KYTY 23-15 We10 23-17

- MEP 2825 WCIL 2-1 KOCR 27-24 8624 29-24 KC4 17-14 KZIO d-34 194 15-11 XL93W 13-12 eta 16-10 WM 19-17 WM 25-23 99KG 9-6 (095 36-29 82AT 30-20 LICHT 32-31 1580 22-18 WPFR 15-20 MIA 4-11 WIFC 30-25

WEST

Z97 33-29 KBOZ 20-18 KIRS 23-19 KFBO 24-18 ÆZI 8-15 1FIZ 18-15 KM 3-1 .

KTRT d-38 MN 5-3 KZOZ 30-26 SLY96 26-25 Y97 11-9 09(95 33-29 KFW 2521

117.011 a

100E

P1E99 d-31 KSAO 24-18

111541337

0102 28 fr KBF1O on

WEST

1108 2623 80PZ 2825 KISN 30-27 MSS 18-15 !CPU on KUOE 23-14

PI .%//

PIRATE 18-17

BAS[

WAAL 28-19 NVSI 37-36 wRZ 38-33 1514( 33-29 79192 25-17 999511 22-16 Y102 an WPST on NRCK 39-32 C8RZ 36-29 NYCR 31-25

SUM

We00 39-34 8106 37-31 IC2Z8 39-35 195 19-15 511106 25-21 K2106 16-9 WM 22-17 WRNS on NZYP 24-19 1001 2822 W(Ia 99WAYS on

NABE 24-19 1ß0d 25-16 KEEN 40-35 WRW 20-16 892 on 0102 34-30 KLUX 27-20 8151 27-23 4183. 18-14

MIDWEST

WOOD 23-19 92X 20-19 WPXR 22-20 WOTZ a 101717 19-16 0(105 21-16 MIX 31-26 WM 15-10 WIFE a-35 KOKO on K293 19-17 1201( 21-14 80135 on WVKS d-28 KAY107 d-29 DM 16-9 K810 32-21

WEST

KF95 d-31 KAM 19-12 KI1X on KSw 27-20 PM104 d28 (100 24-22 1052 34-31 MU 28 fr

EAST

WP00 21-17 *WM 33-28 103CIM on 9552 a-36 IMP on G98 on WM 26-21 105 24-21 IdITO 17-13

EAKS an K0IZ on WM 35-31

NOID d-29 WZZr a 1E997 22-12 K1K7C 2923 WM 24-21 498 33-29 KISR 36-26 0104 23-17 «RS on RII on MIX 39-31 KNOE a WILE 33-29 KAY 34-33 (MIX d-33 MIN 30-25

MI109TT

KM 25-17 111315 24-16 ww 35-28 WM. 29-22 NLKH 20-15 KOMO an

KLYV 39-32 RIO 3348 094 d-2ß MIT 3-25 593014 26-20 WI/B0 31-26 W1111 27-15 NAZY d-35 KM( 28-22 NSKK 16-13 99KG 38-33 K095 32-26 82AT d-30 (K1ß 31-23 608R 2623 wPR on KM 17-15 MK 32-29

WPST

(107 37-32 MR 25-19 K9O0 37-33 K71í 38-32 KEN 34-29 5000 12-9 RPTZ 38-34 MX 36-30 MR 37-39 MIN 25x20 K200 40-35 197 24-18 0195 34-32

DEEE-LITE

Groove Is In The Heart (Elektra) LP: World Clique


Parallel Regional

(5)

each Reach P1 62% E 52% P2 52% S 59% P345% M 38%

W 61% Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 National 2-5 0 0 0 0

Summary 6-15 10 2 1 13

UP 67 16-40 24 38 17 79 DEBS 22 Ons 1 3 8 12

SAME 15 Adds 3 12 9 24 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 1 4 1 6

ADDS 30 Total 39 59 36 134

viv 6ASS

WXKS 31-21 NPW 22-19 0100 17-13 1132( a29 994 d-30

SOME

P899 14-10 OKBO 35-31 P813104 29-25 B97 a

WW2 26-25 MAO d-33 PIiRPIG 35-35 0105 2623

8004937

096 11-7 Z95 a

81YT 21-18 (MG d-32 WLOL 33-29 WÆ2 40-38

WEST

KS104 2623 Y1W on KIIS 28-26 KKRZ 30-24 0106 19-15 0100 22-20 KBC 0-25

PI NAz

80197 20-16 4-m 22-12 WM a 2Nß96 17-14 RPM 11-10 5099 23-19 90110227-22 201106 20-16 MR 15-13

KM -FM 28-25 04102 2624 H011949 22-11

KILL 13-11

EAST

41.192 a WAEB 34-32 WAAL a-25 18R9E 2623 N1110 25-22 MINK 32-28 TICFM 16-13 WKSS 29-26 45592 a NXU d-30 99951I 2720 FMK a WPST 32-30 NICK m 41011 32-28

SOUS

19300 33-23 NF1f' d-35 1006 29-18 K2Z4 32-22 195 31-27 W01O 30-24 WM a K2PM 2723 G105 a-34 KPRR 8-6 WARS 35-30 WOES d-29 Ho155 a-35 NAPE a 01012 0-39 KZOU a 99WAYS a WABB on 111112 0-27 KBW 39-32 3107 3126 XL1067 d-31 NPVO d28 WM. a

MIDWEST

NGIX a

MTFX a-33 Z99 29-27 KOKO a 511K 23-18 KAi107 a WHOT a

WEST

KK5S 21-19 KKXX d23 1F95 an

KAM 36-31 KING 26-21 995 28-18 194 27-22 KLUG 27-27 KWO 36-33 KROY 25-18 0AD 30-27 MG! 21-17 51W 26-22

EAST

9552 a G98 26-22 W1Hf a

MIXA d-30

SOUTH

RAES d-38 (OIZ on «ÆF a WAD 12 fr rim 34-29 WtzG d-27 0E39' 34-24 KIM a-37 UIC a EWE on 151.21 d-40 KAY on WFHT 29-24 WEBS d-36

80D11E.S1

WMXX d-31 MOIL a MR 31-26 KCMG a KLYV d-36 WMR on 991G an (PAT on 851T on we0 d-3'

WEST

1200 a

KTRS d-39 KF00 3:1-23

KFOK a

KM 0.1151 on (2AZ d -3f KFF11 27-24

ELISA FIORILLO On The Way Up (Chrysalis) LP: I Am

Regional Reach E 21% 5 30% M 21%

N 46%

National Summary UP 32 DEBS 8 SAW 24 DOWN 0

ADDS 12

Total Reporte 76 30% Parallel

Reach P1 40%

P2 27%

P3 26%

Nd(A


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 2 2 0 4

16-10 14 15 8 37

Ono 6 10 7 23

Adds 3 2 6 11

Ch Adds 0 1 0 1

Total 25 30 21 76

BLS1

NUS 35-31

SOUTH

KEGL an 195 on Y100 a 88VZ a 560 36-34 P9MPIG 21-18

MOMS(

Nn1R on fr NDFX an EUS 26-25 WM 14-11 8KBO an

WEST

Y108 a

KKRZ d-27

I/ Ne HOT97 2421 KTFM 2624 KXXR 027 H0T102 an PWR106 2623 OM 27-25 K0Y2M 29-26 414102 21-19 001949 0-25 KM. 19-18 H01977 17-14

ti9 BAST

PLY92 an TIC -RI 38-35 »SS on MEE 35-33 999511 34-32 ASPO 3631

SOUTH

CROB 21-18 811Z d-35 (ZPM 35-32 0105 2925 RPM 2625 WABB an NNNY ai 0117 a

5.1067 35-32

1401894[

C1C105 on Z99 a 00151 an WRQi on

WEST

«SS 27-22 EPOS an (RMG 23-15 (Sw an B95 38-35 I94 a-29 154104 14-14 (CAO 40-38 500 31-27 KIM 27-25 0021.1 an fr

Ç KRKS 2821

4210( d-40 WLZO 2623 998 a KISR a R NX d-80 WILN on R1XY a

15117 on

sum=

KLYV 31-20 1210 a VRFp d-39

WETT

nits on 8FB0 d-38 KM on (ZOO an SLT96 36-32 KFM a

N HALL & OATES

So Close (Arista) LP: Change Of Season


Regional Reach E 87% s 85% M 73% W 64%


DEBS 17

SAME 19

DOWN 0

ADDS 5

EAST

8104 12-10 WOKS 33-26 WmU on Ne.I 2923 WPW 31-29 2100 d-30 YkLX 2421 994 32-29 PRO -411 2624

149279

219499 29-25 10848 23-21 0K00 33-30 PWR104 31-28 0100 22-19 KSAO 29-22 PWRPIO 29-25

mime 0102 27 fr WPM 19 fr WNCI 23-21 WZPL a29 (BEO 31-29 N(TI 2423 OM 23-20 WK80 2927

15S7

Y108 a KZlP 18-16 0XRL 23-17 X100 d-27 !CAS 16-14 KP02 2823 KURE 29-19

AI PIRATE no

x01949 on

EAST

F1092 34-23 WEB 27-22 x01999 27-26 WAAL 32-30 WKSE 0-25 18420 3028 WISP 25.22 JET -FM 24-20 9081 31-26 TIC -FM 0-38 WKEE 30-23 04092 36-31 ALAN d-30 K1101 d-28

90GN 32-22 999110 33-22 WSPK 32-27 0102 d-23 98PXY 13-14 930 18-14 WPST 23-21 9(0 32-25 WKOZ 3528 88(9 27-23

Parallel Reach

Chart Pos

Summary P1 P2

P1 52% P2 80% P3 95%

P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 1 0 1

6-15 2 4 7 13

16-40 26 75 65 166 Ons 3 7 3 13

Adds 1 3 1 5 Ch Adds 1 0 0 1

Total 33 90 76 199

SOUS W®0 32-26 993 32-27 (96.7 28-25 4411F 26-20 8106 40-36 RZZB on 195 a MOB d-27 4550 2924 R/06 18-13

ANCE 2828 4010 2822 PCMI a, 0105 24-20 N280 27-21 WKSI 21-18 WINS 26-22 WZYP 20-16 80195 25-20 NAPE 22-17 wan 27-21 NICKI 18-15 2180945 27-24 MAC 2522 KZDU 29-25 WDJR 25-22 99WAYS 25-21 FM100 29-26 WABE 2623 4.3115 34-22 KEEN 37-33 Y107 35-30 MIX d-25 XL1067 31-27 1550 an K92 on 1102 32-26 min 24-17 WM 28-25

MIDWEST

NIBD on 92X a WPXR 30-28 (0105 19-17 ME 2925 110IP 2524 1580 0-34 WfFX 2823 Z104 d-27 (0R0 on 5X93 22-19 820« 14-5 WVKS 29-25 KA1107 35-30 K00 25-22 NHOT 3024

CESO

59522-19 K:KX on KSw 26-24 K7P d-22 W104 27-25 K7A0 d-28 150 0-25 5947. 35-33 K1IGD a KZ2U 20 fr 5033-30

8ÁS7

NPMF 18-14 WWFB 27-19

103CIR 31-26 955X% 2620 MME 25-19 Wn(Z 2823 111405 35-29 95140L 3023 098 32-26 VISTA 60M0` 23-19 8110 19-15

SOME KA1S 32-26 (OIZ 28-24 »SF 32-26 WAD 28 fr 40ID 24-19 WZKX 40-36 WZ711 19-16 YE597 28-15 DICK 23-18 NJPU 21-11 998 25-19 KISI 26-16 0104 0-29 MYNS d-32 515 on KZII 28-21 0101 30-25 MIX 30-22 510E 35-31 15131 27-22 RIM 3728 1Wf% 33-29 eux 34-31 WM 37-32

MIMEST KYYY 32-26 WBNG 30-24 60w 30-23 WOOL 34-32 (GCB 2822 w88 on RCM/ 33-22 KLYV 3930 12.10 23-18 194 24-21 MIT 17-13 XL93F4 16-16 WEX 22-15 wax 37-31

MAZY 27-22 KFBK 21-18 99KG 36-27 0095 27-19 KPAT 20-18 KKHT 27-21 wBR 25-19 wFR 33-26 KFMW 24-22 WIFG 26-21

NEST

ECOT 2720 (PER 27-24 297 30-20 (®Z 36-32 RAS 32-28 5130 2822 Kß011 on MT/ 33-25 KWIC 39-36 KXM 33-27 0.2001 0-40 5202 31-24 SLY96 22-14 Y97 26-22 ÚC95 31-24 MFR 33-29

M.C. HAMMER Pray (Capitol) LP: Please Hammer Don't Hurt Em


S 79% M 83%

W 77%

National

Summary UP 179

DEBS 13

SAME 8

DOWN 0

ADDS 6


Reach

P1 81% P2 81% P3 80%


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 6 4 0 10

6-15 25 27 12 64

16-40 19 55 51 125

0113 0 1 0 1

Adds 0 2 0 2

Ch Adds 1 2 1 4

Total 51 91 64 206

(ip RAST

WBKS 10-5 MOU 13-11 VFW 32-20 0100 23-11 WM( 19-14 094 23-17 PEO.Pl1 18-13 NAVA 13-11

P1599 24-20 53GL 13-11 095 14-11 RBO 6-3 790104 17-11 697 13-11 WNVZ 21-11 PIRPIG 7-6 0105 18-16

MIDWEST

996 12-11 Z95 d-26 IiPHX 12 fr

1R1CI 22-20 INDEX 13-10 WHYT 5-2

WZPL a27 KM 22-18 KDMB 20-14 wOL 10-7 WRBO d-34

WEST

KS104 T-3 Y108 15-11 KII3 19-16 52M 20-17 KKRZ 21-16 0106 9-9 0100 30-29 RIM 24-18 KM 24-15

`wI 10197 2724 WIW 9-9 WPM 12-11 P1096 29-26 RPM 23-19 MR 19-17 1107102 21-17 5191106 5-2 EUER 13-9 ROY -514 25-22 04102 9-8 H0T949 10-6 543. 14-10 907977 6-9

EAST

11L092 18-12 15E9 2549 801999 30-21 WAAL 27-22 WK5E 23-18 800 24-19 NVSR 22-17 JET -411 30-18 WE8Z 3021 8Ml. 22-19 TIC -41E22 -1n

NESS d-29 WfJ38 28-26 P8892 26-18 5101 24-19 MS 20-13 99951I d-39 MK 12-10 98PXY 26-20 937 m tam' 25-22 NRCX 25-17 VRR2 33-26 MCI a-27

SOME

8880 30-20 993 11-4 896.7 30.22 Wnf 15-10 (106 32-25 RUB 9-4 195 22-19 808106 24-15 lee 27-14 WM 25-17 UCR2 13-8 8801 29-27 K7.111 21-15 0105 26.22 515 16-13 WKSI 25-20 WAMS 25-21 12011 a 10195 19-14 WAPE a

4 1KI 8-6 K200 21-17

WDJX 29-26 NABE 18-14 WHY 29-19 KIM 27-18 0107 19-12 51067 27-22 COVO 29-22 892 15-12 0102 27-19 89V 22-17 CROL d24

PULAIEST

92X 0-32 WP/03 2725 WIZ 14-6 KING a-29 O(105 22-19 NICE 21-18 55OD 16-8 WI00 28-23 WIC 22-18 MX 27-22 0104 22-18 (2103 2522 MCI 9-5 4211 32-21 Pii( 8-7 WM 19-18 1.5107 25-18 MD 27-24 1001 29-22

VMS 22-15 (100 22-11 KF95 33-26 1nCX 18-9 10G 8-6 RSHD d-21 495 11-7 I94 9-9 K0940 d-21 (WC 12-12 (ZAG 29-20

K416 29-25 KROY 8-5 KZZU IS fr v...l ,.._ ,

EAST

WWFX 23-17 103CIR 30-27

95XOK 21-16 ASPE 22-16 1512 20-13 G98 11-7 Miff 21-15 400A 24-17

SCUM

KAM 20-13 KOTZ 22-16 NPSF 25-17 WAD 16 fr NOID d-25 12.12 30-18 NZZG 28-19 REX 19-16 WNMIX 18-13 KISR 29-18 0104 28-19 MRS 31-26 (3119 14-13 KZII 20-12 0101 20-16 R 7U d24 510E 28-26 WILE 24-16 KIM 30-20

WFHT 23-20 YVES 27-18

8018947

WM 26-20 RIM 3324

WBN8 24-19 NCIL d27 ROCS 23-18 MAW 22-10 RCMP 24-20 KLYV 20-14 IMO 25-19 Y94 2825 MT 23-21 XL93W a-25 WM 3024 MR 30-26 WM 23-18 1UXX 30-27 49Ma 19-18 99K0 26-17 RG95 2924 KAM 35-27 wBR d-32 wFP d-38 WIFC 25-20

WEST

MOT 26-19 Z97 22-18 Æ0Z 33-28 NIPS 27-20

KFBO 21-12 M11Ú( 28-21 K115 30-22 MIN 32-23 0201 22-15 Y97 16-12 0195 24-18 KFW 22-17

HEART Stranded (Capitol) LP: Brigade


Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 43% E 65% P2 68% S 72% P3 95% M 80% W 61% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 3 10 14 27 UP 149 16-40 20 58 59 137 DEBS 11 Ons 2 5 1 8

SALE 12 Adds 2 4 2 8

50001 0 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0

ADDS 8 Total 27 77 76 180

tiv EAST

8104 19-17 NXKS 2824 WZOU 26-25 wW d-35 B9420-16 PRCFM 2520

MC( 22-18 280104 33-29 1100 28-24 B97 19-14 K5A0 16-11

KEENEST

0102 26 fr MI5 22 fT wFX a WZPL 23-21 KHºG 3-26 W1TI 18-17 WISO 21-19

WEST

0108 0_30 KIIS on KKRZ 22-18 KISN 19-11 8100 a KW5`- 28-25

MO 37-27 KZW on NIME 25-20 WRNS on MEP 21-17 10195 24-17 1507 26-20 11001 26-20 P80945 24-20 KM 23-19 K00U 24-20 998ATS 33-26 011100 d-29 WHY 33-21 (WII 34-28 Y107 28-24 01067 d-26 NRW on K92 29-26 0102 29-25 CITE 35-24 181VV 21-19 8O1 on

MIU93f

1935 22-14 920 22-21 NPXR 25-21 wart 49-13 KIM 23-19 11105 18-14

11113D 11-10 IRXX a WVIC a

0118 32-29 7104 25--C KJ103 30-29 MC 22-19 KZ93 25-22 WLOK 2725 WIEN 17-16 WBKS 24-20 (AY107 30-27 09Y2 30-24 KR0 21-16 19101 2825

92.153

KAM 3024 KOIZ 2722 4KSF 33-29 we 22 fr WOID 2521 11KX d-35 WZZ0 20-17 1E597 24-17 CM 28-21 CJM1 13-10 B98 31-27 (I511 24-14 0104 d25 MRS 33-30 RSMB 3021 (221 27-22 0101 2724 /MIX 32-29 mg 26-20 WILN 25-21 KIR 27-19 1050 2925 51IN 16-13 WBS 36-31

800WESI

IMP a

MY 0-31 IMP 27-20 1511113 2'-24 N71L 31-29 KOCR 37-36 NL24 26-19 F.'?P 29-25 ray 24-19 KZIO 18-14 094 17-13 MIT 16-11 AT9X a 311CFR 31-20 NAZY 26-21 KFBX 20-16 MSNX 23-15 99KG 33-28



PARALLELS October 12 1990 R4&R 113


KPLZ 2'1-22 WEE 27-21

PI PIRATE on

EIST

11.092 23-19 NEB 22-20 NAY. 20-17 NASS 29-25 JET -FM NERZ 36-29

WON 27-20 WEE a P13192 37-33 KM 27-25 0101 29-24 NOW 31-29 5102 0-25 931 19-16 N83T 22-16 INGE 29-23 NM 32-25

3504

A®0 37-29 193 35-31 WOW 33-30 1106 on sus 38-34 195 14-11 12106 15-12

Heart Continued

«ST

095 17-12 KAM 16-13 1110 40.35 1WID 25-22 04104 25-15 mA0 33-29 RX50 16-14 1NM2 31-26 1220 27 fr

101.

MIR 27-19 111611 30-26 10339 25-20

I 26241 YIOP 31-25 95X01. 17-15 098 4-31 WIRT 25-19 168º 18-15 INTO 11-8

1095 an 1PAT 19-17 KNIT 25-18 ADER 21-16 4009 0-36 REMI 11-9 NIFC 21-18

NEST

100T 29-25 1104.9 32-29 Z97 23-20 1EDZ 35-30 MS 30-26 RP80 26-19 10ZR 15-12 1TX 241E KICK 40-37 00 28-21 ZEUN 28-22 E20Z 36-29 31.596 19-13 597 21-15 0095 2623 K M 30-27

WHITNEY HOUSTON I'm Your Baby Tonight (Arista) LP: Whitney Houston


Si!!)

Parallel Reach

P1 86% P2 87% ERKER P3 90%

Chart Summary Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 National 2-5 0 0 0 0 Summary 6-15 0 0 0 0 UP 0 16-40 0 0 0 0 DEBS 0 One 0 0 0 0 SAME 0 Adds 25 62 44 131 DOWN 0 Ch Adda 29 36 28 93 ADDS 224 Total 54 98 72 224

11/0 CAST

9104 a-14 INKS a Y7Jx a-29 Na1'a APW a-30 2100 a-29 E1 a-27 694 a-32 PRO -PM a-31 4A9A

SOT6

PIa99 a-30 KQiL Y95 a 084 a-23 KKWa PNR104 a 1100 a-29 097 a N9Z a-24 0340 a P*RPIG a-32 0105 a

« BEN

B96 a-27 NCI a-29 095 a-24 WYl NZPL a K&T1 a RUN a-21 W0. a-32 1100

WEST

a

0104 a-25 1108 a-27 RI?3 a-29 KZZP a 1X40 a-30 K791 0106 a-28 0100 a 1433 a-29 1[01.0 a

P1/

4(0197 a-34 WPM a 0M96 a RZPM 1X01 a 4(04102 P04106 a-35 IOW a -3t KOGI a O 1102 a-23 1101949 3021 X18 a-30 1CI977 a

EAST

0.792 a WAN/ s-24 927999 a WAAL a-37 «SE a *MJº a 4950 a YET -F11 a-30 WERZ a

WNW( a-31 TIC -01 a-34 W.SS a-19 NEE a 151092 a-30

1E101 a 4(0W a-24 999« a-40 16121 0102 a 98010Y 932 a NP5T a 8881 a WM a-34 NCR a-29

307111

WBBp a 993 a-37 196.7 WM a 1106 108 195 a-28 102106 429 WL® W812 a-18 W81 a-32 2N0 a

a-40 0105 a-32 KM a-20 WM WSI a-24 LAMS

IMP 110195 -30 NEI UOU? a 004945 W-30 MIIa 1<m41 a wan a-30 99NA03 a 014100 a WaBB 160T 1000 3107 YK10 1L106 a 31110 2102

ów Ym.

820642

WIZ a-29 D040 -30 01105 a-28 16181 WM NIX a 60PX a 210 a-32 I(J103 Z99 125 1293 a-24 W281 0-17 @M a WNW a Y9ß a-26 16X107 a DM a-34 2N7[

16R

V95a KECK a ßWa 995 a-40 I94 a-26 1010 a 110C a 0004 a RCAQ a 1X32 a 11847 a KROY a-33 M00 a-40 mOi a-30 110 a

6A3!

WRR a WNFX a-33 1030X8 a-30 9±X12 a-40 WIPE WAZ a-30 WYPa 95X11. a 098 a YTM a-28 WIN a-25 IAnO a-33 YOU a-31

SOWS

KARSa 1522 a-26 1120 a WID W7J0 a MG a-29 MX a-36 WJW a B98 a 11.911 a-32 010 a YSß a 5918 10II 0101 a K (10 a KWE a KIM a-31 1131 a-35 WnT a-28 M1I MIN WM a-39

1410641

NBXX a KM a Waßa WM a-35 WEIL a 1101 a-38 13.161 a-29 KM a-29 3.19 a 1210 594 a RCM a-29 E19301 0-29 603E a-35 WM a-33 MT a 99000 a 1G95 a 0.111 0-25 MA a-40 WOOS a WIPE a

900? 1PXR KBOZ

KIRS 1B0 RFTZ

1J4W R7GL 31.196 a-33 097 a 0095 a-37 001 a


National Summary

UP 100

DEBS 28

SAME 29 DOWN 0

ADDS 14

HUMAN LEAGUE Heart Like A Wheel (A&M) LP Romantic

Total Reporte 171 67%

Parallel ReachPte

41%

P2 61% P3 95%


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0 6-15 0 1 1 2

16-40 21 46 62 129 Ons 4 15 7 26

Adds 0 5 5 10

Ch Adds 1 2 1 4

Total 26 69 76 171

tip EAST

31115 26-22 NBI.I a-30

SQfN

01099 27-23 ma 24-20 P0410 2j-20 IM92 29-26 01.0 27-26 0105 on

896 29-28 13E0 d-34 WTI 25-24 ICON on NLO. 22-18 WM 23-21

WEST

/PM 27-20 1X18 27-25 0106 on 0100 26-22 1012 on RUM d-23

\w1 V 60T97 34-31 1109 21-21 08196 33-32 3X10 d-30 007102 29-21 4(01949 d-18

EAST

F1.092 36-34 1,0.0 a-36 WAAL 26-21 11410 3-30 101511 35-30 JET -FM 25-22 WFR 30-25 TIC -P11 on 41(e¢ d-32 PN92 a

WAN a-32 NON 34-23 9991011 a

NSPK 30-26 Y102 on

NPST 28-27 NR81 3429 WRR 3427

BOBfs

ABOO on B93 22-17 196.7 on WOW 31-28

1106 26-21 E228 35-32 WM 29-21 1091 4-29 WM 25-20 IMF m WM d-35 NIP 30-18

YAPR}16 an W12 29-25

amU 33-29 7

1020 28-27 MAYS 26-24 2A98 d-29 1100 27-20 KM on X1.1067 32-28 WR93 on Z102 on KM 28-21 W21. on

111040 on 92X on RPXR 24-22 81105 23-21 1110 30-29 4500 3024 0104 a KM 26-25 8293 on 9X01 19-15 *RON 24-22 R5101 a RRID on 1840? d-27

Ußf

1RSS d-25 KP95 d-40 K XRX 2420 K ING d-31 ßN0 29-27 F14104 a KCAO 34-30 XWZ on /WOO 39-37 K22U 29 fr

618

APRO d-27 1411F1 36-30 1031X9 on

953X2 31-25 310E 29-26 AAZ 34-32 WIP 0-33 95XIL 33-30 098 25-23 Nmf d-27 4100 27-23 NIlO 33-28 60XA on

e4nR

WM 33-26 RQTZ d-32 WßP d-36 WAD 27 fr IgID on 18 X d-37

NTZG 24-22 Y0597 31-21 ID1R 33-26 1014 20-17 898 30-26 I151 32-22 0100 on NY1S on 5940 on RZIIa 0101 d-26 K 00 29-21 ID10E 37-34 VILK 31-26 K IM 38-30 AP4(T a 1850 34-30 MIN 33-28 was 0-37

KYYY 30-23 WW2 39-36 4510 d-31 SEIL a RQCR 30-27 WJ01 25-23 K QG 37-34 MX/ 40-37 KZIo 31-24 194 d-27 KWT a 51.93FM 28-26 ME 32-30 WO'R a-40 023 31-27 KFRX 29-26 99KG 37-32 1095 39-33 167 d-27 KKK 39-35 410130 31-26 APFR 34-32 KM 1413 WIFE 29-22

IE45

ROOT 32-27 KPXR 29-27 Z97 RBOZ 38-35 IT88 37-31 KM 41-34 1FTZ d-40 DICK 4-40 1110? 32-26 MIN on

RZOZ 32-27 597 22-16 0195 30.27 01214 d-34

BILLY IDOL LA. Woman (Chrysalis) LP: Charmed Life


Parallel

Regional Reach

Reach P1 13%

E 23% N&A P2 21%

S 17% P3 38%

M 23% W 38% Chart Summary

Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 6


Summary 6-15 1 4 5 10

UP 35 16-40 6 12 23 41

DEBS 0 Ora 1 8 2 11

SAME 23 Adds 0 0 0 0

001044 4 Ch Adda 0 0 0 0

ADDS 0 Total 8 24 30 62

EAR

8803 27-26 2100 16-14 194 25-21

mm ß3L on KM 21-19

MINES!

YESY

K465 27-26

P1 PIRATE 17-16 4(00949 19-19

WAAL 30-33 N938 32-33 NEIN 33-31 016092 on WPST 26-26

893 31-29 KM on MS on WM 20-15 WM 2418 04.1067 on

11112411.0

9210 16-15 NIX 26-22 11103 an KWO 27-27 160107 on M12 18-17

111451

RP95 26-25 KAM 10-10 11110 on F1104 26-22 ECM 15-13 RAIN on 17211 35 fr

141 EAST

WTP 20-19 098 30-27 6015 17-14 161'10 23-23

5E397 26-26 2Jl4 32-32 998 28-25 0104 26-26 K00 28-28 MN 18-17

1011168

4aß 22-19 NEIL 17-13 0.19 25-25 KW 26-26 39329 8-21 6080 21-19 A1R 23-21 9910 BFM 13-12

YEST

100T 36-34 110 21-18 297 32-30 10202 211-21 1146 31-29 MN 39-37 1Q« 34-32 KTK 22-15 ZION 26-24 9.096 an 0195 15-11

INFORMATION SOCIETY Think (Tommy Boy/Reprise) LP: Hack


Regional Reach E 27% S 45%

M 26% W 54%

National

Summary UP 41

DEES 19

SAME 32 DOWN 0

ADDS 6

Nd1A

Parallel Reach

P1 32% P2 33% P3 51%

Chart Summary Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 0 0 0 0

16-40 12 24 24 60

Ons 8 10 14 32

Adds 0 3 3 6

Ch Adda 0 0 0 0

Total 20 37 41 98

6141

WAYS on

SOMA

018199 32-28 ßA5 on P88PIG 28-24 0105 27-25

MIDWEST

096 d-26 14060 on 111.01. 25-21

1101

13104 on 5108 on 0106 29-27 KPLZ on RUBE d-26

P1

14X197 21-18 NID' 26-23 P0496 31-27 CON on MA 29-22 901949 d-23 KME1. on

EAST

*958 on TIC -PM 34-26 WASS 26-23 W0! on 11.20 38-32 WIN 40-33

NOD m 881r on 1106 d-38 NCR 19-16 *WQ d-35 1201 39-34 NZYP 36-34 4(0195 29-23 WU? 37-31 Ißa 99440 on 100f d-34 IBM on T107 34-28 ).1067 d-35 0102 d-35 1nI 36-30

820EST

182PX a 81105 32-25 0103 2624 Z99 28-25 M17Ion

WEST

KISS on d-40

KM 31-24 11511) an 895 a /LUC on RCAO d-39 R4NZ d-35 8305 d-34

tip EAST

WTE on NIR on 098 d-34 WM10 37-35

80XA 29-26

SOM

UM 38-31 NJAD on fr VOID a A22G 27-24 D481 37-32 998 3430 5104 on 0115 d-27 K2II 29-24 1040 a KIM 38-35 NIIJI on 0003 on

WF11T on N9aS d-40

FRDIE4T

«IQ d-39 1Q81 34-31 N M on 1110 d-38 9910 d-37 1AT on W88 32-27 K01M 19-18

YESf

KOOT 38-33 Z97 on 171123 on 1PB0 29-21 I0P5X 36-26 MX 4n KIM 36-32 MIN on ROZ on SLY96 d-30 Y97 a 0195 36-35 tent 32-28

JAMES INGRAM I DonY Have The Heart (WB) LP: Its Real


Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 90% E 100% P2 94% S 98% P3 98% M 88%

W 91% Chart Spry Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 3 14 5 22 National 2-5 26 41 35 102 Summary 6-15 19 44 26 89 UP 189 16-40 7 6 10 23 DEBS 1 Ons 1 1 0 2 SAME 37 Adda 0 0 0 0 DOWN 11 Ch Adds 1 0 2 3

ADDS 3 Total 57 106 78 241

UST

0104 5-3 v)3 6-4 9ax1 11-8 03.1 44 APIJ 7-5 2100 22-18 IßiX 25-20 B94 a-25 PRO -FM 17-11 MA 11-7

SOW6

P41R99 2-2 KUGL 8-5 Y.5 20-18 D64 5-4 KM 11-6 011004 13-5 Y100 1-1 047 1-1 1110 7-4 OM 6-5 PNPIG 6-3 0105 6-4

096 10-6 0102 2 fr 11410 4 fr N*CI 3-5 05 2-2 9XPL 15-8 KSEU 3-1 NKTI 4-2 O N 19-7 WQ. 9-6 11930 22-12

3ET

1210 5-7 1108 3-3 NIS 18-13 101 1-2 we 3-2 RI3N 11-15 0106 16-13 1100 13-6 DES 43 012 10-7

RUBE 11-5

P1

Pó197 28-25 VIM 7-55 NPGE 19-19 08896 6-4 XVII 8-6 x01102 42 011106 29-24 MT 22-18 101-011 10-6 10Gí on Fí102 6-5 D EL 8-7 607977 25-11

tip SAT

0LY92 7-5 '4AEB 16-11 1101599 15-12 WAAL 10-6 IMP 17-12

999« 13-8 NM 10-7 Y102 8-6 98005 3-2 93143 WPM 3-3 W8a 9-5 WR 13-9 NCR 9-5

SWm

me 3-4 B93 17-15 196.7 10-7 IOW 13-7 1106 14-12 K223 19-11 I95 10-4 111106 10-9 1110213 5-2 1641[ 6-5 W12 1412 W01 1412 WOW 2-1 1201 3-1 0105 3-1 1OR 7-5 INN 1411 NISI 42 WM 4-2 NIP 147 10795 14-11 NAPE 6-4 NW 1E-13 004945 17-12 112K 8-8 1101.1 6-1 NJX 1-1 990655 8-4 014100 1-1 WABE 3-2 INN 21-13 K M 3-1 Y107 15-9 W00 3-3 11.1067 19-16 WRVS 2-1 R92 11-5 Z102 7-4 KM 20-10 W99 7-5 NteL 1-3

W068 MD 1-1 NIP 8-7 4OTX 22-15 MP 2-2 C1105 2-2 18EE 11-6 WM 2-2 VIXX 11-8 05IC d-19 Y30Z 21-16 210 19-10 11.1103 1-1 Z99 11-9 K M 2422 1093 3-2 4NK 3-2 4011R 5-3 05ß 1-2 R5107 149 DSO 12-5 W0T 9-7

YBST

MSS 7-5 mac 11-6 1095 11-8 K AX 23-18 DUG 10-10 KSND 8-7

WBR 1-1 en 6-3 103CI8 11-18 951[3[ 4-3 1,3123 11-10 MIRZ 815 WY 6-3 95111. 32-22 098 8-6 WmT 5-2 *0B 3-3 INTO 26-16 WWI 15-11

e01n8

KARS 12-9 1010 9-0 219+ 7-a AJAD 18 fr 11010 2-2 46X10 1410 4622G 715 00597 15-32 Dm1 12-10 WM 1-1 B98 10.8 11.58 5-1 5106-2 NYß 16-12 1(340 4-3 =II 9-5 0101 9-5 100 9-9 KKK 10-8 VIIJI 12-7 1215 6-2 APK 10-7 10111( 22-18 MIR 22-16 WIN 3-2

W 068 1114E 23-19 RUT 7-5 MG 6-3 MONK 6-3 WEIL 1-2 N CR 13-8

61.ßN 1-1 ROD 4-2 10.00 1410 12í0 6-2 594 6-6 ROT 22-17 0X9300 10-10 NU 1-2 URFR 32-28 *421 6-2 140( 3-3 ASR a-25 99KG 10-7 KG95 6-4 BAT 18-14 COT 1411 MR 7-2 APPR 7-3 WIFE 7-5

ROPY 16-10 10X8 a-28 097 4-3 1102 }t X95 5-4 KIM 9-8 KFTZ 4-2

James Ingram Continued

WING/ 5-2 0558 9-3 JET -011 19-12 WRZ 1-1 WW 4-1 TIC -014 27-15 1865 20-17 NM 9-4 01192 16-11 1628 21-13 10101 6-5

NOW 17-10

895 2-1 I94 5-5 1082 2-2 KWC 2-2 I(0A0 5-3 KXYO 5-3 KWZ 15-9

KROY 3-3 11D0 8-7 1U04 9-2 UM on fr 1100 2-1

INXS Suicide Blonde (Atlantic) LP X

Regional

Reach E 92%

S 93% M 89% W 70%


SAES 16

DOWN 1

ADDS 1

1080E 7-6 11145 6-2 ZNN 10-6 1202 5-3 01.096 9-9 097 15-11 0195 22-14 1014 7-5


Parallel

Reach

Pt 65% P2 89% P3100%

Chart Summary Poe Pt P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

2-5 2 10 9 21

6-15 21 56 58 135

16-40 17 35 13 65

Ana 0 0 0 0

Adda 0 0 0 0

Ch Adds 1 0 0 1

Total 41 101 80 222

tit EAST

6104 16-15 NXRS 14-10 87.00 25-23 APIJ 18-14 0100 15-12 *F3X 10-10 394 16-13 PRO -PM 24-23

SOUR

014109 26-22 KFT.. 21-19 11149 15-14 188104 19-14 5100 a-28 397 24-23 WW2 16-9 ßA0 7-6 FNPIG 25-23 0105 24-22

NUM?

Z95 22-15 0102 9 fr AP4(R 13 fr WDFX 16-16 A4(Y1' 7-6 xZPL 21-19 KMO 32-30 *LTI 19-18 13A6 17-16 11.01. 2431 W35 7-7'

LABST

1108 25-25 1103 23-20 KM 15-10 3106 22-20 MS 11-10 112 15-13 )IM 19-11

P1 U 9100 43 1231 d-25 471102 18-14 PIRATE 13-12 4(01949 7-3

YT PL092 14-11 NN® 12-10 4401999 25-25 NML 6-5 WRAC 25-22 1414.10 22-21 05S8 15-8 JET -PM 10-8 18140 21-17 WW 16-10 TIC -811 149 4164 12-8 WM 25-19 P0492 13-9

KLAN 19-12 1C101 21-18 W04 9-6 9991011 19-18 I6PR 2421 5102 17-16 99PX 7-3 930 23-21 west 13.10 8881 16-11 I11012 22-18 NOI 149

WBOI 26-21 993 20-16 196.7 15-10 04W 27-21 1106 9-6 1010 7-3 I95 17-14 61X106 13-11 MOB 16-11 1690 15-12 W10 20-20 8106 4-2 W0( 24-22 8074 18-14 5105 17-14 WINK 13-10 INSI 16-12 NASS 14.10 6010 1}4 141595 21-15 NAPE 11-10 111217 11-6 WKI 6-4 088945 21-17 KKYK 18-16 K200 17-16 WW2 22-20 99W1YS 17-14 014100 21-19

NAM 21-20 0410 18-10 110 19-15 0107 20-15

19X4 17-14 0.1067 18-13 8890 14-11 K92 22-21 2102 19-14' Kí10 12-5 Ww 19-18 8121. 15-11

1®INST

W90 17-15 922 15-12 4ß1X 10-10 0105 6-6 WEE 13-11 YGm 21-20 WM 21-16 WIC 17-17 6000 14-9 2104 16-12 041X3 17-14 1060 8-11

1093 17-16 843 12-10 8804 18-17 Y9ß 17-14 OASI07 19-13 0402 22-21 COD 16-11 MOT 15-11

YE3T

KISS 14-12 195 23-20 MN 6-5 KIR 17-14 KM 25-18 MD 19-15 KIJ1C 20-20 01104 9-4 ICAO 1411 910 11-9 13142 18-16 1800 32-20 RWD 18-15 82W 9 M

0508 15-12

VIM 11-7 103CIR 18-14 95XA 16-12 WIPE 15-12 W112 17-15 NIP 13-9 9561. 13-11 098 20-14 60K 149 1X10 15-11 INTO 6-3 WXA 26-16

1AK3 14-10 1510 15-12

YR3P 13-10 NJAD 8 fr ricin 23-17 raKx 17-13 VI70 10-7 1E597 7-4 10401 9-6 *JF4 11-8 B98 16-10 KIS4 15-9

19104 14-9 NXKS 14-9 KSK40 13-12 10II 18-9

Q101 17-13 KOLY 20-16 MOB 25-24

WILK 10-8 111 24-17

141117 24-21 KKX 15-11 MI6 8-4 WM 20-15

KRER

*8XX 21-17 KYYY 16-13

WW2 7-4 WM 16-13 .

WIL 13-12 R5O1 24-20 41.151 10-6 1040 16-7 MN 12-9 10X0 17-12 594 10-7 K0T 19-14 0.9300 1413 NTBE 8-6 *1R 16-12 WAR 15-14 ñFOZ 11-8

Y iR 12-12 9910 19-12 1295 26-18 1001 13-9 KKK 8-4 IOW 18-14 WM 2314 KPFM 7-5

YIPC 12-9

MST

11X1? 10-6 1XR 22-22 297 18-16 I®Z 17-13 a83 16-11 DSO 12-11 NCR 3-2 OW 2823 MX 26-22 R14[ 14-8 TIM 8-4 022 19-10 11.196 14-6 Y97 9-4 095 12-7 KPPM 20-15

J JANET JACKSON Black Cat (A&M) LP: Rhythm Nation 1814


Regional Reach

Reach P1 89%

E 96% P2 98%

S 98% P3 99%

M 98% W 91% Chart Spry

Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 3 5 5t3

National 2-5 13 36 41 90 Summary 6-15 31 55 31 117

UP 214 16-40 9 15 2 26

DEBS 0 Ons 0 0 0 0



ADDS 0 Total 56 111 79 246

EAST

4xR.5 13-8 470(0 18-15 Y9.I 22-17 NW 14-11 Z100 6-4

NEGO 8.8 B94 9-6 PRO -PM 16-15

NAVA 15-13

PFR99 6-6 MI. 10-8 595 13-10 RRBO 1413

98PXY 16-15 932 22-20 AP0T 5-2 8881 41 Y102 15-12 AYER 3-2

30W1

WM 7-3 B93 6-3 K96.7 8-5 YEW 11-5 0106 11-7 1200 17-8 I95 16-8 10X106 8-6 *K® 11-7 N5.5R 44 N812 5-1 12106 7-3

1804 13-13 1020 11 fi 105 17-10

141 KIST

APR8 11-4 WM 2-1 103008 9-8 95XXX 8-4 WM 6-3 Y012 12-9 WYP 3-5 951IL 7-5

G98 16-10 WIN 2-1 wee 11-8 470 42 «LA 14-7

Janet Jackson Continued

P04104 20-17 N00 23-23 SOTM 5100 1}9 IKVO 4-3 197 10-10 K2PM 15-8 KARS 6-4 13492 5-3 KSAQ 5-3

0105 5-2 OAR 10-8

E002 6-2 WM 11-6

004PIG 12-10 5105 19-17

VIII 5-2 YßI 11-6

1120 7 fr 1010 8.4

WD16T Wa1s 715 9X0P 3-1

1.1211 5-2 NZZO 5-2

117095 10-8 YE -597 4-2 196 19-18 YAPE 8-6 1011( 3-2 Z95 13-7 INN 15-7 4J14 2-2 0102 21 fr NMI 4-2 198 13-7 x008 8 h AMQ 6-4

F04945 20-16 XXI 17-13

RISB 6-3 0104 5-1

WWI 12-9 48417 4-4

0100 9-3 1DJI 20-19

WOES 21-14 5940 12-9

1101. 13-9 99W1S 9-5 KZII 7-4 118Q 17-14 NIKI 21-19

101100 1}10 WM 7-6

0101 6-2 R00 5-3

0008 S- ILO. 1-1

MX 1}7 10014 15-10

EWE 8-6 xILF 5-2

NM 6,0 Y107 10-6 WON 815

100Y 22-14 MIT 17-8

WEST )11067 10-7 MI 64 WBW 7-5 131111 5-3

(II3 5-4 192 19-16 05m 6-3 12ZI 10-8 1)FX 4-1

0102 12-7 a10 4-1 KRIM

1791 8-7 YPf9 20-16 0106 13-10 603. 9-6 W810 11-6 1100 10-7 065655 MMUS

RYT7 4-2 WM 19 -to

1124-2 KUM 6-1 W® 11-9

NeN 8-0 WEIL 14-8

Pte

92X 7-3 MP 9-6

KM 9-7 Willi 9-8

YSPX 6-3 1010 7-3 01112 22-18 3.19 515

182197 17-15 WICQ 20-20

C1105 7-7 NEE 14-7

1220 8-4 194 13-9

WPOC 20-20 WM 13-12 KM 7-3 KIPP 22-21 9X10 6-4

NIX 13-7 WIC 18-14

1.93014 15-14 WM 5-4

1801102 14-11 F04106 14-12

MX 7-4 1104 9-5

210R 11-8 1021 14-13

11011 655 1J103 8-8 KM( 5-4 105-111 18-13 Z99 18-22 160 24-22 MI 9-9 TM 4-3 996G 6-4 01102 17-15 1293 1Y10 1095 11-8 11871949 8-8 RAIL 9-8

WZOZ 7-7 0I0 6-6

1AT 5-2 NM 4-2

x05977 5-3 YRW 7-4 1696 9-7 0513 11-10 1601% 10-6

ten 6-5 0148 10-6

RMZ 15-14 WIPE 10-4 KKK/ 14-2

1AT NOT 5-2 WEN

00.092 2-2 YSR KOOI 6-1 WPM 7-5 KP08 9-7 1101999 8-7 WAAL 9-9

MSS 6-4 1000 19-16

07 14-6 10300 18-15

HESE 16-14 NNR 5-2

1095 15-10 RIM 22-23

1183 8-6 KFB3 }3

JET -FM 5-3 1X01 21-16 KFiZ 21-16 INN 10-8 WW 11-6

30G 9-5 KM 6-55

DM 6J KITS 1}5

TIC -PM 3-2 WILSS 8-6

395 7-6 1082 21-20

MIN 9-7 KZOZ 2-2

18ßE 16-14 KLUG 6-4 31.096 1-1 00492 12-8 04104 3-1 797 10-5 48.AN 14.7 KCAO 3-2 0195 7-2 00101 12-8 14110 9-9 KF04 4-2 W01 4-8 rim 25-21 999« 20-19 MY 13-10 NPR 19-17 KNUD 12-11 0102 10-8

BILLY JOEL And So It Goes (Columbia) LP: Stone Front


Regional Reach

Ee8333% N&A 0219% S 17% P3 23% M 20% W 14% Chart

Pos Summary P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 0 0 0 0 Summary 6-15 0 1 0 1

UP 4 16-40 3 2 1 6

DEBS 3 Ons 1 0 2 3

SAME 3 Adda 7 14 12 33 DOWN 0 Ch Adda 2 4 3 9

ADDS 42 Total 13 21 18 52

WAAL

111100

W40 WPM

34

64[ 11001 EA3I

B10 on 231Z MR a 60GU WFIO a-39 N9LI a NPW a

302711 NIP Nro a-38

PRO -PM a34 2®0 a

SQ)R NZTP a A6PE a

SQn4(

NM WKSP a KLAR 18-17 4X4100 a 10I0 on Y100 23-17 tBEM a

11010 d-23 D10E a

NONNI aUX ML6E4T

NCI 24-22 110V9 a-27

3111) 095 a-25 MID168 INN KON8 a

tOmß a-23 XL93F 99K0

a

NEST 2Z0K a-33 1095

K2ZP a 05ß 4-29 MIT

APFR KISN a Ya4f IONS a WE.B

1110 18-6 K1DZ a DIX a-38 DIM a

EAST SLY96 d-31

WA® a

Continued On Next Column Continued On Next Column Parallels Continued on Page 114


114 . RAR Ocfober 12,1990

M GEORGE MICHAEL Praying For Time (Columbia) LP. Listen Without Prejudice Volume One


Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 89%

E 98% P2 93%

S 94% P3 98% M 98%

W 82% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 11 35 41 87

National 2-5 14 36 24 74

Summary 6-15 20 27 12 59

UP 138 15-40 11 7 1 19

DEBS 0 Ons 0 0 0 0



ADDS 0 Total 56 105 78 239

EAST

5104 7-7 DIGS 3-3 8O0U 9-6 891 2-1 WW 5-3 Z100 3-1 WI9 7-7 594 5-2 P(0 -PM 7-7 1101 5-18

SO7I0

PDI99 3-14 KELL 2422 Y95 22-20 01111 9-8 10®0 3-7 P16104 1-1 0100 6-A B97 5-5 äRZ 2-i A3A0 3-1 0105 1-1

10001631

596 8-8 095 9-16 0102 23 fr BP18 11 h >MI 5-3 Q95 13-10 MX 2-3 4iYT 3-3 MZPL 12-10 PM 20-20 8R7I 11-10 KM 6-5 81.06 2-2 9152 1-1

WB4

13104 10-19 1108 5-4 KITS 1-t ß22P 8-11 8[82 1-8 KYSN 5-4 Q106 12-12 0100 2-1 [165 3-1 KPLZ 1-1 [000 32

410T97 16-30 9102 8-6 PDI96 13-10 K IM 2426 N00102 11-9 1010-09 13-19 F14102 12-11 1101949 42 D EL 1127 1101977 14-12

RAST

6292 3-1 68® 5-4 1874999 22-22 WAAL 2-1 171E 6-5 181.112 8-5 WSR 1-1 JET -FM 3-1 MERZ 3-2 >MW 1-2 TIC -FM 1-1 MOSS 1t-10 11MO 2-11 611192 4-2

ULAN 1-1 ( C1a1 5-3 WW 2-1

99021I 5-1 MX 5-3 Y102 4-3 98PXY 2-5 935 14-11 MPST 2-7 WCK 1-2 801Q 2-1 WCR 8-6

SOUTH

8550 2-2 693 8-5 096.7 2-1 9811+ 4-1 x106 8-5 1225 2-2 195 6-21. 0E006 5-4 WW 2-1 WSSX 2-1 (2106 2-'0 14101 6-4 1032 3-2 KZEM 11-:91 0105 9 -9 - KM( 11-S MÁ83 6-3 MOPP 2-2 111195 2-1 NAPE 4-1 4110 7-3 WOU 2-1 PNR945 15-11 (KYI( 7-7 KOU 3.4 110 X 10-10 9919x3 3-1 61100 7-6 MÁ58 9-9 94110 17-9 1911 12-7 T107 14-T 805 4-4 X61067 2-1 DIVz 12-1D 092 10-8 Z102 2-1 [1110 7-15 1009 10-9 8711. 6-9

MI8P3T

MD 6-5 92X 19-14 WXR 15-15 1[TZ 4-5 mea 14 -te 00105 1-1

1182E 7-3 MGRD 18-17 11101( 8-3 eVIC 4-3 81FO 2-1 0104 7-4 [2103 3-11 Z99 21-20 R000 1-1 (Z93 2-1 MZ01 1-1 10111 11-11 MPW 5-3 ms 6-6 RA0107 9-4 DM 2428 1000 1-1 4100 3-t

16ST

USS 3-1 Km 42 1795 1-1 KIxO 2-1 KKM. 1-1 R1m 5-2 995 16-15 MX 3-3 FM1U4 7-2 [CAQ 2-1 DCYQ 4-1 0115 14.1 T

MD 1-1 MU 3 fr KW 15-12

BAS[

8710 5-2 WFR t-5 1030Iß 6-7 9902 2-2 MUE 1-t MIRO 4-4 181111 1-1 95XII. 12-10 098 3-1 Ima 1-4 Maß' 5-2 DITO 2-1 WO 13-12

SORB

RA[5 32 KQIZ 3-1 M[SF 2-i WJAD 1 h WID 1-i V72X 1-1 WZG 1-1 0E997 2-1 KMOc 1-1 11.119( 3-3 898 1-3

0104 1-5 MS 10-7 MW 6-5 0211 1-1 0101 2-1 ROpC 2-1 0110E 2-1 806N 1-1 KID 2-1 1FWT 11-9 DITI 2-1 1011112-1 WBS 1-1

*IDIPST

18300 6-1 KYTY 14-8

MM10 10-5 80DI 1-1 MIL 5-5 KM 1-1 DAI 7-3 0012 3-5 KIM 3-1 [7.10 2-1 194 9-8 KM 12-6 1.93714 7-7 1T5X 2-1 M1CFR 3-3 BAZY 1-1 8711% 2-2 8315 11-11 99KG 1-1 KG95 4-6 KPAT 2-1 KKNT 2-1 8DBR 5-5 WFR 1-1 01117 3-2 WIFC 3-t

16$[

[317 2-3 KP08 19-17 097 2-1 KBOO 12-6 KIRS 4-1 72931-1 KM 6-4 DDR 5-3 (0191-1 MN 1-1 UDO 1-1 SLY96 3-5 097 42 01.95 1-1 1061 2-1

BETTE MIDLER From A Distance (Atlantic) LP: Some People's Lives



M 62%

W 57%

National

Summary UP 83

DEBS 45

SAME 18

DOWN 0

ADDS 34

0950

0104 a WOOS 21-I4 80LI a WU/ a-33 84OX a-28 894 28-23 8AVP 2423

04199 22-16 KIM 25-19 [1410 a P88104 25-21 3100 11-6 597 2624 4190 27-19 169.0 35-24 0105 d-29

1511164

095 a 0102 34 h BMCI 29-27 095 22-17 181110

Parallel Reach P1 48% P2 77% BREAKER e3 79%

chart summary Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 2 2 0 4

16-40 19 61 45 125

Ons 1 8 8 17

Adds 6 12 7 25

Ch Adds 2 4 3 9

Total 30 87 63 180

1580 3827 993 29-24 096.7 a *TF a 0106 a

KOZB d-39 I95 24-18 011106 272º 11109 30-22 WSSX d-30 80002 d-33 4401 a-35 BICA 34-25 ß72M an 0105 30-26 801E 33-29 1151 a23 MANS d-33 MZYP d-23 110195 a

CAPE d21 MT 36-30 PDI945 28-$ KIM 823 MU d-30

YWY d-29 998AY3 29-22 811100 d-27 811® 25-21 {1810 d-32

BASI

WRR 29-21 WFX 35-27 103C1R 28-23 95XX( 35-27 WUE a

MIKZ d-34 DIYP on 098 on VONT MOIff d-30 400 30-25 MA d-27

SO81W

[9(S an [002 29-23 1KSF 37-30 WID d28 8ZZG on /DM 40-34 YOM 30-23 998 2924 RISS 39-27 Q104 8-24 WOKS a [915 d-28

164

0108 3021 KZU 22-20 KIM 25-22 K058 29-16 0106 d-29 3100 on KIM (128 [P12 a

Pl i \/ 164996 30-23

6292 d.110 8A® 29-26 WAAL d-35 DUO 27-25 Y9SR d-40 JET -FN 2621 WERZ 35-20 1a11R d-32 TIC -FM a-40 8033 on WEE 34-27 P10192 an KC101 30-25 MOW 26-20 999/2I 3823 BSPK a 0102 on 98PXY 3027 WST 8-34 1N01 d-38 8011Z 38-31

[a44 d-40 1107 26-19 M18 24-21 WB/ d-29 Zt02 31-29 (71R a-33 VOY9 426 11171 25-16

10:0164

11000 d-25 WKR 31-29 WITZ 27-22 00105 13-8 IRES WORD a MIXX VOPO 34-31 [2103 Z99 2724 [Wa a [293 23-20 MZtE 24-19 8701 a 196 20-9 88T135 d-32 M[28 33-26

4(135 d-26

WEST

KF95 d-32 KIKx a KWG 8-38 KSND 28-23 [0111 an 1OC 3029 [CA0 on D00 On AZZU on fr 01W 31-28

PARALLELS 17.11 m 0101 25-21 KW a DM 39-36 101.71 39-25 K IXY on

MVaS 39-35

*I869T

1011 37-25 8M45 37-32 111310 d-33 MOIL a ( 0C[ 33-25 KW a-27 0011 36-27 KL1V a [2I0 37-32 094 d-26 1900 d-28 MD 2320 99KG d-31 [095 d-40 MIT 36-33 MD08 3624 WFR 38-35 WIFC 33-26

111134

[GOT d-35 ICPR8 a-32 297 35-31 I(BOZ d-37 ORS d-34 KP9Q on RITO d-39 MX 38-31 K1M d-31 DUN al [Zo0 d-39 3LT96 2721 197 A 0095 a-39

N NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK

Let's Try lt Again (Columbia) LP: Step By Step

Total Reports 84

Regional Reath E 38%

S 34%

M 27% W 32%


SAME 40 DOWN 0

ADDS 7

N&A

33% Parallel

Reach P1 35% P2 29%

P3 36%

Chart Summary Poo P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 0 0 0 0

16-40 12 15 12 39

Ons 5 18 15 38

Adda 3 0 2 5

Ch Adds 2 0 0 2

Total 22 33 29 84

EAST

WKS d-29 8OU d2B MI 8712 30-28 2100 25-21 B94 30-26 PR0.I1 35-30 WU a-17

30818

Pä1104 an KSAQ a P411710 33-30

150164

B96 22-20 Z95 a 8flIR 25 fr 1811.1 an [D9B d-28 4.01 on

i65í

12104 on 0108 on

P1 \A/

KOT -F11 26-23 KOII 19-18 161102 a26

tio BAS[

PLY92 on MR.SE d-29 YEPZ an MS on P41ß92 on WW d-33 9990I d-38 *R01 35-26

9o81M

W590 35-32 0106 on 12ZB d-37 K10106 on 4103 29-29 91101( 30-29 11032 on (2814 40.35 8885 34-32 8A00 an WUT on 4(841 on KBPM 3024 Z102 on

MI868T

WITZ on 01105 33-31 803X a1 (0C2 d-29 10111 on

MM on 595 on KCAQ a1 [882 on DOT d-31 0900 36-35

EAST

103C18 on 80KZ 32-27 MNYP on

098 on

SOM

KARS a

[512 31-27 eJAD on fr MG on D8E an 598 on 8YX3 on U SI d-30 PM on WC11 on RtOY 35-26

MIR63T

WU on [TT( d-39 43L 33-21 ä118 30-26 [ZI0 38-35 80'9O a 99KG al

1B3T

ROOT d-38 [are on 0250 3628 (PTO on [1111 40-37 RII12 on 0195 d -V0

o DONNY OSMOND

My Love Is A Fire (Capitol) LP: Eyes Dont Lie


S 62%

M 61%

W 54%


DEBS 29 SAME 40

DOWN 0

ADDS 73

Total Reports 151

NI/AA]

596

Parallel Reach

P1 44%

P2 57% P3 74%

Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 0 0 0 0

16-40 11 20 8 39

Ons 11 13 15 39

Adds 6 25 30 61

Ch Adds 0 6 6 12

Total 28 64 59 151

IRAS'[

NXKS a

WLIa 101.1 on 5940 a

SOLATII

79099 d-29 KBOL on Y95 d-30 D15 d24 0092 on IMIII104 a 0100 on 91110 d-28 ICSAO d-39

MW= 996 an 0102 31 fr 16CI 27-25

S01TH

8090 on 593 a-36 K96.7 on 8F1Æ a

0106 on KZZB a

I95 a DM a IRSA1 a [ZP* a 0105 34-30 801E d-33 11713 a (10I95 a-32 WW a 611945 d-29 K[YK a-25 61101 a DIW d-31 WMK a 0.1067 d-34 51R90 a

RTUx 38 IIK71. a

WOW a WXA on

SOen1

[AKS d-30 [0IZ a-31

BRSF a WOID a WKX a MJMK a B98 on RISR a 0104 on MS a M9® on 0101 a [CU a KNOE on

80111 on MT on IO1IN on MS on

aWR 3-26 MLOL on M®0 36-32

16ST

0108 on UZP 25-22 RaZa RISII a MS d-30 7P(2 am

Kl100on

P1 A RXIR on 0101949 on

6.192 d-39 9AE5 36-29 41(SE a 8MJ0 d29 WSR a 511411( a TIC -1101 on MKW d-35 1110192 a KC101 on 8QW on MSPK a 98PXY d-30 930 d-28 NPST on 11100a,

MKKZ a

111136![

MKnD a W1Z d-27 CM] a-26 00105 34-26 482E a

41011) d-27 MIXX a KZ93 a-23 MC 31-20 WW d-30 MVKS d-30 I:AT107 d-34 KRm d-32 DDT a

883T

1095 on KIKI an Will) a

K1AIC a 111104 on KCAQ on KMM a 12211 on fr KRQ d-32

41;1 EAST

MW% a-38 103CIR a

95X%0 a-38 MKPE a 8NYP a

098 a MT11T a

MIWIST

88qaa MD a 0321 a

111.1% a RLOY d-10 1210 d-39 094 a DM 27-23 10.9361 A-30 111130

BAZY

99 10 K095 KPAT -28 MIT n MDRR

WFR on WIFC d-33

DOT

[GOT a KPXR a-35 KBOZ a KTRS on RP9] d-32 07TO d-38 KMOR an [7MT on Z811 a KOZ on 0296 23-19 0095 a KPPM a

P PEBBLES

Giving You The Benefit...(MCA) LP: Always


Parallel

Regional Reach

Reads Q P1 78%

E 87% P2 87%

S 85f P3 90%

M 805

W 91% Chart Summary 2 Poe P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 7 17 10 34

Summary 6-15 23 57 51 131

UP 180 16-40 18 22 11 51

DEBS 5 Ons 0 2 0 2



ADDS 1 Total 49 98 72 219

BASI

MXKS 2-2 12011 10-7 89.1 26-19 WIJ 11-9 151X 13-11 894 17-12 P80 -P1 20-14

78099 15-15 ULI. 22-20 IO60 20.16 704104 9-6 0100 26-22 597 23-22 MWZ 13-7 PIIRPIG 4-4 0105 8-7

MIOEST

896 16-16 0102 33 fr 1PI18 21 fr DDT 2020 MZPL a28 DM 15-13 KRIB 12-10 MLOL 5-4 8K02 14-10

WEST

03104 6-6 1108 8-6 DIS 25-23 K20P 19-18 KIM 9-T KLSN 32-29 0106 18-18 X100 12-10 /MS 23-18 KP12 9-6 KOBE 14-8

Pl 10097 7-7 8IW 16-15 1000 21-21 KIM d-28 [0X8 42 1100102 6-3 P119106 30-25 [UR 5-4 [0Y -P14 14-11 E11102 10-9 1101949 6-5 (tEL 10-9 801977 31-20

EAST

11.192 8-6 MA® 14-7 101599 3-3 WAAL 11-7 405E 3-3 MMJQ 10-8 WSR 7-6 JET -FM 22-17 W52 23-15 M4N0 15-8 TIC -PM 6-6 8R5S 7-7 MOEE 8-8 P11192 17-14 I8.AN 24-20 KC101 14.10 MN 13-1 999121I 14-1t

WSPK 15-13 Y102 20-17 98PXY 22-19 M800 15-9 1(RZ 12-8 W00 16-12

SORI

W592 13-6 593 13-11 K96.7 6-4

14181 18-13 1106 5-4 0200 10-9 I95 11-6 11006 11-10 MO 6-4 16.Sß 12-11 11010 3-3 DIW 11-11 81X10 7-6 [0811 7-5 0105 8-8 8061 22-18 0001 15-11 MANS 18-17 WYP 8-3 80795 13-7 VAPE 21-14 171110 8-6 P111945 13-9 KZO 12-11

MDJX 6-11 99MÁ05 12-11 VÁ85 22-18 Mild 10.5 08411 33-29 Y107 6-5 W4ß 20-16 ßL1067 16-14 MD 27-26 092 429 Z102 16-10 1099 11-10 VÚ3. d-31

111111331

NaZ 13-11 1810 20-17 00105 12-10 MW 5J4 4(.7m 9-5 YIXX on BVIC on 41[70 13-8 0104 24-21 XJ103 11-6 299 16-21 K0K0 14-13 85E 8A XBTK 92 MRW 15-14 MS 23-19 (0.0107 17-12 110110 11-9 MIIO'f 20-17

MW 4-3 10001 17-17 KF95 6h KIM( 29-25 010M.' 2-2 K.SND 12-10 B95 3-3 194 14-12 KM d-25 0101 11-10 F/1104 10-10 KCAQ 11-9 K51N0 23-18 K30Y 15-11 K10D 20-17 MAY 12-7 KZZU 13 fr KW 11-11

S AGT

1777 10-10 10103 19-15 103707 21-17 95000 13-10 1102E 13-11 80K2 21-19 950IL 2821 098 13-8 ARMI 12-8 WN10 13-11 W0A 10-9

KARS 4-3 KOIZ 11-8 111311 21-16 eJAD 6 fr MOID 17-13 W7A0 9-8 MG 9-6 DM 10-8 MJMR 10-7 B98 9-5 RISA 11-6 5104 11-7 MS 13-10 K96 15-11 1221 11-8 0101 14-11 [1X10 3-2 DICE 16-12 80111 83 KOO 13-10 MIT 8-5 [80x 14-10 W1aS 16-11

85XK 15-10 [Yrr 39-30 MD 8-7

W915 14-12 eCIL 22-18 ROM 12-11 4(.111 2421 K1Xq 11-10 MW 10-8 10I0 12-8 (0T 13-10 0.93014 5-5 8100 33-29 WATT 9-7 URX 15-12 WSW d-21 9900 15-13 11095 8-7 KPAT 10-7 MW 13-9 8DBR 15-12 WFR 13-10 8I71 8-7

WEST

ROOT 18-14 KPX8 7-5 Z97 17-10 K00Z 16-11 KIRS 18-13 ßP50 7-5 RTC 20-17 4000 12-8 1210 5-3 OFUN 18-16 (ZOO 15-12 5I.Y96 8-1 Y97 13-10 01195 16-12 KFF1 13-11

POISON Something To Believe In (Capitol) LP: Flesh & Blood


Regional Reach Reach P1 43%

E 71% P2 67%

S 72% P3 85%


Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 2 6 5 13

UP 94 16-40 18 59 55 132

DEBS 51 Ons 2 4 2 8

SAME 9 Adds 2 3 4 9


ADDS 17 Total 27 76 68 171

tuo MORS on MOU 27-26 MPLI d-23 2100 30-26 8800 29-22 B94 a PRO -FM d-35 MAYA 23-22

PDI99 a DOL d-24 Y95 3028 KIM d-35 897 d28 WVZ a-22 (SAO 26-20

MID1E4

Z95 2724 1pFR 14-11 511YT d-25 807L a-30 (9711 d-33 MD 2524 MOQ 11-5

1/121'

1108 on 1005 29-21 D63 2522 0702 3025

\Á' PIRATE 19-15

[AST

6292 3324 MM 19-14 401999 28-20 WAAL 34-27 8918 d-31 JET -61 d-28 4192 d-33 1101E 3329 PIR992 38-35 KC101 d-27

92221 d-34 9990I a 0102 a 8PST 31-23 DICK d-31 NEW d-36 80CR 29-22

30015

MM 3424 K96.7 d-28 MPlf d-34

K1o6 36-28 RZZ8 d-26 195 29-20

K IX106 30-24 90013 d28 WSSX a28 10106 23-14 WU( 34-31

14'VO 35-26 0105 22-16 801E 30-22 WU d-31 MT d-22 10195 33-28 MAPS d-25 MT a IDKI 22-16 MX d-24 K711U 28-23 8885 d-30 Mt d-26 [BPN d-36 X61067 d29 8790 on K 92 26-20 2102 on MD a-25 8019 29-24 M[ZL d-29

Mí8697

MIaD an 92X 2422 WPZ11 28-26 WTO 24-17 00105 27-20 ME d-28 80XX 24-17 WIC 11-7 10111 a-28 0104 a-29 KJ103 2123 1E0 d-23 [293 on 8001 23-13 8101 26-23 KAY107 d-33 10110 19-12 KRm 31-27

164

ßP95 2821 IOM 15-11 KW 25-19 MID 30-26 F*104 2823 AMI d24 ME 30-24 KM 36 fr KR0 d-31

BAST

WRR 26-18 BMP1 3124 103017 on 95X03 32-24 ä0E 27-23 8002 33-26

WYP d-32 950X6 d28 098 d-35 8TM a-29 WH' 26-20 DITO

swTa28-20

[01Z 3025 MKSP d-33 WID 2822 9220 23-18 0FS97 36-20 10.10( d-31 MD 28-16 998 a KISR 4029 0104 30-22 eYKS d-33 KZII d-27 0101 d-29 MO 36-30 ORE d-38 Wu1 d-37 KIXY a KM a 104114 d-30 89RS 35-28

15163[

MX d-36 KYYY d-34 183142 3525 115W5 29-26 MaL d28 41d a [09 d-38 [LY9 3423 1C710 3525 094 18-15 MX 26.21 MUR 25-14 W8Z0 28-23 1090 26-21 M318 d-19 99KG 32-23 [095 28-16 KPAT 23-19 DM 21-14 YD8N 35-28 WPR d-34 WIFC 3424

88ST

ROST 3428 (P3R 34-31 Z97 31-25 K8OZ an KIRS 39-33 [F50 35-27 01ZR 17-14 KM 16-8 KM1K a26 [1110 39-35 26111 4-29 12.01 37-31 097 27-19 0095 d-31

R REO SPEEDWAGON

Love Is A Rock (Epic) LP: The Earth, A Small Man, His Dog And...


Parallel Regional Reach

Rear NSA P2 391 E 39% P S 39% P375%


Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Spry 6-15 0 0 0 0

UP 32 16-40 2 19 31 52

DEBS 18 Ons 0 19 25 44

SAME 46 Adds 1 5 4 10


ADDS 11 Total 3 44 60 107

EAsr

300111

K5AQ 40-37

MIRES[

11192 a

MESO

O 1.574 34-30

vt) E AST

PI.Y92 on WSR on JET -FM 2827 WRZ 39-38 1111192 a 9991211 36-30 Y102 on

BPST on 10112 39-32 WCß 3024

MN an ( 106 on K2Z5 on 02106 22-20 BCCO on MANS on 8Z0P 32-28 1700 3325 PW945 29-26 999100 an MI an 005 an Z102 a MD a-35

MODO an 92x 29-29 ME on 4GN0 a 0104 d-33 ( OKQ an

KZ93 a WLK 33-31 MN 28-26 KAY107 d-35 KM) on DI07 d-30

WEST

KF55 on KATH a K10x on KSND d-29 011104 29-26 MI/ on K11500-32 KOZU 38 fr

EAST

WRR d-23 51MET d-40 103010 on

1KPE d-30 MNYP an W0M a WW 2826 äITO 29-22

SOR111

KARS d-39 ROIZ 33-29 «SE' on WID on 08.997 40-29 RICK d-40 8JM1 33-30 598 32-28

K ISR 33-23 MYK.S on K2II on MIX 37-32 PME on 91111 37-34 KIXY on K51K'K on KNIN 35-32

*001651'

KYYY on WEM on NCIL on RQCR 38-34 MD 28-22 KOq d-39 KLYV on KZIO d-40 Y94 on KI.9364 3023 MKFB d-35 MAZY 3026 MD on 9900 d-39 (095 on RPAT an MIT 38-36 MDBR d-34 WFR a [FMI 2624 WIFC d-34

1650

K 2qT a Z97 on DOZ a KIRS on UEp on KRZ11 on OPTO an RO( d-35 MIT d-33 ZP1111 on 0002 39-32 197 28-23 0095 a1 Uv44 on

RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS

Unchained Melody (Verve/Polydor) LP: Greatest Hits


Regional Reach

E 90%

S 89% M 80%

W 70%


DEBS 4

SAM 41

DOWN 25

ADDS 1

o Parallel

Reach P1 87%

P2 81%

P3 83%


1 9 17 3 29

2-5 23 34 28 85

6-15 16 31 24 71

16-40 6 9 10 25

Ono 0 0 1 1

Adda 1 0 0 1

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0

Total 55 91 66 212

EAST

5104 2-2 NKKS 8-6 MU i-1 89.I 6-5 101.71 2-1 0100 4-8 NEW 5-3 594 10-10 PRO -61 10-6 8898 1-1

soins

P9899 1-1 KILL 1-2 09S 1-2 010( 2-2 KK92 5-1 P11ß104 21-18 0100 2-2 597 2-6 4110 12-20 4390 4-4 PWRPIO 19-14 0105 11-9

Mí8637

B96 6..22 Z95 2-2 2102 1 fr MIR 5 fr 1AICI 18-12 095 3-3 NDE% 1-1 DDT 2-5 CM 14-8 8R7I 5-4 [d5 1-1 MIK d-14 1100 4-16

165%

KS104 8-4 0108 2-2 KI03 6-14 KZOP 6-4 KIM 5-3 (191 1-1 0106 5-8 X100 23-24 KM 1-7 KPLZ 7-3 K1100 8-3

P1 U 1002 2-4 PDI96 4.6

0X011 29-29 1100102 13-13 PIRATE 7-5 (012M 4-4 800I 3-3 61102 11-10 c101977 a

6SI

MA® 4-1 1101999 7-5 41138 42 äU0 3-1 WIR 12-4 N8ß2 4-3 un, 6-3 TIC -P11 7-5 AK.SS 3-3

WEE 1-1 PDI92 8-6 11.11 3-2 KC101 2-1 MM 15-11 999111 18-4 MW 4-4 0102 18-13 98112 4-4 932 6-5 1PST 6-5 NR00 8-6 ä05 4-10 100 1-1

SO8I5

183132 1-5 593 1-1

[96.7 23-18 WIP 12-6 8106 21-16 [ZZB 6-1 195 32 (0136 2-1 DM 7-5 MOO 10-9 1511 42 MOW 9-5 (2741 d-39 0105 6-3 8116 16-13 WX5I 3-1 11ÁN5 2-1 110195 26-19 BAPS 2-3 WEI 16-12 NRI 10-8 PDI955 d28 6377 32 1171X1 16-6 AOJO 5-4 61100 10-8 8908 8-7 äK5 12-6 00/1 8-4 0107 11-8 W19 1-1 X11067 11-11 1006 82 (92 24-17 0102 10-5 (118 19-7 MWY 2-1 9021. 2-1

0864 11010 3-2 92X 26-25 WXR 12-9 WITZ 5-1 äE1 9-5 WIC 5-4 2104 2-1 [2103 7-7 299 20-15 [1C0 12-14 1093 6-6 10011 2-11 717% 1-10 9110 6-5 WVKS 9-7 090107 13-7 RAID 13-7 41101 14-6

1637

10005-8 (DCX 7-5 DOD 35-35 16118 18-16 895 14-10 KW 6-5 RAIL 1-1 OCAS 7-4

[MW 2-1 1000 10-8 00ZU 10 fr 07D 7-3

141 BAST

WRR 4-3 /MX 7-2 103CIR 1-6 95X01 9-6 MUE 4-2 810 2-1 101x7 52 95X10. 32 096 21-16 MIT 6-5 TOM 12-10 4(110 5-5 (qß8 6-2

SOmI

[AK5 39-36 ROIZ 10-5 11(37 102 eJAD 25 fr WID 15-6 MR3 29-33 MG 6-12 01100 7-7 1JN1 19-9 998 20-14 1cI5R 17-7 0104 7-3 NYILS 22-16 (915 1-1 PSI 3-3 0101 7-4 K01X 8-6 01100 15-13 111.11 17-14 MIT d-29 K80K 4-3 WBS 10-4

MIOWST

MX 13-9 RYYY 11-6 MD on MW 4-2 WEIL 3-3 KQCR 3-2 MW 2-2 R04! 13-12 R.19 8-6 1010 15-9 194 3-1 ROT 14-9

WT531 0.3 NRW 21-22 M820 8-6 131E 5-4 9910 3-2 BRIT 15-10 MD55 16-3 8717 16-6

MOST

MT 8-5 RPXR 11-8 Z97 5-5 KIM 19-17 111152 8-6 REIZ 7-5 KM 29-20 ZFO 3-2 0202 17-8 9.196 15-18 197 8-3

s SLAUGHTER Fly To The Angels (Chrysalis) LP: Stick It To Ya


Regional Reads E 37% S 29% M 45%

W 20%


DEBS 5 SAME 18

DOWN 7 ADDS 7

[NaAI

Parallel Reach

P1 17%

P2 28% P3 51%

Chart S9rnry Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 1 1 2 2-5 2 3 1 6

6-15 4 5 10 19 16-40 5 18 21 44

Ons 0 3 3 6

Adds 0 2 4 6

Ch Adds 0 0 1 1

Total 11 32 41 84

BAST

394 720

ROL 20-18 Y95 17-15 RSAQ 3029

MIR6ST

Z95 28-23 won 4-4 DIY1 16-12 [D0 30-28 Im119 13-11 W60 3-9

MBST

Á' PIRATE 42

Lig; EAST

MAEB 20-17 WAAL 23-18

SOMI

KZZB d-29 195 4-16 K1(106 20-17 KZ106 17-17 WYP 26-26 MOM 40-36 8G(I a WABB 30-27 1111711 14-12 97100 3-3 K92 2828 I(T0K 11-6 DM 11-17

920 14-10 WXR 10-10 MIxX d-30 MOIC 25-25 80FI 2621 MM 9-7 10170 1-3

WEST

RAVI 3-1 [RX a IO00 on 9228 26 h

614 MPBR d28

80K2 25-18 MNYP on C98 a W01í 15-12 M]NP 14-9 DITO 31-26

SOUTH

MK5F 8-7 0E57 29-28 KICK 30-25 KISR 22-15 2104 12-6 0101 a 0010 40-38 0159 12-11

W9XX 35-29 KTYY 21-20 MIL a KZ00 2723 194 14-14 801T 2422 70.93744 d-22 1050 34-33 8028 5-7 f611( m 9900 39-35 0095 32 KPAT a DOT 18-12 MW 39-39 0P1Y 18-17 WIFC 24-30

Continued On Next Column Continued On Next Column Continued On Next Column


PARALLELS October 12,1990 R4sR 1 15 .w , d .,::. f eee

161.10 on JET -PM on PW92 d-37 *PST 20-19 W102 24.20 ASCII 5-4

Slaughter Continued

*AOX 21-20 95XXX a-35 «PR on

IEST

KT RS 24-22 8000 16-14 MUR 1-1 ZPON 36-31 Y97 20-20 0095 25-22

SNAP Ooops Up (Arista) LP World Power



W 23%


DEBS 2

SAPE 22 DOWN 1

ADDS 0

N&A Parallel

Reach P1 21%

P2 23% P3 21%


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 1 0 1

6-15 4 1 1 6

16-40 7 22 6 35

Ons 2 2 10 14

Adds 0 0 0 0

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0

Total 13 26 17 56

EAST

PN0-161 28-27

80225

6)9Q 29-28 PAOPIG 13-11

MMES?

M4T on YI.OL 28-26

WEST

Al 10197 19-17 WTW 23-17 WPGC 15-15 K1PN 9-8 K %1W 30-28 mM 11-11 1101949 on 601977 30-27

EAST

COOL 2924 MUAI on YY58 36-37 2110 d-34 TIC -FM 29-29 MS 5-5 OPE 2723

80000

696.7 26-26 0106 25-22 K228 27-18 116011 26-25 YCKZ 2221 KM( 2522 WXXP 34-32 MI 17-13

MBYO on

NIDIE3[

00105 29-24 MT 2520

MS 25-23 895 2422 194 19-16 MAO 37-37 KE00 29-29 KIM 35-33

SOHO

Hippy Chick (Arco)


S 65% M 59% W 48%

National Summary UP 74 DEBS 23 SAPE 21

DOWN 0

ADDS 26

K nox 24-23 tao 7,-111

8SI

448X0 17-14

SOUTH

KARS 27-25 O 012 on *2KX on K3141 28-25 1ZII on 1083 on KNOE on E1XY an 11V8S on

MID168T

yen 31-30 8010.40-40 Eon an 99KG on 1095 0-38

YES?

KP90 38-36 KFFM on


Parallel

® Reach P1 57% P2 50% P3 64%


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 8 4 2 14

16-40 18 39 30 87

Ons 5 4 8 17

Adds 5 7 8 20 Ch Adds 0 3 3 6

Total 36 57 51 144

rio EAST

8X15 22-18 Ain.' 33-25 2100 28-24 YEGX 2724 994 31-28

6017TH

PW99 11-11 B97 a WYZ on 15A0 28-21 MW 10 34-29 0105 d-30

MIOGTT

295 29-27 WPHR 24 fr AOFX 11-8 Win 9-8 YZPL a KDHB d-30 WL00. 16-13 WKBO 16-14

WEST

Y108 a KZZP a 0106 25-22 1100 on 1063 on KP02 a KOBE 25-16

P1

50797 31-28 *000 27-25 PW96 12-11 KIM on KM 25-23 1674102 on PW106 33-30 100 -FM 8-7 H01949 20-15 mfl. 21-17

EA31

WAFP a-40 WAAL 35-31 OY50 3426 WEI¢ a TIC -FM 21-19 8KEE 29-25

011092 0-39 mAGN d-25 1621 34-30 *PST 35-33 tea d-34

soma

WBBO 40-35 893 2723 696.7 16-12 8106 17-10 67.211 23-17 195 26.23 16008 a Y39 a26

WCIQ 18-17 WOC a 8030 2924 E7t11 d-38 0105 a-35 OMIS 33-27 WZYP 23-20 CAPE 19-16

16411 30-28 9911615 d-34

*ABB on KM 32-27 1107 d-34 001067 d-33 AOVO a Z102 d-33

*OVV a 86ZL 19-15

11106641

921 27-26 6T2 21-19 IX105 2523 WIC on

WT1'iI 35-32 6J103 14-10 8QK0 on

1H1K 30-27 *BO4 on MD a 14107 a

W65T

OKSS d24 KM 29-17 B95 26-23 8[2)C 2524 8000 35-32 Me 33-25 KIM 29-26 MI) 37 fr MM 19-18

BLTT

*P8R a W11F% 2-35 95%X0 a-31 WYP 32-26 G98 27-25 WT2 d26

*OXA a

300TH

KARS 37-32 *03F on WAD 15 T1 *215 32-27 YZ2G 21-20 7E397 d-27 KMCK a 998 d-31 KISB a-40 0104 33-30 ans d-34 KS1113 26-19 O ZII on Q101 an 8010 33-26 WILN 40-35 KIXY on 81ST on MS a

MIpe3T

8B1% on K SYY 19-16 *1340 3833 MCIL 18-16 KCIp d-40 8LYY a KZIO d-33 Y94 26-22 0093PM 9-8 1138 on MAZY a KF91 a 99K6 40-36 1095 on KPAT 2421 ODOR 0-36 10+14 a-40

YIFC 35-31

WEST

KIRS 0-38 1030 0-39 IO« a MN 22-18 K7A'Z d-38 097 d-30 KFFM 24-22

SWEET SENSATION Each And Every Time (Atco) LP: Love Child


Parallel Regional Reach Reach [N&A P1 241 E 27% P2 235 S 32% P3 30% M 17%


1 0 0 0 0 National 2-5 0 0 0 0 Summary 6-15 0 0 0 0 UP 6 16-40 5 10 2 17

DEBS 11 Ons 5 7 8 20 SAME 20 Adds 4 8 12 24 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 1 1 2 4

A2ü5 28 Total 15 26 24 65

EAST

8XK.5 on 1101.1 on

3011111

PWRPIG 32-28 O 105 d-28

MI4MFST

*17K0 a

WEST

15104 a 0106 on

P1 .A.

110797 d-32 *I03 a 11êM 21-18 Mil on PW106 a-34 KKFB a 1111949 on 80T977 d-22

B ASI

WEB 30-27 M01999 d-30

MR on TIC -FM on Y1SS a WON on

502?i

WB90 a K96.7 on

*FNF a WCOQ d-34 02311 d-37 KPRR 25-19 WZYP on 802 on 996613 a WHY a 0107 d-33 XL1067 a K72 a-39

1111114167

C1C105 35-33 YVIC on 10118 d-30 K10m a

WEST

895 d-39 KLUG a 1000 30-28

141 EAST

YPEE 0-:-

95XXX 0 - WC a G98 on

801M

YJAD on Cr 1012 a-38 0104 a YY15 a 1319 a K2II a 0101 on WIN a EDIT a YPNT a

MIDIE.4T

*44Q on KLYV d-38 K2I0a YKFE a MT on

WEST

KEOZ on MT on 1202 a Y97 a MM on

r TONY! TONI! TONE!

Feels Good (Wing/Po/ydor) LP. The Revival


Parallel Regional Reach Reads P1 56% E 44% P2 34% S 40% P3 36% M 26% W 52% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 8 8 2 18

UP 56 16-40 12 20 15 47

DEBS 13 Ons 2 0 7 9

SALE 13 Adds 3 6 5 14


ADDS 19 Total 35 38 29 102

6131'

8X15 16-13 WzOD a-27 WPW a 2100 a27 MX a-30 P90 -FM d-33 WAVA a-25

5029

8FAL on KKBQ a 86157 d-30 PAOPIG 22-16 0105 23-21

80F% a 41YT 8-7 KffQ 33-31 WL 01. d-33

WEST

K5104 2522 Y108 d-29 KILS 21-17 0106 4-2 1100 28-25

Pl A

HOT97 8-5 WI 02 3-2 WPGC 3-3 11161 29-22 KSX31 14-12 1105102 15-10 PW106 16-11 11P8 18-15 K00 -FM 19-17 KGGI 7-7 FM102 5-4 401949 on KIEL 1-3 N0m977 12-9

te BAST

MKSe d-28 WMJO a TIC -161 30-17

10165 27-20 KC101 a

BQGN a 999131í 32-28

3000

*AOQ 31-28 1106 38-37 0028 36-30 Y5S% a-27 MCKZ 12-11 O 2111 19-13 KP89 21-17 WZYP 35-33 KZOO d-27 M41Y 32-30 K3M d-37 Y107 18-14 001067 28-25 ImOY a

MIOIE.TT

IX105 16-15 vox 31-27 KHIX 21-17 O8Q1 30-25 KK1fl a

WETT

RUS 26-20 O KXX 24-19 1095 37-35 MG 22-12 895 6-4 194 16-11 O 0400 a KLUG 7-7 KCAQ 30-25 K80Y 6-4 16m 6-5 1DON 14-12

EAST

1616 d-30 95XX1 d-34 WKPE d-29 WIEZ a G98 31-28 WOXA 18-13

502H

8AKS 34-27 KC/12 on WJAD 23 fr WZKX a WZZG 25-21 KISB 34-25 WYK5 a 104E a KZII on KNOE on KIXY d-40 WEHT 21-18 WVBS 28-23

MI0G41

103101 20-13 KC/61 an *8F9 on 99KG a 1067 on 800R 38-33

II1.4T

KIRS on KF80 23-17 8Z02 d-40 KFOM d-35

u UB40 The Way You Do The Things You Do (Virgin) LP: Labour Of Love lI

Total Reports 127

Regional

Reach E 40%

S 50% M 47%

W 61%

National Summary UP 56 DEBS 20 SAW 20 DOWN 0

ADDS 31

N&A

50$ Parallel Reach

P1 49% P2 44%

P3 58%


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 4 0 1 5

6-15 3 2 2 7

16-40 18 31 17 66

Ons 1 8 9 18

Adds 3 8 17 28

Ch Adds 2 1 0 3

Total 3 50 46 127

E AST

*XKS 2925 AOIJ a

50011

PW99 31-26 ORS< 4-3 KKBQ 2-2 PAIR 104 12-2 Y100 29-26 MAO an 0105 28-26

Mil 14 fr WC 2523 095 16-15 KUiB d-27 *[AL d-34 MO d-40

WEST

16104 d28 0108 a OIIS 7-2 8ZZP d24 KIM 2421 0106 20-16 1100 a KWSS 2624 KURE 28-18

Pl n 75 1101102 30-24 PYB106 2721 1GOI 20-14 011102 a28 1871949 25-22 1061. 28-25

BAST

F1.092 35-33 0150 a MERZ 28-25 TIC -FM on

PW92 on

80101 on KG/ d-35 999KHI 35-26 98PXY a YPS7 d-35 na( a

SOUTH

W800 28-18 993 30-25 YF1E on 1106 19-14 87213 18-7 195 32-30 111106 d-25

WZYP d-38 H0195 31-27 *APE d-22 KM 24-21 998AY5 on

KM 31-23 11010 on AOVO d-30 K T1D! d-34 WKZL 29-26

MI064T

WKDD d-22 92X on WORD a 2104 a KJ103 a Z99 24-19 KM1E 26-23 KMY2 a-27 KIM 28-25 W2 d-29

WEST

120.63 24-17 KIKX 20-17 K@G 36-28 116411) d28 1LIIC 17-16 BCAO a KXYO 23-21 K10Y 28-23 10611) 40-39 KM 32-29

EAST

WPRR a 1030I1 15-14 95XXX 36-32 WIKZ d-35 G98 d-32 WTHT on 4170 a

SOOa

KOTZ on WID 30-24 OZIO a YZZG a 11.1111( d-40 898 0-33 0104 on MS a 1.341 3-2 0101 d-30 KC8X 21-11 KIKI 39-38

YPNT a MIN on 8088 a

Kt PEST

KYYY 35-29 W640 a YCIL 30-24 KOCB 36-33 00F0 38-35 094 22-19 00930M a

YKFR 40-32 99KG on KG95 a MT a

YDBR 28-25 YPFB on 61/61 37-32

VEST

KOST a 297 a 01332 a

KT RS on 1000 on KIKK a KIMI' a ZFW on SLY 96 34-26 KFFM a

V VANILLA ICE

/ce, Ice Baby (SBK)


Regional Reach E 75f S 79% M 77% W 80f

National

Summary UP 153 DEBS 16

SAPE 13

DOWN 0

ADIS 18

Parallel Reach

P1 86% P2 79% P3 71%


1 12 4 0 16

2-5 10 6 3 19

6-15 21 42 19 82 16-40 9 32 24 65 Ons 0 0 0 0

Adds 2 4 6 12

Ch Adds 0 1 5 6

Total 54 89 57 200

EAST

4(200 17-12 VETO 15-10 0100 5-3 WFI,% 21-15 894 21-14 PRO -FM 23-18 MAYA 16-8

301211

PAO99 18-13 KEGL 2-1 Y95 2-1 K1030 28-18 PAO104 14-7 937 82 WV2 8-5 KSAQ 22-12 PWRPIG 8-5 0105 15-10

101ßE,41'

B96 18-9 Z95 d-30 0102 29 fr 68111 7 fr WCI a BDFX 7-5 WY1 1-1 WZPL 27-24 1ffO 18-15 KM 42

MLO. 12-9 *K90 10-8

)3104 3-1 0108 16-14 8II5 14-7 OZZP 24-21 1R82 25.14 0106 1-1 X100 20-19 EWS KPLZ 20-14 K OBE d-22

P1

110797 6-6

WNI: 25-22 TIC -FM 4-3 WK55 24-18 10011 d-22 PW92 30-23 KC101 9-6

WON 27-19 9991211 28-21 1600 20-14 980XY a 93Q a AOST 30-28 WIX 20-10 AKBZ d-37 WYCR 17-10

500tH

8®0 11-1 993 25-10 K96.7 22-16 M1E 22-18 E106 20-8 KZZB 25-10 I95 12-9 O 11106 16-13

WOB 24-13 1631 30-18 YOC: 8-7 W0I 27-24 *CG0 d-33 KZOM 33-28 1105 13-7 KPXR 3-1 MI 20-16 WAN 23-15 WZYP 25-13 80195 4-3

HOKI 24-17 KZW 25-15 99YAYS a

YABB 19-15 400 22-15 MM 26-19 0107 32-22 111067 20-12

110163 d-17 K92 30.24 2102 21-15

4mYV 13-7 1661 d-20

MIIKlTT

92X 0-27 WIR 0-31 WITZ 15-12 00105 4-3 1161 27-20


0040 12-8 Me 6-2 IWOY 1-1 K4VD 11-10 PION 23-18 1.220 32 fr KR0 20-7

EAST

1030I9 a 95XXX a-18 WIKZ 13-3 95KIL a 198 a-21 MTWT d-17 *010 16-6

1016 8-5 KOTZ 21-15 1116E a AJAD 14 fr 142X0 25-14 WZG 17-14 1MCK 21-14 02111 d-34 0104 21-12 WITZ 29-24 0318 16-7 EZII 17-14 KOO d-23 KNOE 30-17 WLLN 28-18 KM 26-15 WORT 9-6 KAT% 27-20 1NIN 32-15 AVES 33-25

MIDI641

WBXX 10.4 KM/. WBAO 25-18 *CIL d-17 1001 20-13 14JM a-30 000 21-16 KM a 1XI0 d-31 0093011 25-19 *251 24-17 WAZY d-29

BICQ 1-1 WPGC 11-6 PY896 1-1 MM 1-1 KXXR 16-7 HGT102 24-20 PW106 8-3 KKP8 2-1 10Y -P1 6-5 KGGI 1-1 P11102 1-1 M01949 9-4 10EL 3-1 :7977 8-5

HASI

11.092 21-17 YAEB 21-15 807999 18-11 WAAL 18-15 WK5e 13-8 Y1Ú0 13-10 WY50 31-20

ilia Ice Contin

00RD 19-15 *IXX 22-15 WIC 14-9 MX 18-12 2104 29-15 12103 6-3 100Q 17-8 *0AK 15-9 KM 7-5 *11007 10-6 16Y107 2924 K[Iim 23-15 1610[ 26-18

10(5.5 23-18 KM 3-1 0F95 a-39

KIKX 2821 KM 13-7

0SN0 a 995 13-8 194 17-13

BLUC 9-8

e

YSIII a 991G 28-18 KG95 d-25 MT 26-16 tom 27-22 WP FR 20-15 YIPC a-23

WEST

KGOT 20-11 KPXR 33-25 1800 28-23 0F80 20-10 KICK 20-12 MN 23-13 1202 21-16 5L096 a-35 Y97 29-25 OK95 27-17 UN 14-10

w WARRANT Cherry Pie (Columbia) LP: Cherry Pie


Regional Reach Reach P1 40% E 67% P2 64% S 67% P3 89% M 76%

W 50% Chart Sugary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 7 25 16 48 UP 140 16-40 15 36 50 101 DEBS 9 Ons 3 4 1 8 SAIE 13 Adds 0 4 1 5 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 1 0 1

ADDS 6 Total 25 72 71 168

BASI

2X15 32-30 WPW 19-13 2100 18-15 MAX 20-17 094 12-9 PRO -FM 30-25

500TH

KFAL 18-16 Y95 19-16 Ki®0 32-27 WVZ 25-18 KSAO 19-15

14018-41'

Z95 8-6 0102 25 TT WP18 on fr WDFX 8-7 YHYT 22-19 W2PL 28-26 K$0 21-17 KDYB 21-18 WK90 33-33

OETT

1I16 on KISS on KPIZ 25-20 KURE 26-17

Pl Nt, PIRATE 8-6

EAST

n.Y92 26-21

195 23-13 KIX106 22-18 WKC3 20-16 055% 27-23 0Z106 12-10 W2 a WcrA 19-15 MANS 16-13 WZYP 19-12 *Q2 10-5 1mKI 11-9 K7AU d-26 9911005 34-27 OABB 29-28 WHY 20-11 K11FM 36-31 0107 24-18 121067 26-21 AOVO d-27 K92 d27 0102 28-22 KT2 18-9 Imvv 25-22 YKZL 20-12

*1726041

*16D 20-18 92X 8-6 APIO 19-19 NOfZ 3024 C0105 15-13 W1EE 2823 YIXX 17-12 YVIC on MTF1 24-19 2104 a-31 0010 13-12 K293 on MZ2 25-22 *R04 13-12 KAY107 34-31

KMOZ 10-7 DM 30-28 11107 27-21

WEBT

01195 34-30 10711 7-6

302N

KARS 24-19 1010 25-19 MY' 12-8 *ZIG 11-9 0E397 17-13 1012E 25-19

*JMS 36-35 098 23-20 K1.58 2/-17 0104 2421 *YK3 35-31 031E d-30 K2II 21-16 0101 d-23 1Cm1 31-25 KNOE 32-30 Wí[24 21-17 KIT/ 40-31 EWfX 31-28 877IN 13-9

WVaS 38-33

1111765.511

MX 28-22 KIM 8-3 YFMQ 32-27 *BMB 2622 AXIL 6-6 ROCR 2923 110.114 21-18 K030 2824 8ZI0 36-26 80HT 2524 ID.93FM d24 MX 25-18 1871 15-10 YAZY 13-12 I6NX 21-20 998G 2722 KG95 15-11 KM 17-15 MT 11-7 eu 20-17 *PFR 30-25 KRIMI 12-10 81FC 20-15

Con inued On Next Column

YAEB 10-8 WAAL 14-11 NYSE 27-21 JET -OM 21-13 W111 28-27 ORTie 32-30 PW92 20-13 KC101 a 80G* 33-27 99914I 26-17 *3P d-36 Y102 on YPST 14-13 AOC8 23-15 W182 20-16 WYCB 7-3

300000

YBBO 23-13 093 37-33 K96.7 a 1106 33-24 K729 d-40

Warrant Continued

KIM an 161104 20-13 10100 14-12 1WZ 20-17 11mD a 1220 22 fr

EAST

APRI d29 M1FX 22-18 103CIR on 95XXX 23-19 YKPE 24-21 *IKZ 23-16 1MYP 25-21 95XIL a G98 33-24 YI7n 30-23 1104. 8-5 YHTO 22-17

KOOT 24-16 KM 14-11 Z97 34-22 K902 29-24 11015 28-23 KM 19-15 K8Z1 9-5 1FfZ 17-14 1mK 30-25

111fT 31-24 ¿Fm 13-.8 KZOZ 26-20 097 23-17 0195 35-34 1FFM 34-30

CARON WHEELER Livin' In The Light (EMI) LP: UK Blak

Total Reporte 60 23%

Parallel Regional Reach Reach AI&AI P1 32% E 33% P2 2fi S 20% P3 19% M 14%


1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 2 0 0 2

UP 16 16-40 9 9 2 20 DEBS 3 Ons 6 11 8 25 SALE 28 Adds 2 4 5 11


ADDS 13 Total 20 25 15 60

sssr

ASKS 19-15

30121

Y100 on WYZ 3629 PWPIG a-40

11I04RTT

WCI 20-19 KIM on

WEST

1137 d-34 1100 on 1012E on

P1

110197 2623 *T00 a WPGC 30-29 1%%R on PW106 31-28 KKFB 16-16 10x-014 on FM102 19-17 1107949 a

1FEL 15-14 801977 2624

EAST

01.092 38-38 TIC -FM a-33 OKBS on KC101 d-30 Kra a 999101I on 98PXY a WA00 on

5021

KZZB on K2FM 30-24 1102 0-40 12011 on X1.1067 on

IoOE.ST

Z99 26-26 KOK0 on WZOK on 087% en

«RD on

WEST

1155 on MG 39-33 695 39-32 194 a RCAO a

8800 26-24 1DON 25-19

EAST

WWFX a 103CI1 a

95XXX 40-28 G98 34-30 WT2 on

80025

KARS on 101Z on 13® a 8ZII a KNOE on 8IIN on nef a

YVB$ on

MIDWST

KOCR on

WEST

KT15 on

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Ì Ì Ó RaR October 12,1990 PARALLELS

WILSON PHIWPS Impulsive (SBK) LP: Wilson Phillips



National

Summary UP 22 DEBS 80 SAME 32 DOOM 0

ADDS 49

Parallel ® Reach P1 48%

P2 72%

BREAKER P3 90%

Chart Pos

1

2-5 6-15

16-40 Oros

Adds Ch Adds

Total

Summary P1 P2 P3 Tot

O 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 1 0 0 1

21 40 42 103 3 15 12 30 4 18 12 34 1 8 6 15

30 81 72 183

EAST

8878 On WZe 0-30 W1LI 0-28 IOU d-34 1394 d-31 PRO -44 3426

SOUTH

P699 d27 1801 on 17441 d-22 PW104 on 6100 d27 097 d-26

48116 d-21 18A0 a-27

NIIDBST

010235fT 6MCI 2624 095 24-20 WZP1 a 11H! a WOTI a 111030 25-15

URST

1108 d-22 OIIS a-30 1212 d-23 117322 d-28 K M d-32 X100 a KIES 30-27 KPLZ d-30 K116 d-30

EAST

131192 a WANB 35-33 Mo1999 a WAAL 31-26 WMJO 29-27 6SR d-39 J67 -FM d-29 YE 6 d-30 TIC -FM 40-31 MEE d-28 PMR92 d-32 1E101 al

WON m 9991011 d-36 want a Y102 on 9826 d28 937 a WPST d-32 WRCK d-35 606 d-40 6CR d-30

Seni WBBO d-36 B93 a-34

196.7 0-30 1106 d27 QES d-38 195 27-24 9108 on max 76106 a 618 35-33 WOx d-29 Wean G105 31-23 VIM d28 VANS on 6672 d25 60UT d-38 PWR945 a 17041 d-28 RUC 99WAYS d-35 PM10o d28 WABB on IA00 d-25 WM on 1107 a x11067 a WM on 092 a Z102 on K77a a-36 WKLI, a

MM. 660 a28 61105 a-32 6£1 d-29 MGM d28 KM m 66 a-34 Z104 a 02103 a 799 a RCM d-20 0293 d-25 166 2823 WEN 6-29 M419 a-27 147107a 110ß d-33 60T a28

NEST

1295 on MX d-39 KM a FONO a KENO m KIM a-30 44104 d-27 KXYO d26 MC on 167U an h

EAST

URRN 28-22 116T 39-32 103CIR d-29 95XXX a-33 «PE 028 YBCZ d-31 WRY? an

95X71 d-25 G98 on 6042 an hero 39-27 WGIA

MUM

KAES d-37 cOIZ a-30 WLSP m VJAD 29 fr VOID an KaO d-38 WZ20 a 70997 a-35 0418 31-22 VJO d-29 898 0-32 1ISR d-30 0104 on WYKS a 1s6 a KZII 0-28 0101 d-22 mu d-35 6463 d-40 WILE d-36 ODll d-36 RITZ d-31 04X0 d-33

KW= MU an RSYY d-37 WW2 d-40 WBW8 a-34 WCIL d-31 ROCR 3528 WWWW a-25 004 39-33 1LYV a

OZIO d-37 994 a 11)Wi a20

VT13X d-32 WAIT a RPRT d-29 99OG m 1G95 a 6AT 29-26 ßarT d-39 tlDBR d-31 URPR on OF1411 36-31 WIFE a

WEST

WINGER Miles Away (Atlantic) LP: In The Heart Of The Young

Total Reports 89


M 32%

National Suadary UP 29 DEBS 15

SAME 25 DOWN 0

ADM 20

N&A

100T a 297 an 1BOZ d-39 OTRO a 4.}90 d-31 OFTZ d-36 KICK m K74T a-39 ZFUN an 1207 d-34 SLY96 38-20 197 d-28 0195 a KF44 d-33

35%

Parallel Reach

P1 10%

P2 34% P3 56%


1 0 0 0 0 2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 0 0 1 1

16-40 5 14 26 45 Oros 0 13 10 23

Adds 0 8 8 16 Ch Adds 1 3 0 4

Total 6 38 45 89

EAST 590 26-22

SOmO

K0Á0 32-23

4470404.

WDFR a-25 WM 25-22 6180 31-29

WEST

P1 \A/

PIRATE d20

Qi2 BLE

6A® 23-21 WAAL a-38 6513 m JET -44 29-25 PWR92 d-36

IKON on 999041 m 930 26-24 MPS7 on 8818 a 6NZ 6CR on

SOM

616 1106 on

1228 m 16106 a-30 17106 25-22 IMO a WINK an WZYP a KM 29-23 W60I d-29 946 at KBF44 a 0.1067 on 6490 at 7102 a1 1Y16 37-31

449PS?

WM a MR 29-21 18105 a-40 1010 a WROI d-27

WIEST

0295 36-33 1116 2-18 O3WI0 on 44104 d24 1720 25 71-

BLX1

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SOUTH

KARS d-35 W1SF a IIpID on 61597 30-18 KNCI! a WJM1 25-19 1138 38-28

0104 on

17.II a1 I a0 d-37

SE1N at KIXY at ERIN 26-20

1096E

104 35-30 1LT4 28-22 OZIO a 0180 d-31 WWR d-35 KF1T a 9916 d-34 1095 d-37

11Ní 29-19 WDBR a 1661 on 10041 32-27 NIPC d-35

WEST

797 a Ke02 d-38 MRS a KF130 3224 017R 14-10 162 25-20 MK 25-16 ZPUW m 1ZOZ a SLY96 39-29 Y97 d-27 065 d-38

SIGNIFICANT ACTION A BOYS CYNTHIA & JOHNNY 0 H

Crazy (Motown) Dreamboy/Dreamgirl (Micmac) LP The Boys

OLETA ADAMS Rhythm Of Life (Fontana/Mercury) LP: Circle Of One

9 FAR

MTh

010 al

eaD114

1L9í

risk 31-28

A1 1164 an 444102 22-20 KM 25-24

042m WEST

1671 on

B BELL BIV DEVOE

B.B.D. (I Thought It Was Me) (MCA) LP: Poison

EAST

INKS a-23 WPL1 a

SORE

897 a P416I0 a-31

6096X4[

66 a-29 9117 24-21 111.01. 23-20

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A MIW 34-22

7WR96 on IRPM m xON a 26106 a-33 1611 26-19 28102 d-25 1041949 m 101EL on

BlX1

1101999 a 66 3028 66E on MOM a-32 9996I a 98PXT a UR5Ta RACK

500TH

893 a-38 1106 a

WC6Z 27-25 1261 a VNN5 a KB44 a 0107 d-29

BETTY BOO

Doin' The Do (Reprise) LP: Rhythm King

KIM on

113.

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TASt

M%Aa

30U8

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6011136

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SW7H

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BISCUIT Biscuit's In The House (Columbia)

EAST

SUIrn1

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1¢0414

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m

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121 A.

600 3028 29196 m KM a 400-7M 17-15 KWI 17-17

EAST

16101 a MaNa use a

SWIM

WM a dalla G105 a-33 VANS a 1107

BLACK CROWES Hard To... (Del American/Geffen) LP: Shake Your Money Maker

WEST

eAsx

6192 on

688 31-30 MR on 999041 39-37 W. a

SOUTH

12106 24-21

16TP 38-36 80Ur d-34

Xd-32

11111164

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tl31

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W6I 40-37 103CIR m woe a 098 a

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Nor 0141 28-26

WEST

IGAp m niel 20-17 inter on

EAST

9Wm

Y95 27-25 10440 a 6132IG 23-19 0105 21-19

440414

896 26-24 66 13-13 9.0. 29-27

NWT

11104 2-2 1108 6-5 0106 2-17

Pitt 7ß197 25-22

WIW 33-33 YPOC 14-30 nee 1413 KM on 26106 24-19 MR 9-7 44102 8-7 101949 O 841. 7-6 61977 15-10

64.13

scuri

8480 an 1106 am 11661 6-6 8244 20-16 1788 12-12 X107 30-27 8800 m WM 21-21

MOMS

10110 m ROY 15-12

WEST

055 on 00W 38-29 995 1-2 094 d28 CSC 21-21 MOT 7-6 ßßD 34-30 1051 d-20

BAST

6116 2221

SWX1

MIT 25-22 698 23-20

4401141

68101 16-15 626 an

88X1

KM 3126

c CANDI & THE BACK BEAT

The World Just Keeps Turning (IRS)

savor

606. 6LO. º

WEST

PI KM on 76106 m Rita

16949 an 161977 29-26

419 9420 m 99961 a

30021

188R 2127

116 1167

615 on

WEST

K USS on 895 37-33 !1104 a

le BAST

6117

SOUTH

WAIST

MIX mm

WxST

170Z m

TOMMY CONWELL &YOUNG RUMBLERS

I'm Seventeen (Columbia) LP: Guitar Trouble

9991011 a WPST 3429 6CR a

SOorM

KZ106 a-23 6GTP d-39 661 W6t1 a

1110631

920 d-33

16X1

1ATM d-28

EAST

6113 m MP a

CURE

Never Enough (Elektra) LP: Mixed Up

670 on

SOUTH

02937 d-31 VW a 6056 d-36 WiLN a MR m

446031'

1L0V m 911A on 996 a 1095 on 666 a 6FMi 39-34

WEST

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CURIO I Can't Stay (Motown) LP: Special Feeling

9 Eur

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440184r

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440164

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80016

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9 DST

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Nor WHIT on WM 32-20

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KITS 2725 1212 21-16 RUBE on

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EAST

TIC -PM 23-14 WPM 4-1 KX101 m W0121 16-15 /MK 37-33

SOUTH

0106 d-39 K0Z9 40-33 W512 28-28 651 22-17 66 32-28

4496n 96 a MY 25-23 KJ103 16-11 10t0 m

MST

KISS m 1168 a-27 »XX 31-26 B9z 10107 m

FAST

95II1[ a 11110 29-25 098 23-19 66 2822

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358737 3725 VIM 40-39 1OWI 0-39

164T

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F FAITH NO MORE Falling To Pieces (Reprise) LP: The Real Thing

eamH

KSAO m

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P1 ,A.

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WPST d-31

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IlA1f1 d-30 1015 al fr

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Fairweather Friend (Motown) LP: Johnny Gill

66 a

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2699 a PMPOG a-36

NI016.4T

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16999 a TiFPM a-39

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44U616.

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194 ß25C 29-28 180 OqT S-19

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MIA

500®

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GUYS NEXT DOOR 1 Was Made For You (SBK) LP: Guys Nex Door

14.04

600 m WAVE 2524

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la rsr

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0100 m

Pt A.

le WUX1

3166

44016.41

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8PXR 28-26 8112 30-28

LALAH HATHAWAY Heaven Knows (Virgin) LP. Lalah Hathaway

PAST

56611

88n

Á 60- 2625 KIWI on 1041977 35-30

BES?

66 0-30

50.11

1®119[

199 d-30

88!?

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MIMS

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106 m

BRUCE HORNSBY w/SHAWN COLVIN Lost Soul (RCA) LP: A Night On The Town

URS al

50018

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Nor »ICI 30-28

NEST

1722 0-25 K911 0-35 RUBE On

RAW

196192 a 99901I m 66 a

EaRE

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441NBYr

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695 a 1100 m KZZU m h

FAST

1126 a VEX m 103G1R a

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WEST

P1 .A.

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440118

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LIVING COLOUR Type (Epic) LP: Time's Up

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1106 a

6161161

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LONDON QUIREBOYS I Don't Love You Anymore (Capitol) LP: A Bit Of What You Fancy

901611

1400 31-31

44964

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6151'

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88n

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1101949 m


PARALLELS October 12,1990 RBR 117

J22

SIGNIFICANT ACTION M

MARIA MCKEE Show Me Heaven (Geffen) LP. 'Days Of Thunder" ST

9 66ST

SOUTH

MAX a-25

MIMEST

MAIN 38-37 9991011 29-29 MPST m W0X m

SOMA

Kin a G105 35-31 MOUE a wilt d-35 Mim, 24-22

M e-ar

WEST

1F95 MCAO 39-36

SOMA

0104 m KwX a WES on

IIeEST

WEST

N NEVILLE BROTHERS Fearless (A&M) LP: Brother's Keeper

BAST

MILKS a

sans

3100 a

195MER

WEST

EAST

SOUTH

W2YP a WABB a

Mim a ./XIX a WKIL a

MI14ER

1.1103 a

WST

sour4

698 a

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MIDWEST

KLYV a

WEST

P PARTY I Found Love (Hollywood) LP: The Party

¢Lsr

W1K5 a

SOUTH

KSAO m PIIRPIG a-39

MIMEST

WEST

Á1 KXXR a

1403949 m

eAR

JET -FM a

3OUn

MBB.7 m 17211 m 3107 d-35 1Tmt a

MIDWEST

WT2 d-30 MIE m

WEST

áç« 110T m RDON m

PET SHOP BOYS So Hard (EMI) LP Behavior

e631

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SOUTH

KAKS m WJAD m fr KISR a-37 KCNX 8

MIMEST

WKFR

K095 m WDa on

WEST

9 81ST

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SOUTH

MAO

WEST

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P1

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le RIST

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BAR

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SOMA

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MIMEST

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WEST

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PRINCE New Power ....(Paisley Park/WB) LP: "Graffiti Bridge" ST

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S T SEDUCTION Breakdown (Vendetta/A&M) LP Nothing Matters Without Love

SOURI

lMVZ a P4HPIC 15-13

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13104 m 0106 30-30

P1J

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SOUP DRAGONS I'm Free (Mercury) LP Lovegod

KCAO MOT m MM 37-36 RIXE on

EAST

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MIaEST

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397 m

EAR

509111

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Love Is The Ritual (A&M) LP Edge Of The Century

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9 SOUTH

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MIMER

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AL B. SURE! Missunderstanding (WB) LP: Private Times...And The Whole 9!

EAR

WIES on

SORIA

MIMEST

WEST

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KEITH SWEAT Merry Go Round (Elektra) LP. I'll Give All My Love To You

B95 31-25 199 30-27 KWC 24-23 KCAO 38-35 KR01 19-17 KDON 28-26

EAST

11X0 d-29

SOUTE

10I2 m 12,113 28-26

MIMEST

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EAR

SOV[4

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1108 on

P1

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MIDWEST

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TECHNOTRONIC

Rockin' Over The Beat (SBK) LP: Trip On This - The Remixes

9 eAR

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SOUTE

MIMEST

B96 25-23 ALOI a

WIW a

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WER

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1953951

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EUS d-34 1012 m B98 m KISR 0-35 1541 38-34 KNOa a

R9VIEST

16300 on KYYY a KKNT on WOeR a

WEST

KM m XPT2

on 101M KR0 on 2FUN

397 m MM on

le EAST

Sa/TN

191J4EST

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WPM m rom m KEFli a MIEL a

MC/7977 a

EAST

SOMA

1106 m EIRE on KBFM a

MIMEST

WEST

MSS -e

895 a

50104

MISER

WEST

2 IN A ROOM Wiggle It (Cutting/Charisma)

EAST

M1K5 27-17 WIVU a-18 MPW 26-15 2100 14-9

SPIN

PWR99 a

EL a-25 MIVZ a 0105 on

14X14831

096 7-1 295 a Ii5FX 23-20 Mrfr d -2Y MLOL 21-15

WEST

0106 d-25 KUl£ d-29

P1

001127-i 1 1

WIOJ d-24 WPGC a

PE96 11-5 KTFM on NOT102 3-25 PWR106 34-29 MUR 33_27 N01949 a KMSL on

8AST

407999 3-31 «SE d-30 TIC -FM 36-27 MESS d-27 WSPK 35-25 WRIXa

Ma Z a-34 KPRR a -?t

MIMEST

14412 on MM a-25

WEST

1GD1 a-28 895 m MOT a-35

EAST

Talo

KAKS a

IIME_ST

WER

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Y95 on 1500 3-38

MIMEST

WER

KIM 3-33

EAR

999181 40.25 MKR2 a

SIXTE

MW a B93 36-32 K96.7 a

1106 d -Y0 12106 a KEA m BAUT WIt1 d-27 wer/ a WRVO a 1TUX 31-22 ION a

MI14EST

KJ103 29-26 Kw0 a

KK1el a

WEST

KATH on

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WISP on 3E597 d-34 ASO d-31 K1SR a

F104 W-31 ZII on

KLMX a KNOE e

KIKI a

KW x a

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Reports

1 SOHO/Hippy Chick (Atco) 144 2 CONCRETE BLONDE/Joey (IRS) 138 3 DAMN YANKEES/High Enough (WB) 134

DEEE-LITE/Groove Is In The Heart (Elektra) 134 5 TONY( TONII TONEI/Feels Good (Wing/Polydor) 102 6 CANDYMAN/Knockin' Boots (Epic) 98 7 SLAUGHTER/Fly To The Angels (Chrysalis) 84 8 ELISA FIORILLO/On The Way Up (Chrysalis) 76 9 CARON WHEELER/Livin' In The Light (EMI) 60

10 2 IN A ROOM/Wiggle It (Charisma) 40

New artists have not yet had a CHR Breaker.

CHR REPORTER INDEX KAKSiAmarllb, TX (P3) KATMAAbrado Seringa, CO (P2) K8E0ALanaa City. MO (Pt) KBFMMWIIan-Bmwne.tlle, TX (P2)

KBOZ,Soaeman, MT (P3)

KGONansrd-Yenun, CA (P2)

KCNXMMIand-Odasaa, TX (P3)

KCMO,Cobmbla, MO (P3)

KCPX/SaN Lake City, UT (P1) KDONAIaNnaa-Monterey, CA (P2) KOIVBMInneapolM, MN (P1)

KEOL/DaOss, TX (P1)

KAKI/Cheyenne, WY (P3) KFFM/Yatlma, WA (P3)

KFMW,Waterkl, IA (P3) KFRXtlncoh. NE (P3) KFTZAaw Falls, ID (P3) KOOIMNeraide, CA (PIA) KOOT/Anchora9a, AK (P3)

KHMXAIoe.tan, TX (P1) KNTK St. boula, MO (P2) KIIS tos Angeles, CA (P1) KIKXrCobrea Springs, CO (P2) KISN/SeM Late City, UT (P1)

KISR/FL Smith, AR (P3)

KIXYAIan Angab, TX (P3)

KKeOMoaeton, TX (P1)

KKFRPhoenia, AZ (PIA) KKNTBprInFIIeM, NO (P3) KKMGA;obrado SpHnga, CO (P2) KKRDAVIcMta, KS (P2) KKRZPoHland, OR (P1)

KKSLAIbu9uer9ue, NM (P2) KKXXAIetenllaM, CA (P2) KKYKAmle Roak AR (P2)

KLUCta Vegas, NV (P2) KLYVOubuOua, IA (P3)

KMCKfsYaNaallb, AR (P3)

KMELBan Frondsa, CA (PIA) KMOKAewMon, IO (P3)

KMYZ/TuW,OK (PZ)

KNINAVbbNa FaMe, TX (P3) KNOEMonroe, LA (P3)

KOY-FMAMwnls, AZ (PRA) KPATBbua Falls, ID (P3)

KPLZBeaNle, WA (Pl) KPRRhI Paso, TX (P2) KPRR/AnaAoroge, AK (P3) KOCR,tedar Rapids, IA (P3) KOHT,Cnnd Forai, ND (P9) K012/Amarillo. TX (P3)

KOKO,Omaha, NE (P2) KONOMonobb, HI (P2)

KRBEMouston, TX (P1)

KRNO,Dea Moines, IA (PL) KROYBacnmenlo, CA (P2) KRZRfresno, CA (P3)

K&kOBan Antonio, TX (P1)

UNS/Lafayette, LA (P3) KBNDIEu9ene, OR (P2) 1TFMALan Antonio, TX (PIA) KTMTMedlord, OR (P3) KTRS,Casper, WY (P3)

K7UXBhnrBport LA (P2) KUBEAIeenle, WA (P1)

KWNZMena, NV (P2)

KWODBocramenb, CA (P2) KW88Ban Jaae, Cl (P1) KWTXAVaca, TX (P3)

KXXRManaaa City, NO (PIA) KXYOAblland, OR (P2) KTYYMlsmarck ND (P3) SIEN/Corpus Chrlali, TX (P2) KZIIA-ubbak TX (P3)

NZ101)ubih, MN (P3) KZOUILMle Rock AR (P2) KZOZ,San Lala OBl1po, CA (P3) KZZBEsoumont TX (P2) KZIP,Plaenh, AZ (PI) KZ2UAipokanne, WA (P2) WULAlIn9Mmton, NY (P2)

WABBMoblle, AL (P2) WAEBAIbntown, PA (P2) WANSMroenallle, SC (P2) WAPE,Jackaonallle, FL (P2) WAVAAVahIn9t0n, OC (P1) WAIYMtayeOe, IN (PS)

WBBD/Au9usta, GA (P2)

WBLIAong Island, NY (P1) WBNOAIbomingtun, IN (P3) WBWBMIoumIn9ton, IN (P3) W111019aMle Creak MI (P3) WCGO,Cobmbua, GA (P2)

WCII,Carbondeb, IL (P3) WCKZ,CharbOe, NC (P2) WOBRAìprinOflaid, IL (P3) WOFXMetroit MI (Pi) WOJXtaulorllle, KY (P2)

WEGXPhihdelphle, PA (P1) WERZA:aeter, NH (P2) WFHT,Talla , FL (P3) WFMFMatan Rouge, LA (P2)

WGRD,Onnd Rapida, NI (P2) WGTZNayton, OH (P2) WHMYMonlgomeh. Al (P2) WMOTRoun9stown, OH (P2) WMTO WIlllamaport PA (P3) WMYT9etriol MI (P1) WIBW.Topeka, KS (P3) WIFC Weuau, WI (P3) WIKZ CWmberaburg, PA (P3) WILNPanema CNy, FL (P3) WINK/FL Myers, FL (P2) WI00PMIsdephM (PIA) WIXXBroen Bay, WI (P2) WJAOAIalnbrid9e-Albany, GA (P3) WJMXPIorenoa, SC (P3) WKBOSI Louis. NO (P1) WKDO Akron, OH (P2) WKEE Huntington, WV (P2) WKFR1(alamaaao, MI (P3) WKPE,Cape Cod. MA (P3) WKOLCIarleston, SC (P2) WKIRIWIIkaa-Barre, PA (P2) WKSE,SuOeb,NY (P2) WKSF/Aoharllle, NC (P3) WKSIMroensboro, NC (P2) WKs8Mar0ord, CT (P2) WKTIMiwaukea, WI (Pi) WKZLAYInaton-Salem, NC (P2)

WLANM1anaaater, PA (P2)

WLOLMInneapaNa, MN (Pl) WIAW/ChampalOk IL (P3) WMEEPL Wayne, IN (P2)

WMJG,SaOeb, NY (P2) WMCI!Columhue, ON (P1) WNNKAferrlabur9k PA (P2)

WNOKCalumbla, SC (P2) WNVZMor1oN, VA (Pi) WNYPnmsca, NY (P3)

WOKIMnoarllle, TN (P2)

WOMPrWhaelln9, WV (PS)

WOMX,Orlana, FL (P2) WOVVAVeat Point Black, Fl (P2) WPFR/Terre Houle, IN (P3)

WPGCAVeihington. OC (PIA) WPHR/Cleaeland, OH (P1) WPLJMew York NY (P1)

WPRR,AMoons, PA (P3) WPSTrtlanton, NJ (P2) WPXROavenport IA (P2)

V10ONNew London, CT (P2)

WOIO,SIbal, MS (P3)

WOUT/Jahnsan City, TN (P2) WOXA.York PA (P3)

WOCKA111ca, NT (P2) WEIN/Toledo, OH (P2)

WRVOMkhmolid, VA (P2)

WSNXMuskegon, MI (P3)

WSPKPaghkeepale, NY (P2)

WSSXCharleston, SC (P2) WTBXAIIbbInO. MN (P3)

WTFXMadlsan, WI (P2)

WIHTrPortland, ME (P3)

WVBSAVIkninglon, NC (P3)

WVICtanaing. MI (P2)

WVKS/Taledo, OH (P2) W1/BR/Charleston, WV (P2)

WWFXManOor, ME (P3) WXKSMoslon, NA (P1) WYCRMork PA (P2)

WYKS,ONneaallle, FL (P3) WZIXAIIbaI, MS (P3) WZOKMocaford, IL (P2) WZOU,Sasbn, MA (P1) WZPLAndlenapolls, IN (P7)

WZYPMuntsrllb, AL (P2) WZZGA:Mrbtte, NC (P3) B93 (KBTS)Austln, TX (P2) B94 (WBZZ)PMhburgh, PA (P1) B95 (KBOS)fresno, CA (P2) B96 (WBBM)ChlsagO, IL (P1) B97 (KEZB)Alew Orleans, LA (P1) B98 (KZBB)ft Smith, AR (P3) 11104 (W838),Ba0lmore, MD (PI) CK105 (WWCK)Pllnt MI (P2) FLY92 (WFLY)Abslry, NY (P2)

FM100 (WMC-FM)MempAls, IN (P2) FM102 (KSFM)Bacramenb, CA (PIA) FM104 (KHOP)Maaalo-StoaMon, CA (P2) 098 (WWGT)/Pollend, ME (P3)

G105 (WOCG)Murhem-Ralepk NC (P2) HOT949 (KZHT)BaM Lake CMy, UT (PIA) HOT95 (WONT(,Jackaon, MS (P2)

HOT97 (WOMT)Mew York NY (PIA) HOT977 (KHOT)Ban Jose, CA (PIA) MOT999 (WHXT)/Allentown, PA (P2)

1107102 (WLUM)MIwaukn, WI (P10) 194 (KIKI)Monoww, HI (P2) 195 IWAPIIAIIrmingkam, AL (P2)

JET -FM (WJET)Ærie, PA (P2) K92 (WXLK)Moanote, VA (P2)

K98.7 (KHFI)Aaatin, IN (P2) 1106 (KIOC),Saunwnt TX (P2) KAY107 (KAYp/Tu1sa, OK (P2) KC101 (WKCI)Maw Haven, CT (P2( KF96 (KFXD)Aolae,l0 (P2) 1095 (KOLI(Bbue City, IA (P3) KIX108IWKXXII11IrmIn9am, AL (P2) KJ103 (KJYO),Oklehoma City, OK (P2) 13104 (KOKO/Oenrer, CO (P1)

K293 (WKZW)Peanla, IL (P2)

12106 (WSKZ)/Chananoo9a, TN (P2)

0195 (KIOK)/Tl-CPles, WA (P3) PIRATE (KOLZ)Aoa Angeles, CA )P1A) PRO -FM (WPROIProvidence, RI (Pt) PWR945 (WLAPIM1a:ington, KY (P2) PWR92 (WBIUI/JolMnsbwn, PA (P2) PWR98 (WPOW)MIomI, FL (P1A)

PWR99 (WAPW)Atlenle, GA (PI) PWR106 (KPWR),Los Angarie., CA (PIA) PWRPIG (WFLZ)/Tampa, FL (P1) 095 (WK01)/Detrolt MI (PIA) 090 )WOSM(,Foyetlarllb, NC (P2) 0101 (WJ00)Meridisn, MS (P3)

0102 (WKROi/Clndnnatl, OH (P1) 0104 )WOEN),Dadun, AL (P9)

0105 (WKB0)Rampa, FL )PI) 0105 )KKL0)/Sen Diego, CA (P1)

01898 (KSLY)Ban Lma Oblspo, CA (P3) T1C-FM )W11C)Alartlord, CT (P2) X100 (KXXX)Ban Francisco, CA (1.1)

XL93FM (KKXL),Gnnd Forks, ND (P3) 011067 (WXXL)Nrlendo, FL (P2) Y94 (WDAY)f:rgo, ND (P3) 195 )KHTI)A)alhs, TX (Pl) 997 (1HTY)/Sanh Barbon, CA (P3)

9100 (WHYI)Miami, FL (P1) 1102 (WRFY)Meading, PA (P2) Y107 (WYHY)Mawllle, TN (P2) Y100 (KRXY),Oanver, CO (P1) 1E397 (WYYS),Cobmóh, 8C (P3)

ZEUS (KZFN),Me.cow, ID (P3) 295 (WYTZ),Chka9e, IL (P1) I97 )KZLS),Blllinga, MT (P3)

299 )KZ&1)IOtMwma City, OK (P2)

Z100 )WHR)Mew York MY (Pl) 2102 (WZAT)Atolranak GA (P2) Z101 (W2EE)Madlson, WI (P2)

92X (WXOT)?.obmbui, OH (P2) 930 (WNTO),Syracuae, NY (P2)

95X11 (WXIL)Paners0urg, WV (P3) 95XXX (WXXX)Mulington, VT (P3) 98PXY (WPXY)Moclnster, NY (P2)

99KG (K8K8)ISallne, IS (P3) 99WAYS (WAYS)Macon, GA (P2)

99WGY,Abany, NY (P2) 9991011 (WKMI)Mcean City, MD (P2) 103CIR (WCIR),Seakley, WV (P3)


1/8. October 12, 1990 CHR NATIONAL AIRPLAY®

BREAKERS WHITNEY HOUSTON

I'm Your Baby Tonight (Arista) 88% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 224 Including B104, WEGX, KHMX, WNVZ, B96, 095, KDWB, KS104, Y108, 0106, FM102. See Parallels, debuts at number 38.

WILSON PHILLIPS Impulsive (SBK)

71% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 22, Debuts 80, Same 32, Down 0, Adds 49 Including WZPL, KBEQ, WKTI, X100, HOT999, WSPK, B93, WDJX, Y107, KLUC. See Parallels, debuts at number 39.

BETTE MIDLER From A Distance (Atlantic)

70% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 83, Debuts 45, Same 18, Down 0, Adds 34 including B104, WBLI, WPLJ, WEGX, KKBQ, Z95, WKBQ, KPLZ, TIC -FM, WRQN. See Parallels, debuts at number 28.

(T'F &\ 1! DONNY OSMOND "My Love Is A Fire" (Capitol) Reports. 151. Moves: Up 9, Debuts 29, Same 40, Down 0. Adds 73 including WXKS, WBLI, B94, PWR104, KKRZ, KISN, WKSE, PWR92, B93,195, WKDD, KZ93, KLUC, WKBQ 36-32, WAEB 36-29, G105 34-30, WZOK 31-20, SLY96 23-19.

JON BON JOVI "Miracle" (Mercury) Reports: 148. Moves: Up 12, Debuts 50, Same 31, Down 0, Adds 55 including B94, PRO -FM, KKBO, WHYT, KBE°, WAEB, Y102, KZOU, Y107, WKZL, WVIC, WRON, KF95, YES97, Z100 26-22, WEGX 30-26, KIKX 22-10, WWFX 37-31.

SOHO "Hippychict" (Atco) Reports 144. Moves: Up 74, Debuts 23, Same 21, Down 0, Adds 26 including B97, WZPL, Y108, KZZP, KPLZ, WERZ, WKOB, WRVQ, KKRD, 95XXX, KISR, KLYV, KFRX, KMOK, WXKS 22-18, WPLJ 33-25, KSAQ 28-21, PWRPIG 34-29, WDFX 11-8. See Parallels, moves 36-32. Charted at 74%; Top 15 at 13%.

CONCRETE BLONCE "Joey" (IRS) Reports 138. Moves: Up 98, Debuts 10, Same 12, Down 8, Adds 10 including B104, KKRZ, KPLZ, K96.7, 195, CK105, WZOK, WIKZ, WHTO WBXX, KKBO 21-11, PWR104 32-26, Z95 5-3, HOT949 2-1, KUBE 30-20, JET -FM 20-16, WRCK 27-22, WQUT 14-8, KSND 24-19, WTHT 29-16. See Parallels, moves 31-27. 92% charting it; Top 15 at 38%; Hot at 21%.

DEEE-LITE "Groove Is In The Heart" (Elektra) Reports: 134. Moves. Up 67, Debuts 22, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 30 including WEGX, WPGC, B97, Z95, WAAL, WCGO, H0T95, 99WAYS, WGTZ, KOKO, WHOT, WTHT, WYKS, KCMQ, KMOK, WXKS 31-21, WI00 22-12, KXXR 23-19, PWR106 20-16, HOT949 22-11. See Parallels, moves 37-30. Charted at 73%; Top 15 at 13%; Hot at 6%.

DAMN YANKEES "High Enough" (WB) Reports. 134. Moves: Up 95, Debuts 11, Same 21, Down 0, Adds 7, WZOU, WOKI, WGTZ, WTFX, 95XXX, WZZG, KNOE, KSAQ 24-18, KUBE 23-14, WAAL 28-19, PWR92 25-17, WYCR 31-25, WZYP 24-19, CK105 21-16, WZOK 21-14, WHTO 17-13, YES97 22-12, 0104 23-17. See Parallels, debuts at number 40 on the CHA chart.

UB40 'The Way You Do The Things You Do" (Virgin) Reports: 127. Moves: Up 56, Debuts 20, Same 20, Down 0, Adds 31 including WPLJ, WI00, Y108, FM102, X100, 98PXY, WGRD, KJ103, WHTO. WYKS. WBNO, KKHT, PWR99 31-26, PWR104 12-2, HOT102 30-24, KItS 7-2, KGGI 20-14, 0106 20-16.

STEVIE B "Because I Love You (The Postman Song)" (LMR/RCA) Reports: 125. Moves: Up 48, Debuts 25, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 30 including KSAQ, WKBO, KZZP, FLY92, H0T999, 930, WRCK, Z102, CK105, KIKX, 95XXX, KMCK, WDBR, WZOU 20-14, PWR99 30-19, B97 27-19, WLOL 31-24, Y108 29-20.

REO SPEEDWAGON "Love Is A Rock" (Epic) Reports 107 Moves: Up 32, Debuts 18, Same 46, Down 0, Adds 11 including WKBQ, PWR92, Z102, KTUX, WGRD, KZ93, KATM, WTHT, WPFR, KGOT, KBOZ, KISN 34-30, 999KHI 36-30, WKRZ 39-32, YES97 40-29, KISR 33-23, WLRW 28-22.

TONY! TONI! TONE! "Feels Good" (Wing/Polydor) Reports: 102. Moves: Up 56, Debuts 13, Same 13. Down 1, Adds 19 including WZOU, WPLJ, Z100, WEGX, WAVA, KKBO, WDFX, WMJO, WSSX, KKRD, WIKZ, WYKS, 99KG, HOT97 8-5, WIO0 3-2, KTFM 29-22, HOT102 15-10, PWR106 16-11,

H0T977 12-9. See Parallels, moves 38-35. Charting at 77%; Top 15 at 34%; Hot at 10%.

CANDYMAN "Knoll in' Boots" (Epic) Reports: 98. Moves: Up 54, Debuts 11, Same 24, Down 2, Adds 7, HOT97, WKSE, KIX106, WTFX, WZZG, WYKS, ZFUN,

WZOU 29-21, PRO -FM 33-29, KTFM 16-11. 0105 5-2, Z95 23-17, WDFX 18-12, HOT102 22-18, PWR106 12-9, HOT977 11-6. See Parallels, moves 35-33. Charted at 76%; Top 15 at 42%; Hot at 23%.

INFORMATION SOCIETY "Think" (Tommy Boy/Reprise) Reports: 98. Moves: Up 41, Debuts 19, Same 32, Down 0, Adds 6, WOKI, WGTZ, B95, WOID, KCHX, Y97, PWR99 32-28, PWRPIG 28-24, WLOL 25-21, KKFR 29-22, TIC -FM 34-26, WQUT 37-31, Y107 34-28, WDBR 32-27. Charted at 61 %of those stations playing it.

ASIA "Days Like These" (Geffen) Reports: 97. Moves: Up 48, Debuts 10, Same 35, Down 0, Adds 4, KTUX, WKFR, WIFC, KFFM, WPST 29-25, WCGO 23-19,

WOUT 25-19, KF95 32-29, KWNZ 32-27, YES97 t4-8, KNIN 27-21, KRZR 6-4. Charting at 87% with the South leading.

WINGER "Miles Away" (Atlantic) Reports: 89. Moves: Up 29, Debuts 15, Same 25, Down 0, Adds 20 including WDFX, WAAL, WKRZ, WBBO, WZYP, KBFM,

KOKO, WKSF, KZIO. KFRX, Z97, KZOZ, KSAO 32-23, WOMP 29-24, WJMX 25-19, KMOK 25-16.

NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK "Let's Try it Again" (Columbia) Reports: 84. Moves: Up 24, Debuts 13, Same 40, Down 0, Adds 7, WBLI, WAVA, KSAO, Z95, FM102, KAKS, WTBX, B94

30-26, WRCK 35-26, KBFM 30-24, WIKZ 32-27, KIXY 35-26, KFBO 36-28.

SLAUGHTER "Fly lo The Angels" (Chrysalis) Reports. 84. Moves: Up 47, Debuts 5, Same 18, Down 7, Adds 7, WOKI, KIKX, 95XXX, G98, 0101, WCIL, KPAT, WHYT

16-12, PIRATE 4-2, WKRZ 24-20, KTUX 11-6, KATM 3-1, WIKZ 25-18, WOMP 14-9, 0104 12-6, KRZR 1-1. Charting et 86%;

Top 15 at 38%; Hot at 12%.

ANITA BAKER "Soil inspiration" (Elektra) Reports: 78. Moves: Up 46, Debuts 3, Same 26, Down 2, Adds 1, WIOQ, Y100 27-23, KTFM 28-23, WCGO 24-18, 99WAYS

32-29, KTUX 26-19, B95 33-28, KFTZ 37-32. Charted at 73%.

ELISA FIORILLO "On The Way Up" (Chrysalis) Reports: 76. Moves: Up 32, Debuts 8, Same 24, Down 0, Adds 12, Y100, WNVZ, Y108, Y107, Z99,194, WOXA, B98, KISR,

KIXY, KZIO, KFFM, WLDL 14-11, H0T977 17-14, WSPK 36-31, 0105 29-25, KKMG 23-15. Charting at 55%.

SWEET SENSATION "Each And Every Time" (Atco) Reports: 65. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 11, Same 20, Down 0, Adds 28 including WI00, WKBQ, KS104, PWR106, KKFR, WKSS,

WFMF, WHHY, XL1067. KLUC, 95XXX, 0104, WYKS, WILN, WFHT, KZIO, PWRPIG 32-28, KPRR 25-19.

BILLY IDOL "LA. Woman" (Chrysalis) Reports: 62. Moves: Up 35, Debuts 0, Same 23, Down 4, Adds(); B94 25-21, WOUT 20-15, WHHY 24-18, WIXX 26-22, WTHT

17-14, WCIL 17-13, KTMT 22-15, OK95 15-11.

CARON WHEELER "Livin' in The Light" (EMI) Reports: 60. Moves: Up 16, Debuts 3, Same 28, Down 0, Adds 13, WIOQ, PWRPIG, HOT949, TIC -FM, WQGN, 98PXY, 194,

KCAO. WWFX, 103CIR, KSMB, KZII, KIXY, WXKS 19-15, KZFM 30-24, KDON 25-19.

SNAP "Ooops Up" (Arista) Reports: 56. Moves: Up 31, Debuts 2, Same 22, Down 1, Adds 0, WIOQ 23-17, WAAL 29-24, WSPK 27-23, KZZB 27-18,

KBFM 17-13, WTFX 25-20, WOXA 17-14.

BILLY JOEL "And So it Goes" (Columbia) Reports: 52. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 3, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 42 including WZOU, WBLI, WPLJ, PRO -FM, 095, KDWB, KZZP,

KISN, KWSS, WVSR, WPST, WAPE, FM100, KTUX, XL93FM, Y100 23-17, KXYQ 18-6.

a /J -.,I r2r -.SL) j.%1 4% .r. Z. 1 J J HOTTEST -./z _

WHITNEY HOUSTON (224) DONNY OSMOND (73)

JON BON JOVI (55) WILSON PHILLIPS (49)

BILLY JOEL (42) BETTE MIDLER (34)

PRINCE (31) UB40 (31)

STEVIE B (30) DEEE-LITE (30)

DAMN YANKEES (106) CONCRETE BLONDE (100)

SOHO (97) DEEE-LITE (89)

UB40 (76) STEVIE B (73)

TONY! TONI! TONEI (68) CANDYMAN (63)

JON BON JOVI (62) INFORMATION SOCIETY (60)

VANILLA ICE (132) JAMES INGRAM (110)

RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS (103)

JANET JACKSON (96) ALIAS (78)

GEORGE MICHAEL (72)

M.C. HAMMER (51) INXS (45)

MARIAH CAREY (38)

MAXI PRIEST (37)

Most Active = Ups + Debuts - Downs

r _iv' 3.. VAUGHAN BROTHERS "Tick Tock" (Epic) Reports. 49. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 10, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 24 including WKRZ, WBBO, K96.7, WHHY, WRVO, WKPE,

WNYP, KCHX, KNOE, KFRX, KPAT, KFBO, 999KHI 40-25, B93 36-32, KTUX 31-22.

BELL BIV DEVOE "B.B.D. (I Thought It Was Me)" (MCA) Reports: 49 Moves: Up 12, Debuts 4. Same 10. Down 0, Adds 23 including WXKS, WPLJ, 897, PWRPIG, B96, KXXR,

PWR106, H0T999, 999KHI, WRCK, KZFM. WOXA, KCHX, KQCR, KKFR 26-19.

DNA featuring SUZANNE VEGA "Tom's Diner" (A&M) Reports: 46. Moves: Up 25, Debuts 5, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 6, PRO -FM, WPGC, 92X, KKXX, KRO, 95XXX, PWR99 12-7,

WKBO 32-20, KPLZ 21-16, TIC -FM 23-14, WKSS 4-1, WNOK 22-17, KIKX 31-26, WIKZ 29-25, YES97 37-25. Charted at 70%; Top 15 at 16%; Hot at 11%.

BOYS "Crazy" (Motown) Reports: 45. Moves: Up 26, Debuts 2, Same 13, Down 2, Adds 2, WNVZ, HOT949, PWRPIG 23-19, PWR106 24-19, 0106 21-17, HOT977 15-10, WBBO on, KHTK 15-12, KFBO 31-26.

PET SHOP BOYS "So Hard" (EMI) Reports. 44. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 3, Same 20, Down 0, Adds 19 including HOT97, KSAQ, KPLZ, KC101, WPST, KZZB,

WZYP, KTUX, WIXX, WNYP, KAKS, KISR, KYYY, CK105 36-30, KPAT 28-24.

STYX "Love Is The Ritual" (A&M) Reports: 41. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 5, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 16 including KSAO, KZZB, WCGO, KMYZ, FM104, WHTO,

WJMX, KNOE, KGOT, OK95, KFFM, PIRATE on, KATM 28-24, 0104 d-32.

2 IN A ROOM "Wiggle It" (Cutting/Charisma) Reports. 40. Moves: Up 11, Debuts 11, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 12, WZOU, WPGC, PWR99, WNVZ, Z95, HOT949, WRCK,

WFMF, KPRR, KKXX, KROY, KAKS, HOT97 1-1, PWR96 11-5, B96 7-1 Charted at 68%; Top 15 at 22%; Hot at 20%.

BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE with SHAWN COLVIN "Lost Soul" (RCA) Reports: 39. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 5, Same 21, Down 0, Adds 11, FLY92, WKRZ, PWR945, KTUX, KF95, WPRR, 103CIR,

KOIZ, WQID, KIXY, KFBO, WPLJ on, WNVZ on, KZZP d-25.

TIFFANY "New Inside" (MCA) Reports: 39. Moves. Up 3, Debuts 6, Same 26, Down 0, Adds 4, KTUX, KNOE, KYYY, WDBR, KKRZ 26-23, KCHX 38-34.

LONDON QUIREBOYS "I Don't Love You Anymore" (Capitol) Reports. 35. Moves: Up 17, Debuts 1, Same 13. Down 2, Adds 2, WNCI, KYYY, WKBQ 13-11, WOUT 31-24, WPRR 20-16,

KISR 12-8, 99KG 23-19, KG95 19-14. Charting at 74%; Top 15 at 23%.

SEDUCTION "Breakdown" (A&M) Reports: 33. Moves: Up 8, Debuts 3, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 3, WNVZ, WSPK, KHTK, H0T97 12-10, WIOO d-32, KZFM

34-29.

PRINCE "New Power Generation" (Paisley Park/WB) Reports. 32. Moves. Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 31 including B94, WNVZ, PWRPIG, 0105, WHYT, KXXR,

HOT102, KDWB, WLOL, H0T949, Q106, KMEL, WQGN, WHHY, KROY.

TOMMY CONWELL & THE YOUNG RUMBLERS "I'm Seventeen" (Columbia) Reports: 31. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 7, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 11, WVSR, 999KHI, WYCR, WOKI, WOMP, WJMX, WILN,

99KG, WDBR, KTRS, KFTZ, WPST 34-29, KFMW 39-34.

AL B SURE! "Missunderstanding" (WB) Reports: 31. Moves: Up 15, Debuts 5, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 3, KOY-FM, FLY92, Z99, KS104 24-21, KKFR 24-20, KMEL

26-21, WCKZ 23-19, B95 31-25. Charting at 68% with West leading.

BLACK CROWES "Hard To Handle" (Del American/Geffen) Reports: 30. Moves: Up 10, Debuts 4, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 6, WPST, WCGO, WPRR, WKPE, G98, KAKS, KZ106 24-21,

YES97 38-23, 0104 32-27.

JOHNNY GILL "Fairweather Friend" (Motown) Reports: 29. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 2, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 23 including WXKS, H0T97, PWR99, PWRPIG, KXXR, KOY-FM,

0106, KMEL, HOT977, HOT999, TIC -FM, 195, KKXX, KCAO, KDON.

PARTY "I Found Love" (Hollywood) Reports: 29. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 3, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 9, WXKS, PWRPIG, KXXR, JET -FM, KTUX, KCHX, WKFR,

KTRS, KFTZ.

CYNTHIA & JOHNNY 0 "Dreamboy/Dreamgirl" (Micmac) Reports. 23. Moves. Up 13, Debuts 1, Same 2, Down 7, Adds 0, 0105 30-24, B96 20-13, KGGI 16-11, TIC -FM 10-4, KZFM

12-6, KBFM 21-16, KROY 18-15.

FAITH NO MORE "Falling To Pieces" (Slash/Reprise) Reports: 21. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 4, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 5, YES97, 0104, 99KG, KGOT, OK95, WDFX 20-14.

BISCUIT "Biscuit's In The House" (Columbia) Reports: 20. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 0, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 13, KS104, KKFR, KC101, WOGN, WSPK, WKQB, WCKZ, 0105, WANS, Y107, KHTK, KROY, WZKX.

CANDI & THE BACK BEAT "The World Just Keeps On Turning" (IRS) Reports: 17. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 0, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 6, WLOL, KKFR, 999KHI, FM104, WTHT, WOMP, KXXRon-dp,

PWR106 on, B95 37-33.

MARIA McKEE "Show Me Heaven" (Geffen) Reports: 17. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 2, Same 8, Down O. Adds 3, KZZB, WOUT, KCHX, KHMX d-25, G105 35-31.

TECHNOTRONIC "Rockin' Over The Beat" (SBK) Reports 16. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 0, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 5, WIOQ, KXXR, WLOL, KKSS, B95, KZFM 38-33, KPRR 20-16.

KEITH SWEAT "Merry Go Round" (Vintertainment/Elektra) Reports: 15. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 2, KOY-FM, Z99, WPGC 4-4, CK105 38-34.

OLETA ADAMS "Rhythm 0f Life" (Fontana/Mercury) Reports: 15. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 0, Same 12. Down 0, Adds 0, WPGC on, KHMX on-dp, KISN 31-28.

LINEAR "Something Going On" (Atlantic) Reports: 15. Moves: Up 2. Debuts 0, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 0, WPHR on-dp, HOT102 on-dp, HOT977 20-17, KTUX 33-29.

LIVING COLOUR "Type" (Epic) Reports: 13. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 13, FLY92, 999KHI, K106, WRQN, KATM, YES97, KNOE, KNIN,

WBXX, WKFR, WDBR, KFMW, KRZR.

BETTY BOO "Doan' The Do" (Reprise) Reports: 13. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 0, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 2, KTFM, KCAQ, WHYT 25-22, H0T949 21-12, KHTK 25-19.

LALAH HATHAWAY "Heaven Knows" (Virgin) Reports: 13. Moves: Up 7, Debuts 3, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 0, HOT977 35-30, WKSS d-30, B95 22-14, KOMO 23-14.

NEVILLE BROTHERS "Fearless" (A&M) Reports: 11. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 11, WXKS, Y100, WZYP, WABB, WHHY, WOMX, WKZL, KJ103,

B98, 0101, KLYV.

SOUP DRAGONS "I'm Free" (Mercury) Reports: 11. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 10, KSAO, HOT949, 999KHI, WPST, K106, KAKS, KFTZ, KTMT,

ZFUN, Y97.

TOO SHORT "In The Ghetto" (Jive/RCA) Reports: 11. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 7, WI00, KKFR, KMEL, HOT977, KBFM, KKSS, 895.

GUYS NEXT DOOR "I Was Made For You" (SBK) Reports: 11. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 0, Same 5, Down 0, Adds O. KIKX 14-12, 895 34-31, KISR 30-24.

CURE "Never Enough" (Elektra) Reports: 10. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 3, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 1, KZFM, KSAQ d-28.

CURIO "I Can't Stay" (Motown) Reports: 10. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 2, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 0, PWRPIG 39-37, KKFR 35-33.


Ion say it's your Birthday It's my Birthday too -yeah.

Paul _McCartney BIRTHDAI The urn it . vour Birthday

It, .n' gonna have a good time.

Never before released as a single...

BIRTHDAY The live version

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The new single and video from the forthcoming album Tripping The Live Fantastic. The complete "LIVE recording of the history -

making Paul McCartney World Tour '89-'90. Coming in November.

I would like you to dance-Birthday Take a cha-cha-cha-chance-Birthday I would like you to dance-Birthday

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JANET JACKSON/Black Cat (A&M)

JAMES INGRAMA Don't Have The Heart (WB)

RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS/Unchained... (Verve/Polydor)

MAXI PRIEST/Close To You (Charisma)

AFTER 7/Can't Stop (Virgin)

PHIL COLLINS/Something Happened On... (Atlantic)

PEBBLES/Giving You The Benefit Of The Doubt (MCA)

DINO/Romeo (Island)

INXS/Suicide Blonde (Atlantic)

VANILLA ICEAce Ice Baby (SBK)

MARIAN CAREY/Love Takes Time (Columbia)

BREATHE/Say A Prayer (A&M)

NELSON/(Can't Live Without Your) Love And... (DGC)

ALIAS/More Than Words Can Say (EMI)

DEPECHE MODE/Policy Of Truth (Sire/Reprise)

M.C. HAMMER/Pray (Capitol)

BLACK BOX/Everybody Everybody (RCA)

PAUL YOUNG/Oh Girl (Columbia)

JOHNNY GILL/My, My, My (Motown)

DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/So Close (Arista)

WARRANT/Cherry Pie (Columbia)


TAYLOR DAYNEMeart Of Stone (Arista)

POISON/Something To Believe In (Capitol)

LISA STANSFIELD/This Is The Right Time (Arista)

CONCRETE BLONDE/Joey (IRS)

BETTE MIDLER/From A Distance (Atlantic)

JON BON JOVI/Blaze Of Glory (Mercury)

DEEE-LITE/Groove Is In The Heart (Elektra)

JUDE COLE/Time For Letting Go (Reprise)

SOHOMippychick (Atco)

CANDYMANA(nockin' Boots (Epic)

HUMAN LEAGUEMeart Like A Wheel (A&M)

TONYI TONI! TONEI/Feels Good (Wing/Polydor)

WILSON PHILLIPSAìelease Me (SBK)

DAVID CASSIDYA-yin' To Myself (Enigma)

WHITNEY HOUSTON/I'm Your Baby Tonight (Arista)

WILSON PHILLIPSAmpulsive (SBK)

DAMN YANKEESMigh Enough (WB)

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DAN FOGELBERGMhythm Of... (Full Moon/Epic)

BREATHE/Say A Prayer (A&M)


GEORGE MICHAEL/Praying For Time (Columbia)

BETTE MIDLER/From A Distance (Atlantic)

TAYLOR DAYNEMeart Of Stone (Arista)

PHIL COLLINS/Something Happened On... (Atlantic)

JILL SOBULE/Too Cool To Fall In Love (MCA)

BRENDA RUSSELL/Stop Running Away (A&M)

ANITA BAKER/Soul Inspiration (Elektra)

PAUL YOUNG/Oh Girl (Columbia)

CARLY SIMONBetter Not Tell Her (Arista)

BILLY JOEL/And So It Goes (Columbia)



WILSON PHILLIPS/Release Me (SBK)

DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/So Close (Arista)

WILSON PHILLIPS/Impulsive (SBK)

T. PENDERGRASS wit. FISHER/Glad To Be... (Elektra)

MICHAEL McDONALD/Tear It Up (Reprise)

ALIAS/More Than Words Can Say (EMI)

AFTER 7/Can't Stop (Virgin)

LAURA BRANIGAN/Never In A Million Years (Atlantic)

JAMES INGRAMA Don't Have The Heart (WB)

JUDE COLE/Time For Letting Go (Reprise)

MICHAEL BOLTON/Georgia On My Mind (Columbia)

MARIA McKEE/Show Me Heaven (Geffen)

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PEBBLES/Giving You The Benefit Of The Doubt (MCA)

SAMUELLEBo You Like What You See (Atlantic)

JOHNNY GILL/Fairweather Friend (Motown)


BELL BIV DEVOEB.B.D. (I Thought It Was Me)? (MCA)

TRACIE SPENCER/Save Your Love (Capitol)


CARON WHEELER/Livin' In The Light (EMI)

O. JONES f/S. GARRETTA Don't Go For... (Owest/WB)

GERALD ALSTON/Slow Motion (Taj/Motown)

TEENA MARIEMere's Looking At You (Epic)

KIARA/You're Right About That (Arista)

TROOP/That's My Attitude (Atlantic)

M.C. HAMMER/Pray (Capitol)

LISA STANSFIELD/This Is The Right Time (Arista)

AL B. SUREI/Missunderstanding (WB)

JANET JACKSON/Black Cat (A&M)

ANITA BAKER/Soul Inspiration (Elektra)

SNAP/Ooops Up (Arista)

VANILLA ICEAce Ice Baby (SBK)

LL COOL J I/UNCLE I./The Boomin'... (Def Jam/Columbia)

OLETA ADAMS/Rhythm Of Life (Fontana/Mercury)

LALAH HATHAWAYMeaven Knows (Virgin)

CYNDA WILLIAMSMarlem Blues (Columbia)

TODAYA Got The Feeling (Motown)

WHISPERS/My Heart Your Heart (Capitol)

HI-FIVE/Just Can't Handle It (Jive/RCA)

TEVIN CAMPBELL/Round And Round (Paisley Park/WB)

BERNADETTE COOPERA Look Good (MCA)

LEVERT/Rope A Dope Style (Atlantic)

CANDYMANMnockin' Boots (Epic)

JASMINE GUY/Try Me (WB)

LISTEN UP/Listen Up (Owest/Reprise)

BLACK BOX/Everybody Everybody (RCA)

WHITNEY HOUSTONA'm Your Baby Tonight (Arista)

GUYA Wanna Get With You (MCA)

TONY! TONI! TONEIAt Never Rains... (Wing/Polydor)

GEOFF McBRIDE/No Sweeter Love (Arista)

BREAKER Q E.U.A Confess (Virgin)

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RICARDO SILVEIRA/Amazon... (Verve Forecast/PolyGram)

RICHARD ELLIOT/What's Inside (Enigma)

LALAH HATHAWAY1aIah Hathaway (Virgin) JONATHAN BUTLER/Heal Our Land (Jive/RCA)

BERNARDO RUBAJAMew Land (Narada)

PETER WHITE/Reveillez-vous (Chase Music Group)

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NINO TEMPO/Tenor Saxophone (Atlantic)

GERRY MULLIGAN/Lonesome Boulevard (A&M)

STEVE EROUTAGA/Erkiology (Windham Hill/Jazz)

BRANFORD MARSALIS/Crazy People Music (Columbia)

MO' BETTER BLUES/Music From Mo' Better... (Columbia)

BOBBY LYLE/The Journey (Atlantic)

MICHAEL BRECKERAJow You See It... (Now You Don't) (GRP)

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14 15 8 1O ERIC JOHNSON/Cliffs Of Dover (Capitol)

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12 12 7 11 ROBERT CRAY/The Forecast (Calls For Pain) (Mercury)

21 18 13 ® HOUSE OF LORDS/Can't Find My... (Simmons/RCA)

11 14 9 13 LIVING COLOUR/Type (Epic) - - 21 DEEP PURPLEA(ing Of Dreams (RCA)

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BREAKER LED ZEPPELIN/Travelling Riverside Blues (Atlantic)

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BREAKERC POISON/Something To Believe In (Enigma/Capitol)

32 23 22 a BOB DYLANAJnbelievable (Columbia)

BREAKER® GARY MOORE/Still Got The Blues (Charisma)

BREAKER© JON BON JOVI/Miracle (Mercury)

34 29 27 ® OUEENSRYCHE Empire (EMI)

BREAKER© TOY MATINEE/Last Plane Out (Reprise)

9 13 20 25 SLAUGHTER/Fly To The Angels (Chrysalis)

60 39 32 © WINGER/Miles Away (Atlantic)

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26 24 23 28 DON DOKKEN/Mirror Mirror (Geffen)

3 8 16 29 BAD COMPANY/Boys Cry Tough (Atco)

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42 34 33 © CHEAP TRICKBack N' Blue (Epic)

4 4 15 34 BRUCE HORNSBY/A Night On The Town (RCA)

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55 45 38 iii CALL/What's Happened To You (MCA) - 57 48 © HEART/Stranded (Capitol) - - 47 Q REO SPEEDWAGONA-ove Is A Rock (Epic)

44 41 41 Q STEVE VAIA Would Love To (Relativity)

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JOE DIFFIEMome (Epic)

JUDDSBorn To Be Blue (Curb/FICA)

BAILLIE & THE BOYS/Fool Such As I (RCA)

GARTH BROOKS/Friends In Low Places (Capitol)

R. TRAVIS & G. JONES/A Few Ole Country Boys (WB)

ANNE MURRAY/Feed This Fire (Capitol)

HOLLY DUNN/You Really Had Me Going (WB)

EXILE/Yet (Arista)

DON WILLIAMSBack ln My Younger Days (RCA)

EDDIE RABBITT/Americaan Boy (Capitol)

RESTLESS HEART/When Somebody Loves You (RCA)

VERN GOSDIN/This Ain't My First Rodeo (Columbia)

CONWAY TWITTY/Crary In Love (MCA)

K.T. OSLIN/Come Next Monday (RCA)

MARTY STUART/Western Girls (MCA)

LIONEL CARTWRIGHT/My Heart Is Set On You (MCA)

GEORGE STRAIT/Drinking Champagne (MCA)

SHENANDOAH/Ghost In This House (Columbia)

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KEVIN WELCH/Praying For Rain (Reprise)

WAYLON JENNINGSANhere Corn Don't Grow (Epic)

ROBIN LEE/Love Letter (Atlantic)

RODNEY CROWELL/Now That We're Alone (Columbia)

MARY-CHAPIN CARPENTER/You Win Again (Columbia)

Complete TOP 30 Country Chart Pg. 88 Country Song Information Index Pg.91 AC Music Begins Pg. 93 Complete TOP 30 Contemporary Jazz Chart Pg. 96

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